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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Cnnsnienna. or What7

"Copsceuce doth make towards
Of US all, says the poet But II Is
lust 50 with the nerves. hen a
nan's nerves are uDstrung, through
Indigestion and torpid liver aud in
pure blood, what wonder that he
feels depressed and nervousl He
starts at every little unexpected
sound; is afraid Of his shadow, and
feels like fool Let such a man GO
to the drug store and get bottle OF
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DiscOv-
cry, the great Bood.purifirr and
Liver 1nvigoratOr guaranteed 10
benefit or cure, or money will be
promptly refunded. 1t cures Il di-
gestlo !. or Dyspepsia, and from lis
wonderful blood purifying proper
ties, couquers all Skin and Scalp
diseases, Salt-rheum, Tetler, Eczema
and kidney ailments. All blood
poisons, no matter Of what name OF
nature. yield to its remedial influ
euce5.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Fire Works Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 3O.--An
explosion occurred this morning In
the large fire works factory Of Dlehl
q Co.. Reading, this county, this
morning, wrecking almost the en-
tire place. OF 90 employees, all seen
since are more or less injured.
Henry Horn was killed outright,
aud a number are unaccounted for.
Loss estimated at sl5o,Ooo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Cleveland's Administration.

NEW YoHR, Jan. "A morning
paper quotes New York Democrat
OF national reputation, with whom
Cleveland talked frankly about his
plans, as saying that Cleveland
looks on the silver issue as q par.
amount one In politics, superior
even TO the tariff, and to be the
hrst matter to be settled by his adj
minIstratlon.
Cleveland is astonished that Ger.
tain congressman after visiting him
to urge high federal appointments
should return TO Washington aud en-
ieavor not only to prevent the re-
peal OF the Sherman law but even
20 work hard 10 pass free coinage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
b[lINES FUNERAL,
Homage Of the Waiting
Thousands.
ug GREAT STATESMAN LAID At REST
Ne Hawaiian Annexation
Problem.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 3d. Blaine
could mot have private funeral.
The surgIng wave Of public interes
swept over the barriers and mad,
bic private funeral one Of the most
impressive public demonstrations.
The most eminent men In the nation
stood around the bier. All busInes.
In the national capitol was suspend.
ed during service. The presence OF
the president, the cabinet, the ~.
preme judges, the high officials Of
congress and the diplomatic corp
not more significant than the hom
sge Of waiting crowds who In re-
epsctful silence lined the streeu
through which the funeral cortege
psssed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

and the Jurors piled him with ques-
tions about various points, he grew
nervous. His eyes roved about the
room In the evident hope Of finding
something upon which 10 Ak his at
tention. He cleDched bis hands
almost involuDtarily, then looked
like a sehoolboy about to be pun
isbed for an offense which he had
committed, and then doubled bis
fists and assumed defensive attl-
tude. All Of which did not escape
the observation Of the officers.
When Oehlscblager finished the
coroner asked him to sign bis state
ment. He replied, II cannot writa."
The statement was signed by the
clerk and Oehlschlager made his
mark, which was witnessed by Mr..
Lafferty.
Then the party came to Portland
on the West Portland motor, and
OebIschlager was taken In charge
by Constable AL Thomas and Deputy
Sheriff Wood. They took him to
Mr.. Thomas Office and "worked"
him. Oehlschlager Is an extremely
ignorant fellow, but could realize
the enormity Of bis crime and the
penalty, and refused to talk. The
officers questioned him for some
time without any result. Then
they agreed upon clever plan of
cross-examlnation and the prisoner
became confused. A direct charge
of murder broke him down, and he
confessed.
THE MURDERER's CONFESSION.
~ had bottle of whisky and
WOollidge bad a bottle of port
wine when we left Neff's saloon"
he said. "When crossing the
bridge we 9uarreled over the
and the old man bit me
with thin stick, breaking the
handle of my basket. 1 got mad
and hit him with a stick l carried.
It was as thick as my wrist. He
struck me back, and then got be-
lind him and hit him over the
read. He fell, and I went through
lis pockets and took his money and
hen pushed the body under the
ailing aud into the gulch."
DbhiN avn ola ELS.
w. ii. Woodbridge lived in Port
aud about IL years. He came to
he Northwest 25 years ago, and
vas a soldier at Vancouver barracks
Or a number of years. He was As
ears old, married and leaves 10
hildren. Oehlschlager is q son of
ohm Oehlschlager, farmer living
ear Fulton. For many years the
,miiy lived on the old McAdam
BAD. There are several children,
rank Is of medium height, dark
omplected, with brown eyes and
lack hair. He is not vicious.
'oking fellow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Snow In Russia.

ODESSA, Jan. 30 - Enormous
quantities Of snow haye fallen In
the valley Of the DoeIper Ia CrImea
aud other parts Of southern Russia.
Ia the Doslpsr Valley. snow is ON
the level with the house tops. In
one province, one huodmd thousand
shesp have perlsheh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
ALL CORPORATION LAWYERS.

Under the head Of news from
Washington the Salem Democr :
says;
IA Democrat will be appointed
by Cleveland to be Judge Dradys
successor. Among those mention ,d
fnr The place are ) $ McArlher, =.
B Cox aud 9. B Belleuger"
All railroad attorneys are capable
OF hooking after the corporation
interests. Its,ems the people are
to have nothing but big corporation
lawyers for judges under Cleveland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

waiisn Islands, Il called AZ this
time. The pan-Amencan congress
met IN October. 1880, or about that
time, Blaine discovered that Hs-
wall had no, been included IN the
countries invited to participate, and
he spoke 10 the executive oficer Of
con sress about the omission. "But
Hawaii Ia not an American repub.
Ilc," he was told. He replied, "But
II will be before long" BY
his request, therefore, q
resolution was Introduced In con.
gress by RepresentIve Hit and pass
ed, authorizing the president TO send
an invitation TO Hawaii. The invI-
tation was accepted by the Hawaiian
government and Minister Carter de-
-ignaled to act as delegate, which he
did throughout the meeting Of the
" lso ths bureau Of American re.
publics was established, as result
OF the deliberations Of congress
Bliine instructed that Hawaii
should be included and treated rs
one Of the several American repub.
lies, aud It's statistics included IN the
nandbooks published by the bureau.
IN THE SENATE.
WAsHINoToN, u. G. Jan. 30.-In
the senate Chandler, Of New Hamp-
shire, offered a resolution request
lug the president TO enter into ne
with the provisional Of the
for admission Of the is
lands as territory, and to lay the
convention before congress for rati
Iication by legislation. White OF
Louisiana objected TO immediate con-
aud IL went over until
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
THE PORTLAND MURDER.
oehlschlager Confesses Killing the
Grand Army Man.

PORTLAND. Jan. S0.-Fraut
oehlschlager Is the confessed muir
derer OF William Henry Woodbridge
The crime was committed between
and 10 o'clock Friday night while
the men were crossing what Is
Known as the double bridge, about
six miles west OF this city. Nine
teen hours later the murderer's con.
iession was wrung from him by the
officers. 1t was cold and cruel
tragedy. The murderer was NO.
oompanying his victim TO the lat
ter's home when the dreadful act
was committed.
HIS sEooNp STORY.
Frank oehlschlager was called
upon for an explanation. He
said he worked ON his fathers farm.
beyond Fulton, aud was as years of
age His story coniilcted some
" hat with the one he told young
Woolridge. lie said that himself
aud the murdered man were walk.
Ing home together aud conyerslns
aooa, a tree which had reeeatly fal.
len, when they reached the bridge.
The old man remarked, "rha,'.
more wood for the eoauiry,n oehl.
'ehiager was abou, TO reply when hs
observed a stranger within a few
'ees OF him. Here the witness con.
radiesed himself The man. he
'aid' passed between woolFldge and
he railing and then turned and
ainek him. Amer striking Wool.
ldse he tried 10 hit the witness, but
MY broke hi. basket. Then osAl.
ehiaser ran away, The rsst Of Ai.
'ss'"o1y did .os vary an io,A fsom
he story he tald yeuag woolridxs.
hsld his bead ssees aad
aAinsainsd rather lism ffoas when
''sess' ha'mAa sx>mlasd him 70.
Axdiax shs 1ss> = "A - zl..., :,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
President Opposed to Annexation

WASHINGTON. Jau. 30.-A close
friend Of the president says tonight
that he Is not Ia favor of the acaui-
sItion OF any territory by the Uni
ted States that isseparated by water.
This will be a dampeper on the ar.
dor Of Hawaiian annexation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
1898.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

II gives the pSHar uiIri is journal for the home.
tions P.rlons, ana its pun,ernns ii,,,S,ra
plements. .,s sra designs and pattern.sheel sna.
hons dress'1n 1 Indispensable alike TO lie
n,lodisie. No Nn,aKsr arna and the professional
y as artistic attracpiehse is spared TO make
and thopgign m prgnt stories, amusiny % noman,es s. os
and It's last naa essays satisfy ali tastes.
wit and page Is famous as a budset Of
every thing ir; is ipeIIoid55 IN IL, weekly issues
70 women Ine uueu @ which is OF interest
CHRISTINE rsal alter Besant ana 1SI Elm WV Ds
Practical sasilune saerihune II rrick viii nm i,rn;sa myh
sirace X ne. no. iesl s entitled "At ihe Toi,et
lace wh,eer VIII VIII A. horne Miiier. and Can
,tis ns work of wom.n eqnent couiTiLuiors.
Women eaSasnsdiamsens and mSn 4 Hs1nson' ~iin in
audience. en' Will please i Gu, tiy.tsd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

An Outline OF the New Bill Before
Parliament.

An Outline OF the New Bill Beforl
Parliament
!, LONDON, Jan. 3O.-The following
is the synopsis Of the new Irlst
! home rule. IL declares there shal
be established In ireland, a leglsla
ture consisting Of the queen and ar
Ifish Legislative body, empowered tc
make, amend and repeal laws FOL
peace, order, and good government
In Ireland. The power TO enact
laws on number Of subjects con.
cernlDg the kingdom at large Is re-
taIned by the imperial parliament.
A sub clause retains 20 the Imperial
parliament control for five years
over land legislation. The Irish
legislature Is restricted from passing
any laws respecting the establish
ment Of religion or prohibiting free
exercise thereof, or imposing any
disability on account of religious be-
lief The queen retains the same
prerogatiyes with respect TO the
Irish legislative body as an imperial
parliament. The Irish legislative
body can continue five years and no
longer, from the day 1t is appointed
to meet. The executive government
Of Ireland will continue to be vested
In her majesty and be carried on by
the lord lieutenant with the aid of
such officers and councils as her
majesty may from time to time see
fit. Ninth clause of the bill relating
to the constitution of Irish leglsIa-
tive body provides legislative body
shall consist os first and second or
der, but instead Of celebrating to-
gether as In bill SO provides they
shall sit and vote separately, thus
constituting two distinct houses of
the legislature.
II the result Of voting brings two
orders into collision then the ques-
ton at issue is to be referred to a |
joint committee Of both houses; If it
can't agree the question may be re-
ferred to the people. The new bill
thus provides for popular reference
of upper house or first order include
lO3 members, seventy-five elective
and twenty-eight peeiage members.
The second legislative body consists
of 2d4 members to be chosen by ex-
istiDg constiluenciesi Ireland; two
by each constituency. The import.
ant new clause provides that 1903
members Of an imperial parliament
may also sit In the Irish legislative
body If elected thereto as well as in
The imperial parliament. Its made
The duty OF the Irish legislature to
Impose all such taxes, duties, and
Imposts, as may be necessary to
raise sufficient revenue to meet all
ums charged for the time being on
.rish consolidated fund. This fund
to meet advances towards the ex-
'enses OF the Irish government.
There is an entirely new clause, I'd,
'hich gives the crown the right to
'eto all bills Of the Irish legislature
nd gives the Irish representative '
GERS the right to sit in the house of !
'rds at Westmins ter and vote on ALI ,
nperial questions. The judiciary
'main for five years under control
the imperial government and n
len pass under control OF the Irish
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
MARKETS..

PORTLAND, Jan. 2S. - Wheat
valley, Sl,l5, Walla Walla, $l.O5@
Sl.07t.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81. Wheat,
May 1884.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Wbeat. .72l
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

rms supposed TO be an age OF enl,gbt
enment Iet the hall clyilized nsrsi' So, ~.
win which hosts of people kerp dosing
themselves ON small occasions, argues !,
mind cfedulity chara cieristic of m, 40 ra
sseS constipation has myriad of nj.
merely sacuate the bowels this oneraiinn
oelhg prrceied by pain ana followed nv
la ter an effect OF their :.
cesslNe, violent action. rodypeyllin aloes
Samonge embodied In the form OF pills
caluni'l-these are among The
Nluieut medicants for when All MIA no
substituted. HoStette,'s stomach Biiiers
ths nuest, most genial laxative ext,n1
ever g.lping, and resembling In It's sctiar
~ en- ". o, mature IN her h ppie,t mood,
Also an anlidote To alaria and rhanms'
tisn, gives strength To the ~ stem. renns,s
geNuon perfect, ana regulates the li,t'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
sealling Raes

LONDON, Jan. so.-rhe great In.
,erna,iooai scaIling race. between
George habsar, the Eaglish ears.
man. aud George Hosmsr. Of Roe.
ton, was won today BY Babsat by
hse isngsh~ The race wss for the
champion ~ England.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

UnIteu SIaIe ee 10 all subscribers in the
''a'es' canada, and Mexico.
the tirst rolumes OF the Weekly begi in
v hen no tin,o Tor January of eac ter.
will begin VINE VINE Is n nentioned. subcrip stns
ine OF receipt OF order. e' current AT 'he
three huua lears volume OF Harper's Weekly for
will be san, pack, in neat cloth binding
express, free eS on NAL I'll post oposlage paid or ~
ume does lot exceed one doIlsr re ner Vol. Snc
binding. .vstS viii ho lor each yolome, suitable for
on receipt OF 81 M sent a by mail, postpaid,
Office nces mnns should he made by Post
chance Loss 0ruer or draft, 10 avoid
tisemehRt Pii S6, are not to copy this adver
per Brothers. press order OF Har-
UureSS; HARPER & BROTHERS.
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Clarkson Very nj

NEW York. Jan. 80. General ].
D ciarkson, chairman of the lse.
publican national COMMITTEES, IL At
the Plaza hotel. seriously m from
rheumatism aud malaria
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Pension Decrease.

WAsHISoroS, ID. q. jan. 3d.
The payments for this month foot
up to $4,000, 600, u decrease compar.
ed with last month Of 81, 900 900.
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Details of the Funeral.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--Tbe body
of the late ex Secretary Blaine was
removed last night to the parl'
on the north side Of tie
second floor Of The residence. Dur
Ing the afternoon and evening
number Of friends called and took a
last look upon the face OF the dead.
Tho expression Of the face was peace
ful and the lineaments OF the we'll
known countenance showed few
traces Of the rsvages Of the dlsesse
that carried him off. The casket WINS
almost buried under mass Of floral
tributes received, many Of them
from distance. The body lay In
the room where the first prayers of
The funeral service were said by the
Rev. DR.. HsmIi6, Of the Church of
the Covenant, at II o'clock today.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
funeral was private one, the at-
tsndants AT the services were az truly
national IN their representative char
acter as II the president were being
buried.
The state OF Maine sent dele
gAtion Of IA, headed by Governor ii. |
Cleeves; Afassach chusetts had dele
cation of Ave members. The UD.
lon League Club, Of New York,
sent 26 members to represent the
organization, and the Union League
Club. Of Philadelphia. 20. From
various other points In Pennsyl-
~ pta came delegations. Altogether
~ or unre of thesa representatives
Woro present. Personal friends to
lhe unmber of e5 notified the
family OF their intention TO be pres
mt from various parts Of the coun-
~. The services at the church, M
wall - 1t the house, were private
md no one was admitted who had
lot received an invitation. The /
were:
Senators Frye aud Hale, ofAiaine,
nd Morgan, Of Alabama; Repre-
pntatives Reed and Boutslle, of {
laine; HIT Of Illinois. and Blng- u
am of pennsylvania; General q
homas Ewing, Of Ohio, John Hay, u
Warrington; Joseph ii. Manley, y
Maine; Almet r. jerks. of Brook. 81
N; =. v. p. ELY. Of Boston. :"
THE BURIAL SERVICE. VI
A. the hour for services arrived Il
burners, Including members OF the
lnily, were grouped around the
met. the remainder OF those pres n
: standing, 90 as to leave no room ~,
/ chairs. A simple service OF al
Ayer constituted the rites. Rev.
/. Hsmlln standing beside the
'ket. delivered In low tones the
pshy yterian service for the dead, y"
llter pamrosch In the meantime wv
ching the keys OF the piano TO
- of = slow dirge. This ended !
bsief. Impressive service, when is
oesket wss closed. was ,enderly his
ne - the heArse, and the process.
! wsndvd iss way slowly to the !
lroh of the Covenant The s.
= oalslds was shsonged with pul
Dlofese. who everently doffed the
x 1r(s = The oortegs passed. rhe
LAID an REsr.
= Huerai psocsssion arrived at
>eseh s noon. SERVICES at The =
uere - ample as a, the qua
pnalnlins Of the service for the
olions nom scdpturs and aud
on ths funeral procession :"
M sbs body was eoa- '"s
>>hh,,, ..ms,.,, .as 49,, one
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Cleveland silent.

NEW YORK, Jan. 80. Cleveland
Is In town, but refuses TO announce
his views upon the Hawaiian affairs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
Every Seven yearS

on course everybody knows that sever
years OF bad luck may be expected bv the
unfortunate person who happens TO break
mirror. There il general belief with
most peopie that the human body under
goes complete and mysterious chansa
svery seven yesrs.--New York New.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
At Olympia.

OLYMPIA, wn,, Jan. sO.--No
change on thirty-seven aud thirty.
eight ballots cast for senator TODAY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

Wood, wou.l. i'seuly ~ Il sawed
and ready ~ delivery. Leave yoar
orders ~ kssns stable 40, ner II
sersy and hlosrY. dlolosf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
IN THE SENATE.
California Wants the Islands.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. 30. In
the assembly this morning joint
resolution was introduced requesting
the California delegation In congress
to use every honorable means to
secure the annexation OF the
Hawaiian islands. Resolution re-
ferred 10 committee on federal re-
lations.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30

trst nuo,smes OF the Bazar bs.,r u,,
When DO p Tine Tor January OF n .ncs Win the
VIM b. Gin %ith ,s eLiionsd. suSserini,eesnr:: @ esr:
u,ne OF receipt OF as ordsm smoe current a. The
Bound voln,,a.
WIS Hiis years 6aes OF Hsrpers Bszar for
exp.sss ssnl by mail. NEE. nee. cloth binding,
height doas ss no OF expsnsS spros psioi or by
umel, orss Der Ds eheeed one dollar psp ya, sne
binding VIII viii 10 ,or & each volume. sui,ab,s s,-
re, e'Pt of q each a ssn' BY mail, posi-paid % on
DfiIss% finIss%a,lsness a.l,ness should hs -
q las.' ss ordes o. srsi,. 10 /. se as'. ey post
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
NO MONEY WANTTI

FOR SALE. 10 acres of ooo,
lan., all clear, 3l miles east eopu oS gard
tentiary on the salem and M.a,sne sne pi
VIII take work for part pay. anG NJ
on ~ years time. address ID paals(
salem, or call at farm, a. Hsn1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
For Sale, Trade OF Rent

90 acres improved land within f,ye mnss
~ OF Salein, Oregon, la tracts ana .,n
"tnls 10 sul' purchasers or tenants, ""
'-''os r. J, Fl.EMMING.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-30
HOW'S
Your Liver 2

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver Is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
As general family remedy for dyspepsia,
orpid Liver, Constipation, ETC., hardly ever
Sc anything else, and have never been dis
ppointed in the effect produced; 1t seems to
e almost perfect cure for all diseases Of the
tomach and Bowels.
w. ]. McELRoY. Macon. 9a.
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1898.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harperis Weekly is ackn.,,adooa ..
s'aldlng first among Illustrate weeE w ns' az
he,,no ho,u,caIs IN A. erica. 1t uccupjes n nlaoe
thai of IN tnaI Oh me hurrieo daily ape + and
with es soni To,n eraiy and news, an presents
OF curte1i i1ic.an 6ie % felicity the real events
,nemes of fiction. on ac oun, nf iIs ,na,arS ,arv
Wnrhtdsl Wht1eIe series of Illustrations # tbss
suide 10 ih rair, II viii be not only the best
best ts Sou 10 ahe great exposition. but also iis
erai itrenir, intarei, Every pubic event OF gen.
pages. I,s o WIZ 6e luliy ilustiatea i'll its
,Si uJsI Writers and art sis IN lie conoirv It II
and i1G1i.,nue i11msinue to excel in litera ure. news.
Its class. wi o'ner puDlIcatlons on
HARPER'S PERTODICAIc
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Pain Self-Ilfiicted.

Christian Science books and litera-
'ure on sale at 326 Liberty street
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"AApER's PERIODICALS.
ann Fer Year.

es' canada, ana Mesico IN the
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HOODS PILLS are the best family cathar.
tc. Gentle and effoctive. Try n box.
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,,6nS above trains stop only al following ~.
IONS north of Roseburg, East pnrtsf ms sts
TTaTgon Ta CITY, WOODBURY., salem SIhai' i1an
innstin, itint, ,5hedds, Halsey, Harrishnrs
-4-cllon City, Irving and Eugene 'Sour-
RoSEBURG MALI, DADY
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1901 THE CULTIvATOR 1909
ountryGentIeman
THE BEST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.

Farm Crops and Processes,
Horticulture and Frui. Growing
Livestock and Dairying,
While IL also includes al minor depart.
meDts OF Rural interest, such as the poul.
try yard, entomology, Bookkeeping, green
house and grapery, veterinary replies,
farm questions and answers, fireside
reading, domestic economy, and . sum-
mary of the news of the week. Its mar.
ket reports are unusually complete, and
much attention is paid to the prospects OF
the crops, as throwing light upon one of
the most important Of all questions
When TO buy and when to sell. 1t is lib.
orally illustrated, and by recent enlarge
ment. contains more reading matter than
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