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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15

A charge of $500 usually includes the
use of ten carriages.
Being asked 10 explain the purpose
and process of embalming. the under
taker said the object is to preserve
the natural appearance of the body be-
yond the usual period. When cOndi-
tons are favorable this appearance
may continue for months after en-
balmment. He had emb2lmed a body
and sent it to the home of relatives,
where it was kept in a secluded room.
Six months later one of these came 10
the city to enquire why a film had be-
gun to form over the eye. After six
months this was the only sign Of de-
composition. Every day the mother Of
the young woman had gone to the
room to view the remains and not I'M
til six months had passed had she no.
tfced the slightest sign OF putrefactiOn-
Such was the story the undertaken
heard from his customers. He would
not vOuch for it as he had not mad an
opportunity of seeing the corpse after
his services were perfOr med. Certain
it is, however. that enbalming is a tri-
umph in the art Of preservation for d
much longer time than nature unald-
ed could accomplish.
The ancient method Of embalming
cOnsied of removing the bowels and
filing the vacuum with charcoal. The
mode now in vogue is that of injecting
balming fluid into the arteries. The
chief advantage in emOalming bodies
lies in the fact that it enables them to
be transported long distances, which
would otherwise be impossible.
What is the cost of transportation
of a body?" queried a reporter, remem-
bering that he was far from home
IF some one is in charge Of it, there
is simply the cost of a first
class ticket, and the body is
kept in the baggage car. If there
is a change from one road to another
the person in charge looks after the
transportation of the corpse. If there
is no one to attend to this duty the
charge of transportation of a body is
double first-class fare. 1t is then sent
by express and there are also extra
charges for changes from one line to
another, if such changes are made
Does the duty of securing a minis
ter ever devolve upon you?"
Occasionally. If there are no
friends of the deceased to whom I can
refer the matter I employ a minister
myself, except in the case of paupers,
when the actual expense of intermenH
is covered only by the sum allowed"
How much do ministers charge for
performing funeral rites?''
Il have never paid less than S., usu-
ally more.
What is the highest compensation
they are likely to ask?
Excuse me- the undertaken replied
with a queer smile II would rather
not say anything about that"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
LIvERPOOI MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. 14-Wheat, steady; lie
mand fair. No. . winter Is. 4I5d.; No. 2
spring As. 91ad.
Cor1l-New spring spot firm, demand
poor: five shillngS. Futures dull, de-
mand fair August as. lOd.; September,
As. sgd. October, As. I'D.
Flour-Firm, demand fair; ST. Louis
fancy winter, 5s. 3D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET

Chicago. Aug. l4.-In wheat, there was
fair trade at the opening and the clos
ing was rather quiet. The feeling de-
veloped in the start was weak, but was
of short duration, and the market after
wards exhibited q good 6eal of strength
part of which was maintained Initial
trades were at AM15 loss and sold down
5sd34 more, rallied and advanced with
some reaction at q, eased off &c, chang
ed some and closed steady The early
declines and weak opening was due TO
the action of corn, the rains and large
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
Ray Raymond,s Letter.

Ogden, Aug. 14-"Thank God. it's
passed" And the people of Ogden, in
common with others, believe that now
the tariff bill is out of the way, mat
tiers will speedily shape themselves for
the better. The long suspense is over,
and now we know where we are at
The manufacturer, the banker, the
merchant, the laborer-alI now know
the conditions they will labor and do
business under, and the lender and Dor
rover both may clearly understand
each other. Republicans as we'll as
Democrats hereabouts in general are
glad that the end of the long drawn
out fight has come, and are not slow to
so express themselves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15

The Odd Fellows will have their an
nual excursion to Saltair on Thursday.
An interesting and varied programme
has been arranged, and will include
concerts by the Verdi club. afternoon
and evening, a dancing contest at s p.
M, the first prize for which will be
gold cased watch.
In the afternoon the children and
young folks will have their innings. No
candy will be sent out as prizes. The
committee have decided that all the
awards among the lads and lassies of
Utah shall be genuine so that all the
young ones who prove themselves eff
ficient may be the recipients of pres
ents that will be useful, not ornament
tai.
The eyeball is white because the
blood vessels that feed its substance
are so small that they do not admit
the red corpuscles.
Lightning is so destructive because Of
it's enormous power. A flash of light.
ming has been calculated to equal 12,t
600 horse power
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
Cash quotations were as follows:

TasH IUOlaUons were as IoIloWs:
FLOUR-Unchanged
WHEAT-No. ,, spring, 54a@565s; No.
3, spring, nominal; No. ., red, 5412G55.
CORN-No ?. SOS; No, 8, yellow, $685..
OATS-No ,, 300; No. ,, white, S3G3412;
No 8, white, 3Sa3lls
RYE-No. 2 As.
BARLEY-No ,, 81; No. 3. So; No. 4,
nominal.
FLAX SEEDING. !, 129
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $40.
MESS PORK-Per Dbl, 13.72613.75.
LARD-Per 100 lbs, 7.5712G76O
SHORT RIBS-Sides, Ooose), 7.40d1.5O.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed, (boXed), $50
SHORT CLEAR-sides. (6oxed), lisa
1912.
WHIsKY-Disuners finished goods per
gal, 1.22.
SUGARS-Unchanged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKET

New AOfh, Aug. IA.
HOPS-Dull; state common to choice
5Gl0c.; Pacific coast, SG12c
&OOI-Firm
PIG IRON-Dur
COPPER-Ouiet
LEAD-Qulet, 3.25.
SILNER-625s
steady; sDelter, neglected: sales on
change IS tons August tin at I9.15. d
Tons September tin at 1920
COFFEE-Options opened steady at IN
changed to > points decline; sales $500
bags. including September at 1410; DC
toDer, 1880: November, 1915; Japu rv
1859; March, 12.40
Spot Co1ee-Rio No. Z 161s
Miid-Quiet; Cordova la0l9N: sales
1900 bags Maraicabo. D. L
Santos-Firm; good average Santos. 16:
500; receipts two days 81 900 bags; stock,
263.000 bags.
Hamburg Irregular; prices unchanged
to p pfg. lower; sales, 5000 bags.
HaVre-Opened quiet; prices = lower at
y m; 34f. lower at 3 p. m; quiet: August
l higher; others unchanged a $50 Il. NJ. (;
closed quiet with no further change;
Jlio--Nonlinal, no quotations; exchange,
3 7l6 d.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 1894 bags; New York stool
today, 1882 bags; United States stock.
$4,000 bags; afioat for the United States
2l3,000 bags; total visible for the United
States, $4,000 bags against 4i6. t2S bags
last year.
STGAR-Firm; fair refining. 2n-lG:
centrifugal 96-test. ga
Refined, firm and fairly active
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15

Boston. Aug. 14.-Atchison. s; Bell Tele-
phone. 2OOi Burlington, 7S24; Mexican, 712;
San Diego, 6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
BOSTON QUOTATIONS.

On the produce market today the but
ter market was unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15

This will be a big day at Garfield.
Over $500 will be given away in prizes
for the best dancers, swimmers, foot
racers, the prettiest woman and the
highest man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
WANTED.
odd Fellows Day at snIsair.

WANTED-A FEMALE COOK.
ply at No. 4. Seventh East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCIsCo-MINING.

an Francisco, Aug. IA. The Official closing
,tations for mining stocks today were as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-15
A VERY GRAVE SUBJECT,
But ONE IN WHICH ALL HAVE AN
INTEREST.
4 SnIt Lake Undertakes Gives Away
Some Inside Facts About Funeral
Expenses-Art of EmbaIming.

Dying is an expensive luxury now
adays, either to the deceased or his
friends" remarked one of the living
pictures that ornament Main street
every evening. do you know how much
it costs to be properly buried in this adj
vanced age? No? Well, you'd better
find out before you conclude to yield up
the ghost at the earliest opportunity"
The speaker elected some tobacco Juice
in the latest and most approved style
and sauntered toward the next corner.
Meanwhile one of his audience hied
himself to the nearest undertaking es-
Enlistment to find out how much it
costs to die and be buried la mode.
He did not consult physician as to
the expense of the first step. Every
body knows what the delicate atten-
tons of the family doctor cost. He
went directly to the architect of the
last small dwelling place, the one tene-
ment of whose crowded quarters the oc-
cupant never complains.
What are your cheapest funeral
rates?' he asks this individual
well. young man." was the reply.
Il could see that your remains were
conveyed in wagon. and with decency
and decOrum, to the POtter's Field in
the city cemetery at an expense of SIS
to the county"
What kind of a coffin would that in
clude2"
"A stained pine box" The speaker
surveyed the inquirer, and fearing that
on account Of the length of his lOcomo-
tive organs there might be an extra
charge, the latter hurriedly prOpouneed
another question.
What is the next step abOve?"
1.-The sum of $25 will insure such in
terment as many poor people receive.
1t includes a polished coffin with an
outside box or She'll as it is called the
use of one hearse and one carriage, and
a receipt, to the relatives or friends Of
the deceased. for the grave.
From this to $400. which is nearly the
maximum amount of my bills. there are
many grades of service, according TO the
purse. A common charge is from $40 to
500
What do you furnish for S4OO?'
'An elegant casket covered with fine
English broadcloth, elegantly draped
and mounted with a copper lining and
facing of satin, also a polished cedar
case or box with silver handles like
those of the casket. If preferred, the
casket may be of sheet metal panels
with iron frame"
A bill sent by this undertaken recently
to a customer, who paid it without any
remonstrance, was something like the
following:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Sur medfeIwtrtbidaft in Oregon,
&oieburg, Douglas Co., Oregon.
@prthpr 6err Rphoftpurl

Sn 8e3ug auf BEN in $40. 45 Der v0an6=
ptrt0lbaftli6en 8etlGge" ent6altenen Nuf>
laB lber v@e6ieltptrtbi1aft" erlaube i6
mir, einiges iiber baS iiiblicbe Oregon gu
ihreiben /; 6enl1 mas Der betr. Nrlttel lagte,
ittmmt nt6t gang nit ben Ger6dltnilien in
unierem Gounth therein.
9toleburg lit Der @ountb1tb bon Ooug7
las County, 3GDlt un9efdbr $500 Gin
pobner unb lte9t an Der g. g. st. st. unb
I'M Imqua Stub. gtr bauen bier aueS,
iebe Sorte @etreiOe unb iebc Sorte SbIt;
mebrere 6armer beliben etLicbe taulenb
S6afe uno tpenn bic 8oIe aub btui9er
aIs frIber Gle pur6e b%erfauft fir 10
Gents), 10 tpirb bas baour6 einigermaBen
pieber ausgegGicben, baB mir I'M Sabre
3tpet Wfal ibeeren. Der BretS fir S6afe
betrdst bon $1.75 bis, 81 6as StiG.
Damn betreibt bier aucb ni9t ie6er einerIei
6elbbau, ionbern Elm teber, Der Elm recbter
Sarmer 1T, betreibt Gteb3u6t, bart oIe
Sorten @etreibe unb berlegt itb auf Die
Obltsu6t. SIM Obit ftedt bas meiite @el6,'
benin cit Ncre 53neti6en brtngt 6as 4.
Sa6r ibon cine bibiGe @rnte, i'm 5. unb 6.
Sabr einen Jteinertra9 bon 800 bis 5000;
nebenbei erntet tptr nod 8obner, &artDf7
feIn unb Wais. Ser Grtrag an @ei3en
b%e3tffert itb auf Is Bis 40 8uibel bonn
9(cre unb tpurbe nod ME btQtger ais 35
Gents Der 8uibeI berfauftN MebG toftct
bon $1.40 bis $50 baS 6u1bert, &artofz
feIn brin9en pom 40-45 Gents Oas 8u7
ibel, @erite As Gents, !6afer 20, MaiS so
Gents, 9epflitGte QtepfeI bon 45-50 Gents
Der 8uibeL. Sir 9etrofnetc NepfeL tperz
BEN bon 6-8@ent5 6as Bfunb, fir crime
3tpetiben l Gent unb fir 9etroGnete bon
so Gents be3a6lt.
9arum, liebe 8auernbriioer, laBt Gub
nt6t ab1breden bonn iibIi6en Oregon.
Wer 1etnen Wobnitb 81 perGnoern tpinl6t,
le6e it6 in Oregon NUT einmaL lm bier
9iebe es no6 9enug 2an6 fir So per
9lcre un0 auttpGrtS, je nab6em bic Ser
6%eiierungen iinD. 8ctnabe iiberaQ ite6en
@cbGu6e auf benz 2anb. 0aS &lima lit
9eiunb, Die @egen6 gebir9tg un6 es berricbt
baber etne refine, geiutoe 9uft. Weibernten,
9a9el, 8li3sar6S u. b9L. giebt cS bier ni6t.
Btnter BADEN mir fait ME, mancbeS SSyabr
gar fetren S9nee u16 tpenn einmal nell
cher fGut, 10 bleibt ct nur etn paar Sage
lteaen. Q(us bielem @runbe f0nneu mir
ulller @etretbe au6 INNER 3ur recbten Belt
beretn baben, bas 8teb Gduft baS gailSe
Sabt brauBen berltm unb aub i'm Wtnter
baben mir etne i66ne 8ieDpei6e.
S6 bin lelbit Sarmcr, tpobne 10 Meilen
bon &oieburg, babe aber fein 2an6 gu berz
%faufen; trobbem bin tcb germ bereit, penn
bteier Dber iener iidb fir Oregon i%nterei>
Itren ioate, ndbere Nustunft gu ertbeiIen
etn an mib gei6idtes, frantirtes @ouOert
nit ber betr. N6reIie un6 Sen au beanttpor>
tenben Sra9en tpiiroe genl9en.
Sr1nt 8 oerner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

Sn ieiner 6etmatb in Sib7Guropa ertr6gt
er obne 0tabtbeiL cine Semperatur bon
46 @ra6 s. unb man ite3t i'm bort ben
gansen Sommer btnburb bis in ben
Spdtberb1t bineiu bIiiben. @r 9ebet3t am
belten in etnem ttefen, lebmiaen unb rec6t
friiben 8oben. Die Seubti9feit muB UNI
10 reicblicber porbaltben 1ein, ie Ddrmer
6a5 &lima. 6ier BEL unS muB ber DIE
amber in 6er Srangerie ober in ionitigen
mGBig tparnten &Gumen iiberDintcrt pere
ben. SIM iibrtgen Derlan9t er fetne Yflege
tpeiter, ais bie, boB man aaiGbrli6 Die
Groe bes 8aitenS Doer Copies, III benz
man ibn bdlt, erneuert unb ibn i'm Som7
met reicbIib be9ieBt.
Sun9e Sleanoer baben oft Sic @etpobns
belt az ii6, in 3u i3perem fetten 8ooen
ibcrauS i6nea unb iippi8 en1por3ul6te7
ben, poburb Ser gtabtbetL %eintritt, baB
Stamm unb s3pet9e i9wGbli6 itb se1
fallen unb 2eBtere, lopie au9 bic Sptbe
Ser &rone itb abpGrts neigen, %anitatt
oufpdrts 81 i~treben; in mtIoer, frGfttger
@rDe enttpidelt ber Slean5er ft9 am 9letcb2
mdBiglten. nebermdBige 0itngung ODER
aa5u ibarfer unb frilcber 0inger biirfen
nicht ansetpenbet nerben. Die iunge, i'm
Na9Stbum be9riffene BfanSe muB cine
l~onnige Sage BADEN unb Ser Quft ausgeiebt
iein, nur banr tpiro iie erftarfen mdbrenb
beS Sommers muB retbli3 bc9olien perz
ben, SIM uebrtgen mag nod bemertt
mer6en, baB Die B1an3e 9iftig lit un6 es
getdbrIi6 iein wiirbe, iungeS 5Ols, 8ldtter
ober 8Liitben in BEN WunO gu nebmen,
ODER gar 5u fauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Der Derbano amerifantfAer Qder:
baufdulen uno Derfuhs'
ftdttonen.

Die iin8ft ftattge6a6te iG6rIi3e @abI
Der 8camten 6es @erbanbes amerttanii6er
Qderbaui9ulen unb geriucbSitationen bate
foIgenbes @rsebntB: 8rditOent: $. 6.
NlDOra, SfIabOma; 8icezB rditOenten q.
q. SObniOn, @DOming; q. .. Soua6ap,
Norb@G aroIina; &. 8. @omitod, @rt8ona ;
6. 6. Graigbea6, Sib Carolina; ..
Cute, Sloriba; Secretdr unb S9ab@
metiter: S. 6. Naibburn, &bO6e SsIanO ;
8ibliotbefar: g. SO. Solution, @onnecz
ticut; @recutip : @Omite: s.. $. @oo6eu,
Wtafa6uietts; s. 6. 8bite, Georgia; SO.
81. ScOrrea, &entudp; $. IS. Irmsp,
Penniplbanten.
Or. 9abnep, ser 6iIfssg tder6auminiiter,
belt tine 3te6e, in peI9er er cine lleberii9t
iber Die Mtetbooe CAB, in tpel6er bic piiienz
i6dftlt9e gIrbeit bes departments inter
Der teBtgen 8%ertpaItung ertuettert porben
lei. Sn Der Notwithstanding purben
bic augemetnen @lrbetten i'm @artenbau
nrlb in Der 8otanit BON BEN be%treffenOen
Nbtbetlungen Oct Contention beipro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
SanowirtRfdaftIide Beila9e
Jainois Stats 5eitun9.

Die Der Ge6attiDn Ser v2 anbDtrtb IL
f6aftIt6en 8eiIage" bon allen
Seiten augeben6en :3uidriften, in benen
@rItere riidbalt[oie Nnerfennung fir tbr
ernites 8etreben, 6as 8latt fir 6eiien
2eIertreis 10 Iebrret6 ais mDgLt6 unb
5u einem subertGit9en &atbgeber gu
eeitoIteu, o~us9eiprocheu tuirb, iin6 fir uns
febr i6meibeLbaft, bo9 gum boIlftdn@
bigen @eIin9en beS euten @erfes bebire
fen mir Ser freunbliden l1nteritibuna aaer
prattiicben Sarnter, 8ieb3Ichter, SbitgGrtz
ner, Sntter II. I. No., ntdt nur tnioTern,
6aB iie auf bas @ohenbIatt Der ySuinoiS
Staatsz 8ettune" abonntren, ionoern audi,
baB tie bon Der @inrt6tung bes vSprc67
1aales" unb bes v8rieffaitens" feiBig Sc
braub macben, lacbeemaB ~be9anbeLte 9lrs
tifel iber 6te beribie6enen 3pei9e Der
2anb= unO Sorit@@ irtbi9aft uns GUT Ser
DffentIicbung iiberiertben, Bic mir 6a, mo-
es nOtbig lit, germ in cine paiienbe SOrm
fir ben Druid brtngen. 9tuh ioute nicbt
per9eiien perben, 6aB Sic v8eiIa9e" angez
iibts i6rer rieiigen Gerbreitun8 unter Der
beuti6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb AUDI
tnbuitrteIIen 8eo0lferung bieies 2anbes
fib bor3iigIi6 gum Q[nsetgezM ebium fir
aue ioI3e eignet, peIbc ELECTROMAGNETIC,
3ubttbiere, 2Gnbereien, Brobufte u. I. IN.
gu De%rtaufen baben unb i9neu &dufer gu
finben pltni6en. 9ieie 9tatbidId8e gu
b~efoIgen Iie9t i'm eigenen Sntereiie unierer
2eier.
2lae fir Sic 8eiLage beitilnmten @itz
tbetLunsen unb @nfragen fin6 gu ri9ten an
81 5 req g / 0 II,
9tebafteur Der Observation-Disclosures 8etz
lage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
agricultural supplement,

@eife bis su 20 3oa bod aufiatbten.
l1eber Der b0cbitliesenbcn S6nittrebe lou
icbo9 muir 4 Bis 8 .3oG Sanb iein. gfab
Der stpetten Metbpbe ner6en bic S6nittz
rebenbinbeG, nelae itetS am beiten nit
@eioenrutben gu .binben itub unb nt6t
mebr ais bun6ert StId entbaIten ioaen,
ienfre6t 10 in BEN Sai16 geiteut, 6aB ber@
ieIbe ben SUB bes 8inbeIs ungefdbr 8 bis
II 3ou bod bebedt. Ser iibrige She'll Der
&eben itebt a[io it Ser freien SUIT. Sn
bieiem Sale 1T es beiier, ipenn Der Sano
ni6t gang trofen 1T, iOnbcrn Elm tpenig
feucbt 0ebalten mirb; n~tentalS aber bart er
naB ietn. Qluf bieie Beiie brtngt man
eben btel mebr S9nittreben unter, ais na6
ber eriten M1etbobe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
QIoitpieb. un0 pferoeausiteuuns in
Chicago.

Die 6iesiG6rtge Mfaftbiebz u16 Bfer6e>
a~uSiteuun9 oes StaateS Sutnots murbe
am porigen 9onneritag in v3atterfaQ's"
in @bicago in Dielperipre6enber 8etie erz
Offnet. Sic ibertriftt an &et6baItigfeit
unbOeanni9fal1igfett 10 3iemIt9 allies, tpas
Die Qusfeaungen friiberer Sabre GIT bteten
permo6ten. SIM unteren Gbeil 6es @ez
bGuoeS ftnb bic i6iperen 3ugpferbe uno
BonieS unter9ebracbt, 6as @eflii9eI beftns
bet it6 i'm ~3peiten StoG, pGbrenb bas
Wtaitbteb in ben Bferben unb inter benz
Nmpbitbeater aus9eiteut 1T. get1t tpeniger
ais 1000 StGnber itr6 CUR Qufnabme Der
S9tere bergefteut tporben uno nod ftno es
oeren nt6t genug. 0ie angemelbeten QluSz
itelungsobiefte ubertreffen an 3obG ale
Grtpartungen nnb be6bal6 berrl9t troB Der
groBen N~usoebnun9 Der 9tdumLt6feiten,
Die gum She'll itD audi iber baS angren>
3en6e neuc Glartz@ebdube an StoteltraBe
eritrefen, WangeL an 9laB. I'm bteiem
ioDiel ais mOgli6 3u be9e9nen, brin9en bic
in Chicago ipobnbaften NuSftcuer ibre
S6iere, tpenn oteie ni6t Dor9efiibrt tperbcn
miilien, auBerbalb Der Ausfteuung in
Stalun9en unter, tpo6ur6 Der %porban6ene
Stauraum Der Qlusfeuung ausldblieBz
Iih Dem 8teb auspGrttger AgsiteQer our
8erfagung geiteIt 1T.
Sn Der ndditen Summer Der v2an6tp.
8eilage" miro eingebenber iber Die Nusz
fteuung 'beri3tet tDer0er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Observation-Disclosures srisffoften.

I'm Bic Observation-Disclosures 8eiIage fiji
uniere 9eier 10 lebrreieb unb nubbringen6
ais m0glib All geitalten, lit einem ie6ell
bon t6nen bas &edt eingerdumt, it6 brief
ltcb ooer munbItcb all Die GebaftiOn I'M
Nustunft ii6er aae i'm Lan6pirtblbaftli>
ben 8etrteb lt9 auftperfenben Sra8en 3u
tpenoen uno ftn6 AUDI Nnttnorten auf
trgenb tuelcbe inn 8rieftaiten per0fientlicbz
ten Srdgen erninibt, beun eS tam pobl
fetnem 3tpeifel untermorfen fem, 6aB oiF
praftil6e @rfabrung, Die manher Qdnbz
ptrtD gerabe in lOl6en SGuen, in benen
UNI Nusfunft gebeten tptr6, %9elammelt
bat, bic aGerbeite 20iung iol3er Trasep
no6 iib gu 3ieben bermag.
0te &e6aftton.
557. a. SD babe Iebte @o6e in Ser
v2anbtp. 8etIage" etnen Nrtttel Iber CUTE
3ugpferbe seleien, peIcbe in !3ufunft quite
8retle brineen wIr0en. 8as lit unter
gutem 3uspferO gu perite6en? b. 8ie bel
Gafftrmais pflan3t man per Qlcre?
$. sc. % III /, sc ebraSfa.
Nntnort;a. 81 Ben i6peren lnb guten
3ugpferben f0nnen unter an6eren bic fol-
ge1tDen SbIdge gerecbnet tperben bas nor7
mannti6e ober Ber6eron7Bfsr6, tpelbes
bier3ulanbe bas gepObnIt3e 3u9pferb aa>
mdblib gang p%erbran9t; Oas aus England
ein9efitbrte GlpbeSbaler 9ferb, elm i9meres
tii6tigeS Nr6eitspferD !; Johann Die SuffoIf
8uncbs, bic Sbtre Bfcrbe, ebenfaus aus
@nglanb ftammenb unb l6pere fran8Ofticbe
3ugpferbe GvTren9 9rafts"D. Nae biele
iinO quite i6mere 3usz ODER &rbeitspferOe,
oeren 3iatung it6 gegentpdrtig ais Elm
iebr lDbnenbeS @eibGft erpetit. b. 4 bis 5
8fur6 per Ncre.
558. SIT Die 2uptne cine 9auerpflan3e,
o6er muB tie iebes eSabr neu geidet tperocn?
&ann td, ba i'd nob Elm &nfGnger bin
llnb nibt gleicb 10 biel 2anb bre9en fann,
2upine unb Gspariette nG9tes Srabiabr
nit 9afer aulammen iden?
6 .. 9rDr, M ontana.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
ueberpintern Ger Wursel. uno
Sbnittreben.

Gs 1T better, Sic @ur3elreben I'M 6erbfte
gar nt6t aus3unebmen, un6 6ieieLben
i'm Sreien 81 laiien, ais iie i'm Seller in
San6 etn3ui6lagen, tueil bur6 bas Ser
ausnebmen unb @tnf9la9en immer elm
GbeiL 3u @run6e 9e6t. Wtan tbut es aI1o
nur, ipeun mar muB. Die Sbnittreben
binge9en Iaiien iib iebr gut inn Seller auf=
beiuabren, unO stpar gi6t es 3tpei UtetbO6en
bierfir. Gntme6er tper6en ite gang bort
sontaI nie6er9elegt unb nit 3iemli6 trodez
mem Sanbe bsbedt; man fam fte aut bieie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Gbtrann, aetnntae, g. gtnuea4tber 1894.

Serfcl ioa iiberbaupt nibt auf Naais aue;n
bei6rdnft ietn, obpobl berielbe einen tptcb>
ttgen She'll tbreS Suffers bi(bet; pielmebr
lou 6aiielbe bur3 3u9a6en BON &lee, @rbz
fen, &leie, Safer, Magermilcb II. q. m.
cine getpilie QbpecbsIung erbolten, nicmals
aber ion ben S9peinen 6ie @i6e ais !3uz
gabe ibrer 9tabrung teblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
0ur OIeanoersG ultur.

Ser Slsan6er befitbet fi9 f9on felt
Sabrbunberten in Gultur unb lit 10 aaz
gemein %befannt, baB es faft unn0tbig err
bariiber nod etpas gu iagen; bod
UNI mebrfab ei%nseLaufenen Nnfragen iiber
bic 8ebanOlun9 bieies 3ieritraucbeS bic
9tnttpOrt nibt i3ulbtg gu bleiben, m0gen
bier folgenoe Buntte beriibrt uerben:
Ser 0teanOer 1T iebr leicbt gu cuItipiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

@nfra8en, 6enen nt6t Ser
boIIe Name unb @obnort bes
SragefteIIers bei9ef ugt 1inb.
wanbern IN ben g apterforb.
Webrere Nnfragen unb au6
ii r BEN Spre9faa1 bettmmte
Wttt be II ungen l~angten fir
oteie Drummer 3u pGt an unb
tuerOen in Der na9fte g laBftnz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-23
THE LOCAL RESUME.

Clear beautiful harvest weather foI
haying and cutting grain continues
Nights cool.
If dollars were all made Of India
rubber, they could not stretch more
than the old-fashioped kind now dc
at G. W. johnson & Sons clothing
store.
We figure this way, the more the
people know about the Salem Steam
laundry the more careful they will be
to avoid China wash houses, and the
more patrons we will nave. No Chi
nese; superior work done.
jas. NJ. Kyle begins work today at
Marion, opening the big ditch that
taps the Santiam above that place fer
the Sidney Power Co. He will clean
II out completely and have it all ready
to furnish water power for this falls
grinding. This ditch waters the big
ranches Of Chss. Miller, the Looney
Bros, runs south of Looney's butte
aud thence to Sidney.