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The morning times., 1896-08-14
STORES WITH DWELLING.
R.,o<ss, n~fony sn,-;~s <,s.faf

S1OO-1a15G G ST. NV; 8 ROOMS AND
batn; yard to alley; in first-class condi-
ton; will rent store separate from house IL
desired: key at this office. (933)
sA6-1lO6 9TH ST. SE.--Brick store
with IL rooms and bath. (114)
SaR-172b PA AVE. NW.-Brick store
with 8 rooms. 1851
Sz6-1IIu II ST. NE Brick store with
sx6.SO-i42s NORTH cAP1To ST
Frame store with 8 rooms; complete
bakery plant. (8O6)
S&S-HECKMAN ST. Sc. BET. IsT
AND I'd, e AND F.-Brick store with
6 rooms and bath. (24Ol
rooms. store and stable. DID
The morning times., 1896-08-14
FOR RENT-FLATS.

orV7t'T0 o'F'rt1' ] 900seu.
&22.5O TO $2S.SO = CORNER
18Th AND OREGON AVE. NW.--Four
flats of and rooms each; with bath.
1907
S26-7Os SEVENTH ST. EW.-secoud
story flat. (13D
S2O-IIy. ST. Nw.-Two- room flats;
heated by steam (12O
The morning times., 1896-08-14
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

O-Loc1ted on 3TH ST. NEAR
Finder god rent; lot 21xI0O to
aney. Va 1853,
The morning times., 1896-08-14
FOR RENT HOUSES.

(EURNISHED.)
ESP ST., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
BRICK; four stories, IL rooms and
hath: heated by furnace. 3i2)
S3O.OO-lOTH ST. NV, BETWEEN
AND rs rooms and bath, perfect
order and completely furnished. t35lp
The morning times., 1896-08-14
FOR RENT.
PUBLIC HALLS.

$40 MONTH: SIG LA. AVE. NV
Third floor. (31z)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

Large eggs win sell readily.
Wheat should be FED II you want
eggs.
The eggs Of hens are more uniform
than those Of pullets.
The uncertainty concerning an egg
hurts its market price.
Ordinarily, II hen lays an egg a
week II Biil pay for her feed.
Eggs can b produced al a greater
profit On mOistened feed than On dry.
The greater the number Of eggs the
hens lay, the less the cost ia propOF-
ton.
The egg-pTaducing hen Is as much a
special purpOse creation as the special
butter making COW.
Clean eggs command from three 10
five cents per dozen over dirty eggs
and sell much more readily.
UnfertIle eggs will keep longer than
II feTtilized; therefore, keep hens by
themselves The eggs should be kept
cool and not allowed % touch each
other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
The Pgsltrr Bessnesa.

says TIE FEATHER Tne pOultFy
bzsiDess - tie largest u our sgricul-
tuEzl Industries, AMI Jet Il i pFzeti-
caIly In its infancy. There Is OCEANS
Of rDoD fOF eHteTpF1siDz men and
woman % earn . IiTeIlhOOd with the
ben. II il q business that viii not
sustain indenBiteDszs u puFpose: the
ioez and aim Of the prospective pOGI-
terer must be carefully ana thought
fully planned befOTe be embaTks in
his WORK Don't rush madIY into Il:
stUdy IL, learn IL and build solid
foundation for the bushes % grow
%. Begin moderately and gradually
increase your stock a. your knOsl-
edge Increases in caring for that stock
after yoU get it. Nothing BiIl suc-
ceed unless you knOT the secrets Of
success. The secrets Of poultry rails
ing are not many, bat you should
know them II you hope 10 succeed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
The Sugar Bet.

The sugar beet publishes report u
the net earnings u several beet
sugar factories in Germany, which
show that the industry there, where
IL IL larger and more successful than ia
any other country, is not particularly
FenumerztiYe. Five factories whose
production amounted 70 81 ,O64, ,5l9
made a profit Of s5O,5S6, or about
per cent On sales, margin that IN
this cOuntFy would be considered too
snail % cover risk Of business. An
other factory made 5000 on an ln-
yeseEnsnt Of slls, 900, or a small frac-
tlOn over per cent on capital, and
natarally very much less than that on
business done, Another splant made
sl1 900 On a capital Of s2Os, ,OO6. These
returns are less than were realized a
few years ago, indicating. that profit
making Il decreasing IN Germany,
even With its large production nd
extensive experience. These figures
are not calculated % encourage cap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Pooled Herefords.

w. w. Guthrie Of Kansas writes the
Chicago Live Stock Report the follow
ing interesting account Of what be is
doing In forming new breed Of cattle
which will re Of interest 70 cattle
breeders generally.
AS Mr.Guthrie's letter indicates the
object Of his experiments Is the estab-
lishment Of breed OF Polled Hereford
cattle which viii in all points be the
equal OF the Thoroughbred and possess
good milking qualities: II have now
reached the fifth generation of my
POIied Herefords, and. 1 think, sue
cesfuny, had IN the forth genera
tiop a bail that was the get Of my
mpley ball from a thoroughbred COW,
which was all that could ask in 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Sugar Beef KnoWledzs.

II the American farmers produced
tne sugar beets necessary u furnish
sugar u the American people It would
necessitate the cultivation Of about
300. 90 acres Of land, based on rzis-
ing On crop Of beets Oh the same land
every [ Wo years At 10 tons Of beets
70 the acre, worth 81 per ton, the
farmers would receive 80. 10000. As
lCO1tinued On third page.1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
szs-sr II Be csnse.

fsBbzt sTer TIE fgtGFs nlsY briDZ
forth 10 relzti9a - supplies 4 czttle
ard TIE cenEzDd for Eszt- the fzct
renzfns that prsssnt sgprlies u IiIe
fzt czttIe AID also u seSf in ths sur
age bo1sss are VeTY lOT. ard the d.
mznd f. ut O1ly strong, b,1t 5grDEilg
stFOnZeT." szys DEDVess' 1oETnz-
The NnesIs q coz1neroS have oDl8-
meDced ~ tETn again. zId bT the
time things y, into full swing there
ln The lzyketfng n cattle, u else
Tegy bgg adTsEcs il priees- TIE bsef
makers are q WOEk With = olg o0yn
eEsp - bzsis. b1t they are sbort n
cattle, taking the co1ntgT OTer, and
there are gOod judges who think the
bet eaters will gst sbezd u ther1.' -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Farm Departments
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Fsszyssz Kzazr.s.

The writer czaDOt refrain fEDzo
again recurring % tkss fart q the
great fespJ1slTeusss u fsrDEzro
n1znUres In these B0FtsesGern s5ils.
never szW zDythiDg like Il 10 On
tzFsO, am 20 Is l. SO Ontario - i u
IA tE,e ezsteFn states.
art In our sJlls j. HOD6SgfuL We
DlONed 10 manure about Aagast /,
and sOEed there On HlnteF re. In
another part % the EeId re wzs s0zn
even earlier, bat EltbOgt manure. At
this date fSeT. 81 there Il 10 c0npari-
son betSesn the two pjeces n re.
that NhI>b was EsznDred is - EsEcn
more VlgDEOLs than The ottIeE, and the
EznUreS lznd also bFOggfIt nslJge past
Ufs that coEapzTiso1 need sezFceIy be
made bstTssn TIE two DIzts. This
qUicklsss q AETNA u ONlBZ 10 part
10 the free working chzrsc1ey u the
solL II being nicely frisble the fsz-
D1Es laiDZies EoOSe completely With
the solL Ard fOr the same reason
the ToDtlets u the young grain plznts
pizsn more readily through TIE sHl,
and 30 consequence eOnDe DOFe readily
10 cOntset with the nanUres. II
this We find one explanation o. rapid
lty u grOBth ia this country, when
ne have enough moisture, and beczuse
u the perTDezbIe character 81 the soil
II suffers equally quickly 10 dry
weather, when underiald with sandy
or grsyelly gubsOll
In this northwestern region man
ures are uDquestiODzbly durable,
much more " than 10 the east.
have not had time ~ demonstrate
this By experience. but testimony
from all quarters would seem % suss
tain this claim. EFeTyODe who has
paid attention " the question IL ap~
parently ready % testify % the long
duration u the belefts from One zD-
plieatiOn Of manure. All cObcuF 10
the opinion that ti,lse BENEFITS may
be traced for -four o. i've years. ID
many soils In the east the b<neGts u
such applications are nOt fFzesable
after two yean, and sometimes soe
after one year
Two reasons may BE- assigned for
the long continuance Of the good
effects OF manures IN our land. These
or sOme Of them have been previously
touched upon, but / refer 70 them
again. First, vegetable matter ia our
soils, and IL mag be added out u
them, decays slowly. This arises 10
part from the greater purity Of the
air, and ia part from the quantity o.
moisture 10 the soil This slow decay
means a gradual reduction Of plant
food which evidently covers several
seasons. In consequences successive
crops may be grown upon maDured
ands, each one participating In the
benefits OF the manure. In rainy sec
lions the decay becomes thus trans
formed into available food for plants,
when the plants can't take 10 up
quickly enough, the residue washes
down into the drainage water and is
thus bourne away. Second, with us
there is not enough OF rain as rule 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

p Tl--z1z1Es Ll1ls- q t1s NIZle-
s1cz sr-.s--s-t s.zt6o--1
Altar frls1F 1lE1-s- c5EEy 6s~s
AID bezvT f1zs oZs ~ 1oz5os D.
rz-Es-e11s z-oo1z sEioe-
FrustF 1igats- csl5 rzI1s AID damp
bs5z are fr--f1l sg5-1es q cd which
zrs torz-z1oers @ 55sszss and Iozs-
Dg DoE he II = k1rry % bresd for
ez-iy lit1ers 1nlsss yl1 are sire 70
have > oo1to-tz5ls plzos that EiIl
aid IN this 6l1cult task
A little pEpupt care DIV n provide
dry slaeping quarters E5srs tbs winds
are saTt OK Kay save - and pay
vel ID incr=zssd pr05rs-
TheEe & uore oo1ghinz and the
hair j. D0t - lively and occzsiOuzIly
a lame pig cones cut n the morning.
Ehers sleeping p-zees sFe damp and
cod.
Il Qpss 5sEs4fs n -i. ~ 4 Ekzss5Hlst ~! n r5fs &
stezdg ooIs drDzght. = god enO1gh
foE bog.. let bin Eztch and Sc II he
csn ever md hog that vii take
kindly u u IL he en- 6nd another
cJEDeT thzt Is free frUn il.
Ibe prsTentatiFss Of rheumatism are
DCt drugs and stimulznfs but Comfort
able, warm be1s and FOOms- The pigs
now may not need a. much bedding as
IN midSiuter. bat they ~in do better
Tith enough bedding 20 keep the N
comfortable and saTe the warmth u
body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

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z-uz-r1 TIE bard zt the Hotel Wzl.oc
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JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer IN groceries. cain,s cilS
window glass. vsrnishe< and
the mcst complete stock Il
brushes o. all kinds n the
state. Artists materials. lime.
hair. cement and shingles and
finest quality of grass SEEDS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Salem Truck and Draw Co.

Orders placed with the above company EiIl
receive prompt attention and safe delivery.
Trucks and dTays 6and % lhe comes o
SiAte and Commercial streets. Express Ezg-
ons At al trains and boats. In connection
with cur business We will also run a feed
store. Handling -four, mill feed, oil meal,
cats; chopped feed. straw, hay and wood al
the lowest cash prices.
Phone SO. SAVAGE & co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
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far.50lz o uODeT REFUNDED Prioe =
ce-ts uer b1L Fo- sale by Pred A.
Len.
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As tbIs i tae oDsf q psDd1sirz Al
acre Il corn in OfeE01- Ee give DslyE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

For service for the season. Call al BEavn's
meat market, corner CenieT and Thirteenth
street. finest milk stock in Oregon. I2-II n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
WOLF L NIEscKE. ProOs.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11

The camel Is beast Of great strength
and endurance, Nothing hEgts Il Until the
prcyefbizi last straw Il sdded 10 "a
burden. The human digestive system Is
ytTy much like camel YOu can impose
On 7 20 wonderful degree. Il Is really a.
.onishing how much abuse II will sand
before il breaks down " The last strssT %
coesnt break il down, bat IL makes IL stoo
work Continually put the wrong things
into your stomach, and digestion will get
weaker and weaker. Before long, sot,e-
tninz worse than usual viii be eaten. and
viii 90 through the stomach iuto the
bowels, and there IL will stick-thzt's con
sup3tion. Let II continue, and there Is nofh,
irg bad that i viii not lead TO. Eine-tenths
OF an human sickness IL due to constina-
uon- Some Of the simplest Symptoms a..
sozted tongue and foul breath, dizziness.
after eating, headaches and lassftude. Al
httle thing viii cause Constipation. ana a
htfle thing viii relieve IL Dr. Pierceis
Pleasant Pellets are certain cure for con
slip4ticn- They are tiny, sugar coated
gTsnuies, mild and natural In their action
1e.s SesFs z nothing injurious about then,
take your food. There Is no danger thsf
ycl VII become a slave 70 their use. Thev
VIII cure ycu and then you can stop takinS |
them. send for free sample packsge of /
nom Z 70 7 doses Worlds Dispenszrv |
~-~--~~- AsSOel1bious Buffalo, ". Y.
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
Over 65oooo copies Of Dr. Pierce's cora-
mon Sense Medical Adviser have been soid l
st the regular price, 81. So The profits On
ihis immense sale have been used in print 4
ins new edition Of 5000 copies, bound |
~ stfong PepeT covers, which Is 10 be eiven
away a6sofEiely /yee. A copy viii be seut
70 any address ON receipt Of n one-ceuf
stamps 70 cover cost Of mailing only.
Address Worlds DispensarT Medical A.. i
'oei@tion, Cos Main Street, buffalo, N. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
Salem Water Co'y.
Once: willamette Hotel Ruilsios

Pot water service apply at o6cs. Bills
payable nonthIy in advance. Make at
Complaints Al TIE OEice.
Open spacket 70 prevent freezing, positively
prohibited. Care should Be taken II IN dan
ger o. freezing 70 have stop znd waste gate
closed, see section ), rules and regulations.
No deduction in balls viii Be allowed for ab
senee or for any czuse whatever unless water
IS cut Of from premises
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-11
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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-21
ROERS ARE VERY UGILAKT.
They Fear Another Raid Into the Trans.
vadi During the MatabeIe
UprjSino

MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA, April 49,
Captain Duncan telephones from Buiu-
wayo that he is confident that he will be
able to resist an attack by the rebellious
Matabeles. The most he fears is treachery
on the part of the natives within the
town.
He considers the laager impregnable
owing to the Notifications that have been
constructed, dynamite. mines having been
laid in the suburbs and barbed wire has
been stretched in every direction about
the town.
force of Beers estimated to number
1900 men are at a point within fifteen miles
OF Mafeking Their ostensible purpose is
to prevent the spread of the rinderpest
among the cattle, but the real reason OF
their being there is that they fear another
raid will be made into the Transvaal
owing 10 the massing of British troops at
Mafek ing.