WJLLLA.METTE fARAUsK: SALEM, OUK'tHN, APRIL 10
Pottltnj.
OEO. I). OOODtlfC, EDITOIl.
If you have no tnto for fowls other
wise than whnt is cooked nnil put In
your mcuth, you liiul hcttc- never try to
keep chickene. You arc suro to full.
Pigeons Iny tvo eggs. Instances lmvo
been known where tlireo wcro supposed
to lmvo been l.iycd. Tho eggs hatch In
eighteen days after tho last ogg is layed.
Tho best food we liavo found for
young chicks is coareo graham Hour,
mixed together with soda, sour milk, a
littlo salt with eomo meat fryings added,
stir into a stifT meas and bake in an
ovon. When chicks aro Ihrco weeks old
plenty of wheat and a littlo sour milk,
is all thoy need if they liavo freo range.
Tho owner of tho Wyandotto cockerel
which won tho llrst premium at tho
Indiana Stato Fair, and the St. Louis
Fair, refused ono hundred dollars for
him. To tho poultry fraternity in tho
northwest this scorns liko i fabulous
price, but to Eastern fanciers it in not n
largo offer, wo lmv known high scor
ing birds to sell as high as ono hundred
and fifty dollars each.
Nearly all broedors of Wyandottes aro
now brooding them darker thon stand
ard requirements. This wo think is
right for it is our impression that tho
next timo tho standard is revised tho
collor of "Wynndottcfl will bo judged
very sovcrcly. Just as it is now. with
tho Plymouth Itocks. Wyandottos wcro
all bred rather light, but since they havo
been admited to tho Htandard. All
breeders havo turned their attention to
breeding darker plumage.
Tho Pokin, or Cochin-Hantam is a
bantam that is Bomoting inoro than an
ornamental pet. Thoy aro usoftil for
incubating purposes, in fact tho finest
setters and mothors wo over had any ex
perience with, and wo havo tried many
variotios. Thoy will covor ton good
sized eggs, and will set anywhero with
content. They aro very small yet thoy
look largo for a bantam from tho fact of
thoir great abundanco of feathers. Wo
think ono of theso odd littlo fowls has
mora foathors 911 thorn than a good
ii;ed Plymouth llock. Sodccoiving aro
thoy in sized that nnyono who is not
acquainted with tho brcod would guess
at thoir weight doublo what it is. Thoy
aro foathored to tho end of tho too?, and
no amount of cold, rain or snow, seems
to affect thorn. ( Thoy aro tho hardiest
fowl wo havo over bred. Wo havo scon
them walk nround on top of tho snow
and appear to enjoy it, whon our othor
fowls could not bo induced to loavo tho
warm hon house, and they nro equally
as industrious when it is raining. Whon
thoy havo a young brood of chicks,
thoy havo a great inclination to wander
and rustlo for tho littlo ones.
A TEW HINTS ADOUT IUTCmNO. CHICKENS.
As chicken eoason is closo at hand it
may bo woll to givo personal oxperionco
for tho benefit of others. To bo suc
cessful in raising chickens tho stock bird
must bo two or thrco years old, for al
though young fowls nro moro prolific in
eggs, still tho eggs from older birds aro
strongor and will hatch moro vigorous
chicks. A cockerel a year old may bo
used, ono of good health and good stock.
Tho common sized hen will cover eggs
bettor and will not bo so likoly to step
on eggs or kill tho littlo chicks as ono
with big heavy body nnd feet Elovcn
eggs aro enough for early hatching as
thoro is a better chanco of getting them
to hatch in wot chilly weather. Later
in tho season put in tho usual 13, "for
thcro is luck in odd numbors you know."
A box filled partly with dry sand is tho
best sort of a nest. I.ico do not thrivo
in sand. Havo n comfortablo coop
ready for them when tho chicks conio,
for ono day in tho wot will do great harm
to tho chicks. Eocd tho hen well with
coarso food for 2 1 hours nf tor leaving
tho shell. lioil two or thrco eggs hard,
mix with dry bread crumbs ; feeding
this to them tlireo times a day. This
should continuo a couplo of dnys, then
chop up a littlo grocn stuff with tho
food, adding a littlo onion. Then keep
plenty of wheat for them screenings
from tho mill. Corn or cornmeal is not
good for chicks in this country. Wo
.alway8fed fowls with it in tho East, but
thoy do not thrivo on corn hero. Keep
them warm and dry, that is necessary.
If. T. 0.
A Few Oood Breed.
So many aro expressing views as to
tho best broods of chickens. It seemed
good to mo also having somo experience
to write a few words on this subject. It
is strange that one having the Brown
Leghorn, Houdan, or Plymouth Rock
should complain of scarcity of eggs.
Theso breeds have laid every day this
winter in ray yards.
I think a breed that would stand the
test of tho sovero cold of this winter and
not flinch could bedoponded on as good
layers for any winter. It is true the
Brovn Leghorns aro tender on account
of their largo combs, but tho freezing of
tho combs of the hens can bo easily pre
vented if kept h-nscd. However the
males combs and gills frcezo almost in
variable. This Injuro their beauty but
in no wiso effects tho quality of tho
birds. For a southern climato it seems
to mo the Brown Leghorn cannot be
oxcellcd ; but to thoso who desiro good
layers of the non-seltinir breeds, tho
Hnudan precenl a favorablo claim. It
is hardly large enough for n tablo fowl,
and a very fine layer. Not having had
tho LanghshatiH Inn:; enough to give
them n lair test as to l.ivintr dualities. I
will only say that they aro tho easiest
chickens to rear I lmvo ever handled.
Thoy Bland heat, fold, wet and dry
weather bettor tnan any fowls I havo
known. They provide their own living
from the timo thev are deserted by their
mother until tho outli is mantled in a
garmont of white. ThoPartridgo Cochin
will lay during tho winter if properly
cared for. But if I could tieded safely at
all times over the first two months nf tins
Bronzo turkey's life, I believe- I should
select that department of tho poultry
yard as a business. I do not think, as
many do, then; is a fnrtuno for all in tho
poultry business. But ns nnn depart
ment of tho farm, I think it can ho made
to yield good returns for capital invested
But work must bo tho watchword of
whoovcr undertakes tho business.
Journal of Agriculture.
Tho Winter Caro of Foultry.
Thcro is a good deal said and written
about tho caro nf poultry and its boing
good work for women and children. But
when wo havo n week of such weather as
wo have had recently, I think it means
business, cleaning out tho rooms, at least
thrco times a week, and providing some
thing dry for bedding. Anyono who did
not lay in a good supply of dry earth
will find a very good substituto in saw
dust, for they must bo kept clean and
dry, or thoro will bi nothing to down in
tho credit column. And next conies tho
feed, for no amount of feed will produco
eggs in wet, dirty rooms. I feed n hot
mash in tho morning, composed of tur
nips, boots nnd potatoes, boiled, nnd
wheat milddlings mashod in whilo hot,
nnd for their supper, somo kind of dry
grain, composed of equal parts of oats,
barloy and wheat, which makes a very
good feed. I am not in favor of feed
ing much corn to laying lions. And
next comes tho shell timber in tho form
of ground bono, oystor shells, lime, etc.,
and look out for lice; provido a good
dust bath for each room, and keep tho
roosts clean. I uso movablo roosts mado'
liko a enrpenter's horso, about ton fcot
long, nnd thrco feet high, so I can easily
movo thorn to clean them and clean out
under them, nnd supply them with
plenty of clean water to drink. I warm
their wntcr cold days; I am keeping
about two hundred this wintor, mostly
Plymouth Bocks. I havo one room of
roflo comb Whito Leghorns, consisting
of twclvo millets and a rooster, which I
prizo highly; thoy aro laying finoly. lix.
Poultry on tho Farm.
Farming is mado up of many homo
industries, nnd to neglect poultry as ono
of tho sources of incomo is poor economy.
At cortain seasons, whon most of tho
other products nrn disposed of, eggs nnd
early broilers in tho spring and summor,
and roasters in tho fall, pro in tho aggro-
gato quite an item, nnd many furnish
all tho storo supplies needed. Wo havo
always maintained that tho farming
class havo vacilitios and advantages over
tho ordinary villago poulterer in tho
way of range and keeping thorn choaply
at all seasons of tho year. It costs very
littlo to keep n Hock of fowls on tho
farm. Thny usually provido tho greater
shnro of thoir own living from tho stable,
tho orchard, tho stubbln field and tho
straw stack. Tho grain nnd tho seed
which thoy pick up, if loft untouched,
would bo of no earthly uso to tho far
mer, and tho worms, grubs nnd ineoots
thoy destroy would iniuro his Krowincr
crops, vinos, fruit trees, etc.
A Osod Feed tor .Poultry.
Toko a pioco of liver, rough beef, or
oven blood, about a pound, nnd boil it
to pieces in half n gallon of water, add
ing moro when too much has evaporated.
Whilo boiling, add half n pint of soakod
beans, thp snmo of rico and tho snmo of
linseed meal. When tho wholo is cooked,
add salt to taste, and thicken with two
parts ground oat, ono part bran, ono
part middlings nnd ono of corn meal.
Add tho mixed ground grain until tho
mess has thickened to a stiff dough. If
it burns, a littlo or no harm will bo done.
Then stir in half a pint of ground bono.
If milk is convenient, it may also bo
added, either as curds, buttormilk or in
any other shape. When boiling, add a
tablespoonful of bread soda to tho water.
This food may bo cooked in tho shape
of cakes and crumbled for the fowls or
fod in tho soft state. A tablespoonful of
this is sufficient for each hen.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are suited to
every ago. Being sugar-coated they nro
easy to take, and though mild and
pleasant in action, nro thorough and
searching in effect. Tho efficacy in all
disorders of tho stomach and bowels is
certified to by eminent physicians, and
many of onr best citizens.
wit and nuiurm.
A SUaitT MISUNDEItSrAXDINO.
Ned pnos to tho ctrcu with Giimdpn,
And Fits on n nlco curhmiicd wilt.
Where ho l?nm upon tho ix'rfnrmers
With n ttnllc, contldlii? nnd sweet.
Hut lifter n while he Brown rrstlrs ,
And thi'ti lit- aoftl- iiliiorveii
"ir tlic-i' nro n'cfurvo ":. rirnnJiui.
Why don't l hoy lnij thp tnvprv'"f''
-ilc-Mte Chand'.tr, in St. Mi'linhw fir
KU).
VALENTIN!'.?.
The Sun nnd thp Moon nro miles rt;inrt,
MIlMotiH nnd tnllit'iu. tin;
Hut If thnt old liodi i bud hnir n fcmrt,
Thoy novrr cu!d ffiinrt It hi fur ni rt,
I Know 1 c tildn't cm d ut
Hut I lmvo JitKt ho.nrd mnd I tM-.k rV rtpht
Whnt the dp.tr i Id Birth i"i" i
Thnt the Sun shines down on i:i (ptich
nljrht.
And a hoots them lilt, when they're n I v d
urijtlit,
To thp Moon for villpiitlnel
W. W. II, In St. Nlctmuis t. r rctiruniy
"How to bo Happy Though Married."
is the tltlo of a iiew'Eiicllsli book. If the
work is not a fraud a few million cq'lcs
can tio sold on tins stile.
Earl Carnarvon says ho was struck
with tho vast resources of tho west of
Ireland. Previous viceroys have usually
been struck with brioks.'.or II ( itiuu.
Gentleman "If tliu world owes every
man a living, as vou say, why don't you
collect yours?" Tramp "I can't do it.
Tho world has too many preferred eredl-
tors." A'. Y. Sun.
A street-car brings the ItaughtlrM
man down to a common level. Particu
larly If it starts suddenly before the
haughty ono has had time to pick out
his scat. Fall Jlivcr lkrM.
A professional reader who appeared
before a "literary class" of voting ladies
in New York was asked If tliey wcro ap
preciative. "Why," ho paid, "not ono
of them paid tho least attention until I
reused."
Clerk (who has been vainly trying to
employ his timo) to employer "Shall I
answer this letter now, sir?" Employer
"Certainly not; if yon do they will
think we are doing no business. Wait
four weeks." Humbler.
Tho President's slstcr.has put her fair
veto on smoking hi the White House,
nud (Srovcr has now to tip tho wink to
Dan Manning when ho wants him to
come out ami have a pipe In tho wood
sheil. Full 11 i verlkruhl.
A student of tho dimo novel-"Coma
now, Bertie, kls your littlo sister nnd
make up with her," said mamma to her
10-yoar old boy. "What! tho Pawnee
Chief bow low to palc-faco Crv-Baby!
Mother, you ask too much." Tulbitx.
A medical authority says: "Persons
have been bitten by liiad-ilos nnd havo
not gone mad." Atitl then, again, mnno
jiersons get mad by belnir bitten by ti
dog tlintls not mad. They get mad
enough to kick tho animal In two.
Korrialown Herald.
"Jn.it borrowed S900 on my note,"
said young llardnp, "and I foul liko a
great man'B monument." "How's that?"
said his friend; " 'c.uku somubody elsu
has to pay for It!" "0, no; not exactly
that; but I've got such a good start on
paper." Jlrooklyn Jingle.
Esmeralda LongcolUn I believe, Mr.
McGlnnW, that you think I nm a stupid
creature. Hostettcr McGinnis O. no,
nothing of the kind. No ono, can bo
called stupid who can so accurately ill
vino tho thoughts of another as you liavo
tlono mine. Texas Sitings.
Tho Chinaman is not hicapahlo of
humor. Gin Fun, a .Sacramuuio hum
dryman, has joined the Autl-Coolio
League, and posts over tho door of his
wusheo house the sign: "The Chinese
must go. Nono hut Mollcan man cm
ployed here." Saw Francisco Alia.
A lawyer in an eastern Mate, whoso
reputation in tho community was not
very high, mot an old gentli'man and
said to him: "Do you know, Mr. II ,
that 1 am a direct doocuiidaut of Miles
StiindUh?" "Js It posMblo?" was tho
reply. "What a decent!" Argosy,
Teacher to boy whoso father keeps u
corner grocery "Johnny, if your father
has a huudrud eggs and 'twenty of them
aro bud how many docs ho loso?"
Johnnv "Ho don't foo any of them.
Ho sells tho bad ones to tho restaurant'
keeper to make omelets nt."-Tcxaa Sift
inya. It was a littlo girl tit Maiden, who,
having been naughty, and having re
ceived a punishment from her mother,
said this prayer fervently when she wunt
to bed that night: "O, (fod, ploat-o mako
mo good; not real good, but just good
enough so I won't havo to bo whipped."
Huston Jlcconl,
"Bobble," said his fathor, "you've sat
thcro looking out of tho wln'dow and
haven't moved u nuikclo for thirty-five
mliiutw. Now, why couldn't you hit
(.till that way this morning?" "Sit still
this morning?" echoed Itobblo In amazc
munt. "How could I sit still this morn
ing? I was in church!" Ilurtkttc.
At tt banquet sflvcn to tho visiting
general by tho ntllccrs of a Miiall town,
Knocdohiioyur acts as waiter. Ho passes
the dumplings to tho general, who takes
two. btill tho waiter holds out the plate,
and when tho general looks Mirprlsed
thj waiter whls)ers: "There aro three
apiece, Excellency." German J'apcr.
Tho Iter. I). It. Hawclssays that "A
poem Incomes a hymn us It becomes "a
lifter.' " "According to this notion,"
sayn a certain young man, "my girl's
father is not a poem. Anyway, he
doesn't bocomo n hymn when ho be
comes n lifter." This may bo became
ho Is opposed to this mect-hcr. Xorris
town Jkrald.
A hint to theatrical manager: .Miss
Clara "Arc you familiar with Dante's
'Dlvino Comcdv,' Mr. Fcathcrly?" Mr.
Featherly "No; 1'vo never teen it. The
fact is, Miss Clara, I think this comedy
business is being overdone. Tho sooner
tho stago returns to tho legitimate drama
the better it will bo for the profession."
JJarpcr's JIazaar.
Murccd County, California, can boat
of the largest man in the statu in tho
person of McKenn Arcblbnld, a natlvu
of Nova Scotia, llo in over soven foot
hich and built in iroportlon. llo wuar
a Na 16 boot and carries' bis own last.
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25 YEARS IN USE.
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SYMPTOMS OF A
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J.oiKofnrpetltc, lloirrUcoatlre, 1'nlnln
tho bend, with n dull cnnr.tlon In tho
Imck part, l'ntn under tho haulder
lilndt, l'ullnoci itfkcr entlnc, with milt,
lncllnnllon to cxpKlon of bnilr or mind,
irrllnbllttr of temper, Low ntdrlt", vrltli
n fcellnc of hnrltiir nrclected lotno duty,
WenrlnrM, Dizziness l'tuttcrlng nt tbo
Heart, Hots tiofnrotlio eyen, llcnducho
oyer tho right ryr, ItcMlciianeii, with
mruldrenmn, Illchlr colored ITrlnc, and
CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'S FILLS aro especially adnitteil
to tucb cases, ono doso ctrocts such a
chtinRnorrccllnirnstonitonlalithosuaeror.
body to Take on yirli.lhu th tjntm ti
nourUliil,nnit by their Tonic Action on
Thnv Inmntit !. A.tttlti.ftnt CAIltn f hl
tho IHfreitlTeOnrnnntltrBulnr stool ro
rroiitiem. iTiewan-w. -n nuirrny M..m.T.
TUTT'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
ltenoyntvs tho IkhIj-. makes lienlUiy Moth,
strengthens tho vas. tvalnitho taU of
tho gysU'tn with puro blood and hard muscle i
tones Uio nervous iiystcm, lnylzornten tha
brain, nnd Imparts Oio vigor of manhood.
SI . Sold hv dnnrithits.
Fl'ICI! 4 I Murray St., Now York.
BREEDERS DIRECTORY,
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IomIpr Mill tie linerled In our rnlainna. In
their nrnprr rlMfclflriilloti, Tor IS to llo a
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CATTLK.
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Portlahd. Candor.
JUST
Importer nnil llrrrdrri of
Short-Horn Uattlo,
rot old and LtlccaUr Srftp ami Clyde ill lloraci.
Ir. II. MHWEY,
ImtvirtM ft nil ilfftlir
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and llulla lor a'e. AiUIicm or call! JcR.raon, Or.
It. W. CM It BY.
Bilrm, Ortifen.
Polled .Angus Cnttlo,
CUll anil tec my stock.
G. W. DIMIOK, Hubbard, Or ,
UUFMH II UK
"sMfetiaSrSE
SHOUT l?OK. and .IKKSBY
ALSO POLLED ANGUS
Cnttlo. Ycuns Stock lor Me at aiMonUt ratciai
.lotk ol urn. ipultty itn l.a k ttcn il-i-l.tio.
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Iiiiik'iuMciii and cron
. lirrtJ. r.f thm trrnrh .nil
!$v!9'rk"li kUnki ki.omiln Or.
aSsMWH a. AMfclllCAM MB-
lll.NO. A sooi let of I.t lur a; aa Htll aa llama
i'ilccln arcorilincc with thoiiiaikit Conripoi.ili'iic.
rouciicu.
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Ilnllnt, orre.
(mnorter and Breeder
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TS'Wnanlah, French or Atntilun Mcr.
Incr, Bend lor Price tte.
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(Ivo mllo ro'ilh of hatom on old it.ce road,
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Kneloi. ai.inii fr circular
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Groceries, Provisions,
Cutlery, Crockery,
GltiHHiuuve, lite.
Tobacco and Cigrs aSuj'
Will tlt a chwp ai any itcro in the city.
rUOI)L'CE TAKKTtlN KXCIIAKaB I0IUJ00D8.
I Call and .to moon Cfminmhl .trtct, Ltetn
KTinKtr A lleck'i new Ireairy and tho ChcintktU
llottt. Kalon-, Or. gon. aultl
aUod Farming Liuuls
EAST OF THE CASCADES
Within 4 to 0 miles ol railroad and ritrtr. scar
Alkali, (111 Inn count); to milea Irom Tho '
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Aa tJood iJinil Exlala Call of the t'atradrs
Mill be Kohl on Very I'arorshle Ttrtua.
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Taica for Ton yearn. ilolliiiU
E. S. LARSEN & CO.
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Grocers and Commission
MlUiCJrAXTS,
lit .V III I'm nt Ml., ror. Mii.lilniiluii,
CloWNTUY I'llOllUOK IIANDI.KI) TO UEhT AD.
j xsiiUks on roimnUalon,
K.uilly (Iroccrlra InriiUlitd to our cu.tomeia by
l-nvkno, it lomt Jubliltij; )rlec.
Al.o. wo aro vnt. for IriulInK PlltK INsUlt MtClT,
CM'ii, Farm biilljlngri Iniur-d at low rate.
Ai;ti.UlorTIIIN(IVAl.L LINK (I Ocean Mown
era Uttin Now York and Utandlnatla.
Ocean ami Hallway tickets at lowcat ratei.
Iiraltaaml Money Otiltn drawn on Hcandlnailaii
(tllei b) K, H, Lanen, D.pldi Vice C'omul,
Drnnillimvlnii Money llunuht,
aprttll
EVERY BODY KNOWS !
Tliat W. I'. JOHNSON tha
PHOTOGRAPHER
Commercial tjtrict, Htlciu, Oregon.
riAKEH THE I.KAII IN THE
X rillTrilK HUH INK UK.
TnrtraiU, t'opylnir, EnUrgtnir, Colorlnir, etc., efc.
ta.Vlt taken In illy or country. KnJ In tout
una, thty will bo t-roniptlyflllid.
MARK LEVY,
Commission Merchant !
. DKAI.KIt IN
i Kim s aii I'ltoniwi:.
-10.ilti.tli:Tri rlOI.I('ITi:il. ll.vlliu lull
j mate aciualuUnru with tho tnda of I'oitland
and Hah r'rantdco and other itolnta, I am alilo to sell
utatonable rodncti to but advantage,
4.liii"irllnlo Id-turn .Miide.
MA UK LEVY,
122 Front Btreet, . I'oitland, Oregon.
ma)btl
A POSITIVE CUKE!
MI'..V. )oun7, mlddlo-aged and olJ. tingle or married,
ami all who aro lulfetlng with LONT M.tNIIOOII,
Ntrvoui debility, fxriuaU)iihu;a,henilual Lowi,Kx.
ual decay, railing Uimory, Weak eyoa, Htunti-d lievtl
oiunent, Lk ol Energy. Iiucoveilibtd IHoo.1, 1'lin
ilea, Imptilluitnta to Marriage; alao Ulood and Bkln
Iilitiic, Hjj.hlllla, budillla.Eruttloni, Hair Falilnir
Ib.iiti 1'aJnp, Hwtlllnga, Horo Throat, Ulcera, Ellecla ol
Mtrie-y, Klddey and llladdtr Troublea, Weak Hack,
Hurting urine, Incontinence, Oonorilia-a, Olcet, Strict
lure, lectlvea aearchlng treatment, promi.t ralltl and
cuiwlor lifer. IIOTII MliXtM eon.ult eonllJentUUy.
II In trouble, call or wille. Uclayea aro dangeroui.
Call at orce. J5 year ennorltnee. Teruia lull.
1,11 l'llTlinL-n,fin,,l -. ..-""'-
i'im lAnnufluauAnj I
. 132 and 131 3d atreat.
li
ruruinu, vrtnon.
. .. .'
WANTED.
A CAPABLE MAN Oil WOMAN OK UVIIHItAIi
OrV. energy to take tho agency ol thli or tome other
county Icr
loe
Hlalorjr r t'alirorula. To tho
light partr It will pay (rom 1100 to oa per meath.
Addjeaii Y. I'ElUJON, Manager OoclJtntal 1'uhllali.
iui( bgoiny, jv ouuir iwtel, ban rraaoleoo, 01.
ri ti U n'-M
b5ff W&
1 Pat. 0ot.30th, 1033. WB
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Colonization Co.