Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 30, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.'-? Tv f'1 NfMRAL fMRHfti ( Ike Walttog imUT STATESMAN UID ATIltST Hawaiian Annotation Preblcm. p'"' IINOTON, Jnn. 80. UlaliiP i mH Lave a private funr-rnl. (tfrgtHg wave of public Inter w ever the barrier and Hindi f Ml yrtVHte funeral oiio of tho uiotl 4ve nubile tlenionetratloiiK. ttlmoteailtient men hi the nation mmn around the bier. All bumnpn in th national capltol woo bukjijcI i Sttflug (service. The presouco ol $Stfcprl(letit, tlio cabinet, tlieu- judgen, the blgh ofllclnln of aud tho diplomatic coi t,ore significant than the horn ef walling crowds who In re- Ulletiee lined tile street b which the funeral corti' Wrtfett hfemi, 1 wlll at ihk KlW KOMI ULK HOMKME. wlieii the otfeers Interrogated lilm, tlnw, Tl H'AriiriMti eongreeal - j and Hie Jurors piled liliu willi jue tttet id OeMr, 1W9, or about that An Outline of the Mew Bill Before tlon abottl various point, he gre time, Maine discovered that llaj Parllawent J ncrvotin. ilia eyes roved about the wall had not been Included In Hie' LoW, Jan, 80,-Tlio following room in (lie evident hope of finding countries Invited to participate, and itiUo yoiwl of tlio hew IrMiuHicthlug upon which iortx his ni ne spoke to the executive officer of imm tuo' Itdcclarei there slmll ( te,iton. jf0 clenched his hands conreM about the omission, "Jlut established In Ireland, a leglshvumost voluntarily, then looked Hawaii Is not mi American rcpub. turo consisting of the queen and an j,, a Bfloouoy about to be pun lie ' he was told. He rohlled. "IJut 1,Ml IrulsluClve body, empowered to , UC(1 for n1 olleneo wfilcts he had It will be btforo Jong." 13y 'ake nruc"u nnd "l"1 lawforj committed, and then doubled his his tenant, therefore, a peace, orurr, ami goou government, fl(jl() onU nB,uined a (j(1fengvo attl ODDS AMD ND5, resolution was Introduced In con In Ireland. Tlio power to enact gressby ilepreHentlvoHlttand pats- laws oh a number of subjects con ed, authorizing the president to send cernlng the kingdom nt large Is re an invitation to IIwnll. Tlio invl- talued by the Imperial parliament, lutlon was accepted by the Iluwnllun A sub clause retains to the imperial government and Minister Carter do- parliament control for flvo yeurs idgnnted to act nsdelegato, which ho over land legislation. The Irish l - .(y-w Details of the Funeral. kY 'lie &vWabhinoton, Jan. 80. The body '.Mk late cx-Becrctury Blulno wit tytxl last night to the parb r tbe north sldo of tie floor of the residence Dur- tbe afternoon and evening a eir of friends called and took u ; lokupon tlio face of the dead. i repression of the face was peace tbe llncutnents of the well- WH countouanco showed few (Of the ravages of the dlseom- , earrled him oil. Tlio casket was fpasoit burled under it mass of floral toUMitefl received, many of them V.' '" worn a distance. Tho body lay In '"tlf raetn where tho llrst prayers of ' Jtht funeral service wero eald by the Dr. Hanjur of tho Church of ..MwUovenant, at 11 o'clock today. WstWlthstaudlug tho fact that the ftiseral was a private one, tho al- tMdants at thoRorvlceH weroas truly HMtonal in their representative char did throughout the meeting of the rV ma the bureiu of American re publics wasestiblished, us a result of the deliberations of congress Hhlno Instructed that Hawaii should be Included and treated as one of tho several American repub lics, and Its statistics Included lu the liandbouks published by tlio bureau. WTIIKBBNATK. Washington, D. C. Jun. 80. In tho senate Chandler, of New Hamp xhlre, o flu red a resolution request lug tho president to enter Into ne- illations with tbe provisional of the Uawtillans for udmlsslou of the is land as n territory, and to lay the c invention beforucougiess for rati llcallon by legislation. Willie of Loulsana objected to liumedlute con sideration, nod It went over until tomorrow. California Wants tho Islands. Baukamkntu, Cal. Jan. 80. In tho assembly this morning a Joint resolution was introduced requesting (he Callforulu delegation in congress to use every honorable means to secure tho annexation of the Hawaiian Islands. Itesolution re ferred to committee on federal re lations. .. If 111.. I1I1U1I1I.1..I .-. t.! f7"" " "u I'ltniuciii. ivuiu uuiiif; 1 h!. s .;-fceatatoof Maluo sent a dele- Jft$MMet n -r r(l'Wi If r. " ijri of 14, headed by Governor II. 0cvi; Aassacbusetts bud a dele giHoB of flvo luembcrs. Tho Un '1i'IiKiie Club, of Now York, '''Mt M aarubera to represent the lyiilBatlon, and the Union League Cirti' Of Philadelphia, SO. From ether potuLs In Pennsvl- lw awe delegations. Altogether Mvrn nf throw ivrtouiitutlvea lit. PerHonal friends to Btwaber of 05 nodded tho lly of their iutcutlon to bo pres- t from various parts of the couu toy. The services at tho church, as WAi m at the houso, weru private MHl bo one whs admitted who had Mt ,reelved au iuvltutlou. Tlio pallbearers were: ,aWttator Fryo aud Halo, ofMulne, ad Moriwu, of Alabama; Ilepre MlattviM Reed and JUouUllo. of t 3 ; Matttftj-HIlt of Illinois, aud Jilng- ' 'IfHM '( et 1'enuRylvaula; General '7 , TiHMMa Swing, of Ohio, John Hay, f WnahlHgton; Joseph II. Mauley, f Malm; Alaiot F, Jonks, or Jlroolt t9 T. V. P. Ely, of Uostou. Prcsldont OppoBod to Annexation. Wahiunoton. Jan. 80. A close friend of tho president cays tonight that ho Is not In favor of tho acqui sition of uny territory by the Uni ted titutes that Issepurated tiy water. Tills will bo u damponer on tho ur dor of Hawaiian itiiiicxiitliiii. legislature Is restricted from passing any laws respecting the establish meutof religion or prohibiting free oxerclso thereof, or Imposing any disability on accouut of religious be lief. The queen retains the same prerogatives with respect to the Irish legislative body as an Imperial parliament. Tne Irish legislative body can continue five years and no louder, from the day It Is appointed to meet. Tbecxceutlve government of Ireland will continue to be vested lu her majesty and bo carried on by the lord lieutenant with the aid of such officers and councils as her majesty may from tlmo to time see fit. Ninth clause of the bill relating to the constitution of Irish legisla tive body provides a legislative body sh ill consist of first and second or der, but Instead of deliberating to gether as in bill 80 provides they shall sit and vote separately, thus constituting two distinct lioutcs of the legislature. If the result of voting brings two orders Into collision then the ques tion nt Issue is to bo referred to u Joint committee of both houses; If It can't agree the question may bo to fcrrod to tho people. Tho new bill thus provides for popular reference of upper houso or first order Include 108 members, soventy-llvo elective and twenty-eight peerage members. Tho second legislative body consists of 2(i 1 members to bo cho'-eii by ex isting constituencies!!! Ireland; two by eauh constituency. The Import ant new clause provides that 108 members of un Imperial parliament may also sit In the Irish leglshulvo body if elected thereto us well nsln the Imperial parliament. It Is inude Olovelnnd'fl Administration. Nkw Youie, Jan. 30. A morning paper quotes u New York Democrat of national reputation, with whom Cleveland talked frankly about his, tho (,uty of tntJ IrUU leglclature to plans, ns saying that Cleveland ,ml1030 M BUcl , duties, ami Imposts, us may bo neccsury to raise suilleleut revenue to meet all oven to tho tarlll, and to bo tno . B,mw cBm' for tho tlmo being on looks on tho silver Issue as n par amount ouo lu politics, sunerlor llrst mntter to bo settled by his ad ministration. Cleveland is astonished that cer tain congressmen after vlslllnir him to urge high federal appointments should return to Washington and en deavor not only to prevent tho re peal of tho Sherman law but oven to work hard to pans free coinage. tvi b ... ,- f-i , THK KUHTAI BKUVICK. ,, Ti Aa'ttM hour for services arrived W MWrmiM, Including members of the BMsUy, wm grouped around the It aaaaw, vm remainder of those nres- ttst4lHff. ao MS to leavu no mmn fcr filHtlM. A simple fjorvlfo of paayw wwattltuted tho rites. Kov. Or. XawllH stundlng besldo the daUvered lu low tones the service fur tlio dead, WaMat jDawrewhlu tho mwmtlino lb keys of tho piano to of a ew dirge. This ended bttai bjares.ivo service, when n eked, was tenderly tftlkta.liHMrse, aud the procis. Haway alowly to tho T Umi Covenant. Tbe ww thronged with wImi reverently doited M eortoge (unwed, UA AT HM8T. rtKeloii arrived at fttiKMHi. iBwvkat the m Mwph as at the Firo Works Explosion. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 30.-An explosion occurred this morning lu tho largo lire works factory of Dlehl & Co.. Reading, this county, this morning, wrecking almost the en tire place. Of 60 employes, all seen since are more or less Injured. Hetiry Horn was killed outright, and a number are unaccounted for. Loss estimated at f 1 50,000. lrisn consolidated fund. This fund Is to meot udvauces towards the ex penses of tho Irish government. There Is au entirely now cluuse,2d, which gives the crown tho right to veto all bills or the Irish legislature uud gives tho Irish representative peers the right tosli In tho house of lords at Westminster aud vote on nil imperial questions. Tho Judiciary remain for live years under control of tho Imperial government and then pass under control or the Irish government. THE PORTLAND MURDER. tude. All or which did not escape the observation of tho officers. When Oehlechlager finished the coroner asked him to sign his stato uient. He replied, "I cannot wrlta." The statement was signed by the clerk and Oehlschlager made his mark, which was witnessed by Mr. Lafferty. Then the parly came to Portland on the West Portland motor, and Oahlscblager was taken In charge by Constable Al Thomas and Deputy H'lerlfl'Wood. They took him to Air. Thomas' olllce and "worked" lilm. Oehlschlager is an extremely Ignorant fellow, but could realize the enormity of his crlmo and tbe penalty, and refused to talk. Tbe officers questioned him for some time without any result. Then they agreed upon a clever plan of cross-exumlnatiou and tho prisoner became confused. A direct charge of .murder broke him down, and he confessed. THE JIUltUEUEIt'S CONFESSION. "I had a bottle of whisky and Woohidge had a bottle of port wine when we left Neil's saloon," ho snld. "Whou crossing the bridge we quarreled over the whisky, and the old man hit me with a thin stick, breaking the Imudlo of my basket. I got mad und hit him with a stick I carried. It wus us thick as my wrist. He struck me back, nnd then I got be hind him nnd hit him over the head. He fell, and I went through bis pockets nnd took his money aud then pushed tho body under the railing und Into the gulch." SUWN AND 8LAYEU. W. H. Wooldridge lived in Port lund about 17 years. He came to tho Northwest 23 years ago, and was u soldier ut Vancouver barracks for n number of years. He was 40 years old, married uud leaves 10 children. Oehlechlager Is a sou of John Oehlechlager, n farmer living near Fulton. For many years the fumlly lived on tho old McAdam road. There are seyerul children. Frank Is of medium height, dark complected, with brown eyes aud black hair. Ho Is uot a vicious looking fellow. Tale ttnWersltjr m 1.W9 etudenta, Women put ioo much confidence in pins. A good credit is often as useful as a good bank account. Billiards were Invented In Franco by Devlgno about 1471. Tlio man who most deserves a monu ment docs not need It. A secret shared by moro than two be comes common property. In 1858 efforts to lay tho cablo failed on Kcount of a severe storm. It U said that 82,000 varieties of goods aro manufactured from wool. Electric omnibuses nro to bo Introduced on Liverpool street In London. Tho best work of Palslello was com posed whilo that genius was In bed. When a woman starts out to reform sho thinks only of the faults of men. Allegories are fino ornaments and good Illustrations, but not proof. Luther. Tho soul moving accordion was In vented by Damlan, of Vienna, in 1820. A riotous stomach will nearly always gratefully receive a glass or more of hot water. In 1834 Faraday proved tho strength of a battery to depend on tho number of plates. Dentists bury in human teeth about 1,800 pounds of gold a year in tho United States. Franz Sigcl, tho jolly German general, was familiarly known as "Dutchy" among his soldiers. A small boy, on seeing a tandem blcy clo for tho first timo, shouted out, "Oh, look at tho double jointed safety!" Girls of tv elvo to sixteen years wero never dressed in n moro comfortable and becoming maimer than they aro this sea son. Tho kind of religion that tells in the long run is tho kind that never howls and growls because thero is no pudding on washday. Whilo "to bo dexterous in danger is a virtue," 60, too, to bo an adept at fruit and flower raising is no mean accom plishment. Pierre Denis, who will bo remembered by Americans as tho dovoted friend of Boulanger, is about to publish the cor respondence of tho general; also somo documents said to contain very curious revelations, which may prove also dan gorous to certain prominent Frenchmen. Pension Docreaso. Washington, I), c. Jan. 80. I'ho pnymont for this month foot up to $ 14,000,000, n decrease compar l with last month of 11,000,000. At Olympia. whymi'ia, wii,, Jan. SO. JCu change ou thirty-seven uud thirty fight ballou east for senator today. Cleveland Silent, NkwYomc, Jan, 30.-Clove!uud Is In town, but refuses to annouuee ms views Ukui the Huwnlhin atlalrs. Olarksou Very 111. Nkw Youic, Jun, 30.-Geuernl J. o. Olarksou, ex-chalrman of tho ite- publican national wmiulttet, Is at tho 1'Ihm hotel, seriously HI from rheumatism, and malaria, Bnow lu Russia, Opkssa, Jrtl,. 30. - Knornioua quntltlw of snow have fallen In at the mvlce for Ul v,hv of tl, l'lx'r lu Crimea aerlpturee and "ml oUier l,rU "' Bomb Ru . in the Unrlwr Valley, nowWu MARKETS. I'OM'LANn, Jan. 8. Wheat valley, $1.15, Walla Walla. $1.05r $1.07. San Fkanoisco, Jun. 27. Wheat May 1.3,1. Chicago, Jan. 27. Wheat, .73,. Christian Science books und litera ture on sale ut 320 Liberty street. Pain Self-inflicted. Thli U Muip.,.i n, ba nu nga of cnllelit w mVwVi . '. '"? l'"U ,lv'"l Peril" luce with which h.wu or pe pl hti UoIuk thetllKeivfH on uiihiii ...... .i.... .' """'u Wlnaoie.lulJiyclViV.Wtari?th7d?rk Hue- Cot.il.Htim uh a myrliirt or 1. tftfcw federal proetwvhm Ifct body WMew I MRtry aud kid II, a, Jan. & iftfttw mat- with Mg. llM MttMt U(MM of Um dl4- mHl MyMt rtUb- jWtf Ah tuUfwt. .M. nllily MMHtrltm ionl Um Mb- rfllHlif Oohlschlagor Confesses Killing tho Grand Army Man. Poutlani), Jan. 30. Frauk Oehlschlager Is the confessed mur derer of William Henry Woolrldge. The crlmo was committed between 0 and 10 o'clock Friday night while ilio men were crossing what is known ns tho double bridge, about ix rnik-s west or this city. Nine teen hours later the murderer'a con fetwlon was wrung rrom him by the ollleers. It was a cold nmi i.r,i..i tragedy. Tho murderer was ac companying his victim to the hit ter's homo when tho dreadful act was committed. HIBBKC0Nl8T0UV. rraulc OehUchluger was eallel upon for an explanation. He suld bo worked on bin father's farm, beyoud Fulton, uud was 2a years of agv. Ills story conflicted some what with tho ouo ho told youiiK Woolrldge. lie Mid that liimn audthemunleroil um, wero walk.JHEHr" tug homo together nmi ,,,vi...JftW"MuSI,rtRc!;, about a trva which had recently fa. len, whon they reached the bridge. ino oiit uiau remarked, "Tiim more wood for tho country," Oehl- kchlsger was about to reply when h the level ullli Hi.. 1..,.,.,.. i . I . , w "vvwa ,u" " wervwt a straugvr wlihtu u few ITovltuv, one humlrxxl Ul0,,Dd fo.j r ,llu. iUtTt J " sheep have jierUhwl, SchUUs Kac. Inoon, Jmu S0-Tho great H. IWHatkmal swlllug rct, betweea Oeorjw ltubMr, tbe KuglUh oaw hwh, ami George Hu-nifr. of 1U-. tm, wu wtm UAv' by llular, by ckU wy. Ttw rwt f bU v iMigtlM. Ttw iwm wm tet the """'""wy W t vary au hu fwm elMiupkw f KoKkml. irameted hluuelf, Tho luuu, he ld, paiwed between Woolrldge and tho railing and then turned and struck him. Aftr strlktnir Wool. iWjpi ho tried to hit tho wltu,, but iy broke hU basket. Thea Ohl- lKin pn-ce leil by ,uu rt rolliwVa bv ikiir-UiHl.i tr on ern-oiof ihi?.V. ""' viimkih iiotioii, roilypfyllla alH- I lu ....... J . ... ' Ul pilla, ni: Hie uM be ilia h...w....:j; .". T':,U'""B "men. -v.. .." "i. v.ru,al 'xuvi exuni. Iifr irrlttliiff.unil iM..i.tiiii. ...... .. .T7. ' I inn lniBn ivnU tho oimii uiwtiVu? i also mi niiil,ln;rt to .. alarU ui it rhnmi Fop Sale, MwS. W It. J. KUJMMI.NQ. '. GUNN'S IMrSOVXD LIVER PILLS &U -Sjy A MILD PHYSIC ONE PILL FOR A DOSE ca nT, la tMnuii ly . ih. . boW Ujll,ken A Wil,,.. TVliy Musicians "Tune Up." A correspondent asks, "Why do musi cians tuno their instruments alter in stead of before coming into tho orches tra?" It is a mistake to imagine thero is no tuning of tho instruments before coming into tho orchestra. Violinists, double bass players and violas (if professionals or good amateurs) keep their instruments, as a rule, up to concert pitch, the differ ence of temperature, tho loosening of a peg or variation in tho tension of tho strings necessitating another tuning when in tho orchestra. Strings of cat gut nro materially affected by moisture, which swells them laterally nnd tends to shorton them. Damp heat sharpons tho strings, wmie Ury lieat flattens them. Concert rooms, according to tho state of tho weather, experience both condi tions. Henco so much tunincr and nlnv- iujj ua Boon as in mo orchestra is neces sary to get tho instruments accustomed to tho temperaturo of the room. Wood wind instruments, such as oboes, clari nets and bassoons, sharpen from tho swelling of the wood by the warm, moist breath of tho performer. The brass instrument also sharpens by tho heat of tho performer's breath. London Tit- Bits. Fremlrish Actions or a Spring. Tho greatest curiosity in West Vir ginia and ono of tho most wonderful freaks known in tho south is a spring at NorthHold-that is, it is located at North fiold during two months of tho year and at somo other placo during tho other ten Tho Virginian end of this wonder is en'. gagcu m active business during tho two hottest months of tho year from July 1 to Aug. 81 its basin being as dry as tho proverbial cldp tho remainder of tho year. This phenomenal fountain is no toy water jet; neither is it a "seep" or a -r v r- " mo b-umrury, U IS a gusher. Tho ten months' silenco and two months' activity of this Virginian oddity is not the only phenomenon it presents. It works on the intermission plan, spout ing n column of water of huge dimen sions for fifteen minutes, then relapsine Into a stato of Inactivity for tho saino length of timo. Tho going and coming of tho water aro preceded by a strange roaring sound not unllko that of a heaw tram passing over a trestle. The size of the Btream does uot seem to diminish from year to year, being always sufflci eutly largo to turn an ordinarv fly wheel -St. Louis Republic. Alitj ronroiiArloN IiAwvkiisi. Under the held of new frm Waliiugt"il the BhIciii Demon t saytl "A Democrat will I in appointed by Cleveland to be Judge Di ady'y succeMor. Aiuiwig iuikhuhmiiiuu-ii fur the place HreS H McArihtr, 8. D Cox uud C. II Helleiij-.cr." All railroad tittoinejs are capable of lookliiu after the corporation Interests. Its ems the people nre to have nothing but big corporation law) erH lr ls under Cleveland. Oonsclonce, or What? "Conscience doth make cowards of us all," sty the poet. Hut It Is Juit so with the nem. When a muii' nerves are unstrung, through indigestion and torpid liver and iin pure blood, what wonder that he feeli depres-ed und nervous! He starts ut every III tie unexpected sound; Is ufrald of his shadow, und feels like a fool. Let sueh it man go to the druu store und get a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Mulled Discov ery, the great liluod-purifler and Liver Invlgor.itor guaranteed to benefit or cure, or money will be promptly refunded. It cures Ii dl gestio i, or Dyspepsia, and irun lis wo.uli'rlul blood purifying proper lies, couiUers all Shin and Scalp diseases, tialt-rheum, Tetter, Eczema and kld'iey allmenls. All blood poisons, no matter of what name or nature, yield to Its remedial iullu eucei. Mrs. A. A. Williams Lynn, Alasa. For the Good of Others Rev. Mr. Williams Heartily En dorses Hood's Sursaparllla. We aro pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of tho Sillsbeo street Chris tian Church, Lynn, Mass.: ,i,','i sco,no reason w hy a clergyman, more than a layman, Mho knowi whereof ha speaks, should hesitate to approvo an Article of Merit and worth, from which ho or Ills family have been slmially benefited, and whou commen dation may serve to extend thoso benefits to others. Jlywlfohas for many j ears been a sufferer from severe mu'1 Nervous Hoadacho for which she- found llttlo help. Sho has tried many ; things that piombed ell but performed little. Last fall she took I oocFs Sirsapaillla. It seems surprising what one bpttlo could and did do for her. The attacks of ho idachc decreased in number am were less lolciit in their ntemlty, while her ran erai health has been improved Her app? tito Is also better, l'rom experience , wltli Hood's Sarsaparilla I have no hesitation In endorslnB it. nicr. Hi-" A. A. WILLIAMS. H00D"8 PILL8 are the best fiiullr cathar t'c. r-ntlo nml rffeet Itp. Try a boi. r UK HIIMM'Q ONION SYRUP FOR COUGHS COLDS AHD CROUP. GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE a?vaav:caBishc-w yrup. n ljua directive ,o.d"' ' " , nd more plnt to thS ,,': s5iSK.Fre'red Lrg. bottle. 60 oenti. t.k. ??!. 'Jf'?.1"". .Hwtiuuig ior il ""' by """kett &. VaUHlyK.. B- K. HALL, . WJ3& vMNC' Vf!vSw tv n vl7 WV- "J&-f aa vs?". M"11 How's Your Liver? Is tho Oriental Bftltitfttion, knowing tlmt good linnlth cannot oxiat without ft healthy Liver. When tho Liver In torpid tho Bow els nro sluggish nnd con stipated, tho food lies in tho Btomnch undi gested, poisoning tho blood; frequent hoadacho ensues; a lecling of lassi tude, despondency and nervousness indicate how tho wholo system is do ranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been tho means of restoring moro pcoplo to health and happiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency Known on earth. It acts with extraor dinary power and efficacy. NEVER DEEN DISAPPOINTED, As a pondral family remedy for dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever flso anything cite, and have never been dis appointed In the effect produced; it seems to be almost a perfect cure for all diseases of tbs Stomach and Bowels. W. J. ilcEuior. Macon. Ua. WAOVKItTI MM OJ'Kluifl Wiwo MfglifB onh ! mp-nra a -.i n r: :xv uompaio uramatlc TUK-jDAY RVKNINfl i,... Will npprnr In l.,l ("J. "1 Jrtlluliliitf ii(.hw ' 1, J ' ,, "lWJiM i......iicnii0imanut.iuingcmeil( WKUNKflU.VYKVl,NlK0 iJ? .ohuA.HIev.,,,, "WIFE Foil WIFE. TU15SIJAY KViiNINO, pq, ,. ., uiiiriu rincf,.. aiuiun. in h ho.h. rnimtrt HE BANKER'S DAUOin I'rfctgJSo. lOe'r 4irHcgorvcatcntHoii g,ii0 nl 'VnUj llron rii 1831 TnE cA1VATOR 1893 Country Gentleman TIIEllhbruPTHE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. DKVOTKI) TO Farm Crops and ProcoEscs, Horticulturoand Fruit-Growinfl; Iiivc-Stock and Dairying, While It also Includes ml minor depart ments of tlural Interest, such as tbe poul try yard, entomology, bee-keeping, green house and grapery, veterinary replies, farm questions and answers, UreBlde readlnc, domestic economy, nnd a sum mary of the news ot tbe week. Its mar ket reports are unusually complete, and much attention Is paid lo tbe prospects of tbe crops, as throning light upon one of the most Important of all questions When to buy and when to sell. It Is lib erally illustrated, and by recent enlarge ment, contains moro leading matter than ever before. The subscription price is ii 60 per year, but we oiler a special re duction in our (JLUB RATES FOR 1893. Two Subscriptions. In ono remittance 5 4 Six Subscriptions, " " 10 Twelve Subscriptions, " " 18 -To all New Subscribers for 189.'!, pay lug luadvtnce i ow, we will seud th pa per tekly, irom our receipt of tbe remit. lnce, to Jnnuaiy 1st, lbU3, without cbaree. r-hpeciinen Copies Kree. Address LUTHER TUCKER 4 SON, Publishers, Albany, N. Y. MAW 'iln,et1, Salary and expenses. . AL J'eimanent place Anniv nr II V uintrn,, .. ....' ."I"' " " i V"7 ' oi uuittry Ftotk on both nuirricHu aaa rauudmu kp.Ir HhkIt va. urseymen, Chicago, "r.1.1.?'."".1, specialty. liltOWN BHOH. rn u-liU-lCCK-Jht Kiinira.. ,.v.i..---' EAST SOUTH AND -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE of the Southern Pacific Company, OALITORNrA EXPRESS TRArN-RUN BAIL1 .! Wiiic PORTLAND AND S. r. mm UM KOIt HAI.K. in .,o .. tan J. nil clear. 3i lillw glS?hIW leutlnry mi tbe aleni una MHrt.l,h.' Will unco work for part p"y '?? , dalciil.orcalltttfnrnr. " " A- & WANTiSl).-Knergotlo yminr, Hon 111 hllftltlnaa flH "... '"r 0P6n ft to rise. Address liox 11, oVroJ1 i-S ..Paid A iirjiMiKjn. uaqn mm,.. y jngs, b .ttles.old iron inf iiB"l mutnls, uso hldex, nt old CoV,i u"! rialem.' 1. TOLPOIiA.lt. Urt1,,10? -wiy Mexican War Soldiers Increase of- Pensions! Under Act of January 5, 183are entltia U. C. SHKHMAN, uoom ii, uray's lllock, Claim Attonicj Liberty 8t. Bnlem, Ore. iJ J. W. WEST, i'roprletor of the UtRMAN MARKET On Commercial SI. nnd the CASH MARKET On State Slieet. orSHIeats- Hnusnge, Lnrd. Hams, Ba ?SaSS!lhlllS k"Pt in a flrtilS Bouth. " . )rnon ' I ViSi tili,t Ionian Nugent. edS?db!,,rIl' '. AibaS, 1SJKJ. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTHATKD. Jfaropr's U'no,1.. .... ... beiVvppn.h" .e.'. 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Tho heaviest incomo tax over levied by a civilized government was that imposed upon tho people of tho UnlteJ States in lSuM, when, iwrhups for tho first timo in human history, patriotism was so stron n lasslon that men really paid a tax whid they might have evaded. A. T Stewart's Income tax In ono year wns 1319.000 .being 15 per cent, of bis income! One millionaire of this city who. alarmed at tho long continuance of tho war so disposed of his wealth abroad that for ono wal J yiwueu no income, gave a uuuauwu oi nis auairs to tho col lector, and In acconlanco with tho latter's advico paid in full a tax estimated on his incomo of tho year before V. v.u Sun. " Eirery S.n Vrrs. Of course oven-body knows that seven years of bad lnck may U, expected by tho unfortunate person who happens to break mirror. 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WII bernr,h Jn,me. suitable for n ecelpt if Sow.toby UjlUI PHW, oflleeml5.! should' be made bv Tost, chance orioss or droft w vol1 Per & iJrottiera exPres orderof liar Addrm: AW-En4auOTHEH8. New Yurie, 'the line to v. w all Points East rf?-S5,,ffK H THE WILLAMETTE, A4XXJT, OSXOOX. ?"" TtmUm Cl fity Kesfaurani Jas. BatcheJor, Prop'r. NortlicraPacilcRailroad lthelinAi ..t use aad Soatb. ST' PAUL Affl cmrS TOURIST"" Sleepinff Cars BtHutcBh. ' feoout,n.. ..- -s. iB"a,S!!.uirt, 1893. HARPER'S BAZAR. IliLUSTKATfiO. It euSe,rhS..?.a?.ar isalournnl for , . "u"Ut fasniouB J mS iH la,est information "?J. i'uns oSiS?, ?rtul,u'eiouH lliuhtra Plsmeuu ar- ..H.u.'unil puttern-sheethiin. hiOdUte. AoxDennirt Ule ProeshJounl "HrlNtoattra,.F.t e ,s bPrert to uiuko ?3 thoughiiui BlrleB- auai.liitr t-oiueoicg, nd1" "'l "age f8by1?n,btt,1''y a" tl l antl h imor Y', ? s " b"dSt ot frjthlugi""- 1" ll- weekly ikuea 'O wonit.T .. . 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