Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, March 13, 1896, Image 2

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    Th« American Tanner Must
Look to Hia Laurels.
damobb to oub bobbigm TBÀDB
wow Fork. March 0—The World to*
“ •■‘kantio atatemantof
fee policy of Spain «■ to Cuba and oon-
•«»». from Prime Minister Canovas.
Itia acoompaaiad by a personal m«P
* FoUfepdamn «ay that fee recent
1Jo*»k I^teer from feepauai-
mud storm along th. Columbia amt of
at Madrid. 1
r**8"*“■» wo* the weret that ha«
The atatearont te as ftollowa:
k— oopartenoed aince 1«8J.
Hand
“Wahaveroyst no official notUtea-
power te fee only method of removing
tloa of fee tatentteas of fee American
tbo aand, and fete require« a great deal
of time, m «hording mnd te alow work. I government, and cannot therefore take
cognisance ef or protest by note against
Aoougai andtwoMba wme kilted •Wti fee prooeedfageof fee aaaate
T™ "H- of TheDallm laat £nt^8T * «P»«xmteUvto of the
wook by M. Doyle and «on, living on United State«. We have taken no
O}~nr»th creak. The animate had official notice whatever of the proceed­
»•Í ■ulU«r, »«Me; mj, S
killed several calvm and aheep, and ing« and «peeobro fa Washington dur­
«5? “•‘i«**4 ” ^w. :
ware getting vary obnoxious, fhe old ing fee past week.
Nor have we Hbarrote, *4.8007.00;
x-»4^4 »he Buropean powers or courts
regarding their rapport fa uiy tom.
7* Timothy, *9.00 per ton ;
All ws have done te to show the Ameri-
viom, month in and mouth out, teem
with news of fee moat strenuous efforts
on the part of other nut producing
oountrtes to wrest from us fete trade
Nor can fee importance of fee inroads
made within fee past year or two be
‘f“®'?4- ’ Tb* U“*-4 States continues
fee chief source of supply of Western
Europe, so far as meat products are
concerned, but last year’« business was
fa some dirootions very disappointing.
Unfair restriotions governing Ameri­
can meats, the result of jealousy on the
part of foreign agricnlturtets, have“ of
course done much to hamper the busi-
btoa
But fa addition, countries fa
the Southern hemisphere are making
themselves felt fa fee world's markets
fa no uncertain manner.
l^i^^dUngs, tl8(a30.00i rye, 8B«b7<
Argentina te annually expending
hundred, of thousands of dollar« for
Sman-Faaey creamery is quoted at ohoioe breeding animals, for fee direct
Me; fancy dairy, 46c; fair to good,
Mo ; common, 17>»c per roll.
Poraross—New Oregon, 25080c par
jack; aaeeta, common, 3^c; Merced,
SU per pound.
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Uaiona-Vregpn, W«90c per each.
increased
F ovltby —Utackena, bene, *3.5U pai
•joien ; mixed. I3.6O03.UU per dosen ;
J**4 W;
•40Ui
live, 80ta per pound; dreeeed lie.
Beaa Oregon. li^c per dosen.
J®“’^°Äer’
7 • °*»» wa«w ;
“In 1
and I
Stolti
Halim
•«y of
did th
manti
Hinrichs is now
but it will been
potaah, singly or fa ooanbfaation, were
I most afftatire fa facreaafag yield fee
btetefit of potashZSSVrtlcu'laS;
jnotioeabla Barny.rd ¿Jure fa X
Nine men and two women are busy
at fee cannery fa Eugene paeHne
p™»ro for «hipmenta. There ar. about
•4,000 pound, of prune« at feat mn-
wwy now, which will be «hirmed Fast
the latter part of fete or fee first of
■ext week. The prune« have bean pur*
°harod by Hall 4b B ob , who will mar*
I J88largest yield, but ita coot, if
“ “erket prices, rendered it lew
-Bdy loam, nitrogen
“XWXX’T- Oato OU toil
[ of medium fertility were benefited by
1,.TW*17u*w“4 seemingly war-
J like preparations yet made by Spain
ara made «imply with a view towquip*
PtajradeatM warships and tanns-At-
Untie steamers to eham filibusters and
“«»•rittoe coasts of Cuba. Thatte
the sole object in view. ’ ’
.tendard walnut«, U«13c
Ä is? œ/ œs
the former increasing
the
tbeos etamente proved to te> fee moat
nroful on wheat and rye, them throe
coyuta, fide per denen.
iiSSHS.101— *“■»•? ham«, medium, graine appearing to lejuire little pot­
ilj«eile per pound; ham«, picnic. aah upon these soils.
TO ABANDON ABYSSINIA.
I
nlteogM,
g^y4? ^"hìck^nate^lU^c» ;dfikt per buahel wherever used. Both
1« »•« to Be the letaatloe ef th«
ItoliM Gaverameat.
|
London, March».—A special dis-
ly*“1
Mjneaaya: Humbert ha«
I ordered Signor Franaoi to mutortot« a
special mission to the A by win an
Hsgua Manelek. Signor Franaoi be-1
Iteres it te beat to oonolude an boner*
able peace with the Abyaatniana and
abandon the country.
i tkPZ T811" T14 P°*ato«i throughout
•
compound, in tina, 7M; ■
tina, »Ji® 10c; pica* foot,
ga* foot, «h, |£ÿ; kite, ’
i smoked hams, lüjLc pei
id hams, 8Mc; boneieet (
icon, lO^c : dry aalt aidee,
ama paila, 7Uc; KM, 7Kc¡
roe«, 7c. Country meats
The oompleteobomical
fartilteero, containing nitrogen, phos-
pborio add and potash, an morejwoflt-
ihi?ha“ eithw x*1“«™»« alone or
Mable manure. Muriate of potaah gave
•olphstHmp^.
Wiil8
was m-
P~te ly useful only on soil, of medium
fertility, or where mrlinem of crop
With sweet potatoes
“^P*1 “^P" •« raised
“xl fee uro of
M*"148*!* with manure te more satis-
*Uble n,al,nr* "M1’-
h I
“fe^rable effect on
ahape and edible quality of tubers. *
In growing tomatoes for the early
MXU wo superior to
n,*nnr’ or mineral
“d WM ““ ’iifihtly
tern effective than complete fertiliser.,
while nanoh cheaper. The best plan i.
P08“4* 07 ““"Xi
M
eighty pounds more three or four week.
HMrwito‘SWbTie’.°“,’011’ well rep-
wherever they were lad. But they
faowJd
O oboa »—Manilla rope, IW-fach i, l
‘’'•““M ““ tMro was
P*?41”*3» ««trol over the distribution quoted at 8% c, and Sisare X poukd. a large profit from a spring top dress­
ing of nitrate of soda.
Baus-Caicutta, 45fc.
of the foroea.
Bouan—Golden C, 5c; extra 0, »Uc
I General Arimoodi and Colonel Gali-
j/gMlated,
cube cruahto ¿d
"P’S**1 »° 1» prteoners in the hands of
the Shoana. It is reported that Chawla half barrate,
te now surrounded by the Derviahea.
to
IUU* “Uital« the
Italian loams were 4,SOO, of which
I ».000 belonged to Gmmal AlbmSm?
11 U positively ascertained
a Ji? "“““S «mo«« of Colorado that General Dabormida is dead. TV
find it namamry to draw on the lead
known of Albertone te that
“«tena and British Co- ka fell wounded in the attack.
J8®“*
majority at thia dam of ।
ore and there a number of shipments
•«ported each week.
1
z j
moro than Ferrels’
*.ooe7.w
around fee Babbit district
"• full of prospector« and a number of
J-T «°®4 disooverim have already
bran mciU »ru^
«_ m . TT“7
—c____ .
.
■
« wwt -
tow been
doril<
few weeks in the Nm Pero« oaayo^
^^T4*88“^“
M« tekeu up
fe?’to8h88 * W“‘"
the Madison rriver throe mites «am
^leB which they propose to
utmrn fa generatingd«ZteS»wf5 •kaU give up all their am. and ¿7'
tt-rkud^MuültetrSr'
fe
different dttea of
*Dd .TPOofeHy Buttocks
°** w—is »M b « ni» .
popw^nave all been filed wife the
P^Per wotbortty «M it te said that , r—»a City. March ».—J. ■ 1-
felly Bt«,M0 wUl be expanded fete
•ommer in building dams and other bmïïLTZ^Ï^* Jr »-“Mr
fasprovementa.
bsii^’^i18*“ «-“Mne® have
ZS"
"«tatly looking over
WuaT—81
ctoU». W1«
O? is—Mill
*>•«; tee
«ndCf™
.??* “k“ »° Md
to kn «- -
“ ***•*"• wa “»*1
*
* P"0««*
pruning al-
way« in June. It undoubtedly checked
**,?"*■ <nd »k*« <*eck
.
iTi?“0“ °* fr»ItMde and
■ Urge crop of fruit the following year.
be fot^H****
P™»
I- £t
* wh“‘ "«»
H should be coarsely ground.
“‘«k«
Cows h*ving
toÄiiX’J*0?,?*?“« pointed ’M’
*“H1, because tb«
may roach fifty feet in
• treat source at
»bar, bat aa a whole
gwill be <
matinee <
' has raised
test from
fag to lei
but they I
fag the
knows ho
coiffure tc
a drominf
hurrying
m«y bo aa
lures deci
■ult One
Objecting :
htr belovi
she calls ii
theater dr.
•ether it
from whic
oais must