Coquille City herald., February 23, 1886, Image 1

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Adorney and Counselor
at Law.
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AO t A i 11 As.
the agricultural nifip o f the
— [\Y. (.timore Siuu.-.*».
►
d a te
acre, ami b n ^ th e
2,000
acres
it
B ieir places.
A short tim e ago
Ii/i
tr-i-Ju » a
tractc-il é*rnUct-n;si iu-h. S»; ,ii rre-ainniu,
for iÀuL-umauism auu Ni-urai^ui i»y tL a «• nicii-
icatt-a vajjor liath.
Olite : ai risiili iute in Cuqu'Hc City.
1. O. ( i . T.
ROOT SrCLtK—
\ i: In tlii'iir ) (tint \sill 1 . «li !*«.«• tion Oregon and Washington Ter-
R.
R,
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ritorv, wliose
lands
are
In ct'i'ir.ecF n with Ibis subject, was found she grew so independent
pleased with the samples already
as well r I desire to say a word
N o - 27,
countries, to enrich foreign
in relation
you n bribe o f fifty dollars to testi­
fy in
his
beh alf?”
said
Law yer
G ou ge to Sain Johnsing.
<*s. sali.’
‘N ow repeat precisely
what
sa^ * «s in g his own words.
, “ H e said he would g it me
he
fifty
dollars ii I
“He
hnvp Ufi° tho*e words.
j
lJu' n { s!)enl' a9 a tlnrd Perso«* ’
j “ N o, sail; he tuck good keer dat
j J i r was no third pusson present,
j IW
was only us two.
D e fendant
th e ChiiKtian era nnd bad saved Clnnaman ein.uRh to enanle « » “ >■» ,
w 1 m , u he am talking about
im ported, planters. T h e greater wejdth re-
,
r
o
w
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-S25.000 a year ever since, lie would to return to th eir celestial home , hi
wl. reskelity.”
ilia,«)ih.iKM pounds » o r e from the , su iting to any em nm nm ty where n it
^
hjs fortune ,,f and riot j „ ,hc excesses o f orien tal I
“ I know- that well enough, but
O f the foreign
sugar
¡n e d at about S.»,128,j.,4 being
STORE,
testify talsely.
“ You say this defandent offered
sugar
M eets at C oqnille City, on every lirst
Wednesday.
Vistincj e«»!.irsids, in ^>«,«1
H awaiian islands, and was adm it- ;i beet sugar «actory is located, and
standing, cordially invited.
j
ted
duty free.
T h is sugar was v a l - ,
the beet is grown, instead o f th e iV . ’
A. H . XVri-.'ht. Commander.
F U B N IT U R E
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after three or four weeks that she in the city, and everyth in g looks
ad­
well fo r liv e ly times along our coast.
beets iis sugar-producing plants:
forgotten the very Mattering results ;ts those in C alifornia,
vice Tom my wile. A n oth er thing,
F re d J arvis has got the mail con-
For centuries mankind has look­
o f an analysis o f some I nets sent
i l is evident that a very small
evf ry evenin g she had her Borneo tract from M y r tle P o in t to Bandon.
from this office early in the winter, portion o f the land in the 1 nited ed to the sugar-cam* as tin* source to call around to set* her. and they
WTct are sorry the C eres has lost
an account o f which was given in States tlmt is suitable fo r raising from which to obtain their sugar; generally occupied the parlor, to j t»liS) ns t j)e ^e
were no two men
the 11 k r a i n. together witii a letter 1 ts would be required to produce and, until about the first o f the the exclusion o f the fam ily.
In i more sk illfu l in handling and run­
present century, that lias been ¡il several ways she showed she wanted :
fr«>m E. H. D y er expressi *g gi •eat *tir own su
ning a steamboat than Capt. R e ed
T he fol
surpr ise a‘ iln ir marvelous ii eli­
io run things, so 1 let her go, and j and M r. Y ager, his excellent en-
It rem ained
sn
extent, the im m ense suignr was obtained.
ll«'<S. B y a liberal policy on ti »e sho w, to some
lt d back on ji C hmainau.
gineer. D u rin g the several years
fo r the ¡ resent cen tu iy to utili/.-
rial’» ( a our governm ent this c.-last benefits to
1 his c mversation is no figm ent, (
CJupt. R eed held the above
the beet as an additional source oi
w ill be en allied to produce the our o.vn su
b :t represents really what was ex- Contracp pe never missed th e d e liv -
! i i
¡supply. T h e quality o f the sugai
1 ill 1K o f su g ir consumed in the country.
j)V(*.- ed, and it represents mso
( ory 0f n mail. I f he couldn’ t get
t aired States which is now im por-
In consequence o f the indurai from both these plants a- nearly .
sentim ents o f a num ber o f people to Bandon by water, be landed and
ted from foreign countries.
W hat increase o f pepuhition, it would identical; what
'itile difference
here. But do they reflect that the made his way through the woods
is w anted, i> a rebate on alcohol undoubtedly require, before the ' there is in baver o f the beet. Cane
l>eop!e in the east would never with the mail bags on his back.
I licose
produced from a non-crvstalizable ' year 1890, 1,3^0,000 tons o f sugar sugar contain*? more or less w lr
think o f employ ing a Chinam an as
Legem .
product in the form o f molasses, to m e e tth e requirem ents o f th e,
a weU. reducing sugar; the beet,
a domestic, and that their dom estic
T h e T ru th .
T h is alcohol cannot be converted U nited States. T o produce this vhen in go.id,fresh condition, none. 1
affairs are run som ewhat more
into potable liquor, and its lim ited ¡q u a n tity o f sugar from beets would An acre o f beets w ill
produce as
sm oothly and more econom ically
B ob B urdette knew what he was
use— fo r m anufacturing purposes , require one m illion acres o f land; many pounds o f sugar ns an ucre I ||la„ those o f people residin g here,
talking about when he said: “ M y
only, renders its manufacture im -I nn average y ie ld o f 15 tous per ol cane, andean be cultivated at as j ( ; j , a , CH11 pe ¡¿enured
tijete i t
son, if 1 should publish a daily pa­
possible ow in g tr tlii* revenue on aero would proiluc.e lo ,000,0(30 tons little co-t. I t requ ires over a year
the r. te o f from $12 to
$15
per for tw enty years and in all that
that article. This, too, is no m ore • o f beets, which, Jit $4 per ton, for cane to mature; beet, mature in
u *nto, and they g iv e ti.e most j tim e take occasion to mention you
than
righ t
and just.
A n oth er would amount to 800,000,000.
I\> five mojitlis consequently yi< Iding
com j'Iete * atislaction.
There are : ,d>out tw ice a week as ‘our distin-
i I ! i.i“.' returns.
F'.ie can»-» has
tilin g d e -ire.1 is protection against To manufacture and refine the
n'.cibers of tiiem these w '• > -vonhi gui-h ed fellow tow nsman and that
! 1 ¡wii'.ian sugar. T h is is a l-o ;• sugar contained in these beets, in tl! ! ad\ m i . !•»* ov er t ! k * b e e t : nio-
iere
g !< lly come out here
if th ,|f*y j emineni t man o f letters and mer-
fro 'i t! ;* cane is v ;»!u; bit* foi
»
i
just demand. T h e treaty which elu din g all expense incurred in ini'.
t i r >« ■ d ■, i II.'*V C- >U b.'
no*,
t
chanr orince,’ and should sav every
.1
allows < Id Soreekels to firing sugar converting this sugar into money, do! pstio Ur
ob
meut, but tht*v are discouraged ! t jme you crossed the riv e r on the
duty free from that source has nev- would cost, say, 890.000,000 more, the icct \ ' not.
î r. »m d a i!
by the reports that i fej-ry that von ha«I departed fo r
Jn c -edre-ioj:, 1 desire to s-y
er been one iota o f benefit to myone making' the total cost o f the 1,500,-
C ..1 lit* - *
eu: i *i< *\*i Î ii-.-j
exclu- the* E n d ,’ and when von came back
od idi tia* c »naitioi'S ¡oa as fav< r-
except Spreckels und a certain 000 tons o f sugar to be $150,000,-
*'vly, J inl tiiat there i** no r o o m ,]' ghoul«! notice that ‘our ju stly
railroad corporation which, it i s 00(>.
tHe
r t'ae production ai Fugar r,
1rs large sum ol IllOllO'
r "th e ;- . A good point iliu s tr a -. popular citizen returned,’ i f in all
f ,
O y
'
it ne.*
til the 1
lierai»’
um lernte« >d,
put th
would be distributed am ong the I i I;
« 1 * h ;.v easily tlie places <*! do- these years 1 should praise y o u rd o g
•'» j > > vit ) \’¡.inamen
lin
g :-»ig,ir
é
Vom the industrial classes in about the fo l­ as m i-.ur >; 1 *<*, except i »;<* cost
I ee on carryin
« r?
n
or i be suppbe«! % i»nr g«x»ds, your w ife an«l your ba-
labor. Ml W«* n«.*c* i to Leeone ; n- 1 • * ; r » « : ’: he! by M
c ast and ¡Sonth, so as to enable th«* low in g proportion, viz:
io in a tt (■>• , bi«»s, vavir clothes and your cliar-
' i foreign na«i:ms î’«u'
!« rm er to se!! Iiis at a big price. Rent o ; laml$20 p r acr* 820,000.000 « 1 «• * f’iidcni . ,f
’■ Task ci !, the grami '•rgHtiiziT oi | acter, ami then some day when I
instead <>f sending <iwav several Labor, p»T acre $4 0........ 40 000,00!) our sugars■ upply is ih«* sjìiii»* pro­
the Kn ’.gilts of T a -ib' r. -Ie states Was away attending a conventon,
i i ne« lur.’pgement from
tecti* n ill- 1
m illion dollars annually to nei
that it was the cry « L cigar mami- !nv local e d i'o i should call the at-
i - * r gove .:
that th«* pio«iucers
the laborers o f foreign <■ -»nutrie.
facturers at San Francisco that ; teution ol the town M arshal to the
.« noni« * we
o f sugar >n Europe received from .
-hou! 1 keep it
T o t a l........................$150,000,000
tliev could not discharge llie ir j filthy condition o f the street and
liavt* «»ur own lab »re's to look out
L o st o f i reduction being live th«4rs. Assured o f this, the neees- i
Chinese cigar makers
because sidewalk in fron t o f you r store
sary capital nml skill w ill be fo rlli-
for.
iV. d this aiti until we could
•cuts a pound for relined sugar.
u hite men could not be obtained i would you. ever to rg iv e me? Y o u
get f c t o r i o o n a gooil
paying
W herever a beet Migar factory is coining; ami no A u ieiican w ill f«*r to fill their places.
1 i:«* K n igh ts ! would denounce the paper as a
i-asis the P.; *iiic coast would, in a U „ t « l , snllidni.t l:,i,.t si,.ml, I
iiioin.-bt n.lmit but (hut « . , (lf Labor took up tho matter about.
, s,lpp. nnd iu
„
few years
become a veritable secured to enable farmers to alter- ; placed on an equal tooting,
! two month 9 ama and d«*mo!»strated
‘
a ly in g scarnile m onger that ou ght
‘■■ugar “ c' lnp,” and we.alth a id m«te tl:«*ir crops; fo r by so doin g succ«*sstully com pete with the n:i-
fu lly the ei’ror o f such Jin idea. A to be w hipped out o f the com m u­
p ii'.p e r i y would com e to all it> they jut eiwtbled to raise ji Jjirge lions o f Europe in tile manufiicture
com m ittee waited on th«* different nity.’ ”
peopl«». T<» show the sugar beet ..umber o f cjUtle on the refuse o f sugar fioiu beets, as well as in
cigar m anufacturers and secure«! 1
• *•
business up in its true lig h t we lit 41, after tl.«* sugar has been ex- all olliei m anufacturing enterpris- tlu-ir KiRiintores to n c w t r a e i fo r i J im .M «8 m t««r wiw b ein g tried
quote from it nifinorial to congress t-racted, which, mixed with straw, es. But, if w e a v e handicapped by one hundred nnd o ig l.tv w hite '*' San A n to n io fur try in g to bribe
by Mr. B vor. gener.al surperinten- makes a nu»st excellent food for the mistaken policy o f our (lo v e rn - c iRarm#kers.
W o rd » a s
then :l ''- 'I '* " '1 "¡«n e s s , Sam J oh n siu g.to
capit;i t«> be about 50 pounds.
G en * L y t le P o s t
¡!
!
picpnred under tin* direction o f would be $57,740- a difference
j thought I would try the experi- j [ '
^ r o u e H e « ' ^ T h e ^ r e c t fo n
K. W . K ilg a rd , Ph. 1> , P rofessor 81402,200 in favor o f grow in g ^1^ ! m e n to f em p loyin g a
1 *A
' ‘
v ' toue q « ^ i e s .
T h e erection
" h i “ * br,>l b> ' o f a w harf w ill be commenced im-
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o f A vrien ltn re o f tin* Stale U n iver- beets on that si na I
i m ediately,
and
M r. Blacklock
sity, has land tit for the cultixatioii hind, to say n. »iliing of the increas- !
aman was discharged, but
hopes to be able to ship cargoes o f
«>f the sugar beet in excess of that eit product it u ii -m altt-niating the it took 8c\eial da>s btd-.ue a w iiite | ^j)e s^one du rin g the ensuing sum-
• ..1 could
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amount net taking into consider.*- ' '»’.(‘«'VS with O: ' .*;• crops.
g irl
found;
and i when one mer. T h e bu ildin
g trade is much
M o r n in g
S ta r L o d g e
dent o f the A lvarad o Sug;ir refine- sto«*k.
ment, we will continue to send our disputeheu to the K n ig h ts o f ted s r
N o-
464.
Mrf-ts at Coquillo City every 1 huraclay
T h e «*ffect o f locating a beet sugar liundreds o f m illions f«>r food that ;
Ulliic* t<r< *to send out U’ it nipn
ev«-iunj;. V isti ini; ux-inlieTs uf ibis unli-r > 11 ry. Rea«l every w>»rd o f it an 1
cuotl atandin»;. arr coràinlly invitisi.
talk the matter np with your ia*igh- factory in a neighborhood giv- s ihe can bo produced ¡is w ell in our own j
an(] " j , o r li v afterw ards the men
bor:
fo llo w in g results:
country,
1 ¡‘ 1 'iiv e d >md were em ployed accord*
»-4 « •
i T h e quantity o f sugar consumed A cheap and abundant supply o f '
O. F.
I. O .
T h e resu lt is
A ldlion s are talked about g lib y ing to the contract.
in the U nited States du rin g the butter, milk, cheese, and meat, ns . lt
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in these times without a clear un- . most
conq>letely satisfactory to
C o q m lle L o d g e N o .5 3
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hscal
year
en
din
g
June
ootli,
18oJ),
well
as
sugar
and
grain.
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M eets sit «’o«(uill*- City evt-ry S itarilay «*ven 1
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derst m d iu g o f the ennormus sum ; all phi ties.
Som e two hundied
ins». Viaitini* brethren, in good Htamlina, was jis follow s:
It gives em ploynu'iit to a large represented bv 850 000,000 left by ¡C hinam en have been thrown out
e«»niiallv Invited.
— white men in
F o reig n s u g a r .. .2,442,957,448 lbs. number o f people, requ irin g both j
- n
the elder o r j o f work, and the 180
D
om
estic
c
a
n
e
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211,402,903
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skilled
and
common
labor.
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im..
v
an«iei
mu,
u
ie
euier,
A. F . ami A. M.
the $200,000,000 le ft by W illia m R ieir places earn, at an average o f
“
M
a
p
le
..............55,000,000
“
A
large
amount
of
money
is
kept
C h a d w ic k L o d g e , N o -6 8 .
H. V anderbilt to his sons.
A Chi- $1000 a year each, $180.000. T h is
“ Beet ( refined ). .2,134,273 “
in the country, ami distributed
M eets at Coqnille City «m Saturday even
engo preacher helps one t«> realize i money is put in circulation in San
in « on «»l* be lure the full moon in each
--------------------
among
th«*
producing
and
umnu-
m onth.
the m agnitude o f such fortunes by Francisco, w h ile fo rm erly it went
John Goodm an,
Total consumption 2,710,894,(584 lbs ( factu ring classes o f our ow n coun- noting that if Cornelius V an d erb ilt i to swell the coffers o f the
S ix
\\. M .
J'his makes the consumption p er try, instejid o f being sent to foreign had been born at the beginning o f , Companies, or towards
g iv in g
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Our reatb'rs have <loui»tl<‘ss not adapted to the production of beets to the rt lative valili* c>f cane and would tolerate no direction or
S- H - H A Z A R D .
J. w .
i tU‘f lUr- C i'll Or, \ far.
cm t tltr rollìi ': itrize:
lint o.iitr of frewn nJ S“ >rn ;.mt s’.:<
He tin ail ,i w o w i l l w : it i.iiil we:iv
'i*dt In !«• »trailo fdilil . 1 - ¡.»oil: v
: l
•r luok anutlu-r vont
Aim r r v. r! .' m » !:• r \
li»«*ry tilin g i»n (tie < i»4]iiiilr
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manufac-
T h e Coos, w ell known on the bay
m n n g ’' statem
statement
tdtow ture
the s
same
into
a
T h e f ire
iregoin
ent biiow
im c tuu
a m e jiu
o Hour,
uour, makes
iim m »
a
A great many people live in this
as a fast steam boat m ay be shortly
the total amount o f sugar eonsam- value-oi $28.87, as the product o f (.jt
ito cherish tlte j hov il le de~ eSpected here. She is to make the
ed in the (T iito.l States to be about one acre o f -.heat.
j u ton that it ihe (d iin e s e ld t here
round trip from Bandon to Co-
i ,355.417 tons, <4 •->,000 |,omuls.
l'ln cin o tiro y ie ld o f bm-toy « » 20 ' „
» ¡ , ich t. „ uid m4 |„.
c i t v and back
same dav
be fjUi-d
filled
Gut-many prodm-cd in 1K.S4. from 1 «m in is , ,,t S i 30-100 per cental,
,,e (.,.,ilt(.d ¡ „ macJ
I " 1' 1* 1 “ > ,m l
‘ " e “ roe day
¡ \enues t^|je x^j| jeave Bandon at 9 a. m.,
l,o.4s, 1,150,000 tons
of
2,210 makes n value o f
M to the n e e .
T h is sertim erit is
so as to allow the people liv in g
„ . „ „ „ I s , I icing only «7.-147 ..m e l - s
A Lent sugar- lae.orv o f 200 I,-n,
,,y wha. a pr011lit>..ld n „ o r i H
l™ *
down the coast, at, least as fa r as
than the total amount o f sugar con- dully capacity, will requ ire
; said the other dny.
“ N ow ,” said
F lo ra s creek, to breakfast at home
burned in the U nited State*.
acres o f land to grow sullicient
( be, these anti-Chinese a g ita to i& ; an(| Jdsurely a rrive in time.
She
T h is hu ge quantity o f sugar was beets to supply it. N ow , as each
I i-lnim thut the conservative classes , w i|| reach O o q tille C ity at 12 m.,
produced from b e d s raised on acre o f land, if planted in beds,
Imre don’t o o p s rate w ith them in I w liere she w ill remain an hour and
about 8(30,000 acres o f laud.
To w ill produce a value to the corn-
............... . ' tl,eir ,‘frorU to c“s c l" ,,f’ the Cbinn- j then letu rn to liandon, which she
produce tin1 l,d )o,4 1 » tons consum- muuity oi 8 2 1 0 , the 2,0()‘ * a erf
e l m the United States the jmst w ill add to it , wealth td liu i e i t e n t : T V r “ I,
■ ‘ ‘ “ ‘l 7 ° •
re“ <‘ h « » 4 V- » • . « < » « en abling
turn t tiisi Iiarge our C . n.
u dN tli*^ coast people to reach hom e fo r
void*, from beets,would only require of 8120,(M 0 annually.
wood-choppers and d unestics, etc.
T h e higliest value produced fr
BOH.CoO aeies
a, r r
.
,
llw 1 .
f
........ 1 . , Knhnvp
xhis S7 for each i LUU llOVV Cun W° d ' ae]lMW
them ? | F rom a letter just received we
G h ro rm .., alone, according to cereals, .as above, is 8-8.87 fo r each , W e c?milot g et w llite I)P(>ple to fjH ,
r I p M ^ l u « , ^
( Mi. m*v* r ini' *nt a It-D t luu *s fr >\vn.
Hut l>r r> in r v.ith n sh**ut of choi r.
Land Cases a SpeciaiLy.
Offlon on .Main Mnvwt, <>i»jv >siit* I’o^iuopol¡tun The tiltmsci Fortune stili • t.-»i •
ar:
Th* pio:', ilmt vet li- ii* h i II
Ho>1.
trios,
! is Init nur n.tuih >otl ili
R ost'bu rg,
O regon.
Slic's ooy to .li- .-••• who
wl.o 3 »ht ; od f
J.M. Slows.
J ohn A. 1 .» ay .
il anoti r rye.ir!
*hi>’U ■ > r; à li t ilo
in>tlu r v •• r!
S ig lin & G r a y .
IttA rn n s a iii! ( ’imiis ‘furs At Law,
MnrslilicKI, (’ ms county, Oreg»»n.
$26.25; now mid 1-10 to
{ ‘hinter.
Another tv *• t
jit*«nd*-d
L. F. L ank .
r. s
i lert-•» "»'» tar I use nnotlior
( ’• v;ri i .;. r (* itt , Omu.KiN.
W
NO. 2 8 .
UOOUILLE 0.11'Y, OREGON, TUESDA Y, FEBRUARY
23,1883.
m^r^m . v i » ww: <. •
.
VOL. 4.
: aV*T ('°Sl °f Ulm
Ut 1-r"tS
an , usual cereal crops, w ill bo
rea d ily
^ ^ t jmt jj- W illia m H. 1 pleasures. T h e m anufacturers are , lie s|)oke to you in the first person,
1 «re n tlv nlpased
with tho
<*lnn»ru I d id n ’t he?”
Df Adam, and had saved at the i nnd recom m end our em ployers
T " i I?' "•“T l“8/!“' ?luti'7 r,,W, ,of ..ff’00® Per “ r . *"r I folIo'v t,ieir
to ;
I « a s de fust pusson m yself.
««fly Whence'was talkTng to yon didTe
ly E a ir l^ :, P r e p . ,
| pound to r raw sugar.
1 he average ; values o f the product o f beets and f « 1*^., « '• O m j j. b e e n fa r short o f , 8taB,te M .
1 use Ih e w o r d s ,-I w ill pay yon fifty
I
MAUHflTIKLD, ()«.N.
j v a l uh , per pound, o f other foreign grain.
his $200,000,000 at the tim e o f j
..... , j<t ,
d o lla r s ’
D ealer in Fu rniture, 1 ) >ors. (ila>s and Pio
rage
y
ield
o
f
beots
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N o,
o, boss;
boss; he
he did
did n
n ’ ’ t t say
nuffin
A low average y ield o f beots is ; i ^ ! ? 7 i Un^ . 'V
^
..
, 1 n.V T lM,l’L
.
| “ “ N
say nuffin
ture Fram es, «-tc., and ¡meat for W hite n sugars was about 2 88-190 cents;
Mewing M achines.
vl n ltt
add to this the average d u ty — about fifteen tons per ner?, imd these
i ¡ I L 'f , , " , ™ ffe to r e ‘ massing "h is ! }ie w
Vnrk’ 4eb'
l i >-— A,,slln about you payin' me fifty dollars,
tactured into sugar w i l l ' fo rtm ie o f $200 000.000.
' | ( ’arbin o f the Cunard
com pany ! Y o r e name
wasn’ t
m entioned
l 2 ceu ta--w ou ld make the cost to beets m anufactured
^
u
n
• —
. , » r : _______
1 says the tastest tim e record will be j ceptiu, dat he tele me e f el»er I
j refiners about 4 88-100 cents a | yield 3,000 pounds, which, at 7
'
O ld farm er (t o amateur d it t o )— I made on the new line fro m M ilfor«!, got inter a scrape dat you was de
B v this, it, is eviden t that cents, is worth $210.
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymonth ! pound.
' “ Wha t do you feed you r pigs?” | England, to Montaulk point, L o n g best law yer in San Autoue to fo o l
Roolf Poultry for *ale by Derward B . Cart- the benefits o f the R e c ip r o c ity ;
An acre o f wheat w ill produce | A m ateur farm er —’’ C orn ” “ in the Island, tlienc*r to N ew Y o rk in ; d e ju « lg e and j u r y ” — T ex a s S jft-
wrlght.
Vonmlla. Druiilas County.
to the
H aw aiian * 15 centals, which, at $1.75, is worth I o a r ? ” “ N o ; in the mouth.”
I on ly six
days and three
hours, ings.
< >r«(;<vn > T re a ty inure
BLOODED
FOWLS.
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as t