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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

es i'm, baB, gIei9 na9bent 2ance fort:
! gerttten, ber ppitbote ben refomman.
birten Brief unter ,9ti6t ansenommen'
3urfdge5ra@t bate. gs lag Gin Glud
auf bieier Mngelegenbeit, bic inmel
bon neueln @era6serungen erleibeu
muBte! Die l1ngebulo bate ibn rube.
leg bin unb Der getrieben, bic pbcnta
fie trieb ibr qudlen6es Spiel nit ibm
@nolt6 mar Der 10 unertrdgli1 lang,
Musbleibenbe ba - &ebptp empfin(
TIN init benz 8riefe In ber 9anb, auf
gere8t, fat porpurfspnn.
&ubig 8lut, old fellow, BET e9ufi
| entfommt mir ni@t, bafar itebe i6 Dir
! @ieb mir i@nell mas gu eRen unb einer
G9luf 51 trinfen unb bann mill Id
Dir bic pforten bes Paraoieies bfnen
unb Did einen 8lid auf feline 9eligtei.
ten tbun lafenl
unb es mar Dorber nit benz grobeu
Meni6en ni4ts anaufangem; &ebou
lieB ibm baber elm f9neu improbiFrtes
Souber ferbiren, tpel@es In tpunberba.
rer @ei6pinbigteit ieine grlebigune
fanb, unb eiae JIai@e Borbeaur su
ftelen, bic geraoe tiur ba3u biente, bos
6Ouper bon sebu Minuten Dauer bin.
abaufpalen.
Damn bebnte fi1 bic bertulil6e &c.
ifalt In bebagli6er Befriebigung.
Maaab, oas gab ber 6eele WusteIu !;
ben UOr0eQur fQun ber 0Qfer NIT fei.
item Sobne trinten. obne BOB Der @irs
be bes einen unb ber llni@ulb beg anbern,
Ibbru9 9ef6dbe! llnb nun nod einen
,Sobat hor Der Sorte, bic Gu Conn.
tag na@miitags auein au rauden pfegf,
peiBt Du. benn Id beabR9tige, benz
@ott Der 2iebe elm Rau@opfer 3u brins
genl
&esow bate nit iteisenber 0erwuns
oerung bas fonberbare Wefen bes
Jreunbes beOba9tet unb feBte Rd
nun, na9bem CT bic &au1uteuHlien
berbeigeboIt bate, Tim erportungsbon
gegentiber.
g;'ts 'nirft Du nun eubIi9 nit Dsi.
uet ...4sidt berausriiden2 Wenu Du
nidt e6en einen Dollsiltisen 8etpeis bon
Jta@ternbeit abgeleet bdttef, whrbe
ifb auf elm lutulii9es Gouper Bet Wols
begt gef9loffen baben.
2ance bate feline @isarre in Branb
geiebt, bic 9dnoe binter benz buf9igen
Ropf gefaltet unb lieB ii9 bas Gau9s
opfer angelegen iein, benn er blies bife
Sampfwolfen gegen bic Dede. Na9
orei Bis bier beftigen Gt6Ben fagte er :
On wirif Dobl tbun, Deinen bor,
treffii6au Suan au peranlaRen, uns fir
ote nd9fe Stunbe nit ieinen Nufmert.
iamteiten su berf9onen; Gen, thu mir
ben @efanen.
Ropff9tittelno flingelte ReBop, lief
abrdumen unb CAB Befebl, i'm ni@t
su ft6reu.
t6ortietuns foist)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
Muerlei.

= Die notbmeubigen &eparaturen
am 6o6i9ulgebdube finb, bis auf eis
nige Gleinigteiten, ausgefhbrt tporben.
= DeforationsmaIer 1nb auaen.
blidli9 NIT Der Musi9mtidung ber
Dede i'm 6ibungsiaale bes 5tabtratbes
bei9dftist.
= Rad benz Beri@t bes gouuip.
NReRors 2ouis 6utb betrdgt bas Ifeuer>
pHi4tiae @igeutbum I'm @ountp $27. !.
748,915, gegen $25. .565, ,153 tim bers
gangenen Sabre. gs ersiebt bies cine
3nnabme oon 50, 1873, 1852.
= Die bei6en GtraBenbabn Som.
pagnien baben ibren Gireit um bas
Wegere9t in ber MufinFrobe gatIi@
betgelegt. Binnen wenigen Saaetl
tperben nun bic Cars ber Rapib ,Sran,
ut 90. nod RiDer 4benue laufen.
= Die 8stbeilisune an benz 2ei6eu,
begdn5niB bes auf feiner Sand on Der
gaicones eridoiienen Maior gdIes mar
eine auBerorbentli9 aablrei9e. IS bes
tbeiligten f6 aud biele anaeiehene
Seutf6e aus Der umgeaeab fener Rand,
namentli9 aus 2eon Springs, an benz.
ielben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

ins Wtittel legte unb entlpeber ben froms
men Walern Beine tua@ien liebs obtr
bic @6del faate.
Gan3 Srier f9mimmt in Subel. Das
@ef9dft bltibt. Oie @einbGnoler ia.
ben beidblofen, eine Dantabrei1e on Ben
beiligen Nod 5u ri9ten. Wer bdtte es
geba9t, bob Der grdBli6e 88sr 10 Hott
bertauft iperben tpirbe! Bif1of So.
rum III entsldt iiber ben Iufl9mung,
meI@en bic @efddfte in Srier gepons
men baben. Mae Iugenblide ruff ct
aus: ., uenn bod Winbtborf bas
mod erlebt bdttel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
,,@mt ansfehen".

QaS ysut ausiebenA bdnst nidt blDs BON ber Saut=
iuneen 3uanbe Der inneren Orsane as. ST bic seber
Gntbits, bann iiebt man seIb unb saas aus, TIT Der
Wasen tn nnorbnuns, bann iicbt man bpspepttSt
grdmlta nnb perprtebli9 aus. Gorge fiir cute @e%
innbbett, bann wtrft Du rsut ausieben". Glectrte
8ttterS TT eaS srcbe etlmitte, baS anresenb unb be=
lebeno au be tnneren Srsane einpirtt. Gs perreibt
ausletd Gusfdldse, Geiawire, Sle&ten unb ipnifiae
nnretntSteten ber 9aut, nnb perhafft etnen reinen
Setnt. gu bdben tn ber @potbete BON Drei6, Ibrmp=
fpn & 60. 80 Gents BITE ElaSdbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
BuGIemS Mrmtea.galbe

Die bete SaIbe Der BELT fit S8aitte
1uetl9unssn, gef9ware, 6ieber. unb Saut.
ansfdlas, Gle9te, seiPrungene 6dnbe, yrof.
benlen nnb alle Seuttranfbeifen /; turirt Sd.
morrtoiben ober feline 1e;abInns. g6lIiss
Satisfaction earautirt ober 6as @eIe ptrt
anrii6erfattet. z5 Gents bts @4o4teI. Bum
gerfaaf In allen apOtbeseu. Dreib, atomp.
fon & Co.. BboIefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
GuBlanbs ssinan,en befinbeu nd

- &uBlanbs 5inanaen befinben fid
gegenndrtig - augebli6 - In duBer5t
ghnitiger Gage. ga1 einem fiirs!if,
oertfentli6ten 8eri6te beliefen fid bic
ueberl6aHe Der ginEabmen iber bic
Nusgaben wdbrenb ber lebten 6 Wo.
note auf 100000 &ubeI, Ddbrenb
In oer entipredenoen 3eit bee Doriaen
.Sahres elm Deficit BON elmer balben
Wtilion Rubel borbanben mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

gto9 eintge Sage Rnb es bin Biz aum
Nafaug Der Musjtelllng bes beiIigen
Rodes, uno f9on tpimmelt 8rier BON
fromnen Wanern uno gBalerinnen.
llnb forttpdbreub 3ieben fie f9aarenweiie
bur6 alle Sbore in bic @tabt Elm nit
webenben Gabnen unb unter benz @es
iaag bes 2iebes:
oGreifran bon 9rofesGii6erius,
St-ba-8iidering,
3um 9etPgen Sod na9 Sriere ging,
Srt-tra-Grier sins" II. f. M.
Sn allen gtraBen unb beionbers aud
in allen Wirtbsbduiern erf9alt biefe
fromme Weiie.
Gaf65fe unb pribatquartiere Hnb
5ereits itberfdlt. WieIe mhflen I'm
Jreien campiren. STIR boble Bdume
IN ber umgegenb ber @tabt perben
i9on big 20 Mart fiir bic 9fa9t obue
ge6ienung uub Grabfud beaablt.
3ablrei9e 8uoen fno aufgei9lagen,
In benen Gettbamen, Seeiungfern. &ie,
fen, 3werge, 2aterlaten, elettriIde Medb.
den, aweifopfise R6Iber unb anbere
Neerwunber au ieben fnb. Der Riez
genoe Wurit5anbel nimmt einen iol1en
umfang on, baB man fiir ben Yteroe.
beitano ber propin3 gu fir9ten an,
fdnst.
IS ibeiat fat, als tpdren f9on eli
nige 3eiluusen borgetommen, penig,
itens TT BITE 3abl Der Rrhden, pel1e In
ben Mirtbsbduiern aurtidgelaf1en tpers
cen, auBerorbentl!b sroB. Sbrer 581
tpuroen geifern Nbenb bon ben 2ellnern
poreefuHben, bic meiifen mo9ten abet
tpobI aus 8erfeben fieben sebIieben
iein.
Wieles IufTeben erregte eia Blinber,
ber einen 2abmen auf ben e1ultern
trug unb 10 NIT ihm bon @umbiunen
mad 3rter gewallt mar. Na1bem He
aber elm paar 99oppen getrunten bat.
ten, terwe6ielten lie einanber, uab Der
SABINE trug ben Blinben bis aur nd@s
fen Rneipe.
6dufig geratben Wallfabrer Mbenbs
fpat aneinanber, nobel Mui1elbite
eingettieben unb Stdbe aerbro1en
tperben.
MOieluein tpirb an einem Mbeno
mebr getrunten. als in einem syabr on
beiben ufern beg GluHes BEL einem boI.
len 6erbit 9eteltert tpirb. Die beions
bers fauren @orten 3u itinten, bstra@z
ten Diele als cine beiliame 8uBe unb
f6anen fi6 oarin niGt genug tbum. gs
pdre gut, tuenn bic poliaei barauf aufs
mertiam macbte, fpdter beim Wegmers
feu Der Rraden re6t bDrfi6tig Bu iein.
Der Walfabrer, Der ettpas i'm Ropf
bat febt ni6t, pobin er pirIt, unb 10
tann babel leibt ein ungliid angeri9tet
tperoen.
@roB 1T bic 3abl ber @aKertDpfe,
ipelde pOm beiligen Hod cine gerflei.
nerung erbOfeu.
yti4t Deniger aIs 11,00O GItere
Sungfrauen aus allen 8auen bes beut.
i9en Rei9es ftnb big iebt bier esi9ies
men In Der @rwartung, bur9 Elm Wuns
Der unter bic 9aube ,u tommen. Man
betra1tet es als cine f@uieriee Nufga'
be ftir ben beilisen &od, ibnen 3u bell
fen, weuH er ni9t sur tataOlii9en
@eiffli6teit sreifen tpiQ, bic ibm aler,
oinas 3ur 8erfiiguns fiebt.
@iniges Nuffeben errest bic 5amilie
Geil9enfelb. pelde, nur oberfld9lib
getauft, ben neiten Weg aus benz po=
ienf6en bierbergema9t bat UNI Den
beilisen Iod um anbere 9taieu al
bitten.
5ieblebn Mdnuer obne Yeine Rben
i6oH ieit fiinf 9asen i'm Stern" uno
sedben fur9tbar. Oamit He ni9t aus
riiden f6nnen, bat ibnen Der Wirtb bic
Srdden fortsenOmmen uno bic Stelas
fliBe abgef6roben. Was bilft ibm bas
aber, menn He pirtli6, tpie es i6eint,
gar tein @eIb baben :? Der einaiae
auswes mdre. baB Der beiIise Rod ii9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

9unberte bon 2euten fdlebpen R9
mhbieltg our9 bic brudenosbeiBen
Soml1srnonate, gesudlt uou 6iaber al.
Ter Mrt, tedbreno He geiunb une nun.
ter iein t0nnten. wenn He nur @bea=
tbams gei@madloies gbiu Sonic Elm.
nebmen tpollten. Gs turirt tets unb
toitet nur so unb IS Gents per Tlaf6e.
&eine Seilung. feline Be3ablungl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
Eeras. a

= Maior 8. gB. gdles BON Ban
&anb 1T am Norioa NaGmittaa feiner
8un0e erlegen, 9dA elmer SarfsHuug
rtt er 3uiammeu nit ieinem yia6bar
Scaggs; elm Streit brad aus unb
@dles i6lug Geagss ins @eFdt, mo-.
raul bieier ibn In ben Wasen I9oB, 10
baB gdles bonn pferbe fiel.
= Iu@ In Gainesville 1T cine 2oee
bes Orbens Der 0ermauns 56bne i'm
@erben begriffen. sic tpirb fi9 unter
ber Iegibe oes Serrn 9lapp BON Ges
nifon bermutbliG nit 80 Wsitsliebern
organitren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

pT Wer cine WhitesNdbsM sMaf9ine
baben nil. Wea6e fi6 an 8. %. Grips
an alien plabe (408 Nbe. E).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
Semiatipmsberihte aus 9rier.

(9lus Der cpnfiscirten Summer bes ,,Rlabbes
rabati9).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

Sie ttirtiihe Resieruns bat elm
Secret erlafien, wel6es firenae Dor.
f9riften sur unterbrhdung Deg &duber,
unuefens entbdlt. Sc merben BARN
gelobnungen fur bic grsreifuns bon
&dubern ausgeiebt, bas Waffsntragea
nirb ben 8auern unteriagt uno bic los
talen 8eb6rben merben tn iebem eins
seIuen 5ale fiir ben auseri9teten S9as
ben baftbar gemabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

@binin III obne Grase cine quite Mes
0letn, aber es 1T in ben Malaria 9i=
ftrttten bes @hbens arg semiBbrou9t
porben bon Seuteu, bic es In ibrer Motb
anwenben unb es bann ueiter gebrau.
den, bis TIT Nerben Gpitem aerriittet
uno ibr 8eb6r 3erit6rt 1T. Gbeatbams
gel9madloies @biQ'8onic 1T pitfiamer,
billiger unb babel bbllig uni1dbli1.
Man berfu@e esl preis so nnb Is
Gents per Glaf@e. 2sine 9eiluns,
feline ge3ablung!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

9to@ eiuise Sage iinb es bin Bis gum
Mafaug Der Musfelllng bes beiIisen
Nodes, uno f9oH mimmelt Srier bon
frommen Wallern uno Wauerinnen.
unb forttp6breub 3ieben iie f@aarenweiie
bur6 ale Sbore In bic @tabt Elm nit
webenben Gabnen unb unter bem Sc
lang bes 2iebes:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29

2ance Tam ipds In 8. an, bon benz
Jreunbe iebnf16tis erndrtet. Der umz
fGlag In ber Miiterung batte auG &es
tOw beunrubist; befonbers erreet bate
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-29
ser &rite III niebri9en 9>reiie,,

gtn 2ot (53 Shd) elegaateHe fraua0fi9 Yabs AZ 3ou
brett garanr reue gBoae bic mensens enn DoGar bringen
foaten.
2Snlfions Yreis 65 Gents Die 9arb
Cine 2ot $50 5nde) gualif9e Smil @aibmeres, boppe
8e, in ben eueen Serbfmufern gaare bic in alen @e6d
ten as en Bargain u Is unb Is Gents bic Oab ansboten mirb
ssp1fipas 9sreis 12a Gents Die garb.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-03
Rev. Nlr. PUNK on Honesty.

Honesty, my dear brcddern, am dc
bes' policy, especially Of you am in
danger Oh bein' foun' out. In conneck-
shun wifi my tcx' want to say dat ef de
pusson wot put bad nicltol in do box
las Sunday an took four good pennies
in change doan' put dom pennies back
whar da belong to-day his name will DO
ernounced 80 loud from dis var pulpit
dat the kinky ha'r on his brack head
will STAN out as strait as q revengin'
remusis,"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-03
Unhealthy European Capitals.

Rome has tho character, not unde-
served, Of being the most unhealthy Of
the capitals Of Europe. Munich has all
ways tho spoctcr of typhoid fever haunt
ing it, md Stuttgart can by no means
show q clean bill of health.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII be made as low "a ie consistent with
sound business principlss. Apply at the Of
Acc for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-03
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, snd sent to any ad-
dress fpostagc paId), st The following rates,
p ,yable in advances:
o 'e year.. s-.-...-.-.............. ..........$4 10
Blk months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
For any period under six months, Fifty
o-ots per month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postofhre for
transmission through the mails as second
class mail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-03

Leaves Elko every morning at 7:3O
o'clock.
Arrives from Tuscarora every even-
ing in time 10 connect with Express
trains going both East and West.
Office next door To- the INDEpEND-
Emf office.
q. T.. HOLLAND, 8acn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19
our Aims.

If we can be blessing to the farmers o.
Middle Florida we shall be happy, for We
know of no people or Get of people thai
toll under the rays of cold 6ol'' more de.
serving of blessings in round numbers
than the brawny handed, Woodworking
son of toll who in rain or shine delves in
his fields from early morn till dewy eve.
Around and about rs are too many
farmers and pretended farmers oppressed
and trampled under foot, so to speak. and
it is our mission to bring the day near
when they will arise and with their voice
and ballot make change in their favor
that will echo and re-echo from pole to
pole. Until that time arrives their rights as
a whole will not be respected, neither will
they prosper as they should or be as happy
as nature intended they should be.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

ALI in all, think safe rule for garden-
ers and farmers to follow is: Never put
of until spring what you can do In the
fall.-D. FL. GOULD.
Review your acts during the past year,
and having discovered your errors of iudg-
meDt. resolve to profit by ii in the future
and not follow in the same ruinous ruts.
Don't you suppose that somebody, some-
where, makes profit in raising the pork
you send money to Chicago for out or your
cotton crop.
Make your fire SIDE comfortable and
happy during ths winter evenings. There
1s nothing better for the family circle than
The Southern Culiivator.
Don't you know that the field YOU are
resting" as you suppose, by allowing it 10
grow up In weeds, IL ripening lot of seeds
and making more nut grass roots TO bother
you next year.
Don't You see that bad farming has more
70 do with farmers tr0ubits than anythinc
else h6 has l0endure, and there Il no donbf
thai ne has much 70 carry aside from thisl
Now isiths time 10 plan on. and arrange
20 make, save and apply all the manure
largely 4 winter crop. and good care should
bs taken % have = large . possiblk
The two fundamental princlDIea 81 am
ing mar b set down g. ART. "a l5ytsves1i
the desetiofSf lon 81 the coll, ana secbs,d /. ~
~ gondpct pIe tlons y 10 eet The uo1f2 ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

ST GEORGE II is said that In 81
AND THE near the city of Sllenc,
DRAGON. England, huge a.,
dwelt, whose Unsuitable NAV seemaa ~
fed with nothing the people could p
him. In their despair they cast lots Il +
termine who among their deare,t
should be flung to the beast, and d.
fell to the Kings daughter. Az she
going, like Jeptha's daughter, to meet
terrible fate, she was met by Gecrpe
Cappadocia, who, after hearing he
story, bade her fear not, and makin
sign of the cross he brandished hin r
attacked and transfixed the dragon.
leading him into the city beheaded bin
the presence of all the people. For -
noble deed he became the patron SAM s.
England. Many dragon in the fofn
disease while leading his victim 10 dea
as sure as that which would have bels1
the Kings daughter but for her Dr.
rescue, has been demolished by the u
8. 8. s., and the victim restored to boz
Treatise ON Blood and Skiu Diseases mailed b
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, &
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
cell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. fyou are afflicted with q Cough,
Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing II fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know that DR.. Kine's
New Discovery could be relied on. Il
never dieappoints. Trial bottle free a,
M. Lively's Drug Store. Large size SOC.
and 800.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

MY DEAR SIR-Please send me num-
Der or two of your valuable paper, the
WEEKLY FLORIDIAN, containing instruc-
tons how to raise tobacco. How shall
get the seedf would address Mr.. Henry
J. Fenton if I knew where is his post
Office. Please give me all the information
you can. This climate, Edgefield county,
s. c., is much colder than yours and would
perhaps require different kind of seed.
Very respectfully yours,
J. TRoPP McMANUs,
McKendree P. o., Edgeaeld Co., g. G.
10 next issue we will give directions
about beds and culture; TO tell each week
how TO grow tobacco. Quincy, Fla, Is
Mr.. Fenton's address. We fear you are
too far north to grow our tobacco.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

and all other people as to the peculiar
merits and methods Of cultivating
and manipulating cigar leaf to
baccO in Florida, and 20 set the
Florida Tobacco Plant on foot TO:
this purpose, and wrote series Of Chap.
ters from the Seed-bed to the Drying
she'd" which were published, each in ita
own season, (and which propose to re-
wise, adding my experience for six years,
and republish same, beginning with next
December) and also saw the necessity Of
state organization, and so organized the
first tobacco growers association at Lake
City five years ago. to be known az the
Florida Tobacco Growers Association,
and was honored. unsolicited. by being
unanimously elected state president and
in which capacity I have already
rendered some valuable services in Wash
ingtOn City, being called thither by the
great New England Tobacco Growers
Association, to co operate with their own
president, Mr.. S. G.. Hubbard of Hatfield,
Mass, in securing such protection against
smuggling the competitive foreign article
and also democratic duty on this great
"luxury." And although President Hub
bard was quite discouraged on my arrival
in Washington at the increasing threat
ening attitude of Mr.. Mills and his COM
mittee (for he had already framed bill
reducing the tariff from 10 cents to IS
cents on Sumatra and Havana wrapper),
I nevertheless succeeded in convincing
Mr.. Mills (who was an old schoolmate Of
mine) that he should, as good democrat,
at least reinstate the 70 cents, which he
did before the final reading, although he
had often refused to do So And before I
left, President Hubbard and myself
framed substitute tobacco tariff bill,
putting the duty at 81 per pound on for
eign wrappers, and 80 wOrded it that
smuggling could no longer be done,
which both good democrats and republi-
cans regarded favorably, but as the incor-
rigible and inevitable Mckinley put it up
to 50 per pound, we thought prudence
the better part Of val0r," and that we
had better submit as good citizens and
'9oyap' tobacco growers. These things |
have thought wise and well TO mention |
just he'e at this juncture Of affairs, that |
all our people may see the necessity Of a |
state organization, as well as OF local |
and to give notice that in |
due time have prepared to call for a |
lions to meet at the state capital or some /
central and accessible point, for the pur-
poses set forth in the article you reprinted |
last week from the New York Tobacco |
Leaf, as well as those indicated in the /
for experience proves that /
suitable legislation and transportation, IS
we'll. - cultivation and manipula ion, are
lu0fsp faotss.-in making this great
which first, providentially, and |
,econd, incidentally, have been vouch-
,afed to Florida, and walled in to us by |
nature and the government as mine
and a monopoly.
F. B. Noodle,
Pres. Fla lob. Crows Assn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

that bat for them and their ua,v,.....
vestigaiions and discussions sInes ~.
that the South would to-day s. - II
slough Of despond and efSeminsrv 4 8
twenty or thirty years ago no:i,is..s -
present generation Of southern hrmes
scarcely realize
Il Ii rather early to trim erane. Z. &.
not easy to determine which cs,,ss
stand the winter. Better wait untii e
drst Of February, when ell the im,ss.
portions of the canes will have dsss -
will not injure the vines, however. n !;
them at any time after the leaves -
fallen. - g.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19
Our State Tobacco President Noodle i

OuE OL6tc 1OUdCCO IC6lUOut uAOOOLO ~
talking right out in meeting. Hear him:
1.-THE amount used in the United States
is enormous and constantly increasing
No danger of Cutting the market as in
other products. You cannot raise enough
of it to do that. Forty or fifty million
pounds would not begin to glut the mar
ket.
"Every man with ten acres and an OK
should plant tobacco. All kinds of soil
will not do, but if the water is soft it is
evidence Of good tobacco land. Hard
water was an evidence of limestone and
such land was unfit for tobacco.
"No commercial fertilizer should be
used. It meant poor tobacco ii not its
death. Use a compost of leaves, cotton
seed and barnyard manure and ashes. Yell
Three essential qualities are necessary for
good tobacco:
1st Burning.
2nd. Texture.
3rd Aroma.
Strong fertilizers destroyed aroma and
texture, and frequently injured burning
quality.
Clay soils were best, bat clay sub soil
was necessary for good resultA Three
acres was q full crop for one good man.
Beginners should moi plant over two acres.
Tobacco must be fine and silky, yet the
soil must be rich; therefore, plants must be
thick-ten or eleven thousand to the acre.
Must go over the field every few days and,
replace any missing plants with the best
plants OF the seed bed, which should be
saved for that purpose.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-19

ave can well afford to devote half our time
to creating an interest" says Horace Mann,
"and the other half 10 satisfying It." In
deed, If civilization bad not largely done this
for US, We would be at the zero point Of our
existence. For without ut least some In
terest in life there can be no life. Any
thing that increases this interest in life in
creases life itself. New Yorker.
Just what this department of the FLoR1-
DIAN is doing in Florida: Creating an in
terest in the farmers life. Without the
farmer has his whole and undivided in
'efest conferred on his farm and crops its
"darned" poor life he ID living. To be
successful he must put lots of interest In
what he is doing, otherwise it will be re
gular Peter Tumble-down affair from A tc
lizard