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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
vINOrJARABE
de DUsART

COss L0ctO- FOsfatO de Cal
H L Ldcto- Fosfdto de cal conte-
nido en- ell Vino y Jarabe
-, dc Dusart es IN reparador
~ de los mas energicos. AfianEa
y endereza los huesos de los nihos
ragulticos; devuelve el vigor y la
actividad a los ddolescentss decades
y lir taticos, y 4 los que estan pri-
vados de apetito, fatigados por IN
crec:miento muy rapido 8 los estu-
dos. En- la Tisis facilita Ia cicatri-
zacion de los pulmones.
Las mujeres embdrdSddds que
recurren al Vino 6 Jarabe de
Dusart soportan su estado sin
fatiga alguna, sin vomitos y dan 4
luz criaturas robustas.
ElLdcto- FoVfdto de cdlenriquece
Ia leche delas N0drisds y preserva
e los mines de la Diarrea y de las
intermediates de desarrollo. Con
su benefica infuencia la Denticl6R
se efeciua sin cansancio nj convul-
stones.
Pam. Q, rsa Tisisaas 81 tssss lac farmaslsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
TADACO DE- COMHRIO.

Los s.nores Rivera y PAres, dc
BAysmop, tier,n uus bueua ,xi,-
teacia de dicha b j., en- todas 10,
clase, lue otreceu q prtcios mo-
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
AVISO6.

Vap eep RElNA MARIA CHRISTINA.
Segdn cablegrama recibido por
sus cODsignstario-, el expresado
vspor sali6 d. poert &c IL Oo~u
fs, con destino Este, Il dfa 81 d
actual 6 las 10 de la noChe.
8. de Ezquisga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
GUXA LOCAL
S0BRINOS De EzQUlkeA.
Es}ETALHZ.A, z

HsfsSs = I<F1Z -
CASA de giros y comislouee.
Agsntes de Jos vaporas-correos ~ ss
Oomp&nis TrsaatlAntica Bspsnols.
Agentes do Id ID do los se1crss -
FrinagR y Co., do Liverpool.
1dem idem G. 81. Fletcher Co.,
Id. (compshia ola Flscha") do Id.
Agents. de Id Id Do los sefiorss ]. r.
Niokels y &c Lines De "Serra".
Agsntes Dc Bahs, Behrend y Rofs,
Lines de "Sefra".
AesLtei dc - 'tmrSAis SIS fsGrEoE
optrs !pterf os dsnomiDs6e Is" Ro.
n, X
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
GRANLJCOR -
QUINA MONO.
Prsaatado con medalla de /. clase por
la SOcicdsd Ckatqsca EaroPea

PrsssAd msdaa Psmads RzpoOna
ls Socicdsa Cs.atfoa EarcpeG ha sdo presentGd0.
1onico reconstltuvente y digestive este llco :,
vegetables medcina
Oonsuye bebas mas hgenOs agadabes que
81
por tan solo bebds de receo mejor ton
dgesvo ngefamente excante csrmnavo que puede
copta depues ss comida las personals
cOnsvatA sslud robustes las padeCen dspepe dig
dAcuad les entonarA ava empe evando malestaa
dges6D, dGndoes vgor robustez
qunes apovecha somd pcque asman de ea tod
rrn cI ics aim entieies nutrivos que gentlemen.
FL anss que ha hcho de incompatible LGs
suye Unfo sohr todoa
die 81 LeraL E9 Caaan FL 6s Bare
E Hotrs 81 TaTio Mwcan Ia Pwbcdad han preconza
do excelencaa
LLORQUTHA @M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
BuHna Ldelca.

EeAehs as@ssA Ia os1aa As - szaasN
as1 s0z Asa fAssssw1s &C. ikga SCI
E1T. G9ss E&sszsAs e sstsss-AGa @as
eAs&s s1a ss@& Is aAs@s s.s9s Ne
Fsas.3s AAaeE ssssse - 49, 9 "a e exa
g sssa~sz z4go ssaass Iss%sssAzsz.se ga
k&l1asAz aAS@g-aas y t@as1.As Aas azza-
GsgA.As Sss . g ks fsssssAa Sc fsan
Go -. lisa F. 49, g s4Ass en-
sra AS sssgaasas4A Ia vs&sA a
kee&As Aas EsszAsaa
aassss @za g. a@@ s@@M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA q 1 peso ell ejemplar
LA REFORMA AGRICOLA,
DEL MISMO AU1 1OR,
Sc vende tambi6n & l peso el
ejemplar en- esta CASA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
De Ia lSL.A
BERTRAN HERMANOS.
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.
HUMACAO PUERTO Rico.

ConsigDstarios de Buques, Ageb.
ties en- este puerto de lts vapo,es
Rita, Pauline, LA ) Maria &c la t.
nea de Sierra. Bercelona. lmpcr.
tadores de m' Cfas, f.rreteIia
prC visiCrts de todss eeees.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
ENTRADAS DH OABOTAJE

N = ~ ADAb , LIN OADO4ACG
G'lep' 'P-t,a" ".'e Are' bo
G les H-l'ta7 jle May gfez
CD q p An MHi,," .'e N ya
yiiez.
Col e4r'O.d Jesus" de- Maust
Gol T. Odnoeati6n," ,ie Nanatf
B Ira esp "B e'.aven'u a." d.
Y qu"-.
asHy".s q aN ~H>e~s
Para Iq!as Tnrcss, bca amer
"IsRac J"ck~n," de4psch ds ror
Mullenhcf If $ Karb =, en- lsstre.
sALg0AS 0N caBoTA;B
Bira esp "Paqui.n." para Aqua
diIls,
b Col esp "Joven CLARA" para
Arroyo.
Bira esp "Nueva Flor" para Fa-
Iardo.
Col Osp "MayaRa nzana," para
Ponce. !
- DS vACwA AD~ 8
NingnUo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01

De 6 pagInas de deliolosa m6sice
lllevAado al front. ertfstinc. N'"go
RIGA portala. A go \ "t9 y"
81 esta Imprenta
e CaYreu Espslp|." ."-Hom to
nido ell gn~tp de renjhir Ia lists
iel aprerInhle cole<a que cor a11e
tftul Sc puh'ioa en- M6xiHo bsj ; la
Dlrec,ihn ael Sr d q J Sc SaHcher
Som ana
Agradecf mos la Y ait, elta-
blecemos con 81 CorreO EspasOl 81
CAME de costumbre.
Hultos.-N 8 dal entrsnts Sep
tiembre, q las 8 dc "a mafiara, ee
cel+brara q toda erqnests, en- Is
Ospilla de Ia Ooncepcl6u, Ia pisdosa
fiesta de la excelsa Patrons de las
Siervas de Maria
Predicars ol e'oouante nrador 8
Penitens siario 3 rrot.
En- la noche anter cs, vispera de
q f1e ts = al toqne de orsoiones, Sc
can tiara la Salve
Vac ntes IL 8 psz 8 de Cr~
densnzss O rte-o d s ntu Q Ga
yey, Yabucos y Mauati. Una de-
EscrIhie' t. lie planta IN Ia sdmi-
trsc On General de Ocmuni-
5sciones. Una de Sci adOr en- el
mismo Oentro.
Ds &c Guardias de 2. en- el
Ouerpo de Orden P6blico. Una de |
Pe6n flo en- Ia Estsci6n Agron6-
MIRA de BIO piedraa. La de Dsposi
ario municipal de Rinc67. Dos pls-
.as 90 G1ardias munio'pales en-
Vease Ia GaoctG de hoy.
LoCi6n anti ohsrp6tlca. - Lila
namos una vez mas la atenci6n del
,dblico h5cia las excelepcias cars-
ivas de squel con raE6n oelebrado
nedicamento del DR. Montes.
Acerca del mismo va eu otra par
a m snuncio que tambi6n reco
nendamos.
MFERMEDADES d EST0KLGN .Vlnu nayalnu,
0jo al eDgS1O - Para eVitsr>
| Glsgusto de ser ehKanado po,
os We, dedores POGO escrupulosoF
ne of ecen como legitims Aqua dc
florida dc Murray y LanmGn las
nil groseras imitaciones de este
In rival perfume, basta examinar,
OntrG Ia lug, el folleto QUE sirvr
o envoltorio oil fraSco. 81 es legi
Imo, sc verAn en- letras Transparent
%, en- Cads hoJa, las palabrss Ian
van 8 Hemp, NsaV- York, sefias DE-
% dnicos fabrieantes. AdemAs 10
,arca industrial 90 grabsda en- ace
D, no HtogrGfGdG.
sustadsuta, hlw LGxuAyu &c YlGAZ II
P-ra individuos esCrofulosos D 4
ue padecen de sfecCiones pul-
lonares, nifos raquiticos y 10 ane.
lia, la EmNlsi6n de Scott es un re.
ledio soberano. |,
Oaguas, Puerto -Rlco, Abril de
500. .-Senores SCOTT y Bovine,
Tueva York: Con frecuencia he
resCrito la Emulsion dc SCOTT
n estos tltimos custro amos & nj
vs raquitioos, & indLviduos escro.
nlosos, algUnos que padeelau de
ispepsis, y dolores reumaticos
,or causade deb ilidad y mise ris
% 50 ORGANISING, asi como en- las
feCeiones pulmonares J br0nquia
Do, habiendo obtenido siempre I'M
satisfaotorio. La pureEa
u los elementos que component
icha Emulsion = los principles re-
onktituyentes qoe posee, Ia hacen
10 gran utilidad, no s0!o por su
ficacla, Cuanto por 10 facllidad con
ne % digiere, s1n por los nihos
10 poca edad. Il
He creido IN deber participsi
rto 4 wy ofrecerme su stento
ervidor.-D DR.. Manuel GimtRss
crWs.
E)RRpRIhAIn0a ng VleNY nE FeDIT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01

+. Al0NS0. s.n Francesca 4s
Ocn ti'uio hcnor1tico por 8 M.
II Res, Fr6mis DO CON nedalla de
plata y nonci6r bonorifics
Hsce peIscr 8Imente toda clsse
de retrsts eD en nuevo Fsrabltci
miento (primeia er fD clsse) de 8
dc Ia ma hana & 5 Or Ia tsrGe- sun-
que el Ola este uuh't tdL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
BOLIVAR ARRUzAiY CA.
l1-TE1CAN-1l

A.lmacenistAs lnportadorcs de
provlsiones. vents al por mayor.
Duefios de Ia antigua'y acredita-
da FabFiea de F6s:oros, estableci-
da en- Santuree.
Marcas BOLIVAR ; CONILL
-~Dep6slto TetuGn IL.
Agentes de 10 acreditadA marca
dc cigarrillos Pajarito, BelleEa y
LIbertad.
FAbrlca De lieores de todas clases.
Admitan sEdcares eonsigna-
cl0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
SUCCESSOR DE- OUEVEDO ! Hess,
COMISIONES.

) DESTILERIA AL VAPOR.
Ofrece sus servicios ca 10 Ii.
10.
GArausixa Is pureza de sus Lii
cores por el AnSlisis que de los
mismos ha hecho el LAbofatorio
Quimico Municipal.
San Juan Puerto Rico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01

OPBRAoiUNss DR. BUQUEs I'm PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01

:':'a'a: para RAGS,
litogtafi 'das er papel porcslanado
de los & msnosImtr corrien'eI 4
rs cant Vos Un'. E 10 Litogra-
fia d. BoIKTIN MERcANTrL de
A. LvnD, Sleesora de Moris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
WATERLOO POLtTICO",
ExAMEN CRrrTICo
DE LAS pRNCIPALEs TgORfAs
SOBRE QUE DHsCANsA Ell EDIFrCIO
PoLfTIOo MoDRRNo,

DON. IGNACIO DtAZ CANEJA,
sI iGfoa DBL aEuLErN HRscI1Yl" rE PUEaYu As.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01
REYlSTL COhER(lL.
De SoTIcIAs Y AyuHCIos

Operaclones durante los
oIas 30y o. dc Aeosto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-01

cowPRIAAIpos uE vIeNY DC FeDIT
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11

geo rapid, forward. jus, because iis peo.
pie make % eo|
W. believe the lesson OF unit, has
been we'll lrarnei by ever, man Interested
la Emmett bat the absence of anvon To-
urge iis adoption and practical use Is
painful, manifest II s quite probable
that just such "a person will yei bob up
right here NJ home only 10 Do known as
one of the oldest settlers In the commu-
nii,. An he WAITS is some one 10 give
him the proper cue and be- will go 10
work with "a will In The meantime do
a. little talking To- your neighbor with a
view ID getting NJ the best mode of pro-
ccdure. Bonnrcs and parades are unnec-
cssary demonstrations. Notify every
body and quietly assemble some evening
and decide upon d course of action. A
board Of trade. chamber of commerce,
or anything you have a mind 10 call 10,
making farmers and every one interested
ln the community. eligible to member.
ship Get together aud everybody pull
with an his might when the word 0o is
sent along the line. Emmett has the re-.
sources necessary 10 make 10 M Of The
FIRST towns In the state. and next spring
an immense immigration is sure to pour
into the west AS "A result Of the worlds
fair and the unbearablc hard times back
east. We want to catch our quota Of IN,
new homcseckcrs. many Of whom vii
come prepared 10 buy improved farm'
and city property. and the most eifectua'
way towards accomplishing that end is
through an organization for that purpose
No one desires or expects a boom ms q
result Of this effort. which should not b'
expended in any such direction. Their,
are many things which could be looked
after by such AN organization besides
trying 10 induce immigration. There are
more roads. mail routes. mills. factories
and nm endless number Of enterprises
which could be more eifectually encour
aged and induced 10 locate here through
such AN agency than in any other way
Organize, dear people. and If we hav
any little preiudices or personal spites
let's throw them overheard for the good o
the community and all get In and wOrl
tremendously for the advancement o
Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11

80 thc lHncil nushrr Both. Boz aI rroh'
a1ihi, were anune DE- uafmosl friends
ihe paper hau. snd would be- ihe last un
earth to d. ;he paper an Intentional in.
lnf, Vet they vofc doing b. incalcu-
liable harm. lowering lts standing and
Gripping iis dignity with ever, word
The, uttered How long would o. minis
TER hold Che respect of a ~communit, If
he was constantly assaulted as b. sfouilne
old wind bag. no matter how able or sim
core be- ma, bei Vet rcoulo will apply
worse cliihcis io their home paper every.
time thcN have occasion to refer io &c.
u is quite true such papers often times
sioop io acts wholly beneath their stn.
tion and allow their ambition to give
ihc news io hcfray them into mention.
Ing things which they ought not to dig
nif, b., noticing. When u paper ducs
this IL will reap the reward ~ deserves.
10 not cripple the dignity and standing
of your home paper or home institutions
by referring to them in ~ sighting man
ner They will have enough of genuine
trouble 90 contend with n way. As
long as they deserve respect see That they
receive % and that their honor, dignity
and standing are not wantonlN assaulted.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11
THE BENCH LAND.

just across the payctte river from
Emmett lies as level and beautiful a tract
Of land ms can be- found an, where. It Is
known AS the bench and altogether
there Is about 40. 900 acres Of 10, II we are
rightly informed. and very little Of n
remains 20 be- filed upon. II seems that
about three years ngo % colony of New
York people came oui here aud took up
about 30. 600 acres under the desert law
with a view totaking out a ditch to fur
nish water. They also laid out a town
site, and II traditions are correct. made
some very substantial efforts towards
consummating their plans; but through
a lack Of capital or some unforeseen acct
dent they miscarried and al the present
writing, outside Of one or two buildings
aud the land Office records there is no
evidence that such gigantic plans ever
actually existed. Those who filed ON the
land only have a short time longer IN
which 10 make good their intentions Of
settlement. and the prevailing opinion
seems 10 be- that most Of them viii not
ever make an attempt In that direction.
which will leave the land open TO settle
mcnt again; but il is understood the reg
ular contest proceedings will have 10 be-
gone through with. unless otherwise ar
ranged by a special decision from the
land office. Some tracts Of the bench
land is taken up by parties who fully
iniend To improve ID and make their
homes upon IL. and their interests should
be- scrupulously guarded Ia order that no
unjust hardships be worked upon them
In setting aside the filings Of spectators,
" such they were. While the arrange.
mcnts 10 take up the land seem 10 have
permanently collapsed. the ditch idea Is
still In process Of contamination. and from
what little Information the people OF
Emmett occasionally get hold Of, is
liable 10 take definite shape any
moment. There Is a faint rumor abroad
AT the present time that a prominent man
Of n neighboring town Is now In the east
with "a view to interesting capital In th,
proposition, and whatever may be IN,
the evils Of private ownership Of irriga.
ton canals, 10 is universally hoped thai
he will succeed. That beautiful tract Of
fertile land had better be- the property ol
one corporation and be- cultivated and
made 10 yield It's share Of the products
so necessary 10 life, than 10 remain the
trackless waste IL now Is. IL would b,
immensely better II only actual settler.
were permitted 10 take IL up, and IL would
also be- more conclusive 10 happiness and
prosperity II the STATE would take out
the canal 90 furnish water to irrigate IL.
The latter condition being out Of th,
question at present, We hope that a com.
pany will be- organized to prosecute the
work Of taking out a ditch to irrigate that
immense tract of land until such tim,
as the state sees nc TO assume that
responsibility
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11
DIGNITY.

Dignity is described by Webster as be-.
Ing a quality suited 10 inspire respect or
reverence; the state Of being worthy or
honorable; nobility Of sentiment and
action; true worth. That being a true
definition can there be- amy lofticr quail
ity Ia man or among mem Dignity of
position or standing h too often miscon-
s,rued 10 mean o%stcntation or display.
We oncc knew "a state officer who enter
tanned such ideas and he actually object
ed 10 the dignity of his home being tra-
duced by the presentation aud settle
mcnt OF the butchers bill zach month.
he had 10 stand the ordeal however until
the butcher. desperate and eNasperaied.
placed him ON his list of unc0mpromis.
ing dead beats. This should have been
the sesercst blow his dignity could have
received, but Il wasn't. and he went out
"A chipper as ever 10 look up another
meat vcnder. other instances of a lack
Of honor under the cloak Of false dignity
might be cited. but this is sufficient 10
demonstrate the false construction too
often placed upon the real article,
Thv total lack Of dignity In some peo.
pie Is simply astounding. They seem To
have little or absolutely mo- regard for
the dignity Of any position. be- IL high
or low, which they ma, happen to an.
and still less regard. II that were possi.
Bile, Tor the station Or position of others.
This class of people often times are to.
tally Ignorant Of AN, serious attempt O,
hssaii the dignity and standing of indi'
,iduals or Institutions. This Is particu.
larls nOtic,ahle In rural districts. wher,
the people, ns a rule. know one anothrl
most intimately, The preacher. teach.
or. lawyer. doctor. merchant and hom,
paper. each come Ia fOr their rcspecii,,
share but We believe the newspaper lptl
the lions share. The wee tot Of q Nj,
will meet the editor ON the street. or Of
tener come right into his office. aud en-
Quire "How's the gimletf "Nin thl
ahger be out on tmcf" "Nho is ihI
squirt sun going 20 hit this week. an'
an endless variety Of similar mterroea
lions. The very next person who come
along viii perhaps be a gray haired veter
an who will propound the same question
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11

The subscription list at this place is
not yet complete, and IL is expected to
increase II 10 1925. at least, and 10 raise
fully as much In Marsh and Squaw
creek. II Is estimated that about $500
will be required 10 complete the work In
ilrst-class shape. Thissum. Ia anything
like respectable times, would be- an in
significant amount and could be raised
In Emmett alone, but under the present
rather demoralized condition of finances
Il Is certainly very crcdiiable to be able
10 raise what has been subscribed. The
disbursement Of the funds subscribed
will be under the capable supervision of
John lreton and w. X, Cartwright. and
the work will most likely be done by Mr..
Mitchell. who Is said 10 be- one Of the
best and most practical road builders in
the state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11

In union there is strength. The truth
fulness Of this axiom can not be- too often
or too strongly impressed upon the minds
of people, especially In small communities
like Emmett. where the great possibilities
of the magnificent country surrounding 10
are scarcely beginning 10 develop. II is
an undoniahle fact hat ncighboring towns
have attained much greater advance
mcnt upon infinitely inferior natural adj
vantagcs and surroundings than has
Emmett, simply because the, made
organized efforts In that direction. One
of these places Is the ambitious and
rapidly growing town Of Caldwell. It
Of course Is not entirely destitute of nat.
ural resources, but they will not begin
To compare with the blessings and advan'
la-es which nature has so abundantly
showercd upon Emmett. and with an
these advantages In favor OF Emmett
there is mo- use denying the fact that
Caldwell has steadily ouigrown MS. and
to-day would doubtless be highly indig.
nant to be- considered in the same class.
II any one inquiries AS to the marYelou,
growth OF Caldwell. those who know tn,
reasons always cxclaim, They are rust
lers over there and pulled together
another expression for unity We belieN,
This is the most plausible reason which
can b. suggested, and Whethuf IL Is tru,
Or not. their united rusillns was cVriainl,
an important factor IN She growth nm,
development Of that town. and is worth,
OF emulation The effects of united nn,
concerted action in the building upo of com
munities Is discernible la every l%ocalit,
that has attained any marked distinction
Communities endowed with the grcates
natural advantages imaginable sometime
Struggle along making little or no ad
fancement. while neighborng commu
mites with little or nothing TO build on
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

Marsh 100 tht SQuav creek counir,
are naiurau, %irlbuiar, io Emmett and
the commercial and social relations
which have been established between
those communiiies and Emmett ls of a
naturc To- be- vcll.nirh insefrrable.
These conditions ha,r been established
under fhc most adverse circumstances
' <ythsiandine the mutual interests
c'h bind them together nature has
= = n's ,ldcnfalls or by intent lcn ID few bar
orfs Ia the way Of almost perpendicular
mes, ns over which neither Canyon nor Boise
~ have seen M 90 even attempt %
" u Respectable road For about
on ihs IT. miles. of the distance from Marsh
TOW o' lis place. the road is Of such "a nature
d thl, 10 make %irnVerslng it with "a loaded
a pfecarious transaction. when "a
ce few DAYS labor would easily make Of 10
, one of the most practical wagon roads
IN the state We do not know that either
of the counties through which this road
passcs have ever been called upon 10
assist In us construction, hut Canyon
county certainly can not afford To refuse
To- appropriate a few dollars for That pur-
pose IL II should be- called upon. as the
road In proper condition will bee the
direct means of diycrtine the large
volume Of trade from the populous COM
munities Of Marsh, Horseshoe Bend.
Garden valley, squaw creek and Long
valley 10 the different cmporiums In this
county. Emmett might possibly get
the bulk Of Il. yet Caldwell, Nampa and
Payettc would come In for a good share.
The business men and citizens of this
community at least feel sufficiently In
tercsted In their own welfare and That of
the county to subscribe quite Literally In
addition 10 paying their proportion oI
county taxes, 10 have the road repaired.
Mr.. Mitchell, residing a few miles dow
The valley, has been working on IN,
proposition. and a couple of hours In
Emmett the other day developed u sub.
acription list something like this
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-11
@ E. K. HAYES & 90. q
--DEALERS IN

Our stock is complete in every. de-
partment and is not surpassed TOR
quality anywhere in the state. IL
will pay you to trade with US ano
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-25
Cranberry Culture.

In presenting this subject at the recent
meeting of the New Hampshire Board of
Agriculture Prof Edmund iiersey of the
Bussey Institute spoke as follows; The
proper drainage of the bog is the first con
sideration, AS the berries do not grow in
water. but above it SIX TO ten inches.
Sand should be within reasonable
reach. 1t not only assists in draining
when spread three or four inches deep or.
the prepared hog, but draws heat and aids
in developing and ripening the fruit. There
shnuld be sufficient water to How the
hog to the depth of three feet. or below
freezing with at least a fall of three feet #
the field is not too large. central dram
three feet deep, with laterals, will give
sufficient drainage and supply of water
The surface bog removed may he used for
ferilizing purposes. The surface must be
level or even, with only the natural decline
necessary for draining, and the plants set in
the sand to the depth of three and one-half
inches, or through the sand, so as to take
root in the bog beneath Select a variety
that growsa thick meat. Most set out the
top cuttings but he finds the roots much
preferable Avoid getting plants that are
infested with insects. The farther north
the fruit can be grown the better it is in
quality. A good bog may be made 10 turn
out fruit to the value of $500 to 500
per acre. He would not sell bis hog of four
acres for $1,000. But he concluded as he
began by advising extreme caution in Sc
lccting and fitting out bog, there will
he failure unless all the surroundings AMI
conditions are right. When these are Sc
cured, cranberry bog properly managed,
may be made very profitable