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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14
VICTORIA ROUTE

PUGET SOUND & ALASKA nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

Tne PROSECUTING committee in the
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A storm OF sno, aud shell.

New YORT, Dec. l5.-The Hsraid's
Buuu AyftE, HptClai Ihe Hcra'd .
correspondent at RIO sends wOTd that
on the nish t OF De. ION, tue city WIS
thrown into Q storm VI shot anu shell
which lasted iilty minuler. The mic
siles came from the rifles anu rapid
hiring guns OF CObras Island, Aul luli
all over tho city, but especially IA
Cafl0ca, PaNadrillA aud Tnyes streets,
aud on otner points where the thUaters
gro situated. TIE playh0usra were
just being empliod OF throngs VI
patrons aud the effect was Tremendous.
Sacred women tioI, shrinking, iof
shelter THIS was tue result ~ tIt
attack maGe from the shore upon the
island by PeiKUtO's troops, 10 which
q lmu's isianu batteries were nIt slow
% responding. Tue houses o. the
water front were much uumsged by
the leadon showers, tut the numtef uI
casualties Is unknown. IL isttGtyU Ne
attaching forces Ol PglxU!0's men
suffered heavy LOSSES, az dii also the
Island garrison, buL accurate illuGes
Csull NOT DO procured.
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this market value. Htinze was 10 pcf-
form certain work IN and about tue
mimi and Murray was to pay him sl2
% tlu tJr concentrating the ore.
H,i.zs worked The property seven
months, during which time he eA.
tiacieI sll2,OID w0ttn OF the ore, nut
by CouuUu rating the waste ore co.
rether sue teutI In bringing Murray
Out in debt to him two months Out ~
tho luv,u aud giving him July a small
margin, Jutilg the other i've m1utns.
Hv.tza hrd a years lease on the prop.
sfty, but When Murray Discovered the
kilu Of a deal he was .eiiiug he
brought suit h. anuul tue lease, served
an 30 FUNSTON TO present HciuZe from
Colua urlher wotK IA tbs niue, nui
'nIi wed both with another suit Tor
$4,000 damages. rho latter 4 JET O.
Js levied. The suit 10 auhui the iea'"
i1stuI scveuteen days aui was stub
uIruiy iugut by both sides from be.
ginning TO thu nnith.
&, IS. Baturusn % Colorado wac
among the rEuert witnesses Tor tnu
defense, llciI ~ has worked Euvsfli
leases in thu district, the owncrs claim,
iu the same manner a. hu has thu Mui-
ray lease.
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the past history Of the enterprise and
It's struggle 10 obtain government
recognition. He thought the lime
had come when they should de.
eide whether the United 5tates
would aid the project or ahaE.
don It altogether. He declared
that the world ~ determined 60 have a
canal, anu u the United states should
not build II some other nation w0ul =.
Ho oiutod out tho advantages % con.
troll of the canal by the United States
nud earnestly hCpsd the rcsolution
would be adopted.
Senator Frye also spoke warmly In
favor Of the resolution. lie staioI the
government which controls the Mean.
aqua canal would ALEC control the
Hawaiian islands, ana That II would br
useless Tor this county 10 annex those
islauds unless control Of the canal was
secured.
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NEW YOnS, Dec. ia FIRE which
broke out IA the furniture anu uphol.
elery tevrn.stoty iui.ding Of Henry
lhsitu q BtO., lhifd avenue anu For.
tj-ninth street, destroyed nearly $780,
900 worth Of property Ia less than an
hour from tue time u its discovery.
The Gre, besides destroying the uphDl-
stcry building, also burned out Nos.
sol, 5OJ aud sos Third avenue, Nos.
go and 2ll East FOtty-ninth street,
i've tenement hluSrs Ia Ringtail alley
ur Buskman lane, occupied by forty
eight italian familits,ii umbetiug over
200 people, tho ttstuary anu mGTUle
yard OF samuel Adler Huu his stable
udloining,in when ten horses peFiahej
Ia the tlamtH.
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rnAr mrrLE D1nnY coNrr,srs.
Tho Iswciry Found Estimctsd al
about $4,000


CHICAGO, Doc. To- Easlon made
full confession OF how hn came IN pos.
session OF the valuRblrs. He said:
"AD0ut three weeks ago I met another
colofed mau NJ San FfnucFcO. lie
planned the burglary, Hud n mau's
house on Suffer street was selected. 1
did not care 10 take part IN the burg.
larry, but was threatened with death
unlrss l did 20. The night VI the
bcsslaty 1 attempted 10 back out, Tut
my AocomfJir mage me get through a
window NJ tie point Of a revolver.
Once insi. q the house l rsnsacktd a.,
most every room IN u. I got through
the window ~ eicApt, but my accom-
plige was nowhere " be found. Hay-
log the Jowelry and precious stones
ia my pUsscBsiun, | Immediately LETT
san Francisco, coming directly 10
Chicago.
An expert leweler and diamond
dealer pronounced tue property worth
Mt least $1,000. One TIng, i0ur dia-
m0ndH, isAlOne worth 81, 900. Am1ng
he other yalusblra taken nom EastOn
was w0mAn'- gold watch uul Chait,
valuoi al 500; three opals, $500 each;
two diamond studs, $500 Uacu; pair VI
CUT buttOnB made Of - gOll pltCos;
two gold nuggets weighing ten ana u
half ounces eacn; pair " mUonhlUne
ear fings; pair OF pearl siuIs; a plain
gold uAnd ring; four solid gold ouaIus
aud twenty osncf pieces oiJcwelry ami
valuable STONE were found ON him, ali
Of which EasiUa said he got from n
residence In Han FfauCiscO. The
authorities Of San FfanolscO were n0ti-
lied Of East0u's arrest.
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PORTLAND, Dec. l5.-In the con.
splracy trial Blum testified that about
March let last, no paid Collector LoIan
aud Special Agent Mulkey $500.
Last July Blum, Lotau anu OIhors
net anu agr1ed to try aud handle the
members Of the grand jury 40 an ~
prevent indictments.
When arrested Ia September Blum
told the United States district attorney
that his associates had abandoned him
anu le,t him In iail, expecting that no
would be- sent to tho penitonIiary and
they etcapr. TIE district attorney dill
not promise him any immunity Ia re.
turn for his evidence. The of0ss-
examination failed TO shake Blum's
testimony.
J. 3. McGregor, special treasury
agent, Identified MuIkey's hanuwrlt.
irg IN tue letters written 10 Blum. w.
IL. lacking, engineer u the steamer
Wilmington, cOrfJborated Blum's trsIi.
mJny.
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A FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET.
Alti-Ama,.can Measures by Oh.
French legislators.
French spies Sentenced In Germauy.
"Thc Don Quixotc Of the
nismAFcK DsuAsty."

PANS, Dec. l5.-rhe chamber 81
deputies adopted the cxllosives bill
aud the as Citations bill, both anti
anarchist measures, by sweeping
IN joritles. Ave-. a socialist deputy,
protested against what he oIn,sed a,
"ghru,,ling disUussiuu," aud other
socialist deputies denounced the nI-
lodged Indecent haste with which tho
measures were pushed through. Flnn.
din defended tho pr, ilcis ne bsiug n
new defense l0r mcnacgd society. Cob
let proposed 10 send tue association bill
IL committee, hut this was fcle'tci by
n vote Ul 400 To l82 anu tue Dill n l0plUI
by vote VI i6i 10 30.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SILVER MEN CONFER.
DoluGs at Yesterdays Secret Session
In Washington.
A NEW NATIONAL PARRY.
A Probable Hort TO Unite the Various
Labor OrganlzatiOns.-A Plan
Of Campaign.

wAsniNoToS, Dec. l5.-The POSI-.
bllltles OF new political party, with
free silver coinage ne the soils plank Of
the platform, was among the develop
ments Of the days secret session Of the
silver leaders. The day was devoted
10 expressions Of opinion o. representa-.
lives Of the different statcB. They
were uniformly 10 the effect that the
working people aud farmers were dis
satisfied with the couuo Of Congress
ia repeating the purchase clause Of the
sherman oct. Senators Jones aud
B,syart, Master Workman Sovereign
Of the Knifhts Of Labor and National
Lecturer Whitehead were among the
surakeru OF the afternoon.
Daring the address Of Senator Jones
An interesting Colluquy occurred be-
tweenhim and Master Workman Sow.
sioign. The latter suggested tnat
when the labor ranks had assisted to-
ward securing free silver there should
be reciprocity, by whicn the silver
leaders would assist IN securing labor
fuiofme.
Jpnes conionued that all the labor
questions were merged In the money
question, and ~ solution would settle
t4em Ill. Sovereign and the senator
n, last met ON common ground In
agreeing that the silver question
should be- made the paramount issue Of
all the labor aud industrial orgauiza.
lions
Frsquant references were made dur
ing the speeches today 10 the necesrity
of organizing silver party, made up
OF the ements heretofore gathered
under the standards Of the PUpuli,i-,
National Change, Knights VI Labor,
Fafmera' A lliauce, etc. Tho tendency
u the conference IL towards this new
organization.
The probability IL that the first effort
Of the united forces will be cxeftcd to
carry the Congressional elections next
ihil. 10 N undecided whether this
be- done by nominating independent
silver candidates for Congress, or by
endorsing such candidates Of the
parties who have shown by ihc.g .tI
ar'- that they favor silver.
Senator loues rAid at tho close OF the
conference that this new national
party was among tho strong probabill.
lies OF tue meeting.
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Verdict for Defendant, Contrary 60
the IudKr's Instructions.

verdict for nctruuHut, Contrary Go
the Judges Instructions.
BUTTE, Dec. ia SUR ot consider.
able mpOflauU5 ~ tngt class Of mining
men who lease property was uuciuoI
by Jury IN the District U,ugt here tins
m1TuIug, but the verdict wgs uOutTaIy
" tbs Instructions o! Jud.u 5pueE D..
ing rendered In favor u! tne defendant.
Tue mater,. instruction was IN , fleet
that LEASE vi tho character NJ Issue
created community Oi interest, anu
that the rights VI tue lessor we're 10 Uu
equally protected with those o. the
lessee, aud tnag mo equity terms Vi tn
lease, as relating 10 tue mine, could 10 s
be 5uuJrdinatvu 10 tnu personal blya4.
tigo VI the lesstotO CuuAute tue profit.
VI au Individual enterprise suoh Rs the
smvltcr.
The case was that OF james A. Muir.
rny, wealthy mine owner, aga. ~
r. Augustus Heilzs, who brancls4
out IA tha miulug aud smelling busi-
less here about Two yeAn ugu. Auuul
q year ago Murray leased the E,t.lu
mime, properly rich iu o0pperau eli.
yer, NE stlpulauOus Of tbs asrsenon
being that Murray should receive On
lef cent oi tue nsl product VI tho mint
with copper at i've cent? per pouuu,
anu 9J ppr oeut OF the silver, bAsed o.
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I'M GILMAN mEIcmsrAa.
Herbert bismarck Receives Couple
Of Lpiih~ts

BEnLIN, Dec. l5.-rhe RslchslAg
today adopted the Spanish, Roumaul-
an aud 5ttylan treaties, nnd defeated
the motion OF Herr Janiiz, that they
should remain Ia operation 0rone year
only.
Count Herbert BismarCk's speech,
ADVISING dissolution VI the parliament
aud appeal TO tho voters, was received
with cheers anu hisses. Herr Richter
called him "tho weAkling OF tnu Bis.
msrck dynasty" and PsschCr dubbed
him "Dln Qu,N0te."
The RoighstAg adjourned 10 January
9th.
Count Sonneuwaldr, German EN-.
bssssuor 10 Italy, has resigned, owing
topuvhta reasons. 10 IL reported that
Herr Won Radowity, German emha-
sEior NJ Madrid, will succeed Count
S1uuelwalde.
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sTEvENs EXPLAINS.

BosrON, Dec. 10. o. Ex.Minislor
John l.. Stevens made the following
explanatory statement tolny:
Regsfdiu the dispatch 10 Secretary
Blaine, signed ~ me and published by
the Associated Press yesteti1y morn.
ing, probably no answer was ever 70.
ccivel by me aud probably mono was
ever written. Doubtless Blaine thought
the standing instructions AMI usngus
Of tile legation, " which then had
charge, especially Secretary Bayari's
ilsuatch TO Minister Merrill Of July -,
1857, were sufficient for my guidance,
thus throwing On the American repre-
suutatives at Honolulu ghu responsible.
Ivy Of dealing with facts anu cmergun-
cles NJ 10 which they should judge
more accurately than the Washington
officials All OH iAl dispatches re-
ceived by mu during my residence la
HouOlulu are duly numbered and on
Mo Ia ihu legation nc Honolulu.
JoHS l.. STEvENs.
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rrls. senlene.a Do astmnny.

LursIC, Dec. i5.-At the trial u
DcEuug nud Delgay, alleged FfuucI
spice, the prisoneis confessed that they
Intended 10 forward the results Of
their sketches OF German Qualifications
10 the French governments Tue lut-
lie 81, srCut0r said, Ia view Of the
present extensive espionage on the
part Of French tilicrrr, which render.
ed the large sums OF money spent upon
German dricnsrs useless, he must ask
sentence Of four ami five years ro.pec'
lively. This was the sentence in-
plseJ.
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WAsHISGIOE, Dsc. i5.-Phe House
committee on interstate aud turrigp
commerce, after listening to hrpu.
ments by Senators Morgan " Alabama
aud Frye Of Maine, reported iHVlTably
tho Joint resolution Of Representative
DooliIlle Of Washington, for the APP
polutmtnt OF Joint commission, con-
slsliuk Ut three eaLEtprs ami siX mem
hers % Investigate the PRESENT status Of
tho Nicaragua canal project
Senator Morgan recited at length
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~ y. Aaresmsnl.

OMAHA, Dc. l5.-At a conferences
touny between Receiver Trumbu II Of
the onion Pacific, Denver q Gun, aud
Receiver Anderson aud General MAJ.
seef Dickinson Of the Union Pacific,
the Union Pacific granted the use OF
tracks between Gaiesburg aud Lssalle
the cutoff between Omaha aud Den.
Yer, anu the Cult secured a lease oil
the Union depot at Cheyenne. The
question Of ownership Of the shops ut
Denver is under discussion.
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N.iIInni,. cnni...Inn.

pAR8, Dec. l5.-The LbCTts states
Valiant has ClciusrCi he was given o.
hundred francs by woll.'o-Io anarchists
VA urIct 10 make n big coSp. valiant
10 quoted as saying that hu uteG this
money to purchase explosives, ETC.,
with which hu made the bomb anu
concealed the latter In a flannel waist
belt. Bull, according TO the Li5erie,
Valiant intended 10 harangue the
deputies aner the explosion, but was
choked with smoke.
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cor 40 AaswER

EN-nini.tsr stevens asked In Vain
for Instructions.
WAsiuNurON, Dec. lj.-rheIo was
puulIshud this morning a drpatCu
addressed by Minister stevens from
Honolulu 10 Secretary Blaine, dated
March s. 1899, I'm which Stevens asks
Tor instructions IN the event OF u
revolution movement. The dispatch
referred - nm entirely different tuyu.u-
ton from tue one which has been
effected,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l5.-Amoug
tho passengers who LEFT on the steamer
Alameda today Tor Honolulu were "A.
A. lnuutOu, Hawaiian minister 10
tue United States, aud J. Mot Smilh,
vito anu daughter. smith was sue
ceeded by TnuptOn when the pt0yis-
i0nal government went into power.
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DUsKIMS, NY, Dec. l5.-About 7
O'Clock lonight bad wreck occurred
OF the New Y0Ts a Pennsylvania near
here, resulting In eight deaths aud
many injuries. A trrsllr, weakened by
rain, gave way ptecipltatlng tue bag
gage aud smokes into tho creek.
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WAsuINGrON, Dec. l5,-ChAiTman
Holman OF the Democratic caucus
SAID this afternoon that probably the
caucus on the tarit bill will not DO held
until alter tue holiday recosr.
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ann NEw YEAWs
HOLIDAYS.


AANNfha"h ~" 'Hh"H "''H's
F5rth holiday the Union Pacific
VIII sell excursion tickets at rate OF one
fare for the round trip TO auy point In
Utah, also g. any point ON tue Union
Pacific System outside Oi Utah within
distance u 25O milei, and to all points
IN Colorado.
Tickets 20 be sold Dec. card, "a h,
o5tn, 3Jln, 3lsi, ami January Let, ROod
Tor return until Jan. An.
Tickets solo 90 Colorado points will
be good Tor return until jan. 10Th.
Labagurs, r.uIy luur iutctest with
tho Chicago Liqu ' House.
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MERRnlAOIs BUILDER.

NORFoRH, Dec, l5.-John l.. Porter
formerly ouiei naval constructor o.
the confederate states navy, aud pro-
jectOr nud builder OF The famous
iron clad ram Virginia (Merrlmac),
died NJ Portsmouth last night, aged
eighty.
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WAsuINuION, ID. g., Dec. To-
Tue funeral Of Mrs. Portorwifa " the
late Admiral Porter, took place today.
lutermunt was ny tho side OF ner hus-
band nc Arlington.
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DNE LIGHT Ray HORSE, TuRIE
~ yuars u|d. branded J. I un tho loft inieI.
hlto one nfown lWoJtar oid huue cot same
brand uu rnmg place
sand animals we're uu the range above Union.
-ult Lake tuuuty, unyl December Nth. tIurg
winch iury nave nnl uFpu seen, Information
concerning their Whereabouts Will be- reward.
ca uy John Iato, ai no. il south, hie,gutb
Last street. OF JEmgg JAnUs, Union.
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The Jas. a. HcDona Il iaudy 60.
Are making liberal offer 10 thelr
customers for tho next thirty days. An
offer that has had mo precedence IN
this city or territory. Iuvestigalo for
yIuttelves and To convinced.
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BogrON, Dec. l5.-Proiosaor Henry
W. rUnry, one OF the oldes. professors
VI Harvard Ia dead.
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Mares Wanted.

4 SPAS OF coon uWAUGuT MAUTs.
"A weighing from twelve 10 fourteen huud
rtu pounds, hey must De young. true DO tUr
UuU. Hut HuItau.H Tor farm wurk-ruuuu Iu
WIND aud lmU, aud well matched. Audfra D.
Il a. e., care nosorUt News once. tl,Inr
lowest price anu stating whore they can uu
seen.
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"A go
GRAND
SALE
OF ;.
HOLIDAY
Goods.
COME TO HEADQUARTERS

For the Largest Assortment In Celulod Christmas
Articles Plush Novelties in Mechanical Toys, Novelties in
Fancy Work Boxes IN Leather Goods in Toilet Collar
Boxes iandShg Hoxe Dolls Etc. and other beautiful
things for Holiday Gifts.
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safety Deposit Vault, absolutely bur-
rlnr and nfoprooL lsonu g. 10 e. por
scar.
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ccnor aisle please eye ~ ~ VI" Nho ''O'' through
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THE BEST STOCK 90
HOLIDAY --TIEFS,
Gloves and Silk

Mako hne Holiday Gf.s, and we have a han,
Our now aud elegant assortment OF SIX Tie
is extremely low Ia price and arc fine presents
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SILK DRESS PATTERNS FOR
CT4O-AI1S.

Clearing SaIo Of CIoak5 In December In
This is a great opportunity 60 buy high cost garment -
Buy "a nice Cloak for q Christmas Pr
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LADTEss' wBAPF

silk Umbrellas, sink Mumors, SlA
uandorChiois Slk Suspoudors, silk rloa
For Holiday Presents.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-30

Rock Co.. Minn Jan 1898.
twin. purchased rom YOU sot3 ID quality and Price
~. Yours Respt. BIRCH CHAPLIN.
Lafayette Co.. Wis. Feb. 1898.
ordered from you about ahal ton Of binder
Irvine OF different kinds among which were two bales Of
divided as each wished the different kinds oneha bale fell
ot used and the best MANILA liked both equally we'll
80 ''~''p ''' '''' ~' Yours truly, CA PEMBER
used your American hemp Irvine something 100
and worked WELL The only thing that required
keep the knife sharp The machine used the
Very Respt1y, H. FRANK.
n.d + . Lincoln 4;aa Co. s.1 D. Feb sd 1892 sd !
good any Of tie other kinds used way
perfectly and took Wen pleased with
Wnnebago Co., III, Jan 1898.
am pleased to inform you that the American hemp
purchased You harvest gave perfect
have al kinds Of Irvine but
lot pronounced it excellent Yours respectfully .,,,
Green Co., Wis, Feb 1893.
binder Run good way through and the best
much as it Is = stout twiHe En-. DoNW1DDlE
Rock Co. Mimi, Jan. 1893
It p ep
1s it costs es hundred 3D. Abound Of it will tie
BY the cricaets as the other tmnes are THOMAS RAW
Winnebago Co., H., Dec 1892.
As for experience with the American hemp twne will
the hemp the best manila for two
cheaper and the crcke do not cut like they do
the manila Yours Respt c. II. STORDOCK.
Minnehaha Co., s. D., Feb. 1898
used quantity Of the American hemp binder Irvine last
p5 perfect satisfaction IN all and binds
would all brother farmers to give it believe
IN patronizing home industry OLIVER MUNsEN
p.ss Sass American h'np nd t''1i fes SNOW well
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TESTIMONIALS.

McHenry Co., III.
I. made test oi eight different kinds 81 tyns
e. Yours Resp'y. R. B. WILLARD.
Lincoln Co, s. d. Jan. 1s 1898.
Regarding American will that it is
~ tvns made. WESLEY HEEREN.
Lincoln Co., S. D.
liked the hemp bought you season and
~ cay that gave perfect satisfaction it farther
80 skipped bundles than other used Have used
standard, Manila and Blue but hemp suits best
0sA Yours truly, +. 3. MEACHAM.
Mnnehaha Co., s. D. jan 1898.
TAe hemp Irvine purchased from you was 20 &" It gave
- best Of satisfaction Not Irvine cut by e1ces assho
Minnehaha Co., s. d., Jan 1898.
win say that have used Manila ssa Standard and Blue
~ Irvine and find American hemp superior to them all
Yours Fratly A. E. LOCKWOOD.
Minnehaha Co. S. d. Jan 1898.
used your I American hemp binder Irvine to bind my
II; well with
aeder this year. Yours truly, CHAS. JOHNSON.
shiawassee Co., Mich, Jan. 1893
Would say in regard to binder Irvine hemp gave good
satisfaction and hope large this coming
season. Yours Resptly S. l. KELLOGG
Minnehaha Co., jan II, 1893
ssy that have used the hemp bRdT t9s and
Rock Co., Mimi, Ian 16, 1893
The hemp bought from you harvest gave good
mAGaction. heard complaint from any who used it
Yours Fratly JOHN BREWER
Mnnehaha Co., S. D., Jan. 1893
p1sct satisfaction have two old machines Walter
0ood and one binder would
4anila twins Respt1y, OLE SEVERSON.
Lincoln Co. s. D. IAN 1893
used American hemp Irvine last year used
Yours truly, E.J. DARLING
Lincoln Co., 5. D., Jan. 90
- this get it used with jute
n1ar, that no good Yours Respt. ED. J. South