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white to play and mate In two movea
r.. New York-Iti. 2.R PnKt5;a h.osA
b Z Il. O. % 3, mate. IT e..k-.Bo, I p, mAtA
You are perfectly right In pointing out that R-bJ
would not mate owing TO X \. check.
Amateur, New York Your diagram 10 not up to the
standard, a. the mating position Is not pure.
Kicker New YoIk-The Press COMMITTEES failed
send TO THE srs solitary game or any news What
r. Rem,hedt Baltimore Try to develop yous
and next the bishop to q e and then proceed Win
against proper defence-blAck will gain ums play
Kt-Kt and PIX t-you can hardly ges morS
Tsuion. New rk.-Bersers Annual gives only one
Conn resident In berlin. namely, Albert He WAS
born Feb 2. 1877, In Pern and he 10 booksslisI
and tterAteur Is scarcely likely that he 10 Of
was schrd uleJ 10 close last Friday.
L. r. Aeuser. New York-As soon as the nsws II re-
cevrd this city THE srS viii print t. Read THE suy
daily. The City Chess club has the most plstv
library IN ihis city and the nb is daily adding N
doubtful II you .i mil tie U,O. In question, Ash
Char es A. UilberE. 200 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn,
wheher he has got the book.
Cabis ChessisG Brooklyn.-The Brooklyn ohess Club
viii char 25 ceuts nd mi. .sion. number of promf
tatons Opinons on the probable result of ths MI atgi
are divided. While snme thuk that 0rcnt Rritain will
win, others fall to how they can accomplish the
feat, when Burn Bird Tinsy and Lee Ar" lett on The
Hymes Hodges!Rr ms feed. DeImNr. and another, yea
10 be selected, Will make up the American team:
Brooklyn Chess Crank,-There Is plenty OF time -
arrange the big team match between Hrooklyn and
New York. AZ present those interested In the affair
walter bout. tho New YORK state Chess Assoeiation
meeting and intercub team matches, together with
the annual handicap and championship tournaments
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strong basketball team team that has been
entered iu the tournament to begin next week.
apt.Hewttt OF the track team has been forced tn
high jump, who has been elected to fill his place.
Is expected to make his marx.
AT q recent meeting OF the Athletic Associa-
tion H. Hewitt was elected Captain Of the foot
bali team for this year. Arrangements wers
also made for the baseball team. Petlinger will
probably do the pitching. but the school is With.
out catcher as yet. Hanford IL CAPTAIN and
hrst ba'emar. and Berking Is manager. fair
slicd schedule has already been arranged. AZ
the indoor games OF the association to be held
on Feb. 20 Alviss is expected to win the high
jump.
In the return match between the Brooklyn
High school chess team and the Prospect Park
Y. NJ. G. A. OF Brooklyn. decided at the latter's
rooms last week. the High School lads again re-
peated their good work of the first round. and
won ,yO ?. This. added to the previous score.
made thelr total score l0Js games ort OF 10
played. Summary:
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Racing 1.eh,.n.u to Meet.

The annual meeting Of the New York Yacht
Racing Association will be held on Wednesday
evening at O'NeIns. Reports of officers, election
Of officers for the ensuing year. and other Inn
portant business will be transacted. The ques-
tion OF Joining with other yacht racing assooiA-
tons for the purpose OF forming uniform sailing
rules will be considered and discussed.
The sun., 1897-01-31

nent men who will exhibit at the show. In
fox terriers. tho largest exhibitors will ba Au:
gust Belmont and l. and w. Rutherfurd. and
ing armies over tho nne points OF Blemton
Victor II. and the young Warren Sentence.
with Beverly Victor. and. in the wirc- haired
division. II. II. Hunnowell, Jr., OF Bostoh. will
be In the van. That young Philadelphia polo
show Irish terriers, and three Mesdowbrook
Hunt men sure 10 make entries hr9 sidney
Dillon Ripley. who is strong In black and
tans; J. l.. Kerrochan. VINO fLncies white Eng.
li.h terriers. and f.. Willard Roby, who Is
bulldog man.
In st. BernArds. Jacob Rupert, Jr.. Il per
haps the best known fAncter among tho tai
ent. bu, Richard Croker. who won hrst
with Pandora last year. may show again. In
the mastir and blood hound classes there will
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gtw Jersey Advertisements.
We. Keep Only Goods That Are
Fit 10 Sell. and Prices That
Will Sell Them. .t t..

New Jerseys Greatest Store. seve-
Acres or Home and Personni Need. soo.-
900 Square Feet, OF shoppiss Roor,.
Eight Entrances to Our Store.
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WHIfK-1tN FIECtA
White TO p AZ and mate In move -


white to pay and mate In two movea ...
SOLUTION To PROBLEM 40. sos.
l.R-Qe BxKt: 2 Kt-o eh. X B4; s. P-KA
n-9eRtRS 2. -o2ch. Z Kt; s Kt-
II q, mate
l. ROE 91R; .Kt-Boch, Q Kt; ~ Kt-Bo.
mate
R-aoRIoO 9. Kt-Bo eh. r Kt; g. Kt-
ROO, B-Ks: 2Kt-aG any move: s-Kt-Ba
R-oeQxEt o Kt-B g. mate.
!. 10 o. B-Kts .. kt-Q2 2eh, I Kt; .. PIX 4.
Correct .oiutions received from Fred Carter, Bos
ton; Yet Another. New York; once More, New York;
FRED Ensel. broohlyni 4 Quit,o-; New York; r. W.
huyles brooklyn: A. NJ wardmann. B,ooklyn;
@ fiens3nry; BOSTON; JvI In Time. New York: Take
Are Brooklyn; 3 Iotei. Meriden. Conn. h. $. wal
ters New York: o. y. MichAeis, Brooklyn: Il VI.
Mauser. New York: W. Winter. New York; Fl. b.
Maront New York. s. stemlsr. New York; }. Nan.
ming, philadelphia. Pa; sweet sixteen. New York
Grover. Li Banbury. Conn: Annie More, Hartford.
Hartford. Conn O. BiIby; Plattshurgh. y. T.; J.
Roberts New York: A. q. '. Harrington Park. y. J.;
VIM. schafer Newark. y. J. Elek Emil New York; J.
Custer. New York c. l. Risoy. New York: Juek Nc
Out stapleton. s. l.
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OUR CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM NO. 505-BY J. syEJDA. rRAGUl
BLACK TIN rtEcxS
on X 4: Kt on X X 3; H. on X Kt z and y :; Ps
on = kt I. k2. X =. X Ii y. II T. and = 0.
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IDBLPHI WINS FIVE CANES
Aad Defeats Pratt In the L. I. IuterseheL
astie HaadbaiI Toaruey.

The third ins,Aiiment OF games In the Long
Island Interscholastic hand ball tournament was
decided At the courts OF tho Central Branch. Y.
NJ. c. A., In Brooklyn yesterday morning. Tho
schools represented were the Adelphi Academy
andI Pratt Institute. The Adelphi boys won
Ave straight games and the series. Brookly.
High School still retains the lead with four
victories and no defeats. while In the indiv ual
contest there are four tied for nrst place Sum-
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ikBBs--Ss ks-kfa r p fIktks Xxx; Sfs %:..
fE;EEs,--Ss kkiiki = kKk,S Kkks,a :, mat. %:;.
k,Ek, any ota.r k. X x 81 Hs move. ann mate.
s fS ,s:s Y6fs %S
itS fSrs fhso
SS5s s,ars.n ssy asGsS NEW
Scfs, e o ,Fisnsssfy sosiG.: jus, il Tin.. S:w S
TAX NJ aIsStn SI Ha sG
conn YSssi M.T,asa. . Conn; Ami. More: a.I.
Rrcntiyn; R.. M M.s..r, New Yofs: W. winssr New
I.ann. MpS M fS.s p.a
s;saf sa 7s,S q f't aSg ES ffS !s.1
s Tys.ss s,sss'; + ss::
stapl.,os " 4 l., ~ S:w one sieoiiya. JUG. no o1''
w; {. ws.hhur.e Aiken, .rs, g. c.. forwarded an I'D
DEATH OF GREAT Player.
Andreas Aschsru the great isussian chess player.
dsd recently at Riga Russia AZ the age OF 80 year.
paysr and during n. .y &C. % 10 S. fe..rsSaIs Ss va.
con:'terri much stronger than Ts,hlgonn he wasa
sian ~ Jmnas!uuL
CORRESPONDENCE
Problem No, .s7 cannot be cooked" after all.
spaes w"as not p.rme ali to Se printed HoWs!sr "%
the letters OF some the ,ovsrs are rather p.rtine9
nslawin Sorwsls Conn, one of The original cool:
cred that there Is none after all"
ys': II S. y: .Is:
% S' % .sS sI's s fGi:
problem can't be cooke cooked quite distinguished
ATns Ncr.. Hsl,fcEl, Conn, send. ;hs following
to SS ~ CHI nna B n nSio k.k soon
K,EKsorR"H ' or X 1 K and d no mats mate Il !:
1Ts es i1f :'T' a"% i%f % Hss iAT'ie ~
R' no ms. x, and no Rss ff k,S dI k1K. ks fns
R-Kttwii eea proper defence, ana IN reply 70 !:
say rE: OF % sSs .s IL:
10 the position o. 60, wn,s King % a. Z does
Also GOO: : by means Of II R9-Ks L. R-K 5.
The weiiknown Southern che. player. J. E.
Orchard. now resident OF this city, writes to rHE
"Juds" w ". Montgomery who died a few days
No a. nj: moTs X HIsas G w evrSs the
IN The rn't,d states Tor several year. ne eait;d
~Sa tS.f s. % % Rs nRs
Sra. the ,ascs.s ot whSn wa: larssy @ due 70 e..
power. h: conts,isd tw.nty nve game. with Mont
sS" the odd. q pawn and move nvs al pawn and two
%cycs ana q. :, ne cd. q Gns6t 4, Sss ssnsla
10 game. ana 8 draws. Mon,soinsry SOON atterward
a%s' ~ sss n.
NTH s C. GHr,s ,s Gina then IN % Ssr
states. He ws.a lawyer q .ssspslonsl ability. and
:ds ons Juasc. the sapro cosrs Of
Gsorsl, 4, the time OF his death he was about 70
H. ss tss M Ss IL. hs'
selecting the hest players from all over the country
ON this side the ,electlons Are made almost wholly
r. o e ana
ssss ..:y ey
pattins your klnE on X Kt and the on or the
king on aud Z ono.
". j. W. Alsen ;-Noi IiE SrS does not CON
slider the knight to h- tina the
The placing Sf the kHyhts before thu bshops Ia the
of the position OF the dIa gram done
with any special design.
Nrs Fr!deswids y Rowland. chess editor OF tho
weekly Ivtsh Ti..ss writes to rRE SuS announcing
,ssa abe igssrsa 70 publish publish COLLECTION Of game, Of
through tho msfium OF ynE suS TO forward artieiss
e. ntssest wr,tsn by Pollock to her address Rusin
q &. ..sshs. L az e ,s. e:
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ing 10 done ON the crank and then transmitted
TO the hack chain pulley by pulley OF an equal
instead OF . larger size. While the dev CO Ia
somewhat novel. its advantage can only be as
certained by practical use. IL is fels that such
an appliance Is necessary on = front driver.
b that on a rear driver tho required ends arc
gained In a much simpler manner tth the or
dinary two pulleys OF different sizes and ono
chain. With this device there are two -chains,
four chain wheels. and two toothed wheels.
There islikely to be great demand for gear
cases by American riders.this year. The case
Is used abroad by all road men and is found TO
be a great protec ,ion to the chain. keeping 10
clean from dust and adding TO its case OF run
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.Ns .Ns1,|kna&E IL. Ia; a. (: t. 2,
WITTY " We
Broad, halsey. New and West Park Sta,
in the Very Heart Of Newark.

TT EAVY invoices OF Now
~ Spring Goods are arriving
@& daily, aud will be placed on
view as quickly as we can
find places Tor them
a LII goods marked in plain
"a figures and sold at ono
&&A price only. Goods delivered
at any railroad station in
New Jersey free of charge. No
extra charge for packing.
TTAHNE T. co. made popular
prices. and certainly, Hahne
Ash & Co. will MAINTAIN them.
Our trade north. south, and
west of Newark for many miles is
assured aud it looks as if New
York people are beginning to
realize that money can be saved
by-a visit to their country (?)
cousin" Jersey City and Hobo
ken people found that out long
ago.
ATEW. Bright, Fresh and Reli-
able are our goods, from
~ ribbon to gown. from pin to
bonnet and from toothpick
to parlor suit.
"VERY Conceivable Need for
Al. men, women and children will
- be found in our great store
at lowest possible prices.
"A FEAST OF values and flow
"A of bargains.
MO debssement of goods to re-
AZ duce prices.
DOUBLE the worth OF money
~ invested in many things here.
rOURTESY on the part of our
employees makes shopping
~ pleasant at our store We
do not eensider,it trouble to
show goods, whether you want to
buy or do not
HUR Furniture, Floor Cover
IL ing. Drapery, Dresswear.
~ Housefurnishing Shoe, White
and Muslin Wear, Linen
Sections. and all other departments
200 in number) will be resplendent
with new spring ideas this week.
Can any one afford to miss the
exhibition?
NoTE-9eoss deiversa free at a.y rssi-
resa static. In New Jersey. No sHssa
charge for paekiaE.
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Total points-AdsIphL I05i Pratt Institute Ia
The records of the schools are a. followsi
School. Wow Lost School Won Los'
brooklyn High.....k OAdelpht.........."I
Poly Prep"......o 2Pratt. ..,..,.,.0
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mover. - have been searching for II over twsaey
years,- writes this correspondent The problemi
hACK-THRKI rIEcrS
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resa static. In New Jersey. No sHtsa
charge for paekiaE.
The sun., 1897-01-31

Sections, and all other departments
Zoo in number) will be resplendent
with new spring ideas this week.
Can any one afford to miss the
exhibition?
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DEATH OF A GREAT PLAYER.

Andreas Ascharn n. the great ilussian chess player
died recently at gs Russia, At the OF So year,
When mere student he had a great reputation as
player. and during h,s stay In St Petersburg he
considered much stronger than Ts,hlgorn He was
professor OF the German language ct the Riga Hui
siAn ~ nAs!uu-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
A Dangerous Practice.

EDITOR GLOBE:
II the gentleman in charge OF the drug
store at Condor will explain through
your paper by what right he has to fill
physicians prescriptions (other than
his OWN when he has never complied
with the law in regard to securing a
druggists license, he will relieve the
anxiety of great many people in this
county. Only registered druggists can
legally fill prescriptions, and the ques-
tion is, why does he persist in openly
violating the law in this matter? He
boasts that he will "get arnnni the law
if he has to copy prescriptions sent in by
physicians on his own blanks-which is
even a more dangerous practice, both
for the patient and druggist"
INQUIRER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23

Patronize home industry and build mp
the resources OF our state. Buy the Sa-
lem Woolen Mills clothing. See P. Al.
for samples and prices.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
Lone Rock Rumblings.

w II Colwell and family are back onto
their farm again, for the summer at
least.
Mrs. Hogan is expected home next
week from her visit at Candy, Clacka-
mag county
Cattle buvrrs here are paving $l2 for
ones and 40 for twos, which is not 80
rocky, after all.
Oar farmers are busy putting in their
spring grain, and the prospect for a
bOuntefnI harvest is very bright.
Last week was the warmest spell of
weather ever felt in this loraIity during
the month Of April, consequently the
gentle rain showers Of Monday were just
what was needed.
The sheep men seem delighted at the
prospect Of good prices for wool. The
low prices for the last few wears have
made the sheep business a hard row to
hoe, but prosperity now stares them in
the face like full moon, we are pleased
to note.
The quarterly meetings Of the NJ. f..
church here Saturday and Sunday drew
large congregations The services con-
Quoted by Elder Warner were highly ap-
preciated by all who attended. Gene
Gilman brought Rev Warner over from
Heppner Saturday and attended the
meetings. They returned to Heppner
Monday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
Good Advice.

Don't let whisky yet the best oflyou
hut ii you want the best Of whSsky
wines, beer, liquors and cigars, the lilac
to find them is at the Summit SatoNn
in the old drug store huiliiuR j tiq,
pool and billiard paror IN coanertiob
Drop in and see for voursvivvs TIN
finest line OF wet goods" in the city. |
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
LANDS.

All persons desiring to acquire title to
any lands under the laws of the United
States, or under the laws Of the State of
Oregon, will do well to take theiY busi-
ness To- United States Commissiq ner S.
A. ID. Gurev, at Arlington, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23

The Butte Creek Land, Live Stock 4
Lumber Company has 250.000 feet of
seasoned lumber at its mill six miles
above Fossil. The roads are good clear
to the mill The company will give
larger discounts for cash trade than for
merly. The lumber, the roads and the
prices will suit you, Chas. Mckenzie,
manager
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
THE CONDON GLOBE.
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription 10 the GLOBE Ia BI. 80,
III paid In advance. II not paid IN advance 81
VIII be charged. pencil mark around this
notice indicates that your subscription has ex.
pired. Please renew promptly.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23

The Wasco Warehouse Co. has wool
sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
A Man Hung

Some of that fine Wallpaper Al Hen
shaw keeps in stock aud pronounced
it the best paper for the price ever
brought to the country. Buy some.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23

A beautiful l200-pound COW, years
old, fat enough for beef, for sale or will
trade for fresh COW. Inquire at this
office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
OIex Explosions.

DR. Tate, the dentist, is in Olex for a
few days. From here he goes to Glen,
and Condor.
We are having delightful rains now, +,
which are very beneficial to the growing
crops. Gillian will be strictly in it this
year
Our blacksmitbs are oveTun with
work, hich shows that our farmers
have not given mp hope of ultimate sue
cess in farming.
Earl Weatherford's house narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire the other day.
He came over to Olex and laid in sup
ply Of terra Gotta, to take the place of
the stovepipe.
A woodworking crew is at work this
week on the Cunningham hill and the
terrific blasting sounds from, here like
the distant roar Of heavy artillery. We
doubt of they make more noise with
their cannons in Cuba and Crete.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23

The Wasco Warehouse Co has wool
sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
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Subscribe for the Examiner at this Of
fee and win $4,000 farm in California,
a 1000 gold nugget or your weight in
silver. Remember that about all who
ever won prizes from this county sub
scribed through the GLOBE agent.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-04-23
manager.

Dr. j. T. Tate, one OF the leading dem
lists of Portland and the Pacific coast,
expects to make tour of Eastern Ore
gon this spring and will I've in Condor
some time in April to remain y few days.
This will be pleasing newsto those need
ing first-class dental work. DR.. Tate is
a graduate of the New York College Of
Dentistry and has held high positions
in the Portland Dental Society and the
Oregon State Dental Association.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21

made close study of the question for
years, and he not only says that to-
bacco will soon cease to be grown
there, but limits the time to ten years.
He says: ''The plant only thrives in
Sumatra in the virgin forest soil, and
attempts to nurse it in an exhausted
soil by means of manures have proved
in every case failure. After eight
years cultivation with tobacco the soil
is useless for producing the finer
kinds, and the inferior qualities are
not really worth the trouble of grow
ing and shipping. If Sumatra is to
maintain it's place as a tobacco pro-
ducing country, it's only hope is in
forming new plantations. This takes
time and needs considerable outlay,
and the only hope of salvation lies in
replanting the exhausted section with
trees. The reason the tobacco plant
in Sumatra prefers soil on which for
est trees have grown is to be found in
the presence of the vegetable compost
which is formed by the decaying
mic acid and in the double salts of sill
lea, which are nourishing materials
of great service in the proper cultiva-
ton CT the tobacco plant
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21
The Outlook.

There have been number of tObac-
co buyers around for the past two
weeks and although not much is yet
known as to the offers they are going
to make, our growers have no reason
to feel discouraged.
The fact that they are coming in
here already from New York, Tampa
and other places, is evidence that the
crop is wanted.
Mr.. ID. o. Curry, buyer for Evans &
Gartner, was here last week and look
ed at number of crops and he is eX-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21

plant more'n double as much agin as
mean more too. In course | know
how to make fine sun cured terbacker,
an | amt trustin' dat to nobody else,
nuther.
mo, sab, l amt nuver grumble
bout de price yet-do l see plenty Nv
dem what does, an 1 amt never spec
to crap more'n dem four acres-some-
times a little less den dat. [ amt
never hear nobody complain about my
terbacker yit-allus pear to suit dem
what buys it, and dey wants more.
Vas, | got $50 akers size desc four, but
desc four is dat rich as when L first
started, and richer, too.'-Southern
Tobacconist.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21
Southern Progress

is a beautifully illustrated sixteen
page monthly containing in each
number some twenty narratives of
Southern life, avocations and aspects
of nature. Aside from unusual liter
airy merit it's engravings are far SUI
perior to anything ever before pub
lished in newspaper. 1t is famil-
lar reference book to those Northern
ers who want information about the
South. 1t is also of especial interest
to every Southerner. Southern Prog
ress has never been less than so cents
a year. Parties who will enclose TWEEN
ty-five cents and mention this paper
will receive Southern Progress for the
next twelve months. Sample copy
five cents. Address Southern Progress.
No. oil South Tenth St., Philadelphia.
Pa.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21
From a Colored Man.

A typical Louisiana county, Va, ne
gro tobacco raiser was asked by us
very lately how he managed to beat
all his neighbors making tobacco as
was evidenced by his having always
led them in prices ON this market.
Here is the secret in his vernacular:
"What l does make, | makes de hes
de lam will fotch. | keeps putin
back de minure myself, en- L don't
spread out none like some folks does,
who amt never satisfied 'ceptin' dey
alters plants more'n dey can ten to.
No matter how terbacker is sellin, l
gets to de top price-it's allus $40 to
S12 roun'. No, sab, | amt neber study
in bout spreadin' out like some folks,
cause | dun seen UNI try dat, and my
four acres beats thern all de time. Dey
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-07-21
The Best
Smoking Tobacco NJ ade

pected back in a few days to make
some offers.
Mr.. VIM. B. Coorse, of New York, an
experienced buyer of Havana leaf, was
here and after examining number of
crops said that he was agreeably sur
prised at the quality. He took sam
Piles and will return in a few days.
There have been others whose names
we failed to learn and there ''are 9TH
ers''
We believe that those who are able
to do SO will be justified in having
their crop betuned and baled and in
this way be put in position to get the
very best prices.
Those who cannot do this must Of
course sell but they are not compelled
to accept the first offer made them.
An important matter for considera-
ton too, and now is a good time to
think about it, is to be able to pro-
duce the next crop at the least posi-
BILE expense. One man, for instance,
hauled his crop to Tampa and took 30
cents per pound for it and came home
happy because he said it paid him bet
ter at that price than anything else he
could raise. Another man says that
if he can be assured of 25 cents a
pound he will do nothing else but
raise tobacco.
And yet while these things are true
there are doubtless many whose crops
have cost them so cents a pound and
some perhaps as much as 81, but do
not just such instances come in any
business?
Many a man has made himself poor
at raising oranges while others got
rich. Many succeed with tomatoes
while others fail. Some of our phos-
phate miners are succeeding while
others have gone under.
Let the tobacco farmer get down to
the business right and his ultimate
success is certain. All the tobacco
sections of the Southern states are
prosperous and the growing are piling
away money while selling at from 8
to 10 cents per pound-and their yield
per acre is not many times larger than
ours either.
Solid sense and perseverance will
make barons of tobacco growers
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