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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
CODE AMENDMENTS.
They ara Under Consideration Oh
Conference Committees Report.
RAILROAD BILL REsURRECrEp'
The House Discusses II at Length-fer'
sonali,ies Ia 'hc stn'
ate,

The report Of the conference cou''
mi,,ee on the code was submitted 10
the Senate this morning. Thefe "Ss
a minority report which oolec1eu u.
putting into the code the PROVISIONS o. y,
Hamer,s follow servant bill, but on All
other questions the conference com
r,,,,.o we're unanimous. The minoFl-
10 ,snort was adopted, and the fellow
s.,vant matter was rejected. The
sons,e decided that it would have
read in open HsssiOn the House
amendments before adopting them
md this was proceeded with 'hi'
afternoon.
In the House the entire forenoon
after the reading Of the journal apu
mart of the afternoon, were consumed
IN considering IL. b. lib, the ralitoaO
hin prepared by the committee, whiof
was killed in the House some days ago
There ia at this writing, strong
nronab,lity that this bill will becom'
part OF the code. n,u =,
THE Senate overlooked Its dignity q
far this morning that several OF IL
members Iesorted TO persohhll1ie'
which were later paiiiateu by apoIosie,
and retrnctions. The matters Whio'
gave rise 10 the exhibitions Ui ieelInl
were trivial, ana placid tnriacs wa
soon restored.
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MODEL FARMS.
In Kansas and Nebraska, where Improved
Methods Are Employed.

In Kansas and Nebraska, where Improved
Methods Are Employed.
The attention soil culture is receiving !
in the west determined the Burlington |
company to establish number of ex'
detrimental stations, or model farms, in
order to demonstrate the advantage of
most improved methods of soil culture
and lead farmers Of Nebraska and Kan
eas to new efforts in this direction and
enable Thorn to become independent,
eycn in so called drought sections
md "dry yoars" Incidentally the COM
many expects returns from its invest
monts in increased and regular crops,
! necessitating heavy freight and pnssen-
ger traffic work on tho lines Of the west.
| In this connection the Frisco Chronicle
reports as follows: Something was done
in this line by the company last year,
and with immensely satisfactory results
Tho farms consist Of 40 acres IN each
station under the Immediate supervision
of practical aud tried farmers Of tho
naighborhood Each farm will be visit
ed frequently by one Of the corps Of
Professor Campbell, who are skilled in
the new methods
Nebraska and Kansas farm staples,
corn, wheat, rye, oats and potatoes, will
be produced The farming ut Che expert
mental stations is conducted primarily
on the theory that the rainfall of the
west is ample and abundant for all prao-
tical farming purposes, but owing to
capillary attraction the moisture escapes
before it performs its proper and desired
, functions. Tho now method will con
! tribute to retard the action Of natures
law at critical moments and retain tbs
moisture.
Experience has demonstrated that thu
virgin soil of the western prairie is dry
and hard to an unknown depth. How
ever, where tho surface has been dis
turbed and capillary attraction interior
cd with tho same soil under exaotl,
similar conditions otherwise is mois
and mellow as desired by farmers Oh
this theory the small grain will be drill
ed in lines far enough apart to permi
- cultivation Tho surface will be regu
lurly cultivated to depth Of one or tw
inches, capillary attraction will brin
tho moisture this near the surface, wher
I the attraction Of tho molecules is dc
stroycd, and tho unlimited store of moi
turo is distributed gradually to the root
of the grain instead Of passing rapid
p, into tho atmosphere.
Fl. Tho professors and experts will spen
c the remainder of their time in speakin
IS at farmers institutes in this and adj
n cent states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Ing the matter urdar control Of the
city councils. , t,t,.
nil The House took recess until
pm. 49, o, ,ecass.
conlinuei the consideration o. the
railroad bin. THIS morning the house
= nsenIed to the re-intrOduciion OF thls
hiii ON the assurance TINS ita itienue
vnuld allow 70 remain IN II sections 20
ami 10. which relate ~ discrlmilnatlOn'
R,viauce moved 90 strike out
nose sactions, and the opponents OF
his motion charged baa isi!h. "NsoH
moved to strike ut the onacting clause
An acrimonious debate enBued, penu'
Ing which Wils5n withdrew hls
motion.
Kenner favored striking out for the
reason that II railroads are CONF
uelled to treat oil ship ere
alike, many low sra o mines woulu
nave 10 shut down. The debate was
general, and at lougth, On . ro'l call
the motion to strike out was lost ny q
vote o.! 20 10 Is.
On motion Of A. p. 5orensen the
vote by which the bill ives
90 amended rs to make rail-
| roads liable for all 1--we atOch
killed on the track, besides being u
qnirel to fence the tracks anu pro
vide cattle gutrdr, etc, was recon
sidereJ, ami the question was ueior'
the House again.
A long aud general debate on variou
amendments relative 10 this festut'
OF the bill euaued. Al Iengtl
AnE amendment was adopted whic'
relieves railroad from dam
ages tor st5o1 kllist wHcFo ios
track IS fenced. provided VITA esI1
guards, etc.
Murdoch then fiered o suoslltu'
for tue sec,ion whiun had thus pee
amended, which was adopted. IN
substitute simply made the rsiltoa
liable Tor oil stock killed, witn OF Wl'n
out any fence. The bill then pAsseu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Some years ugo a regiment Of volunteers
was oncamped on the outskirts of a conn
try town. Among those whose curiosity
led them TO tho enchmpment were three
hardy lahorors.
AS tho three wcro strolling round the
r1mp they cume across "A large tent, over
which was written tho following notice.
"Dluuurs-as much as you like for shll-
ling" Being hungry, the three went IN
10 dine
They began their meal, md aftor fyo
other parties had come In, dined and Como
again thgy were still busy eating Present.
B "a young man, evidently ono OF inc at
PENDANTS, camu up, and tapping ono OF
Thorn lightly on tho shoulder said in low
voice.
"Hgro, you chaps, my governor sent nc
TO say that II you like To go now ho won
Charge You anything for what you have al
roady eaten. pearson's Weekly
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PROCEEDING SLOWLY
County Obj els to the Taking Of
Architect KeFn'S testimony.
IT TAKES ALL MORNING TO ARGUE


At the present rate o speed at which
the Bowman case Is procesdhg' the
hearing is moro likely to consume q
month than w0ek's time az was
thought OF first.
The case opened up this morning by
counsel Tor the plaintiff ceiling TO the
witness stand Architect Kern. II ls
Bowman's Intention to prove by TINS
witness that the estimates as turnleheu
by the architects OF the building, escn
month according 10 the contract, wef,
rot fair estlmates. C5uuty Attorney
Van Colt, on behalf Of tho county
objected 30 the taking cf Kern'a testi'
moDy, ON the ground that 1t would he
incompetent, conteuding that tue
question OF value was controlled By
the Arehitec q estimate, and tina
plaintiff could not 20 outside Of th'
RECORD; that objections to tho est
males shouli have been male at the
time they were furnished. The ques
tion was argued Tor upwards OF tW'
hours, during which Judge CheFty
excused the jury until . O'Clock
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srorRs AND nAKKErS.


Vgw YouK. March 8-rradiug at the out
set on stock exchange today was character,
lzed By strength anu moderate volume OF
denlings. lndusuials and international Hhares
were leaders OF tho improvement, inc lhttet
betpr faynrabiy affected By better tone IN
foreign markets. The bears selected New
Jersey Central % vulnerable point OF httac x
md effected u decline OF rs. sugar deeiineu
a FACTION on roalizinE, but tho general iis''
while Il WAS duit, was steady AZ tue TOP leVel
The forenoon speculation was mArheu ny
neretstent endeayOr of tue bear faction 70
rre4te "A genera, reaction by attacking the
specialitios sugar was effected by INC reduc-
tom OF the urIco Of the lraduct ana IumOTs
regarding the probable tatih rate on rehheu
sugar and declined per cent ,
Waiiways on foreign report maintained men
6trength stuObOrnly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

After the close OF the NEWS report
on Saturday the following was done
The State board OF examiners re-
turned, approved, the claim oil the
Times Publishing company, Tor go Iot
n lost warrant.
Uarbour's bill creating State board
of public works and providing that all
pubiic work be done by the day was
nassed. with amendments, Striking
out the clause providing for the board,
and leaving II optional ON the pAtt ui
the proper officers, whether or not the
work be done by cay or Contract.
s. B, 30, the mining recorder billi
came from the House with amend
ments. which were all concurred In.
The bill passed again by unanimous
vote.
The code was taken up with the
House amendments, some OF which
were objected to, and conferences
COMMITTEES was appointed, VIE. hameri
Monson and Snow.
The Governor notified the senate o.
his approval Of CAnnon's Bill Tor the
compulsory education OF deaf, dnm'
and blind children. :,
RideOut introduced 3, Is. ".
provides that 1t shall be unlawful ioI
any railroad company, in this state
to discriminate in freight rates ngalns
citizens or corporations oil TIM
State In favor OF citizens o
corporations Of any other state, or
unduly discriminate between citizen
or corporations OF this State. Viola
ton Ia made misdtmeanor, with
maximum fine OF $500.
Smeot introduced s. b. 7S. to attac
part OF Juab county TO Utan county
The proposition to be sub nitled to III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

walker-A. L. Fitch, Omaha; w. H.
Thatcher, Logan; IL. z. Oliver, Mereui'
NJ. Young, dayton, Ohio; win Q. Cow
por. New York; Fred Turner, Logani
J. Il. Ellison, Binghaini IL. Ohgtle1I'
Butte; ). G. Kennedy, New york; D.
Davis, Ogden.
Cullen-S. J. DuusmOre, cltyi X. @.
Lund, ST. George; G. i. Warren, ciiyi
George circuit aud wife, Monroe, la'i
Henry Hayden, p. Casey, Jae ,.,,i,,
Mich; n. u. Pitzer aud WIFE, Austin
Barnett, Glenwood, Col; e. ). Renshawi
Castle Gate.
Templeton-G. II. Allison, San Fran
cisco; W. c. Shoemaker and WIFE, A. D.
field: Il. A, Major, st. Louis Charles II.
Hopperis Chlmmie Fadden CO., New
York; II. b. Ruusdell, Council Blun-;
Alfred Wykes, w. j. Walsh, New YORK
Knutslord-Iames Carney, St. Paul ,
Mimi; W. {. Larson, ST. Paul, MINI,
II. W. Bradley, san francisco; w. IL.
Snodaker, San Franciseoi Il. w. But
lock Chicago: John IL. Bacon, New
York: NJ. l.. Hunt and wife, Uincinnalii
| Katharine Hunt, Ciucinnnti; Mrs. L.
| Goldberg and daughter, Denver, CoIo.;
{. w. Price, Fort Brinton; William l.
| nughaou, San Francisco; George r.
kaufman, New York; l.. W. shursiiu
| Ogden.
Grand Pacific II. II. Tresidder, De
! Lamar, Idanoi $, j. Warren De Lama r.
| Idaho; t. j. Evans, San Francisco Cai'i
| Edward Roid willard, Los Angeles,
| Il. d. Lam, Ogden; Edward stanley
| Spokane, Wash; James Barnes, Rock
Springs, Wyo.; W. p. Ledwiek. city
Mrs, George sabra, Chicago, H.; Johl
Hopkins, Croydon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

electors OF both counties stthe nov
ember election. ~ ,sht,,
for tue industrial home bnilulhg iol
n,,ner,s hospital, was passed unOet
i,,.'snstnn Of the rulsp. The suDsti'
tnfs asks Tor the building but makes
nn pledre asto what IL ehall be usel
Tor. ,..,srto
,xerut,ye session to consider tho Cow
eTnot,. nominations msmbsrs u the
hoard OF labor, Cancellation and aiol-
tration. After some discussion the
mater was aid over until TO-DAY.
Tbs Senate then took reoeB'.
Al the evening session 8. y. ga, the
fish amt game Dili by Inc lOlhi cJhl,
miltse, was taken up. Smoot OIL 'Ieu
an amendment giving the state hsn
anu game warden power TO app
1eputieg ana send them to any pAIt OF
the State TO enforce the law. ne
amenument wRB voted down ana Ine
BIZ went over unui today.
Evans again tried 20 bring up tue
fifea police ball bat Jailed.
| Chambers csliei NJ the hah ana
pame bill again and offered an amend
nent prohibiting the shipping sout OF
| Inc State VI ali fsh txcsp. ohuUs,
suckers, muilet and corp. 5m. pt
| Dppossd tho amendment ami claimed
| it was in the interest Of few game
| gentlemen" aud not in the Interest OF
Inc public. The amendment failed
and the senate Adjourned.
The Senate came TO order at lU'Io
q. M. this morning aud spent uhtlI
I2:25 discussing the reports OF the N
ference committee on the question o
the amendments to the code offered BY
the House.
HameT, 40 CHAIRMAN rendered :
majority report, wnirn inoluied lh'
attention OF his "iellow servant" oil
az al alnendmen. 10 that title OF IN
ceGe.
which is as iolowi:
Committee Room, March 6, 1897.
MIR. President:
Asa member Of your committee ol
conference on 5. b. II, l beg leave to M
minority report. respectfully az
sent from that part OF the report VINO
, recommends the insertion OF tho amend
ment to the yellow servants titlc," 0
the ground that this is $, b. ~ which IN
Senate killed, on final passage, and VINE
on motion TO reconsider failtd; ana
insert it now in the code is not only OF
OF order, but transcenda our powers
"A conference committee. l reconineh
!, that the Senate do not concur IN TINS pa
: | of the conference committee report
Il. IL. Snow.
a These two reports created n gees
II deal OF very heated discu'slon, uurln
3 which come personalities were u
o dulRed in ana finally ended IN u
/, adoption Of the minority resOri, Whlc
II rejects the fellow servant amvndmen
o Snow moved to a1op. the nalorlt
report as amended, by the adoption
!, the minority report, which queslic
/. was before the Senate when recei
!. as taken until 2 pm.
10 Came to order at 3 .. m.
The Governor communicated his
o nointment OF H. g. Schramm and
IA A, FenemoTe az members OF the sta
10 board OF phafmacy, and w.
r, Buchsr and j. w. Thatcher as met
bers of tho State b1nrd OF dent
Of examiners.
g 8, Is. 81, the tah and game bill, "
10 up Tor confederation. Johus5n oner
an ameDumeut allowing tho killing
II hawks as they werg not cOnsidertu
DR. benefit to anyone but were Rr'
e, damage to poultry. Ho SAID IN,
81 were no field mice or squirrels ia
lie mart OF the country, HIS Rnendm'
or was being discussed when this rep
to closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

After the close OF the NEWS report
on Saturday afternoon, consideraIiO
OF the code was continued. No i'm.
portant amendments were maIe, ara
at 4 O'Clock the entire bill had been
gone through, anu II passed by
unapimons vote. A conferences com
mittee on the amendments was hp-
pointed, consisting OF sloan, Wilson
ana Shepard.
The celebration committee recon-
mended an appropriation OF S2'UuU loI
| part payment OF the expenses Of the
session OF the rransmlssisslppl con sress
| TO be held in this city this spring.
The following bid were introduced
| by unanimous consent.
By committee on LABOR: IL. y. 100,
| making q railroad company respJusiult
| Tor INJURIES received w one employ,
through the negligence Of another.
BY Dltson: ii. b. l4l, appropriat
ing 81, 900 ior road from MinersVii
to Beaver.
BY Committee on irr ga on; II
b. l42, substantially re'enaci!ng ihl
present law on irrigation, ou! correct
ing come discrepancies
Adjourned.
ImIn ediately after disposing Of ID
Journal today, the House gave J03ep;
Klmbsll, chairmAu Gf the rIilrJ o.
committee, unanimous oonaent " q
] introduce ii. b ll3, tho railroad oil
ami the measure WAS considered.
debate occurred on section 25i rela!lu
b. 10 discrimination, aad motion
| strike It cut was Lost. AppEreutly
was necessary to retain this section Il
J; order u ave this bin, al IL was tn
/, striking out OF It which caused l.
/, defeat OF the bill the other day.
A warm debate occurred on a ciIu
l. winch m ,de the railroad inbe iyr o
l., stock bllled GA lence1 tracks. tn
u clause prevailed.
Another long debate occurred o
Is Keunet's amendment to pret sI
trains from running through towns
q a greater speed tuHn eight miles 90
:; hour. Tbs amendment was lost, lra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports enowing observa.
lions at 8 am. today:
Salt Lake City--Barometer, S0l9;
temperature, "a; minimum, 10; wind,
east, . miles per hour; rain, ,SS inches;
clear.
Baker City-BaTometer, 30.l2; tenn
peraiure, Is; minimum, 10; wind,
southwest, light; ralR, .l6 inches;
cloudy.
perature, "a; minimum, "a; wind,
north, light; clear.
Havre- Barometer, 30.l6; tenn
perature, IS; minimum, -6, wind,
west, light; g miles ger hour; rain, .0s
inches: snow.
"Reminiscences, 1925; tempora.
ture, "A; minimum, Il; wind, west, t
miles per hour; rain, .OS inohesi
cloudy.
Miles City Barometer, s0.l6; tenn
psra,ure, "A; minimum. a; wind
south, light; rain, IA inehesi clear.
Winnemucca - Barometer, 3O12
temperature, %; minimum, ~; WIND
southwest, miles per hour; rain
.Ol inchet; cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Barometer 1910; ten
perature, IS; minimum, 10; wind
south, 80 miles per hour; rain, %
inchet; cloudy.
General and local forecasts for
hours ending 8 p. m. Tuesday:
For Utah: Forecast made at SA
Francisco.) Fair tonight and Tuesday
continued cold.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fa
this Afternoon, tonight ana Tuesday
continued cold.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature ia shown In III
fac siuile thermom eter given below;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

The Supreme court has handel
down an opinion In the case OF
ChstIes Hsout vs. Joseph Wetzler,
setting aside the ordsr Of the o1uFJ
below sud granting a new trial This
is the case wherein the doieudant was
sued Tor So, 500 aad Costs for having
msda certain false representations
reel Getting certain land in Colorado.
Tue case was tried and verd lot
TeuLstel fot the de q dant. The
plaintiff appealed with the above
gegult.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
A NEW INVENTION.
The West side Fire neparim n Tess
New EXtingu sher VITA
urtat Success.

The Yves; Side FIRE department gave
n urlvate exhibition la the rear oil inc
station this afternoon. The orlect oil
the exhibition was Tor the purpose OF
testing tac "iittle giant fire extln'
guishst,p invented by Frank b. John.
sou, lato surveyor Of comblsiiolee oil
the New York lire department.
4 box nine feet high anu nVe iee'
" do, died with kludiiug shaving
aud Kerosene oil was sci afire, The
flames lesping sky ward, but only for
sscund or two, as tho eXtloguishei
coon put them out.
The exhibition WAS given under the
direction OF Captain W. IL. BJ WI alter.
and was witnessed by Cnisi DIVINE
ana u numUsr OF leading citizsus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Judge Hiles has been engaged today
hearing tealim ony on the motions oil
Attorneys VAriau and Dry, wherein
they aek that the compensation oil int
receivers and attorneys be lxed In tue
Bacon bank case.
The receivers, Messrs. Jacobs ahu
Knox, want So 600 Tor thnir aerv!ce7'
ii. II. Raa wh3 luIchnted the osst
OF the Salt Lake sad Mercur bank
oppose the allowance. IL Is though
that the attorneys for the receivers
will ask TO bU allowed slmllai
amount. Attorney Dickson, rspie-
senting Rea asks the court to author q
the receivers to execute u deed 10 nm
Of the assets purchase
Rea, it VIII be remembered, boughi
the a,sets OF the tw banks for SBO,OJU.
OF thls amOuut he has paid TO the
roce vsrs So 900, leaving q balance o
s54, 900 due. The lsecured claims
against the banBa aggregate Ia lhv
neighbOrhood OF S2Ol, 1910, ami out
DI this total Roa has purcuased claims
t. the amount Of nearly Sl75,0 900. Tae
| SD 600 due from R5l. iogetuer with
| toe Sl5, 600 now i b. hRpcs Of lh'
| receivers would make \ dividend Of
| about 30 cents on tue dollar, AMI II
the entire amount were applicable
| Rea would not only not have 10 pay
tee receivers anything, but w1ul'
receive several thousand dollars from
then, but on the other hand, IL tbs
sl5 900 which the receivers now h ave
shUuld oil be used in paying them
selves and other attorneys, the diVl
dund would only be In the neighbour
d ood of S2B3 per cent, and alter pay lnl
himael', M Rea would owe the II
ceiveIg IS Hl0
Aiter heAtinl the testimony OF suy
ersl Witnesses, tue copr took the ma
ttE u der advisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08
TIE GREEN BAG.

Frederick C. l. UfbouFow OF this
CITY. son Of the well known Judge
Lgofbourow, was admitted to practice
M the Fsieral court this moruiug.
Judge Norrel and Court stem
ographer Pike returned from Coalville
Saturday night. Court viii be- heIu
tomorrow.
IL. ID. Pslersen an N. II. Ives, both
O. Weuer cou lty, Were commissioned
uotBries Lublc toIuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Flora Larssn was granted a decree
divorce from Frederick hNrsea by
default, In Judge Hiies's court, Satur-
day, on tho grounds OF failure 10 pro-
vide anu deseruon.
Jghn p. CRhoon hsg entered attach
ment proceedings against Joseph Butte
to recover SllS02, alleged to be du
for goods EoIl ana delivered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Ohib, ip 1856, comi,9 70 Salt Lahe
City in isQ2 Since 1898 Mre. Burnt.
has lived apart ir1m ner husoana aug
has refutel TO 1.-Two with MN s,hue'
There were no childron born lto tneH'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

Judge CAerry granted IA divorce this
afternoon 20 Arthur G. HuruI from
his vito I l. BuTIItl. Inc decree
went by dslanlt.
The parties wer, married In Lims,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

William ii. Fowler has fllel a suit
for divorce IN the district court against
his wife, Margaret j. Fowler, alleging
adultery. Mrs. Fowler iiei an answer
auu ctoss'complaint, ue ying her
quit, and asks that she be- granted a
divorce from Fowler on The snms
ground,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

The case OF the North Point Con-
solidated Irrigation company ct al VS.
ms Utah and Sslt l. Ike Canal COM
pauy ct 81, viii be tried before Judge
Norrell, commencing tomorrow morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-08

3hluRgJ. MAfcn o
wheat--March. "A; May. 7jl,
Corn March 49,. Mry, Nt'
Oats March, 10; May, Isses.
Pors - March SEQ; MPy 'haV'
tard-M March gt.O5; May, 81 10
Hibs-MArch, A.35 May $3.50
FIax-isa79ii
limothy-G5O
Rye 9lA
Barley--JQ32
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-18

In the fall of 1898 son of Mr.. L. A.
Mcfarland, prominent merchant OF
Live Oak, Suffer County, Gala, was
taken with a very heavy cold. The
pains in his chest were so severe that
he had spasms and was threatened
with pneumonia. His father ave him
several large doses of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy which broke up the
cough aand cured him. Mr.. McFar'
land says whenever his children have
Group he invariably gives them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and it always
cures them. He considers it the bes
cough remedy in The market. Fol
sale by all druggists and dealers; Ben
son, Smith & Co. agents for the Haw
allan Islands.