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RACING MEETS
Results Of Contests on the Various
Tracks

Results of Contests on the Various
Tracks
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Track good. Re-
suits:
Five furlongs-Bulgarian won; Red Pi-
rate second; Foxey third. Time, 1:04.
Six furlongs-Fireside won; Utopia, Sec
ond; Casparone, third Time, 1:15h.
Seven furlongs-Osric II. won; Uncle
Abel, second; Imp. King Gold, third. Time
1923
Mile and 10 yards-Colonel Gay won;
Found, second; Don Orsino, third. Time
1:47la
Six furlongs-Algol won; Gibraltar, sec
ond; The Elector, third. Time, 1:15
Mile and 20 yards-Sir Rolla won; David
second; Masquil, third. Time, 1:451s.
CHICAGO, June 15.-Harlem results
track slow:
Sux furlongs-Hosie won; Weird, Sec
ond; Moroni, third. Time, 1:27*.
Four and half furlongs-Boney Boy
won; Pirate Judge, second; Mulvihill, third
Time, 1:01A.
One mile-Bonito won; Borden. second
Locust Blossom, third. Time, 1853
Mile and ne-eighth-Sundburst won; Joe
Clark, second; Pete Kitchen, third. Time
2:12A
Five furlongs-Mizzoura won: The Dea-
con, second; Maize. third. Time, 1:10N.
Six furlongs-Ramro II. won; Sangamon,
second: Foncliff. third, Time, 1:24
DENVER, June 1S.-Results at Overland
park:
First race trotting-George w. McKin-
ney won; John Nolan. second; Baby Wilkes
third. Best time, 2:17A.
Second race, trot.ing-Dazzle won; Jo-
sic c., second; Maggie Mcdonald, third.
Best time, 2:2O.
Third race. running-six furlongs: Swir-
ty won; Encino, second; Lorena H., third
Time, ILL.
Fourth race-fve furlongs: Midas won
Thurman, second; King Hazel, third.
Time, 1:O31R.
Fifth race-running, five and one-half
furlongs: R. @. Ban won; Oak Leaf. Sec
end; Torsion. third. Time, Ill.
CINCINNATI, June 13.-Weather cloudy
track fast.
Seven furlongs-Zufalig won Annie Tay-
lor second; Lyllis. third Time. 1854.
Four and half furlongs-May Be So
won; Schancken, second; Sisvic, third.
Time, :55%.
One mile-Elusive won; Harry Gaines,
second; Calleen. third. Time, 1.41%.
Mile-Creedmore L. won; 'Possum, Sec
end: La Grange, third. Time, 1:42&.
Five furlongs-Frank Bell won; Flavius
second; Obstinate, Simon, third. Time
1903.
Seven furlongs-Azuecena won; Pan
chita H., second; Leiwanna, third. Time
1881.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Results at Grave
send:
Five furlongs-Theory won; Tendreaz
second; Miriam Claire, third. Time, 1:03
Mile and a furlong-Imp. won; Havoc
second; Knight of the Garter, third. Time
1:55la.
Five furlongs-Formero won: Rusher,
second; Cormorant. third. Time 1:O2'.
Myrtle stakes, mile and one-sixteenth--
Lehman won Merry Prime, second; Sem
per Ego, third. Time, 1:49A
One mile-Geo. Boyd won; Tabouret
second; Mont Dor, third. Time. 1:43'.
(whistling Coon won by head, but dis
qualified for foul.)
Five and half furlongs-Bilai won
Ruskin, second; Irish Reel, third. Time
1:0S%.
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Lying,

baking powder, and money
making, have gone hand-in.
hand for years.
SeA,ll,ng's Best, the one
teaspoonful baking powder.
gets along without lying. go
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SPAIN WANTS PEACE
BUT SAGASTA WANTS TO DIG
TATE TERMS
Would Welcome Any Proposals Pro-
viding They Did Not Come From
the United States

BRUSSELS, June ia special Madrid
correspondent of the Petit Bleau OF this
city has telegraphed an interview which no
claims to have had with Senior Morino, the
private secretary of the Spanish premier.
Senior Sagasta, in which the secretary is
quoted as having formally declared that
the Spanish government will now accept
any peace proposal which is submitted
ION the express condition that 1t does not
emanate from the enemy" but the pre-
mier's secretary is said to have added,
THE international mediation which would
be especially welcomed on the part of
Spain. would be in the case Of the initia-
tive being taken by France or Austria"
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Chess Tournament

VIENNA, June 13.-In this afternoons
play of the ninth round of the international
chess masters tournament Tarrasch de-
feated Steinitz and Halprin defeated WAL
brot. The game between Alpin and Ma
rozcy was drawn. Pillsbury won his game
against Schlechter, which stood adjourned
from Saturday evening. The leaders in the
tournament are Tarrasch, Alpin and Pills
bury, I'M the order named
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ADMIRAL MoNTIJo EXPLAINS
Wanted to Fight Elsewhere Than a,
Manila

LONDON, June 13.-The Times this
morning gives space to a two-column ac-
count of the battle of Manila including Ad-
miral Montijo's version of the destruction
of his fleet. 1t contains nothing beyond
what has already been cabled to the United
States, except the statement of Admiral
Montijo that he intended to fight at Subic,
but finding that 1t would take at least a
month to put Subic in proper state of de-
Tense, he was obliged to return to Cavite.
He blames the Madrid government for the
disaster, declaring that he had constantly
made acquisitions for ships and torpedoes,
but that nothing came. AS a matter of
fact, he had, he said, no torpedoes except
such as he constructed himself with bad
material.
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Brig.-Gen, Otis in Command

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-Brig. Gen.
H. G. Otis will tomorrow assume command
of the Third brigade, and has appointed
First Lieutenant Sanders of the Fourth
Montana infantry and Second Lieutenant
Bradley of the Seventh California as his
aides. Lieut.. Sanders is a son of ex-United
States Senator Sanders of Montana.
Capt. A. W. Kimball has been relieved
from duty as assistant quartermaster in
the department of California and assigned
to Brig. Gen. Otis staff as quartermaster.
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Worden Will Be Saved

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The COM
mission appointed to investigate the mental
condition of Salter D. Worden, the convict
ed train wrecker. now under sentence Of
death, has reported that Worden has an
inherited predisposition to insanity; that
his execution would be unjust, and there
fore life Imprisonment is recommended.
Gov Budd says he will probably act ia
vorably upon the report by committing the
death sentence.
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WANTS TO SURRENDER
Governor Of Manila Anxious for Peace
But Afraid of the Army

HONG KONG, June 13.-(Special to The
Herald) The Philippine insurgents junta
in Hong Kong claims that Manila is al
ready occupied by General Aguinaldo and
his troops, but this has not been authenti-
Gated. The insurgent filibustering steamer
Pasig is still in the hands of the Hong
Kong police. United States Consul Wild
man positively declines to interfere. 1t is
known here that the Spanish governor of
Manila has offered repeatedly to surrender
the city but his army will not permit it.
What fighting there is now is all on the
defensive, the only hope of the Spaniards
being the arrival of reinforcements.
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Ethel Gill Buried

BUTTE, Mont, June 13.-The funeral Of
little Ethel Gill, the victim Of the outrage,
took place today and was largely attended.
Rev. E. B. Loundsberry, who preached the
funeral sermon, declared that no Justice
on earth was sufficient to punish this fiend
incarnate" Two more suspects have been
arrested. The police still think Charles
Smith, the first man arrested, the guilty
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Chinese Shoots a Bow

STOCKTON. June 13-Lee Long, China
man, was arrested tonight and charged
with assault to murder. Boys in the vicin-
ity of his house had been Fostering him
and he took a shot In the direction of some
of them. Bert Bremen. aged years, was
fully 2oO yards away from the ChinaNan.
but the bullet struck him in the back in
fiioting a dangerous wound. A search Cor
the ball failed to reveal it, but 1t is believed
that It did not pierce the lung cavity.
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Silver Republicans

DENVER, June 13-The Silver Republic
can party's state committee today adopted
resolutions in favor of fusion with the
Democrats and Populists in the coming
campaign on the state, congressional and
legislative tickets, and appointed a COM
mittee to confer with committees of the
other parties with this end in view. This
action was taken in accordance with the
wishes of Senator Teller.
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Train Robbers Captured

HOUSTON, Tex, June 1S.-The train
robbers who were concerned in the hold-up
of the Santa Fe at Coleman Junction and
the murder of Frank Johnson, have been
caught by the posse headed by Sheriff
Shields of Tom Green county. Three of
them were captured Sunday near Sonora.
The men offered to fight, and two of them
were wounded. They at once started to
San Angelo. The fourth robber was cap
tured today at noon.
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Smokeless Storage Depots

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Brigadier General
Flagler, chief of the ordnance department,
U. S. A, has been making experiments
quietly at the St. Louis powder depot near
Jefferson barracks, testing magazines on
their utility as smokeless powder deposit
taries. These experiments are understood
to have been satisfactory, and it will only
be a matter of some weeks now until
smokeless powder in large quantities will
be stored at the depot.
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Canadian Parliament Prorogued

OTTAWA, June 23.-The dominion par
Lament has been prorogued. After the
closing ceremony the governor general and
Lady Aberdeen were presented with ad
dresses in the senate chamber the occa-
sion of it being their last time to perform
that function. Lady Aberdeen was also
presented with a historical dinner service
the work of the Woman's Art association
of Canada.
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THE TEMERARIo MUST GO
Excuses Of Broken Engines Will No
Longer Serve Her

ASUNCION, Paraguay, June 13.-Via
Galveston, Tex, June 13.-The government
of Paraguay has appointed commission
to examine the engines of the Spanish tor
pedo-boat destroyer Temerario, in order
to verify whether, as claimed by her COM
mahder, it Is impossible for her to put to
sea, and to fix the term of delay which will
be allowed her in order to finish her re-
pairs. This action is the result of protests
of the United States consul, taken in view
of the neutrality of the republic of Para
quay.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
Governor Budd and His Generals in q
Wrangle Over Reorganization

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-The reor-
ganization of the National guard of Cali
fornia was the subject of a protracted con-
ference today between Governor Budd, Ma
jor General Dickinson and Adjutant Gen.
era Barrett. The governor desires to
grant leave of absence to members of the
guard now enlisted in the volunteer army.
General Dickinson wants to rehabilitate
the entire guard, while General Barrett
insists that if this is to be done, he is the
officer on whom the duty will devolve. The
governor has taken the matter under adj
visement, though ultimately 1t may be car
ried into court.
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Italy to Mediate, Mebbe

ROME, June 13.-(Special to The Herald.)
Signor Capelai, the Italian minister of
foreign affairs, declares that the Italian
government has authorized its ambassa-,
doris at Washington and Madrid to treat
with the Spanish and American ministers
for a step toward peace as soon as they
shall deem the moment opportune
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A Disastrous Fire

PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-The extern
sive plant of the Philadelphia OIL Refining
company at Point Breeze, in the extreme
southeastern part of the city, was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Through the eff
forts of the entire fire department of the
city the flames were held in check, and the
loss held within $500 ,0OO Two barges made
fast to the dock were burned to the waters
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Pioneer nead

STOCKTON, June 13-John Henry vogel-
sang, a pioneer of Stockton, father of Alex
T. Vogelsang, the we'll known politician of
San Francisco, of Ensign Theo. Vogelsang
of the Bancroft, of Ed Vogelsang of Fresno
county and of Judge Vogelsang, at one time
colonel under Barr.os, died In Stockton to-
day at the age of Is years from the effects
Of a stroke of paralysis received two weeks
ago.
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Tanner to Be Favored

CHICAGO, June 13.-Lieutenant Colonel
Bangs of the Canadian-American regiment
has received a telegram from Springfield,
ILL.,, stating that Governor Tanners son,
J. Mack Tanner, has accepted the colonelcy
of this regiment. Owing to this fact there
is little doubt that this regiment will be
called out Immediately.
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Attacking the Ministry

PARIS, June 13.-In the chamber of depu-
ties today M. Millerand, the mouthpiece of
the Socialists and extreme Radicals, opened
an attack on the domestic policy of the gov
eminent. The debate will decide the fate
of the Meline ministry. A vote is expected
tomorrow.
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Heavy Loss bv Fire

BARRE, VT, June 12.-The most disas-
trous fire ever known here occurred just
before midnight tonight, when Mackie,
Hussey & Co.'s granite plant was totally
destroyed. 1t was the second largest gran
lite plant in New England. the loss being
$10O, 900. Insurance, $2S,O0O,
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Sailed for Alaska

American Trading and Transportation
company's steamer Roanoke sailed for st.
Mchaels, Alaska, this afternoon, with a
large cargo Of freight and 200 passengers.
Among the passengers was J. c. McCook
of Philadelphia, recently appointed United
States consul at Dawson.
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Spain Cannot Borrow

LONDON, June IA dispatch to the
Morning Post from Madrid via Biarritz,
France, says:
Spains efforts for a foreign loan have
failed. General Blanco wires urgent de-
mands for supplies, as he expects the
blockade to become severer.
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los ANGELES HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE a.

the officers implicated with DR.. Jameson
In the Transvaal raid Of December 80, 1895.
with the exception of Major Sir John Will
loughby and Col. Francis Rhodes, brother
of Cecil Rhodes, the former premier of
Cape Colony, who are regarded as being
responsible for the invasion, will be REIN
stated in the army on half pay.
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COULD NOT GET IN
british Steamer Fails to Run the Cuban
Blockade

CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, June 13.-The
British steamer Ravendale arrived Satur-
day at Port de Paix, after trying unsuc-
cessfully to run the blockade at Guanta-
namo. Capt. Luke asserts that he saw
many transports full of troops" off Guam
.anamo. The shore appeared to have been
deserted by the Inhabitants.
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In Self Defense

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-Captain
Christensen of the schooner Reliance,
charged with the murder of Gustave Forst-
man master OF another schooner, was dis
charged from custody today by Police
Judge Jeachmson, as the evidence showed
that he acted in self-defense
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The New Revenue Law

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-Collector of
Internal Revenue Lynch this morning by
circular notified all cigar and tobacco man.
ufacturers in the district that when the new
revenue law goes into effect they will not
be allowed to remove stock from factories
until the taxes fixed under the new law
have been paid.
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ANaLo-FRENcH DISPUTE
The Disputed Territory in the Niger
VALLEY Divided

LONDON, June 13.-The Anglo-French
convention with reference to the disputed
territory in the Niger valley was signed
today.
France agrees to evacuate Kissi Boria
Acigor, Khan, Boussa. Couba and lilo, but
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Transport Indiana Arrives

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The trans
port Indiana arrived this morning from Sc
attic and Port Angeles and anchored IN the
harbor. The government will take possess
sion of the ships Immediately. The Indiana
is in ballast.
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Presidential Nominations

WASHINGTON, June 13-The President
today sent the following nominations to
the Senate:
War-Volunteer army, to be Brigadier-
General, James H. Barkley of Illinois.
To be Assistant Surgeon, with rank OF
First Lieutenant, Rollin 7. Burr of Cali
fornia.
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Investing Idle Funds

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The state
board of examiners has decided to invest
$4,000 OF state funds, which have been
lying idle, in the new war bonds Of the
government. The annual interest will
amount to $3.50 which will be turned into
the public school fund.
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Undelivered kilograms

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph office for Mrs.
Charm W. Sanburn, James P. Clark, Bill
Daily, Annie Strickling, R. ]. Sloan, Miss
Leonora Laugham, Adolph Stahl, Chas.
H. Gallagher, e. P. Gray, Mrs. Soto.
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More Queen Ironclads

LONDON, June 14.-According to a dis
patch from Madrid to the Financial News,
three Spanish ironclads from Madagascar
waters have arrived in sight of Manila, and
Admiral Dewey's ships have gone to meet
them.
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edge, and one ship, the County Dumfries,
was slightly scorched. Within the dock
buildings were 5000 packages of paraffine
valued at $3S, 900, and 900 cases of crude
oil, valued at 5000 900, and 1900 barrels Of lu-
bricating oily. The company carried its
own insurance,
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California Appointments

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The senate, in
executive session, today, confirmed these
nominations: Henry H. Ellis of California,
consul at Turks Island, w. I. Postmas-
tiers: California, r. A. Edmonds, Bakers
field; Arizona George w. Cheyney, Tucson.
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Germany Comforting With Spain

LONDON, June 13-The Singapore cor
respondent of the Times says: Letters re-
ceived from Manila, dated May 26, say that
the prolonged conference between the Ger
man consul and Captain General August
were exciting attention, and had led to
the belief that Germany has designs on the
Sulu archipelago.
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Three Bows Drowned

OTTUMWA, Iowa, June 13.-Johnnie
Whitaker, Erwin Wilson, Ray Lester and
Fred Jepson lie dead here tonight as the
result of youthful sport on pond with ten
feet of water. The boys were on raft
which capszed. None could swim, and all
sank before help arrived.
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Murderer Bowles CAUGHT

UKIAH, June 13-Patrick Bowles, who
shot and killed his brother-in-law, c. s.
Despair, and fatally wounded young man
named James Skiffington, near Comptche
yesterday. has been arrested. He was
found at the house of a friend, near the
scene of the double homicide.
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The Centennial Rejected

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The report of
the third examination under government
auspices Of the steamer Centennial has been
received here, and shows that the vessel
is unsuitable for the purpose intended.
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Subscriptions for Bonds

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The loca.
subscription to the new 3 per cent govern
ment bonds at the First National bank at
p. m. today amounted to $1520,000 against
81 456,725 at the close of business last Sat-
urday.
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Opposes Fusion

OMAHA, Neb., June 13-The eighth an
nual meeting of the Reform Press associa-
ton began here today. President Frank
Burkill of Mississippi. in his annual ad-
dress, severely scored the Democratic par
ty, and opposed anything like fusion.
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Germany's Force at Manila

LONDON, June 13-The Berlin CORES
pondent of the Times remarks that with
four warships already at Cavite, and with
the Darmstadt on the way with 400 men,
Germany will have a force of 5000 marines
at Manila"
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Another Battery Starts

NEW YORK, June 13.-The Aston noun
tain battery of artillery broke camp today
at p. m. and left for San Francisco, en-
route to the Philippines.
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The DUTY on Tea

NEW YORK, June ia duty Of ten
ents a pound on tea under the new war
revenue bill has caused a boom In the tea
market, and prices have advanced very
rapidly during the past week.
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Officers Reinstated

LONDON, June 13.-The Marquis of
Lansdowne, secretary of state for war, an
rounced in the house Of lords today that
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-06-24
MIX River Valley of rlontana.

A long stretch of fertile valley land
producing all the staple grain and
root crops. Eight cooperative farmer
bitches already in operation between
Havre, Chinook and Harlem. Room
for more colonies Of farmers who can
easily build their own bitches on free
homesteads at cost of from SO to 81
in labor and cash per acre. Irrigation
is the use OF water for crops when
end where it is needed. 1t means
crops every year. In connection with
stock growing, it is sure avenue to
wealth. Good openings for poultry
and dairying. " Chances for any in
dustrious man to own horses, cattle.
sheep, hogs and hens and get rich.
Hundreds of homes to be had in sight
of daily trains on the Great Northern
Railway. Good market and shipping
facilities. Water rights still to be
had in the river and plenty of chances
in the tributary streams. Extensive
live stock ranges border the valley.
Grass sun-cures on the ground into
standing hay Precious metals and
timber in the immediate vicinity.
Montana is the richest state per
capita in the Union. For further in
formation and printed matter address
Moses Folsom, immigration Agent,
G. N. Ry,, st. Paul. MINI.
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THE HYNSON STRAWBERRY.

A new strawberry will be on exhibit
tion at the Review Office on Wednes.
day, June 20. 1t is without doubt the
greatest perfect Towering, fruit pro-
ducing plant originated. 1t is equal
to the Crescent in producing fruit,
and being perfect in itself, can be
planted alone for main crop. This
is the berry that has long been looked
for, and will do away with mixing
your plants in order to have them
fertilize. This berry was originated
five years ago by Robert E. Hynson, OF
Spring Island. He originated sever
new varieties, but considered only
three worth saving. These are known
as the Great Bob, the Great Benja
min, and the Hynson.
Don't take anybody's word for it,
but come and see for yourself. HI
will sell them $50 cheap that all Car
buy. One dozen SOC. Special rates
by the hundred. Visitors always
welcome at the fruit farm.
ROBERT E. HYNsoN,
Spring Island.