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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
NT on THE MARKET.
snG DISCUSSION IN the CABINET


.,.,,.,n. Dec. 9.--The discussion
a-,,us Of the administration OF
. affalrSi In cuba, Porto Rico
,hs philippines under the treaty OF
30. ..,ieh IL about TO be signed In
.,tnied q large par, u ,he lime
ram - cabinet meeting. The estab-
o. .ye m a new postal system IN
- rsr1ris1 as n pressing nccca-
tlgA M pfssent purpose IL 20 fashion
i,sw sys,em as far as practicable'
An our own model
a...,.gratna were read from Admiral
800 aud Gen. OTIS at Manila. Elving
w, Vows as TO the number OF troops
~, !, would be necessary 10 Keep IN
l.' phliippinrs during the adininlsira-
"a Of ths military government. ruf-
han this the contents of these
t,,-is were not made public. hut the
- ann received. u II stated. was
....iv stilgficiory 10 the Prtaldent.
,.sis.. mad been heard from Paris up
,hs Close u the cablne; meeting.
sffrlnl dental II authorized thai
- a. n the Philippine Islands tu
- ,iher na.ion has ever been cOnsld-
"a by this government. and II u
u.,.t nat she published statements O.
t.,ffstt thH their sale 90 Japan had
IN unior discussion were ai,ogslher
rss. -
.,iis ttrlif MEASURE. which IL now In
..,p,raiiYn here. to 10 into force, "a
- manned. ontcmpurlncously with
n, .n;ifr reiinquishmcn. of the Islands
s9 M spanish on January LIST. This
,,,lr measure. u II raid. viii show an
s,sfiro reduction all along thu line Of
= m cent from she Spanish tarin
f.is Tht understanding now IA tina,
,sife will b. no export duties, and that
h o.hef ways the burden " taxation
lin b. reduced.
Psrsmasier General Smith remained
!. f6nfuiinti1n with the President al
rsr the entire afternoon. talking over
a. scheme u postal administration oi
rlha There are fwo projects COnald-
~ one 10 establish a United siates
si'im ssnilny 90 that now operated
\ Pirio Rico. under direct nimlrlatr1.
dan and fun control or tne United
s.issr. ana the other TO give cuba an
i.ipsuian; postal system. 60 be ss,nb.
nad and equipped by the United
gaita government. but 10 be operated
IA administered AMI an expenses paid
~ H. Cuhans. thls government merely
furnishing equipment az cost prices and
Assuming only supervisory connection
sHh o. 4 decision on this point will
D. reached shortly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
INSTANTANEOUS Rlltf FROM ASTHMA
Bas Been Afforded Many Sufferers in Salt
Lake.

n there was doubt In she mind NJ any
auff,fsr nom Asthma iu thIa city ne -
sh' iruih NJ thf claims mt'r ilr d.
Schinmaur'u Asthma cue. shat doubt
no longer ROMANS. ItHNlfug o. WA
among those who called ut o. e.
Suhfamm'a Drug store. lafi Tuusdty
and obtained "a flee sample pi0l,aEp.
\ great number who have already iri.d
DE rime declare iu rnHilye .rfms shat
81 Urf was Immediate shat the wfctchrd
Hpafms Were check Il. that ffer rvprD-
,nnii1u was Induced. that reclining
riui.iun was readily assumed ana grair.
folly maintained, that the sleep which
followed w1H rsstful ANA uuhrnkrn. ana
ihns she morning hruurhi a clear had
ara a feeling NJ q delighted thankfulH,fa
which h. words are TOO strong 30 de-
fcTlhH.
Abundant voluntary testimonials
prove thit pr. schmmanp's Asthma
cure roi only Eivef Instant relief In ihl
wnff rlrra. bat has positively cured
Thousands who were considered incur
Rhls. The remedy a. now anid hy all
druggists IN plrknEra 81 SOC and ti00.
thuh bringing 80 within the reach ~ al.
Should ans reader be- unable 90 obtain
u ~ his druggiri. % viii b. sent. pos. .
paid. Wy snudinE 20 Df. u. Srhl1mann
3iG iiOHahel IT,, 81 Paul. Mlnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
ELECTRIC eTcHlseS.

The Kansas volunteers were landed
yesterday ~ Manila
don. Cnrrln's condition Nna reported
90 De- much improved last night
81 ilonu i.aycdon. tho author has
been elected member ~ the French
academy
The Army and Navy club hnr bcon
orgnnisrd ln Manila, With Col smith 20
California uH president
Private Fred nancii Of tho Twentieth
Kansas died uf typhoid fever on huHfi
the transport Indiana and was buried
ashore.
rived nt Manila from Han Francisco.
The ifunsuuff cunrhmpfv has arrived
ut Manila for the purpose Of rcpatriat-
inW epunINfuH.
The Hungarian house has accepted Dr.
hCilAgY lHH resignation anu the itHdrrH ~
thn nninH non have vAprrfHnn grave frAri
aH 90 the future
in London az the Hotel Cccli last cy,n-
lng u farewell banquet wur rendered a.
i'arun curxun Of ksdlrHtun, the new
Nlccfoy ~ India. and Lady Curzon.
Mir. Mckinley. who has bucn visiting
N Ncw YORK. nftiNgd home last night
dent.
The furmefr National congress held
an additional session "a furi Worth Tea.
Yesterday and concluded some unfinished
huslnlgs reiatiig 10 the finances OF ,hs
Tue war Department has In cont"m,
pltiluh tho us. ~ ~. Two bis trans
f.r 80. conveyance " troops On the p,
ellie rtrNicr.
The meeting ~ tho Canadian ioini
hlHh commission nt the Arlington yDs,
tcrday was followed by quite Ions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
AGAINST ORDINANCE.
talqas spectacle Witnessed In chicago
Regarding street Hallway Legislation.

Chicago. Dee. a.-Drmocrntr. ncpub-
iAna and citizens. Irrespective ~
f1fiy. assembled IN mass meetings In
ufious wards Of the city tonight and
eeArd themselves unahcrnbly OPP
psri - any n,rcot railway legislation
Under the Allen law. Acting under this
NV IL h proposed In the city council
% extend the street railway franchises
fity years. Prominent speakers were
n attendance at all 81 the meetings.
he machinery OF the Democratic
atty. took np the cause. Just nn the
'zeer'.,c committee u the Republican
luty had few days previous, CHI
agu has never Witnessed such a spec
hris bsf1rv. and II IN doubtful II any
cher city has.
Mayor Harrison called for volunteers
'idiy 10 help him within the fight
lfalnst the nfty-ycnr franchiFc ordi-
lance on the proposition. mo fran
fhff cvenHion ordinance OF any kind
slill the Allen law IN repealed
To-day he wrote hin name 60 the fol-
hulnr. Every political. social. re-
lglua or other organization which
taxes action against the proposed trac-
Ton ordinances IN rcdueated 10 send u
essrH3r 20 the Independent Anti
bladle league. room sls Ashland block.
such delcrat. shall act ~ member
80 N'NNR ~ p hNfhAhAN 'NAANAAhA'N aNh
shall IMPORT the necessity ~ public
lcilon, should such necessity arise. %
Ne organization sending him. ~ II
hetetsafy that n permanent ana watch
iul force should follow the peoples
lght 10 the end.
CARTER HARRISON"
IN addition 20 political speakers tho
flsue has at It's dlfpoHala lawyers,
Judges. ministers. professors. burlncr.
nfn and workinKmcn who have offered
lhsir services.
Mayor llnrrison today pui the brakes
on t0me hot headed citizens who talked
ropes by telling them that In the
mt place there would be necessity fOi
any overt acts. because the gang
.pld nni master enough votes 10 pass
lhe ordnance over his veto. and. IN
,hr second pace. that all talk of moi
lAN' ylgllnnco committees and escorts
- aldermen were ont NJ place and
aansefous." lie said he was heartily
opposed Ia demonstrations which could
D. construed as lawleas.
sore ~ men started out tonight
uAifbutlng white badges ON which
Nrir printed n Rlbhct. from which
uanrlcd moose. The words printed
eh NE badge were Anti Flfty- Year
nachei home these badges were al
r,raL BEFORE the theater crowds hat
WI The city, One of the men dis
lbuiing the ribbons raid over 100000
nave been printed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Washington. DEC. o-The brothers
cortoz. wealthy FillplnuH. who have
just arrived Ia Washington from Ma
Mia, called az the state department tn-
duy and were received hy Secretary
Hay. who listened with Interest IN iheit.
statements ~ events and conditions Ia
the Philippines.
The callers hroussi with them let.
tern from Gems MERRITT ana OTIS. Con-
sui Wlldmnn ana other American uni-
GERS a. Manila, speaking IN terms ~
hlgh praise uf the valuable Hervic.H
rendered the United States troops amt
navy by these mon and telling NJ the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

session ~ the Canadian commissioners
NJ Their oWn Quarters
Tho railing vessel Tacoma. which p p
70 have fHllci this week from San Ftnu-
CISCO viii mules tor honolulu, has agHin
N.'n NelINri la rlniutrH iiNs uiuN'u out
among Doe nnimuis.
IN Philadelphia yesterday the GOV.
gfument rested it's case m tho trial II
wrecked Chestnut street National
bank. chnucd with conspiracy.
the campaign recently inaugun,cd BY
NJ hocr .govgrnment aHeinst chief
legged. proved q complete nasco.
w ~. Paul MINI. several inrgc come
MiFalun firms uptiur with prominent
Twin 'lty millefs have secuted q ,ur-
~ THIS product in the Northwest
Harmonic holt az Eleventh aud
HuniyViur streets Philadelphia the
Headquarters NJ u number NJ Herman
singing rpgictics has been wuipd hs
hfn. The lue- is estimated nt fnrn.
Arrangements have been made foi
u" trlnsfor ~ the remains ~ Genera
John \. itnWliuH. Gen GRANTS thiDi of
stan. ffum the cnnnfe ycms tcfi
Co the National cemetery ut Arlington
The neriin National Holtung an
r0uucrs that ihu ledsfli sgttfnmgut Nri
aruign tile riaht Of tile Dict of i.ipne'
b'tmnld TO settle the sucrcsHion gur"
ton.
Excitement was caused iu thicnr'
rhltund circles YousrduN hy The ui
nurur"intnt that she ,nnlrHu pucilr
500 llue hal made swat alush M th'
iiurHDu4tf rates from - Paul sud Min
nCupuliH ~ points No the East
PRECEDENT McitlniYc. n iH riid. On "
favor 90 uuuulnH NEGOTIATIONS viii
urrHi Britain Tor tho purpose ~ modi
iylnl the clayton. iiulwcr treaty. 20 uI
o. permit the construction uud suntrH
" the Nicufuauu canal hy the inittt
Stataa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
On the Way to Church.

Tito German etnnnnrur took with him to
thr holy land u hymn book uf BIZ own
compilation. Tile continents touched
upon ihfuurhuut ihri book seem ~ iiur.
ruUflflHlitt. N hfrin4 with fhf old pill
qIW'a aunu Jerusalem AirHhlliH. irha
tirutulr Allf" Nurluus other hpnHtrus
phNH urU HtlurrHHfN to- the holy city.
nastit in moiafu ,isrinnn. Furthor on
however thr motto uu HHtflutlHm o. struck
with nn intermlunhin rnusinu beginning
lioutrhiuud bsuichlHud. t'hrr Alice"
flnniiN. tho JOY. not tu HIN the hilufltF
~ too utClsiuu iH marked iif the iutfifs
du,tlgn NJ "tomc. drink with mc the
npifklnlr winn.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

snvannnh. Ga, Dec, 0.-In The oltv
court today Judge Thomas N. Ner'
wood. former United States .aenator
from Georgia. fined Private j. n
Moore 0f battery a. Firth Maine nrtil'
lery, $500 or six months on the chain
gang for embracing the wife of
prominent county Official on thu streets
while the soldier was intns,cute,l
Judge Norwood administered se,ere
lecture and characterized the conducl
az that OF a heather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
TROOPS LAND.
'"' state Volunteers Honored as The
WIN Head the Procession.

s,a,ov.ana Dec. 9.-The FIRST United
street, troops 10 march through the
drsi oi Havana win be the Two Hun
which u Second New York regiment,
nylns WIN band playing and colora
af,s, W., march from San use wharf
.nalhg thep from the transport
""Sk' through the heart Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

heavy sacrifice made by them 10 as
sist uur fururr.
They seek nH measure ~ rrcurul.
ton the slit ~ American citizenship
by special act. ln advance ~ other Fll-
iplnus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

In siurElsh liver. IIERBINE. by IT,
beneficial action upon thc hillary
tracts, renders the lille moro mud. ana
brings she liver ins0 sound. healthy
cgnditlon. thereby hanlshlnE the sense
u drowslucsf. lciharEy. and the Fcner-
ul feeling ~ apathy which arise from
disorders % the liver. Price ~ Cts
z. c. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Tire campaign recently inaugurntcd b.
The H1cr guvcrnmtnt against chic
" Ff"u ~ the MHfntos tribe. IN tni
Luuitunshurr district. hnr. NJ b. 90
legged. proved u complete naseu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

in ~. Paul MINI. several large come
MiFslun firms nptinr with prominent
Twin 'itv millefs have secuted cure
urr On wheat screenings and control au
~ ma mlmMmuI ln Tho NmrIMMu.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

w Philadelphia Yesterday thc GOV.
gfument rested it's case IN tho trial ~
Wlllltm Stufir. the tushitr ~ tho
wrecked Chestnut street National
bank. churrcd with conspiracy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Harmonic holt. az Eleventh ON,
NfuuiYNiur streets Philadelphia 10,
ffH. m, loss is satimufed ut snsu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

DOORS ard krock DOWN houses have II tate
years gone . South Africa. Mary car
goes % wheat ATE exported 70 Grea. Brit
an. the exports ~ taIs commodity being
much greater every year. ard the bus.ne1
OF tbs West seattIe elevator VIII ere long
be supplemented by that Of another sss-
vator % be erected by the Great Northern
Railway Company.
TIE statistics as to the manufactures
exports and imports o. the city are 10,
given IN this article. a. they viii be found
Included among the manufactures Of the
whole state and In the tables 81 exports
ard imports Of the Puget sound customs
district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
SKAGIT.

This county is next 20 the northernmost
OF the counties that abut on the eastern
shore OF Puget sound. II Is twentyfour
miles wide and about loo miles long. II
extends from the snow-capped summit or
the Cascade mountains 70 the cold waters
Of Puget sound. Ten thousand people live
within its borders. The assessed value.
real and personal is s5.G55,sd The eastern
one-third OF the county Is exceedingly
rugged ard mountainous and lies within
the region OF the greatest snowfall IN the
United States The Skagit river flows
westward through the entire length OF the
county This stream OF ice water is navi-
gable for llght-draft steamboats, from its
mouth 10 Marble Mount, distance of sew
enty miles. The headwaters of the river IS
composed OF a network Of small streams
all Of which head in never-melted snow
banks or in glaciers.
In the old days the arms OF PUGET sound
were thrust far eastward into the present
county. Slowly. so slowly that thousands
of years were consumes IN the landbuiid-
ing process the basins formed by these
arms were filled with silt that was ground
out OF the countless valleys then being
gouged out Of the solid rock by glaciers
moving slowly In the highlands. The silt
was carried by the rapidly flowing Skaglt
to its mouth and to deep bays in the int
rior ard there deposited. Centuries rolled
the Skagit appeared above the surface Of
the salt water. and the interior basins,
typIfiei by the Olympic marsh. were filled
and the marsh arose above the water.
These delta lands now extend from the
salt water eastward almost 20 the foothills
Of the Cascade range. They have been
reclaimed from the sea hv system Of
dkes They are protected from overflow
OF the river by another system OF d.kes
and they are drained by an expensive sys-
tenn OF bitches. These reclaimed ana dixie
protected lands are the most productive In
Washington They are called. The Ia Con-
ner flats. the Samish fats. the Swinomish
fats. and the Olympic marsh. They yield
enormously. 1s5 bushels or oats per acre
being frequently harvested Four tons OF
hay per acre is no. an uncommon yield.
This land - exceedingly valuable. On Il
lives highly int .iigent. Industrious and
wealthy community. II is dotted with
churches and school houses and hand
some dwellings. Navigahle s!ourhs deeply
furrow the delta area On the dikss .. and
barns and enormous warehouses. In which
the export portion OF the projnce-hay and
oats. is stored Steamers ply these sloughs.
calling az the warehouses for cargoes
These farmers are independent OF railroad
transportation corporations. and fre!ghis
are far lower than elsewhere IN Wash
ing.on. The oa'-. grown on the delta land
OF the Skagl. ST Samtsh rivers are ex-
ceedlrsiy heavy and are largely used In
the manufacture OF oet meal The chief
consuming market Is San Francisco
valley md Marsh Lands.
The valley lard wing eastward Of the
ancient sea area Is alluv.ai. but IN heavily
tinheref Where II has been cleared (: e
very productive. The vegetables raised
throughout the Skagis valley and in all the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
THE CITIES OF WHAT
COM AND FAIRHAVEN,

Whatco.n and Fairhaven are one nun,.i-
patty IN trade, social matters aud com
munity aims In commercial activity and
results ISL was q xrea. Improvement over
Iss@ IN these cities and the first quarter OF
lsss shows steady and general Industrial
activity Tar beyond that Of 1897.
The figures regarding the larger indus
1Essi Aao" this The lumber and Single
mills On Be.Angham bay In 1885 employed
IN foe mills alone 20 men, the produc,
being worth $50 90. In 1897 the mill.
alone, one Of which is the largest snlngle
mill IN the world. knpicye ed 40 men az a
monthly pay OF 81. 90 The product vas
worta $4,000 AT 1857 prices. The minor
incidents of the Industry-the trade that
comes directly 70 our merchants from the
numerous logging ard bolt camps that
supply the timber. and the machinery and
supplies OF al kinds shipped from this
point to the forty mills In the county out
side this point. are a large IL not a main
feature.
During the fishing season OF 1855 Belsing-
ham bag merchants s0id si25. 0aa worth OF
supplies to carneries. traps and gill net
men In lt93 the total went over $50 go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

United worfmen. Modern wocdnen. the
Grand A-ny Of The Republic. W. c. I. T..
Y N L. Sons Of Herman and kindred
oyganizasions-
Eysre.: In IN the collection district Of
Puget sound. ard IL a sub-por: % entry.
having a collector and an inspector located
here.
Everett Is the county sat OF Sno aonssh
county, ard boasts OF \ nne court house
costing 80 &C which was donated 70 the
county by the city o. Everett II has two
National banks and one private bank. II
has a nne water system. street railway and
electric light, and two opera houses- TIE
city has one OF the best equipped hospitals
in the country.
The city ss in easy communication Win
the rich Agricultural lands IN the different
sections Of The county Facslifes Tor
transportation. by both raj and steamer
could not be betsered. The valleys OF the
Snohomish. Stsl-aguam;sh. Skykogn!sh. Pil-
chuck are al tributary to the city Of Ever
EFT, where the farmers and ready market
for their products
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

$50 ycs. g; though The number az
S~Sr-a..f.rsI orders decreased from IS %
:. - he a:nosnt from si5. &c 10 80
- --.e rss,roe~ = domestic orders paid
- from 11s% n i&ss2 and the
= -. ron, f,s4 - - 70 ssJ1 90 g. bat the
49, a. l-tern2 s,9sal orders pad de-
$50 ron - - 81 a11 the amount
- 80 - . 30 ts.f7fIL The amount "
- -. r.sesvea .coFa ether Offices also
ssss~~ss.ss sroms }tI2. SO 20 slss.5E. Ard he
800 ns pounds - secons class matter
- Ssls az. Increased from liG.ssz 70 i7i.3L
railroads and Steamers.
s~..,ls tn the HrSf Instance owed it,
-, merge 10 tse large number Of steam
= ssvanx from ti.at port - every point
- "a eogna. before there was a railroad
: tns Stale. Ta4s mosquito feet has
~.,~u gnri. L bas made every little set
INC. OF the Sound. the Straits Of Fuca
- tns navigate rivers tributary 10 the
- gsxlslar STEAMERS aise run to San
ss.snc;sco. Victoria ard Alaska.
sas city n9w however. aas connection
~tss the rest Of iae country by three
,,.-s-ontinsntal Y8ilr ads. the Northern
psr,sx. Gres: N3TtAtra AMI Canadian Pa
q trzsgs II sac ls-tef road coming ir.
.~.y me Seattle a. international road
s-.ss E.a runs 20 sums Oh the Boundary
s~r urstes and 70 North Bend. On the Sno-
-,.la.se EVER. ana mas Il large area %
1.nt,r. coal and Tu.uerai country tTlbu-
49, q, H. The Great Northern. IN addi-
,as ta It's ma n l.Ha through the wheat
as the trut lands. the mineral and
ss-,sxr als:rIcts o. tae Cascade mountains
sssa tine running down the Sound through
yses lumber and farming country 10
sv.,a wsstminsfeT, l. &. The Columbia
4 passt Sound Is purely local road from
site 20 the coal mines Of Newcastle
r~ankIin. Rentau and Black Diamond
xsseh are a chief source Of the c.ty's
vsa,fh With three Competing trsnseon-
.gssntsl roaas AMI i~o Iocsi roads. Sea-
~ 4 in q position of eGviable iuGepend-
suee Al regards transportation. These IA
rIgt.es afe 10 be AtiH further increased by
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

In 1896 ali this trade was wish fish inter
ests az other points in the county; In 1897
there were two Caunerles buit here, and
now there are fonr employing $50 people
dnT.ag the season. The outside trade Is
enlarged and this home trade IS all new.
A auxiliary force ~ 10 people on the
water front vii manufacture II On As tin
cans f1r c1natr.rs this year. which Is
new industry and another new force ~
forty people - u put M s35.eoo worth OF
boxes for cancery use.
The Blue Canyon Coal Company is devel-
oping its coal ard logging trade In 1896 II
employed too men and ira log and coaI out
put was worth $4,000 In 1896 Il employed
-. men and is output VAS worth $50 coo
The payroll in 1856 was s. $50 per month.
and the development work Is being pushed
rapidly and the force increased IN both
lines.
The same Increased activity IN large at
fairs "a seen In tho nilrne rr,is lesser Indus
tries ard commercial lines All the roads
in THE county. acd lEcre arc 10 miles Of
them p,aHked. lead - ths county seat.
Mere clearing was done In lS9. than IN any
Iwo preceding years Il county creamery
ard two choose factories were cs'ah' she'd
the farmers % ihe county are selling their
products for cash ana are buying more
larEe5y IN return. Moro trade IS beirg
done each season With the islands and ne
Contiguous portion - Skact' roar,v. prov
ia that the radtauns plank roads have
te~r eood nvcstm n.
T1ere are feN empty hh0sss n Be,iinS-
hrm has aut new YES. ieGeeS are going Gp.
Rvs business blocks are cciHs erected and
o.he~S contemplated oEr schools 80 cetTl-
.nod{ous brick structures and are fili"d %
overlooking, the corps % forty-one teach
ers having all they can 30. Our two u IN
schools will turn cut this year thirty four
graduates whose dip oflas VIII admit
them 70 the state university. There IS less
political discussion and parry rancdr. eur
peonle are better natured and more hope
fui. In every way fSes promises 10 he
great Improvement over It's predeet $50
PARKER ELLIS