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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06

Teton county live number of people
whose narrow minded jealouies and sell
fish proclivities bid fair to Interfere ma
terially with the growth of the colony
Their perverted ideas of meum and tuum
have already caused no little deal OF
trouble. 1t all came about in this way
A delegation of citizens from Utopia
went up to st. Marys to look over the
copper properties there with a view Of
trading coyote skins for them mex
spring. Upon their return they camped
one night on Birch creek. In the morn
ing, as usual when short of meat, they
went out to secure breakfast. Two nice
fat calves were close at hand and they
were appropriated. Nothing more was
thought of the matter and the travellers
went quietly on their way. But there
was a sequel to the story. Not far from
the camping ground lives one of these
illiberal ranchmen who seems to spend
the most OF his time riding around look
i ing at this stock that roams at will over
the prairie for the benefit of the
stomachs of the human race in general
and the Utopians in particular This
spying mortal saw where the butchering
had been done and missed what he had
effrntery to claim as his property. What
does he do but rush off to Dupuyer to
secure sheriff and have him arrest the
peaceful travellers. Such dn outrage
should never have been thought of in
liberty-loving, free America. After the
new colonists have been left for more
than year in untramelled possession of
their mutual property and never making
a kick if white nan or even Piegan
Indian drove off whole carloads of stock
and shipped them to Chicago, to be thus
brought under the bann OF law they
have sworn to never recognize, is al
together too bad. Heretofore the public
spirited ranger has stood manfully by
the thriving coloay but rumor has it tha
influence is to be brought to bear upof
him and he too will try to put his foo
: on this vermin- breeding nest OF Varmints
The Rou-iGer takes this opportunity tt
inform the public that if this persecution
is kept up Teton county will lose tht
Utopians. He already has his eye on i;
new location for them, across the range
in the Deer Lodge valley, under the pro
tecCing military cloak of Col. Tom Nc
| Tague.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
How TO Cure CrOup.

Mr.. R. Gray, who lives near Armenia,
Douchess county, N. Y, says; "Cham-
berlains Cough Remedy is the best
medicine have ever used. It is fine
children's remedy for Group and never
fails to cure When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. This should be
borne in mind and bottle OF the Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use as soon as these symptoms appear.
For sale by Thoa. e Magee.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
District Court Proceedings.
December term 1900.

December term 1900.
State OF Montana vs. David P. Smith.
Eaarso marder in second degree. De-
fendant arranged pleads not guilty.
sSulsrove appointed consel for defendant
and case continued to next term. Bond
fixed at $2500.
Montana Land s. Water Go VS.. Farm
ers Cooperative Canal Co ct al. Suit for
title to waters OF Teton Rirer. Continu-
ed to first day OF next term.
John Hunter vs Olivia Hunter. Di-
vorce. Dismissed fer want OF prosecu-
tion.
Glendora Mitchell vs. John B. Mitchell
Divorce. Dscree awarded plain tiff with
custody of children.
George Eudress vs. George l. Smith
Suit for title to realty. Continued fol-
the term.
Francis Viau vs. Victor Viau. Divorce
Decree awarded plaintiff
Mary B. HeSbers vs Henry FL. Her.
bAr5. Divorce. Decree granted plain
tiff.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
The Yosemite Lost

New York, Nov. 23-The Island of
Guam has been swept by q food, and
there is great loss of life. The eutire
vegetation Of the island was killed by
salt water, and two villages swept out OF
existence. The United States cruiser
Yosemite which was anchored there was
driven first inland and then out to sea,
and finally she sunk before she could be
brought back. All but five Of the crew
were saved by ting.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
The Best Plaster.

Apiece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain s Pain Balm and bound to
the affected parts is superior to any
plaster. When troubled With lame back
or pains in the side or chest, give it a
trial and you are certain to be more than
pioased with the prompt relief which it
affords. Pain Balm also cures rheuma-
tsm. One application gives relief. For
sale by Thos. B. Magee.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
Live Stock Convention,

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 2o-Secretary
Charles f. Martin, of the National Live
Stock association, has issued the call for
the fourth annual convention to meet a
Assembly hall, in this city, on Jan. %,
1901, at ten o'clock a. m. The rerresen-
tation will be the same as that of the
convention held at Fort Worth last year,
but at this convention an effort will be
made to admit individual breeders to
membership The questions that will
come up for discussion cover wide
scope and are OF the greatest Importance
to all branches OF the live stock in dustry.
The number Of papers will be reduced
and more time devoted to discussions
and resolutions.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
EIrs. Van Liew Sentenced.

Van Vert, O., Nov 30.- Mrs Emma
Van Liew, who has been on trial here,
charged with causing the death of Alice
Hummell by throwing vitrol in her face,
this afternoon pleaded guilty to man
slaughter, was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for ten years and at 80 was taken
to prison at Columbus.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
THE ROUNDER.

The Rounder has kick coming and
as this is supposed to be a free country,
he is gong to make it. He had ever
noticed that colonization schemes met
with the approval oflthe newspapers and
city chaps, and made clod hoppers mad
and besides wa S encouraged by congress
and the president. Hence, when a great
kick was made by the people of Montana
because of an influx OF Canadian Crees,
he saw way out OF the difficulty and at
the same time became a public bene.
factor. He started a colony on the un-
surveyed forest reserve in Teton county
and invited these people to come and
live in this glorious free America and cut
timber to buy alcohol with, the govern
ment kindly reserRing the forest for thi
purpose. They came, with their carts
and travois, cayusos aad dogs, guns
butcher knives and other farming i'm =
pleme1ts. The colony was named
Utopia, signifying the mode OF life the
colonists proposed to pursue.The verdant
plains were alive with fat cattle and nice
woolly sheep, ready market was found
in Dupuyer for enough timber to supply
the colony with liquid refreshments and
nothing disturbed the peace of these
happy people but the crawling insects
that have become necessity to their
comfort.
Recent events have shown the Roundel
that he made an error in choosing {
location for this public benefice. Un
fortunately on. the non reserved. part 0
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06
For the killing of Eder.

Attorney Johr A. Largent will tomor-
row will so to Glasgow to defend Chas.
5. Stafford, accused of murder in the
first degree. Stafford killed John p.
,EdeE, deputy sheriff at Culhertson.. He
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-06

If you would have an appetite like a
bear and relish for meals take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They correct disorders of the stomach
and regulate the liver and bewels. Price,
25 cents. Samples free at phos. B.
Magee' drug store.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
ne Who crab. Her Arm.


II a. source Of daily wonderment why
a woman does no, haul on aud slap the
face OF the man who seizes her by the
arm whether he be husband. lover,
brother. cousin or merely friend. That
"a Woman should. when she choose. take
the arm OF 4 man who has offered 10 10
her Tor her support IN walking, Is an
nprropriate permlssive regulation OF civ
ilized society. But that the man should
take the womans arm b. one Of those
shocking hut-or rather shocking because
needless exhibitions OF rudeness that are
often inflicted upon the public. Need
sess because the man. unless he Is senic
o. Invalid cannot need the womans arm
for his support. and because the woman
cannot need 90 utterly useless and tlcklish
q sensation 20 steady her In climbing into
a car AM elevator or carriage as a
grasp from behind What she does uee'i.
10 she needs anything. is a helping hand
extcndcd lu front, not coarse shove OF
2rlp from the rear
ones nrst impulse on seeing man =
hand firmly grasping a womans arm ia
10 kick the man. A second thought
second because chivairy rcpols Il at FIRST
as unworthy Of her sox-is the question
What has she donc2 What r. he arrest
ing her for7 Is she a shopiifter. a smus-
gler O. o detected and recovered eloperg'
N this thought does her injustice IL f.
her own fauii unless her early training
has been 30 utterly neglected os 10 leave
her in ignorance OF the delcacy that
leads refined women 20 resent personal
handling The time has very nearly ar
rived when she who lets her arm be
taken must blame only herself n people
aueh at her. as they would ~ innoctn;
country mlids who got themselves mp
with rouge and pcnciled cyelashes iu the
belief that they We're cultivatinR a re-
semhlance 10 the respectable leaders OF
ashton in the gay town.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

The tobacco crop Of Pasco county has all
been sold at satisfactory prices. ranging
from Is to Is cents per pound f. Il.
Embry grew the banner acre. with yield
Of i69 pounds and used hut SO worth of
fertilizer. teottou seed mean. and sold IL
for SEQ Tho average yield was about
NJ pounds. The out ook for another year
Is bright. as the people now feel assured
~ paying prices for their crops. as for
two Years past IL has an heen sold as soon
as ready FOR market. The eggplant crop
D. largely Increased IN acreage. and most
Of the pianss are very nnc. Some have
q few eggs formed and many are begin
ming 90 bloom. The okra. pepper. ard
bean crops look well. Cabbage cucumbers
and onions set IN small quantities only
Cassava quite promising; the cane crop r.
looking we'll There are some oranges
where not protected. and few protected
groves have fine crops Tho velvet bean
crop IS large. and doing finely. Some
choice euaVHF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
GOOD SPORT Ar GRAvEsEND.
Fine weather and Good Card Drew
Large Crowd.

New York. Sept 25.-Fine autumn
weather aud programme which prom
ised good sport attracted big crowd
TO the Gravcsend to-day. The talent
again had bad time in the selection Of
fsvorltes. Summaries:
First Race-Ahout six furiongs. Eliza
beth NJ, 10 5. won. with Luerana TO
and to .. second. ana the Musketeer,
to T. third. Time i:i0 2-5.
Second Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Fleurou. 30 10 !. won. with Star Chime,
Is 60 ] ard 8 TO 2. second. and Kamara, 4
to s. third Time i.t9 Is.
Third Race-rhe Bay Shore. about six
furlongs Ileber Karl, ? 20 >. won. win
The Pride. 70 / and to S. second. and
Meehanus TO 8. third. Time ! 09 40.
Fourth Race-About six furlongs. Him
tine . 10 8. won. with Buffoon, 10 10 and
TO !. second. and Fluke. Is 40 !. third.
Time 1910 2-5.
Firth Race-Oue mile ana an eighth.
Andronlcus. 10 to /. won. with Intrusive.
10 and s TO 3. second. and Serrano,
10 g. third. Time ] :52 as.
Sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
selling Animosiiy. 3 10 /. won. with Dan
gerneld. Is 10 and to /. second, and
Trio Golden Prince. 90 /, third. Time
.0S 9-5
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

For 'he week closing Saturday after
noon. there were 30 cases o. cigars ship
ped from Tampa into thirty-two states
and tegritorics one case venured OUT ns
FAR as skagway Alaska These cases
contained 100 round numbers 30. U0 cigars.
For the corresponding week last year.
there were .t6 cases % cigars shipped
from this city They contained i.i2p.oo
cigars. or 500 cuse- LEGS than this years
So pmeuts-t is1.epa cigars. Since first ~
January there have been i6S7e cases ~ cl-
gars -hippsd from that ciy. For the
corresp ondlug period Of last year. there
were 1897 cases shipped This gives the
present year an Increase Of 5s52 cases.
Tho total shipments for this year CON
tanned A.379oo cigars. while the shipments
for last year reached the number Of S.
$500 cigars This b. 2i.760o00 more cigars
than were shipped last year Tampa is
more than satisfied with the cigar husi-
ness for the presens year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
Dog poisoncr. nj work.

Waycross Herald; Yarimaster ". S.
Crawford. OF the Plant System. had two
hne young bird doss. Of which he wls
very proud. He had been offered good
prices for them, hut refused 20 cell. sat
urday nisht he had one chained 10 a tree
in the yard and ne other one remained
near by hut during the latter part OF che
nigh.. somebody slipped In ~ the gate
and gave both % them something 10 eat
containing poison. The dogs soon died.
one 81 them chcvlng his tongue an TO
pieces before h. expired. This is O cruel
and dangerous way 10 get rid Of dogs.
and especially 90 go in mans yard 20
accomplish such an act Mr.. Crawford
was justly a very mad man yesterday
morning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
shInnlnr Memoranda.

Celtc. Sept ARRIVED. steamer Guild
Han. Port Tampa.
Dundee. sep. 2i-Arrivod, steamer Ca
SOS. Pensacola.
Baltimore. sept 25.-Arrlved. steamer
state 81 Texas Savannah.
Sailed. steamer Allegheny and Hlshneld.
Savannah.
Antwerp. Sept s4-Arrived. steamer
Teiefon. Pensacola.
81 Vincent. g.. V. Sept. i3.-Saiied.
steamer Scawfell. Pensacola
Madeira. sept iS-Sai'cd. steamer Eid-
Wool. Charleston.
Philadelphia. sept 2s.-Cloarcd. steamer
John a. Beckermau. Charleston
Charleston. sept. ARRIVED. steamer
Navahoe johnson. Boston. via New YORK.
proceeded to Jacksonville.
Sailed steamer Seminole Bearse. Jack
sonvillc
Arrived steamer Iroquols. Kemb,e
jacksonville.
Pensacola. Fla. sept 25.-Arrivcd.
stcaurshlps Francisco ispaul. ArrlbL
Cieufuegos. Spiunymocr tBr). WARM.
West H1ruepooi; bark ls.de Qtall. Bug
20 Civita Nccchia.
Sailed. steamship Ruth (Nor). Heliesea.
Amsterdam ana Rotterdam.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

shooting took place at New smyrna.
Saturday Afternoon. On which ia Bryan.
the nincseco-year-old son Of l.. u. Bryan
lose hs life. The circumstances are as
follow: i;l Bryan Tom king and Har-
risou Jones were down near the rullrold
dock FOR target practice with pis'os
Just how The accident occurred no one
can tcll 49, there were no eyewitness.
except Jones and the victim Jones says
chat Bryan had the pistol when ~ was
discharged and Bryan is alleged 20 have
sold before he died that Jones shot him.
hut that % was am accident. and hc ate
tlched 30 blame 90 him. Anyway. tho
pistol was discharged. che ball entering
young Eryln'a stomach. io died Satur-
dhy uiehs about i1 o'clock. coronrrs
Inquest was held Sunday morning. ana e
verdict rendered in accordance with the
"a hnRr f4rfa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

Reports come from the western portion
OF Jackson county thot Mormon elders
who have been at work ali summer there.
have been run out Of the county By an
Eefed men Three families were packc '
up 20 90 with them consisting OF eight
women ard girls and two men, when
mob OF ATTY mc1 gathered. stripped ani
whipped the eldefs, and NJ che muzzle
or nhofguns expelled them across the
county line, warning them that they
~esid be siiisd II thyy returned. one or
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

Cotton Is fairly pouring into Albany
this season. The receipts 20 date amount
20 2i5i9 bales The receipts on friday
were $50 bales and Saturday that market
received Z 5ls bales 1910 bales Of which
we're brought IN hy wagon. The splendid
prices paid for the staple boy the buyers
here are inducing che farmers for miles
around 10 market their cotton here. The
territory OF the local buyers has been exc
tended this season and cotton d. being
shipped 10 Albany from points in Alablma
and some cotton has been received here
from Georgia markets AZ distant as At
lanta The complies IS working night and
day 20 prevent clog. .but 81 is already
sof1e gota bales behind
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
Boy'- Mysterious Disappearance.

Nj. H. J. Purcell Vol known farmer.
living few mi 90 from Cartersville. is
very much wrought up over the mystic
rious disappearauce 81 his 1917 car-old son.
Frank Turseu lout weeks ago. the boy
went a. Cartersriilc in a buggy, driving
q Young negro in to soc d.. Greene. lie
left she buggy with "a. hos. saying he
would come home a ittle later on That
q the asst that has been heard o. the boy.
lie could rot have disappeared more com
pletely 10 the ground had opened aud
swallowed him up There WIS no reason
fr him 20 cave. as hc seemed TO be per
fccily contCutod aud had never expressed
n desire go 80 away from home. The
only clew that points 20 his having run
away ives that be put on a heavy suit Of
clothes IN the day b. went 90 town.
saying be WIS tlr,d Of bis summer suit
lie has relatives in Atlanta. Cedartown
and in Alabama. hut none Of them have
seen him. The Young man 81 tall has
iizht heir and blue eyes and IS quite a
handsome youth
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

Joseph Kupbens d d at vincennes last
week. but before passing away had what
was probltly N unprec dented experience
that OF hearing a church tell toiling for
bis suppcrcd death. lie had been very ~
a 20 all appearances died. The son tele-
q oned 20 the ianitor OF the Catholic ca
cdfal that he was dead. ana the latter
began al ING the bell Aftesward Mr..
Kuphcns recovered consciousness ana lie.
encd 20 the deep notes Of the bell. al
hough unaware that u was tolling his
wn requiem Ills death atterward occur
r.d.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
chnrrra WIN nnmlclac.

ca sets SAYS. The most important Grim
inal Csc before tie superior Court which
s. row .n session hero. is that Of ,he
state against Appiewhite charged with
killing j. D. Hickey over year ago.
There O. a dem md for trial ON the min
ufes. but lt Is reported here that the de-
PENDANTS attorney Is quite sick.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

81 Louis. Sept 25.--Chicago played a
lstIcss game. both tn the field ana az the
bat to-day ard never had chance At
tepdanee 100 score: R.H.E.
81. Louis % o / 0 ks 10 o
chicago IL o o o o O-i s
Rauorlcs-su dhon and Criger: Cunning
ham and King
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
NEWS FROM THE WATER FRONT
STEAMERS or GREAT TONNAGE
TAKE PLACE Of SAILING VESSELS.


The Older shipping Men Recall when
American ships Carried Cotton
From savannah Across the Waters.
since Steamers Have Taken the
Cotton Business They Have Also
Made InroRd- Into Naval stores
Cars snntee Leaves
for Observation-Disclosures of Interest 40
shipping Wen Generally.
Shipping men Interested In the handling
Of yesaals while 90 nor, feel the cfcci OF
the revolution which IS taking place in
the ocean carrying trade. This change is
the Substitution % steam vessels of great
tonnage for sailing vessels which con
iroHcl trade ou the scss up 20 the time
larger vessels took their places
n Is apparent that the owpoat com
panies and the pilots feel the enects Of tho
change. and viii continue 20 do so the
more a. tho great ocean carriers take the
places Of sailing craft There are now
steamer in port which Will carry out cot
ton that would maxi, four or hvc cargoes
for the average sailing vessel The prin-
cipai product calling vessels now carry
from this port Is naval stores ana the
steamers are fast making infoads into
this remnant Of foreisn sailing craft bust
ness. Steamers are being built especially
for this trade aad pui on the lines with
others Hence 90 is that the older craft Is
reccding What steamship leaves tho
concerns Affected Is ppotage possibly a
Few charges FOR shifting about the harhor.
and other minor expense. A calling ves-
rti leaves pilotaee boz many eases as
much as steamers. towaEr up and out.
shifting charges and other expenses.
which runs the amount realized Tar ln az
cess of chat from q steamship when the
Size Of the cargoc- Is considered
Tho charge Tor pIiot1Ec are based on
the draueht OF the vessel which 90 many
instances is nearly a. great IN the ease
81 sailing a. it d. with steam vessels 80
tnat the charges are nearly equal for car
goes ~ widely different sizes IL Is re-
memhered hy many Old shipping men
when American sailing ships carried IN
the cotton FROM this port across the wa
ter and b. seems possible the steamers
are eventually 90 control enough foreign
trade 90 make the competition sharper be-
tween them and sailing vessels
The steamer S1ntee. which is now own
ed outright hy the Southern Transporta-
ton Company. has been engaged for the
past two days loading general merchan-
disc for Augusta. She left for Augusta
last night In command OF Capt W. T.
Gibson. general manager OF the company.
The steamer carried about 5000 packages,
consisting mostly OF canned goods she
has larger capacity than was taken up.
but owing to the fact the river g. dow Just
now az several points Capt. Gibson did
not care 10 load the boat too heavily.
The steamship Imaum proceeded "a We
nus Point yesterday and will go TO sea
early to-day She has "A cargo Of i0.o0O
bales OF cotton and 5000 tons Of phosphate
rock
The Italian steamship MANN arrived
yesterday from Norfolk She Is consiEn-
ed TO Barnard a Co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
s RIC'T lIRE:

whole urinary genital and nervous system
Theordnary methods resortei only excru
ciatng but frequently disorders
structure Itself
DR. Hathaway years discarded these odte barbarous
methods aud perfected system by which be structure
reducing the tened walls Of the O. normal condition
There no operation Tho treatment applied hy patient
himself II painless and takes business The cure
effected permanent and all complications diseased coudh
on removed This method treatment and cure Of STRIFE
turo Is exclusively used b. Dr. Hathaway.
nr Hathaway by similar method varicocele without
operation An Sexual Uraay Nervous Flood and other
Of chronic nature treatsd BY By his exclusive system
which for % years has proved nvarlaho results.
flee for FREQ copy OF bis page
consultation and advice
a. o.
savannah Ca. , D. N sunday 10 m. 10 / p. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26
no.,on Won Roth flames.

Boston. Sept 25-Me-cer ana Carriok
had a bad inning In each game, enabling
Boston 70 take both handily. Attendance
ZOO Scores: R.H. r.
Boston ........0 o o 0 0-s - l
New York 30 o o o o 90 s
Batterles-N Nichols and Clark; Mercer
and Grady.
cond Gam HHE.
Brsten 30 8 0 0 900 = Is 10 3
New york 30 0 o 0 o o Ia 4
Batteties-Lewis and Connor. CarricS
and Grady.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

Passengers by steamship p H. Miller
for Baltimore yesicrday-J. W. Foster. NJ
r. Thomas. J. n. Randolph Miss Leila
Mcponough, Miss Katie McDonough.
Herbert L. Grant. Mrs. Herbert L. Grant.
y. y. Boughn. q. +. Ward. L. A. Whip
pie. g. J. Scoval Miss Marie Scoval W
IT, kildow. u. b Harris. T. l. Boyle. y.
g. Alexander Dolle Cousins. Essle Cou-
sins, Jennie Cousins. Eliza Cousins. Ned
Cousins
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-26

The usual equlnoctlai storms that cause
the orange growers Ground Rocklcdgo 80
much uneasiness have not put IN ihcir
appearance this fail and e IS hoped shat
the present orange crop. the first 81 any
size since The freezes OF 1915. can be
marketed before any disaster ovcrtnkcs
a. There viii probably Doe from ten 20
twelve thousand boxes OF fruit there. aud
growers expcos to realize good prices, as
most Of the fruit Is Al