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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
I United States Land Once.


Notice Is hereby given that William Smith. whose
postoce address Is Baker City. Baker county; Ore
or In behalf o. h'@ssl, ars BIS Jennie mt.
l. sullivan. has filed an application Tor pa,en, for the
lode mining claim called the Bunker Hill quartz mine.
situated In no organized mining district In Baker
oicsI Plat on 6ie In this office as Mineral Survey No.
gao In section township . S. range 70 T. w. N. said
Mineral Survey No. ,s0 being described as follows
variation. magnetic. being 10 degrees As minutes
Commencing for description Of the exterior boun-
darieS OF the Bunker Hin quartz mine at Corner No.
i. !" 81. eSIo Srosna win mou"a o; o. Earth seSea
whence the section corner on north side o. section
In township S, X 20 East bears No. ,olo East 33Ss
x" 70 No.
mound Of earth serbed ,ss. thence 76 degrees IS
on% %"a Sc; H. IN s. 10 GSt s1os.s SS win mound 1
serlbed y gao. fr In. In ola bears As deg ,, II
dist tIaied and seIibed B 7 ,.,s9. thence :, de-
L to cor No. post In. 50 AZ long IS In. In the
ground with mound OF earth scribed =, ,so thence
70 degrees IS minutes 500 II to cor No. L. the place
The presumed course OF the lode Is nearly cas-, and
west The number Of feet claimed on the lode Is hf-
teen hundred feet. extending roo Il 70 degrees IS
s %.aes TO fsSs essf eSa from
shaft The surface ground claimed Is three hundred
feet In width on the north side Of the Lode and three
hundred teet IN WAN on ne SOutT size ot tue oue
The notice OF location OF said Bunker Hill quartz
mine Is OF record In the Office Of the recorder OF con-
veyances Of Baker county, a Baker City In book of
locations OF quartz mining claims at page I6I.
Adjoining claims: On the east Gone Case quartz
mine. and on the west the Lilac quartz mine.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground vein, lode, premises any portion thereof
SO Described, surveyed plated and applied TOR. are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
duly filed In the U. S. Land Office At La Grande Ore
Ron, and within the 20 day period Of publication
hereof with the register OF the United States Land
ONCE a Ia Grande. Oregon. they will be barred BY
virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
e. W. BARTLETT. Register.
Date OF first public alton. January ~. 1900. Date
Of last public alton. March a.. 1000
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

o,.,,, claim. ,hsnc. =, s.ors.s a, minutes ,o6
sest = nost m ,yLei "a. q, a." being corner No q Of
,hs tvsIon. Mil site. ,Ssnes q 90 aserees NO minutes
$50 feet 10 post marked ",- Is, B." being corner
minu,ss ~ ,,o iest ~ ross marLed "a. 8, "a being
CORNER No a. Cyclone nil site thence 4 40 degrees
- r,irw,ss $40 tea, a coS, m marLea ,- ,6, r. kenv
corner No :, Cvcone mill Sjte. thence & 4, depreeS
az minn,ss a "a. tes, IN ni,cs nj heynninv
Whieh ssd Tin Horn quartz claim is fifteen hun
dred Il soo) eet in length and extends seven hundred
an f,v f,sol feet Ster and so feet SOUTH
es,eriy along the Tin Horn lode bearing gold from
Inc discovery ront thereof with surface ground tour
hundred f.ol feet in width being ,oo lee, northwest
erv ana m, iee from said lode; and
the notice Of ioc alton OF which is recorded on page
B.ke, County. Oregon. in the Office OF the recorder
Of said COUNTY The adjoining claims TO said Tin
Horn quartz claim being the Columbia quartz claim,
Mineral Survey No. I,6. on the northwest the Brit
anIs ouaTtr claim ,he said OLD Middeman quartz claim
adjoining partlsljy on he east south and west, and Is
ousrtS Claim. MIner, Survey No so., the northess,-
eTIey corner OF which is Identical with the south
westerly corner OF said Tin Horn quartz claim, all
else being vacant unocc uplei land, There being no
confjctInv claims
Said Oid Middlemsn quartz claim Il fifteen hundred
u suo) feet In length and extends o. ieet southwest
erv ana a., feet northea Stey along the Old Middle
man lode, bearing gold, from the discovery shaft
thereon with surface ground six hundred (ooo) feet In
width being three hundred feet on each side Of said
lode except that portion thereof covered by the Tin
Horn quartz claim as above described the notice Of
location Of which Ola Middleman quartz claim Is re-
Claims Of Baker county Oregon, In the Office OF the
said OLD MlddIemsn quartz claim teing the Tin Horn
in = northerv direction. the Tin Horn mill site, and
the Cyclone mill si,e and Telephone quartz claim.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT.
United States Mineral Survey No. ,67 A. & B. Ap-
plication No. so8.
United States Land Once.


plication No. so8.
United States Land Once.
La Grande, Oregon. Jan 40. 1000.
Notice Is hereb, given that in pursuance with The
act Of congress approved May TO- IS7s the Columbia
Gold Mining company. corporation duly organized
ani existing under and by virtue Of the laws Of Ore
gon whose post office Is Sumpter. Baker county.
Oregon, has made application for patent for the
Ola Mddleman and the Tin Horn quartz claims. and
se situated In no organized mining district. In Baker
county. state OF Oregon. and described BY the official
plat herewith posted and by the eld notes on file In
the Office OF the Register OF la Grande Land District.
State OF Oregon. follows viz with magnetic vara-
tons at 40 degrees as minutes to 40 degrees 90 min
Description Of exterior boundaries Of the OLD MID
deman and Tin Horn quartz claims-Mineral Sur
yey No, 20, A., TO witt
Beginning at a post marked "Cor. No. I.yo, A.
Monument No .. the same being corner No. Of the
Tin Horn quartz claim thence 10 degrees 20 minutes
900 feet 70 pos, marked "A.,S. a. being corner
grees minutes " 600 feet to pos! marked 80 ,o1
A" being corner No. OF the Ola Middleman quartz
claim thence 50 degrees s,,, z, minute, Tee; 70
Old Middleman. from which corner No. !. U. S.
Mineral Monument No. hears n degree o, minutes
,;.s ss distant thence ass 3 %"Sf; No
sof the Ola Miidleman; thence 50 degrees ~ min
uss soo fee, 70 PCS; %arkss %, A. being
marked $40, A" being corner No. OF the Ola
Miiilcman quartz claim; thence 50 degrees ., min
S.1 ' co. hs s asa su c%
20 degrees 20 minutes " H,S feet to post marked
"a %, A.. being corner No Of the Tin Horn quartz
claim thence :, degrees 90 minutes 1900 feet to
bsscrip.'on o. Tin Horn mill si's-Mineral Survey
No 20, B. TO witt
claim. a post marked ~ ., B.. being corner No.
G. y; "s.I % % ss;. Il: /: 'tsa Ss
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
( United States Land Once.

Notice Is hereby given that Fred Morley and }. W.
Duckworth. whose postohce address Is Sumpter.
Baker county, Oseeon. have flied IN application fos
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
King Street prsmi-es.

DR.. Wood reported having visited tn
premises on King street near the Wa
kiki turn. from which All ChHne no
been tabn-. He fond the pace l.
a most f''hv condition. Several smrr
sbacks pdtoinine q Chine-e store corr
pr'sed the Infected premises. In The
middle NJ yard wss an opium der
The place was g'mbli"e resort and
from what the doctor gathered 'r~n
people around. from twenty-five to fer
" persons were In the habit OF living
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
Of THE SKIN.

Everybody has their hour OF trou-
BILE.
But people having any irritation Of
the skin.
Have many hours OF trouble.
Nothing so annoying, nothing sc
irritating.
1t Is hard and trying position.
Leave II alone and you can hardly
bear the misery.
Relief and cure have come at last.
Melbourne has put 1t to the test
Doan's Ointment cures every form
OF skin irritation.
People at home are learning that this
is SO.
Here is proof In a statement:
Mr.. William Preston has been a resi-
dent OF Victoria for over half CEN
fury and therefore will be known to
many OF our readers. mir. Preston Is
1t present residing at No. 6S Argyle
St., st. Kilda. He says: For some
considerable time / have been trou-
bled with Eczema on my legs. The
irritation at times was very great es
pecially at night, and 1t caused me
considerable annoyance. l obtained a
say that It allayed the irritation almost
Immediately. Doan's Ointment Is
a good remedy and ! can highly rec
ommend 1t for Eczema"
Doans Ointment is splendid In all
diseases OF the skin, eczema, piles.
hives, insect bites, sores, chilblains.
etc. 1t Is perfectly safe and very ef
fective.
Very frequently two or three boxes
have made complete cure of chronic
cases that have not yielded to other
remedies for years.
Doans Ointment Ia sold by all
chemists and storekeepers at so cents
per box (six boxes $2.50) or will be
mailed on receipt Of price by the Hol-
lister Drug Co.. Agents for lie Hawai-
ian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
simrIlcity or Science.

Science is always simple. It's only
1uackery that juggles with jargon.
Medical treatment OF the past dealt
With "simples." the pure vegetable
emedies provided by Nature. Sagwa
compounded OF simples. II is purely
vegetable. II Is scientific. because II
based on the known curative prop
rites OF the herbs. roots. barks and
INNS which II contains. II is the most
lfficient blood purifier and blood build
r. known. Ninety per cent OF diseases
eein In the blood. and 80 per cent o'
'seeses are durable by the prompt and
roper use Of Sagwa. II expels from
ne blood al the corruptlng and cor
oding elements and builds mp a new
.ody with new blood. There is no sub
'itute for Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
Tobron Drug Co.. agents for Kickapo'
indian Remedies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

i0i ifIfI H4 SITS fsn att ~ tff
atf ~ iiM $40 faNsf ~ fff ~
iht tuif al ittfsiNsis 4ffNfs HH tie
8Hf VI fp p III NN lFm0ff
NNm fNf fft Ntit tf SO fiHf VI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
call a meeting of the Senate

ures to call meeting OF the Senate
forthwith"
81 thereupon" continued MIR. Manson,
went over to the office of Hon. VIM.
c. Wilder. President of the Senate, and
asked him II he had received an init
nation OF the proposed action or de-
SIRE OF the Attorney-G General in the
matter. Mr.. Wilder replied that he
had. That Mr.. Cooper had telephoned
to him asking his views on the matter
and that he had replied in substance
that as he understood the matter the
Legislature existed solely by the will
of President Mckinley and that when
ever he ordered session to be held Mr..
Wilder would be found in his seat.
That he was satisfied sufficient time
had not elapsed to obtain definite re-
ply to President Dole's letter of the
18th January and that until the Pres
ident OF the United States was heard
from he declined to take any respons-
Utility in the matter whatever and
therefore refused to call a meeting OF
the Senate or to be present at any II
held"
About O'Clock yesterday" Mr..
Manson continued. Senator Water
house called on me and said that the
Attorney General had telephoned to
him that It was considered desirable
that at least two or three members of
the Senate should meet and adjourn,
If only to save possible point and
probably loss of time. At his sugges
ton | took a hack and hunted up as
many Senators as l could find. / could
not reach Senators Kauhane and
Northrup. but did find Senators J. l..
McCandless and John Wright. These
two with Senator Warehouse met In
the latter's Office at a little before B
o'clock. being present to call the roll
II needed. After some argument on the
subject President Wilder was commu-
nicated with by telephone, after which
those present came to the conclusion
that 1t would make no difference to the
matter at issue whether a sprinkllng
of the Senate met and adjourned or not.
AS Senator McCandless said Whether
we should or should not meet today Is
a matter that the Government should
have looked out for in advance instead
of leaving II until late In the after
noon Of the very last day. II we meet
now we may make ourselves the laueh-
ing-stock of the whole country. II we
do not meet In regular session today Ii
Is not our fault; and In any event Pres
ident Mckinley can rectify any mistake
we make and call the Senate In SEES
sion at any time by stroke of the pen.
am satisfied we should receive definite
instructions by the next mail, and III
any body Is to blame for the Legisla-
ture not being opened in due form to-
day 1t does not rest with the Senate"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

Inc Planters Monthly for February
Is out and will prove an exceedingly
interesting number to sugar men both
here and abroad. The article taken
from the Independent on 1.-THE Yankee
In Tropical Agriculture" will be of
general interest. The editorial COM
ment is, as usual, timely.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
Attitude of the Senate.

Understanding that some members OF
tn, Senate had taken some action
towards holding session late yester-
day, an Advertiser reporter was sent
out to interview George Manson. the
clerk OF the Senate. at his residence
on the Waikiki road last evening.
In response to the question what
action has been taken today by the
members OF the Senate in regard to
holding session." Mr.. Manson said:
about 3 o'clock yesterday | casually
n ct Hon. J. l.. Kaulukou, the Speaker
If the House. who informed me that
some members OF the House had met
md adjourned until Saturday: pending
'dvices from the United States by the
next mail. He also informed me that
re was very much pleased 70 find that
t the meeting Attorney General Coop
r had cO'ncided with his views on the
'atter. which we're that the Lei lature
'rst n eet m the third "Wednesday In
'ebrpary under The Corstitution and
Prdino INSTRUCTIONS RON prnsid ont
fcRinlev. had better adjourn from day
day until such instructions we've re
eived Further, that he understood
he Attorney-General would take meas-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

HERE is A CHANCE TO DO SOME
ONE A KINDNESS.
X the reader OF this should chance to
know OF any one who is subject to at
tacks of bilious collie he can do him no
greater favor than to tell him of
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t always gives
prompt relief. For sale by all drug.
gists and dealers; Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd. agents for III. |.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

Andrew Brown of the Waterworks
Department reports that yesterday
morning there was only one foot OF
water in the reservoir at the electric
light station, while the two upper once
were dry. "The outlook Is the worst of
the season." said Mr.. Brown, land
there cannot be any more street lights
at present, as these are run by the wa
ter from the upper reservoirs"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

England's postmaster general, III
onke OF Norfolk, Is SO years OF age an
,as borne his tile fo- forty years
'onger than any other Dixie outside q
he roval Family H's only son Is bllnf
and a hopeless imbeclle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

that may be relied un-
on as being the best to he
had for he money. In other
words they are G Gus Of
known wear"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Census Queries.

Census Enumerator W. Q. Steele be-
gan his duties june LIST. The law con
templates that the work shnll b. done in
30 days but Mr.. Steele say 3 it will be i'm.
possible for him to complete the job dur
ing June. He has long list OF qnes-
tions to ask md some people may think
them impertineut. But no question -
asked that is not useful aud th.r" should
be no hcsitancy IN giving absolutely
truthful answers
Sensitive people should remembcr that
absolutely no information will u. gwen
out by tho enumerntors. For every vio-
lation Of this rule the cnumerai"r Is
liable 10 fine Of eco. Tho census de-
partmcnt carefully guards against the
leaking out Of amy facts Whatsoever learn
ed. Tho department is determined To
procure absolutely accurate information
aud therefore guarantees absolute srcrc-
cy to all.
Tho list OF questions IL tho result OF
many years Of expert study mud cxpcri.
meni. Not point TINT will facilitate tho
compilation Of national staii.iica has
been omitted. All questions asked IN tho
taking Of any previous ccnsns that have
not proved useful have bscn eliminated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
SUGAR BETS
and Beet SUGAR
The Growing cpp Doing Well and The
Factory Making Coed Prssresx

The previous good reports from tho
fields y-, continue. except thai in fr~
localities worms as- doing som. damage.
Bu, limited injury Ia expected from this
pcs. and the outlook foF profitable crop
ts excellent.
A force at 80 ,ncn are pushing ~u'k
oa ,hc factory aud the steel frame q. tho
main building prrsra's formidable Ep.
pcaIane-. Machinery .s arriving. such ns
diffusion cells. eE,s,aiissTs. mixers. filter
pr-sers. STORAGE tanks. automatic scales.
C:c. The foundation ior The IL! foot
sspasc stack has been completed Brick
~ofs ia IN psosrsss aad piles in place for
,bc bcc, .bcsL Altogether the work 81
construction sesins TO bc we'll advanced.
Il to estimated iha, Colorado will ihis
year prss!uc, sptn-iliipE like sl.su.nJ
~a;;h IT bcc. sugar. But 10 has b-ca
truly saii iha, ilits will have little caec;
utsn tho l;ea.FEl market. in ,i-u ot the
fact that the United States csp-nds near.
ly siUJlssiuDb for foreign sugar every
year. What Colorado people arc more
Interested In i. the fact that they have
c.p,,ouaiiy we'll adapted 10 the pro-iuc.
zion Of sugar from brcts. and that they
may ib the eour.. ot a feu years pro,lnc-
.uisicient TO render the importation of
bcct sugar no longer nec-..ary. The
factor. ot the American Ilcct Sugar Co.
pou under coastfac.iou al Rocky Ford is
expected 10 prove that tho Arkansas val.
ies is tho ideal portion of the United
States for the 1rosth os The sugar beet.
The 1rouins crop is looking fine aud the
product ,herefrofa this fall will add as.
other agricultural specially TO an already
large list of products which thrive with
exceptional success in tho Ccs,esn,ai
stale.
A promincn, si,eepman o. len, county
has cuu'raC;ei for 1900 tons II sugar
bee; pulp u. - cents per ton from tue
Rocky Ford bee, sugar factory. aud will
experiment with the pulp IN connection
with curn aud alfalfa as fai,eBcr for
sheep. Colonel LockhaIt will also take
1900 tons TO experiment IN similar
mauBer with cattle. The result will he
awaited with insctss. by feeders along
the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
High I.,nc IN G,ssi Shape.

q NJ. Hall il again In his Office after
n considerable time spent on tho High
Line canal looking after repair work near
tho head. Tho coatinu-I high water
through April aud May caas~l tho river
to cut into tho ditch about two miles bs'-
Low tho head gate. requiring tho building
Of nearly l.OuD fcst o: new ditch In hard
siinic. The river nlso cat eioss TO tho
head os Ill. Oxford ditch. but slightly
lower stage Of water permitted Tho piEe.
ing of sa,n- good protection aud no fur
il,-r troahl. 10 appr-hrndr,i. III. High
Line has been carrying u good head sinc-
early last u--k aud tho farni,Fs arr wat.
crins grain and alfalfa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Having run tho ds@piss,i Mexican Ia
t,orrrr gu, Of tho community. kocky
Ford is wondering how To get sid a. the
weeds growing ibich aud fas, among the
tiny sn9as beet plants. - Pueblo Indicator.
The extent o: the aa,i.Mcsscan Incl.
dent has been greatly exaggerated by
our exchanges. In fact only ,wo Meri-
cans wcrc compelled 10 leave town and 10
ten days after they LETT 30 were cacamp-
ci in the vicinity of Rocky Ford peace
ably doing much needed work. fortu.
nateiy the mob did but little damage cx.
ccp, to the good name OF the town. The
situation has fully ciearc,i-everybo,iy
eonccc,iins the necessity Of the Mexican
labor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Hume Lewis. who has been with the
Pueblo Chiei,ain for shc pas; eight years.
climbing from reporter 10 the position
Of managing editor. resigned the place a
few days since. lie is now managing the
Pueblo department, Of the Denver News,
tina; cn;erprsing daily giving Pueblo
much more attention aud space than
heretofore. That old Chieitain standby.
@. O.. Withcrs. assumes the duties Of
managing editor. aud a. McIIeDfy Green
will have charge OF the editorial page. by
this change Mr.. Green is replaced in the
position which he has managed with
great ability in past years. A host OF the
Chieftain's readers welcome the return Of
Mr.. Green 20 tbr edit ,rs Up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
To Our Friends and Custo.
merB.

The early removal Of our store
to side street and the confusion
Of building operations will caus.
us TO be doing business under con-
siderable difficulty for the next two
months. But all orders will be
promptly executed ard your wants
attended TO rs faithfully as in the
past. When our new building
shall have been completed we viii
have the finest business rooms in
town and filed with most attrnc-
tive stock of goods.
Dawley Hardware & Furniture Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Beet l'ulp.

The problem is now solved. and actual
eaten by cattle. but that 1, makes most
excellent beef. Messrs. Patterson 4
Armstrong began the experiment last fall
by putting GIJ range cattle on pulp
diet and hay. The cattle ale and ,hriycj.
enabling them to market 800 head Of
prime beef steers, and had the supply Of
pulp held out little longer the whole
lot would have been rolling fat. The 17J
not ready for market when the pulp gave
out will be graEed until fall and again
fed ON pulp. The same company will
feed a large number Of steers next fall.
enough 20 consume the entire outpu, Of
pulp.-Oregun Observer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Navajo Rugs and Blankets.

There seeming to be n revival of
the demand for the work of the
Navajo Indians, the stock now in
the hands of Mrs. ID. W. Barkley
will be retained for time longer.
Parties wanting beautiful. excel
lent and cheap Navajo rugs and
blankets will find the present an
excellent opportunity. The goods
come from Rev. ii. Il. An.e's Faith
Mission, which receives our entire
profits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Look out for a dry goods swindler who
has been Eouging eastern communities
aud is headed this way. lie claims TO
have large stock uf English goods,
which were exhibited at Omaha. bu,
which were TO be sold TO avoid storage.
The canvasser carried samples and by a
fluent tongue. convinced housewives that
he could sell them goods much chca,,pr
than any store. He got the money, 6nt
the goods never arrived. Moral: Patron.
ize home stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Here is a hi, OF valuable information.
Of true: Throw bit ot alum the size Il
marble into bowl Of water, and ur,
the hands and face and exposed parts
lightly with 1t. No: mosquito will an.
proach you. They hum about lii,l.
aud disappear. ! never had any occasion
to use mosquito curtain. and am glad
TO think tha, can perhaps benefit others.
travellers particularly. by this little bi, OF
information. so says an anonymous
writer in an exchange.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Our merchants all have too long hours.
Crhc same remarks will apply 10 many
farmcrsl. The general adoption OF an
earl, closing hour xouli give business
men and clerks needed res, and at the
aame time all the wants Of the public
fully met. An early closing movement,
oni, need somebody to push !. to secure
the general cooperation o. our business
men,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Gecl Prn-rccts al llnlly.

The beet fields around Holly and in
the thickly settled country northwest 81
town are pretty sight to look upon. II
Looks as IL the farmer had at last found
a friend that will stand by him from year
TO year, and yield him good returns for
the labor and money expended. We hope
the present crop will piove 50 profitable
that the acreage will b- increased sufIi.
GENTLY to warrant the erection Of n fac.
tory in this end OF the valley next year,
Holly Chieftain.