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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

charged with using the mails for
lottery purposes. but the prosecution
for some reason was dropped. Henry
Ilaupt. president OF the company.
lives In Spokane and has been In
dicted b. the federal grand jury He
Is out on bonds Tho Montana Lot
terry company's offices were recently
ralded aud a drayload OF lottery
tickets was aeAzed. Jacobs 10
charged with sending lottery para
phernalia 20 Kansas City and St
Louis. The company'a operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
COME 10 81
School Bells Will Soon Be Ringing s
Suit the Boys Now Al

nunmn up For "a POINTS o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
LOTTERY MAN
In LIMBO

BUTTE. Mont. Aug "a Daniel
n. Jacobs. secretary OF the Montana
Lottery company has been arrested
here charged with sending BY eX-
press lottery tickets from the state
lie was released in $1,000 bonds
Jacobs was recently arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
ANps SEE THEM
Wonderful Values in Newly Bought
Oriental Laces and Others
r. sss ss:$ $ :.s: 9 ss S s :s @ $3.50 %

fso-WoRTH TO $50
..,.c,tsn point de Appques. Bands and
u pretty designs
be Hpplqued
Tsgary DO to per yard special sale price lie
25o-woRTH TO 65e- 5000
Edges up 70 II nch-
epfod-
fssuoped suitable fancy
trimming very worth regularly up 70 sS per yra
ne mnsnrs OF EMBROIDERY AND INSERTIONS At HALF
PRICE
Nansook end Cambria Embroidery aFs
snnd inches wide averaging
lengths yards long and blind patterns WIN
designs 70 choose
regularly yard special sale Thursday -
INV
Tse-WoRTH TO 2oo-
Insertions and Beadngs up 70
variety
suitable
yard. special
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23


Heidvn WAS on a visit TO his SON
ln-iaW aud had wornhipod BacchuH
freely during the day. When he APP
pented az the second avenue gun
store for his purchase, the clerk
thought he could navigate al right
and pat him aboard "A Second ave-
nue. ear and TOLD the conductor to
lot him off AZ YvHlef way. hclden
does not remember what happened
after that
Heiden says that be missed the
car and thinks that be left the gun
ON the car when he jumped OFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

At 8A49-WORTH #4bo-
Double Single Breasted Sack Suits and g.
Piece Short Suits Of all wool Scotch tweed and home
epuna black gray and enapDy mixtures 10 to 10 year
AT s5oO-WoRrH s6o5--
Don't mian this bargan3Buttou Harvard and Military Sack
aud 3eee Suite have pata and bea 70 match new
nobby styles In all wool Scotch weeda and fancy pnidH ana
stripes and browns aplenty, finely tailored 70 10
years actual see5 values .............. 81. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
The Long Looked
for Ribbons
Are Here

The very Ribbons that we've
been asked for fifty times a day
came this morning. Amt you
Fladg We haven't advanced the
price a bit-in spite Of their being
10 scarce.
25e WORTH 39e.
Shaded Sofa Pillow Ribbons
With drawstring. warranted al
pure silk. full inches vide. va
risty Of pretty combination col
ars 60 select from. worth regu-
larry 3sc per yard. sale price.
....... $50. ..s.+ $1,000. 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

At t6b0-WoRTH $3.50 $500 .f
and piece short pants Suits Norfolk and double ana Mn
,Ie-Ireastod aacka OF navy blue black Ihlbsl
French and English worsteds. homeapuna and piey ~.
ture5 10 10 yoara actual IS values now..... Sb5O
At sT5o-woRrH $1,000 -
and piece Short Pants Suits Norfolk Suits single anu
Double breasted Suits faueaay fashioned ana isof"l i1
dreey Young men workmanship and ~ perfect blue htk
black Thbea English worateda all wool scotch IN
stylish plads and stripes. actual 1000 values mo-" '.'o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
TACOMA MAN LOST VALUABLE
GUN

] - neiden. of Tacoma. wants
the police 10 find a shotgun valued
at ttoo. which parted company with
him on "A street car shortly after
midnight on Tuesday. while he was
attempting 70 connect With the out
bound Intefurhun az the corner OF
YsHier way and Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

le-WoRTH
A Of white
urinllouu De
fancy
worth regularly to zoe yard sale price t.5c
So-woRTa
choice white cotton wash Ivory Plat Yaicncienaes
Insertions -
inches wide pretty embroidered seaopcd edges that VII wash ven
worth regularly
2te per yard sale price .t..''+5e
fse-woRTH
af and
patterns with net top and
select
price
REMNANTS OF APPLIQUE LAeEs. woRTH TO SOC YARD Sc
nnrA Of Appiques
aud all different
10
choice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
Hand Bags
Reduced Again

AT ace. FROM 500.
womsuH Hand BuEa-In seal or
waifaH leather. IN black only.
fitted with coin purse, nickel
frames With strong clasps. worth
regularly ti.o0 each. sale price
.. - .stssss --.sss...... i9c
AT 2se. FROM 3se.
Chlidren'H Fancy Coin Purses
With or without handles. as
sorted coiored feathers. with
one or two compartments. strong,
durable clasps. worth reEulnrly
1tc each. Hals price ss....ss 25c
AT see. FROM Use.
womens Patent Leather Hand
HaHH With side pockets. silt
frames. with strong clasps rlaim
handles. worth regularly 75c
zach. sale price .44....... soc
At sf-2s. FROM SIPS.
womeu'r Hand Bags In seal or
wairus leather. Ia black. brown
and coiorH fitted with coin
purses and card cases. Gilt. nick
81 and leather bound frames.
durable clasps. strap or braid
81 leather handles. worth rsEu-
LARRY sass each, sale price 49,.
o.. sss+..+ss see. sst+..s %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
RIBBON REMNANTS
WORTH TO 4oe.

4 fine selection Of Ribbon REM
uants Including plain taffeta.
satin taffeta. liberty satin and
satin messaiine. IN black. white
and staple ceiors. assorted
widths to select from. lengths
from ! 10 ~ yards long. worth
regularly 20 t0c per remnant,
sale price. each =. .....-..15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

The Greatest Discovery IN the History
of the World. Alveolar Dentistry
Praeticed b. the Ohio Dentists Only.
The new system that iigihena loose
teeth. cures bleeding and pyorrhss OF
fat Dufp: treatment Of alvc9iar alb
scess. treatment of nutunm, atmos@
phrrfe pressure plates Life-iike teeth
are the most perfect and natural look
luR teeth that dental science has ever
ur0duced. Originator % the Ohio safe
svefem u painless dentistry. which
makes ali dental operations painless.
examination and extraction free.
Pull set Of teeth, with tho .Eatural
gamas :. -. .....ss.....s....45. 90
Cold Crowns TX ....as............ $500
pridee Work . .... immune. $500
FiifI1as .......s... 35c. soc and s1.OO
All work guaranteed ID years
OHIO PAINLESS bENT IsIa
,o.lL Pie street Corner Third Avenue.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14
Alameda Arrives.

The Alameda arrived this morning
from the Coast. bringing the follow
log frat. class passsngers;
II e Allen, j S Angus, O t Bird,
Arthur S Browne aud wife, F Cocker,
/ s Dillingham;, w X Douglas, Miss
A Dow, H NJ Dow. Miss II j Ea'nes,
@ Elschuer. Miss A GauIt, N Grrig
and wife, Capt Jno Haekett, G l.
Hall. Mrs j @ Henderson, Gerald
and Willie Hughes. II O Morton, ii
o Poisons. Miss W A Rsgland, II @
Roberts, g SaDdys aud servant, Mrs
Mrs l. Sandys, j c Wheeler, Misses
b and g Williams, j s Rose.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14
Mutual Telephone Co., Lid.

Notice is hereby given that a new
Telephone Directory will shortly
be published. and all persons intend.
log TO havs new Telephones installed
ara requested to make spplicstion
at an early date.
Subscribers desiring any changes
10 be made ia their names or placed
OF residence, etc, will please notify
the Office bsiore July 10th next, after
which date no pew names will DO
added to, or chsDges made in the
new book,
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD,
Honolulu, June 9th, 1906.
3l5S-2wd
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14
TAFT PARTY IN
HONOLULU TODAY.

The Mauchuris was eff port by
daylight this morning end belure 8
o'clock was a, the Hsckfeld wharf
in the wess end OF the harbor. Lighs
showers threatened at the time aud
II was feared that at least the Poll
4 excurson would be spoiled. Such,
however, was not the case, every
thing going off according to sche-
dule.
A military guard kept the crowds
back from the wharf and saluted
Secretary Taft upon his appearance
from the steamer. AT the time peo-
pile throug~d the spscs all the way
out to King etreet aud lined the
sidewalks in that thoroughis'e.
All OF the committees previously
appointed met the Taft party on
board the steamer at the dock Z.
Prior to that the special reception
committee, accompanied by tho Ha.
waiisn band, had, 10 thu Iroquois,
met the vessel outside ond returned
10 port with her, thu baud seren ad-
ing on the way 10. Acting Governor
Atkinson was one OF the first aboard
at tina wharf TO greet Secretary Tat.
After that csme tho committees
aud tho work Of GoalIy arranging
the dOy's program.
Drawn up under the wharf ehed
were number oi vehicles TO tehe
the pa " on thoir 6rst irip--to tho
Pail. Governor CATERS privste
carriage was there aud was occupied
by Secretary TAFT. Troops from
Camp Mckinley aud the naval STA
ton were drawn upin line under
the wharf ohed and salutcd as the
secretary OF War passed out.
Upon returning from tho Pail the
party took speciSl train at the
Oahu railway depot and 10 about
twenty minutes arrived at Honolulu
plantation. The mill there was
thoroughly inspected. After thst
the return 10 town was made. Lun-
cheon was served at the Hawaiian
hotel at 1890. the place being Ror-
Reously decorated for the occasion.
Mesdames e ID Tenpsy, O b
Cooper, Fw Maefsrlsne, George
Herbert. Miss Nellie Kitchen and
Gerrit P Wilder formed the commit
tee on decorations.
At 2;30 this, afternoon the party
divided, some going to Waikiki and
some to Pearl harbor At Waikiki
the baud gave concert on the
grounds Of the MoSua hotel. ALI Of
the resorts and the aquarium kept
open hevse. The party going to
PeaA harbor have the lioquois at
theis2deposal for excursions around
the loths.
BY 6 o'clock all OF the visitors will
have embarked again on tho big
liner for their journey'to the Orient
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

For Maui and Hawaii, per simr
Mauns Los. July Ex-senator j u
Paris, O A Stevens, Mas A Pimenta,
Miss Lena Rosewarne, Mr. Hanne'
berg, Il W NJ Misl, Mrs w C Achi,
Mrs p Jobuey, Bros Sylyanus aud
Sylyestse, W a We'll, Mrs. 6 +
Maydwell, Mary Rsui, Mrs J e Eek
srdt ADD 4 children, stephen DsshH
Jr, # j Lindemaon, Mas j Qulotsl,
10 L King aud wife, RsV A b Wey-
mouth. Mics a Aohi, Mrs. Jas K
Richard, Harold Sharpe, l. K Nakea,
A j Splitter, Mrs NJ X Meemano,
Geo Renton Jr, Miss Letilis Nor
gan, Miss A Morgan, Miss Kate Mo-
Intyre, H X L Castle, Me- Jss Corn
well, 2 children and se'vaat, g g
Seong, Elk Hussey, n Kauori, j
Coerter, j Greig'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The Maucburi4 ia scheduled TO
sail a. $3.50 this afternoon for the
Orient but will likely not get away
before q.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The oliice OF IHE INDEPENDENT is
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds oo Bere,
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakea
First floor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

A whilst porty was given by the
officers of the cabesbip Restorer on
Wednesday evening to a number Of
city friends.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The Honolulu bowling olley, at
the Aloha raloon, corner Queen aad
Richards strsets, will be opsned TO
night. Everything new aud fret
cIsss. Fine lsoai for spectators.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

A half dozen special cars assem-
bled on BeretaaiA street OF $50 this
afternoon 20 take such mom6eTs Of
the Toh party and fsieudl as might
w'sh TO take in tho events at Wal
kiki beach.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The supervisors OF Hawaii are
negotiating with the Supe'iutend-
ant Of Public Works for use OF the
Masonic building in Hilo for county
purposes, A rental figure will be
made To them.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

Auditor J II Fisher left for Kauai
Yesterday afternoon to give the Of
laere pointors ia regatd 10 roaming
the foauoes OF that county.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The Hawaiian band will play the
Monchuria of this AFTERNOON in
honor OF the Taft party.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

john d WilRis. OF the U y Secret
Service, was the guest Of Marshal
Hendry du'iug his otsy 10 pc YET
tsrdsy. de has been to the Orieut
on buaiuess for the Government.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

Miss Alice Roosevelt did not
stand the res trip f,on San francis
60 very we'll aud did not arrive here
10 the best OF shape. .,,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

A public hearing TO all interested
in the proposed forest reservation be-
tweSn the 1866 lava flow aud the
Hilo. HAmakua boundary will be
given At the Bureau OF Agriculture
aud Forestry on Wednesday next.
The area involved covers important
water sources and is clothed with a
forest OF kos,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14
LOCAL arr aAMnnAL New ..

TIE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The Alameda, which arrived this
morning from the Coast, will soil
mex. Wednesday morning on her
return voyage.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

The Market SALOON, corner Of
Queen add Kekaulike alrsets, ap-
nouaces grand opening TO take
place on Saturday next. A general
invitation Ia extended the public TO
attend, Free liquid refreshments
aud luuch awaits all who attend
from IL O'Clock noon on.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14
SalitaryStOam Landry
Co., Ltd
GgAE gEOUCaa.Gs ia gRIGRS

Having made large additions to
our msohinery, we are now able to
lnunder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill
LOWSLIPS, TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE NAPKINS, and TOWEL,
at the rate o % cents per dozen,
oaeh
Satisfactory work aud prompt
delivery Guaranteed.
No fear OF clothing being lost
from strikes,
We invite inspection Of our lsun-
dry aud methods ct any time dur
ing business hours.
Rigg Up aain 70.
aud our wagon will call for your
work
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

Dn the premises OF the SanitsS
Stec@ laundry Co., Ltd, between
Sorta and Queen streets,
Tho buildings arc supplied with
not and cold water and electric
lights. AEtssian water. Perfect
.anisstior,
PoE particulars apply to
j. EAGHTE0OT,
On the prenlues, or at the .oflCe
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-14

LOCAL AND CEREBRAL NEWS.
TIE 1NDErnnpBNr 30 cents per
month.
The Hawaiian band will play the
Monchuria of this AFTERNOON in
honor OF the Taft party.
The Maucburi4 ia scheduled 10
sail az $50 this afternoon for the
Orient but will likely not get away
before q,
A whist psrty was given by the
officers Of the cableship Restorer on
Wednesday evening to a number of
city friends.
The Alameda, which arrived This
morning from the Coast, will soil
mex. Wednesday morning on her
return voyage.
Miss Alics Roosevelt did not
stand the ses trip fIon San francis
GO very we'll aud did not arrive beie
10 the best OF shape, ,. ,..
The olfice OF IHE INDEPENDENT il
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere,
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakes,
First floor.
Auditor II Fisher left for Kauai
Yesterday afternoon 10 give the Of
laere pointors ia regard TO fauuing
the Goauces Of that couu,y.
Johu d WilRis. Of the U y Secret
Service, was the guest Of Marshal
Hendry du'iug his etsy 10 po yet
tsrdsy. de has been to the Orieut
on buainess for the Government.
A half dozen special cars asSem-
bled on BeretaaiA street 0t $50 this
afternoon 20 take such mombeTs Of
the TOT. party and isieHd5 as might
w'sh 10 take in the events at Wal.
XIII beach.
The Honolulu bowling alley, at
the Aloha ealoon, corner Queen aad
Richards strsets, will be opened to
night. Everything new aud fret
cisss. Fine lsuai for spectators. =
The supervisors OF Hawaii are
negotiating with the SupeFintend.
ant Of Public Works for use OF the
Masonic building in Hilo for county
purposes, a rental figure will be
made 10 them.
A public hearing TO all interested
In the proposed forest reservation be-
twesn the 1866 lava flow aud the
Hilo. Hamakua boundary will DO
given At the Bureau OF Agriculture
aud Forestry on Wednesday next.
The area involved covers important
water sources and is clothed with a
forest OF kos.
The Market SALOON, corner OF
Queen add Kekaulike alrsets, ap-.
nouaees a grand opeuing to take
place on Saturday next. A general
invitation ia extended the public TO
at,end, Free liquid refreshments
aud lunch awaits ell who attend
from IL O'Clock noon on.
-
Mutual Telephone Co., Lid.
Notice il hereby given that q new
! 1. mill ah In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Discoveries Which Which Will Afld.
Hundreds Ut Millions to Our 'tff a Z.
National Wealth.
WHAT the BUSINESS MEANS.
4 Tts Vast misunderstanding
lvhich8Cost $1,000 Al al. ]. Acre e: 81.
Il; l3re stling New Varieties.
Bv Frank G. Carpenter,
fspecial corrcspon dence to The Times me- IA
H, Dispat ch.) B I; ,i

fspeclal correspondence to The Tie Iin me- a
s5 Dispat ch.) n II
q Nv sII1NGToN, D. G.. March Al I take g
trr my hat to the Agricultural depart.
n,ent. 1t IL the fairy go 't5,r n y
\ Uncle SANS children, It waves ~ It's Wa'1o
and ten blades Of grass grow wferc Mons, Mons
.yo,,,d grow before. I, mods Its head an q
wheat crop comes from the the Atlas H Noun
Stains. and covers the dry lands OF texas 4 '''i
and the HARVEST. It speaks ana INC lo cE'
,onas az the South are green with rice
.,slds equal to those of China and Japan
II again shakes It's rod and the nitrogen gen
IN the air, harnessed to bacteria hred ID %
ne department stables. makes lnot ll
eart1, produce as she has not Prooa'Nceeu
,hefore The Agricultural Department IS
Me great creative department OF the Soy
crI,ment. 1t Is the department tn nt y .
D doing things and it has done SO sin ~ :.
since Secretary Wilson took charge q ~
that 1t Is now giving &op}ece nee. lessons ~
y avery nation on the globe. a re-" years
nro II was laughed at MS a seed sending,
sronh err farming organization. It is now
known as a great scientific institution
ioonerat ed for the enrichment OF the coun-
try and the people 1t has to-day more
t,ian two thousand scientists, experiment
Ing here and in other parts OF the word
and about the only restriction OF lts pos
gsibilities lies in the meagerf appropriat tons
which Congress gives to carry on its
york. There advise every farmer in the
United States to write his own congress-
man that the Agricultural Department
be II treated literally. in the way OF ap-8
propriations, for. III doing so. he Is put 3
ting money into his own pockets ana
those of Uncle Sal 5 III
Our Big Tobacco Crop.
You have already heard how we are
adding to our corn crop: The increase IN
ttsSyalue within ten years. through care
5fuI seed selection. will give us enough
1m1oney55to build tile Panama canal Two or
three times over. Hundreds OF millions
Of dollars will be added to the South BY
new discoveries as to raising cotton, and
Al now want to show you some ct the
wonders discovered during the past year
a along the line Of &tobaccos. 4
Tobacco has been one of our big money
& CROPS since the very beginning OF things.
THE plant was not known until America
q was discovered. sd Columbus saw the ma :
tiyes smoking It during his first voyage,
and physician who was sent to Mexico
81 Philip H.. OF Spain brought back the
first tobacco plants to Europe. About
the same time Jean Nicot, the French
AMBASSADOR to Portugal sent some to,
K bacco seed to Katharine de Mediol, Their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
! NAY it7r, FARMING IN CONNECTICUT
98is COSTS s / 900 AN ACRE. \

5oueen Of France; md from him the name n,
Nicotlann was given to IL and from ft' .'i ,
No Sget the nicotine as the poison OF :,
bacco TO- day. 1t was IN 1856 that ne ne
first Northumberland was ia lSoli 70 E,is
land, md IT was in 1912 that John ltoifes
,ths husband OF Focal ontns, became l tn ~,
first civilized tobacco growerBan Z ra ass,
tobacco FOR export Shortly after ' ne
the demand became SO great " lna .. I. !! -
hncco was raised generally nEo,lra Sou WI
jern colonies. II was used as money an NJ
= ship load OF girls who were .brou " 81
over from England to BE married 'it TO Z, ths
first settlers OF yirginln, were sold thcre3
at 100 pounds Of tobacco and upWtar ,''St
apiece. From then OH the business grew g
RAPIDLY. AZ hundred years before !. the IN,
Declaration OF Indepcnd ence, England 1'. .
was collecting 100000 annually IN 10
3bacco duties. and the product 81 Mary
land and Virginia alone. q little NOR nc,
than fifty years later, wa worth IN the
nelghborhood OF two mill lon dollars 7ll'1 9.
tbacco became fashionable In all oil t nc
courts Of Europe. 1t rapidly spread. b y
Africa and Asia, and to-day there ere s Is
hardly a place in the big round Wort Wort
where It IS not more or less used. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
An. American Monopoly.

indeed I. the tobacco business OF to- To-; day 10,
Is an American monopoly. We control
the trade OF England and the eontn e y.
and our big tobacco trust has It's branch-
"a IN every part of the world. With ITS
affiliated companies t5hasi Q capital OF 4
about $500 900. ooo and 1T is paying d ttS':
dends upon that amount. Tobacco ,''c, man.
United states. There are more than
Is, 900 establishments Of this kind In q the
fcountry and they employ loo, 900 hands
They use raw Material worth 500, 600 ,ooo
and their output has a value three times
found in every city and2the cigar store
in every town, and might say cigars 71'
cigarettes and tobacco at, every cross g IS
road in the United States.
A Million Acres Of Tobacco.
In order to show what the crop means
to the United States, let me give you q
| few figures. We had last year more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

a; .ycl. gl Texas Fl ii nov growing filler to-
hncco from Cuban seed, and promises TO
raise IL product equal to the Cuban artil-.s
cle. The crop there will be improved 1. ~
selecting the ideal plants IN the fields MS
seed plants and inclosing them IN bags fss
as has described s} ss
~ should think the 4 toba eco crop OF
every state and every locnllt could llti pc
Improved IN the same way, ' N lsi
55.It could, was the reply. n The plant
Sers might3uso Imported seed or they might \
take the best plants Of their own " tleios.
seed possible from their own crops for. for
tho next year. BY doing this year AFTER a. !!
2yyeart heyiwould soon greatly imp prove he 4
crop insauantity and quality. .4
81 #.5 FRANK q. CARPENTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

than a million acres under cultiva ton,
and We raised iii round number rs S1G oOo,-
900 pounds, or more than ten pounds q i1'dt for
every man. woman and, child In the co ll;s
try. This tobacco came from u tle'z e.
different States, and 1t was by no No means rs
confined TO the South. Here are the ~ e,
calities which produced IT. y give jro 7all S