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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
REEpSvILLE.
Correspondents Of IN. Arrns

~'ftANf tfeANNtNe hA I ne Argus.
Col. J. W. Gusemau /. housed up with the
grip.
Rev. II. II. Reed preached a, Goruon
Chapel Sunday Jan. n, 60 large audience
The farmers are making good use Of The
snow in delivering lumber and ties TO the
h r. and hauling Gn,
L f. Ashb0m is now cutting mine prors
and will have or car loads. Before the
X. X. is built, he could no, give the tiuaber
away but now can sell a good prices.
Lost, sira,ed or stolen one lot Of Ply.
moth Rock chickens last seen on road to
leederry, presume they were headed tor
Pennsylvania the same as the negro in
Sn'i-bellum days. No tax on old speck in
Pennsylvania.
As rove around the county I 6nd there
IS great demand for clerks aud accountants
amoung the merchants, and as other counties
are Ia the same boat think they will have
to be imPoued, as you are aware that the
merchants mast give 90 the assessor the
selling Ptce Of his wares ''uuder OATH and
no, the COS, that hs happens to have on
hands ON all Fools Day, aud the inventory
mus, be taken The nigh, before and YOU said
this tax law was no good
The track ON the NJ y X. r. r.. is laid
short distance south of the Nlorrantown
aud kiugwood pike, and the siding s. mule
west of Reedsville at the crossing Of the NJ.
8 X pike, understand II is TO be called
Guseman Siding, from which there have
been shipped 8 cars OF lumber and about
1000 ties now waiting transportation. Also
there has been received 10 car loads of rrain.
mds. and lime stone, with * or 20 more
cars Of lime booked 70, the siding as fas, as
the X. II. CO., can deliver them and the
X. X. track not yet bgllasled OF lined up
The Company has been very much handicap
ed by the bad weather Nearly all Of the
ties for the road will be delivered At this
siding and Will be one of the Company 8
best and paying stations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
cUzzARr
cone.pondenee Of rhe 80.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
J. S. Kelly has purchased a new lele
phone
MIS- John Smith has been on the sick Dis,
for few days
John Kelly's children have been very sick
the past few days
Miss Maude Livengood has been visiting
al Or the past week.
Henry sphar was a, Union,own, Pa, a
few days the past week
Mrs. Alleths Reckau Of Orr. has been
calling on friends here the past week
Mr and Mrs. John Croley Of Guseman,
we're calling on w. a. wolfe's last Sunday.
W. a. Wolfe was visiting his father J. C..
Wolfe Of GAINESVILLE last Saturday and sun
day.
James Chidester and sister Bessie. we're
visiting friends At Glade Farms Saturday and
Sunday
Isaac Rsckar, and Mrs. W. A.. Wolfe
have been suffering from rheumatism the
past week.
solomon Feather and Jerom Kelly Of
GAINESVILLE, we're 10 our midst after coal one
day last week
Prof josiah DIimore gave our young
peopl, spelling bee on last Friday evening
which was we'll attended
The Morgans Glade and Fucudsyille mail
failed TO get through Saturday on account
Of The roads being blooksded with snow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
RoWLEseuRG

Correspondence Of The Argus
Arthur Fretwell is ~ at this writing.
Sleighing is very fine at the present time.
Henry Sell is visiting his nephew. l. L.
Shaher
The school is going to have an entertain.
mcnt on February ~.
Billy Ayersman ran a nail in his foot not
long ago bu, is better sc this time.
Mrs. Rightmie took her Sunday School
class sleigh riding aud they had a pleasant
time.
Mrs. Ella Grimes has returned from
Fairmont, where she has been visiting
friends
Joe Dubbs met with a serious accident,
and ii is thought that his arm will have to
be taken off.
c. 1. Brown and his daughter Marcia.
| spent Sunday at Grafton with his sister.
Mrs. Anna Brock
Newton Dawson took crowd OF old Ia.
dies a sleigh'riding Saturday evening. lie
took them to McCumbers.
There was a crowd went TO Aurora and
spent the evening and the horses got in the
snow.drifts. and they nearly had to stay
out all night.
We are having fine school. The teach.
ers are Odar Watson. Principal. Mrs. Edna
shaw, first room, Miss Persis Hagans. sec.
ond room. and Miss Ella Tremby. third
room We hope they will remain with us
another term.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
River city Entertainment

Rowtr.H uRc W. Va Isn 20. zoos.
EDITOR AFGus Please advertise The
iolo0ing program TO be- given Boo Rowles.
burg x Of r. Hail. February 60. zoos. by
the Rowlcsburg Dramatic Club and New
burg Band jointly
Opening M8rch-stoei og-by Sinclair.
Encore Overture by Keller
Concert Poika-Cornot Soio-by Il. "
Short
Selection from EltrsVtore by Verde
Merry Maideus Marcb-bY Sinclair
Comic -"LickskHIot Wedding by
Rowiesburg Dramatic Club
March Gloria -by p. H Losey
JOY to the World-Grlnd Sacred pot
pourhy Barnh0usc
Forget Ne Noi Waitzcs- by b Brooks
Comcda Andy Frcckles br RoWirs
burg Damstic Club.
Characteristic March and Two Steo
Naughty Nigrer
New American March -by B. %. losey.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
STATE GRANGE
Meeting Opens at Charleston and it Is
Presided Over by Governor White.


Charleston, Jan. 20. --rhe West Virginia
state grange me, here today In its thirty.
third annual session, About 6fty subordi.
nate oranges arc represented. Mos, OF the
morning session vas consumed in an address
by Hon. +. T.. Waleo,, master Of tho
Kentucky state grange, and editor of the
National Grange BUlle,in Of Cincinnati.
The afternoon session was opened by the
address Of the master Of the West Virginia
state grange
The reports of the delegates. f,om the
various oranges Throughout, the state show
the order to be in very nnurishing CON
dulon.
This evening a large meeting OF the mem
bers Of the Legislature aud iarmets through
out the State was held in the hall of the
House Of Delegates
The meeting was presided over 10y Gov.
\. u White, Interesting addresses on
subjects of vital importance to farmers we're
made by Hon. +. c. Atkinson, dean of the
agricultural school a, Morgaulowu, Governor
White, Govenor-elccI Dawson, Hon. Alya
Agee, editor ct the National Stockmau aud
tarmeI of Piusburg, and lion. +. L.
Walcou.
The meeting was the largest and most
interesting farmers meeting ever held in
the State.
Officers were elected as follows, Master,
1. {. Atkinson; Oyeueer II c. skinner
Lecturer c. T.. Lewis; Stewart, NJ. II.
Taylor Assistant Stewart, ]. b. llutet;
Chaplain, Rev J. o. Thompson; Treasurer,
Alexander Clohan; Secretary, NJ. V. Brown;
Ceres, MIS-. G. L. Lewis; Pomona, Miss
Irene Dick; Flora, Miss Minnie Ellis;
woman Assistant Stewart, Mrs. {. {.
| Brown
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Spencer Guthrie is suffering with an attael,
of rheumatism.
Jim Nieman aud wife OF Brandouyille,
were here las, Monday.
William Francis of lIs1sltou, was calling
on friends here recently
Howard Matthews and wife we're visiting
at John S. Kelly's Sunday.
Charles Rexrosd of Norgaus Glade. was
here on business one ia, last week.
Earl Spiker was in oa- vicinity again from
Friday evening until Sunday afternoon.
Some Of our people attended the protrse,-
cd meeting at Glade Union near Hazel,on
Friday night
Oren VanSickle and Hugh Kelly attended
the spelling match a, Cherry Grove last
Tuesday evening.
Aldine Liyengood, Elmer Slrawser and
Richard Lewis were hauling lime rock for !.
J. Kelly recently.
Mrs. Lo,ue Ringer Of Guseman, was stay
ing with her mother Mrs. lena Kelly few
days the past week
Mrs. Wesley Ringer Of Morgaus Glade.
was visiting her brothers Geo. L. and
Jonathan spiker here last Friday
Miss Blanche Miller Who has been staying
at frendsyille this winter was visiting he,
parents aud friends here the past week.
Ovid Garbart Of Pennington, lin Wilson
Of Cumberland, and Johnson Of Unionlown,
were business callers here The past week.
Mrs. VIM. Matthews Of Lislie, Pa, who
has been visiting relatives and friends here
the past month expects TO return home soon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02

Cowpandant Of ihe arEast
Charles squaw .s c7ndlac'er Of the cole
mine ON heaHhcy sHck iasl Wednesday &. T..
Lpscomo aud Wil IycamJ was in the
monnta in visiting Win Lypscomb is very
sick az this iiuiog last friday Cisve Lipseomb
took flying 'rip 90 brett J. ssa Clcve lips
comb ihe other day and 1e says itis better
20 take 90 him self Wife rbsn 20 take some
married mans wife tbe good lu1c democrs,
FOR got 90 say boz Dos letter That there was
some one close Co him bad been side lhaohed
fran start 90 finish and still singing
hufsh boys hurah Nv B'wser vent 10 sec
DIS best gill salurdy Sd viii get ready for
him nest week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
The West Va. Argus.

A First.class paper, entered as Second
class matter IN a Third class Postoflce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
SPOT CASH CLOSING OUT SALE.

IN the building and in order
7" to do close
concluded to begin on the following lines this fall
CLOTHING. ovERCoATS ALL HEAVY UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, HATS, GAPS, JEANS
AND CORDUROY PANTS BLANKETS, COTTON AND
WOOL, SKIRTS, FASCINArORS, RUBBER GOODS. FELTS
AND OVERS. SOCKS AND OVERS, ARCrICS FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1 Garry the Celebrated BALL,
BRAND, the Best Brand made. All O the above Goods
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
TNQ BEAUTIEUL HOMES


wants to talk to you about home
that is a home. A home you and
your friends will be proud of.
What's the use to waltz Why
go on rentingY Better write him
to-day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-02
WILL BE SOLD AT COST.
ome or tnem Tor 1hEAI DEAL LESS THAN COST, for

SPOT CASH "
have not room in this Circular you all of
these goods but will Of
hENSE REDUCTION that will DO made in the prices.
In Clothing the reduction will be % to so per cent Over
coats from % to 333 Mems heavy eeoed
Ladies Vests and Pants heeced 10 cents you
usually get for % cents Union Suits other Underwear
In the same Experimentation of least Hats will
be sold at Reduction OF % 90 per Caps worth
~ cents 6Ocent ones at 80 cents have very Large Stock
Rubbers of the best make and you
me- On heavy Dress Goods from % 331 per
Besides the lines named there will be Reductions Goods
Prints, Gmghams Outings Embroidere Laces Trimmings
and, IN fact, almost everything in the Notion Line.
1 Positively Will Make it To Your Interest
If you spend your Cash with to Close out these
heavy winter goods quickly, and SPOT CASH is what
counts in sale like this These very Prices are for
Spot Cash but will sell you goods for Produce low
price any one else.
Yours for Business,
December ., 1904 -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-10
gett ttber 60 Jabrem

5dpn muroe Mrs. WinslDm's Soos
thing . Sprup BON WiuiDnen bon
Miittern beim 8abnen Der 8inoer
anaemenoet. @irit 9u i'm Sblafe
ourd oas' Sdreien zines &inoes ges
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno DOR
Sbmersen peint? Wenn TO, laiie
iDfurt cine Tlaihe BON ,.Mrs.
@insloWs Soothing Syrup" holen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenoen Iofort Ninoes
runa peribaffen. GerlaBt eub boz
rauf. Wiitter, es lift tein 8weifel
eariiber. Sc BELT Diarrboe, re9u.
liert ben Wagen unb bic Wieren,
beieitiat Wino &olit, erpeidt ben
@aumen. perbinoert g%ntsinoune
uno itdrtt oa8 gauge Spftem.
,Wtrs. @inslDps Soothing Sbrup"
fir aahnenbe 9inber lit aneenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Reeept itammt
BON einem Der beiten neibliden
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit
bel allen 9ruQatiten in Der aanaer
Melt AL baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slai9e. &auft nihtS nnoereS, nls
Wfrs. WinSloms Sopthina Shrup.
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Suuaers fterbett

lit a6nli6, luie an Sdwinoiu6t iterben.
9as 5prtidreiten Der S9Umoiu6t lit
cine 3ortur fir bas Opfer unb feline
Greuube. &ls i'd i'm eriten Stadium
Der S6minoiudt mar, l6reibt @m.
Mpers BON GearfOB, Mb., nabm i'd,
ua9bem i6 Oeri6tebenes uer9eblid sez
braudt bate, Or, Sings @eue @ntz
befuns, Die mid i6uell bette. Sdneue
9ilfe uno ii6ere Seiluns fir Suiten,
@r%fdltung, rauben Sals, 8rOnditis etc.
8enoet 2unsenen5inrun9 oh. 8u baz
ben bel s. &olteper & So6n, SEQ. S.
s. S6miot, Gig. uno gooli 9reiB.
8rets SOC uno 81 per Jlai6s. 8robe@
fln1he frei.
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SdiiBt Sud aeaen Ilteaen

uno MOSQUITOES. S6afft @uh nibts
r%oltenoe5 9rabtaeiledt uno geo(te
8ur' uno tSeniter : Screens an.
TO. Stebes & Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-10
800 SeIupuuua, 800.

Die leIer oieIer ;3ettuug ueroen iA freusn 5A err
labren, Dap es tpenigitens cine 9eflrdtets Rra1tbtt
beileH i'm StanOe 1T; 9alPs Ratarrb=&nr 1T Die eias
3i9e iebt Der dr5tlideu 8rloeribait betannte poitipe
allr. &atarrb %erforbert als cine @ouIitutionsfran..
belt cine conititutionele 9ebaaoluns. 9al's aa=
tarrb=&ur miro innerli6 eenornntsu uno ipirit brett
auf eas 8lut anb Die ibleimigen Oberfdhen oes
Seifems, oaourh Die @runola9e Der Rrantbeit 3er=
it6reno uno Dem patienten 8raft eebenb, inoeml lie
Die Contribution 6es R6rpers auibalt uno Der Natur
IN ibrem Berte bilft. Die Gigentblmer babel 70
piel 9ertrauen 3i ibren 6eiltrdtten, oaB tie Elm BUM
bert Dollars gelobnun9 fur ieoen SAL o%nbistsn,
ben ie aa turireu perfeblt. 2aBt el6 cine Site bon
3eugnifen tOmmen. Wtau %aoreifre:
S. GbeneD II. So. Soteoo, .
as- 9ertalft pom alien @potbetern. 9reis Is
@euts bic Glai6e.
6aG's Gamilten= 9inen finb Die befsu.
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gtdnsiihe 0ertuaItunasreform

Betanntltd 1T Die iesiae Stabt=
reeierurq BON Chicago auf 61s Der
ipreden BIN aewoblt nUrben. eiue
aleemeins geiitaotii6alA Ger ltd0ti,
l1en utilitdten, mie StreBenbabnen.
Walfer= unb 2ihtueriorgung &c. in's
@erf 3u ieben. I'm nun ibrem Ser
iprehen uabsutommen baben iidl
Die 0erren Don Der BerUaltung Ell
men Germ Dalrpmple aus @lasgom
in S9pttlano fommen lafien, bnlnit
er ibnert aeiae, mie cine Iol6e 8erz
itabtlibuna ins Berf aeiebt meroe.
9lasgUn gilt nGr1lid fir Die auf 6ies
fem @ebiete am 8eiteiten oDrQes
lhrittene Gtaot in Der Welt, oa lit,
10 gu iaeen. allies peritaot(iht, uno
6err Dalrpmple 1Du elmer Der atiii1o=
litt unterribteten biesbe5iali6en
5a9ntdnner in @laagom lein.
6err Dalrpmple 1T oenn aud eaz
tomtnen uno bat iih Die Sade aus
geidaut. Damn bat er aana ge,
maltig nit benz 8opf aeidittelt unb
bat aefaQt: .Sa, 6errlbaiten, bas 1T
aues gut uno i6bn, aber ebe Sbr an
etne Beritaotlihuna Der StraBenbabs
men &c. geben fDnnt, miBt Sbr erit
zines MAIDEN. SIR miiBt Die Bulitit
aus gurer itGoti1den Gerpaltusla
binausfhaffen. Wit elmer politiinen
germaltune lit cine gerftaotlidung
unmDalih." uno oann Fat er IT,
men auseinanoeraeiebt, mie in @lass
gDm bic Bermaltuna Der Staot rein
notwithstanding lei uno ale Bolitif
uno ale BDlititer ausaeihlohen
ieien. So oDaitdnbia ausaeihlol4
len, baB er (oer uerantmDrtlibe 2eis
ter Der @laseomer StraBenbabnen)
nibt einma( 81 iagen permDge. gu
uelher Bartei Die @lasgomer Staot'
ratsmitglieoer geb0rten, wenn iie
iiberbaupt gu elmer aebDrten. Die
Barteipulitif lei bort ausIblieBlid
NatiDnalpplitit. Sic TONNE bel Der
@rmdbluna BON Barlamentsmitalie'
bern ms Spiel unb bel oieler ALIEN.
&ein StaotratSmitalieo ueroe oils
Barteirnanr ermdblt. Nnbere ftGo=
tiibe Beamte meroen iberbaupt ntht
erpdblt. 2einer brauhe in ieiner
Mmtsfabrung at, etuas anoeres ais
an oas @emeinpobf gu benton. Sc
braube teiner gu fiirbten, bel elmer
Hartei Doer elmer pDlittlbeu Was
i1ine, Doer BEL einem Nrbeiteroers
banoe ooer bel ionit melbem SDn'
berintereiie NnitoB gu erregen. Die
fidbtiihen GneeiteIten gebDren ibers
baupt gu teinem gerbanoe. Sci ib=
rer Mnfteuuna aebe ausihlieBlih lire
Tauglibteit uuo 9lbtigfeit ben
Iusiblae. Die @mpfebluna zines
alderman belfe niht tnebr als bic
gmpfebIung irgeno melden Brinats
names belize. unb Die Mngeitenten
niiBten itramm arbeiten uno es
peroe lire Nrbeit nift better be-
aablt, als eleihe Nrbeit in BriDat'
oieniten beaablt ueroe.
60 bat Der 6err 0abr1mple in
Chicago geiprohen uno als Mrs
aeleien BADEN, bat es uns iebr GEE
freut, oaB er gang aenau basielbe
geiagt bat, mas mir por Elm paar Tas
gen nod unieren 9eiern auseinais
oerauieben periuht baben. ndmli9,
oaB feline Berftaotlibung uno iber=
baupt feine ftdotiide 8erwaltungse
REFORM mDalib lit, menn mir oieie
@erualtung nidt erit nouftdnoie
pDr, Der 8olitif uno ben politilhen
WetbDoen befreien. 60 lanee uns
iere 8ermaltung politiib lift uno nab
politiihen Methooen gefiihrt miro,
f6nnert mir feline Beiieruna ertpars
ten uno uenn mir noh 10 piel pers
itaotliben.
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0ns MnneGntinna : @erirht

= 9as Expectations @eriht bat
Den Nopotaten Gilbert 8. Batrid in
Seem Dort, melber ieineraeit lhuls
big befunoen mar, ben Wtui0ndr
WiQiam Warih 6ice aus Souiton
nit 6ilfe BON oeiien Diener umee.
braht au baben. um ourb elm ges
ialibtes 9eitament oeiien &erm6'
gen au erlanaen, eineu neuer Bros
SeB Uerpeigert. Batrid piro aliD
mol hingeridtet peroen.
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ne duBerit uneliidlibe CHE. Dieie
pier Seirateu. Die mir ebeu auf9es
sdhlt baben. 1iuo aber Die befonu'
teiten uro auh Die einsigen, Die fir
oas auqemeine Bublifum BON Sntes
reiie linb.
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: Saul Worton, un{er jebige Wtas

- SAUL Wtorton, unier iebiae Wtas
rine-M iniiter, 1T gum 8urIibenoen
oes Direttoriums Der equitable 2ee
bensoeriiherunes : @eieaibaft er'
tpdblt poroen. MDrtun tritt am 1.
Suli BON ieinem Winiiterpoften ab
uno miro oann fem neues Qmt iibers
nebmen. Sasielbe murbe befannts
lid eelhafen, UNI cine Dirt WuffihtS'
cat fir oaS 9ireftprium su baben.
Dee bisberiae BrGiioent Der @eleus
iboft Nleranoer uno bic 8ice. BrGlis
benton 0poe. 9arbeu uno @illDn
baben reiigniert. Worton Ioa iih
nur unter Der 8eoinguna our Gns
nabme leines Gmtes bereit erflart
baben. menn oieie bier suriidtreteu
piiroen.
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o8prp : Jormalin", t@imer &
Mmemb), balt, fpenn eS Wtorgens
als 8abns uno Muno 8afier ge=
brauEbt miro, 8dbne unb Wtuno
pabreno oes gan8en Cages rein.
Sn allen Npotheten aH haben.
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any harmful drugs and cannot injure
the most delicate system. At all drug
gists or from the Or. Williams Medi-
zine Co., Schenectady. N. T., postpaid,
on receipt Of price, 50 cents per box,
nix boxes for $3.50.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-23
Cheap Protein Foods.

Professor A.. M. Soule of Tennes-
see has been for a long time expert
menting with the question of substi-
tuting protein feeds in the form of
alfalfa and COW pea vines for a more
condensed form Of food, like wheat
bran. He has found that alfalfa hay
could be frequently substituted for
bran without materially decreasing
the amount of milk and butter pro-
duced. He has also found that COW
pea hay can be used in the place of
condensed feed with good results. IN
der one set Of experiments in which
COW pea hay al fed the milk cost So
cents per gallon, and butter 9.4 cents
per pound. Where alfalfa hay was
fed under the same circumstances, the
cost per gallon of milk was 81 cents
and per pound of butter 10.4 cents. 1t
will thus be seen that in many sections
of the south and east cow pea hay is
even a better substitute than alfalfa;
but that further west, where alfalfa
can be extensively grown, it may be
used as economically as the cow pea
hay.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-23
Cattle in Cuba,

The number of cattle in Cuba is
not great at this time, but is is GER
tain to become great. The problem of
how to escape Texas fever is being
dealt with both in the island and on
the mainland. The Cubans are becom-
ing quite large beef eaters, and it
is necessary that they import special
beef breeds if they r lot to i'm
port the finished product. There is
a law in the islanc. at present pro-
hibiting the killing of dairy cows.
This is done to foster the dairy inter-
est, but at the same time it shuts off
n cheap supply of beef. The Cubans
at the present time are eating seven
times as much beef as pork, and about
$500 times as much beef as mutton.
According to a recent report the per
capita consumption of beef in Cuba
in 1902 was 43.07 pounds, Of pork 6.S2
pounds, while the consumption of NUT.
ton was only g pound per 100 inhab-
itants. This opens up a great posi-
bility in the sale Of beef stock by
American growers.