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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
Il captain Oreifus en- America
ESCUADRA FRANCEsA EN- MARTINICA

New York, Octubre 2S-- Comunican de Paris que Ell
general Burgere generaismo del eerco, mega absolu
to que propouga segn dcen los per6dos pesentarse
como candidate la presdencia de la repdbca nj aceptar
nng1n puesto al cumpr e fme de edad que apartara
del servco active. E usre mtar declara que deseo
es rerarse 6ncas de Lora cutvarlas simple
agricuto sin preocupaci6n por poitca por los
tos del Estado.
Los partidos potcos, republcanoy democrats, traba-
jan acvamente para obtener runfo las eeccones del
martes de Novembre. Hasta ahora regstra mas
pequeno dsturbio nj choque personal Todas las noches
hay vene trenta meetings dversos stios de Nueva
York, immense publco Sc da por ndiscutbe la vic
torla de los dem6cratas por puradad de cncuenta
cnco mil votos que obtendra Mr. Mac Clelan reeecto al
calde Los per6dcos nspirados por Mr. Patt leader
publlcano, afrman que venceran por diez mil votos.
1nforman de Tanger que dos americanos Mr.. Mrs.
Largrne han vuelto de excursion arresgadsma por
el interior del errtorio de Anghera Marruecos Dcha
excursion fue emprendda contra los conseos del consul
americana. Los excursonstas dcen que aparte las di
hcutades de los camuos marroques, que son unas ve
redas espantosas les ocurr NADIA de particular En-
conraron bandas de bedunos armadas pero tuveron
nngun conratempo. Ambos llevavan trajes indigenas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

Anaden que en- Maruecos vaa entire emociones pero
con toda segurldad
A bordo del vapor SAvolE ha egado Nueva York
acompanandole abogado Monsieur Labori el captAn
Dreyus ceebre por su proceso sensational por su resi-
denca en- la lsla del Dabo Ouerlendo guardian un rigu
roso nc6gnto concede entrevsta los reporter. ha
conseguldo despstares cambando de direction ocutan
doa en- que reside actuamente Sc cree que ha machado
Montrea-- --CanadaViene con su sonora
Gables de Martinlca dcen que han saldo de aquellos
pueros, gnorandose que stio dgen e crucero AGO.
razado DEsAlX, que lego aver de Europa bao mando
del amlrante Boue de Lapeyere cruceros xJu
ren de La Graveres ~Lavoser> eChasseloup- Laubat
<Troudea Sc cree que cfe del escuadr6n recib6 des
de Paris lnstruccones al egar Martnca Sc supone que
Sc drge algdn punto de la costa venezoana
participant de Berlin que ha termnado por I'm arreelo
demanda entab6 la prncesa Lusa contra su esposo
e rey Felipe Felipe de Cobugo hace tres Los abo-
gados de los dos c6nyuges egan arreglo No habra
divorce formal sno separation de cuerpos de benes La
pension que hoy dlsfruta la prnccsa 900 dollars
aumentara $4,000 Ell paga los gastos del proccso La
prucesa quedara bre de ar domco en- cuaquier pals
extrangero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
ABuSO EN- cACUAS
Dos Suardias despiertan a un
hombre que dormia, le con-
Queen al cuartel y lie pegan
INvESTIGUESE Ell HFCHO
Nuestro corresponsallnform
que este abuse Sc debe a
venganzas personales.
Para LA DEMoCRACIA.

Amplfo mi telegrama de aver:
Como 10 una de la madrugada
do aver Sc prssentaron los poliefas
insulares Santos Lopez y joss Mar.
vaez 60 la planta baja de Ia casa
Ayuntamisnto, local donde duerme el
indivlduo Joae Suarez, sncargado dc
recoger los perros realengos en- la po.
blaci6n, servicio que presta por ordsn
del senior alcslde.
LIE exigieron que % levantara y,
con el prstesto de ir & matar 4 un re-
rro que por 10 cslle and aba, 10 sondu-
leron al zsguan de Ia casa donde ne
halla el suarsel de la policfa.
Una vez allf, 10 aeometisron y
sgredisron originkp dole una confusion
en la meiilla izquisrds, con sdema 6
induraci6n de todos los tejidos blan-
dos,y dos pequef1as contusiones mas en-
el lado izquierdo del torax.
Las lesiones son dc caractsr levea
segdn opinion del competante facul.
tstlvo doctor Jimensz Sanjurio, ne.
cesitan asistercia med'sa.
Luego de haber sido estropeado
el infaliz Suarez, fue conducido al
Deposito municipal en- calidad de de.
tenido denunciado ante el juez de
paz por maltrato de animales usar
armas prohibidas. FL m6vil de este
hecho ha sido, segdu Sc dice, que el
Suarez mat6 un perro, propisdad de
Santos Lopez.
FL senior Juez municipal, tan prom.
to tuvo conocimiento, procedi6 a la
correspondence investigation con la
del caso.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
N0TAS De PONCE
Sc fue el <Hombre Dios>
Captura de un malhechor
en- el barrio <Machuelo>.
AsUNT0 DE LAS lOsETAs
Ha sldo resuelto en- el Conce-
III sustituto del Secre-
tarlo de Puerto-Rico.
ASUNT0 De LAS LOSETAs

Todo pass, y como o. natural, pa
10 tambi6n 10 ola y sl barullo qus
hasta AVER nos smpuiaba haeia 10 des.
oonoeido. El sHombre Dios, ha tent.
do el privllegio do lamar 10 atsnci6n
Dc todos loa habitantes do esta siudad.
Ell sabo Ortiz aeompaHado dc
Gutierrez, dol euerpo do IL detective,
practice On ID noshs do aver un OK.
celente ssrvieio.
Ell individuo Justine Rodriguez
fus prsso On 10 nochs do aver On sl
bsrrio <Machuslo.s
Fate individuo form6 parte dc 10
partida que ssalt6 10 easa do don Ig-
nacio Vidal on sl barrio sNonte Lila.
no3 81 ato loco, ,marehkndoss dsspues
para ID vecina Rspdbliea do Santo
Domingo, Dc donde hsss POGO que
lego.
Sus sompsHsros Dc asalto, han 81.
do eondsnados { dieg y doce afios de
preside y 81 sstabs rsslsmado por .
Corts do Distrito.
Ell tan traido y lleva ado asunto
de las loastas - ha resuelto por fin
on Ia ports Budisipsl.
ii fallo rsssido ha sido favorable
para los dsmantes Vidal y CO, y aun-
que el Ayuntamiento no 70 unto ma
da en- el asunto, psgsrl ii no - quiere
yer embargado on sus blsnes.
Sc hslla On esta siudad, en- asun.
tos comsrciales, nuestro amigo don
Edslmiro ]. Lsspisr. Grata perms-
nencia le deseamos on su pueblo natal. |
-Acabo de YER pasar al alealds
Valdivieso aeompahado por un ame-
rlcano y al preSantar quiSn o., 10 me |
dice que es el sustituto del Secretsrio |
de Puerto Rico.
Como ID vsnida del primer fun.
cionario estAba anunciada, NADIA de
extrafo tiens que SO hsya trocado por |
Ia del que le sustituye.
Quisra Dios que sea para bien.
CoRRHsroNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
F|RMANTES De PASQU|NtS

Ell gobierno frances ha resuelto
encausar q los frmantes de pasquines
anti militares, que han aparecido en-
las paredes por toda Francia, Incl.
tando q los reclutas para que rehusen
hacer ell servicio. Entre los firma 1tes
deesta propaganda sediciosa hay Va.
rios diputados socialists.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven :
de papel viejo 4 81 quintal.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
EOery
TW0 Minutes

Physicians tell us that all
the b lood in a healthy
human body passes through
the heart once in every two
minutes. If this action be-
comes irregular the whole
body suffers. Poor health
follows poor blood Scott's
Emulsion makes the blood
pure. One reason why
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
What II Looks Like.

The Arkansas House of Repre-
sentatives has killed the cigarette
measure passed by the Arkansas
Senate. This bill prohibited the
buying, selling and giving away
of cigarettes and cigarette papers.
1t could not have possibly pre-
vented cigarette smoking, and
was calculated only to invite
violations of the act, which tends
70 bring all laws more or less into
contempt. The House acted with
wisdom in this matter and will
doubtless receive congratulations
from the stronger element of the
people, as few, aside from asmall
coterie Of "blue- law -folks,' give
countenance to sumptuary legis-
lation.
Tennessee tried the cigarette
law, but was forced to abandon
it. The Legislature is now
besieged to pass another act OF
of a kind nature, namely the
race-t track act, but it is believed
by those who keep posted as to
conditions that the \ Tennessee
House will do with this measure
exactly what the Arkansas House
did with the cigarette bill.-Com-
mercial Appeal.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
A Shot Al Tax Dodgers.

Senator j. A. Hinkle Of In
dependence county, who intro
duced the bill which was passed
in the senate Tuesday author
izing equalization boards to sum-
mon witnesses under oath and to
send for papers and books OF ac-
count, in determining the amount
of personal property and other
property owned in their counties,
says regarding his measure;
Il have felt for several years
that the state needed an amend
ment to tho present laws along
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
Antitrust Law Deemed Void.

Says the Arkansas Gazette:
General insurance agents of
this city have been notified that
the King anti trust law has been
declared unconstitutional by EN-.
inent Eastern counsel, among
whom is J. M. Beck, former as
sistant attorney general OF the
United States. Acting on this
announcement, it is said, many
old-line insurance companies
will continue to write business in
Arkansas after the new law goes
into effect, March %. Is, \
This announcement indicates
that the companies are likely to
reconsider the former decision,
announced several weeks ago, to
retire from the state as soon as
the anti trust law goes into et-
feet.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
KILLING AT WALNUT RIDGE.

Hox;e, March AT 4 o'clock
this afternoon, at Walnut Ridge,
City Marshal, Lee Ridgeway, in
attempting to arrest Edgar Bag
ley, a prominent young farmer,
shot him three times with a Colts
A, killing him instantly. Bag
ley's remains we're taken to the
Montgomery undertaking estab-
lishment and Ridgeway is in the
custody of Deputy Sheriff Graft,
having surrendered to him.
Owing to the prominence of
the principals, the killing has
created a great sensation. Bag
ley's father and two brothers
we're in the country this after
noon and it is feared when they
learn of the tragedy other trouble
will follow.
Marshal Carouthers of this
place was sent for to 60 at once
to Walnut Ridge, and has been
sworn in as special officer to help
prevent further trouble. The
citizens are not expressing any
opinion in behalf of either side.
Bagley was married, and so is
R.dgeway, and both are members
of the local lodge of the Wood
men of the World.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
Directory.
DELICIOUS

Preaching at the Methodist
church second and third Sundays
lin each month by Rev. W. S.
Southworth, pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. 0. c.
Shaver, superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10

this line. have personally known
Of a great many instances of So
called tax -dodging' where veal
thy men failed to give in their
property for Taxation. This has
become a crying evil in many
communities all over the country.
With these increased powers the
equalization boards will be
enabled to secure proof and to
have much property assessed
that now entierly escapes taxa
ton. This is the purpose OF the
BILL"
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
Lost In A Cave.

Excitement ran high when word
was brought to town last Wednes-
day evening that G. N. Autry
and George Edwards, who had
started out that morning to ex-
plore a cave of vast extent three
miles east of Mt. View, had failed
to make their appearance at
nightfall. A search party was
formed, headed by W. E. Thomas,
the timberman, and after a five
hour search the men were found,
nearly dead from the effects OF
the intense cold that prevailed
in the cavern. They were taken
to the residence of Mr.. Cart
wright, near by, and everything
done to avert the effects of the
fearful cold which they expert
enced.--Stone County Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
THECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
ARE YOU RESTLESS AT NIGHT

And harrassed by bad coughS
Usu Ballard's Horehound Syrup, II
will secure you sound sleep and ef-
feet prompt and radical cure,
Sold by all drpgglsta
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
Otherwise UnnOtiCed.

come upset by reading cheap
novels,
The state farmers union of
Texas has adopted resolutions to
reduce the cotton acreage not
less than twenty five per cent
and to hold cotton for ten cents o
pound.
Henry H. Carr, a prominent
business man Of Memphis, COM
mitted suicide last week by
shooting himself through the
head. III health was the cause
of the act.
James Lance, the wealthiest
farmer in Logan county, Illinois,
went to an undertaker's shop last
week and selected his coffin.
Two days later he died suddenly
of heart disease.
AdoIph Bloch of Washington,
Pa, has confessed that he COM
mitted the murder for which his
brother, Eugene Bloch, was ex-
ecuted two years ago. He is in
jail awaiting a hearing.
Rev. A. w. Foreman, a prom
inent minister of White Hall, ILL.,,
takes the position that the na-
TONS prosperity is the chief
cause for the increase of crime
in the United States.
United States senator Kearns
last week made a most vigorous
and bitter attack upon the Nor
mon church. He said notice
should be served on Mormons
that they must live within the
law.
At St. Louis a highwayman
att. y 4 Mrs, Frederick Schwartz
after nightfall with the intent of
robbery, but the woman bit the
bandit so badly about the hands
and arms that he was glad to es-
cape.
Rev. c. H. HiIlmans of Chicago
has become bartender in one of
the commonest saloons in that
city, working from two to six
hours each afternoon, in an ef-
fort to reach the working classes
who visit the place.
DR.. VIM. Osler, Of Johns Hop
kins University, says the telling
work Of the world has been done
and is done yet by men under 40
years of age, and adds that it
would be for the general good if
all men at 80 were relieved from
active work.
Cleveland Moffett, who is con-
tributing a series of articles to
Success Magazine on CT h Q
Shameful Misuse Of Money" de-
clares there are women in New
York who spend thousand dol
lars year for clothes for their
poodle dogs.
DR.. Henry K. Pancoast, the
University of Pennsylvania X-ray
specialist, has discovered that
the continued use Of the X-rays
on negro patients produces a
gradual change in the shade of
the skin and that in time it will
become white.
William Kane of New Orleans
is physically vigorous but is
without brains. Two mouths ago
in a railroad accident his skull
was partially torn away and his
brains scattered about on the
ground. He is now we'll except
that his brains cannot be re-
placed. -
| Senator Davis of the Indiana
Legislature has introduced bill
to prevent whites from marrying
persons having more than one
o;oL+h E;l;p;na blooJ rNbo hill
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10

The supreme court of Ohio has
decided that where Christian
Scientists charge for the treat
ment they give patients they
must abide the laws governing
the practice of medicine.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10

G.. E. Ortman and Miss Mary
Cypert were married at Bates
vile last week.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
STATE NE VS..
Boiled Down for the Edifica-
ton Of Readers of the
Record.

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The public school at Lamar
has suspended on account of
smallpox,
/ A factory for turning out cot
ton gloves will shortly be estab-
lished at Jonesboro.
1t is said four hundred cars Of
railroad ties will be shipped from
Judsonia this spring.
The mangled corpse of Mat
thew Wildwood of Pine Bluff was
| found in st. Louis last week on
a railway track.
Robert Thompson, a boy, was
killed at Tillar recently. While
riding horse, the animal fell
and crushed him.
Jacob Harmon, who broke
Charles Kilgore's jaw with stick
at Fayetteville, was fined $500
for aggravated assault.
Robbers blew open the safe in
the Beebe postoffice one night
last week and secured over $1,000.
There is no trace of the thieves.
Two inmates of the Benton
county Jail were burned to death
in q fire which occurred in the
Jail Saturday. One of the
prisoners was an insane man.
In an election held Saturday it
was voted to move the county
seat of Sewer county from Lock-
esburg to De Queen, the latter
p--ace having majority of 268.
At the last session Of circuit
court at Magnolia there were
seshnteen pleas of guilty on
chNlges of gambling, and a fine
1yi eGff5EQ PA was assessed peach case.
The report for r'eBMruary shows
that there were twenty-slX
deaths in Pine Bluff during that
month. Of this number seven
teen were negroes and nine were
whites.
John Nixon Of Carolan suffered
the dislocation of a shoulder few
days ago by fall. He was
riding a mule and the animal
stumbled, throwing him to the
ground.
Lee Newman is in jail at Jasper
on charge of murder. He
! killed Marion Lewis at a dance,
almost severing the latter's head
from the body. Newman is
only 18 years old.
Last week a whiskey drummer,
representing a Kansas City house,
was arrested at Berryville and
| in his trunk was found twenty
five quarts Of booze. The au-
thorities destroyed it.
Two pardons were granted to
the same man last week by Gov.
Davis, and both pardons are to
restore citizenship on charges of
petit larceny, in each OF which
cases he was fined $40 and sent
eaced to one hour in Jail. In one
case the trial was in the justice
of the peace court of Cadron
township, Cleburne county, and
the other case was in the circuit
court of Cleburne comfy at the
April term.
Gov. Davis issued a procla-
nation annulling the fines i'm
posed on James Branch OF
Franklin county on various
charges in the justice of the
peace court of j. W. Yocum of
Donald township, Franklin coun-
ty, January 26, 1905. The total
of the fines is S62. Since that
time Branch has been brought to
the state insane asylum, and the
proclamation is issued because it
Sharp County record., 1905-03-10
OEEICIHL
Congressional.

CONVERSATIONAL.
Member of Congress 2nd District.
S. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, Second
District.-J. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
Judge of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult j. W. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty.-T. |. HERRN.
ovnty.
Representatives.. B. ANDREWS.
County Judge-J. W. SMITH.
Clerk-C. D. RITCHIE.
Sheriff-G. H. MATTHEW.
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERSoN.
Assessor w. T. HORN.
Suryeyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-21
SENATOR CLAY WILL SPEAK
WOOdmen Picnic Friday an Event in
Fraternity Circles. A Big Crowd
Will Go to Bottoms Mill.

The local Woodmen of the the
World will have their annual basket
dinner, with barbecue attachment, at
Bottoms mill on Friday of this week,
and as usual it will be largely attend
ed and thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Everybody is invited to.attend, and
help make the occasion a successful
and pleasant one.
Among the guests will be United
States Senator A. S. Clay, who will
come to Dawson tomorrow as the
guest of Congressman Griggs, both OF
these distinguished gentlemen being al
Triton today at big gathering Of
the people'of Berrien county. Senator
Clay will make an address to the
Woodmen and the assembled crowd.
The Woodmen are very stong in
Dawson; in fact, their membership has
more than doubled in the past two
years, and their numerical progress
has been kept pace with by individual
and collective enthusiasm and sup
port. The local camp is one of the
most aourishing in the state, and all
indications point to it's continued
growth.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-21
CAUGHT ON The CURBSTONE.

DIR. Benz. A. Syms, specialist,
from Atlanta, cures all drug habits
and nervous diseases. Those in the
clutches of morphine and whiskey
should see the doctor at Hotel Free
man. He will be in Dawson all this
week.
The United States court gives
notice in the advertising columns OF
The News that Cawhern Sons & Co.,
bankrupts, will be formally dis
charged on July l unless cause is
shown why they should not be.
Joe Thomas, one of Dawson S
prosperous and well-known cOlored
citizens, left for Boston, Mass, Sat
urday in response to telegram mott
flying him of the death of his brother
in that city.
The News is indebted to Mr.. j. H.
Smith, one of the live farmers and
clever citizens of near BronwOOd, for
quantity of very fine peaches and
plums.
The oil mill men OF Georgia met
at Lithia Springs a few days ago and
organized a state association. Mr..
J. Fl. FulfOrd attended from Dawson.
Giving US a small food every
day for the past few days causes many
to think j. Pluvius is attending to
business a little too well.
A negro baby fell in well and
stopped astride one edge of the curb.
When rescued the injuries to the child
were found to be slight
Most of the farmers are now "out
of the grass, and crops of all kinds,
as a general thing, are doing nicely.
Mr.. Cannon, prominent business
man of Troy, Ala, was in Dawson on
! Monday prospecting.
If you are looking for -four that
you can guarantee every sack to your
customers sell Supreme.
Chief of Police Hill, who has been
quite sick for several days, is report
ed TO be improving.
Monday 40 tickets were sold at
Dawson for the SeabOard's excursion
to Savannah.
Rev. j. M. Long, after an illness
of two weeks with fever, is able to be
up again.
Go down to the ball park this
afternoon and hurrah for the home
team.
Fresh water ground meal every
week at FultOn's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-21
WOULD LENGTHEN TERMS
Another Advertisement Of Proposed
Legislation in Regard to
City Officials,

Last week there appeared in the ad-
vertising columns of The News notice
OF a proposed bill to amend the char
ter of Dawson so as to fix the term of
the mayor at two years instead of one,
and make that official and members of
the aldermanic board ineligible for re-
election.
Today there appears another ad-
vertisement which authorizes legisla-
ton increasing the terms of both the
mayor and city treasurer from one to
two years and of aldermen from two
to four years, and making them ineli-
gible ITO succeed themselves. Under
this amendment, if it was made by the
legislature, the mayor and treasurer
and the aldermen elected next De-
cember would serve two and four
years.
Representative Rainey is not COM
mitted to any of these propositions,
and his action will be governed by
the wishes of the people and what he
believes will be to the best interest of
Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-21
BRINGS IN A BAD NEGRO.
BaiIiff Bivins of Brentwood Arrests
a Dangerous Character.

BaiIiff Bivins of Brentwood Arrests
a Dangerous Character.
Bailif c.. G.. Bivins of Brentwood
brought to Dawson on Thursday and
delivered to Sheriff Oxford strange
negro who had variety OF dangerous
weapons on his person and gave ms
name as Henry Smith from Ensley'
Ala. The usual aliases in such cases
DEVELOPED. Smith became both CleVe-
land and Jackson in a short space OF
time. When arrested by Officer Blvlns
the negro had dirk concealed in his
bosom and pistol, several dice and
two punches of keys in his pockets.
He was committed to jail by Justice
Murray on the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons.
The negro has papers that show he
has been in both Mississippi and Ala,
bama recently, and Sheriff Oxford
thinks that he is wanted in one or the
other of these states for serious
crime. He has scars that show he has
been shot twice-in the back and
through one of his hands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-21
POTATO PROFITS DIDN'T PAN OUT
Riches Painted by SmOOthe Travelling
Man Haven't Been Realized.

Man Haven't Been Realized.
Last spring travelling man, to
whose interest it was, quietly scattered
the report broadcast in Dawson and
Terrell county that much money could
be made this year by planting Irish
potatoes, stating that $500 a barrel
would be easy money for all who
planted them.
Whether the glorious picture he
painted of wealth had anything to do
with it or not, a great many citizens
planted acres in Irish potatoes. But
the handsome profits have thus far
failed to materialize. Only about fifty
cents bushel is what the potato ship
ments have brought in, and there are
those who have bushels of them on
hand and do not know what to do with
them.
Nothing has been heard of the gem
tleman who made the guarantee" of
81. 90 per barrel since he sold large
quantities of very high priced guano
suitable for fertilizing land planted in
potatoes.