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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19

Los med1cosn codenan unanimemento ell
dsO de las emulsioLes que contienen Gre
sotado Guayacol. Es bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO sc tOmam mezcla-
das con Ell Aceite de Afgado de bacaIao in-
Tritan 81 est6magoy y los rif1ones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutricion y por las FREQ nentes
evRcuaciones que cRusan, producer ell rapi-
do antquilamiento de los enfermos
FL DR.. Parsons, un distinguidO especia-
lista de la Ciudad, de Mexico, dice este
Tespecto: 'sRe6riendone al VaIor germici-
da de la Creosota, cuando Sc le administra
8 enfermos tuberculosis, Incorporate q
lao, de claro: que los esperimentos qufmi-
cos y la observation cuidadosa de un gran
n0mero de casOs, han demOstrados que
culqu1era que sean los resultados benef1cOs
que los emfermOs puedan reciFir del uso
estos resultadOs los nulifican los efectOs
perniciOsOs que ejercen tales drOgas en- el
est0magO.
Els un heeho bien conOcido que la asimi-
laci6n facil v Compieta de los alimentos es
de Ia mayor importancia en- el tratamientO
de las Intermediates que Sc caracteriZan
pOr denutrici6n. Sc sabe tambien que Ell
Aceite de HigadO de BacalaO, perfectamen
te emulsionadO, es uno de los mejOres
ben recsnstituyetes. POr ESQ es que los
dtstinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiOnes de Aceite de Higado de BR-
calao que no contiene CreOsOta d otras
sustancias irritantes, que ccasiOnan Ell de-
.s6rden de las funciones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Hfgado de BacalaO, yo preferO la Emul-
ai6n de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott g
Bovine de Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
Mr.. POST Y La P0uCIA lNSULAR.
No habra CamhIOs. psrO sOstsndrd Ia mlsma re-
guIarIdad pus antes.
Sc efsGtuara una reunion de ofIclales,

Una conferencia tuvo efecto aver tarde en-
tTe ell gobernador Post y ell coronel Hamill,
de la policfa iDsular. Ell nuevo gobernador
reiter6 al jefe HamilI su prop6sito firme de
no hacer cambiOS en- ell personal de jefes
y otciales que actualmente fguran en- ell
referido cuerpo.
Sc propone ell senior Post sostener en- pus
puestos al personal que hasta ahora ha
gecundado los prop6sitOs del gobierno de
la isla en- el mantenimiento del orden; pe'
70 empIear6 asf mismo el rigor de antes y
todo el que en- mano este para reprimir
cuaIquier falta que pudiera cometerse,
aunque confia en- que todos cumpIiran con
su deber como hasta aquf
Ell coronel Hamill saIi6 muy satiafscho
de la entrevista y fines de la presente
semana 6 principles de la entrante Seran
citados para venir San Juan, todos los
ofoiales del cuerpo de la policfa insuIar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
Abundante COSeCha de tabaGO en- Ia
ReplbliCa DOminICana

Dics el cOlega puertOplateho FL Co.
merciO.
"Reina gran animation en- todo el CT
bao ante la simpatica perspective que pre-
senta ia pr6xima abundante coBecha de ta-
baco. Sc nos asegura que la calidad de la
hoja es inmejOrable, y Be cree que Ell afio
serd buenO, de los que entran pocog en- IL
brs. De dsaearAe es que tantas ilusiones
Sc realicen, pues el benefciO cierto serfa
no solo para todas estas laboriosas comar-
cas- sino para toda la Rep6blica. La es
fnge alemana, Iqu6 pensara?''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
FIGI amigo del general Baez.

SajGnOa, un perro perteneciente al ge
neral dominicano Dami6n Baez, fallecit
en- santo Domingo. Hab'ando de clio On
dtCha capital con uu periodista, dijo el
general Baez:
"SajGmoo fu6 mi tiel amigo en- Ell destie.
rro y su muerte me ha producido verda.
dero pesar."
El can muerto era un beIlO ejemplar
de su eSpecie.
iDe cuSntos H6res racionaleg, no podr6
declrSa 10 que de su amado perro dijo eI
general BaezI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
Orc para los denEIstas

Lo mismo en- foil, que en- cilindros, que
en- plate 6 lamina, Boldadura, platino,
gold ropes, etc. ETC., discos, etc. No des'
pachar6 ningdu pedido que no veDga
acompa1ado de su importe mas el poi }
del mismo. Tampoco conteatare las di-
chas cartas, puea hay pa rtidas da orc que
solo dejan de ganancia 8 , medios centa-
vos, y 81 voy gastar dos selIOs de 2
mas dos Eobrea mas dos pliegos papel,
mas la factura, etc. etc, el negocio result
tarfa mas fl jo de la cuonta. Dep6sito
Dental de ] os6 Salgado Jim6nez, Sc San
francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
Tambi6n en- Turqula, Espa6a y Russia.


haberse mbloTe
PeteHbug
ha do Pueblos uedan
eLos
han nciddO euiando dsreu
onuone erue do del ObO hayan
Consantnopa sfioH
ndmO agadaS En- Ea grandeS p6rdds meraes
No dele
haber s1fidO L andau \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
MuniCipiO de HumaCaO

Ell dia % de Abril de 1907 las tres
de Ia tarde, en- ell salon de eBta AlcaIdfa y
ante Ia Comisi6n respective, tendr6 efeeto
un segundo remate de dos carros y cinco
yuntaB de bueyes &c este Municipio, bsjo
las mismas co1diciOneB fjsdas en- Ia orde.
napza Wig nte; hsci6ndose coDstar, que los
dos carros han sido retasados por 81 Con-
cejo en- SESENTA dollars, = laB cinco
yuntas de bueyes en- CUATRO Glen
TOS CINCUENTA dollars
Lo que hsgo pdblico para la concurTen
cia de licit ldores. Humacao, II de Abril
de 1907. - Ioma6s J. OterO. Alcalde.
3V.B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19

FAMAS De EUR0PA.--Los eminentes y sa-
bios medicos Germod Bouchardat, NOnta
Chomel en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (DrOme) France, des-
pues del analisis hechO por los emineutes
sabios Liebig y Pasteur, 'certiican que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cia, que su uso debe ser ObligatOriO los
enfermOs debiles anemicOs, y que tOman-
dOlO, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recommends muy efic zmente
q tOdOs sus cOlegas Cuidese muchO con
as falsificaciones. UnicOs agentes para la
Isla de Pto-Rico. CerecedO HeTna01aoS q
Ca. San Juan PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
NOta trIste

Ha fallecido en- Santurce la virtuoBa
sehorita Carmen Martinez Leon, que fu6
sspultada aver en- eI cementerio de aqueI
pob!ado.
Muy sentida ha sido su muerte aquf, en-
donde contaba con mudhas simpatfas y es-
timaci6n. Enviamos la expression de
nuestra condolenCia BuB deudos desean-
doles la necesaria resignation para sobre'
llevar el rudo golpe que les aqueja. Paz
eterna Ia q Ie fu6. F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
LrNEA FERREA DEL oEsrE

Islnsrario.-salidas do Bayamon Oapi.
itA simultaneamentO. "a
Dias adorable aflana 8, 7.O5, 8 30
AS 11.O0. Tarde 13.15, I.45, B.15. 4.B5, 5.45
$50.
Diaa fostivos.-Mafana g, 7.O5, $50, 9.45
' 11.O0 TardO 1915, 1.B0, $50, $50, $50
5.45 y $50.
BiIleSe baHatos para dlias fostivos. De
CatafiO BaYam6n, ida vuslta II Cl as0
BO-25 So case S0-16. De Bayam6n O. .aHlo
yVuelta II CIasa SO-15, az cIasa &O-1O
Billet0 CCdinarlo de Capital g Oar 20 en-
ClaBo 8 ContaVOs.
Bayam6n, l0 de SsptiOmbEO de 1908.
Ra m6n VaIdGs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
LO que Sc prOyeeta hscer en- una cIudad Do
mIRlCana.

Sc dice que Sc instalar& en- San Pedro
de Macorfs CRsp6blica Dominicans) una
sociedAd compuesta poF caballeros, 80
horaR y sen 'ritas, con 81 fu de levantaT
On el~ centro del parque de reereo una
columna en- Ia cual SO grabardn los nom.
bres de los diputados que Ie hagan opo.
sici6n al emprestito y Ia Convention
tIstado domfnico americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
SERTICT0 BSPEGIAL De Cables
DE
La Democracia" y La Correspondence
UNID As
UNI s
EItratado Sc firmara en- Washington.
Washington .AhriI 70.

Aapala
gndim nr6s
avienen terminus
% ante pre6n los nicrgGEs de eDsanchar Fo
Pfcc ambi6n
redente hdureno general Manuel Bona lego h cadad Dc Mexico ha
bdo colbado peiodtas cuas hace imotantes
motvan Nicaragua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
EI terrible fGn0meno selsmiCo.
Nueva York, AbriI 10.


dealles tmbloTe
blore atlas
6 inmenas lamaradas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
PaseO miIltar

Hoy q las de la manana, sali6 Ia
cOmpania &c" del battalion puertorriqua
no continuar ell paseo miIitsr, suspendi
do por la llegada est4, del secretqrio de
la Guerra Mr.. Taft .:.".
Ell itineraIio pOr ahora, es llegar hasta
IR muda de Csguas penn anecer6n en- di.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
La guerra con AIemania


Ell Eduardo h BaEd
aLano Victor Manuel Ill Sc Berlin Eduardo iene
p6to de exuir Italia Tp
Victor ene OO Oeo EO nquiud las cancierias
inevitable de darar Gran Ban Este pgrO ndera
Eduardo permaned rsc6
Ill Circular de los Aemana adviee
acividad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
Paris BAZAR

POr el vapor frances lIegaron de Paris
los nuevos crep6s de pelO natural a I'm pc
SO cincuenta centavo uno, y otra clase
muy c6moda de alambre Cubierta con pelo
25 centavos.
Ademas Be ha recibido perfumerfa fna,
flores de Azahar y velOB pora novias, aba
nicos de nacar, Hombrillas fnaB, cOrBeB
franceses de SIS uno, flores, plumas, enca-
ges muchas otras novedades.
PARIS Bazaar de PEDRO GIUSTI,
FoFtaleza 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19

cho paSeo cinco dias.
Con eatos paseos Be convertirian nues.
troB aoldadeB en- fuertes atleticos ciuda.
danos, si no 10 eBtuvieran va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-19
INDlCADOR GENERAL


CoNSEIos ks LAS sNIADRESs-El iarabe calnIante de
Is Sci Wnsow dele siemPre que los nos esaD
odo de Ia dentici6n Proporciona avio Immediate
d peqDeno paciene produce sueno natural ranqulo
siiva 81 dcior d angelito desperta nuy Vvo aegre
IS muy agadable al paada eama al niio, ablanda
encias avia Dolores hace fsces las funciones del
est6mago reguh los intestnos Es el mejor remedio
conoedo para dea va provenga @sta de Ia dentiei6n
De cualquiera oa l9ngase mucho culdado ped
Il sJnrabe calnante de IA Sonora WinsoW" el mej0
a los.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-31
eNcousAoL.ia CONDITIONS.


Based upon answers to thirty taous-
and inquiries sent to bankers buei-
A houses and crop experts throusa-
Isl .ho Vest and Southwest tAe Com
|meraial National Gans Of CHICAGO nos
prepafad review Of fnncia and
trade conditions which Is highly en-
ceu gins. 1t SAYS III paet
"Tha Overwhelming evidence Is tha
Ore basin sl'uluo1 is sound end
satisfactory Eot one Of he taous
lands Of REPLIES neaa Owes thia coaclus
Or 81 definite terms THAT there has
been a marsd easing down from The
tension Of The spring and wins
months Of the year is generally q r.
Imiaed The Anlrg had been rusa
ms ahead a ~H@lnl paca until
Lie tax on credit and capital accum-
uauoas compelled respite The
demand for goods d meet instant
needs, or to re $aamm~her goods r
sroyed h5 wars and calamitios, or 80
Iroyide For the certain needs of the
fu,ure has been Unprecedented T2
m this It has been necessary FOR the
manufacturers and distributing agcn-
c5as of the entire world TO employ
almost every available unit Of money
and 70 put into action poteodaliy OF
credit
nus, 4,,..,,, senT, ~ bo.,,to-,{za
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Ii is now declared that Ramases !
was fraud. Happily he is net u
American politics He kept the puo-
,ie fooled about four thousands years.
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Ton<Lawson is urging people TO oo
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what Tom thinks, and 50 the other
WaY
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Correspondence solicited, but tol
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Billy Mason has actively entered
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An ex-hiahwavman has accepted
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lost E'r@uch poodle female retur9
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WANTED Table ltoardars, House
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BRUNSWICK NE VS.
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one sevenroom House. TWO stories
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See US quIs1 if you are Interested
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

cake in midwinter is an almost daily
article of diet. There is man in Pasa-
dena who has made $1,000 in a year from
one acre of Strawberries sold in the
home market. The cultivation OF these
small farms would make a good living
without severe toll. Large farms would
be impossible, as the land would be too
valuable. Cultivators would touch ell
bows. The awful isolation of farm life
in many parts of the east would be un-
known. Electric roads would penetrate
the region in every direction-as, in
fact, they are doing now. Farmers
would be close to schools. markets,
clubs and amusements. 1t would be a
nightly occurrence for man and his
wife to attend the theater or opera in
Los Angeles and go thirty miles to their
home after the performance. Nowhere
else on earth would such green para
disc be visible as would be from the
heights of Los Angeles. 1t is there now.
1t only needs water to make 1t unfold.
and the water is coming"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
The Only Way to
Searchlight
VIA NIpT0N AND STAGE
OPENINGS FOR CAPITAL

Following is from a pamphlet en-
titled "Los Angeles City and County, u
issued by the chamber of commerce.:
''The.e arc many openings for the
profitable use of money in this 1000
square miles of territory embraced in
Los Angeles county,, with present
population of less than 100000. Good
interest is paid for money on real es-
tate loans, from to 8 per cent net be-
ing obtained, the former on inside busi-
ness property and the latter on coun-
try land.
1.-THE development of water for fri
cation affords good inducements to
capital. During the past ten years sew
eral hundred thousand acres of land
have been made available for the cul-
tivation Of crops in this manner; such
land having increased in value through
the development of water from three
to tenfold. The cost of boring wells is
not large, although it is often beyond
the means of settlers.
The openings for manufacturing en-
terprises ir. Los Angeles are many and
varied. The market for the Los An
geles manufacturers is large one and
is constantly being extended. Our
merchants ship their manufactured
products to Alaska on the north and
eastward as far as New Mexico and
Sonora, also to Lower California and to
southern Nevada. With the compile
ton of the Salt Lake railroad a large
and important new field has been
opened up in southern Utah and Ne
Vada.
Want More Factories
"Among the openings for manufac-
turing in Los Angeles are more fruit
and vegetable drying and canning es-
Establishments and preserving works,
jelly and jam factories. An establish
ment for the manufacture of first class
marmalade, utilizing the cheaper grade
of oranges which cannot be shipped at
a profit, should pay we'll, as we have
here, besides cheap sugar, an abun-
dance of kaolin for the manufacture of
jars. In place of the bitter orange,
used in the European product, the
pomelo might be utilized to mix with
the orange.
"There is an excellent opening here
for mineral reduction works There
has been great development of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
MAY PROVE RICHEST
MINE IN THE WORLD

Confirmation of the recent sensational
strike in the Goldfield is received. The
find was MADE on the Davis & LOTUS
lease of the Combination Fraction.
This ledge is twelve feet wide and will
average more than $500 per ton. 1t was
cut at the 455-foot level and is at pres
ent the richest and largest ore body
in the Goldufleld district.
Mining engineers who have viewed
this wonderful ledge state that il it has
any depth it means that the Combina-
tion Fraction is the richest gold mine in
the world today and that the owners OF
the lease will be able to ship over 81, 400, :
900 every month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

mineral fields of Southern California
during the past few years. At present
the nearest Smelters are at San Fran
cisco and Salt Lake City. Wilmington
is regarded as good site for such an
enterprise. A promising field for manu-
featuring enterprise in Los Angeles is
the refining of crude petroleum.
There is a fish cannery at San Pedro
which puts UP fine brand of sardines,
for which a ready market is found
throughout the country. Crawfish are
canned there on a small scale. The
Pacific ocean abounds with fine fish
and there is room for great extension
of this industry.
Twenty-Five years ago there was a
factory in Los Angeles that turned out
blankets. There should certainly be a
good opening for such a factory here
today At present our wool is shipped
east 5000 miles, with 70 per cent of dirt,
to come back the same distance in the
shape of manufactured goods. This
extra freight should be a good profit
of itself. There is a felt factory at
Dolgeville, near Los Angeles.
Beet Sugar Factories
"Therc is room for several more beet
sugar factories in Southern California.
At present there are four factories-at
Chino, Los Alamitos and Santa Maria.
The business is profitable. California
beets have shown astonishingly high
percentages of sugar contents, some
raised in Ventura going as high as 25
per cent.
"There should be good opening here
for piano factory. A factory for the
manufacture of piano sounding boards
was recently opened here. The lumber
here is seasoned in the sun, whereas in
the east it is necessary to steam the
wood artificially. This takes the gum
my matter out of the cells of the tim
ber, decreasing it's resonance. The diff
ference between the sound of an east
ern board and one made here is i'm
mediateiy manifest on striking it.. 1t is
believe, that this is the secret of the
superiority of the celebrated Cremona
violins, which are made in northern
Italy, in a climate very similar to this"
The Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce has bureau for the purpose of
bringing capital and opportunity to-
gether
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
OWENS RIVER
WATER SUPPLY
SOUTHLAND TO BE GARDEN
OF EDEN
Coast Conditions from Puget Sound to
San Diego-Magazine Writer Pic
lures Future of Los Angeles
and Southern California

In Moody's Magazine for March Bron-
son C. Keeler contributes an article on
the owens river proposition and pic
lures graphically the bright future of
Los Angeles and Southern California.
Mr.. Keeler writes:
"Close observers believe that Los An
geles is destined to become very great
city-one of the greatest in the world
and that a water supply for at least a
million people should be provided. This
is not wholly local pride. There are
good grounds for the opinion. Four
sevenths of all the land on the globe is
washed by the Pacific ocean, and four
sevenths of all the inhabitants of the
globe occupy those lands. They are in
large part just awakening to civilization
and their trade is in it's inception. The
west coast of the United States is des-
tined to absorb a large share of that
trade, which means large growth in
population. But the west coast is a
narrow strip of land, averaging hardly
more than $50 miles in width. To the
east, as far as Denver 1900 miles, there
intervene deserts and mountain ranges,
which act as a protective tariff and
give in some degree the coast country
monopoly of that trade.
"And this congestion occurs in two
ways-latitudinally as well as longitud-
inally. The Atlantic coast has many
excellent deep water harbors, but not so
the Pacific. The Puget sound gives
Washington several. Portland, 200 miles
to the south, has one. Then down the
long ocean frontage of Oregon and Cali
fornia, 1t is 800 miles to San Francisco,
the next one; and thence 900 miles to
San Diego, the last one. Only four
gateways into the country in 1900 miles.
Another is being built and will be COM
pleted in about two years, at San Pedro,
which is the port of Los Angeles, fifteen
miles south of that city. and is destined
to become shortly part of the munich
pality. This will make Los Angeles the
port of entry of vast commerce, and it
with other natural resources make the
anticipation of population of a million
by no means incredible.
Valuable Water Rights
Los Angeles is to purchase the water
rights in the owens river valley, and by
diverting the water will carry 1t by con-
duit 226 miles long to the city. 1t will
be the longest conduit supplying city
with water i'm the world; and with one
exception the longest for any purpose.
The soil of Southern California is rich
beyond comparison, If Only 1t can get
water. Within radius of thirty miles
of the city there are great acres which
would be subdiVlded into one, five and
ten acre farms, and be cultivated ex-
tensively. forming a very Garden of
Eden. Oranges, lemons, walnuts ber-
rles, vegetables would be produced for
distant as we'll as for local markets. In
Southern California strawberry short
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Gold in Chickens Crop

Two large gold nuggets were found
in a chickens crop by Miss Estella
Esterbrook of SIG North Figueroa
street Los Angeles. when she killed
hen for dinner How the gold chunks
were found by the fowl is a problem,
but 1t is thought they were in sand
hauled from the river by Mr.. Ester
brook, who was making cement blocks
for a garden wall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Rich RhyoIIte Rock

Utah investors were recently advised
that on the Utah Bullfrog property rich
rock had been struck forty feet in the
tunnel The property is eight miles
north Of Rhyolite and near the famous
Mayfiower.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

Buy your supplies where you have the
largest stock to select from and can
get the best value for your money.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-04
Florida's Boundless Resources.

We commend the following article
from the Punta Gorda Herald as Civ
ing fair idea Of F1orida's resources.
However, the reader should bear in
mind that Florida embraces a great
variety of soil and climate, and that
all of these statements may not be
true Of every particular locality-some
sections are much better adapted to
certain products than others,- but the
article may be relied on as true in re-
gard to the State as a whole:
Many people abroad have little idea
Of the extent and value of F1orida's
resources. In number they exceed
those Of any other state of the repub-
lie, and offer to everyone an occupa
ton suited to his choice A full de-
scription of all of them is beyond the
limits Of this paper, but cursory men
ton Of the leading ones may prove
interesting to the people outside the
state.
Take the business of ordinary firm
ing, nearly every crop produced in
other states is prohtably grown in
Florida. Our long staple cotton is
selling for upwards of soc. a pound,
the highest prices it has brought in
thirty years, which represents a return
Of thirty to forty dollars an acre
Sugar cane and sweet potatoes, which
flourish anywhere from northern and