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The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

| Gods Pleading.
 New stock of that popular breakfasts 1000, Maple Flakes, just arrived. Al kinds of cereals always on hand ai first class goods. Red Mill tea anl coffee continue to grow in favor. Ou1 5Oc teas cannot be duplicated. Fo, the hunters we have loaded shell. black and smokeless powder. Corn knives and binding twine for corn haryesters |-lW. N. Hurd, the grocer.
 Mrs Kepler Nichols, Mrs Rebecc. Bibbins of Bridgeport and Mrs Charles Nichols of Mt Holyoke, Mass are guests, this week, of MT and Mrs Leo O. Gabler. 11oo
 Mrs Lizzie Cunning is spending Week M,e1: Tn m Bridgeport, the guest of Mrs
 MT and Mrs Reuben Gabler of Wilton are spending several days here. the guests of Mrs James Frear and Mr and Mrs Peter H. Lynch. 1'-- anu Charles Wheeler and friend of RRrldgeport were. guests, Sunday, of Mrs A. A. Angevine
 Walter Hawley is among the s;ok ones '"e SICK
 Herbert Clark is building an addition to his hen house. '-0
 Miss Katherine Kelley of Bridgeport IS a guest, this week, of MT and Mrs P. H. Kohlar. anu MI
 Michael Lynch and friend of Bridpe- port were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Peter H. Lynch. MI anu
 MISS Lillian Paul of Bridpenort is ;. guest of her sister, Mrs William Lyons
 Miss Katherine Snider of Bridgenort J. M. Snider. anu A''is Mrs F M. Garfield and Miss Bertha Canfield of Easton were guests this week, of Mrs Mary A. Peet
 Mrs Peter Gabler, Mrs William 5rlfhn and Mrs Leo Gabler spent T11es- oay m Bridgeport with friends.
 Ms Amelia Edwards of Yonkers NJ T., IS guest, this week. of Mrs :i.ne Frear oA WI ' ale w; IN. Hurd has returned from tral icy trip which included Hartford Ne,n Brlta1n. Bristol, New Haven and oth. CT p!aces 1Rd dTeports a very fine time.
 WITS Lew Taylor, who have
 Y weeks with MT and Mrs !
 returned, this week, to
 in New York. ~
 Qhd Mrs Charles Green have Zen entertaining friends from Bridge- port, this week. Miss Sadie Belle Craft has returned from a two weeks visit with friends m Brooklyn and New York. Miss Julia Hulse returned with her for a few weeks stay here
 William Lyons is now getting his milk supply of Patrick Lynch of New town.
 The board of health from Bridgeport were lnpecting dairies in this place. !ast Wednesday, and found them all O. K. here.
 Mrs Sylvester Wheeler of Bridpeport IS the guest of Mrs A. A. Angevine.
 Mrs H. B. Leavitt is spending week in Plattsville the guest of MT and Mrs Leroy Clark.
 Mrs George Sherman and Mrs Ed nard sherman are visiting friends in I aMiInag, uag, N- I. They made the trip with their horse and carriage.
 Mrs E. Patchen of Lakeville is :pendIng a few weeks here with Edward Kuhne of Boston is the Iurd AN' We have some very nice mealy sweet |
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

K. H. Beers & Co.,, are showing an up-to-date line of school shoes for bots and misses.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

Save money by buying your foot wea at J. G. Terrill's, North Woodbury.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

OOIIOOL Of1OES. All the best makes at lowest prices Trade at French's, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
NOTE PAPER SALE

Large boxes of fine paper, 25c box at French s, Bethel,
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
THE METHODIST CHURCH

There will be the usual services on Sunday next conducted by Rev w. B. Patchin- Service in the morning at lo45, with subject, ttChrist the Son. ], and ln-the evening at 645, subject Gods Pleading.''
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

NlOOOIIS and WOmen'S NeCkWear.
 SPECIAL BARGAINS.
 75O yards inch Stripe Ribbons I-2c vard worth o5c l.hOO yards No Silk Taffeta Ribbon 5c ward
 l-2 inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 12 I-2c a Yard lSO dozen- job lot-Women's Fancy Stocks worth from 2Sc up All for LOG each ~
 VeiIs And VeiIinqs.
 7S dozen Chiffon and Net ves I-2 yards long soc each. s' - Three yards long Ves sIOO SIPS and sI5o
 Trimming Department. ihis IS surely gong 10 be Another Braid Season We have prepared early for it and are ready with our Pa styles m Fancy Brads and gimps full line colors Irce range rom Sc to 2oc yard. Black Military Pull Brald Tn all widths from Sc soc yard Japanese Bands in all colors and widths from 25c to soc yard.
 APPllques in Black. White and Fancy coIors
 Black Loops from Sc to soc each NOW IS the time to select your trimmings while the stock is complete
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
Sour Stomach

NO appetite. loss of strength. nervous ness. headache. constipation. bad breath. of tho stomach arc all duo to indigestion kodol relieves indigestion. This new discov- cry represents tho natural juices ef dige,- ton as they exist in . healthy stomach. and reconstructive properties. Kodol for dyspepsia does not only relieve indigesfior snd dyspepsia. but this famous remedy helps aN stomach troubles by cleansing purifying. sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
 Mir. S S. Ball. cf R,vensxood w. Va sxys- " was troubled with stomach fer twenty yeasa lsr hahy."
 E01 0AoxAoHE--wuAx xlDngvo osuIyss upmEv enc 6, 4s.--Fz zs,us--
 e~seer>o .- C. s--e oo-. oassaao
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

NOIE PAPER SALE. Large boxes and fine paper: 25. n box at French'S. Bethel. "
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
SCHOOL SHOES.
A POPULAR TRADING PLACE.

All the best makes at lowest prices Trat at French's. Bethell
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

F-ok sALE--A driving horse. weight Iioo.no. Office. Newtown A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12

Fine job Printing, Star ONCE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
ATTEMPT MADE TO
BRIBt GOMPERS
PRESIDENT or FEDERATION on
LABOR lEIJs or A sENsA
TONAL INCIDENT

NORFOLK. Va. November 2l-ITr-
s.ucnt Gompers created q sensation at
the American Fcdeptluu of Labor
meeting yesterday when bee told of au
attempt that was made To- bride him.
Charles Brandenburg tne man who
made the oner President Gompers said.
declared that he represented the Ma
uonal Manufacturers association ana
was prepared TO offer him immunity
from an exposure and make him hnan-
cially secure for the remainder of his
life, Il he would sign "a certain paper
and otherwise aid in the exposure OF
the other leaders of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
The paper President Gompers said.
was 10 purport TO have been signed
when he (Gompersl was il IN 1880.
This paper. Mr. Gompers said, he had
preserved, and while doathiko stll.
ness prevailed In the convention Pre-
sidont Gompers drew forth the orr.
pinal document ana read H.
The speech covered forty pages of
type-wrltton copy and was an expose
from the viewpoint OF President Com.
pers Of the National Association ot
Manufacturers aud rs ramlncations
President Gompera took up and am
sworod In detail the charges brought
against him, ana closed AN impnsBlon'
ed speech with these words.
IAN that ! now have 10 add rs that
there ~ not q scintila Of truth In any
thing published or which can be- pub.
lishod by the National Association Of
Manufacturers or their hlrolings which
/ In any way can reflect upon the intog.
'rlty the morality or the honesty Of my
self and I have the abiding faith the'
cannot be- 80 Of any member Of the ox'
ocullyc council Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor defy our enemies
. ~ do their worst
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
DEAD TRiGiD's FACE.


OWOBBO Mich November No. Mrs.
jennie N, Rust, Of this city, believes
she has received positive proof Of the
SOULS Immortality She snys she has
received q message from Oscar D. Lam
bort who died November on his farm
near Potoskoy II n the imprint OF
the face OF the docodont upon nand.
kerGhief
Both Mrs, Rust and Edward Lambert
Of Pet0Bkey son VI the docodont, Say
The picture ~ an almost perfect Ike
ness,
Mrs Rust prior 10 nor marriage,
made her home with Mr. and Mrs,
Lambert who then resided west on
OwOssO, Frequently the Immortality
NJ the soul was discussed IN the family
circle, During these discussions Lam.
bert had often said, lnugblDglyi yen.
nlo, n do hrgt, am going 10 appear
~ your
Mrs rust took The handkerchief IN
question ~ tho funeral last week, ~
was washed with other clothes, ana
Friday, while she WAS ironing a., gno
discussed tho funeral and tho promise
NJ The doGodont ~ send her o. post.
m0rlGm message, She remarked
wei, he hasn't appeared ~ mo SET"
Just lh0a she looked NJ the bandkor,
chief ana saw In black u faint picture
NJ u mans head The contour NJ the
face ana Tho head and The bOnfd bore
nn cxcellGDl resemblance ~ the on
man.
Mrs Rust h not o gpiHluallst ana
not ny 10 explain the phenomenon,
bat she believes that she has received
d message from The d6ad Many PEG.
Dlo who have visited her looked M
The picture win BuperBlItlonB awe, The
handkerchief ana picture ore On ox-
| hlblll0n IN local store.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
SPORT NOTES

There seems 10 be some hitch In the
arrangements between the Chinese A,
q, and the palama A. g. relative to
thoir Ramo on Sunday at the league
grounds before the big game, and II
" very probable that the game VIII be-
declared on, and sot Of athletic
games held instead The following
viii be- tho Hist Of events In case the
bail game between The above mention
I'D teams h called Base running,
throwing for distance, boating out q
bunt running around the bases and
sliding M zach base, and throwing a.
u target on second. Such men as En
Sue, Fernandez, DcBhA, Hampton and
Williams should be- able 10 do some.
thing for the AllslIawal team In the
gDrInllng events and Reuter- aud JOY
ought 10 be- able 10 finish very nearly
FIRST IN tho throwing for distance. A
number Of people would rather 500
those sports than the baseball game
nnd the chances are very good for the
oyonls being held.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12

gl0e lob PRINTING slar Once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
COMMITTEE MAY
CUT ESTIMATES


NEW YORK. November 90 Among
thc passengers VINO arrived ou board
the steamer Colon from Colon, Kings
ton aud Santiago was "a congressional
party of eighteen persons and United
States Consul General a. Shanklin OF
Panama ln The congressional party
were D. A. TaWney chairman, a. s..
Burlosou, A. l.. Brick, J. G. Courts. W.
Gardner r.. A. Ginett j. Warren
Keilcr, d. " Gran, j. b. Mann, NJ. g.
Madden and q. W. Taylor, all mem
beers of the House committee ON appro-
priatlons
Mr. Tawuey the chairman, said. I'm
former years the estimates for canal
appropriations were made by the officers
whose duty H. was TO oXpond the funds,
aud the committee had no other means
of information than could be- furnished
by the makers of the estimates ! nave
felt that the committee could not IN
tolugenuy consider these estimates
have felt that the committee could
moi iutelllgently consider these os-
timutcs while sitting In the committee
rooms ! felt that we should go fur.
Their
After long thought, and by con.
rorrlng with the SPEAKER the President
and others IN authority In the govern.
menl we decided 10 go 10 the isthmus
The estimates were made up for the
| liBcul year commencing July !, 1903
| by November ! last, ana II was these
| estimates we were 10 consider IN order
/ 10 determine whether they were Ok
cossiyo or insufficient n salaries were
too large, or the demands for supplieI
we're OyoroBtimntod or not high enough
we visited the canal, sponl tire,
days IN examination Of mechanical anC
engineering work, inspecting the quar-
tors the hospitals, ana looked into
everything In connection with the ser
vice IN the zone. We found that IA,
employees, clerical, engineers ana me
dicnl, were paid fully 30 per cent NOR
than M home, while We furnish quar-
tors for thom-n room for u single MAJ
ana house for the married man w
looked into the sanitary conditions nm,
found everything that could be- desired
"Tho work " progressing sntisfnc
lOHly The estimates for the lson
year under consideration amount 4
B32 ,OOO,O 900, and, of course, no slatomon
can be- given ont as 10 what nctlo
the committee viii take, because II
m00ling or discussion has boon he'll
No action can be- taken until the ~
D0lntmonl Of the new committee ate
the c0nyonlng Of the Blxllolh COngros
However, n n expected that the apDrC
pnatlOn viii probably be- over milllo
loss than asked"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COHESION NEHChANTS
AGENTS ron
J. y COOKE, Manager

Hawaiian Commercial a sugar Com
paHI
Haiku sugar Company
Phia Plantation,
Maui Agricultural Company
Klbel Plantation Company
Hawaiian Sugar Company
KAbBku Plantation Company
Kabului Railroad Company
Ilaleakala Ranch Company
lIonOlua Ranch
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
TEACHERS AID SOCIETY.

Worry vol n would BE- q most bocom-
Ing net for The n0Xt Legislature 10
Kindly romombor past services By
mnldng some appropriation IN the way
0f pensions for Tonchcrs', ana also
for those who have rendered signal
service, as lbo lUlc Alulau =. Atkinson
lrocnllod 10 mind ny the Adyorilsey
"wh0 Doing doad YET sponkolh" 10 M.
lIul added ~ mis-, he teachers could
b. solfahoIDfu by FIRST starting lltllc
fund ~ DuclcuO by giving concerts
among themselves holding fair or
Bnlr NJ fancy ana useful articles, IN
ibo course NJ events nll This enter
prise IN The toncblng profession, TO-
goihor with small Initiation fec as u
m0mbor NJ The "gDGoly and very
small assessment, say ~ cents q month
would room Dut such an "Aid' on ltB
feet, command respect, ana possibly
encourage The Legislative body 10
keen those who had been 80 dolor-
mlnod ~ help themselves.
W. should wish n 10 be- understood,
mat W. nro nov gponIdng from news
pnp0r DOinl NJ view and nB such, en-
ilrnly lmpnWDnnl
EDITOR TIMES.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
nnLEARED rnOM pnIRON.

w. H. Kapn, of KOolauloa, who was
sentenced ~ servo Blx months for
beating his wife, and who appealed
Jls case ~ lbc Circuit Court on the
grounds NJ oXcoghyo punishment was
released yesterday by Judge Lindsay
afIer u very severe lecture Kappa
promised never 10 do n again ana aa
ho had nlroady apont several weeks IN
jail, the court thought no would prob-
ably make good hls word
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12

METHOD
HOW THE LITTLE BROWN MEN
KEEP HOME BUSINESS FOR
THEMSELVES

LONDON. Noy. 2O-Geneya adyicet
say the swiss Minister to Japan, Dr.
"A. Ritter. has sent q long report To
his Government concerning CONNER
cial affairs i'm Japan, saying Europeans
and Americans are being busted by
the Japanese from business In the Far
East. especially from Japan
DR. Ritter. Illustrating this, says the
Japanese Government sent a man nam
ed Oga 90 switzerland and America 10
learn how the condensed milk trade
was conducted there lie worked az
an ordinary employee in these branch
es of business In both countries, and
when he had mastered the details Of
manufacture and distribution returned
to Toxic. Then, backed by wealthy
men, he founded a large condensed
milk factory near Toxic, cut prices
sharply and practically drove out OF
the country an foreign goods that
competed with his.
The same process, Dr. Ritter says,
i8 going on In nearly every trade and
business he advises the Swiss TO
leave Japanese alone
Americans he thinks, lave been the
chief sufferers from Japans aggressive
commercial policy lie believes Am.
orleans have lost a large portion Of
their Far East trade during the last
year or 80,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
PROHIBITION IN
ALABAMA STATE
BILL PASSES SENATE, WHERE
UPON MOBILE THREATENS TO
sECEDE AND GO IT ALONE.

MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov 90
There has been no such enthusiasm
manifested I'm the history Of the old
confederate capital since the time OF
the confederate congress as there was
yesterday, when the senate passed the
house general prohibition bill, with
only two senators (Hammer and Sprag-
glnD voting against IT, The cheers Of
the crowd Of women and men and
school children who had crowded into
every available space could be heard
In every part Of the capitol
So great was the cheering and APP
plauso that the house, across the hall,
had 10 adjourn, as no business could
be- transacted Every train brought In
delegation Of women who were In
favor Of the BILL Mobile was the only
place 10 send two delegations, one ia
yorng and one opposing There was
strong opposition from Mobile because
that rs the only county In the state
which retains all Of It's whisky license
tax, and this went to the public
schools.
When the prohibition women heard
that Mobile was TO have an anti-pro-
mbtlon delegation Of women they
rushed 10 the capitol at an early hour
and captured all the seats, and when
the antlg arrived they had 10 stand In
the rear and their cheers could hard
~ be- heard Every senator and other
person who went into the Senate was
approached by school children and
women, who pinned white ribbons on
them, and who also pinned long
stroamors bearing the words "Prohi-
bitlon for all Alabama
The antl-prohIbtionists early ac-
knowlodRed their defeat, when Senator
Thomas arose and asked for ten min
utoB recess, as there was AN agree
mcnt pending Senator Lusk, for the
prOhibltionlsts. stated that there was
no necessity for q recess, 90 the agree
mcnt had been reached, and that II had
been agreed 10 nmand the bill TO put
n into effect January t. 1909 and that
the ants would MOI fight the bill ana
other companion bills 10 see that the
law was enforced There was some
opposition 10 this agreement by the
strong prohibltionlsts, Senator Lelth
and senator Lowe Objecting and stat
Ing that the bill should go into onect
October !, 1908, ,s passed by the
house
~ have never heard NJ successful
compromise with the devil yot.' de-
clared Senator Leth, amid the cheers
ana applause Of the crowd,
/ GOV, Conner viii approve the bill,
and n rs understood that a movement
4 has already been started by the state
| w. G. =. Il, 10 make the signing Of tho
bin u very formal occasion
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 2O.--An indi-
cation of the wrath Of "hOme-rulcrs
over the prohibition policy Of the
Democratic party in the state rs shown
by the following telegram, which was
sent 10 state Senator Hamburger by
N, i. McDomonl, president Of the
Bank Of Mobile; .
Unless antl-prohlbluOnists win TO-
day, plenso given office that Mobile II
prepared 10 Boccdo from the state nj
Alabama ana organize home govern
mont aud cease 10 be- dominated by
our country cousins whose efforts Il
pnralyzo Mobile viii not be tolerated
,s-.-.'-.,t -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
FIND SOME RARE
OLD EXHIBITS


NEW YORK Sow o.. Exhibits OFT
rare interest have been received ro.
Gently ot lhc metropolitan Museum ol
Arr. aud Sir Casper purdon Clarke
calls attention tp them Boo tuy Month
N Bulletin issued today
There are TWO objects of much m-
poriancc TO EpptoIogists one is au
Offering stand of Dlorito. 10 consists
of slender column 2l-4 feet h.gn
with a saucer-liko hollow at the top
iu which milk was kept for the sus-
tenance of the Ha or spirit of the tee
ceased
The exhibit was found iu the tomb
of Khafra. builder of the second pyw-
mid at Gizoh
ln "a TOMB of "a large temple at Lux
on discovered by the exploration eX-
petition organized by the Metropoli-
tan museum, was found q priceless BAR
Of alabaster on which Is a portrait OF
Queen TIL The Jar was the reliquary
for part of the remains OF the queen
following the embalmng OF the oody.
80
Fine lob Printing Star Office
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
CnAMBERLAlNB C0Umi REMEDY
IN SOUTH AFRICA,

Mr. n Schneider, NJ Kohoyfonloln,
ono, rs very grateful 10 lhe manu-.
faclurers NJ cbamborlaln'B Cough
liemedy No. has found that n cures
hls children aB vol as himself NJ their
coughs ana colds Thoy wore all
coughing ana Rol M relief until This
remedy was used Many parents have
mad6 This same Discovery There N
nothing bell6r for coughs colds ana
Group, ana as n contains no Injurious
substance, thoro N no danger In gly'
lng n 10 mo children, P0f sale NY all
dealers Benson Smith a 90, agents
Tor Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
c, BREWER & CO., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, 7. n.
AGENTg EOR

AGENTS ron
IlAwnllaa Agricultural Company, ono
mea Sugar Company, IlOn0mu Sugar
Company Wailum Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
PcpeokoO Sugar CO., KaDaDala Ranch
Charles M, C00keuunnDP President
Geo. H. Robertson, V-PTes. r. Mgr
10 gaxoB Bishop Tres, A. Becy
Nv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y. q, Jones ,,,,,uo,,,DD Director
n, H. COOkenp,,,,,,,,DDHeet0r
!, IT, uhli,,tttttittttf ttIDifetc0f
AZ " the above named constitute
tho Board NJ Directors
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12

Tho following viii be- the lineup Of
Tho Chlnoso Athletic club ana the Pa
lama Athletic club In the FIRST game
Sunday afternoons
paInmag II KolSaha, 49,, H. Walk
or, cti y lfoaIOha 3b,i G. Poaluhl, D.,
w. Horbc, r., j, Kahaawlnul, %, Ka-
opua, IT, y HoOpll, ci D. Kama, ID,
Chinese A, c. Sing ChOng, as.. W.
Aynu, cf; John 10. p,i Chi Bui, g.:
-, Ay0u 3D. Hang CbaGt, 3D.. Eng
Sang lbj H. y Ching, ~ Mon Yin.
RI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
IASTLE ( GllEE. lid.
8HlPPlNo AND coMMl8BloN MIR
cHANT0.

buohH FACToHo ana oENEHAL IN
SuRANcE AoENTs.
representing -H
EVA Plantation 90.
Waialua Agricultural co., la.
k0hala Sugar %,
WalmGa Sugar NH 90,
AD0kaR Sugar CO., la.
Fulton Iron Works NJ 80, Louis,
Blake BleGm Pumps
WsslOHs C6Hthfugals,
labe0Gk n Wilcox Boilers
Green's Fuel EcOnOmlgsE
Marsh Steam Pumps,
Malg0n Navigation co,
Planters Llne Bhlpplng 90,
New England Mutual Llio lnsur
anGe Company " Boston,
Aetna Insurance %,
national Fire Insurance 90
Clilzen's Insurance 90, Hartford
Fire Insurance COl
Protector Underwriters ~ tho PhoohiI
" Hartford,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-28
PHILIPPINE PROMOTION.

coming strongly
Philippines possibilities development there which will
political and modify popular opinions relative to those islands
By a of inclusive issued
by the Manila Merchants Association has been received Eaeh bulletin
aet packed with explicit information on its
particular subject as to be good model in promotion literature
devoted Manila the eadng eordge
wod podueed product
all Philippine products
il is obtained from the stalk of plant which closely resembles the common
the islands aba An estimate
land showing expenditures $1881O
respectively first
figured profit The second bulletin
Of maguey hemp showing its increased S
St. for t the small farmer and the large planter Concluding
industry fndaes
viii become distant date of the leading agricultural
products OF Philippine Islands"
apoca'swn grow any place
conditions Phippnss'death rate
majority sates;
guta unlimited
quantities finally, lumber million
licenses domain
granted twenty years charge
So u
thousand feet board This bulletin does appeal small
pters
numbering the Philippines the writer such
enterprise should not be attempted unless the intends to handle
concluding this would probably involve
employment of $2O0OOO currency.
Philippines products
which Hawaii either presently prospeeve depends for prosperity
nothing
antagnm the interests of those Oriental Nature intended
those islands the iyiig
development resources probably only question
of already struck
anything
benefit to the Aatic
unsupported places along her path.
However this discussion of the Philippine
of
the good
obtaining engaging
these islands of single industry
pneappes subject packed
ali satisfactory in
If the inquiry general series,
bulletins mentioned might
letter