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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15
IN A BAD Way
Many Honolulu Reader win Feel
Grateful for This mfor-
nation.

nhtluus
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set In,
Your kidneys are "in 4 bad way"
Doans Backache Kidney Pills win
cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove IL;
II. s, Swinton, of Honolulu, HawS.
says: al was afflicted with backaehe
for twelve years and was unable to get
relief. Seeing Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills highly advertised and believ-
ing that my kidneys were disordered, I
procured the remedy at the HollisteE
Drug Co. 1 found that II was benefit
ing me and continued its use untii
cured. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
have been so we'll tested in my case
that highly recommend them to other
kidney sufferers.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box .(six boxes $2.50)
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian islands
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15
CONSPIRACY To MURDER IS
CHARGED AGAINST STRIKERS
(From Monday IS Advertiser.)

VTom Mondays Advertiser)
TTTTTT ES I. 50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
conspng of
Hawaii shinpo-
Mtsunaga, Shigata, and Hamada
Oting prisoner
police
auichi Ndorita
mura, Toronlatsu, Miyoj Higah, Nagata
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15

SAN fRAsoiaoOi June "a JapaS
has purchased t2,abo,o0 M Rola flaH
1hs mint hers ~ DO usaa 40 reasFys
fuRa,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15

San FaAh0lRo0, Ians a. ghs
psoAeeullea ogieasg lls aggulappls lqasy
" thi oalhopR sass
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15

Halt " ihe ialaApir shQ Fpiugnpa
N Ainl plRniHiieu sIf Va Ngfb 10 Husl
Ihff Hlf Hnll|nH 9TH Tbs slilkn
hlpaheu Ah1m 700 N ~ lAiiI VII
~ afsf ~ ibf Haplslioss ieasg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15

M iAehlfo9l alked fel a mlipg ea
be m0lion 10 disehsEge lhe efll apa
ihr eppfi dfniri lif Sans Ma hin.
nos ihtn announced ihai hn bad NeT'
TaHi fQI lhr aFifii ~ , pumhfl "a lhp
wer pn ehNRe W Flnlipg
lhe mfn ftlf ihfa mfrhalsedi fnl
lfNpg nhleh f4ms iNf ppfiiafalAi ~
Nsi tssptelIf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15

II u haid ihai among tbs treasures
found in ibe papers foised ia hakln0' =
safe sore y collection ~ tho hlihiosi
" plrlpIrs, " Che SIND nhleh afe ppdel
lhf police hap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-15
Work at waipahu Today,

The half hundred japanese who 70.
turned 10 Walpahu plantation ON the
OH ana l0th instant viii 20 oDi %
work today hRying Tired VI tho inae.
iiyliy VT striking ~ ls eAprelpl lhry
VIII be ioined by Others,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

Texto eSpa1on-(continuaclon)
Tampoco Sc ofenden los comisa-
rios americanos por la referencia que
contlene ell memorandum espanol
al intento de separici6n de los es-
tados sudistas. Los comisarios es-
panoles por 10 visto. tienen concepto
erroneo de Ia naturaleza V ell obleto
Gle aquel movimiento. La guerra Sc
paratlsta Sc libro Y termino por una
question dc principles constitutional
les, que sostenla una de las parties
Y negaha la otra. Fue un conflicto
que de ninglln modo tiene semejan-
Ia los levantamicntos contra ell re-
gimen cspanol en- Cuba.
Los comisarios amcricanos desco-
nocen eI Fundamental por el cual Sc
atlrma en- ell memorandum espanol
que los Estados Unidos Sc han Wis
to obllgados a reconocer que cl ple-
bio cubano no esta por ahora pre-
parade para ell goce de plcna iber-
tad y soberania. rs cierto que en- la
nota del gobierno espahol de fecha
- de julio tltimo, Sc hizo una
lndicacion respecto d esa incapaci-
dad. FL gobierno de los Estadosl'n nj
dos Ell su respuesta con techa de 30
de julio, manifestaba que no com
partia con Espana Ia apprehension Il
csc respecto, pero que reconocla que
dado ell estado perturhado Y dc AMI
qullacidn Gle la lsla al presente. CON
secuencla Gle las garras que en- ella So
habian empcnado, serlan neccsallus
Ia ayuda y la gllla.
La reterencia que contienen cl
memorandum espahol a Las obliga-
clones Gle Puerto Rico, no Ia enten-
den los comisarios americanos, que
Sc les habia hecho Greer que no haba
dcuda pucrtorriqueha,. En- SO de
JUNO de 1896, ell senior Castcllano,
mlnlstro de las colonias espanolas,
al prescntar a las Cortes ell prestlplles
to Gle Puerto Rico para 1867, el
liltimo que segdn notlcias, Sc redac-
to, decia:
"El deber de comunicar al gobier-
no nacional ell cs tado ccondmico dc
Puerto Rico cs Ell extreme pacente-
70. Demuestra la prosperldad sicmr-
pre- crecientc de la pequcha antilla
que, debido al aug6 dc su produc-
cion Y la actividad de sus industries,
ha logrado obtencr mercados para
slls eXcedentes en- tOdo ell mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
.PR0TOCOLO No. 10 Y SUS ANEX0S:

"Como esta sin deuda publicd, cu-
biertas todas sus atenciones ell tesoro
repleto, desempe nandose los servl-
clos publicos con toda regular
ridad, con economics en- los gas
tos, V con un ccnstante desarro
llo en- los ingresos del estado, ell es-
pectaculo que presenta Puerto Rico
vale la pena contemplate. =
La Gaceta de Madrid de julio.
1896, que insertd este presupuesto
publico tambien una ley, aprobada
en- % de JUNO 1896, proveyendo pa
ra la inversion que habia de darse-
, a I'm superavit montante 81, I5o
900 existentes en- la hacienda de
Puerto Rico al cerrarse ell ano eco
n6mico dc 1866.
Antes del 1896 no Sc contraJo
q lcvantd deuda puertorrlquena.
En- los mercados europeos 0 america
nos no Sc cotizan bonos puertorn
qucnos
F,s probable que ell gobernador
general lie Puerto Rico haya tornado
dinero diuero prestado a I'm hahco
% Il indivlduoS particulares con ell i'm
de satisfacer por adelantado gastos
antorlza1c por ell presupuesto' Y
que hay "ndido pagarfs por ell
montan la cantidad tomada,
poro cstp p,gqris, pagados a su
vcnrimicuto no constituyen una
cicu Ia pucrt"rrllucna en- el sentldo
que apsticncn los comlsarlos espa-
nolcS
Tampoco hay que suponer, en- vls-
Ia dcl cslado tIorccicnte de Ia
hacienda colonial, seglln eXpreso
.cl mlnlstro de ultramar cspanoi'
que subsista pcndiente de pago deu-
tia dc Ia naturaleza citada.
Los comisarios americanos no
ticnen conocimiento de los trabajos
dc los publicistas que manhenen
ualc los trece I,stados l'nidos origl-
males pagaron Il Inglaterra ID mlllO-
mes de libras csterlinaS, al parecer
para liquidar deuda, coloniales. Los
comsarloS amerlcanoS por 10 de
mas no ticnen IntereseS en- ct aSuntO
en- razdn i que cs d todo punto ine-
Xacto. Los tratados prallmnares-
y deiinitivos de pnz entire los dos
paises vcrsan sobre Ia independcncia
americana y no conticnen estipula-
clones del caractcr antelcho. (sigue)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
BERNARDO JAMBR|EA.

Agotados los rasgos de Ia per-
sonalidad artistica del actor Jam
bnna por los diarios Y rcvistaS dc
csta ciudad, ofrcccmos hoy d nncs-
tros lcctores algInos datos biogrd-
.ficos del simpdtlco actor cuyo be
ncticio sc llevard q ciecto csta mo-
che.
Jambrina escogi6 para su fun
ci0n dc gracia una obra en h
que dcmostr6 stls facutadcs dc
excclente acror.
En- uno de los cntrcactos nos
recit0 algunas de sus bcllas com
poscioncs, las que lc incron pc
didas con cxigencla por sus nll-
mcrosos admlradorcs.
Bernardo Jambrina d los - a
nos de cdad, iund6 Ia Academia
dc defamation de la forulla. Ill
10 I'm llamamiento Il los mis- nota
hlcs cscritOreS gallcgoS, anlman-
dolos d producer para el teatro'
con tai GXito, que al POGO tempo
Sc representation inilnldad de u
bras escritas en- cl dialccto gallego,
obras de las que cstrcno todos los
protagonistaS.
La gloria dc haber fCIndado este
icatro V adcmdS sus VA celebra'ias
composicioncs, cn verso Y pr"sa
lc valicron ocupar mn sIiloh en- Ii
Real Academia Gallcga.
La Compania que IN fomcdia-
dirleia Enrique Borris junt" con
r. ario Pine. al hacer ~ tempo
ra,a en- Il Coruia, INV" notifiaS
del j6vcn actor que por entonces
dciciraba al public" eorllcnsc.
Mostri Borr6s dc-ro~ lie coflo
ccrlc;y una taric. dc-pIe- del en-
,avo. tndos To- arii,tas fie Ia
cilada compaiia. ohligafon q Jam
brina Il reci,ar varln- rnpnpioeft--
Qucl6 Borris encnutado dc la
cultura arti-tica del Ioven actor
Y L. ucy6 consigo Il Madrid SIR
vicndoic de :pro,ector. Dehito
cn Ia Coric con Las Urracas her
musa obra de IgiIacip Igieslas: IN
-irlientc lila las critlco- del He
RADIO. cl Iinparciai It, d"ahca-
ban encumia-ticDs artirEIas a no
vel actor. en- cl que vcian una Ill
tura gloria nacional
Currpk EnnpIez. en- 1904 Y on
yiaba un rctrato c"n II sig'uentc
dedica'oaa: 20 n"so IhJlnsa scn
ademirador amig"
1iene Jambrina un ntrafp dc
Boris. recIen euvia.!p. eu q gle
le ...ce: 4 mi d.7ripuio preeiilec-
L.. i Jambrina 81 amigp Y aeirni
srulor.. In "a album crn~erv:s
tamfien. re,raios se Ru-inei.
Ponye,o Gener vie ntr"s e,.iesaFt-
dos au,"re, con r.r--idas t.ssiiea-
Ia ia-r
\ io- 1 ule-e- - ir,.stiar en 81
teatrp c-galu cnu;ra'" j.sfihn-
na Joaq.In Dicerfa cruPrear.o
entonce=. ps-s p1u'r 2slin re
una ComVsIiA 81 ipsIsee ppr An
daiucia. HEc ante D.e..nta Juan
JOSE y tod4s Is otr4. ooras lei mis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
FL ASUNT0
De NICARAGUA.
Estudio acerca de
su sltuacion geo.
grafica:.
Breve resena de su politi
ca de su industria y com er
clio.
La ofcina international de Jas
Republicas hispano-america-
mas presenta I'm intereSante
informo.

La ofcina international de re
publicas hispano-americanas, es-
tab e ida en- Washington, Sc ha
servido enviarnos la siguiente in
formacion.:
Hay cuatro millas cuadradas
de diferencia entire ell drea de Mica
ragua y ell Estado de New York
Quite d Connecticut de New En-
gland y Nicaragua cubrirt ell res
to. ,Es proximamente Ia mitad de
tamano del Estado de Washin
ton.
Para ser mds exactos: Nicaragua
ocupa una extesion de cuarenta 3
nuere mil doscientas millas cuadra-
das, que es mas grande que Ho
landa, Belgica y Dinamarca uni
das.
Su menor anchura, desde ell ocea-
no Atldntico al Pacifico, es de dos
cle,,tas setenta y clncO mlltas o apro-
ximadamente la distancia de Was
hington d New York.
Sll mayor anchura, es de c'ento
ueinte y cinco mlllas, o aproxima-
damente la distancia desde Chi
cago al rio Mississippi.
Tiene la menor poblaci6n de-
los paises de la America central,
pues sus habitantes llegan hasta
seiSclent0s mil.
Su production principal es la de
pldtanos que ell aho pasado alcan-
20 d million y medic de racimos va
lorados en- cincuenta centaros I'm
racimo.
La ciudad principal, es BLUE
FIELD, con cinco mil habitantes
Estd d mil ciento ochenta q seis ml..
las de New Orleans y trescienta'
diez millas de Col6n."
"Managua, Ia capital, tiene cuo
renta mil hobitantes. FL puerto
principail en- ell lado del Pacifico
es Corlnto, con dos mil habltantes.
GEL comercio con ell exterior lie
60 en- mil novecientos ocho d la SUI
ma de siete milloncs y medic de pr
sos, de los cuales correspondent d
la exportacion, cuatro millones 2
medic y d la Importation, Tres M
UOnes.
Nicaragua compr6 de los Esta-
dos Unldos textiles, ropa, maqul-
maria etc., valorado en- m million
trcscientos mil pesos; y vendlo d los
Estados Unidos, pldtanos, cafe,
gonna, ganado y pielcs, valora do
en- IN milldn cincucnta mil pesos. "
Nicaragua tiene un presidente
un gabinete con cinco mnistros o
secretaries, trecc departamcntos o
estados y cinco divisiones como
los territories americanos. Su a
samblea Nacional consiste de una
sola Camara que estd ahora en- Sc
sion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
laudab|e pIoposito
en- Cabo Rojo.
Sc trata de fundar una
cooperative para explo-
tar la industria en- ell ra.
mo de panificacion.
Sc prepara una Orquesta para
los proximos "asaltos.'
De nuestro eorresponsal.

Dicicmbrc Il. Ila sino nombra-
ia postmaster de csta localidad, la
grntil Y simpatica Srta. lsolina Ra-
mircz Dcscandolc fcliz acicrto en-
las dclicadas funciones de su cargo.
TcncmoS lnformc de que mahana
So cclcbrara on el Coliseo de csta,
una reunion dc clcmcntos popula
res con objcto de hecharlas brases
de una Cooperative, que dedi-
c:indosc 4 Ia industria del pan, re-
dIzca Il prccio de dicha artfculo.
En- Ia scmana paSada Sc celcbr6
On la cortc municipal juicio contra
la Sra. Cucsta. acusada por Ia poll
ria de- cxpcndcr ilegaimontc rlrdici-
mas patcntizadas. I.lcv6 Ia dcfcnsa
eI jovcn abogado ID Miguel Toro
Golbcrg, aIicn por princrA VIZ pi-
saba los cstrados DE- IA c0rte en- uso
t. su honroso ministrrrio.
Oidas las prueba- Dc cargo Y des-
cargo el Honorable iuez pDnIncio
Ia ahsolucIjn dc IA rnieril, Sra.
Narios cntusla-'as jovcnes de
aqui han organizaio una orquestA
dc clerda Y ilautas. propia para
dar a.altps cn e-tos dias de navidad.
II pr6yimo dia H. ceiebrara el
Casino de Cabo-Rplo' su primer
aniycr~ario con una reunion de sus
-pcios Y fIniliares cn los amplios
sal0neS dc Ia Sosiedad Habra mu-
sica. discusses. recItaciOnes, V bale.
Ya - hs cmpczado en- esta iuris-
licci6n II corte de cana. Con mott
va dc Gs,o - nota algdn movi-
ulicnto comercial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
EnfeTmo en- Florida.

Jacksonville, Fla. Dies. Ell coro-
mel John Jacob Astor V comitiva,
en- SUI yate de vapor ell Nourmahal
lego a este puerto esta maiiana pro-
cedente de San Juan de Puerto Ri
co. via Ia costa de Cuba, v perma-
necio durante la noche abordo del
yate. ....
La comitiva saldra mahana por
la tarde en- el wagon particular del
coronel. con direction al nortc. M
Sc puede yer a Mr. Astor. pues Sc
hallaba indispuesto con una fiebrc
che contrajo mientras estuvo EN- San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

mo autor. Dicenta confirm0 Ia OPT
MON dc los crfticos de Madrid; VIC
en Jambrina IN autor de grandes
e-persnzas. dc los que llegsrd d la
altura en- que Sc han colocado Bo-
iris. ThuiElet V Morsno.
Iarnbrina tiens en- San Juan
grandes simpatias. Coinciden todos
en- que . - ei actor mis- quito y
melor preparadO de cuantos noe
han viSItado.
Anoche fuf IN sGto su beneficio
ben = merccia quien ha aborado
io.la ,cmporada con tantos
arieT'. qurn ma sabido sacrifi-
car i.tis, sris comodidsdes para o.
freezer a nuestro piblico las obra,
de Ios mas celebres autores contem-
por4neos.
j. Adsxar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
HOTA De DUEL0

Ha falleeido en- RiO-Piedrs- Il
respectable anciann Ion jos Emilio
Amy Parreguan. ernparentahy c'a
muv conocidas famiIias de aqgell
Yoblaci6n v de San Juan.
II entierro sc neyo 4 efecto en- l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

la policia. apreciando hechos que
crey6 estaban bajo la sanci5n pc
nal Y cumpliendo con SUI deber. los
denuncl6, peo que reslIIta de la
vista del case que hubo error de
appreciation de los denuncian-
tes V Por tantO, debe absoIver Y
absuelve Il las acusadas.
La resoluci6n del iuez fu6 reci-
blda con gran fruirci5n por par
te del publico V las 40 - desc
eupaba el salon dandcse ror ter
minado el aeto. Sc diio despues
que ancche hubo un Ileno en- el et-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
0tTo incendio en- Ponce.
Por TELEGRAPH.

Hoy 4 las 10 Ga. n.y. recibimos
de nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce
el siguiente despacho telegrdfico:
Ponce Diciembre Is.
"COrrespondencia". San Juan.
Anoche ? Y media madrugada
declardse un incendio en- Ia caIle
Estrella. en- la licoreria de CUTLER
mo Far. estando asegurada deta-
lies corrpo'
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

all OF last week. 1t was gratifying
success In all respects. notably in the
ine displays made by the competitors
for the 335. 900 offered az premiums.
There were exhibits from forty
two States reaching from Maine TO
the Pacific. Virginia. Maryland and
North Carolina. from the Atlantic
Coast, made exhibits that reflected
credit on them. Their displays con
sisted OF apples. pears. Japanese per
simmons. fruits preserved In glass
Jars and wide range OF nuts-pe-
cans. Walnuts. chestnuts anJ others.
The Gulf States. Texas. Florida. Lou
isiana and Mississippi. made "A splen-
lid showing OF oranges. lemons. sat
sumas. kumquats. rice. vegetables
and cotton Texas also had a large
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

M sSssx ,...; T ss', Il; S
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

pcrlments made by the writer cover
ing twelve years. lead 10 the conclu.
sion that tho Loghorn Will. on the
average. lay more eggs on n given
amount Of food than any other breed.
My Ieghorns consumed about + per
cent less food than fowls OF the
American class. like the Reds. Wy
andottes. or II. i. Rocks. and laid
fully as many eggs II is expected
that the heavier breeds will eat more
food than the smaller breeds because
they have larger body 10 maintain.
Nc were engaged in. tho Lcghorns
would mako more profit than any Of
tho larger breeds. nut eggs are not
tho only produc; Of tho aock. We
arc necessarily producing meat that
has good market value. even when
engaged In tho cFg business. Egg
and meat production 40 hsui-in-
hand AZ the layers must be Killed
AT least every other year. conaid-
cradle money ia made from tho sale
~ old hens Tho Plymouth Rocks. or
hens q. that type. are worth twicc as
much for eating ~ Lcghorna on &C
count Of larger slfc and greater pro
portion Of meat 80 bones
Again. In raising pullo's 10 take
tho place % tho old henH. a. many
cookorcls. on the average. will re
raised as pullc,s. and tho oockevcls
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

~l breed iS question ire
oU quently asked me. and will
here try and explain briefly
So far as productiveness is con-
cerned, there is more difference in
individuals than in races or breeds OF
fowls. Two hens OF the same breed
may be so nearly alike in color and
shape that they can scarcely be dis
tinguished one from the other. but
one may be a highly profitable pro-
Queer OF eggs and the other may mot
lay enough 10 pay for hcr feed II
IS a difference in individuality In
late years by system OF trap-ncst-
ing fowls. Il has been found tha;
hens vary IN cgg yield from loss than
"A dozen eggs year TO more than
twenty dozen. and this variation eI-
tends 10 all breeds and varieties
There IS no shape or type. go FAR "a
known. typical Of tho good layer or
the poor layer In other words. & Is
not possible TO go into n flock OF
fowls and separate tho good from the
poor layers by the shape Of the fowl.
This discovery has awakened great
interest in tho possibilities Of poultry
breeding for increased egg yield II
is with the purpose 81 improving tho
laying qualities Of chickens that tho
Government and the States arc
spending considerable money at OK
pertinent stations for poultry work.
Fowls have not been bred long
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

know an old garden spot at An
derson. ;. G.. now thrown out to
building lots and completely over
run with Bermuda grass that still
furnishes two cuttings or the choicest
Bormuda-alfalfa mixture per season.
This garden Is 20 or 50 years old. The
first alfalfa bulletin OF the South
Carolina Experiment Station referred
TO this plot several years ago. trying
to impress cotton-brained farmers 10
try alfalfa. II Eugene FAINT.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18
STRAY NOW FOR SAN JOSE
SCALE.

How Ia Make Lime sulphur Mixtures
Work Must lie Thoroughly Done
to lie Effective.
We must spray certainly TO keep
down insects Ike the San Jose scale
and the codiing moth. We muBt
spray. too. TO prevent the scab and
bitter rot on apples In order To have
clean and perfect fruit. and this
means that now In the time To begin.
spray Now for san Jose Scale.
For the San Jose scale IL In found
that the best remedy is the lime and
sulphur wash. Various forms have
phur wash and formerly salt Was
added. but this has been abandoned
AS needless. Some use half the
amount OF sulphur AS OF lime. but
probably the best plan is TO boil
equal parts OF lime and sulphur I'LL
the moisture assumes IA reddish or
ange color. adding water enough 10
make 60 gallons with 40 pounds OF
lime and sulphur each.
Spraying for the San Jose scale
should be done In the fall after the
fall OF the leaves and again In
early spring before the buds swell.
Then spray with the Bordeaux mix
ture In early spring To prevent the
add ounces OF Paris green to 90
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

Messrs. Editors: The National
Horticultural Association held It's
annual exposition OF fruits and vege
table products Mt Council BLUM. Iowa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18

and varied collection OF nuts and
fruit in Jars.
One county in Mississippi had
samples OF "a varieties OF rice raised
there. T. T. DUFFY.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-18
THE POULTRY YARD
The BEST Breed" Again.

OF Inii, iduality
cghorn. Are Where
Breeds Advantage.
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. y ""'s tstnsfn Awarded al Mississippi
stale Falf laa let srd aud beat. Coo a crul la
show 10, SRI pou ant Ia 30 special awarded
by W. a Taylor, total t1aa \ tea nno
toekofois tor salo. kEsssi to aud q, oo pcr Ia
n 7. SIMPSON. Terry. Miss
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

and advise heavier or tighter ship
mcnts, and to advise each branch
where to ship to get the best re-
suits.
II the member Or branch refuses
to follow the advice of the general
exchange, they will take their own
medicine and in ali probability
know better next time.
In fact. the one thing a member
must and shall not do, is to ship
his or its fruit in any way except
through the exchange.
Contracts are made for five years,
but it is distinctly stated III the
contract that any member may
Withdraw any year by giving notice
in writing TO the exchange within
ten days Of the annual meeting in
any year, which is the first Of June
each year,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-07-30

will 10 doubt meet with the ap-
proval Of all who are interested il,
the development Of this section.
THE INSIDE ROUTE.
The steamboat Which will, If the
line is established, be put on the
run, is the paddle wheeler Annie G.
with a speed Of twelve mile, an
hour. She has draft of six feet
and could be easily handledin the
inside route, and, at the same time
it is learned that the steamer could
make the trip outside, if necessary.
Several days ago it was aunOunc-
ed that the Annie G.. had sailed
from Savannah with freight for
Brunswick, Fernandina and jack
sonville, but this, however, was an
error, as the steamer stopped at
Fernandina.
1t is believed by weli-intormed
marine men that the line will be
established at all early date be-
tween Savannah and Sanford, and
that the patronage will be such as
to encourage the promoters from
the start.
A dispatch sent out form Sat
nah regarding the .'roposed line is
rs follows
OPTION ON STEAMER.
An option has been secured on
4 steamer, which is one hundred and |
and seventy-hve feet long and has
eight hundred horsepower engines,
It has capacity Of carrying about
;hree thousand packages of freight
md from three to five hundred pas
;engers. It would make the run
Jetween Savannah and Sanford in
about eighteen housr and would