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Nuts as Pig Feed- Talks With Fanners and Stockmen.
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xiiil fhlpiM.I aciiiio tu llai.i.ii ii j- J
a rat- . t- II.iv.ii.j t. bJliiT Jtr?t-t.
The tunw will In I'fni for Jlior win.
Jnd .il ll.iMiiih unJ uNIi t' :turn tcro-.
tl o Islam! ia Nl- I Jay to Ni a oi.
'I ! ri.lt !II Ikj tlif ii'ailv r in
1t rill -ti In r Tti i'uUi lullrmtl lia
lial atitl l.'.it.i tl.is im liulliiw: a
lil.iyliitii lit I ji'i. .tlau: ulilrli 1 :nav
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i'im.icui') i i'n if tl. It!'-' it!' if
"ulii ai.il Ui- mimM itai iro--t ji lon-ii'
n all Sj.ni- i .TiirK.i. It v .i" ..n Im.i in
vi!la:r r.li-n "t.l,.iibu- lus.anl. ami i
t-liatii-li Mltdtin it a liuixlml J(-t" -Tore
tl.c Mailoiwr .i tiot-i.i, tli-
I"r K' llloiiM il 1 a lvn nn T th"
:i'lii.t mil- r .uln. Jiil tl ii"iiJi ai
III faillKlls fur tin:- ut-altli anil imwI
bretHint
Til" city no' lia-i alxit ST.M" inhli
tnti Il I i-i-ra I ov.t i nut j.laln
lilch U luU-l !ih lalni irff-i ami ui-on
whkli cra" tli"U-amls i laftl'"
Tli s u the .i-it lit! ot.imiri i f tl
inaiid It ha.l S.n.. util.' Ir-i.ii" ti
var. alii i lia- aUiut 1 v" K. il n lu
11.' luM it Miitll"l lii it nil Havana tmt
niaii of 111' U.t Inlai .1th imat alul
It hulls ur lot'ii in ill' rltiK of lir-
-liria anil Mailrltl
Tin- !i'U-s of '.iiiu!y r" .iJiiiO t all
if "ii ytvry 'lliry a)- in.uli- it lirkk
. min.l vltn tt.l.o. nlaili 1- tiniii all
lfo t'l ialr.lon !! Iiuum nia l"J
liilshl lil. tin n t -1 ami a tlnr.i .!
li.a or jiltik Tlif tiu Wins' arc flu-li uilh
tin "iiler. k ami tli- lilu.i!k" art' Ijiiilt
nltli r;-r.l to tli lnjtr ratlur than Sl.o
tilmlf ktri-ct
AIkiir ii lllU" tli" i.ifin'iit ixtll I
t IkI t-n liirh-s luuli r !ill- I I troi I f lliu
iini it U1 lr.. t i li-;, ami th nxt.
Irll33 to l iM.ICi
Tlie imfiiun s, ar jtil :;litrn Iniliot
ilr. txiit tili.ri- tf- wi'iJoiKar Unilt
lit ict Hum. tiliori- tiu a-- liarrowfl
fo our foot In v liking uvoli tli'ta otic
l couttiiuallv "; ui ard l-jti htrii' :"o
that II ii l-tt'T t" tik' thf iolibIis.tm.rt
nalra Til. Uoi-rr Is narrnw ami
ii- all t'air.asuej tlrUo t great tru-cl.
in. h tr-i' l .la' sorou
The houc ai tlal routnl, t!i!k v.allil.
ilth ci'tt ilMirs int Iattn.f-v.utk tn
li.u Man) oi i!i wlniw lu' ltr- l:i
fn.nl ol Hum -.. Ix.i itif..ll luisted tl it
illiv r. :nlml i rl tli- lai rv urk lultrrni
la tl olil buihlliiK of l'dla
Otn.r uJiuiou- ar. of vo.i.1 ir"J ana
tiirir.1 a. in Hie Muortsh l.ulh'.ltis at In
iii ltidn i tin who! iltx ha- an Oih i.-
1 I"VU At tlllll I l!MH?ll.t lllI-lf in
ilrauaili or Mjiin.l uKaiii I a:n in 'fniiir.
Mini agaia in Ant1! Man of the vtln-lon-
nri- of i lx -iai all I av- t m
trr hilt ri-li d!iiittr lit h "-til'nli
foot nr inoii- -H1I3H n.t of nlnrli tin- lil
i luolt wltl.ual DiicnirK th- I ui. nlii.t
l.r s i:m:.s or iiojii: i.ikh
Walktns alun the . ".miasm- ..!- ut -tan
-r tin- littif nit nf l'i iKiitili"
throuii Hi.' n in !( an I door- l.vr
tuii3 it Pin Hii.l i'i- (i-uplt ;o in with
tt..lr noik ir I Ihx wil!im.t ininiSiiir. Ilitf.
laitt i ! at litis or I'H.Siin: Tl.w.
".mi, Ritl nr. s.ntiis I lii farllur on
tli. ilitltKti an- ;U)t-i.- raull-i: aln i
ln- flcui larrmm ki.v till ntmut W
liutii of liw n tcl Inir
If .-unfrj iinlili hai a :ir -uin or fjr
n.i(ir' . i.oia Jon- Jir-it .liKir 1 ImiUI'iI
to ( t an I If 'ti"n Ji r. cir- a
r-stj ull li't filTtnlt kium It and th'j
lii" otil to ! tt Uiilr fj'j. oji.n uh.lt
ualkins tin' strf. to i uiit Y- guests
n-ii know what th" v.t-ar
Tl. )li 1. - ui for tho i-nltis dt
li'ay At Hat tin pwr an I rich tmt n
thrir tlaii lott-. i an I th u.i..lna ar
111"! ulth i-ll 11 I I'M-' .ittlnic and
lix'.lllii: oi loiiK p- out In ttn klr.t Tli"
itlUi.n hav on 'irtr li-t clolhf aii.l
thrrf at tr.aiiv (tll ont-t I'liiiri abn.t
uhtj oj!d t.ot mm out of ila on tin.
frtt t lrn of tili httt 11pu
I tlk 1 1 - rlrl of aniun Tli ar
ttt it-rtt..t I ir tern in Cuba i'
tlioush It tnar Uf that th- look b. t r
from btlili.il rttr iur 11-t-y lii oln
Minip!lnii tlttk foutful -m luiunau".
b!ark i-all uhlcti ll.ft c 1 o. tl"tf loi of
tlr haplv li"i 1 at.d 'nr a- t-l rijv
frrit and I ds"-bt n-H mi'i' drTiriou
Tlif '! it I iIj not IIV- about V tli h
ir of fn focli-. Tl dut t mi
tiliHn Hh tlrum or net ?u-r um I
lit) ar- alH and tic dark' r ihe -k n
th tnof It 11 .prln.lrl Thf w-m ts
J no rilt-mtt to ;mt ib )'' tT...ly
ard r-?Tonr ut It from -rlnk!.l I
ottirr to r?i rk! cl"l of 10 a d IT
1 ! tohl tb ifc- i jsiom iri.a '--r't
o-ljr for j-jni",nttli but alt for Uit
kr of ccrofort tt j.rplratton ror.in;
out ft-'I) In Shi tropical ttlrrai
i-ovn Tiu:ocoii Tim kail-
Ji f.Kt of p-j SrftOJ'h MwnM"
thrrr r t. and thrt-t l.ir 1 u-r a- .'
th i-rl( ,r-iIf l uptJiri Tti c.e
balfori rvti nJn.s out or th n-reti.
rtid hrn 'he munc r.-opl rok liiir tb
Klrl ".Itnd ntlir halnji ard look oi
upon th-lr avtr It thr lfU hlaii
Thrre l no iKh ovrU"j In t!: V rJtr.l
Statf. th M)-ntr au? Itini- i:rvr LSI
Rlor "Ith h,s fttrart uptb th r
T.rtril It li dlrTrttnt ia Ca.msuj a'
th.n!i ib ar ur;o-'J to 'fp
nuit i far apart t;for th udJins
v cat .-parair-. thr-m l th IrtM o- Jat
tlc uorlt of tl n kiu TTa 1 - .tat-s.
on tb outMo in '"ir trct a-4 n-tkr
soo rjfi it hi mUtrrj ttructn the
u.r.
ODU STKECT SCTJIXtS
InlrtrJ th ir-"t xnri cf t"ii. dtv ar
tar;T than thcc of aitjr fon I" Ku-rcf-
rorth of lh A!p. Part nrtrwip
Is thr lanl if th co r.i tfc. cosl
Slf.i. who Kxik tluh thT tnUst Hi
cons from tbe Anrmtine f-ara-xif rM
throuch tr trt on r-r.rl inSr
G-h t.t trjehetc or ncil at 1st b-tt
and all m: huc ror:.
Gmt orti draun Siy ca-n uttti .loan
luuitCtvc h-il. vukrsl to tprcut a bl:
m-.m xK l'.. .t.j 3.tf -Ma.trl.?
lelerranh iu.es. drac thrtr cj-Mklr.c
say akr. xaded fcy tfc Jne:- leUe
tbeat. Iriut w-aajoer owned -r pe.1 tiers
Are cemrtoo. amt fcay napRV. tre,i
a-fon. all hu!-i by KtMti- re ej
tvtx . a:el!BT ice I. banj-.
wbHe vr Mack atar-a! doe thf r-!tte.
and tametlcv trv tuC in eTrr x tJ
drivajr aia.s aloucr t-e?Ue a ad dirrct. tt:
wir
Tiarrr a ! i4di- m ""n tsHr
aim la nainler cm horre. Th are
jnilkmen. alth tSi-lr carv sloac to JC5
tif 4 toe aSJfe, asJ. rrc.t tediVr.
err- e-ranf. Vatsara asi piceappUt
atoot t4t MkIt pI
Jat u tea K It nilJksjrn aaI jet
a Unna. Hvm u-.r rsiUt ta:e-. It
tr U tJMMM ta A kct 4 salt u
U A Ail A .fTI T Br Mm OU Cafe Gtr
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IHHr CAM4GU2Y T
jH 'Htr'iRfcrA toH I
LfiLVEe OF
on ciin.t?s ..t in lo that i.Jiyj-f Iliutcd
t"i t l a 1 ind or l3lkil m 'k mil alti-i
iiiIU :i I it i- alrsuiri liiinoibit to b.i
a -.la-a ot -old frli n ilk out-idi' of II i
.b i 1 hotN il I- -oid lioilt.l .ml
bol-il jink i '.:v. .1 with tli" ooSf. Two
pitil.tt- ti i onlainili 1-olltd tiiuk and
tt f oil t r lit.' inlf.t'. aro I rousht Jn lv tin
w ittr He In -t iour- In tlif milk. a!m"-t
sillhis M.r t uji, and ihu tha i-oStf. which
l- -s Ida. k a ink and as Uttir as- ill.
I'.tntv of ur Is aJJid bj mo-t coffte
diiik-r
rh.i-i' is a Kloat dial of bu-iiut-' dot ta
th' Cuban iltitf Tl'f Mo:r an iat
tffi! You tird th"in mivd mi with Hie
I i-ldinii") Thi aio Orifijtjl In !-tl".
mar b. In tin it Ilk" bazjjr- thin tort-,
'li..- uu i'.I fac tli trii't bcins -,ia-r-t-il
from li l decrn. l...-li ..r" taken
ai a in til? da m . vo that everv tlilin; 1
opt'i Tli- iln sood- Mores, fur liiitanif.
h..e walls --lull.. I from loji to lnjltnin
Th. rrilinss art liiph anil fanrj jalti-rn-.
or ilotb art Ini'is down irum the r,,i' to
cath tl'.. f of hr att-b
T's htl.-. ,ii tilled with bnsht pocil''.
a- ute alo tr" eoi:t't.-r- The oi. rk site
S't if. J tuni. t idea-" - a nib the
i- nr a Insh it .lot iiishi r than n
it . I nli-d St lit i.
Ii tht gr -.rv and tsetab!e -tore- on
ion ate ofc! ii strrn;'. and on. t th ra
liansms down frn t!'t rixf- irmsi
aid baiiatu) oe eloap aid drlii l..u. as
are all kind., of tropi"il fruit: Tlier ar.
iu 1 urn. -f. and -addler liop. a will
as hariwar and furniture etur
CI BAN CVrn.H ItANf-H.-
'.hi I ot of he let j.lod.-CTowin
rtoxtr.i-i. of i-txt Therr ale large
i a i. hei -taiitr.il tbroiiKhojt 1'uerto 1'rln
clpe an ! n. t b's u- not fai ftoti
Cjroi.vi The icra.-. ci lu.l intlj in
tb'- jvrt of the Ulird aid fottunt a. hate
btej. i ih. ii, tli- r-it yrlhn; t,3ttl".
lu-ln: 'te r'i'iluton .ml t' t wr?
wl.ii h f.,'nl HI tht "ilun rattle wt"
kt 'il in! wltl tu tl
Atn n ar 1 aM be r
Tea I i ri la a' 1 ot'i
Ut ft a .ae-
buln rattle l-i
r 1 1 our "-outluin
rt -hipp'ri
ffetn t ' i'iiKi Tht v
li.ii iN. b-t i iiric
r1ezutll Me al
is In i ti He from
1 elenlten 1 hey
ar. untwninj stu. k tilt on! fir l..of. b.l
8l for bre. lire at.Bthe ri.l: i that an
Ameri.-m ratt indu'tTv pniml-e- to grow
t-T ht-e it th heart of Oiln
Man t.f the .anl luslit are rar'irs.
uhlch ill stll for d"iil ! what tl.tj n:
If kTt for twelve nmut'tw
.tlir a' truht In to f men and yell
at once ; J othr ttll to l- u- I a draft
Miratf A larcn part f the tannine of
f"ui. I- Ore lth 0 r The ate betl--than
tr - a- Hje latt are rowan! In
tli.- tniKl aial will net work well with wit
fret TS. eti wlj mil ,ir ulir'i. ami a
swl He, n'll Irr; mure r . t i
o tU.it. for t j tu i alje-l ai - t
lrs to h.. iork If h wi'l t ow at I wotk
.n turr. ind !.- what cat U. tt-nrrd
c vn'.-. a'tw qualm - wor't
iNhii ti Tie-. jre o team. h re which
-j.ll at tli or $ ar" "
1 talked la i.ht with r"ap am I'u.S
atari V Kjc fortnwl) ce taitsrfed with
the ! tilted tate. Infar.tri tut uho I
now etcaced In tock farodrs far tiinva
cu II has fe-irral larse r rfh.- atiJ
lh itrportltts entile frcm the l"n'tej Mat-
and bti-duiii: atrf fattenirc them for 11k
Ulan marVrt
He tell- rt that cattlt ca" l rale.l
ciort proStably than tn Norti Arerlca.
Thei retjui- tjt! little earv aod na -rrat'l.
feetlintr ot of O-'Vir the ear routfl t.n
one of Captain Itice. ranhf tn men
only are r;u.red to Iiwk after l.v heaj
cf t(K. ail 1 hiire- Jteanl oth-rt estimate
that one mat coaM ear for that numbr
I n.i-d raetMns a tc- Hie prices of
Uci CaptMc Kice peph-5
.! ratli- ranche, within tMrtr talles
cf Catnaraey eanrot t tvucht fr Is
tt-att XZZ per -re Kairi ctuvl -aiinr
land wrttiat that -adius nt te hat for
p-r acre and poortr asi .i-tt-il fir eat
t.t a low a. K rr acre. The bt cattle
Ias.1 U made p; tka-si-; the Mrsin lanj of
t"; heay tictber an.1 eeditx tt to culrwt
rta-a. It t etinvateil that an ucr; acd a
rjoarter of utara rt -al"! keep one atti
roal the ear louaJ
""It ore uch: raia- or C-' arre on my
rapeh I-a Sophia e fed UJ tattle for
three ntoeth ijjrfcs tfc- Crt of tr dry
tutea. This nre than th- juatur.
ifst support rlrtit aVifr aR4 uoatJ
Itot thank of k.e-rinc that nsacy heai tu
--Te t" Jrar -lMd!.
ajjuricax cattu: :x ct ii
""Hose Nct ijs?rt e.t.lf fretri the
U.rsi Slaves Into Ctna Iw tl l''
Of eear it pys r cM rmi tie la
the bc'nr. As aerae T.aaa ixu :
veara lij or bIt l?- It lis local mar
k-t. t from X to ST.
7bat c if pbj.e4 on r-JMft ras
CAniGUBy
nd u d for biv iiiit! urpo-f. will in
one vi.ir u. a )trarlun; ..It ulikli an be
eold for Tl"i o $ A l".a- ttr. 3 jt-am
old or i.v.i v. Ii'ii ::jt laudttl. to.s lioiti
JC'.i to t-tl. and wilt it fatlM-vd on KUiuea
Itta for tin inonliu- Il will v. eld Horn til
to ! ThU is iu lite Uk-iI marki'te fcr
bf
"Iiir 1-attIt mi in- l.oa; brhiR " etuis or
V iftll-. a iwjutd. a. Hi I have old K.i-1-RU.di-
to.v- hliorihorns and Kttttoiu.
in! tlioroiistbrtd. I'm a- hiHi as ta.
uplt i-ulm ilia.s nut Is Kill lo bllpply i:
own ileiti.iu.i for eittle and it irobnl.l
will not tin -o to. tl net .-i or ivtu
,.
"Iiidtcd 1 know of u.ul. ins in Cuba that
ofiVrs ! tt-r .I'lmruiuiu. s ju-i now than
mikK r.il-i.itr Till- i tli" ideal country
for tattl" iiii-ins for inn who lias a capi
ta! of from ; to !.'. The stoik re
iiuirt" no riii and Kiev an be r'-aretl
tn. f cheapl than lu ativ jlock coimtrv
In the I'tihed Mite Neatly all -oits f
catlle do wtll atd 1 think it 1 asife to vy
tl it ;.r nt of iht, tows will drop a.
.air tacn e.n With ri"d earn and at
tt nilon, after iieeliiiiuilintion. -It ei.nl
houId invr.tll the Ir.s-o Im ludll s Hiat
of Hi" ..live' '
i'atti.i; iu.-i:asi:-; in crn
"How atsiut attle dl;o.i-es'
Ciila has no -ptoial cattle i:-e-a-es, r-
p!il i aptiiti I He . although vie hai."
eLi h lir.iw buks as tick and screw
worms "lirks are bv ir.r the t.irv. but
I tl ey tan 1- gotten off bl w.!lll:; the
animal wtfti a mixture ot kerene water
and nail, ir with other iir.jsin.tlun ti-.sl
for th" pt.ris.se Tlie serew r.orn.s ..ro
vaueil bv Hl-s blowing stratchts. or ruts
on the tiiinial" and tli-y an curetl b; th"
ue of eri'lr c'llotof.irni with un apiillc.i
tlot of pine tar Neither tick nor -crew"
worm bother fat cat lb or tuose In cnod
rotdlttot Tht v r- chleflv tonllne-J to tho
Ph r atnori? tht newlv Imported cattle
Such rattl- tnust 1 frenttsl lor thern or
th i vvdl cer tht Texas fevfr and il!i "
Colonel Ifciroitin i wtli-known ttook
tn-in ol St JoseBh Mo In sp-akinj: t me
the .-ttl
toi-tbllttles of Cub i, halJ.
"It seenis to
lie that me inaiket tor
uln stock wtl
be limited to Ih- tol t.1.1
Hon Ciltle bn
ottir lountrr.
isht from ihe Mates and
are now Lriii-mr high
wtre very chtaji b. fore
one time laevca -o'd for
uban nie.u 1 KTa. fed.
land curluic and -hlpl.ine
pric but the!
the war aril u
t; .i head Tii'
at'd it will not
Ilk- srain feil
n.eit The Krav.es n
crew twelve ft Hh. and thej prCtlure
rue liter, h'tt it do. not -eem to m that
tl e m-ii H Miur.d enoutch for feiirral
thippits;
lice. BIWM1 THO;T (tKAIN
1 fi.i I nvat v Xmerians are looVir? to
war 1 luc nisins ju conilfg- industry of
I ih' Tie rnuntr Is tiovt antuallv lm
portirc abtut a million and a half dollars
toil i of pork and Kicon and more than
thr-e tu ilon dollars worth of Jard A'l
the blc p-ir'nlrc firm of th- I nltej Stalls
laie bntch houej in Cuba and the Ar
:reur ani Swifts hnve mnkehou-s hr
whire the) cute thtlrown ham One t-tes
Ameriravn hams fftp aie In tutrix ver"
prvxllon jtore a.iJ ur larl Is ufei ev
ert where
The avrrace wl i.lea!e price of live hoes
has fur j .at been from T to ccr.ts a
;sjr. 1 and it I not llk-l) to fall lice
da e I ail ever th- l-Iara. ani that wjth
oul srat.- Ths fcd on ra. the nuts
cf the t'l ji"lms and xecelables. They
have reeular tra.l from pilm tTee to palm
tree, and to from one to another plcklrg
the nut a th fi.lL It la estimated that
tt hojel not cost ir.r than from tZ to
li ejeh to produce oc of from XU pounds
wekvht and upward which r.i'irs -ill rrad
11 -t from IU to ttj per hrad
KliANK it. CARPENTER.
O.T7njtt, is tr r G Carrttr
AUTOMOBILE AFIRE IN
CROWDED NEW YORK STREET.
Kr.PV. lOJi' i-PEsl u
New YorK. ft.pt 1-Two lr.Jvnly
1resnt women acj their escort leaped
eut ef an automat lie . It cam to a atop
at Brua2ta and TMrt) -fourth stint So
dad the chauffeur
I don t wajit to die In a faralr.J car"
Mil one of the women, peexlshly Tliea
ty tKI there and watrhM th luur
lac ear b-.rr au It had caught Sre whlla
teoxicg ip l;:otdaa)
When the rjashla had tyimed itself am
the iw women and ihelr eacart puahed
their way oat of tt crwod to take
trolley car uptown, and the cbauCeur
walked jsway.
NOTABLE YEAR f OR
AMERICAN SPORTS
Crop Yield Will Be Large art the
Carreat of Our Foreigm Trade
Proportiomately gtroBger.
REPLBUC hPiXIAI.
Wsshtnston. Sept. i Rcetit reports in
dicate that this U Mkely lo be a bantir
jtar in .Vmerican export trade. Harvests
are jncd on the broad farm ef tlie sreat
We-;: frotu tke domain of Kins Cotton
rones similar intelligence: ICasteru manu
facturins induatriea arc pro-perous.
It ia ofun said in IKee da tbut bu
rope la iveconilug Aineii.-aiiiseil throoxh its
effoita to ileae wealthy louriaU from
this aide ot the walec
With more truth, it tnittht be aaid I hat
Europe ia bn-om!nic Americaniaed because
of Inn rapidly Increasii.r Tolume of trade
tietween tl-e Old World and the New.
m-m-it dos a larje part iu the work
of fertlliiff the iuhIs.uk of the earth, and
the "Yankee notion" Is known whereier
gooda aro bought and sold.
Tlie detail of the fre;n comin.rce
tatutic.s of the country for th Hsc.il jear
cr.tUns June 3 show that the sruttest
ircrease of imports Involved umnufactur
cr' material, while the largest gain In
expoilx wit. made in factory produtlt.
Kurtlierinorc. an analU of the atatistic
r eal the fact that thi manufaciuring
cinteroof the interior are more than hold
ing their own with those of the Statu on
the feast.
Ituvious ir.i estimations ot this arr fact
liaiu isjiiiinced -liuropi-ati manufueiurers
that il can due chiefly to the low fieisht
rate. on gvoja intended for exnort. It was
proved, for example. llat the American
average of S6v7 per ton wu the toweat
rale in the world.
HEAVY COTTON TKAFKIO.
New proof of the conectnes of ihl cot
chtmuii is lo If found lu the fail that
wherea- duriit the la-t ear themlcali,
cotton Roods, frathjpi. liber manufactures.
K-alsS and glas-waie. metal utnl wool mail
ufacture. show til iieircabcd imjor.ation.
at Hie same time colton exiairls iiicrtased
J-i(.i:i. coilot nntiufacturcs. CS.vXUIMi.
law cottiMi J"iU0i. iron and fteel manu-fat-turts
s5: tm.t. and other staple coni-ni-iiliea
in wvportlon. .,
An ol.J-ct Ies-on In the extent of Ameri
can ciinrnerc may be taken at any lime
on the railwav docks of a fcaport illy.
... .1.. ti. .a..M a fAK'riiifr elevalors.
each cajial-le of l'.oldlns millmt-.s nl liusheU
.e ..ii. ur .! hcndredti of lts.1 in
knxtli. p'i'ed hish with barrels and bov-i
nthetJ and dak. Uetweeii tl-.e piers He
the Bleat st aRiMiIim. some oi mean cai--i.t
j. .. t....ii.. a- -sAOmi toi.s of earco. TUe
oxciiitlotially lone .
".l s.ivv train--. When
",, Vca !te flat a "iWW of ",!. ''"
fi, proxftn ulnV a capacay of & ..
lei.i me New York alone c0 "?&;.'.
heSIt lO coiupii netia vra --";"" '," Ihe
dollar exehamte means w liicl; Uk "
trado of all th- AtUnlli. Unit and rat Hit.
"'"' rOMMi:r.CIAU SlISl'lUSEB
Kicrv iMnto. wl.Mlicr of iuu-irts r
poili.. has .u ui.v alirpri'i - lot w it "IJ
cotiv.issiiu wllh Hie ""V',,H,',!'-,J
ilsuu- iu tin ii.it leu trade of the I nii.sl
b It i'-T'coi ii.ioii. foi ItUnce. to find in th
t:.n-o .f .t liier from Hie .MlHerratit.m
.1 ion-isllliielll "I ele..lllv l.tth I-' e
iismI iii il." iiiiiiufaftme of piiiio k-J-e.
Clutl.e-plns troi i tho wot-.! of Maine fotm
an liiteie-.tm at'd Inu.icnt ttet.i t.r x.
luiil A taratt Irolit Italy it-aiiaW ai-laal-
tu the "iriier man"
Mane b.inl of wine, some ot tl.-in
iKHiuU'tip wll'l rufies of t-lraw. vlUs of
olive till, alive-. liiUIe.1 nil I fre-h. i-iis-s
tit ihee-f. cai-ks of th-nies. tauas-s of
uu.iuat loii.ioitioii. Italian titml haul-,
ftriuiie of satin, nut In hies .ind tsir-rel-.
ami. mo-l otlidous of all to the r
l.eri. i...-d llali.it isilue. i-rall lae uini
lmfs of them all (n to lneke Ui .1 liam s
hiiiei ui" ilelnalrstu. Silth iaii;o.e ale
leriuuiiu: 1 inter and more iit;mi-rou.- on
An t mail tioik-, l.c.atin Hi" lailroads
l.iio bv ii.-ins t.r t..siilj.' rai.-s im...
iuc.si the drllcatt-s throu-tliou: the inland
tu'.rkil! ....
it Is natur:.l for Ihe railioad- to iv.uU
proiitHble retutti hipiiii nt- In ilieir ersitn
en for if tliev i. iu tinke th e irs pjy
If.tii uav Iht-j ar. able tn low. i Hie rate
on .poit wlu.it and lo .! the Ameri
can fanner .. Wtt'-r market in IJveiiio.il.
of . oiiijh'. the mo-t Intereiln?r fiature
of Hie entir Imtlstt tr:;de l thi. wheat
fxpoit It Is alimist er.tit'lv a railrivad
ii ia Hon. iu thr -.i-e thai Hi Uite-r pail
of it would tot tsl-l were it i.ol lor lite
eitii uiflv i.iv.it.-.l.i. nuts wilh nhhli the
railroads have .,st -r il u.
WHEAT A I'KCnJAl: CKul'.
Wlietl I. a la-ci.Ii ir crop in that It de
mands iron tin- latid- anil "exieusive" tiil-
. tivalloii tu lie plolltat lv l.ll-ed. As the
IvtH-trial weain. in tin lountry n.ia
ici own aiai th- lionlier has l-en pin-h-il
farther and fuller ti'-l, the .ureai,i' iiu
i!. r v.hPJt has gone with it. weiing a lit
tle lo the north iiieanulilli.
The formei wheat Held- of the .Millie
Wist now craw otli.tr grams in rotation.
Thi- flirinkini: modeatv nr Ihe ie-at I.iiIo
Isrfort- the ml value of conventional tlvilt.
zaliuii ha- made necfarv lonner sand
Lmi-er I.aTiIi to the Kta.orl on the strt
of tie whe-.i-cirrlnB railioads. In order,
tll'lime to allow Aiiierlc-.iu wli.at to loin-pet-
in European murkeM witli tlw wheat
from IfH-l'i. Araentiua ai.il Hoiitnaiiia.
the milruai.i. Iiue had tn i:resard ilis
taine utterly In their export i h irt,"f e. Th-v
liave fiade iliarees on export wheat lower
lhatt those on wheat dorlgueil foe tlemtstlc
i.iii.-iiti.l.ti.iii.
It i- unit bv doilir -r that thev hue
made thr trufilc j.rohiabIe ai.d cau-l a.
lapld ii-vel.ipiiieiit of the coiintr; s froit
titr Thi Iwjii thtv liaie l-een HliI- :
rai.: Itrsilv beeau- of the halthy
Ain'ncan l-fi'.Ic.v cf "ovenim'tit tionlr.tcr-f-rti'
.
Thromili thir mHIns-In-traiLslt tales Ih
railroad have also thansed the Ita racier
of tint uliat evjs.rt rroiu mill ens of
Tiishil of wheat Jt-1' tc!ttIe!y, to a
1 rt iioniIerai.ee of lsirr. I .f fiour
Th- nillllrtt'lii-tran-it rate is .i tliroush
thirn" from the lo.al levator t the n.
lort market l.othirig beine -uld-d for a.
atoienier at eome liitcrinillate point,
while the wheat Is belnis made over into
four. Ily reducinr th- l-rlc- of tiiiketiiit
flour, the mlllli:s-Tii'traiilt rats -lowed
tin wheat prevIouIv Rround In Ku
rop" to be urouitd by Aiiiiric.in miller,
tutrebv addlns t- the propenty of n
other homo Industry
TOTAL VIKMl IN fNITEI STATES.
Tlie total i.U of wheat In the United
states axerares la-twren mx and aexeii
hur.dre l nullum buthrL. trf this. It
two and thrte hundred million are export
ed Th- wi.'-t the Southwest poet
ubni.l by way of New Orleana anl Gal-
xeslun
New York or lloston
OHIO COUPLE MARRIED
AFTER SEVERAL DELAYS.
-litre roood Drortw MloUforo.
Many ml Wfcotaa mrr iOy
itasatator Voeotlooa.
RKrirUUCsI'OsJAI-
.i.. of Shelby and Fannie IV fcwaney or
Mansfield found that it was not , such uxx
easy niatttr to ct marrle.1 as they had
Supposed TTcr fn-' UI frerii Mansfield
tu im excursion to Celur Point and de
cided to surrrUt their fntnds by getting
CThi"joui- n.an c-a.ne to the Prolute
Coart early In the morning, ar.. hy -nx-ite
Uth of their residences as Mlh.ii. this
countx-. he serure.l ix Ilrr.te. To Rnd a
mlniafer to j-rform the c-remouy wu not
surh an a n-tter. II- xH he wanted
a Prebtertatt minister But It m foond
that Hie Revennd Mr Hlghley ai away
on h!s xacatlon. HI preferences next In
order were Rcptlst. ifeihedlst and KpU
ecp.Uian Th.? Ilevcrerd Mr. Talor. the
lttxereisd Mr. Johtiaon and the Reverend
Mr Walton, of thee church, respective
ly, wete a!" enjoyirc their vaeatlona. The
i.exetend Mr Walker of i.alvary JpIsco
pal. waa reaclisil bv telephune. but tit
afkfil & rcanx ijcestlon before h- would
ronser.t to perftrm the ceremoay that he
was clxen up.
A loitheran minister waa then seggeat
ed Th prospective toidrgrunm aaii that
he dtdn t know ar.ytl.lig about Laitherans.
but "ireej.d they i all right." ard
the Revert nJ Mr Stcilhora cm secured.
The jounr nar then "went down town
tt set hl ride." where he had left her
wj.iti ns. but Instead of colr.a to the Rev-er-nd
Mr Ptellterti'a h went to the Rev
et end Mr. tanrrbier'a by mluk. and that
tnisltttr Cnalitr pertJiluew the ceremony.
t wait far iippartmtltv ta knack at
large-t rielftht car earris uiui . ."...
and 1-otu.equeutly It uk. four hundrvsl
of 111. in lo Illl ore ot the mo'ir-ler o,..i
. tei.t .....i. a ktrmi; ui sixteen
I'aiiiti .ui' .
The xaht Item Oi tl.e .s.ioii-t-1 . '-" -
I.Tlith -.ml thence by lat Ihrouah the
,'."". tjkes ani out to sa xia the St.
wence or overland from Buffalo to
... . .. S-aI.kac 1rm f.
year door Read PpaMe Waat Adsu Hua
drraa ef aaortaalttea lluil ttkera vary
J. - -.
lAlndow
Georgia -Stimson
furnitur and Crpt Co.
Largest Fall Stock We Have Ever Shown
atvtrr
mini
FitvaiilsiagtMr a Cabw
wfl m a Palace.
mini
mini
SattrfactioB gaarastced.
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Office Desks
AERIAL TRAMWAY 10
CROSSGRANDCANYOI
.Most StiiK.-udus SttHe oh Colo
rado River lo He Viewed Froui
Sii.MinUd Cura Arrotia the
tiiat ISorpe.
i:i:i-L'BI 10 .-I'KCIAU
Denver. Sept. i T reach Aiutnca'a
nio-t wonderful tableland by a wire tram
from the dtpth ot tho Orai.d 4'antai of
tin Colorado Ls the plan of a corporation.
the engineer- of which have already the
ground ror the undertaking.
On tho north -id" of the great gorge. Its
own llff si.e rising ahe.r above the tsur-rour.dinj-
desert, the Kaibab plateau lifta
liUh tor. ard Arizona'.-. loudlestt aky.
liuux-essible. about:. ling in game, the
jil.ite.iu remiltiH a lard of mysteries Iu
th" iniiral of the kik.sl alkali plain.
The ni-u who have Ilxe.1 in IPs forests
wtre for the most part Mormon Iianlte--.
wlm had fled tn avoid p-rseculion. They
belonged to that Merit, xrlxzly breed tf
fanatics who carry thtir RIMe along with
their rifles. And thece men have not dete
tiated the place.
Years ago. hi a company whlt.li imluded
John W. Young, son of Hrighani Young.
Colonel WillUiu F. Cody viniled the
plat, an and he saw Its woudeix. HU horso
walked ankle deep In the Bowers that
cover ita grassy itretthes. The old arout
otood on Point sublime ant looked out
itxi r tho Canon of the Colorado.
He sjr.nt two weeks on the upland'a
flour. He was the tlrat to advance th
jnoisiltiun of making a national park
from Kaibab Iluteau.
The jtlace is so situated that it woulj 1
line wry to tun a wire fence arouud ft
for s-veral mile, and gome t-uuld not
bale, nor could tuber animals come Inn
it. -Itutfalo Bill" and John W. Young
talked of this plan.
Now a tnoiefueiit has been Leguu. and a
jelltiun will nine from IMab ami Arbtoiia
Making that this laiproiement b broucnt
about. With the establishment of tba
aerial tramway and I ha opening thia
wonderland to men who cauld never ream
it. people realise tliat Its game and other
tt en aim must be protected.
Heretofore only a few men ftora th"
cities have come to the place. To reach
it th'v have iounietl across miles if
desert. And at tlm Jourtiey'a end tbey
luii" aousht out canon mouths, euletlng
which thev have been able to penetrate
into Hit interior of the tableland But to
do this has altxaj.s required aid guide.
Without stim-otie who knew the country
thev woull soon buffer from water and b
loyt". Thtx- might wander for daa and
come within a few feet of the hidden
springs without knowing of their pres
ence ACROSS THE GRAN I CANttN.
Th!b desrtt journey l more than a day
in length. And et from the railroad
across the gorge to the south xou tan sea
Point Sublltiie at the plateaus southern
edse. Between j on and the promontory,
however, stretch the awful derths of the
Grand Cfcnon. By throwing a cable serosa
this the journey will be atartatnpliihed iu a
few- minutes.
That journey in itself will show tilings
that bate tiexer been seen before by man.
Ntretrhing straight across tl. lower gorge,
at the foot ot Brieht Angel trail, the tram
way wi.I cros directly above the Issuing
river. A short trail will lead to another
tram, which will carry men and wom-n
along the face of sheer tllffs and over
ntrrow canons which reach seemingly
into th bowels of the earth to a trail lu
the tipper canon. And this trail reaches
the Ixtttbab Plateau.
In the i lew 'of the Grand Canon ob-t-ilr.d
from i-oltit accessible from rail
loads men haie seen nothing ot the gurgi
it-cir. Ther, have not seen the rtver-on.y
the silent depth that, lead to It. In this
rtos.lng by ropes of steel they will look
straight down upon the mighty stream
and will liavo revealed to them depths
hlth-rto hidden from all men.
The tramwa proposition La been
financed and the route ha beet surveyed.
Wilh its eatabllsbtgtnt the effort to have
a national p-rk m.eln from the Kaibab
Plateau will be pushed iu Congress.
The buckskin plateau Is one of Amer
ica's strangest corn rs. It Is a bit f tba
old West, in the midst of the niw West.
which has pushed tuf even over the
desert about it. ... ...
Remote. Inaccessible, it has besn left
alone by cattlemen and sheep herders. Aa
a consequence, it is as wild to-day as it
was centuries ago. when the Indians
t anted It "Italriab ' tor the deer hide they
gjt from It. It lien Ilk- an enormous band.
Ha open nngers stretching out over tha
ed-:e of Ihe monstrous gorge of the Colo
rado. With the lofty painted walls of thi
canon at Its southern edge and its own
cliffs rising sheer from the silent desert.
the upland can be reached only through
Us canons. The, radiate from iu t-enter
like smokes to tha rtra of a wheel. They
arc level floored, and their slope la geatla
snd even. Ep their bottoms a bicyclist
could eaJSly rtde.
Wild horses dwell on the plusau. the
descendants cf the old mustang, along
with mixed blood which recruits from the
ranches to the oast and south have
brjuht. Thy run oxer th eopn pastures
of this upland and through iu forest
shade, invariably a great sullion guards
each herd, and at the apttroach of man
such a guard will always lift lu head,
sravtniig thr tainted breeie, and whinny
an alarm. Then the herd gaU-po off into
th- next canon.
Heavy toresu co-or the plateau- Oak
and pmo trees grow to ecorsaoua rise bete.
Between the woods are open pats. It
Is a tyateal park country, tho sort of land
gassa lave. In the ceuter of the upland
ioor. where all tho canons that reach
the plateau's edge converge. Is D Basil
Park. It is a sort of depression In tfc
roof of the atant tsveta. i-riaaa ara taua-i
here, and It is an Vnt peace for caastx
Flowers grow thick la early saaaaaer ia
all pagtt ? tha lojtoa, They ara aot tha
Gurtai
Classic Furniture,
Upholstery Fabrics,
Curtains, Draperies,
Carpetings and
Fine Oriental Rugs
as
The Show House
Now to the tiae to think oer Fall FurataMaft. Lot aa
help you. It ia admitted that aot everyoae ia csnpetvat t
take proper soleetioBs to hare the best effect atoas with
orlginalitr. Each of our salesmen Ih aa expert la tltK and
there U aatutfat'tion is know in,; yon caa jrrt the correct
I style of tw at all tlaiea.
Washington Av.
Skaw-Walkcr FMtf Casts
mm
abgnt a complete cure. Eupetnia TatalMs tone the entire aysteta and restore tho
difltetive organs tu their iuii ural healthy vigor. They promote refreshing tdeep, a dear
aead.mrnUd and phisical activity. Ferannt of sedeatary habit will find theat aeca
liariy adapted ta their requirement. They aot only cornet indigeatioa, hat they
cure aad enalle tba atomath to properly aamimilate food, thereby increasing the
bodily nourishment needed to maintain streagth and energy. They are a Bvataral
digestive, pure and simple.
Darldif. Knapp. ex-District Attorney of Caeaaago County, "3 Broadway, X. T, allies.
aaaawSssiiipaaaaase
tw haasa eanftea ta ewrr.
Two weeks treatment at your druggist's or ditoct tor Me. A tresHseon Btosasrh Troablea
aad tareo days reajsut ssailed free. lar asiaiy baeh at aha sssB.
THE EUPEPSIA CHEMICAL Ct.. 401 Wstett Sktet, ST. LOUIS, NO.
flowers of the deatrt which ui rounds
them. They uie mnuntain blos.iu, b.in
UelU. wild roats and ibin-ietal.il lilies.
In tho month of June, when ou ride
through tln.se Wood and meadow, your
horsed ttep ankle deep in a carpet of
irlmrosva pink. rosy, white and light
due and the fragia.ro lhal n- fn.in
the bruised and stirred bl.)sonv tllN the
air.
Kanab U always the point of departure
for those who xii the place. It li's a
few mlls north of I'lahV M.ulhern botmd
ary. a little old Mormon town, founded
Vears ami years ag' by order of IlriKham
'oiing. it in lu the center of a land of
mystery. Miles from the ntiliisiiU. with
tin: str-nae natural btldt country and
the cat on atid forgew or unexplored
mountain ranges 0c!iiii; to tile xve-t and
north, it frequently eii the .parlure or
such expeibiloiiH aa that uhu.li recent ly
lUited tlie Kaibab PI Ueail.
In ami n-ar the o'd town of Kanab are
Mine of the few siinixlng memories of
Brlgbam Young'n Ianlte. - Tliey soucht
out this southern retre-it when I nlti-l
Suttee troiipe and llrit'd Stalls Ivputy
M.tnlials catlt into Meli e in t'fah.
Thev still live there-srixzled, brown old
plainsmen.
MOCK PUCK AND TONG HELD.
Coromr"s .liiry Savs He lnti
gatfd Theater Mans-acif.
New York. Sept. t After two long ses
sions before Ctroner i-s.jM.jer ihe Jurv In
the influent into tlm masacro at tli" Chl
nee Theater on August found that Mot k
Initk. leader of tlw on l.e,,ng Tung, lu-li-gated
the uliiMiilng. and that l tu: Quons.
Tloti Kim. Ueo rok and laay Fcok were
guilty of tho uctual muni-rs.
Mock lutk wan adtnlttnl to ball In ..''.
He teatllled that lie wa not In the tli at- r
that Huii.lay nlghl Three wlmsns direct
ly coutradiitett lilin. AI'Hk Inirk swoio
that he had not been In K. J. Hartley &
Co.' aim atore. No. S13 Itroadwax. Ig
days before Christopher Irvine, a r i sor
ter, owore tliat he bad seen him buy car
tridges there ai thai time. , , ,
The room was packed villi hli.amen.
hut the accused men were ilcl -i out aintiu
and asatu b wi:neiea ttt toe affray. Tom
I-ee. the astd Ir.der of the Hip Wng Ton?,
the cptoalng faction. aUended. and was
permitted to pa about (he Kn.m i xplaln
Ing tl.o situation lo his frl'mls. Mock
Dutk was kept In a chair under a polstu
guard.
GIRLS FORM RESCUE CHAIN.
Thm; Join llauds and Sate Two
Otht-ra From Drowiiing.
RKI'l'ntJC .sl'DllAU
Middletown. N. Y. Sept. r V'orrilrg a
chain by Joining hand-, a party- of New
York City oung women. Mlses Rernmau.
Boranger and gllver, waded lnt Ihe
smawangunk KUI at Illrx-mlnsburg. Sul
livan County, ard rescued two joung
women frcm drowning ITi- .Jc-i'rg
women. Miss THU- Bartnger and Miss
Martha Oppeman. both of New York, were
Ir. a boat on the river when Mlsa lUrln-cr
fell overboard.
The current was rwlft and the alrl -ras
rapidly being swept towaid a dait hu
her companion plurged It after her.
Though both could swim, they could maka
no headway, rnd would haxe drown-d had
not the women on th- shore waded In tr.u
water up to her shoulders and, succeeded,
with the help of a board, tn rescuing the
two drowning girts and pulling them out.
NEW THEATER" FOR GOTHAM.
The Alitor" la Kipeted to lie iu
Readiaeas March 1.
axpcauc siixiau.
New York. Sept. -.-Wasenhals 4k Kemp
er, theatrical manager, announced that
they had purchased tke property in Times
Square at the comer of Forty-fifth Jtltet
and Broadway, next to the Hotel Alor,
and that by March I they hope to ti-n
thare a theater to be called The Astor.
It baa b-en known to the theatrical
world for some time that a playhouse
was to be sheeted on ttna property. 1 h
project waa ortglaaUy staitsd by tlae 8uo
Brothers, but It fell Into liUgatlJn which
waa not adjusted until a few moaths aao.
Tho prtsseipal owaeia of the property aro
Charlos K. Tr- whjee. ratkM is that
oT capitalist, and M. R.sBteberg. ttut of
-attTr"- aad tsaUaer. Mr. Bmtberg will
save avUt fear tattista la ta city, tho
of St Louis
Gtefce-Wermcke SectitMl tttkctici
Kupepsis Tableii afoid quick relief front the tortata
of Pvspepsia, and enable yoa to digest a hearty sieal
without tba wibsqnent misery w well kaowa. If tba
treatment ia followed bd for a. short time it will Wiaf
iiihers Win-; the W.t End. the Tork
ville and the Colonial. The architect la
Georse Keistcr. who designed the Cclo
nlal. The building will be entirely fireproof.
and th-rw aro to be nuine'ous exits, te
sliks th. einraiict nit Rroadway. Tho
scaling cuj-aclty will Is 1.3Ui.
DOGFISH CATCH MACKEREL
Trawlers Say FiBiijr Pirates Are
Uriviii Tin-in Out of lSusine.v.
itiai'iii jo gpixi xu
ld i in hard. Me.. Sept. r. The hotels
here Iiaie been driven to the nHicluio'i
that their siipidv- of fresh fUth will hate t
tome from a distance this s-a-on. Tl.o
stlioouera whl.h used to circuit alitit the
biy do not now eek the inatker.i and
Irfirgleji.
Some visitors mw the cause of the trou
ble a few day .iro m Casco llay. Tli.".
had gnut! out null a touide of old fl-her-m-n
for a i.ishr.s trawling. Koine new
line ha I leen car. fully set and th-n Hi"
huy eel half mile of ln. put out a day or
two previuuly w.m vfcdted Hardly, how
ever, had Hl'i two men iKglltl to pais tb-
hetvy tord with Its deinilent llnis oxir
tho roller In the bow of the boat wlet
one of tht in its that the doglUh had
s,slltd tlt'j whole thirg.
As line after line c.inio up it was fount
that all the liait was aroii'i and mo-t or tho
hooks missing, and main- of the cards
broken tiff short. Tin. re I no than, e of
caltliin- one of the ibitves at such ilm..
the m'u oxplalne.L W l.tu one of th-m tui-s
b en hooked in such a maimer that l.-
cannot it!t tho line wilh his hundred. oC
we.iRe-sliape.1 leetlt. hla mates tear nitn
to pieces. t
When onto the tough skin of the brute
ls broken m that the blood comes tins
nthr tlogfl'h wtll st-ent the carri'.n frotu.
.in incredible tllstar.te. and hurry to tho
feast.
Billiard ana) Ihe Frets Late-
I"aris. Kpt. 2. -An Important ! --at prete
ilent has Ust leeii elabllhet. t-..tne tlm
aso stv-rnl professors of billiard wera
c on lemiied to fines of M francs tn li
around that tht-y had akled and ali-tt'.I
in th" iiifrinsmnt of the 1 iw nlatimc trt
cainlllin:. This Judcnient haa mm Iiii
coallrme.1. In rplte or Hie clwiuent plea'i
Ins of Maltrt: t-tg issc. tl.ti tourt .insider;
lug that In rirtnln hillLtrd -acmleml's
same of -kill and k imbli.ig had become
so Interi.ilnsle,! that It va Imt-tusible t
dltlnsuisli tine ftom the other.
RHEUMATISM
OURC0
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the tatrge Fowl Pwree.
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