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2. NO. 36 Stafford, Stafford County, Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1888. R.

M. Blair Publisher. BOTSTISESS POINTERS 11 Fl Ml LMBEB HAVE COME TO STAY Church Services. Baptist J. H.

Ifize, Pastor. Services averr anlfourtli Sunday, meeting iiau aidas betote the second Sunday, at r. Id. Methodist Chubch, corner Park and Stafford street, Sunday school at 9.50 a. m.

Preaching at 11a. m. Clune meeting after morning preach, ing. tveniint nervice at 7.80. Prayer lueotina every Tbursda evening.

C. ticMillan, pastor. Unitud Bbptbbk lstand 8rd Sabbaths of each month at Santiago, Siiradern' Bc.IkioI house n4 ftCiller's School honte'at 11 p. m. and 8 p.

reupettiveiy. 2nd and 4th Sabbaths at Prairie Chapel, Stulford and Leeednrg at 11 3 p. ui. and 3 p. m.

iiev. J. il. Pastor residence. leebcr.

Kas. Absociatb Phesbttebiam. IeachingatthB As aociato Free byterian church, on Weet broadway aad tireen Street at 11 o'clock a. m. every Sab bth.

Alo bible chue at quarter past 1U m. All are cordially invited and. will be made wej come, always room tor atitngars. Kav. T.

C. MacoulIih TTJxcy JZave Til RGBST BEST STOCK HT THE CITY. Call and see them. They are the oldest firm in the valley. Northwest corner Main and Camden Stafford, Kansas.

M'ichlta when she builds, says she will build the biirgest one In the country and they will, If they bnild any. From to $100,000 should be about the cost of a proper sized one. The one at Ft. Scott cost $100,000. Probably one that large can be put up for $80,000.

It has a capacity for working 200 tons of cane per day. But you ought also to have money to buy cattle and hogs to fed from the crop. HOW TO B1AKE II PAY. Tho way to utilize, the product of the sorghum plant is to prepare the bogs and cattie for the great market. We now have a sugar plant cheaper than the tropical sugar plant, cheaper because we bav the 1-saf ar a feed product.

The judge tltu began to answer questions. To tb. question, "How many kinds of cano cm there?" ho said there were over 100 varieties. At the Sterling station those to be used generally are the early amber, early orange and Link's Hybrid. At Ft.

Scott we paid $2 per ton. This included the leaf and the seed. That grown by others in 1837 there averaged toufi to the acre. This year it averaged 9 Tho company's this year ran 10 tons and a 'ittlr- over. In 1887 it made li tons.

Ten tons Is called a usual average, but it is safer to say 7 or 8 tons. We have had cane make 1 tons to the acre. A ton of cane v.iii inuke about two bushels of reed, 100 pounds of "Burrtou," MJurrton, Earrion." "Burrtoa 1 Burrton Burttjn Save Money And still get the best. We have made ar rangemeuts for putting down drive wells and can't be beat. If you want good worK at live and let live prices, come and see ns.

All work guaranteed. Welb dug if required. J. J. Cox.

M. J. Lamb. Cms be found at KeCurdy Bros or Garvin Co. 7-tf.

Uf it sat-ortmect oi shot and powder at 8. C. Turner's. Mubbs are selling flour at greatiy reduced prices. Call and see and be convinced.

Wa keep only the Canon city ana Mc-Caiiister coal's, the best, sold "in Kansas. II. D. McQnade. Tcj.eha fiour al Wm Jlershou's Whito Loat.

Uuti'uio, Loan umbo and Boss. Notice. The Swam Feed Mill will grind Feed Graham ilour and Corn on short Notice. IlegnliiT grinding day 'a Friday, always open on that duv, L. L.

Clark. U3C nothing tut Burrtou Flour. Farm loans and XAa, money In three days apply at Telkokah oilicn to W. II. SMiTU Si R.

M. BI.AIK. CBET SOCITIKS. it. A.

M. No. 6o meets 2 and 1 Wedseedaa ot each weuk, at the MaBonic IIkII. S. V.

Hoopea. H. P. K. M.

Blair. K. T. F. Haiveson, 8cribe; J.

H. Tyrrell. K. A. II.

D. McQnade, P. F. T. St.

John, Cof C. B. Biddlo, G. M. 1 Tack-er, ii.

il. 2 G. Hechialis G. M.l B. Bronghton, Sect'y; J.

B. C. Cook Ireas. Btafford Lodge. So.

252, T. A A. regDiu commanication at Maeonic Stafford second and fonrth Saturday evening of euch month. All Master Masons in good atacdine cordially invitttl to attend. Ninnencah LodRe, No.

260, 1. O. O. meet Tuesday evening of each week. Henry Hopkins Poet, No.

803, G. A. Bieeta on the 1st and lid Saturdays at 7 o'clock aud ou 2d and 1th Saturdays at 2 p. m. Henry Hopkins Relief Corps meets in 8.

A. B. hall at 2 p. m. every second and fourth Saturday.

Frontier Camp No. 36, Sons of Teterans, meat every lat and 3d Saturday at 7:80 p. m. Olive Branch, Daughters of Rebecca, Ho, 68 meetf 2d and 1th Thursday each month. K.

wf No. 115, maeta every Monday evaosltf at7 p. m. uo trouble to fill the vessels full, but as they only had little openings at the side, it took two hours to empty one. By the time we got one emptied there was vinegar In the next one and another failure was credited to sorghum.

Sorghum was always blamed with fuiinrea. After that I expected find felt In awe of the "fool killer." SUCCESlt FLAW. The next year we had a "battery" built In a cylindrical form with the bottom arranged that it dropped down by a hinge and let the contents ail out ut env-e. Navrj I uon't like to criticise "Uncle Stem," but a a sugar maker, our T'ccle is rut a success. Three years ago $75,000 was fooled away.

We got some sugar but they said it was purely an accident to get sugar out cf sorghum. I think it will be an accident if they ever get any. Tha sugar we got that year cOit ceata per pound. The government paid the $1.00 and we had to pay the. 5 cets which 16ft us in pretty bad That method however, got out y8 per cent of the juice Inutead of 55 per cent as before, but the leaves of the cane bothered us.

To get rid of thb was the next question. The removal of the sheath of the leaf where it joins the stalk was the next part of It. It was declared thst that would be too expensive. A pty down in New Jersey, where the government was running an experimental station, said that it could en'y be removed by hand and that would cost $9.00 per ton of cane. Machinery heavier was devised, by which tha leaves and stalks are cut up together and the pieces of leaves being lighter are blown out by a series of fans.

InadJItion to getting clean stalks and the the leaf fur faed vre. find it a very cheap procesr, AGAIN Krerybody was discouraged with the outlook for sourghum. The pieaseut com-mlislauer of agriculture, a very warm friend of sourghum and a gentleman for whom I have the higest respect, did he could but he believed his subordinates, who I think were not worthy of belief in the matter. We said to the government that if they would let us alone, and permit us to Dsn some of the macninery which we have in our factory Is at'Fort Scott, we would get along all right with some money. I do not know what we would have Cold, we should smile.

Good weather on coal dealers. Fresh Lime at McQuadea. Mrs. A. L.

Leach has beco qu'ta tick. $2.50 buys a good watch al Chrlaaans. Mrs. Guernsey and Laud, of St. John are visiting Stafford this wucU.

Canon City Coal at Fair aud Shuak Lua-ter Co. C.A. Payton, editor of 'the Sylvia Telephone called on ua thin week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Clark have cmt to Rice Co. for the holidays. Miss.

Sophia Crawford, vu at St. John this week on Pure Amber syrup at40cer.ta pur gallon at John Gar via Hardware Co. For Holidiy prosenla, go to ChrlamaBS. Our school sre enjoying a two weeks vacation. Don't forget to write tt 1868 after next Monday.

Quito a change In tha weather lu the pant few dsys. Christmas passed oil very quietly In this city, probably on account of bad weather. Our merchants done a iaTgo trade In holiday goods last week, people coming from all the surround! 3g towns to purchase. The Telegram "VC ants To know how many pounds of coal It takes to weigh a ton? To know why Btafiord aldn't have a Christmas tree? To know how many of our marriagea Mr. Hobbs has thoroughly repaired the sugar and ton to twelve gallons of molas-' photograph gallery and as ho is one of the finest artists iu Kansas, those patrons of the Stafford gallery are sure of good work, call and see him.

WANTED At Telegram office, three loads of corncobs on subscription. Our Sugar Industry, Below will ba found the speech of" Judge Parkinson, Supt. of the Fort Scott Sugar Works. Delivered before the Sottth-Wcsfcera Coaveution, Bt Wichita It does not need any comment. The chairman next introduced Parkinson, who stated thut he had not come over here to make a set speech and had none, prepared.

He only intended "to give them a little talk" and began by saying that only a few weeks ago he had attended another convention in this city which had been called for the puipos-e of discussing the opening of Oklahoma. The present convention, however, he considered of far greater importance in as much as it did not contemplate the opening of new homes but the improvement and development of the homes already started: This is one of Uie most important conventions ever held in the stale and Jw hoped all would go home better equipped for battling with the elements. One object of this convention is to talk over and consider sorghum, that plaut which smiles at drought and laughs at hot winds and chinch bugs. If tl.ia can be mnde profitable why not adopt it? There are three things I never failed to raise. I could always raise a nice crop of cockle burrs and they stuck to me like brother.

Sunflowers were another good eiop and I always supposed that some telbiw would find a way to utilize these plants. Then there was sorghum that 1 could always raise, as no other person util it, and I have made myself quite a crank. It has never been known to have teen anything akin to a failure. ,1 am told that sorghum nourishes well in western Rausas. That Information may javebeeu started by the Wichita Ileal Estate bureau, but 1 have experimented on some samples the western part of the bUiU MEAT MARKET.

Fiitt door south, of National Bank. ONLY THE BEST Of meats killed Wm. VPsRDLnio, Paor. coal at Fair, Shank lumber 'Jit? and Jtiwelry st Blosaburg company. ble girU are going to let this year go by New stock of watchea Chrismanti.

and wait four more year for courage to pop the question? 10.000 bt for slovos. iliels of corn wanted In trade McCurdy liroa. If it is posilblu to have our lawi enforced better? Wu hope our peace officers will We wicit corn in ttad" for Bros. take a tumble. If tha school board ef the Stafford dKt.

will explain why It is that onu ebtfi of W. S. HOXT, M. IX Physician Surgeon' Office over Twmer't Hardyara Stota. At the oKc day aad night vhas Dot afcMctuie ralla citizens and tax payers can have the old achool house to hold religeous services in and another cannot? Cati't we have fair play? T.

w. Boorr, Physifr.an Suroon (Cr Hnn- fc II a. ak aad 1 to kk a done or here the sorghum siosr I muuld he been xe rot ndiistrv 'otwitra ses. The seed must ue ripe when tne cum? is cut for best tugar results. Yes, you can raise a second crop from the same stubble after cutting the first crop, but the season must be very long or the second crop will be only fodder.

It will take experiments and experience to solve the small mill problem. Don't know as the plan of cutting, cleaning and mascsrating in a small mill and then hauling the dried chips to a largo mill v. ill work. The chips cannot be cut and stored as the cane sugar will be turned into invert sugar or glucose. The cane should be delivered to the mill within twenty-four hours longer than thirty-ulx hour.

The -ine can bear freezing all rlejjt. It i the thawing that It. It can be buru-d ia Silo, but it will cost mote than it i rt U. Yes this can -be refined just like any other. It sim- Ij cntietd wusidii.

the t-ol-JK-s, from the crystals. The sugar we made was t'S per cent pure. Ordinary sugar on the market of the same color as ours without lefiulujr ill not be over 80 per cent pure. Tlier.1 are, publications setting forth facts I have stated. Prof.

Cowglll'g reports of our work at Ft. Scott, arc rather full. The country is full of sorghum literature. Tlie Judge w( tiien arl.ed whether or cot the systi in under which they operated at Ft. Scott was patented.

He explained that Prof. Sweuson had discovered the use of the carbonate of lime In the process to lie a very good thing and applied for a patent on the same. The government Is now claiming the patent on the ground that Prof. Swenspn Is alleged to have made the uihcovery while working for the government. Hie alidlty of the pateut Is now in litieation.

But no man need hesl- uii.t them Mivll. Stir-'hum be rai-ed wlt'i degree of certainty wherever vou are try. iiig to raise ecru and millet. 5tut it Is only as a sugar plant that I desirs to discuss it. Stubbs fes Iowa potatix-s at pries suit every body.

Get your flour mid rTixerles at The leaders in low prices. Corn wanted, by McCurdy In ex charge for stoves. Big farm lov.ns mnde an'! rlosd in three days. W. JI MuiTit Tl.i.i HAM lui.j to uu I.U.I Eiiwf ii, I W.

Wallace, of Methodist Hobbs, the artist, will take your.shadow at reasonable satisfaction gcurrun. ted. Everyb Kiy in ride now. Bus lire only fiveceuta. Coaiietition Is the life of trade.

furnished in three days on farm loans allow rates, apply at TliLKOHiM. office. All kinds of tin and sheet iron -tork done to order at S. C. TimietV Burrton Flour at Stubb's.

Fresh lime, at Fair Shaak irr.b. Co's yards. North-west corner mid Cumden St's. Go to Stubbs for "Burrton" fi.mr. A few bhotguns at cost at 8 C.

Tninr Price on flour at W. F. McislV-ii's 1 low as anyone. Attention Fftrmet a I on all kuow ot the efforts and the fml-ures to perfect this industry. Th're have been a lnrge number of failures in Kansas.

There was a large plant at Werliiig, an- -t her Ht Hutchinson, and I vuilt one at Ottuwa. They were all failures and had to be abandoned. It Is not a question of Mrs. Jones, of Kansas City, a relative of 5J r. Darr, Is visiting the family.

Deacon Smith has tone eus to spend the holiday. WdA'TED-To mak.6 choice farm loans, call at Farmers Bank, Blacksmiths wanting Cou will do by calling on Fair aud'fchaak'i). The best sorghum yuu ever saw at 10 cents per gallon, at John Garvin Hwd. Co. Our assistant P.

M. very opined the P. O. an hour raoro than ti re-yaired tunstffiaa day. Mr.

Will Darr, of Karmae City, lb the holiday at the haui cl V.i brother, city marshal Darr. Drums, Aceordoin, Harp, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Fife and Trianglea at Chrlimr.D. MEsdianes Parker aad Child, of Custody were la Stafford purchwbg holiday foods this week. Chickens are riuing.onv last v.tuk, oujjht to g-t a cheaper breed these. Lard time.

Are jon wanting a farm. loan? If sc, call at the Farmer Bank terms. C. B.Darr, Is where between horo bzi puaMug them mule alung. Kajcr McMillan Is i.podl:is IU at Arkansas City, tho Jid think llyan hava all tha McV wasted 'r GaoY.

Lit. Mr. Car! Carey, up from fylvia to apucd Christmas with hi be received foa gold watch as a praent. Thit week young Elddle Sei-loy, Lave tvhether it will produce sugar, Imt whether it will produce dividend. Is it oin? to prove profitable? That is the question.

OLD MKTllODS BT TOKSSimK. the old methods of extracting the wu chnrlne tiy pressure, 1 believe lu more Try our Vocum coal, from the Indian Territory, per Ion; A cos! tie ui.trket for the mouy. Fair, ijhtiak i Co. lumber Co. The Koyal Arch Masons alected the following offlcere: II.

F. S. Houpes. 11. M.

Scribe, T. F. Halven, H. 1). McQti'ide.

Sei-t. I. A. P.B., J.H.Tyrrell. I.

O. 0. F. eucampmi-nt tii following officer-. CP.

W. F. S. W. H.

I). McQuade, Jr. A. IVacock Scribe, J. L.

Joneb. Trnas. AV. M. Chaplain, J.

W. Clark. NissKHCan LomiK N. ti. F.

I)illlntr, V. G. H. lUnkiu A. Peacock, F.

Moope, Tr I. T. Bartli-tt. Th'. G.

A. 11. C-intecn dos not you to fot a tor 15 cente apiece ab our Christian nghbnrb do, 'Tit. cbarity, given by a clear and clesri lieart, for a coble purpose. The Blue Loti? of A.

F. it A. M. st tbeiracnuai ductioti of oSio-rs, tl.e iolloAii V. 1, II.

D. MoQuadu S. W. N. Hainrs.

J. W. I. B.C.Cook. iS-cf.

Al. Ib-by, Trdi. C. ti. with the I id all i the confidence to supply plaut, but needed the tpit.J, lib Draki supplied.

The ratio of ftipur ii'! per capita constantly on the iacreas. and It, the twenty years in the United St.it hut Increased from thirty to Mxty pounds per capita. When he was a boy they orly had sugar when tliero was company. Now everybody uses it. For the marketing of sugar there is almost an illimitable tiM.

InlSSTwe made money. Again this year we made a profit Borghum can now be made profitably sit present prices but not with just acy kind of machinery or by anybody 'iny more tbur a flour mill can bo. There are two clauses of people nho la terfere with the developement of Mijrar from sort'huro. Those who behind and say it can't be done, and those darned ffxils, who want to do It al' at rnee ho1 put a mill 'O Tery eo- 'i -v the The Judge referrvd to plants in the state and paid, that if of thera hsd tot bn f.nancbtl It was not the fault of sorghum, but because hose plnces hsd neither the m.vfclnery of the He hoped to see pv in Ssnsaf The consumption of rursr O. W.

CRONE, Pioneer Blacksmitn, iaat Bniadvar, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES, At flip post oflice STEELE. rr. BLACKSMITH SHOP WATSOS, Prop-a PLOW AND WAGON W0EE a tTSOALTI. Eal Cmdvay, SuScvd, Earn tate aiKitit peine into the sugar business I am now prepared to pay as nwh tuny other man for fat hos and fat cows prrrsure. And I believe in more work and more grit and more "hang on." So I lSO-borae power engine which, as the mnker saidj was warranted to extract jiiiie from hoop-polos, but I found that I got out lees of the juice than the "horse did, because ittwk so much thicker bundles of cane than they did that the jijicc did not got out.

In Hip lalniratory they could do a Itttle better bccaut.e they only pressed one stalk or so at a time. I he be-t we could do was tt get out about fry per cent of the juice in th" rauo by Then in the procear of "def-ocation" boiling and skimml'ia It e. let from 5 to 15 jer cent re -V TWO HKTS or CltrSHKH. I thought I needed more crusher and very little difference. Th use of i delivered at my farm, on sec.

7. 25. 11, Have stock scidea for welihiec. had simply bad the effect of making I t-tr syrup only. There being r.oother questbuis "he judge thanked his audience and resuniad hia seat followed by a vigorous round of applause.

Ou motion of a delegate the convention unanimously tendered Judge Park In-ww of (hirkt fr.r Mr Interesting ami In ve 3-Mf J. B.C.Cook Ilc.Kitth wanting good rmlthltig coal, will do well to call at the office of Fair, Siiaak A Co. lumber Co. and ex amine their before purchasing else where- Sit? Burrton f.our at If you are needing a new trre ni hiscorntoexrhange. See McCurdy Bro started small amateur paper, called (be Tha 0.

A. E. Cantee at Ff.ck Coz't Bank hs ben quietly assisting tff; and desen-lng Soldiers and their famlllw through ate relief fund of Henry II oj kin? Post for the past three month, or flnM its advent to the Post Go and see the nice Lap-Robes and I horse blankets at the Buck-Lye harness -hop, which I have JUrt received from Philadelphia and which I can sell st Hard i Time prices, so that you need not let vour horses stand out and take cold. Your i horses are your living and It is as essen llie momrers i NOTICBS taSord Cmetery As tror.ght the Hutchiiiioa roller, very, heavy ones, over tfl Ottowa and set thrri in front of thofe in our mill. got little mrre juice, but also got rr.or impm i'ies which gave us more trouble In defecation and the best we could get was 55 per cent.

Th thing had to be abandoned. It was out of the question to maae sugar at a profit with only f5 per wot the juice while ten per cent uf wai lort in dfecstion. IXTERF.STIJSO T8B COVEISMBl KfforU had been made by the depart ment in Washington with a small band silalr, which was somewhat better, be-caus they worked on so smll a scale- I do not wish to be considered guiltv of csrotisra, when I sav I was tatru mental 30 Miles Disappear. Thirty miles of country Is bl? thing to dUapptar, but this beea. dropped out between Kaufaj City and Chicago.

How it happened Utbni fjnr-ed out. The Chics Santa Fe California Bail! fs corrplefed bctweea Kansas City end Cfcicacs acd The distauca ltween the two cities is only 45S milea rneaauring from Union Cltv, to Dearborn Ctiicaire. Thia is exactly thirty milea lesa than by any wf be old lines, so you bare to travel thirty, miles less, your freight baa to haaied thirty miles less, and practically tha fcscta Fe ha made thirty milea disappear. A rw years at this rata and Kaaaaa will ba CAM VIKi.n-" TI.k i-sdg said a ton of oui.lyl"!J 'mtdred pounds of sugar asi tro to 12 gallons of molasses, which ex-celent fed for hogs evea should lrjfir.d no Their two plants at Ft. Scott and Topeka had made 100 carloads of molasses tills year.

Cant make it into alcn hoi as we can get no authority and there is no one to use It la this state. The leaves, need and molawes of the snr-gbnm plant will make tke pork and beef for our packing houses. hsre a letter from the dirwtor of the experimental "ta tlon at Columbia, Mx, who aars that In feeding our to '-S be finds It tial that they should be kept as warm as yourwlf. Call and buy a pair of blankets or a robe Shop opposite the National Bank T. M.

Leak. 27tf sociation: The annual meeting of the stockholders of the aVjve association, will be held on the second Monday of Jan. 189, at 2 o'clock P. M. Meeting will be held at the rw-idence of toe Presiiect, C.

W. Crcsk. Signed by J. GUh, iii-c Kanaas. School Journal, it li a rery prKty snd neat paper, mt school tow writ up-piled, blog two.

Hi achord eotertaioineal on 1s Friday feniog waa In every way successful. The jkoat a well filled showiugthat parents we; Interested, and the 'wee ones" per-f urmad their par qaaj to sssnj older bead. Kr. Glaa'a family left bere la Sabbath to )ota Mr. Gih, lathe north part of the tat.

They were amongst our first eet Cera, aad good neighbors, we were very aorry to tea them go, they will ba gnec about a year. Pair A Sbask lumber Co. veil, the kinds of coal: Genuine Canon city Kr.AUietei, Yocbol, Fortec, Anthracite asd the celebrated abaft coal at the lowest aarket Call and aiasuna lielr stock tafor? ir-ckaalng aa iafcricr article. Ckartty ioviag people are reectfal'y rt-qsfted to drop a akkle ia the G. A.

R. Cautea ia Frank Oil's Bask; fortte ben- New England. To Trade for Farm A nice cKtago with fcur ro-inis and a ceaier, a alee grove a year old, freh trees vine slr.twberrleg nd everything nice in the Bon Ton neighborh'tid and DO mortgage. Call on J. D.

Beais. to be worth l1 cents per pound or one (SO in getting the to take the matter op. I interested Senator Plamb nd to interest him means to get about what yoa want or rather what be wants. Dr. Loring, tkentE commissioner of agriculture, lia5 grewn cold to sorghum, if in deed he had evw felt wsnn toward? it aud be aaid that there was no more appr'-priatinn needd.

Bat Senator PIuth'u got IVO.OOO arpropriit-d. U.Nl. KPTltiS ELT.KL1 CCREP AUCTION. I am the voSj liemuel anciUTti in the city, and vCl ell atjiLirjj to tell oa tbe street ererr Saturday lor fair rvmmiioo. IX, ILLSXEN, 6i5orJ, Km.

pound of nvilaesea as good as 1 potsnds of com. This mskes the molase worth 16 cents per gallon ft such I ill fnmih any aaount at that fgure. Bat suppoee is ot no valuable as that, see what yon tve when you jsa from ei ght to ten trms of cane per acre. Yco can make more from an acre by feeding the nv "Usees, the aeed and the leaf Tr Taa FniTO ri to rSM I have a positive f-nly t. the Htavenia-ed by ie Twcly rtiemee flrf KfTe-lm rmm.fi tvfa I if I be r'4 two bootee mj ml of rir tVd 1m I fnvo if ihy ea- Wa at fm I aaaa affT tr fet a awl a-ea i trnra wu.

I A 1 Ci.i- 1 ka aaaaa aaa aaa STTS, ETXIXPSTw St of tha relief fund, lleery Hopkins Here tlie speaker cited a fact: thiA they t. A. cUjGCUM. M. If! l-mri M-.

lor. Ha vhtl Chapter No. Ct, O. At 4 Suford LcKJge No. 253, A.

F. A A. M. will have a banquet and lDst5i thlr ball on ThurdsT ereuln, Dc AH ffieinbers c-f ti Ord r- ccr l' JAy iryT-ed. By (ri -r Post wkich is givea to Sotdiers aad their faJBiiiea a be arc ia ae4r LADIES MISSES AND CENTS rH-a ay.

We t-r I mm I ii I h.M tna ISO Im9ornl 4 twit. ktT. TM a. ohu( tot a It rerorV that maw ia aabr ia the CnS.ira4iiBOGntaina thaa baa bwa tie case f- tfteea years. This ia nr4er- tr F5 Cl- 1 i an isr fVri t-ii'.

ei rJ- BM lXtliLAk AM A A L- A ti. fw-A Wk. lmw7Jjr A tian yoa can from core at seventy bushel per art. The leaf weigh st-trt tea per cent of the fs3 We a'sa bura tLe dry leaf for fael at tie faftoriea. fotr or a rCTiT.

ssmH a oe I bcl'd and oTierata prof tally is a qwtbia I csnot anarwer. The mimey Is latg1 rather tist smaller wen. skill t--5 ma a smaller one. Woald a3t braid a rr.allT one thta tee obs et Topeka Isstt reir. The r.e of tie fcvrr ftcld be c-i- to ain good crop all over Kasssi f.iUTjd beet ugar manafactJ-irie? in Europe had experienced the R-re diBcnlties wih the r-esmre process that bad with vt-ghm, and aft" grllng tip r'ant, from one of saatarine q-jality it has become the cnita pmdacer of ycrar.

Tay had been compe'ed tn "slice" or cnt Tip the beets and extract Ui aarcbarlne by wl.H i kon a the diffaioa process." This p'm of opcrstion was tia decide apoti ft the errghaja ia this country. Te EOTeranseir bad arro trui, aa Mi mm jmm. Mummm f4.LOOT.MXIMramtXPiTai UABOSAHT LAWYERS. 271x1 snooe rO aVALS. -V oaaatm ae4 Itewirriiit PraafC.

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