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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JASTTJAHY 19 1900 i HILL SITE ORCHARDS AB IntcrestlHs Subject Interestingly by a Successful Vrntt Grower Tie majority of old in mi- aow were planted OB hill sites and the varieties were mostly sweet or very seedlings being about as auKTons as budded or grafted stock Of the named varieties of apples Ram fco Pippin Bellflower Milam and Tal a Street were perhaps the most con on As a rule these early orchards were planted for family use only and were given but little attention being wed for pasture for hogs sheep and other stock With sack indifferent treatment very large crops of fruit seldom piodtKed and the trees were not drained of their TitaHty The big maker shown in the ea a t ore rrds son sorts 6 Disused acer e ¬ < grgrfang is growing paa steep aori- Mlhid laHt felly half ntch in- MB orchard owned gr H L y- ia IBttnghaja county It is six ieet fa- cfrevmfcreaee 3i years old and is es tiasaigd to baste produced 150 worth o jqpplec The orchard has orfcben and Mmthera slope with a cadge vid- eaoogh for one of trees Original- ly there were about 300 trees consist 1mg of 1 or 30 The trees pleated IS year ego and most of arts iDle tie orchard has been paetmed A this time not than 50 tress vuiia the majority of which cue hi decadence The 25 JJ Davis tre were the first to die aid the Jenneting and Minklers are the best preserved o three sorriring Nearly all the firing in this old orchard are on th laorth hillside and they are best the slant is steepest So as can determined from a study of the o trees remaining in this orchard deca aad decline are traceable in nearl every instance to cutting out Jar limbs splitting down at forks and at from borers sunscald o other causes unknown It appears trees which made a low or top awd bore only moderate crops o trait were longestliTcd Peach trees amtity ottdttnfs wre planted in this M0MHM the ole I ittrif MIl very productive I ibhdc was rather owing to th feet thai they were in sod than iron aJUS XII a more Te rapid far b branehin dG HiLL E a rawer stork tr in- jury base trees atoj outer cease It is worthy of a fat the study of this orchard tit th trees were that wee a- ie sides and at the bae of the hilL My studies of this and many otbei- oM orchards on hill sites seem to the following eandattkroB Tha trees planted OB hill sites win COCK into bearing earlier and win heavier crops of fruit than OH Jeve rflca tint a north hillside is a bette site than a south hillside that an or dyad on a hill site will be sharier lived than on a level site that and ruitfalness of an orebart- om hill site would be greatly increase by sabsoiling and clean cultivation ai- MM orchards suffer greatly from of mofcrtare that only such varieties are not given to overbearing should hi- ptawted on hill sites if longevity is de- sired ia the orchard that a hill or or dmri oaght to be benched which mai be dame by plowing at a right angle ti- the and breaking the soil on lover dice of the trees as shown in ov- UhKtimtioa A D McCallen ia Seri cam AfiiooJhnrist beat time io prate tile pea is earr in the sprint Hair lime water is the best for ii- suuyiag worms ia pots and ia fer- Oac ef the best things to keep afte aamy from tree is a mixture a copper a and give Met raspberries ha e grown er three crops it pays to apply a Ht around them Mark made by a coraaoa rime labels will alter a time 1 come mad leaiMe No sp ink is needed The cherry succeeds better the home or elsewhere in grass the most other fruit trees It ver little ar The compact Icrm of growth of the currant adopts it to close garden quarters white its ability to tbrivi ia a partial shade is greatly in its iftv Kv St Louis Bepublic TIUCB GlT ly BJRTICIlLTUR L EINTS DIe we BeDel- i i n Y 3 UXXLZR f TEi I longs Jiaed war- rant large a dope arces ra u der t met needs i g r F < < < PAYING INVESTMENT Steel Roadway in Spain Paid Itself In Two Year by Sa lug in Road Repairs American consul at Valencia Spain reports these facts tc the state deportment at Washington The road between Valencia and GTKO is two miles in length and an average of 3200 ve- hicles pass over it daily Until 1592 it was constructed df flint stone The annual cost of keeping it in repair about 35000 pesetas At the rate of ex- change at that date this amounted to 5470 The construction of a steel roadway was determined on and the annual cost of keeping in repair the central zone of road thus relieved from heavy traffic which proceeds over the steel rails is now only 2500 pesetas or about 380 at the present rate of ex- change The total cost of the road laid was 60950 pesetas The expense in detail was Steel construction 44106 pesetas 6990 transportation and laying steel construction 3250 pesetas 507 binding stone construction be- tween rails and lateral zones 13600 pesetas 100 total 00950 pesetas 99506 The rails daring tbe seven years th y have been rn position exhibit a wear of lS50th of am indh yearly and have not required repairing Ample room K allowed between the rails fur two horses to walk abreast Horses do trot appear to slip on rails of this oactntction At each side of the aafl are layers of binding stones the paved rood being higher than the face of tom The municipality ot X alenchi ifi of opinion that the saving in cost of repairs through a road of this description pays for its construction in a short time and other and similar roadways are in contemplation From various parts of Spain in qairies have been made concerning this road I learn that a similar constiuc tton was decided on at Alicante in 1SO- Sfcut was temporarily abandoned when events caused exchange to increase A- toll of about eighttenths of a cent is charged each vehicle passing over thie roadway HOW TO BUILD ROADS They Shold Be Rounded Up in the Center so as to Sited Water to the Side Drains The first principle applicable to all Toads is good drainage Take the wa- ter out and keep the water out is a rule which must be followed in the mak- ing of road It is not enough to dig trenches at the side of the road and call them drains These trenches must be real drains that is they must have a good fall to a clear outlet and be in every respect capable of carrying the water away The road must be round- ed tp in the center so as to shed the wa ter quickly to the side drains There must be a track in the center of the road along which travel can pass This track must ba hard and smooth so as the least riotian xre vent ruts and at the same time permit water to run off the sides quickly Ruts and holes must not be permitted to form but be filled up as soon as they appear The drainage must not be abandoned with the tailing care of the surface water but in many instances must extend below the surface in the form of tile underdrains so as to firm foundation and lessen the de- structive action of the only to wet and water soaked roads In addition to the simple work on roads better methods with regard to culvert and bridge construction are grttetly- meedeifk The principles above enum xespect to roads require an infinity of special methods and treat- ments In arriving at the best results ac jaording at the land is high lying or low 3s clay sand vegetablemold etc is xDiflcuht of drainage according to the extent of travel the quality of road metal and many other varying conditions That road making sad highway work of all kinds is considered a matter in which every man is proficient is probably one of the evils underlying the bad conditions of our roads today Rural World I SLAB FENCE POSTS I When Made Aecordlns to Direction Here They Are Durable and I Quite Satisfactory A cheap fence post where the or- dinary posts are scarce can be made according to the plan shown in the cut for The was 506 l every to ail rcJ frostinjurious I obtainablethese 1 r t I r II ails i to Ira Gl form- a seated ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CHEAP FENCE POST The boards are run between two slabs that have been sharpened and driven the ground facing each other When the boards are in place the slabs are nailed together through the boards making a very firm fence A bit of wire can be wrapped about the top and bot- tom to make it still stronger if desired At all sawmills such slabs from pine logs can be obtained and serv iceable fence made with them If cedar slabs can be had the fence will be al- most indestructible N Y Tribune Unleached ashes arc the best fer- tilizer for all stone fruits I nto l l avery I i i Ff i bt ¬ ¬ END OF A CLUB- It Was Brought About by the Tin foreseen Possibilities of a Rule About Asking Questions After the Cracker Barrel club became disorganized there was no satisfactory place for the men and boys to congre gate during the long evenings until at last the regularsitters formed the habit of meeting at the engine house where the usual number of unanswerable questions were propounded Soon after the publication of The Message to Garcia it was brought to the quiet borough by a commuter who proposed the organization Message to Garcia club the purpose being he said to the number of questions which were always asked and generally could not be answered by the person asking them It was then suggested by a former president of the Cracker Barrel club that a rule of the new organiza tion should be that if anyone asked a question which he could not answer himself he should treat the crowd This proposition was received as most satisfactory by all at least none dis Among the members was a youth from over the mountain who was serv ing an apprenticeship at blowing in nearby snuff factory On the morning following the organization of the Message to Garcia ciub this youth while resting for a moment from his work inquired of the foreman of the factory if the asking of questions talked about at the organization of the club held as against a person when away from the club He was told that such was the condition and that if he asked a question which he could not answer he was liable to pay for the crowd even though they were not present when the question was asked After a brief silence the youth asked How is it when a chipmunk makes a hole there is no dirt at of the holeThe foreman replied Ah ha I guess you have asked a question that you can not answer yourself Oh no said the youth 1 can an swer it Well then said the foreman how is itWell said the youth the chip- munk begins at the bottom to dig his hole Begins at the bottom how does he get there to begin said the foreman That is ix question of your own ask- ing said the youth When this phase of the newly organ ized club was discussed and it dawned upon the older members that there were unforseen possibilities in the operation- of the purposes of the club the matter of npete organization was deferred and the Message to Garcia club has been dismantled X Y Sun BEETS AND SUGAR CANE More of the Former Is Manufacturer Than of the The worlds production of fox the year now ending has reached the enormous total of S414OCO tons The production of this staple has increased 3 times since 1S72 the output was only 2019000 tons Tht average price per pound however declined considerably more than one half during the same period or from 537 cents in the earlier year to 23 cents for the year 1S9S the average for the current year not yet being ascer- tainable Beet sugar production slightly sur passed that of cane sugar for the first time in 1SS3 when 2147000 tons of the former were produced as against 2107 000 tonsof the latter the growing cheapness of the commod ity and the European bounty system beet sugar the quantity of cane sugar produced continued to increase from year to year until 1S95 when it amount ed to 3530000 tons The destruction of the Cuban plantations accounts for the fact that the output of cane sugar has declined until the quantity manufac- tured during the current year amount ed to only 2904000 tons as compared with 5510000 tons of beet sugar It is not Ifkeiy that the limit of the worlds demand for sugar has even nearly been reached anti with the introduc tion of improved methods the West In dian cane should be able meet and the competition the European beet farmers It is not in the nature of things that an essen tielly tropical product should be per- manently displaced by a grown in the lighter soil and underthe less fervid rays of the sun of the tem- perate zone Philadelphia Record Partly Correct Most of the stores in the remote sections of the city are annoyed by children of the neighbor- hood coming to the door and asking fo cards empty boxes and similar The clerks are of course down on Ihi youngsters and the warfare ends The other day a small boy his head in the door of a West side store and called out Say mister got any empty boxes No said the clerk not po litelyGot any cards No Got any almanacs No Got amy empty bottles No Got any sense No yes no yes you miserabi little wretch and the clerk flew at his tormentor but the latter had fled Ohio State Journal Rheumatic Finger Joints The latest form of massage employed in Germany in the treatment of rheu matic finger joints consists in thrust- ing the hand into a deep glass partially filled with mercury and dipping and raising it about 30 times at treat- ment 2 Y Journal senfed the mouth sugar h growers overcome busi- ness cOD t t ticles pOked verb 1 l i 1 1J f rfi off di- minish blad- ders treat- ing Other- s striety 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > New Cnble Lines France is absolutely dependent land for news war because cables are under her control and she is to spend a vast sum of to free herself This is like people who after b Mooring dyspepsia to settle upon spend ie money and Hostetters Stomach Bitters j medicine which never fails to cure dys- pepsia constipation biliousness ague j A Suspicious American Tourist The American tourist is so firmly con- vinced that he is cheated on j f this pin man in a Paris a small brooch of workmanship j Twenty francs t Its for a present to sister Ill give you five francs it Zen it would be zat ze to your sis ter said the Frenchman with a depreca- tory and I 4o not know ae young j mademoiselle Chicago Chronicle The Million Dollar Potato Most talkedof potato on earth the next is Sunlight to eat in 3d notice and 5c to John A Salzer j Seed Co La Crosse Wfe for their great catalog K j For the Holiday Trade What she exclaimed want 250 for this when I priced the same here a month ago it was likely replied the honest sales- man was we began our markeddown sale for the Chi cago Post Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists rof if is fails to cure 25c Men who have committed no crimes some times lie awake nights and cant but the women it Atchison Globe We refund lOc for even package of PUT- NAM FADELESS DYES fails to give satisfaction Monroe Cc Mo Sold by all druggists THE MARKETS Cincinnati Jan 17 LIVE STOCK Cattle comn 3 25 4 50 Select butchers 4 85 7 00 fl 7 25 HOGSCholce packers 4 60 g 4 8- 2Licht 4 35 SHEEPChoice 4 10 JAMBS Extra 610 FLOUR patent 3 75 4 00 red 71 bro 3 red C 82 Corn No 2 mixed 33 Oats No 2 mixed W 36 No 2 81 PROVISIONS Mess pork 11 00 11 50 Lard ft 5 fc HAY Choice timothy 13 T- iBlTTEK Choice 16 16 creamery 9 38 to fancy 2 75 O 3 00 brl 1 85 2 CO CHICAGO 3 40 3 53 GRAIN 2 red QS0 3 No 3 Chicago spring lORNNo lATS No 2 2- POPK Mess 936 LARu Steam 5 S NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 3 WHEAT No 2 red 71 CORN No 2 mixed ft 2 28 RYE PORK Mess 12 00 BALTIMORE rUIOUR Family 8 IS GRAIN Wheat No 2 rod Sotttharn Jjal jp Rye No 2 CATTLE First quality 5 CO HOGS Westera 450 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red O GG 2 mixed 20 Oats No 2 mixed 24 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent 3 45 C 55 GRAIN Wheat 2 red 71 72 Corn Mixed ft 6 Oats JUixed 25 9 50 LARD Steam tS C 50 I 1 t e mone t maI1 I a try I I his European travels that he bounds of prudence j i I altogether too much said the A ercan t I sIt i s I 220 liVery To Cure Cole In One money sJee r I Dru 475 CALVESExtra MIxed packers 450 4 55 455 25 GRAINWheaNo d APPLESChoice POTATOESPer FLOURWinter Patent WheatNo I 1 111Jt 0 590 Ii 41 OATSNo IIFf it LARDSteam 62S S 40 C 55 4 SO CornNo l d tft t PORKMess I see I ever durin occa- sional y oversteps rice young exquisite s t whic s 1 thin a Day t t t 430 2 Chc ice I1 2 i r western ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cow In a Golf Mulch Ed playing golf with recently When tram the third he sliced the ball and rent it to one side It stopped in front of a grazing cow and Tufts came just in time see disappear into the bovine mouth When his had made his stroke Tufts untethered the cow and with sounding thwacks of his club drove the to the third hole There he made her the ball and neatly holing it announced that he had But I made it in two protested Tufts gleefully No did nt declared made it in 39 You hit cow for I count hole San Francisco Argonaut- An Appeal to Humanity Generally We need assistance in announcing to the world the greatest that Science has ever produced and you our assistance to secure for yourself and friends through Swaneons As as American Navy has and will all it so unfailingly Asthma Backache Sleepless- ness Nervousness ache Earache Bronchitis etc 5DROPS is the name and the dose Trial bottles 25c bottles containing 300 doses 100 prepaid by or express Six bottles for 5500 Rheu Words and Their Effects Do you believe in the influence of single words on a character Some poet ical fellow advanced the theory you knowYes I do Theres my wife for She rises in the morning pale and listless She picks up paper Suddenly brightens whole appearance A Binde word has miracle Whats the word Bargains Cleveland Plain Dealer Abnormal Mammy I wouldnt want no gal ob tc dat Sam Johnson wouldnt Why dat fellah am as crazy bout as a sensible ud be watehmillions Peck Largest Seed Growers in the Worlds The John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis recently shipped potatoes to Alabama Flori- da Texas and sou then points This firm is the largest grower of potatoes- as also When a mans young hes anxious to show anxious to conceal his ignorance Phila delphia Record Children Shout for Joy When take Hoxsies Croup Cure for Coughs Colds and Croup It is so nice and cures so quick not nauseate SO cents A womans is to the best of an argument and then as though her Mars because she so Philadelphia Times The Queen t Crescent Only through line to Florida line to Asheville Energy a Factor All things come to him who waits out the hustles not have to wait so long St Louis Star The Best for Chlllit wet Fever is of GHOVBS TASTKLI Itls simply iron and in tasteless form Prke50c A man cant make his home brighter b of his wifes Dispatch- I can recommend Cure for Con- sumption to sufferers from Asthma ED Ft Hdward Wis May 4t 94 We criticise others find fault Philadelphia Times a friend in two strokes His finished the hole in seven t e that 37 times ed every stroke and Tufts conceded the need oDROPS Rheumatism Kidney Troubles Lumbago of noW wa D maue Cure Co I Lake St nJ will immediatelY give yeur order attention bas in- stance ba wrou ma DinahYo No D ggah his knowl e and when he older hes as Pullman Tbe ueen Crescent only Pre fL bottle Cm 11 TOXIc no lay Pisos I 8ro oppon- ent calmly bole con- quered con uer catarrh rsons ace mine in t e philos- opher throngib sure ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < 3 Look at Is your face covered with pimples Your skin i and blotchy sour liver t I Ayers Pills are cure constipation biliousness and 2Sc AU e WaRt moestuke or beard a er rich black INn BUCKINGHAMS DYE ns IIuctIIsT v Hou Co Biliousness I UI have Used your valualJ1c and Ssd them perfect CcM dDt them 1h8 used pleteJy cured Recommend them to every I Once tried you will never be then iA the Enw Mini AlbuN Y- Paktib1e Patent Taste Gco4 Do SickeD Weaken or G fl pet Ze CURE CONSTIPATION surRq CJU nleuo natrel TeFL- I t C BE TobaccO Salzers at a 2ic- te i I send adT1fUJaI- Oc 18 OF THIS PAPAS DESIREG TO BUY LN ITS INSIST CPON WHAT THEY ASK RFCSfl Os COUCH SYRUP Cures Croup and WhoopingCoeg for Consumptives GiYes- q ick sure results Refuse subetit1deL Trial rj- CD ROPSY NEW DlSCOfEXr worst Dz SONS KE 1796 VJUTIXQEO ADVETlSEKS please state that you the Al11iertJsee paper T r r a t t i f i druggists sr beaaalta brown rue for the Whiskels- x a a R CtSCA- RBTS ds- withoat them for some tine foriadigestloaandbiliousnesesadamnow c t t e witbaat family A CANDY tATHAi TtCT- WAD Moils PXO i72 FTa s- RPiesaznt Good JOe 2eoety Sew 0 TQ 7rt Sold and aaranteed br all area f SAG taro Hale Speltz- giveaBidt is ltf a Catakg feed FARM tea SEEDS gahas Ses1r are to bodes Y2L1oaLatberBSreyP3umabaelLwerid J tkede- rladtiiettlrie i3boa larks aa45L 3y- ricwmrntaab7ztswfa tipbL aatermra per nee irya dealt Wylie teem Re whY m aala- 9awors reatenItsee w1iled Wlat 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR bOc- to pk t tars Sum T 9k J the 3S- MCsaagdt sdadasc9 bsb reel d 4 mw WJ- pcTO abarwsareaalba k BnIa rkt- be ferment RLa ea Sill 8dsa p s- w nape Spttt Wheat ke r sa- setkPbist Frnitad seed ftitaiof tHgaaa- beat sa3zez Crtat Mltuon Dollar Petrtto as mailed tor tae gip- ps tety worth fo m set anP- otatLZOabbl 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children CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emollient properties derived from Ccrf CURA the great skin cure with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most of flower odors No other medicated or toilet soap ever is to be compared with it for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands No other foreign or domestic toilet soap however expensive is to be compared with it for all the purposes of the toilet bath and nursery Thus it combines in ONE SOAP atOxE PRICE viz TWENTYFIVE CENTS the BESOJ skin and complexion soap the BSST toilet and BEST baby soap in the world g All that has been said of Cuticura Soap may said with even greater emplKj s of COTJCORA QBJTXEST themest delicate and yet most effective of emollients ante greatest of skin cures Its use in conoac Stoa with Cuticura Soap as per directions around each package in the ONE NIGHT COKE POK SORB HANDS in the 11 INSTANT RELIEF TREATMENT FOR DISFIGURING ITCHINGS AND IRRITATIONS and in A SHAMPOO PALLING HAIR and 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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JASTTJAHY 19 1900 i
HILL SITE ORCHARDS
AB IntcrestlHs Subject Interestinglyby a Successful
Vrntt Grower
Tie majority of old in mi-aow were planted OB hill sites and thevarieties were mostly sweet or very
seedlings being about asauKTons as budded or grafted stockOf the named varieties of apples Ramfco Pippin Bellflower Milam and Tal
a Street were perhaps the most conon As a rule these early orchards
were planted for family use only andwere given but little attention beingwed for pasture for hogs sheep andother stock With sack indifferenttreatment very large crops of fruit
seldom piodtKed and the treeswere not drained of their TitaHty
The big maker shown in the ea
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ore rrds
son sorts
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Disused
acer e
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grgrfang is growing paa steep aori-Mlhid laHt felly half ntch in-
MB orchard owned gr H L y-
ia IBttnghaja county It is six ieet fa-
cfrevmfcreaee 3i years old and is estiasaigd to baste produced 150 worth ojqpplec The orchard has orfcbenand Mmthera slope with a cadge vid-
eaoogh for one of trees Original-ly there were about 300 trees consist1mg of 1 or 30 The treespleated IS year ego and most of artsiDle tie orchard has been paetmed Athis time not than 50 tressvuiia the majority of which cue hidecadence The 25 JJ Davis trewere the first to die aid the Jennetingand Minklers are the best preserved othree sorriring Nearly all thefiring in this old orchard are on thlaorth hillside and they are bestthe slant is steepest So as candetermined from a study of the otrees remaining in this orchard decaaad decline are traceable in nearlevery instance to cutting out Jarlimbs splitting down at forks and
at from borers sunscald oother causes unknown It appearstrees which made a low ortop awd bore only moderate crops otrait were longestliTcd Peach treesamtity ottdttnfs wre planted in this
M0MHM the oleI ittrif MIl very productive
I ibhdc was rather owing to thfeet thai they were in sod than iron
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oM orchards on hill sites seem tothe following eandattkroB Tha
trees planted OB hill sites win COCK
into bearing earlier and winheavier crops of fruit than OH Jeverflca tint a north hillside is a bettesite than a south hillside that an ordyad on a hill site will be sharierlived than on a level site that
and ruitfalness of an orebart-om hill site would be greatly increaseby sabsoiling and clean cultivation ai-
MM orchards suffer greatly fromof mofcrtare that only such varietiesare not given to overbearing should hi-
ptawted on hill sites if longevity is de-
sired ia the orchard that a hill or ordmri oaght to be benched which maibe dame by plowing at a right angle ti-
the and breaking the soil onlover dice of the trees as shown in ov-UhKtimtioa A D McCallen ia Sericam AfiiooJhnrist
beat time io prate tile peais earr in the sprint
Hair lime water is the best for ii-
suuyiag worms ia pots and ia fer-
Oac ef the best things to keepafte aamy from tree is a mixture acoppera and give
Met raspberries ha e growner three crops it pays to apply a Ht
around themMark made by a coraaoa
rime labels will alter a time 1
come mad leaiMe No spink is needed
The cherry succeeds betterthe home or elsewhere in grass themost other fruit trees It verlittle ar
The compact Icrm of growth of thecurrant adopts it to close gardenquarters white its ability to tbriviia a partial shade is greatly in itsiftv Kv St Louis Bepublic
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PAYING INVESTMENT
Steel Roadway in Spain PaidItself In Two Year by Sa lug
in Road Repairs
American consul at ValenciaSpain reports these facts tc the statedeportment at Washington The roadbetween Valencia and GTKO is two milesin length and an average of 3200 ve-
hicles pass over it daily Until 1592 itwas constructed df flint stone Theannual cost of keeping it in repairabout 35000 pesetas At the rate of ex-
change at that date this amounted to5470 The construction of a steel
roadway was determined on and theannual cost of keeping in repair thecentral zone of road thus relieved fromheavy traffic which proceeds over thesteel rails is now only 2500 pesetas orabout 380 at the present rate of ex-
changeThe total cost of the road laid was
60950 pesetas The expense indetail was Steel construction 44106pesetas 6990 transportation andlaying steel construction 3250 pesetas
507 binding stone construction be-
tween rails and lateral zones 13600pesetas 100 total 00950 pesetas99506The rails daring tbe seven years th y
have been rn position exhibit a wear oflS50th of am indh yearly and have notrequired repairing
Ample room K allowed between therails fur two horses to walk abreastHorses do trot appear to slip on rails ofthis oactntction At each side of theaafl are layers of binding stones thepaved rood being higher than the faceof tom The municipality otX alenchi ifi of opinion that the savingin cost of repairs through a road of thisdescription pays for its construction ina short time and other and similarroadways are in contemplation
From various parts of Spain inqairies have been made concerning thisroad I learn that a similar constiuctton was decided on at Alicante in 1SO-Sfcut was temporarily abandoned whenevents caused exchange to increase A-
toll of about eighttenths of a centis charged each vehicle passing overthie roadway
HOW TO BUILD ROADS
They Shold Be Rounded Up in theCenter so as to Sited Water to
the Side Drains
The first principle applicable to allToads is good drainage Take the wa-
ter out and keep the water out is arule which must be followed in the mak-ing of road It is not enough todig trenches at the side of the road andcall them drains These trenches mustbe real drains that is they must havea good fall to a clear outlet and be inevery respect capable of carrying thewater away The road must be round-ed tp in the center so as to shed the water quickly to the side drains Theremust be a track in the center of theroad along which travel can pass Thistrack must ba hard and smooth so as
the least riotian xrevent ruts and at the same time permitwater to run off the sides quickly Rutsand holes must not be permitted toform but be filled up as soon as theyappear The drainage must not beabandoned with the tailing care of thesurface water but in many instancesmust extend below the surface in theform of tile underdrains so as to
firm foundation and lessen the de-
structive action of theonly to wet and water soaked roads Inaddition to the simple work on roadsbetter methods with regard to culvertand bridge construction are grttetly-meedeifk The principles above enum
xespect to roads require aninfinity of special methods and treat-ments In arriving at the best results acjaording at the land is high lying or low3s clay sand vegetablemold etc isxDiflcuht of drainage according to theextent of travel the quality of roadmetal and manyother varying conditions That roadmaking sad highway work of all kindsis considered a matter in which everyman is proficient is probably one of theevils underlying the bad conditions ofour roads today Rural World
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tom to make it still stronger if desiredAt all sawmills such slabs from pinelogs can be obtained and serviceable fence made with them If cedarslabs can be had the fence will be al-most indestructible N Y Tribune
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foreseen Possibilities of a RuleAbout Asking Questions
After the Cracker Barrel club becamedisorganized there was no satisfactoryplace for the men and boys to congregate during the long evenings until atlast the regularsitters formed the habitof meeting at the engine house wherethe usual number of unanswerablequestions were propounded Soon afterthe publication of The Message toGarcia it was brought to the quietborough by a commuter who proposedthe organization Message to Garciaclub the purpose being he said to
the number of questions whichwere always asked and generally couldnot be answered by the person askingthem It was then suggested by aformer president of the Cracker Barrelclub that a rule of the new organization should be that if anyone asked aquestion which he could not answerhimself he should treat the crowdThis proposition was received as mostsatisfactory by all at least none dis
Among the members was a youthfrom over the mountain who was serving an apprenticeship at blowing
in nearby snuff factory On themorning following the organization ofthe Message to Garcia ciub this youthwhile resting for a moment from hiswork inquired of the foreman of thefactory if the asking of questionstalked about at the organization of theclub held as against a person whenaway from the club He was told thatsuch was the condition and that if heasked a question which he could notanswer he was liable to pay for
the crowd even though they werenot present when the question wasasked
After a brief silence the youth askedHow is it when a chipmunk makes a
hole there is no dirt at of theholeThe
foreman replied Ah ha I guessyou have asked a question thatyou cannot answer yourself
Oh no said the youth 1 can answer it
Well then said the foreman howis itWell said the youth the chip-munk begins at the bottom to dig hishole
Begins at the bottom how does heget there to begin said the foreman
That is ix question of your own ask-ing said the youth
When this phase of the newly organized club was discussed and it dawnedupon the older members that there wereunforseen possibilities in the operation-of the purposes of the club the matterof npete organization was deferredand the Message to Garcia club has beendismantled X Y Sun
BEETS AND SUGAR CANE
More of the Former Is ManufacturerThan of the
The worlds production of foxthe year now ending has reached theenormous total of S414OCO tons Theproduction of this staplehas increased 3 times since 1S72the output was only 2019000 tons Thtaverage price per pound howeverdeclined considerably more than onehalf during the same period or from537 cents in the earlier year to 23cents for the year 1S9S the average forthe current year not yet being ascer-tainable
Beet sugar production slightly surpassed that of cane sugar for the firsttime in 1SS3 when 2147000 tons of theformer were produced as against 2107000 tonsof the latterthe growing cheapness of the commodity and the European bounty systembeet sugar the quantity of cane sugarproduced continued to increase fromyear to year until 1S95 when it amounted to 3530000 tons The destruction ofthe Cuban plantations accounts for thefact that the output of cane sugar hasdeclined until the quantity manufac-tured during the current year amounted to only 2904000 tons as comparedwith 5510000 tons of beet sugar It isnot Ifkeiy that the limit of the worldsdemand for sugar has even nearlybeen reached anti with the introduction of improved methods the West Indian cane should be ablemeet and the competitionthe European beet farmers It is notin the nature of things that an essentielly tropical product should be per-manently displaced by agrown in the lighter soil and undertheless fervid rays of the sun of the tem-perate zone Philadelphia Record
Partly CorrectMost of the stores in the remote
sections of the city areannoyed by children of the neighbor-hood coming to the door and asking focards empty boxes and similarThe clerks are of course down on Ihiyoungsters and the warfareends The other day a small boyhis head in the door of a West sidestore and called out
Say mister got any empty boxesNo said the clerk not po
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little wretch and the clerk flew at histormentor but the latter had fledOhio State Journal
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words on a character Some poetical fellow advanced the theory youknowYes I do Theres my wife for
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