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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-05

was Mt one time the leader Of the German element IN
local politics. and his has powerful influence stl
with the German voters The father was one of the "d
ten Governors who at one time managed tue iu""c
Charities the son has been in the Legislature and Con
ress lie IL not more than thirty two years OF age, an
tn1
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From Baird.

BAIRD, Sept. r., Correspondence r.
on yesterday we had much needed
and refreshing shower that brought
gladness to our hearts. This was the
first rainfall we have had Tor six weeks,
though there was rain after rain all
around, but not favoriug us until yes
terday. II seems to have placed new
life and vigor into the rain-thirsty.
The Schwartz Bros. building and the
brick bank are nearly completed and
even now present imposing appear
ances. They would do credit to some OF
our boosted cities.
j. w. Browning, our Representative
from this district, spoke both at this
place and mt Belle Plain on the Sth inst.
lie endorses the whole Democratic
ticket and thinks 1t foregono conclu-
sion that the entire ticket will he
elected. Some ofour citizens are favor
ing Wash Jones for Governor, but had
we such man rs Gibbs to fully explain
to them the situation their minds would
doubtless be changed and Gov. Ireland
would be their man.
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Bio SPRINNs, Sept. 10 Correspond
ence.I wrote in my last communca.
tiot that we had had no rain for long
time" not knowing what could be the
cause unless it was our "free grass
proclivities." presume that could not
have b. EN- the cause, as do not think
there has been any change on that sub
iect, and yet we were visited yesterday
with "perlect flood" accompanied
by heavy winds and hail, doing some
damage. We had one residence, grain
store and a portion of our livery stable
blown down, n say nothing of smaller
houses, and slighter damage to other
buildings, but the stock men are happy,
as the grass will now spring up fresh
and green" and the "water holesn will
all be filled. People who think it never
rains out here should get but a glimpse
of our town TODAY aud they would GER
tainly be convinced to the cont ary, as
our streets present the appearance of a
lake.
cannot get out to gather items to-
day, my house being surrounded with
water,
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hIArlin.

MARLIN, Sept. Noncompliance. ]
Col. II. q. Mills arrived here last night
and will speak at Pool Springs to-day at
agrand gathering of the Democracy of
Falls county. Col. Mills will speak at
three or four different points in the
county, and will address the Young
Mems Democratic club at this place on
Saturday. In Il conversation with your
correspondents he expressed himself as
being entirely satisfied of the success of
the National ticket in November.
Col. Mills is accompanied by Richard
Harrison, candidate for the State Sen
ate from this district, who will also de-
nver addresses in connection with Col.
Mills.
The Democracy of this county is thor
onghly aroused, and are determined to
carry the county in November.
The candidacy of G.. w. Jones for Gov
ernor, is looked upon here as huge
farce, and many think that he is not vet
recovered from his devotiOns at the
shrine of Bachus, or he would know the
i aSor folly of being candidate.
Dr. The Independents of the county are
demoralized, and a large proportion OF
the negro element declare their inten-
ton to vote the entire Democratic ticket,
who have heretofore been giving their
support to the disatlected whites.
Democratic campaign clubs arc being
formed all over the county, to which
many former Independents are giving
adherence. Our political prospects grow
brighter every day.
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THE MAIL BAG.
NO RAIN, NO CROP, NO BUSINESS.
The Blessing DescendS upon Few--O III
ors Waiting and Watching-Nevs
Gathered All Along the Line
Politics, Personals.
Midlothian.


MIDLOTHIAN, Sept. l2.-lCorr espon-
dence. f. The Red Oak Presbytery,
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, convened here to-day.
Twenty preachers and as many
elders are in attendance, among
whom your correspondent noticed Revs.
Gillian and KennOn, of Cleburne, Hayter,
Of Mansfield, Grafton and Owens, Of
NnMsSxahachie, and Motley, of Ovilla The
sSion will be prOtracted until Sunday.
ano A general scarily of dwellings for rent
the complaint here. A dozen families
II. e waiting for house-rOom to move to
soh, wn. Several of our capitalists are
scnaking arrangements to supply the de-
niglipncy by building at once.
the :. X. Alexander is building large
50 yelling for rent
no The railroad is dead-that is, dead
r enough for all practical purposes.
7 In the local option election this pre-
clnct went tor prohibition, by vote of
los to IFS.
Col. Miligan, of Dallas, is here, in the
interest of his investments.
Mrs. w. III Chamberlain left this
morning on lengthy visit to her sister
in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Mrs. X. Il. Come, y, of Hillsboro, who
has been visiting her sons for week
past, has returned home.
From the vicinity of Waxahachie ten
bales of cotton came to-day, and were
bought by our enterprsng merchant,
Charles Griem. Shipments of cotton
trom this point aggregate forty-iiVe
bales. The gin of w. III. Chamberlain ~
Go. Is lying idle from disabled engine,
much to tho discomfort of our farmers.
The academy is tlourishing with sew
enty- five scholars at the opening. Prof.
johnson il detained in Arlington by n
severe attack of fever, but will be at his
post next week. The music class is be-
ginning its studies successfully under
the instruction of Miss Hayter. Six
families have moved to town to educate
their children.
Midlothian spring still bubbles, not
outstanding the severe drOuth.
AT this writing a norther and showers
prevail.
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over the grave of W. L.. Beeson, ID. d..
formerly President of Trinity Univer-
slty. Addresses and essays were de-
liverod by Mrs. Lille Shaver, of Mexia,
d. q. McLeskey, ID. d., Rev. j. s.
Groves, of Cotton Gin, and Mrs. Roxie
Harris, of Tehuacana. All these were.
IN ability and excellence fully up to all
that the most sanguine admirer of the
eminent deceased could have wished.
All were gratitied and delighted.
KeN. &. {. Nelson, a student of Trinity
University, died on the Sth inst. of con
gestion of the bowels.
The opening of the university is UNI
usually good, and promises larger
number of matriculates than for many.
years. DR.. McLeskey, the President of
the university, is now in attendance at
the meeting Of the Red Oak presbytery
at Midlothian, in Ellis county. In his
absence DR.. Anderson acts as President.
DIR. Crsman, the Financial Agent of
the University, has just returned from
Corsicana, where he went to preach and
to marry Mr.. Augustus Hoover and
Miss May Johnson, daughter of Capt. S.
j. T. Johnson.
No rain yet. Cattle are rapidly grow
ing less in weight, if not in numbers.
NO ram, no cotton, no money, no bust
ness, is the cry on all sides, and the
prospect is for nothing to eat, not even
turnips. Business men are wearing out
the check boards for the lack of moro
profitable employment.
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Sherman.

SHERMAN,Sept, H. Correspondence. I
The application in the District court
by the relatives of James Reason for a
guardian to be appointed to take charge
OF his affairs is being very holly con
tested by the attorneys.
Dick Short and w. w. Paris were
bound over in the sum of $500 each YES
terday by United States Commissioner
Rickets for passing counterfeit nickles
IN Fannin county. They will appear be-
fore the United States District court at
Dallas. This is the first case of coun-
teTteiting tried in our city for some time.
-Four marriage licenses were issued
from the office of the County Clerk YES
terday.
Elder Cline will finish his course of
lectures at the Christian church to-
night. They have been well attended,
and both entertaining and instructive.
The Ladies' Exposition Society will
give festival at the opera-house to-
night.
The rain prospects have been very
tantalizing for the last several days.
None has fallen here as yet, but we learn
that the southern and eastern portions
of the county had good rains yesterday
evening
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A Large Real ESTATE Firm

Messrs. Frank Crutcher a. w. A..
Crowdus have purchased the real estate
business of Manning, Cullen & Co.. with
the local business of the firm of Gano
Bros, and also connected themselves
with the Texas & Mexican Land & In.
Vestment company, with full control of
all their lands.
Dallas, Sept, |, lSSl-To Our Patrons.
Having determined to devote our Mt
tentlon in the future exclusively 10
western lands and live stock we have
turned our local agency business over
to the responsible firm of Crutcher n
Crowdus. Mr.. Crutcher having been
with us for number of years and hay-
ing had charge of that branch of orr
business thoroughly understands it.and
we bespeak for them continuance of
your patronage. Respectfully,
GANo Bros.
Having dissolved by mutual consent
the copartnership heretofore existing
between us, under the firm name Of
Manning, Cullen n Co., doing n general
iand ana collecting agency in the city of
DALLAS, Texas, we recommend TO orr
former patrons and customers Messrs.
Crutcher II CrowduS, new firm. com
posed of energetic young mon, as being
worthy of their esteem and patronage
Respectfully,
WENTWORTH MANNING.
DALLAS, Sept. |, 1884,
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Withers WIthercd.

pILoT PoINT, Sept. l2.--ICorrespond-
encc, The author of the campaign doc
ument-One Withers which appeared
under the caption of "Hell in Texas" in
the HERALD of the 9TH instant, was in
the city this morning. Capt. w. A.
kendall confronted him with the HER
>ALD of the above date, stating that he
was looking for the rival of Mulhatton.
which he expected to find in the author
of the document above referred TO.
Withers was at once disconnected and
feebly donied being its author, and
almost altogether withered under the
reading of vour editorial, by Capt. Ken
authorship. 1t il said by those present
that guilt was too plainly depicted on
the countenance of Withers to be ques-
toned
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. T. EJohnson, Graham; L b Jack
son, Palestine; III Matzdorff, A Johnson,
Terrell; b Il Reed, Peola, Ilaska; d
Fulder, Friendship, Tenn; Il b Crisman,
A N Snapp, Texas; b Griscombe, Wax
ahachie: Il Il Jackson, Natchez, Miss;
w r Rutlance andlady, louisiana; Miss
Clancy, Limestone; A Trippet ir, Waxa-
hachie;J w Carpenter, Columbia, Tenn;
NJ A Goldsmith, st Louis; V r Huston,
st Louis; G Bruient, New Orleans; j ii
Brownie, Plano; Cora Brownie, Plano; c
Z Ewing, Piano; Robert Bonner, Miss
Lucie Il Coulter, Miss Sennio Ryan, Miss
Mollie Rafferty,, o Lynch, G w DIN and
lady, Mrs A l. Pettus, w T. Taskick. J 7
Woalery, Miss Warren, Mrs Fonekence,
Mrs Morrison, Mrs Francis, Misses Nc
Coy, .Millers, Carliss, Bushing, Leslie
jennings, HOgg, Fort Worth; Billie Tay-
lor Francis, n NJ Fasbie, Joe Rafferty,,
Cross Stewart, - Elliot, Joe Fields, Joe
Owens,Joe Scruggs, Scrimer, Il j Brood
= HOelle, VIM Thade, w d Mason
Miss Mollie Keasey, w II Maginnis, l.
Highly, Il b Ellison, r II Cordwall, En-
mis-; James Cravin, GAINESVILLE; A Will
liams, Dallas; Il Il Craig, Texas; j T.
Kimball, st Louis; w Green and lady,
Sherman; Miss Belle IIison, Sherman.
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Thorn Sprlnrs NcMs.

THoRr SpRINos, Sept. FL orres-
pondence. Prohibition was defeated at
Granbury yesterday by vote of ia to
Il3.
Judge George p. Miller, of Gatesville,
and candidate for District Attorney OF
the Twenty ninth Judicial district, IL
with us. He Is a talented lawyer and
high-minded gentleman, and IL elected,
! she district will be ably represented.
gie Thorp Springs Commercial Col
iege and Literary Institute opened
lately, and the special feature was the
mar ked increase of young men. IL has
D bright future.
Cotton IL opening very rapidly, and
viii average about u quarter of q bale
per acre. II needs rain.
Business Is duh.
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Kindergarten.

kindergarten.
Many schools have adopted the name
without any knowledge of the system,
and their teachers have neither natural
capacity, acquired culture or proper
training as Kindergartners. At Mrs
Miers' Select School, No. 1924 Corsicana
street, can be found true kindergarten
- a spacious room, bright and cheerful,
the floor neatly carpeted, the walls
adorned with handsome pictures, lovely
vines and flowers, dainty little tables
ana chairs truly "a child's garden where
little children are the plants to he train
ed and nourished under the care of a
faithful and thoroughly KiRdergartner
Mrs. Annie NJ. Brown. dircctress of this
department, is cultivated, refined
lady, with indomitable will and energy.
Kind. helpful, earnest, patient, devoted,
to her work, Mrs. Brown quickly wins
the love and confidence of the children
committed to her care.
The kindergarten develops n capacity
for quick aud clear perception, trains all
the senses. gives skill to the fingers,
health to the body, cheerlulness to the
mind and is school for design, where
the artistic tendencies of the children
are cherished and cultivated. Hours of
kindergarten from 9 Il. m. TO II o'clock.
Regular work will begin tomorrow,
September II. The patronage of the
cltlZens OF Dallas is respectfully solic-
tied.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James u. Richardson, Custom House. New
Orleans, ON oath, says: In 1870 ScrofIlous
Ulcers broke out ON my body until | was n
mass OF corruption. Everything known to
the medical faculty was tried i'm vain. / he
came II mere wreck At times could not iii
my hands Ia my head could not turn In bed /:
was incOnstant pain, and looked upon life
rs q curse Norclief or cure In ten years. In
1850 | heard Of the CUTICURA REMEDIFs.
used them and was perfectly cured.
sworn 10 before L -. COM d. On wFoRn
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Superior.

a visit to the house OF Douglas Bros,
Will convince any one that they are do.
ing the bulk of the tailoring business of
N'rth Texas Their fall goods are arriv-
ing daily and will be second to none i'm
the State of Texas Gentlemen will moi
do themselves justice if they oder with
out examining the very superior and
also immense stock of woolens ut the es-
adjustment of DoUaLAs Rios.
Merchant Tailors, 703 Main.
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When you visit or leave New York
CITY save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at Il
cost of II 100000, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
yator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other tirst-class
hOtol i'm the city.
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{ !qltiiJCQra


THOUSANDS OF LETTERS In our posses.
l. sion repeat this story: I have been ter
rrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin
Humors; have been Obliged to shun public
places by reason of my dishguring humors
have had the best physicians; have spent
hundreds of dollars and got no real relief un-
" USED me CuTlCuRA RESOLVENT, the new
Blood Purifier, internally, and CUTICuRA and
CuT1CuHA soar, the Great skin Cures and
skin Be0utihers, externally, which have
cured me, and left my skin and blood as pure
"a phiII'a $3.50 wv i'''
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A Watch Fit fora King.

Kalakua, King of the Sandwich
Islands, has ordered massive gold
chronograph, Of elegant design and elab-
crate finish, with stop attachments and
three dials, giving the time of day, re-
cording the minutes, seconds and frac-
tons of seconds. The machinery of
such watch is complicated, yet not as
much as that of the human system
Take your watch to the matchmaker
when it is out of repair; but restore the
debilitatcd system with Browns Iron
Bitters, the never failing remedy which
cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness,
an
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A majority of people who have trav-
eled know of Col, Pratt Il Barnum's
hotel, st. Louis. The bare announce
ment that he has taken another lease of
this hotel and proposes to sustain his
well-earned reputation is all that is
necessary. Stop Mt Barnum's hotel and
YOU will not regret Il,
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

III. Il. Carpenter, Henderson, y. V, cured
standing, by CUTICURA REMEDIES, The
most wonderful cure on record. A dustpau-
iul of scales fell from him daily. Physicians
aud his friends thought he must die. Cure
sworn to before u Justice of the peace and
Henderon's most'prominont citizens.
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STILL MORE so.

VIII Mcdonald, 25l2 Dearborn street. Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges n cure of Ec-
Hema, or salt Rhcum, on head, neck, face,
arms, and legs for seventeen years: not able
10 move, except ON hands and knees, for one
YEAR not able To help himself for eight years /;
trlCd hundreds of remedies; doctor pronounc.
Cu MS case hopeless, permanently cured by
the CuTICuRA REMEDIES
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Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal in merit and in every respect
Just as good as the old reliable DR.. Bo-
sanko Cough and Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy, and will
take no other, you are liable to be greatly
deceived. Prices, so cents and SI.O6.
Sold by HickoX x Patterson.
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Nnm CiiN Directory.

The publishers OF the Dallas City Di-
rectory respectfully request all persons
making changes in their firms, business
locations or places OF residence, to no
tify them of their proper address ms soon
~ practicable, In order that they may
have them properly inserted in the new
directory. Address
MORRISON Il FouRNY, City.
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Photographs.

For the next thirty days l will reduce
the price of my best gilt, bevel-edge cab
met photographs, to 50 per dozen. This
great reduction, will last only thirty
days. j. Ii. Webster, 7Ol Elm street.
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ASK your grocer for one pound box
OF the Dozier Weyl Cracker Co.'S ROYAL
Snowf1akes. The finest crakers made,
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One hour and twenty minutes saved
from Dallas 10 Waco via the Gulf, Colo
RADIO Il Santa Flo railway.
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Genuine Cal. Zinfnndall claret. 1880
vintage, 90 cents per gallon, at Loeb &
Freiberg's.
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No Other Plasters DO This.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
stimulate the circulation and eNpel
disease. They Stop all pain. 25c.
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rEHuAcANA, Sept. ll.--lCorrespond-
cuce. l-0n Friday, the 9Th inst, very
large concourse of people assembled to
soF,- ''epnrcre,
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Teachers and parents remember that
one price only is charged for books at
Erb's.
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Pixies Toothache Drops euro in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
corns and bunions.
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For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
points In Mexico. take the Gulf, C0lora-
do A. Santa Fe railwge g.,-..r-.-
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The Hunstable Boot and Shoe factory
made the base ball shoes for the Dallas
Brown Stockings.
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We will send and get your bottles fill
and return them, only charging for the
wine. Loeb h Freiherg.
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Monett n Lacks steam Dye Works, EOS
Eln llraat.

Colorlng, cleaning and repairing gem
tlemen's fine suits speciality. Plumes
secured, and dresses cleaned and dyed.
All colors warranted fast.
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Save money and buy your school
books from Paul Erb.
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$4,000 Capital Prize.

$4,000 Capital Prize.
Grand drawing Louisiana State Lot
terry, October II, Whole tickets IS, fifth
ticket 81. Call on
GEO. A. WEBSTER,
70l Elm Street, Dallas.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write to Us for these testimonials In .ull,
or send direct to the parties. All are nbso-
lutcly true and given without our knowledge
or solicitation. Don't wait. Now Is the time
to cure every species of Itching, Scnly, Pimp.
ly, ScronilOus, Inherited, Contagious md
Copper-colored Diseases of the Blood, Skin
ana Scalp, with Loss Of Hair.
Sold by all druggists Price: CuTIcuRA, 81
cts; REsoLvENr, 81; SOAP, - cts. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
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Tho Great Balsamic Distlliation OF witch
Hazel, American Pine, Canadian Fir,
MnrlgOld. ClOyer HIOaaon, ETC.

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent
Cure OF every form OF Catarrh, from u Simple
Head Cold or influenza 10 the Loss of Smell,
Taste and hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, and
lnciplent Consumption. Relief In Ave min.
utes In any and every case. Nothing like u.
Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins
from first application, and Is rapid, radical,
permanent and never failing.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one
package forming complete treatment, of
all druggists, for 81. Ask for SAHFoRp's
RADICAL CURE. POTTER Dkua AND CHKN-
ICAL Co., Boston.
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RE AIlTV For Sulburn, Tan. and
oily Skin, Blackheads and
skin Blemlshes. use CuTIcuRA soar,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-20
81 De Bow street City, July 10.
The Crnns

Secretary Young. of the state board Of immi-
grafton. returned home from brief visit to the
northern part of the state on Friday, and reports
that he found the crops looking finely every
where, in fsct better than he ever saw in Mime
nesota- The rye, which he saw harvested and
in shock near Big Lake. Sherberne county was
the finest and gave the most bountiful
yield in the agricultural history Of the state
On his return be found zdyices from txenty-two
counties which, with only three exec ptioas re-
port the condition of al kinds Of grain as good
and from that 10 excellent. and one third Of the
correspondents say they were never better, What
Is called tsfne hay i reported good in all uusrf-
ers. potatoes Is excellent and pasturage from
fair to good The ouly complaint heard from
farmers Is about low prices Tor their products.