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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

FoRNEY, June 10 - [Speoisl ]--Foruey 10
now very quiet rs far 40 business is COLI
cerDed. We are having some little excite
ment TO day, as Tomorrow will tell us who
shall be our city officers. We have quite q
number of aspirants for aldermsnio hon
orr, and in fact the race will be very inter
esting through the entire ticket.
Our hay men are now taking advantage
of the sunshine. They ara bringing it in g..
the rate OF ten car loads per day and gre
crowded with orders. This is regarded as
the hay centre of north Texas, at least our
producers say they are patronizsd from
every section Of the state.
DR.. Sewell has just completed the school
census OF this precinct. II numbers 160
the second school precinct Of the county.
We would Ike to have tirst.class teacher
to come among US and build up perma-
neut school.
Farmers are quite busy and will Ia few
days have their CROPS in good condition.
We will yet make an average crop, every
thing being favorable from this time.
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cav 40 NFNo3 Iu.a 10 Tho pTr' -t
Of G a,.h inslos a and r' u.S..5r "3 g,.,
pF7uF IaE T.r n. 1919 and
1917 r. arsl l'y 1gs.t nT General
DHan-t u.N.Tuss .I.tut |rzlrgus 90. tra
hasE urnr M l.y ip .r.I fhH 'r'tEt. uIH hHr
tTHu ..ul,'r General Dig slvg f1R
NtEo .gwrw. tF.Ns.i TnD pr-i rct ia
evrrv r bic ,rgV,
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LITTLE R1cK, ARK, June 13.-tSpccial.l
Will Flynn, who short time since shot
Bob Prp,t, IN this city, was reler sed to.
day. h,s bond Of $4,000 having besn signed
by Jsmeq II. Hornehrpok, Anglo Mare,
his brother Frank and himself Both the
Flynns and oil the members OF the Dorsn
parry are now ones more o. large. These
are The people who engaged in the deadly
affray al Hot SDrings a isw months since.
Vt ie net believed that either party will
Aeresr.er provoke further troubles.
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NL'KINEEY.

MCKINNEY, June l3.-TSpecial l-Crop
lasg.week. Wheat harvesting is about hall
completed. The out crop promises q fine
yield Corn Is improving. Cotton is weedy
and small.
Pete Walton, clerk in the secretary OF
states ofics, is in the city and received a
perfect ovation from his many friends.
Delegates from the Fort Worth conven.
ton arrived at home well pleased with,thsir
trip.
Some interest is being ieken in the New
Orleans exposition, and meeting OF tie
citizens of Collin mas been called by Can.
tain w. N. Bush for the 9th of July, to
take steps to bavs Collin properly repre-
scented.
The examination at the Female college oc.
CURED this week. The pupils exhibit
marked proficiency in the various studies.
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Forty Years Experiences OF an Old Nurse

NOrty tUsfs' 1lNpBTI9HCB OF an Dlu n ur53
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is teh
prescription Of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses IN the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult, 1t corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve il the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar
rh@a in Children, whether arising from teeth
tions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine nuess the fac-simile of Cur
It's & Perkins is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
boftIn
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JEFFIgissON,

JEFrEEsow, June 10 [SseCisI.J Fifty
guns we're fired III la nignt ny the reLu6.
licaus ia honor OF Blsias's nomination.
Speeches were made by some Of the prcmi-
Ient politicians.
The capGart last night given by the club 10
TT'sa ,gods tor the benefit ~ ha free bridge
which was washed away daring the h)ot,
was grand success.
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U..Ini t1.IIfe.uHttI.atfI Ir W.
pHf. Fff hrHI FlHs.ff HEI .hH
far.iVrI fI ifIu lfH.Hi .HHf her
W0i boo .fN .FHf .HHH NHN HrFu
very ."f fa.HHrif.f. NJ
Iue 'r I.i hftu tfTf much
aiiIoi.' i frrt n sIHnrs.' un arculpi
or no Wf H.fH death, a.d n.Hfmn iHfrr
.ra "a. On W fnssd.Y sol s-r0ln, r0ii
irs i0Hs aWHnt hY nor suu, he usrt to
a dfuf one and IufCuafel phia' % lrulb.
ruW sul with This Poi on srr und1uh ly
ended frf .iif. ltifdtnied that srs took if
NIih suicidal intent, bu. 90 sUlfr
up sin, From the iaG', however that
size wis iyi4f o0mposFdIy IN ned win
veil apfssi over her isrs, II looks very
much ss II che had deliberately taken her
lie, Tho Indicators ere tha. she died
"Wednesday night, hli aa Els Was aecn8,
i'mgd o. lray me 1uiri 80 visit her friend
10 ,pi'ion was ofea',d aui 40 saiTcn wHs
made,
mlDLAND.
MinLAED, JuHo l3,-IS Special midland
% grow Hg Rpaee, ami iulii lias tho prom
srs OF .ts youth fhe C4rpeBlgf5 have d he
shea on our nov iepns u.d 10 now awsitH
the artistic t1uchts II tha Ng.g''r g.igTe 90,
CuplrCy, which time o. Wiu open yUt
o. more ambitious towns, Our dTu-
E.oIa mas upared 10 tar
business with good prospects ahead.
Allon Bros lnmlt- is ermnr
rv nearly evey train, hey cold 500
vur.h OF lumber on opening tlv, LHmb'r
i1r = s,ysnlgeu'lnpm hotel 10 cEEtolfd
r11u, Mr.. Warilsw % gentlemen E0m
general U'frtHUG'-7 love, v.rg srrH.e
aud u1iiHHcF. work Do begin rs .r.g.
A p0.tuH'ar hts n D. .nnr. r..i and "a
nos, t'.0 Hs 'u.y U.n' sl,t i.s.I.
% ten aAs.
Abundant rarg lev, ',i!ga IN lhis ss,-
i'gn, making llDo Grass lhc a.cOE and
HF2mi7lngh coca crop % vegetables, wafer.
mHlnnE, etc,
Taein,ura Of this nlsro 10 ass'rsi.
CALvksTuE,
-GAlyE,Try, Juno 10 -TPrCsgl-D. Q
Hgssn, g1E nut 20 f,Wasi'r a. ID he eta.
,l1n, lg tho limo OF tho Gu'L Colorado
& santa Zee, In For. Il I'd county, w,sar
rested by ,ha chief deputy United States
magyagl Yesterday evening gad brought
before Un.iGd States Commissioner Spauu
LAST might. HUsga not being To'dy Tor OK.
gWinatian, tho ctge was COLI
'uugd until Ll.moTraw. Hesfe
30 charged with having violated
section 1891 OF tho Rcgi,ei SralVtes OF the
United States, As .ri- case s. somewhat
complicated aud rs ttcrc IL woman Va tlc
ctse, rich Developments ara an,ic patcd
NgssTs II, NJ. rTEehaart & Go. of IN,
city, to-day closed maWmu.I trade By
which they purCh7sed from MCg8'5.
M7ddos Bros. IL Anderson Of Austin,
3iO sections, over l50t.) ceres of lpud,
pl tho Texas IL = C,ii1 railwuy, in Tom
Green county, Tor the sum OF $3.50, D. The
deeds auG m0atyp97sed haudl To-day. This
i- considered 20 ne oce Gi the largest lard
gl'es between private parties ever mcag In
4 Ssa.
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BEEMoND, Jura IS Especial. i-An ice
G.sam festival was given by sga ladies'
o. the Baptist denopinIii last night,
which prGyed 10 DO quits suo,1zs soclsIiy
and financially the prcSEeds 10 be syC snG
Cd In carpets dGd rep irEg Gs church
Crops are tcmewalt backward SO com.
pared with The CORE lORding time lpet
year, but II the weather G)n,iuues as nov
th0y viii be pushed 'orw-rd with g -ness.
ness, However, tarm9Ts aro jubiIaat over
the present prospects. Weather clegr and
hot. Business dull, which lad Gates Gttun.
ton Owen IN aroma
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ABILENE, June 10 -CS7ecial. Pat S.a.
Gers yesterday shaped three cars OF beef
cattle for ST. Louis, the first etirppenf Ct
tDa season from Abilene.
Frank WI steu, son Of D. ~. Wli3rsu.
and Miss Georgia Fountain were married
last night.
EljcE work a- The cNuG-h-ugr ass heca
completed. ;. ie q hH, dsoue 5rulturs.
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NEWS By SPECIALS

Ls,, Lonln Pplliei ihe All'Absoiblps
foplo Jus New
The Herman pansr lIulllnr 'hr Plum q
Knish's NomiualiD''
Waco Furni.h,s ih' Youngrs. BIide 81
the n asOr,
The Heiald's Weekly Crop Rsporls-
Encouraging Information.
Little ,ROck; Frank fysu l. Bonded
again.
Tho Sial, me aud Casualty Calendar
Almost a Blank.
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ESON 81 HEAEG, Shi' ago
OLIVER DITGON * Co. Boston

.TOTICR-LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON
" the estate OF Mrs. l.. b. GOldthwsite, deceas-
ed, having been granted 10 me on the 9TH day
esta % must pres ent the same within the time
prescribed by law. My p o. address is SOL
Elm street. Dallas Texas.
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PLANO,

PLAgo, June -[5pecinl,l- eShib!-
ton riyeu py the senior ttuGGnig OF TIE
Pleun ingJiiuts last night was rich treat.
Every available sugce in the house was oc-
cupiel long before the entertainment
began The programme fer the evening
was opened with prayer by Rev. Z. j. Mi
lam and welcome cong by the choir class.
The following pieces are the ones most
worthy OF mention: A salutatory with ora
ton by George z. Brown-Subjeots Man
Makes Character and Character make Des-
tiny" which was well spoken. An essay
by Mics Cappie Barnette--Sabjects "Sor-
rows Remembered Sweeten their Present
Joys" was very will read. A vocal duet
"Gypsy Countess" by Miss Armide
Leonim and Alfred Melvin was eXcellently
rendered. A poem, Queen of Progress"
impersonsted By the young ladies, YVES heart.
lily approved. de5Gte waS participated
In by ten Young men-Subject as the
Tendency Of the Stage Morally Iujurious2"
Three judges we're selected, who rendered
their decision in favor Of the negative side.
Both sides made strong, eloquent speeches,
which created rounds of applause. A resi-
tatioa-- Subject: "Mr. Pickwick in o Dial
lemma," by Miss Laura Newman, which
by Miss Julia Mister-Subject: Look Not
Mourrfuly Into the Psst'',
was delivered in amos. eloquent and atfable
manner and elected much praise. A con-
cert recitation-"Angels OF Buena Vista
by the young ladies, deserves great credit.
A melodrama-"Gypsy's Warning" by
Misses Cunmins and Kennedy and Mr..
Williams, delighted the audience. An
oration-"Slent Iufuence," By Dennis
Miller, was spoken in an able manner.
The evenings entertainment wac closed by
valedictory by Miss Artnidie Lanim,
which she recited in touching and elo-
quent manner thst brought forth much
praise AMI congratulations from the vast
crowd Music was rendered between the
above piece, which made it quite enjoy
ablo,
Misses Rowene and Emma Patterson,
two accomplished young ladies' of Dallas,
returned home this afternoon after brief
visit here.
A liaht rain fell here this evening.
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The skin is OF that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by theuse of PoZzoni's medicated COM
plexion power all roughness, salloRness and
irritation can be overcome, leaving the skin
delicately white, soft and smooth, This
preparation has a worldwide reputation, SO
no fear need be entertained OF the result.
Sold by all druggists.
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L1omiS mill, l.s miles uaria % the city,
tO.asv, Destroyed most ut tho struc, urr,
killed Aut1B1g CUpeu'er tho engineer
lud Elias he, add badly wounied i|I
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SONG Worship !
THE NEW
Sunday School Song Cook

ByL. Q. EMERSON aud WI sHERWIN.
Price 30 cents: $50 per hundred.
The advent Of a New Sun DAY school Song
Book by two such mel the gent e,ncn ABOVE
named is II noGsh bile event.
Nj Emerson stands COufessedly IN the very
front rank of church music composers. and Mr..
SherWin, also eminent as n composer, has had
great success in the Compli9r of the best.
known Sunday school Music Books and has for
years hgd charge oft 70 musical Department at
CHAU yAUpUA
And Other fomous assemblies o. sunday School
worker, THE music ana words of SONG
WORSHIP mark q step in advance, being far
above the ordinary sunday. School 'Jtngles.'
and are dign.Ged without being dull
The II, mns are By cmireEt riterS, and are
full OF the best religious ruth.
The Music is of Il high or Ter SupeIiutend-
euts wi, be pleas, d with the Index Of SUBJECTS,
Of which there Is gt' nj variety.
Ministers caupot fail to Ike the Hymns,
One specimen cOny mailed post free for tweu-
ty.ive cents. Specimen page free.
LYON Sc HFiNGY, Chicago
OLIVER DITGON Il Co. d BOSTON,.
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A Down Town Merchant.


Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonies and cries ola suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured a supply for the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have it administered to the child, as she
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
nighttime child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room TO attend to some domestic
duties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered a por-
ton of the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder
full change, ard although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never yet failed to relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. 25cents bottle.
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Cure for Piles.
Piles ara frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times SYMPTOMS
of INDIGESTION are present, as tiatulency ,un.
easiDesa of tho stomach, etc. A moisture,
greeable itching, alter getting warm, ia a
very common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield at once to the sppli.
cation of DR.. Bossnkos Pile Remedy. which
acts directly upon the parts affected, sb.
scrbing the tumors, slaying the intense
itching, and affecting a permanent cure.
Price 30 cents. Address, The Dr. Bosanco
Medicine Co, Piqua,, Ohio. Sold by W. Il.
Patterson e. Co.. Dallas.
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HOUSTON,

HOUSTON, June 13.-[Special. TO dsv
John Walton was arrested in Libarty On
the charge of having robbed the body OF
Mr.. Edw0rd Atkinson, who was drowned
three weeks ago while transferring passen-
gers by steamer across breaks in the Texas
& New Orleans road. The body when
turned over to relatives by John Walton,
who found it, had no jewelry about it..
Circumstances pointed to him as being the
thief, and detectives were pat on his trail.
Yesterday they got confession out of the
old mans son that he had taken the watch
and rings. A preliminary trial was had
and bond allowed. There is little doubt
about his being the right man. He was
paid $500 sward for finding the body.
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DEEIsoY, JuCe J3-[Sp 'cial. 1.-The cid
Windmill Wagon-yard aud stsole, south
east corner Oh Fiunin ard Main s'ryerg
burlad last night. il wss vacant ut The
lime. II w5a VALUED a5 about $500; injured.
a severe Wind storm prevailed t,lis alter
noon. No reports - damage yet.
The C1ilonGde hotet will cpsn in . few
dgys,
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lI,hnn slmn,nn,, CondItIon.

pH!LADEtruA, jane ~ Bishop glmD.
s1nls very tow. plys!G'8a5 h-ys lat!e
hop0 - ni5 rrcny1ry
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SAN ANTONIO, June ID Especial Yes
terdsy afternoon ut O'Clock the clerk OF
the Central hotel went to the room of Oath
arine Tu!ly, an employe in the kitchen,
and found her lying composedly in bed on
her back with veil spread over her face
and sleeping in death. She had been
missing from the hotel since Wednesday,
but her absence did not attract any atten-
ton or cause suspicion, os she frequently
went down town to visit FRIENDS
and stayed away for q day
or two It time. Mrs. Tuliy was an Irish
woman and had been connected with the
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TYLER, June 13.-[special. l--The con,
tilntG warm and dry weather for the PAST
rem dsys has greauy improved tho condi-
ii0L Of growing cfopg in ,ais sgCtinn. IL is
no% thought that corn sufficient for home
consumption will be produced, ard with
continued favorabl3 season an average Get.
ton Crou
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10 " I'd YnrNAn- /. rnnNsDAy JUNNl1 IssL

u..I |... .II
Hf.f...HIH. H..I .IHfI|4 N.r
IH ffH ffiIfH fn1
..Ui H...| .mH.H FIIfsHf
tu..t ff.f fHIf.H. pIHH. .H.H
ItF..t.I HI ...I HH".F II l.VH nH.
ffr.lfH tIm. a.arff| tIft.0s nj
huT1rrI ul ...Irt .tulI Ilfis
Embarrassed.
Elrt.Ur rs June lI-fls Plup.t's
g.y.H.s u.us H Flubsrfa-ssi. PrsltFnt
Wa. arr u.f published a no Co., ihu' owing
lrtIuuts hHyug nfeI Clrrulysd That tie
balk would r'isa i1irs, ne si.l meet those
hsFiur interest bearing dsposlis Saturday,
Juno 2l5t, when boz Fil make Attitemsnt
ant rr1 position Meanwhile This Oank will
rtrsivl and 10Y .4t "a check HCfluuF, bu
sill feiusn 40 irt arfst bearing u pusts |
Dec STORE trs .t.sn.i 'lsy vi, receive |
every ant
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HOT SPRINGS.

HoT SPRINGS, june 13.-[Special. 1.-The
body OF German bartender, named Fritz
Myer, was found this morning near this
city with his throat cut from ear to ear. A
razor was found near the body. The coro-
ner's jury returned verdict OF suicide.
Myer was dissolute fellow, addicted to
drinking. He wss unmarried.
The morning Herald tho democratic Or
gan here, has been absorbed by the Evening
SentineI, INDEPENDENT,
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Mother Swans Worm syrup.
Intsllible, tasteless, harmless, oathertic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con
situation, 25c.
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country esn be- sdloHsd YsHsisy snd
lssi nIfht ihf f'HiH fImmofcrrtHut ffffs
c'ffH I inu riarH. There Nrfs tVH HrfnuHifs
william Wetiar. n' MsrshaN, aId T.. VI.
WYrtk. "A Magnolia Afkartas fnssa a't
ipfiainwffiq Hafe n a highly in rrH Ivf
aud rttstt (. irr rrHrtciff, end Wof l.fsf-
IYa.tardri hF rituts ant psirpu1 a fht
school rsy " n uayIs, pnnr'ris WAC
boo hsi rnsfrs zoe ihH ilundsiirn ui mo
sHulol has hFauuurr lr in histil IriH t1 p .
mote tup oku.e oi fdursf'Du am0uF,t thT.n
u1iortd nsllls, und uublr has ha succeeded
Judging from Whist We cav and card les
night. We Frr iniluned thai PfOtHsrF
Davis fftifts from the management sul
will b. succeeded hy d., heaiJstii, N Now
Orleans, The uuiyrrilY Was never he a
m0rr ilouTi.hlns o0n|ii0l ihan II b 10 day,
uUItSET,
BUENET, June l3.-IS .o.ri IA dillogl,
ty occurred ~ idsuI Yesterday between
Deputy shsrn SiUtlrmytr and W Z
Swanson, 81 THAI Eac', which resulted IA
swanson being su1t inI'l times, tie rs
now reported m avery critical condition,
Fall particulars as - tho origin NJ tho
trouble o1nuot ha DA'liIsJ a. tl'a line
IL III Bryce, 20 Barrett ra0 D. attending
court ~ L,HUo, also had some trouble VITA
'he Ciiic-n, duHng Nhiel, no isrTp5rtrd o.
nave been tif With pis 10 and badly hurt,
LlNna Is not making q very lii.lisHt
record 77 l0e7l option t1Nn,
Loomis a thDr1liHn hove csdrr7 from ,Ea
western counter 'or 10000 tees OF gmpsf.
Seventy Ege thousand tees az this Is l1r iau
new in Q L.Ero,
FluF.ilyr warnua were loaded O. mo
A"sHs E Nrrf'scsH.l railroad depot loo
U.F brUIl .nr fnH oti',
Pes ugr' q S'Hnu closed hero iuHHr
Tho clr.Us t-Hr'iFgs consisted 90 rsCNG,
lions. designations Hul music, The Gu-
Uils aCl1I'lTt Themselves In a very brilliant
way, WaigR n lsc'3 EgCat clea.toH lgirraor
Elssgl Hnd his ,blo ossi5.lnl6.
=, q. jrant. 81 thN Gull, COLORADO q
Saba 10 FPliglat, usssgd through the city
90 day eu r1gio Tor bis rome o.; ldbcr,y
aNl.
j. A RaombIg, PRECEDENT Of tho Aus.la
& Northwestern railroad, was ~ tho city
yesterday,
Wool "a coming ia a. rapid rate, aud Do
n now estimated that Buraeps share Wilt
loot no q million sud O h6u pounlC,
Two negroes were arrested beIe to-day
',r stealing !j5 tom II. W. Logan, o. the
Horse Shoe raloou.
Bsytrlm IS on boom again, T3'GEraah.c
advice i-cm there yesterday reported trip
lets In lna case, tGina In another, gLG oIn
lone birth on the same dav. The mother
OF tao trIp!ets has decided ~ name them
Faith, HNpn aud CbaIiiy.
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FOR THE FARMER
sugges.lm. tut O. van ny 10
T. u,.,
A word Of Gaoul,aas 0" a Sa..nrll.

..iy should b. M excess
Coal ashes posses up value Irr .0ri ain.
| pu rH,tF. tgt ace tN--.l %. Tor rr.If lu.
! Ens land if,aUlr
| Wheat should not be Gus t1n green, I1I
] .luull % ftsGt long sisr ryrIluF, cut
Itiag wheat a. mo proper tma N. y-ars
I l.--.
Z. rH-uT .vaTf SAYS ,lEt Zen vlunus ID
/ furuf.s with .ua sua % lg., pounds 4t @ Il
Twill .lt.fH O. yuugs sHaep ur .umb las.tf
rl+u com s.H-r
Jus. sH Ono try washer l.Fiss 10 Ile
time no. uu' enc ru ..Farlr in motion, IaHe
| PEI n1.Hus hEa ,n. ar'r' ,lG -'il o. a.j. .
| Iut.iI.. .sFa. t}.' tI.crs % grrg slt.
Nn... HsH I"uTIH n. IuIu. ..a4rH. GVHl
| la 300 ..u..H ul H.g. Erwr.u. loon
I..E-. l.H .rr.r shalt tons 1t Il I.H'H .r.
Ipuu.. lnII4 Ct uaw. ono AHV -.4.I .4t.
|l yf.I rIy Ihr. .u.H .EH average
| amount .a rTtrIu I-.|l,r u tgsy ,ur
| uI On. lu.fI... .....s tlr.HI.uf .. gl
/ ordinary c.n.u. Dos .gIn .rvGr..
/ I.a-ur n..r $50. 100 tom tFH D.. .Hur
| pounds. % rair E.u u...".l GIa I4s o.
|su.lrttg root. Iu-e crop should Doc rTawu
| UU Han rick. u,i.a.s 4n.., zee rom .Ilrgf,
I ay heavy. .rr l.n.s rrf urt aHHa.ls r
| them. lie WELD varies fr8m -UI .. 100
! bushels. and The tu.Hr rom them q. .-
Ir.UuolfrG mraa % Tpggubu t..tN..r.
! tsD.t.r,f.Iv us.d from cone.
! 4. Z
iHaTar'm,lt ol ag. 'eu.lufe a, tle stlfr of
| GrcTti,. Ia -n,Wfr tu .ln4.ri.s from farm.
| rra. II.qses tllg suuuul.rm.ut Ia circular
| No ID from tlEt i.par. mont a. regard 60
| me commercial y4.us Il the tJr.ii.grr Ia.
| srguiruts OF cotton srrl mgaI: Based on
! NE valuation oil r,fmclls nov al1p.r ( ia
! thi-Fta,F iar estimating ths lplutiyt com.
frrTrlIly,'u, nt I-stl...sry, one tna q. cot.
Lam GOD ncs. is r'ur d about $40 SO.r
We cr4 F,slr ia wnat situation lane has
b-rp mos. i, etUi, srva ,he low. II risra,.
! From h., mower 10 Gtgsmno.a 3. has been
| frluJ usefll On moor Granite s0il., Fan
! ia c.usiic urp 20 C1ri6cli iniurIoua mat.
! ter, sUca q, sulDhats Al iron in soil Lime
| b..,, g no aut pulv,rrss SIN claws, il.
proyinr t.e'r texture. J. leo mgOsgs inert
g.,ct,blP meter. u1I,. r.rtg. e,c. IL
sg.tsps the decay II 5.ag,r nature aud
Ind c,r,,asr,. IN re. M rI.tt.r. &c , ont
,,. sil snrf, c,g,a a tr, s.luur,J ov,llt,s,
ant, bs U.a,fp usplui ,.ey must us cos.
Odd vii, garth ,u-.rg tHs lci5u uf The
.ffcs a. a,,brb the . lluanIa.
Transplant leeks 10 lltit proper plNce In
ihs rsrjeu agl avs iD.m clean ,ull,ya.
.',.
H., not Igr-rt vaur swpet herbs and oar.
"a shjng plaLts. No r.Tdsu IA compltts
g,,sGaut in.,,.
SOW rhsmuio1 of Elrlaud Tor turrss-
.inns n ,g-p,n oeng. AID ptlt IN y I'm ali cr5p
a'isl ,'tig ssower. That is the oeit Wy
to procure enough o! chem.
Lettuce plants tnat came M late may be
SGT out me. WI nov 40 az Wen as u they
had Naen started CsT.y, but may nlyertht-
less b. utii!@.d.
A slight mulch'nG Is excellent Tor melons
now, but DO not hoe or cultivate emoIE the
VINES. Pal OUT the Waeda and grass by
hcad and WORK the ground GROUND t.em.
Peppers love hit wes. her, add plentiful
number mny be grown q ths rlHGis are set
end is adapted to gpCc al purposes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

GALVESTON, juno l3.-rhe following is thu
daily compsrstiye cotton statement:

Exports this week: Great Britain, 1904;
France, none; Continent, 1928. Stock at
all United States ports this day, 427,724;
this day last year, 442,052.