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Professor Cummins on Crops.

Professor w. f, Cummins has
just returned from trip through
the western and northwestern
parts Of this county, and reports
that tke prospects for crops were
never better at this time OF tho year
Farmers have commenced harvesting
their wheat and tho yield per acre will
DO more than average. Tire wheat has
not been injured by rust, but
has been blown down, in
some fields, but not to such extont as To
iniure the crops, but only mako 10 more
d thcult to harvest. Cotton crops are a
little late, aud the farmers are behind
with their work, but u thelo tx no rain
for tho next week everything will be
In good condition for fine crops OF cot
ton. Corn crops are looking ~ hno as
could be desired, and where the land
was not too level the crops arc clean.
Tho farmers are In Cine spirits and n
the crops yield ~ now promises there
viii DO no moro heard the cry of hard
times.
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day. He had been siling, but the doc.
Tors said he was recovering, The inn
mediate cause Of his death was heart
disease. He had not been confined to
his bed. His case was argued in an
peal and was awaiting Judgment, which
was delayed because the judges could
not agree"
"Coustable Dennis impaneled a Jury
and On inquest was held. A verdict of
death, the result of heart disease, accsl.
Grated by confinement, and other dis.
eases, was returned. The remains were
sent 10 Charlotte, Michigan, this MON
day. morning, for interment. tits sun
posed that the deceased (Baum) had
| considerable property in Texas, but he
ala not, although he had inten ded TO
make WILL"
Frederick Baum, who formerly lived
in jackson, died last Saturday in Chat.
ham, Ontario, Of heart disease, aged 40
years, leaving wife and two daugh
tiers, Joseph Lang, of Charlotte, a
brSther-in-law of deceased, went 10
| Cha than, had the remains embalmed
and brought to Jackson on Day express.
and the funeral took place at noon
to-day at the Hebrew cemetery, on
West avenue jackson michigan
Citizen.
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SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
SAN ANTONIO, Juue6.-' 5pa.ial. The
San Antonio d Arkansas Pass Railway
direC org have let tho contract Tor de-
livering the rails, spikes and fasleuings
the delivery ~ commence act latgr than
September LIST, and al To be- delivered
within eight months, pay lent to be
taken Ia first mortgage bond stock.
The FIesident is authorized 10 contract
for ties, bridge thmbers and other lum-
Der for tho irst s0 miles, amounting 20
slSJ,0O0. Nearly all this money has been
raised and the county is fnll OF idle mon
willing TO work. The president says
with money TO pay hands he could rush
the 20 miles through in three mon this.
FORT WORTH AND WAXAHACHIE.
FORT WORTH, June Special. T.
A grand jubilee meeting was held at
( the opera house tonight, lasting until
II o'clock. Seventy-twO thousand i've
hui dred dollars had then been raised
1900 in excess OF the amOuut asked fer
the Fort Worth, Wsxahachie Il Sabine
Pess road The corporation, through
its president announced that on
Thursday 3 surveying party WOULD be
put in the field and at work viii b.
gin in a very short time. CS'"0" uage
firt d, u band played and spsA %ere
made. The builders promised to be
r. adv 10 haul cotton before Christmas
The building # this road connects Fort
Woiih with the 1000 miles 90 tho Hunt
ingtOn system.
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PERSONAL.
Judge j. T,lHarcourt, Of Weatherrord,
was in the city yesterday.

Judge j. TlHarcourt, Of Woatherrord,
was in tho city yesterday.
Colon. q. l.. Jacobs, OF Thorn
Springs, ia IN tho city visiting relatives.
e. W. Carpenter Is In tho city on
business connected with his company,
Through Pullman Shoppers 10 ST.
Houston a Texas Central $3.50 a. m.
train.
Mr.. w. A. Garner, proprietor Of tho
Fort Worth 1.-Two Stock Journal, IL I'm
the city or was yesterday,
Captin A. j, Bussey, agent OF the
Silsby steam engine manufacturing
company, Is in tho city.
Mr.. j, ID. Adams, the urbane aud efli-
ciontolork orthe Federal Court, loft yes
terday FOR a several days visit TO Tyler
aud east Texas.
Miss Mamie Bryan returned yoster.
day from Nashville College, Nashville,
tennessee, whore she graduated on tho
3D. Instant with the highest honOrs.
Miss Josie Field, who graduated with
tho highest honors at the Western Con-
servatOTy of Music at ROlla Missouri, ar
rived home yesterday morning, Rccem
panied by her farther, Judge A, II.
Field.
Mr.. William Annesser, proprietor of
Ottawa FIGURING Mills, and dealer in
grain, flour aud feed, Ottawa, Ohio. one
Of the excursion party, Is here with the
view of establishing a large Touring
mill,
The Houston 4 Texas Central IL the
shortest and quickest route TO st. Louis
and only line running through Pullman
sloepors, leaving Dallas (9:20 n. m.) In
the morning via Denison and Indian
Territory.
Mr., Sam Miller, a veteran journalist
and agent for Dan Rice the famous
Snowman and orator, IL In the city and
made THE HERALD pic asant call yes-
torday. Colonel "Dan" will entertain the
public Tuesday night at Mayors hall
ON the "lndioeyncracies OF tho human
mind" He left last evening for Fort
Worth whore no talks Monday night,
Colonel Dan Rice the veteran show.
man, q man known In all continents, Ia
In the city and will deliver lecture at
Mayors hail Tuesday evening. He has
been the observed ofall observers since
his advent in Dallas and win doubtless
deliver the most humorous and enter
tanning lecture ever I. heard In this
city.
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Boston, June 6.-The governor has
signed she Hoossc tunnel bill. BY this
bill the STATE sells to q new corporation
the Hoosac Tunnel and the Troy a
Greenfield railway. The State is ia
take its nay in the stock and bonds OF
the corporation, The Uen corporation
is practically I'm limited as 80 the
amount Of its capital stock,
but must ME it's certificate
Of Crgeniz ton within three months
Tho FitChburg road is th0 backbone OF
the now corporation. Othsr lines may
p'rtioio Gate and be in Tho enterprise.
The bill lays the foundation for o msm.
meth through route from Boston viathe
Huoa9c tunnel 80 Chicago.
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The following prisoners, convicted at
tho last term Of Inc District Court, were
sentenced yesterday morning by lodge
Aldredge, Of the Distric. Court:
George Mccoy, burglary, three cases;
Two We ,rs IN each case.
w. IL. Edmonson, theft Of horse; five
years,
George Rawlius, burg ory, three cases;
TWO years in each case.
II, ID. Grider, alias DO Sale, theft of
horse; nine years.
Joe Newman, burglary; two years,
Joe Newman, theft; Two years.
Rufus MeN,a, alias RuiariO, assault 10
murder; two years.
jane, Walls, theft Of cloak, who was
given five years, aud II. Nontresser,
who gOt u years and months for rape,
have filed motions Tor new trials.
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SERIOUSLY SICK

kx-Presldont ArthUr's Health Badly
shattorsd-A RocIuse from Both Bust.
ness and Social Pleasures.
NEW York, Juuo 3.-The Commercial
Advertiser says tonight; Ex.Presidenl
Artbur's health has for some time been
source of apxiety to his many friends
in this city and throus hout tho country.
He has been living quietly at his home,
No. 1913 Lexington avenue, since his re.
turn from Fortress Monroe. lie has re
fused all Invitations to go into society
and he has avoided law business in a
manner very suggestive Of a sick man.
His once robust ply sique, which carried
MN through 70 many trying situations,
seemed, at the elimination OF his am.
billion, To have deserted him. Although
every effort has been made by his most
intimate friends and the members ni his
temily To conceal the generals real con-
dition. there can bo no mistaging the
iact that he IL, and has been Tor some.
time, extremely il.
THE BREAKDOWN.
IL was observed during the last month
OF his term that the presidents health
was failing him. Although he retained
his flesh, his face lost his usual ruddy
color, assuming yellowish pallor that
caused some alarm. It was only with
the greatest difficulty that Miss Arthur
and Mrs. McElroy persuaded the presi-
uent TO SEQ physician. The only thing
That was needed, according TO the doc
tor, to restore his health was rest. This
Mr.. Arthur could not at that critical
time obtain. He was In an ex-
uemely delicate position, which
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UndelLvered relcrrnms.

Messages remaining on hand az the
Western Union Telegraph Onice, corner
Elm and Lamar streets. Parties can
get thom hy calling from s to 10 a. m,
and from 20 y. Sm.:
McEnnlS & ca, DIT Ralnwater, r. 8
Munger, holland & McR1sky, d NJ Os.
borne Il Co. (3), Il X Baker, Tomnkins
M * Co., Stenim0ns & Field, United
States Attorney Bigger, Pacific Express
Agent, Ewing Il Addison. a 3 Tabor O
a Heating, u o Hnger, @ Dunn a.
Co Mrs Pfeiiler, Armstrong Bro..,
u w Watkins.
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Don't fail to attend the union Sunday
school concert, at l:SOp. m. to-day, in
the Bab,.st Church. There is on hand
an exceedingly Interesting programme,
containing solos by some pleasing and
popular singers, among whom are
MrS. Mulli0 CrDSthwGit and Misses
Emma Oppsnhein and Maggie Ayres
Sprigntly little ROTATIONS viii b0 gwen
Ivy sOWe O.. enc children.
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The papers quoted from contain the
following concerning the death and
burial OF L. Baum, the cotton swindler.
The Chatham, Ont, Tri-weekly Planet
says; "Baum, the Texan, and alleged
forger, who has been awaiting extradi-
ton in Chatham Jail for several weeks,
died unexpectedly at o'clock, Satur-
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pOFgOui.

No name is better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that OF
Mr.. j. A. Pozzoni. For years he has
made himself famous by the elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
its way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admires
more to produce or enhance II than a
use Of Mr.. Pozzonps preparations.
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Tone OF do slock nlnrl.et.

NEw YORK, June 6.--In government
boads this IS wore shade lower and cur
renog G's per cent. lower;otuerwise un-
chenged. state bonds dun Dut steady.
Railway bonds less active The stock
market has been extremei dun ali day.
The total transactions we're G9752
shares
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Inspecting thc Texas vs.. Louis.

WACO, juno O.. Special)--Treasurer
l.. b Fish and party, of tho Texas & ST.
Louis railroad, having inspected their
line TO its western terminus, and finding
everything In good shape, returned east
this evening,
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Remember the only train running
through Coaches aud Pullman Hotel
cars through the "beautitul Indian Tor
ritory," leaves the brick depot every
night, sleeping Car berths reserved
In advance 500 Main street.
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Try the Pu Imam Buffet Sleeping
coaches now beln. run to 1T. Louis over
the Iron Mountain Route leaving Dali
las Union Depot 0;l0 every morning.
They are the finest slaepers in the
C.uth
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nL ELMl~rsEE


Narrow Escape.
ROCHESTER,, June /, 1880. "Ten
ealS ago l was attacked with the
my back and
.r.,,- Kidneys.
TO NV brainl
(which made me deliriousl
"From agonylll!
1T took three men 10 hold me on m
| bed ut times!
"rhe Doctors tried in vain to reliev
! me, but to no purpose.
| Morphine and other opiatesl
Had no etlectl
"After two months was given up to
"When my wife
heard a nelghbOr tell what Hop Bitter
mad done for her she at once cot and
gave me soue, The first dose eased INV
brain and seVmed 20 60 hunting through
my syetum for the pain.
Tho second dose eAsod me so mueh
that slept two hours, something had
not done for two months. Before | had
USED hve bottles ! was we'll aud NJ
work rs hard AZ angina could, for ove,
three weeks; but worked too hard for
my strength, and takiuk q hard cold. /
vas takon with tho most acute and pain.
mi rheumatism all through my system
that ever was known.
81 called the doctors again, and fter
several weeks ,hey lett me cripple on
/ crulchos for life, "a thoy said. met
friend aud told him my case, and he said
Hop Bitters had cured him and would
cure me. Ipoohed at him, but he was
so earnest | was induced to use them
again.
In less than four weeks threw away
my crutches and went TO work lightly
and kept on using tho bltters for ave
weeks, until ] became as well as anv
man living, and have been 80 Tor six
years since.
1t has also cured my wife, who had
been sick for years. and has kept her
and my children well and healthy with
rom two TO three bottles per wear.
There Is no need TO be sick at an il these
bitters are used, j. j. BERK. Elk Super.
visor.
"rhat poor invalid wife, Sister,
Mother,
"Or daughterllli
"Can be made the picture of health!
with a few bottles OF Hop Bittersl
LW-None genuine without q bunch of
green Hops on the white liable. Shun
all the vile, poisonous stuff with "HopD
or Hops" In their name.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
Mrs. Chalmers.

WACO, juno 5.-[Speclal.l Mrs. Cha,-
ners, wife of Mr.. Albert Chalmers. both
among the Oldest residents OF Waco,
died last night and was buried this at
oruOun.
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a nnkor Is n nrrrnr.

Why is baker like beggar? He
kneods bread. They may both need
someth ng TO cure diarrhWa or dysen-
ltry. Dr. B,ggars' Huckloborry Cordial
la tlU thing.
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PIrTsBURG, Juue 8. The Analga.
mated Association is holding its annual
reunion at Beaver, Pennsylvania, to-
day. The attendance Is not as largo So
usual, not more ta1u 1000 people hoiuc
present. There Is nothing new I'm the
GfrflEn
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FLOTsAM.

Go, mean you, to the Pavilion Rink,
Admission only 10 cents.
Grand ball at the Pavilion Rink Mon.
day night June S, iull brass band. Cars
Will DO Ia waiting after the ball.
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Pavilion Skating Rink; now attrac
tons every night, also Professor
Buell's Silver Star full brass band
Come, l mean you. Admission only
rs cents
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COTTON BRIT REPORT
The cotton belt weather report for Texas.
showing me mnAlmnm and minimum tenn.
ggrHture; also the rainfall for inc mast 9l
hours. Is ns follows.
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p oiessor Csthc7r's first grand ball
Monday evening June s at 10 DO, m, ~
Pavilion Rink.
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLAs

For any case OF the following diseases vi
durable that
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LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON


lblic sentiment has been thoroughly aroused
at LIST, in favor Of the movement toward the
erecting of B;rtho!di's Statue, Liberty En-
tightening the World in the harbor Of New
York. Americans now understand that those
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permeating this nineteenth century.
Some idea of the extent of the public senti-
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World has boon able to report subscriptions
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aging less than 81 cach the grea .sslk of these
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What magnif ;ent object it will be, towering
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the oppressed countries beyond the ocean. At
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While large subscriptions are always desirable
il would be far more to the credit OF this great
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