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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

= 9ie beriibmte @ef9i1te bon Sc
bel's nnitern ereignet f9 in Der Welt
INNER einmal mieoer. 9ur9 ben
SeIbftmorb zines arrnen S9neibers in
philadelphia fn6 foIgenoe Sbatia6en
iiber bas llngliid, pel9es 6enielben
in biefem 2eber perfolste, befannt gez
tporben: Nls ct geboren tpurbe,
mar er f9ier 5u f6ma@, UNI bies
les greigniB gu iiberleben. 9reimal
tpdre ct beinabs ertrunfen; fieben Mai
tpurbe er bon 9unben gebi6en urb
itanb in @efabr, bon ber Sonmutb be-
fallen gu tuerben. ginmal feel er bon
einem boben @eritf an elmer 2ir9e urb
muBte gu gutter Sept nod Ii Sage i'm
@efdn9niB i@ma6ten. 90 inn bas
Slid ni6t ld6eln wolte, berfiel er auf
ben @ebanten, es bur6 bas 2otteries
ipiel gu er3pinsen. 9ier berIor er Nls
les utto iagte fi9 aus WersmeiFuns cine
&ugel our6 ben Ropf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19
9antpfer Qgentnr.

Die nGreie greHe ar 8 e.
ras" bertritt bic folsenben Sampfer.
ainien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nustunft
tpegert ganage nod unb bon europa
unb berfauft 9ampfi6if. uub gifens
babnbillete gu ben niebrieffen Staten.
Die 2ite Der bon uns reprdlentirten
2inien lit:
$aitburs . Anterifaniide 9ampfs
iGifffabrts @efelf9aft.
8eo gtar 9inie (Slmttperpen).
gDmpa8nie @emerale Sranss
atlantiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19
ssad5 Ser alten Seimatb

reiien morgen frlb per Snternationat.
8abn 9err Grib S9reiner uno Grau,
6. 3uf9lag uub Grau, gmiI @abr.
numb un6 Grau uno bic 5rls. Ratie
Wur3ba@, emma Segen unb abele
Sartor ab. Nm 1. Mai be9iebt ii9 bic
&eiieseieli9aft on 8orb bes 2Iopb.
Oompfers sSrabe" unb tpiro adt Sage
fpdter in Bremen lanben. Wir tpiini9en
nMeeresfiae uno glidli6e Sabrt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

saE Serr 5. 6. Smith, Der &eiIenoe
Bet gbieagoer Girma Belforb, @larf &
So. bate bas unglid f9 bas 9anbs
geleut i6limm gu perfau6en. sd
battle groBe S9merser su leiben" iagte
er uunb meme 9anb mar fart sei@wols
len, aber Elm paar giareibungen BON
"Chamberlains Pain Balm" befreiten
MID bon meinen S9meraen unb bers
trieben bic Inf@weuung in elmer Na@t,
10 baB i'd meine Sbdtigteit ni9t gu urtz
terbrs9en brau6te. Sd fann baber
"Chamberlains Pain Balm aus Der.
i6nli6er @rfabrung empfeblen. Gum
8erfauf bel 81. @obn & Co., s. Salt
eper & 5pbn unb a1en Wpotbetern.
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MuerIef.

= Stimmt mOreen Il r bic rteue
Nnleibe.
Worgeu mir6 hber bic reue Nn.
leibe abgeftimmmt.
= er iir Die neue Nnleibe 1timmt,
Der Mil ben GOrtf6ritt Der @taot.
= Stlmrrt morgen Il + bic neue
Nnleibe.
= STRENGTHENING toftet @elb.
Bepiligt es, inoem ibr mprgen fur bic
neue Wnleibe ittmmt.
: Ser 8un6esmari6aa paut Stride
bat folgenbe Nifitenten %ernannt:
Capt. 9. g. 9ubaI, %. $. 8an &iper
unb u. 9ilgore. Sebterer 1T in @uero
gu 9auie.
= Serr 60. 9ieKelborit er6fnet
ben Surnbalez@ arten am Samffag oeu
20. Npril our9 elm groBes promenabens
&on3ert nit gaQ. Sir freunbIi6e Gin
laoung beften 9anf.
= Wm Sfers5 onntag fin6et in Der
Wrbeiterbereins: Sale Elm Ron5ert bes
6. u. 9euti1er Mdnner9ors NIT boz
rauf folgenben San3trdn59en fat.
unferen Sanf fit Die freunoli6e @ias
labung.
= 9eute gormittag battsn mir Die
groBs Jreube, 9etrn BauI Stride,
ben nsu ernannten Bunbesmarf6au fur
@efts Seras, in unierer Office besriBen
gu f6nnen. 9err Stride pirb bemnd9ft
gang uno gar bon 8renbam na9 San
Mntonio iberfieoeln unb bas bieiige
Seuifdtbum bat ole uria9e, bieien
3upaGs nit @enugtbuung 81 be-
griiBenl
= 9eute Worge1 TIM 10 ubr puroe
oas GeuersG Department alamirt, fanb
aber ni6t mebr @elegenbeit gum gins
i9reiten, ba bon ben berbeieilenben
Na9barn bas Geuer, pel6es in einem
8oarbingbauie in Der SolebabfraBe
ausgebro@en, bereits seloI6t mar.
S@on gu mieoerbolten Walen 1T lit
lebter 3eit in 0ieiem 9auie auf mDites
ri6ie @eiie Geuer aufaetommeu, aber
iteis fonnte es re6t3eitig gel6i6t tper=
ben. Gin minberidbriges Megermdbz
9en, auf bic Der 8erba1t fdut, oas
6euer anselegt gu baben, tpurbe per=
baftet. 9as Geuer tam in einem 9leis
beri6rante aug. unb bic Mirtbin be:
bauptet, fe babe, dig iie bur9 ben
&aud aufmerfiam gema9t, fi6 in bas
betrefenbe 3immer begeben poIte, bas
Mdoden aus bemielben laufen ieben.
2e5tere basegen beitreitet snti6ieben,
bas fragli6e 3immer betreten gu baben.
Srgenb ELM @runb, Bet bas Wtdb9en
gu biefer Sarblung beranlaien fonnte,
1T nidt eri6tIi9.
Rr Cine neus 5enouna moberner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19
8einc iiberiifiaet ~Xebrer=Hrifumaem
fffehri

M$1%
Wie Superintendent COOPER in einem
&unbi9reiben an bic S1ulbebbrben
befimmt, f6naen in 3utunft Die 2ebrers
3eugniRe in ben folgenben 5d0en bon
bcn borgeiebten Beamten obne borber>
sebembe no@malige prifung erneuert
tperSen:
y Wenn bic friibere prifung cine
grhnbIi6e u1b b%olfdnbige &enntniB
be- 2ebrgegenfanbes, pel9er in Jrage
ftsbt, nadseuieieu bat, unb bic 2eifun.
gen bes 2ebrers bon ben 3ruftses unb
Iatrcaen Der S9ule, an tpel9er ct ses
lebrt bat, als be~friebigenb era9tet
tperben.
p Wenn felbft fur ben Sal, baB bic
uripriingli6e priifuna Elm paar i6wade
punfte in ber &enntniB GINGER unters
ridtseeaenitdnbe aufgehieien baben
folte, bic praftiI9en 2eitungen bes
2ebrers in bobem @rabe b~efriebisenb
unb iein Nerbaltea iber allen SaoeI ers
baben gepefen ftnb.
81 Wenn Der 2ebrer in ber @ountps
anifalt benz WorrnaI l1nterri9t p6bs
rerb ber 5~erisnseit fleibis beisetuobnt
un6 fi9 beftrebt bat, feline amtli@e
Sii9tigteit Az f6rbern.
Dur6 biefe Befimmunsen 1T ber
Glase iber bic unniibeu unb bdufig
tpieberfebrenben prtiangen, tpel@e bas
@ei6id beg 2ebrers nod 6a3u bdufig
in bic gnti@eibung unbefdbieter unb
sa feinem fa@tun6isen urtbeil 5ere9s
tister 2euten legten, 10 siemli9 gang
abgebolfen, ba bic brei obengenannten
pobl bic meiiten Der iiberbaupt porfoms
member Gdle beden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

DaT &beumatismus, @i9t unb Neu=
raleia perben meiftens bur9 S9drfe
i'm 8lute eraeugt, unb es lit cine Der
9aupt gisepf6aften bptt 8 I. &i6>
monbs Samaritan Nerpine,
ale bieie 8erunreinisunsen bes 8lutes
aus3ui6eiben. Sci allen Mpotbeferu
gu baben. Meine frau 1T babur6 bon
&beumatismus gebeilt tporoen.
s. 8. GIet9er,
Sort Collins, Sol.
9at mid bon Neuralsie unb r5eumas
tif9en 4opfs6mer5 aebeilt.
MRS. W m. 9enon
Nurora, Sls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19
Sen alniisblerm int eflabpma.

oenen bonn %. 5. W2. an bos Serrito.
RUM er6fnet nirb, uibmet sc. 5bo:
man1t i'm rGal. Democrat" bic folgen.
ben 3eilen:
Sest 9abt Sbr cnbli6, mas Sbr seppat,
S9r Subnter, felt lansen Sabren,
Sbr tpnnt lest NIT 8tnp unb aesel balb
Trpb hber bic @rense fabren;
Dad benz 2anpe, no Mtl6 unb Sonia Hiebt,
g5dh Stldbpma, benz reiden,
gSp bds @rdS bret SUB auf Der Grairie itebt,
Mc Der Sppen fett pbne @leiGsn.
SEPT, ME je bort iber Die Steppe 3teb'n,
Ole plannberIpannten 8aeen
Ote pes Subner8 9an3e Sabieliafeit
nnp letn Wetb, feine Stnber trasen;
0tel %tduIenoe fpmmen, ptel rnebr alS lie,
Od8 erbpffte Slid trerben inben,
gtel rlehr alS le In benz 1euen 2anb
StT 9lldlthe Seirtitatten %9rinben.
0o9 Der epbn bes 8eifens beaft beute nod
user ntdt fpast, lam dnd ntdt ptnnen! !"
Drum thinner fprt mad benz neuen 9dnp,
Nd9 Sflabpntd BON binnen.
limb wenn beS Mbenb8 bic Teier Ipb'n,
Damn e~rflinser frbblthe 2tefer
nnp Die rduben Wedrlner be1pre6en bann
Oaielbe Ibemd itetS pieber.
OdS Gbemd bonn 56Dnen, ippiaen Qanb
Wftt letnet ret4en @efilben,
Wett ietnen SlhfIen nnb Baden an,
Ottt ieinem 9lind, benz milben.
Sbr arn1en Serlel Seut' t6nnt Sbr p~ersnlst
Son Sflabpma moo 5pre6en;
Dp9 rtprsen perbet Sbr i'm 6as 9anb
Sud chamber bic Sale breden!
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@rpke 3iebmmg ant 81.
Mnt 1885,.

@rter @eminn Gin feines por.
ceuan Safel. Serbice bon 125 Stiid.
3weiter @etpinn: Gin i96nes
poreenan Sbee Gerpiee bon Sc Gtid
(aus Der Gabrif bon 9abiIanb & Co.,
Wer @roeeries i'm Wertbe bon 81
fault, erbdlt elm Coos fir biefe 2otterie.
MramiaS YreScptt,
@fe Souftons unb Soleba6 GtraBe.
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Naib. = Gin 9ilettant mirft in Ell,
ner &ittertom6bie nit. Sn benz bier
ten Itt bat elmer Der 9arfeler 3u inn
gu fugen: v@ebt binunter in bic Slide
unb eBt unb trintt, 10 .biel Sbr 2uft
babt". auf biefe Nuforberuns bin
entfernt fid Der Siinsling. Nad elmer
Weile fommt er mieber uno ipri6t in
gemti.bli9 bebauernbem Some: ,Serr
Sitter, fe 9dben rler nii6t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

sds- Wen1 Semanb gu6 fagt:
Sold einen S@nupfen tuie biesmal,
babe i@ bod aber nod ME gebabtl"
bann nebmt ibn beim Worte unb EN-.
pfeblt ibm s'Chamberlains Cough Re,
medy'' gu sebrauden. 9as tpirb i'm
beilen. Sir 6uften, 9eiierfeit unb
@rtdltungen auer art giebt es nihts
BeReres ols bies Gum Nertauf Bel R.
@sbn 6 Co., 8. &alteDer & Sobn unb
allen an1eren NpDtbefern.
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eH 8oggan Bros. baben ben
einsigen etfabrenen unb aaoerIdiFgen
Pianofimmer in Der Staot. Yianps
perben fur 81 geftimMt unS Die Mrbeit
mir6 garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

= Nu1 i'm Sierra Blanca Diftritt,
in 81 pafo gountp, inb an atpei Stel'
len gang Dor &ur3ent ipieber gr3e ents
bedt tporben, tpel9e auf bic Sonne 500
un5en Silber unb 80 pro3ent an 8lei
entbalten fonen. Oie CUTE Wirfung,
wel@e oas geoloeifde Staatsbiireau auf
bic @ntbedung BON neueH Minerali9ds
Ben iibt. ma6t ii9 BON Sag gu Gage
mebr fiiblbar.
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~ Qn &einbeit, MoblseI6mad,
9oblenidures 8ebalt unb ionfigen suteu
@igeni@aften iibertrift fein gegenpdrtig
bier In San Mntonio I'M Martte befinbs
li6es 8ier bas treffi@e x x x
Der @iip Brauerei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

Sin peroddtiges Sbier.
2ebrer: sd babe gu9 iebt bon Der
&lappert9lange er5dblt. Wer fenrt
Elm dbnli9es Sbier, benz man ebenfals
Met trauen 0arfI Nun, Gribden?"-
Gtibdea: Ser Glappertor1!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

G%ribIins in ber Rinberz
n Il. M}ama: vWesbalb f9Idslt
Su benn 9ein S9meiter9en, 9ans?"
.9ans: uSa, mir fpieleu Stor@, fe
min aber gar ni6t flappern unb &inber
brinQeu !"
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~ Semanb, beHeu 8erbauuuss.
Organe in Orbnung fiab, 1T ielten
trant. 0erseBt bas ME uno fOrgt ba.
ftr bur9 ben gelegentli9en 8ebraub
bon ct. patrids Piaen. Gum 9ertauf
bel R. @obn & Co., s. Galteser &
6obn unb allen anbern Npotbtfern.
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d Der O etpphnheit.

lieutenant eau feiEer 9ii6bame):
n@eitatten meire @nd6isfe, baB i'd Sb=
nen 9anb unb 9er3 nein, Donners
tpetter, babe mid perfpro6en - tpolte
iagen: ettuas &die anbiete2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

= 9oHmann, 9eHter & &c., 2eipe
gig, 9dnbler in ungar=, &beins unb
ben b%erRbmten @anitdtssW einen, fnb
bier bur@ &one & Wablitab
bertreten, pel9e cine groBe Musmabl
bieIer Weine on 6anb baben,
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Wenn sic Sbr 2eben gu bsri6ern
beabf9tigen, 10 i@ieben Sic Sic
Gnti@eibung bariiber auf, Bis sic bic
MetbOben, ReseIn unb 8sitimmunsen
ber "Washington Life Insurance Com
pany" bon Nep OOrt geprtft baben.
3uperldfige unb amtli@e Snformatio=
men tuerben @Qen ertbeilt, Sic fi9 bafar
iatereifren.
DAY, KAMPE & CO.,
4genten fir Seras, Ohio urb 2entudp.
Office: go. SO unb "a Rampmanu=
8ebdube, San Nntonio, Seras.
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sT Mit benz bortreffi6en K K K
Bier bat bic beige r@itp Brauerei" eli
men our9i9lagenoen @rfolg e~raielt.
ueberau TT Na9frage mad Xxx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19

- Mu6t Cure Beftelungerr fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Drabt. giienble9,
2upferble@ unb 26tbe bel pip-er &
6 6ultbeB, 80 & IS Weft : Com.
: StraBe, @an Nntonio, 9eras.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
fur nie6rigfte Warftpreiie.
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6 e II t.

Gin gutter Mitqer, Inn cine Mebls
unb GriiB MibIe au betreiben. Man
tpen6e fi9 an $. %. &tbbIe,
care of nGreie prehe fdr Seras".
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= SIR MiIitdrpenfionen tperben IN
9euti9lanb idbrli9 ungefdbr % Wsil.
Meart ausbe5ablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-19
A. N. Galloway
photograph,
4l3 Df.9 OafOn.S traBe, San g~lntoniO,
Eeras.
siefert bic
befttn Silber in stras.

er bat einert aussesei@neten MaIer
angeteat unb sarnntirt uOr3lsIi6e stuss
fiibrung GROCER 8ilber gu niebriserer
preiien, aIs irgenbtpS anbers.
Sas gtablifemeut bat einen sroBen
.&uf erIanst unb Niemanb iolie berIdus
men, feline photographic bort nebmen
ober iein Bib nlaler su laFen.
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a9~ OferfefsN nause bel s.. Mors
ris & 8rp., SO. 255 6 PSI Cons
meree.S trQBe.
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@tabt : Solicitors Office,
Minimum. IL. Mhril 1899.

Ollie perionen, tuel6e gu Waffer fiir
8ewdferunss3mede bere6tigt finb, tpers
ben bierbur6 aufgefOrbert, ibre Wafers
ffeuer ber benz 80. Npril 1889 gu
besablen.
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SHr gine neus 5enoung moberner
Mnaii9e fOben einaetroffen Bel $.
Mprris & Bro.
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sas Die niebrisisn preiie fur CUTE
3leibungsitide bel $. morris &
Bro, Commences traBe.
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gbuarb &if6e
11,10mt1mm Stdbtii@er Solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
DYERsBURG, TENN.
Commencement Exercisos-Gov. Tay-
lor's Address-The Rains.
Cnrrrsnnnlcnrn Of The AnnrnI

Commencement Exercises Tay-
lor's Address-The Rains.
Correspondence Of The Appeal.
DYERsBURG, Tenn, juno l6.--Paradox
ical as Il may seem, last Thursday night
was gala day in Dyersburg. Despite the
inclement evening and the threatening
skies crowds Of people were seen vending
their way even before daik TO witness the
closing exercises Of our public school, and
to hear the Governor speak. When the
curtain rose ii presented to the audience a
lovely spectacle-a pyramid Of beauty
made Of bright young school girls, all ar
rayed In the conventional white dresses OF
the annual June commencemenl-and the
school girls saw before them the usual "sca
Of upturned faces"
Tho interesting character Of the cxcr-
cises and the marked success with which
they were carried out fully justified the
large attendance Of patrons and friends,
and even the coming Of the Governor from
the capital itself. Three young ladies'
Misses Kate Webb, Mary Hughes aud
Stella Ferguson, and one young man. Mr..
VIII Craig, constituted the graduating
class Each one delivered n graduating
address rcplcte with fine sentiment beau.
tiiully expressed, and closing received the
plaudits from the audience and bouquets
from friends, particular. Col. Tom w.
Neal, as President OF the Board OF School
Trustees, presented the diplomas aud do.
liycrcd short address TO tho graduates
that was remarkably, beautiful, eloquent,
etc, and appropriate.
Governor TaylOr's effort was In the main
very fine. His theme was "llappincss" and
his delination Of the Eden happincss be-
fore the fall, was q most beautiful word
picture oil that ideal and scmi-cclcstial ex.
istencc
The rains have been continuous in n .
section for moro than n week. Farmers
say they have damaged the crops more
than the drouth which preceded them.
Next week will be a very busy time In the
harvest fields Of Dyer County, and some
farmers say they feel constrained 10 work
at saving their wheat crop even on Sun.
day.
The new Presbyterian Church Of Dyen.
burg Is being rushed 10 completion by Mr..
John Nichols n fast rs tho weather per.
mits. The Methodist, Baptists,. Episco.
palans and almost every other dcnomina.
ton In the town all contemplate building
new church cdiiiccs at very early date.
and the quantity OF subscription papers
that are on the town makes the average
citizen tired.
Mr.. NJ. Goldsmith has fitted M fine
city park just a half mile out oil town ON
the shores OF Goldsmith Lake. Some OF
our LEAK Waltons have ishod In the lake,
and they ropor, that some fish are 10 be-
found there, and also every variety OF
frog known 10 man, 80 that Il would have
been no misnomcr TO have called the lake
Goldsmiih's geological Pond.
Chancery Court, Judge Livingstone pro-
siding, will begin here next Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
MISSISSIPPI CROPS,
Weekly Bulletin of the State Weather
Service


Service.
Following is the weather crop bulletin
Of the Mississippi Weather Service CO.
operating with the United States Signal
Service for tho week ending Saturday, June
10, 1889:
Abundant rains have fallen throughout
the State, and the close of the week finds
still prevailing favorable conditions for
rain. The showers have varied as 10 time
and amount. In some localities the fall
has been excessive, aud serious washing out
OF crops has occurred. For the first time in
many weeks the ground has been thor
oughly saturated.
The temperature has been rather below
the normal, but not injuriously low, and
has shown a small daily range.
Sunshine has been markedly deficient,
and more is needed by all crops. In some
localities rain has fallen on six DAYS. No
extensive injury is reported, and crops are
generally quite promising.
Rainfall is reported as follows Bates
vile, $40; Coldwater, 200; Byhalia, l.50;
Holly Springs, AGO. University, 4S0;
Pontotoc, 400; Renzi, l.07; Ripley, l.02;
Corinth, 2.20; Sardis, 500; Heynando, so
Aberdeen, l.56; Columbus, l.50; Macon,
IL; Vicksburg, 6.63; Greenvile, so; Ed
wards, 5.17; Rolling Fork, 1853; Jackson,
$50; Lake, 233; Hazlehurst, .25; Brook
havtn, 1926; Port Gibson, 2.SS; summit,
$50; Natchez 500; Fayette, 2.53; Lock.
Leven, 2.69 Pennington, 90; Waynes-
boro, 1903; Mobile, Ala, 10. All other
stations report unmeasurcd quantities.
Special Items Reported-luka, recent
rains will gave an average stand Of cotton;
Pontotoc, crops looking splenddly, except
oats, injured by drouth; Batesvile, all
crops growing finely; Hernandez, stands OF
cotton'have been bad, but are improving,
corn below an average; Sardis, rain too lale
to affect oats, but corn very much i'm.
proved; Coldwater, excess OF rain damaged
crops to some extent, branch bottoms sui.
fer, rained every day since Saturday; BY.
halia, all conditions favorable TO growing
crops; Holly Springs, corn generally
doing well, cotton retarded by cool nights
and small amount OF sunshine; Ripley
fine stands OF cotton, but very
late; Charleston, corn nearly all laid by IN
line condition, stand OF cotton very fine,
crop in good condition; Rienzi, higher
temperature would no doubt improve the
growth OF cotton; Duck Hill, crops were
well worked and in good condition for the
rain, prospects very nattering; Rolling
Fork, prospects Of cotton and corn crops
the finest known for years; Greenville,
crops in excellent condition, planters fear
trouble from grass and weeds; Southern
Section, all observers report great improve.
ment and fine prospects since rain has
fallen. X. u. FuLToN,
Director, University Mississippi.
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THE FARM.
Luck win Poultry.

From the American Agriculturst
There are several people in New Jersey
who have what is called great luck" with
chickens. Two of them, both women,
have such different ways OF managing, and
such similar results, that they are worth
comparing Both mako their poultry pay
them well, and have many eggs at the
time when housekeepors and incubator
owners will pay high prices. One is Il
capable little woman living on small
place. She raises fine spangled Hamburgs
and sells them at capital prices. All the
food for her fowls must be bought, but
she supplies every need. Two warm pud-
dings and a meal of grain those chickens
have every day, besides meat, oyster
shells and cabbages. She always tests the
Matching eggs and such success has she in
raising the young stock that she thinks il is
her fault il a thoroughly hatchod, strong,
little chicken dies. The other is the wife
of a farmer who from fifty hens gets great
baskets OF eggs every week all winter Her
thrifty, handsome flock is OF all sizes and
colors. She gives her fowls no warm food,
no lime, no green food and no meat OK.
cept when the ground is covered with
snow. They can always find all the whole
corn they want in the barn. In the early
morning she gives them oats and wheat,
both whole, and warm water to drink.
These two ways have points in common
on examination. The first henwife must
give her hens what the others find for
themselves In the rich powed fields on
the farm are lime and insects which, with
their myriad OF eggs, furnish animal food
in plenty. Hay aud cornstalks take the
place OF green food. Both iocIs are kept
In clean quarters, and with both there is
careful breeding. Every feather is thought
OF importance in one, and in the other
the owner breeds from the best hens and
the largest cocks" In these two cases
great luck" means wise feeding and
thoughtful breeding.
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the roots Of early cabbages aud caplinow-
ers about this time and Often proves very
destructive; the New Jersey experiment
station advises watering the plants with
kerosene emglsiQp mixod with IL to 10
parts water applied near the plants in
quantity enough to soak down two inches :,
applied ut intervals of two weeks, two
applications; this has not been tried, but
is a suggestion. A remedy for this insect
would save the gardeners from heavy
losses.
Prof. Willets, Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture, has under consideration a
letter from Ireland, which he thinks may
offer solution Of the problem: "What
shall take the place OF wheat on the farms
where it can no longer be raised with
proiit2' The writer says: "Thcrc is moth
ing in the climate or soil conflicting with
the assertion that just as good flax and
linen may be produced in every State in
the American Union rs in any country.
Germany now spins and wcavcs the finest
linen, aud she has no essentially different
climate from America. There is every
reason why the American farmers should
produce 100000 acres of flax for both
seed and fiber, over and above what is
now produced. which would give 2,0O0,-
600 TO $4,000, 900 bushels of seed, worth as
many millions OF dollars, and $500, 600
tons of flax straw, worth $4,000, 900, and
from which 500 900 tons of flax fiber would
be obtained, worth 500, 600 900.
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three days OF the feast. Several times the
reverend father came to the door to assist
in carrying the afflicted within. At least
5000 people were in and around the
church during the day, and every one re-
ceived the fathers blessing.
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REMOVED ny TUE USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bunett's Flayoring extracts arc tho
Lot
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