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Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y Co

TO THE HOLDERS OF SEVEN PER
CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE CONSOI-
1DATED BONDS AND SIX PER
CENT. UNION PACIFIC SOUTHERN
BRANCH BONDSt
Tho principal o: tho Seven Per Cont. First Mortgage
Consolidated Bonds Of this Company and six Per Cent
Union Pacific southern Branch Bonds having toen duly
declared to be forthwith due and pay sbe the holders
thereof are hereby notified that the 50 bonds will DO
paid principal and interest on tho 9TH day Of June.
1880, on presentation at the CENTRAL TRUST CON.
PASi 81 Wall ST., in tho city Of New York.
Interest on the said bonds will after June 1890
j. DE NEUEVILLE, Treas.
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. DE NEUEVILLE, Treas.
OHIO SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY

COMPANY.
1872 Broadway. New York May O. 1890
TO THE INCOME BONDHOLDERS OF
THE OHIO SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY,
majority OF tho bonds have been deposited with the
Central trust Company under the plan OF your COM
mittee. in exchange for tho General Mortgage per
cont bonds the first coupon OF which paid May
The same basis of exchange carrying May coupon Is
offered to the holders until May 20 instant after which
time tho coupon due May will DO attached to tho
bond and further exchanges will only be made upon
such conditions as may DO imposed by the company.
HENRY GRAVES, Treasurer.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Tho only direct limo to Cottage city Mass and Fora,
land. Ne connecting AZ Portland win ali ralr and
steamship lines for Bar HArbOT. DID Orchard 20 and
springs White Mountains Rocsand Bangor EaItpore
ami 81 ,'Oln. y. u, Hnd all Eastern summer reGOrtG
Steamers sail every Wednesday and saturday at 4. "
from Per - ll.t INer, foot NJ Market SeW York.
fOrfurtacr Information apply TO HorAto Hall, agent
at the pier.
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CoMPAHGA TRANSATLANTlCA EsPANOLA
~ IlABASh

Capt =. MuTona
WI sail from c,mrnWs pier q : y. IN Tuesday,
for lav4un PrOgTeho, Vera Cruz Tuspha aui ram
pico wl'l trhn'shipmrnt at liav ~ r. sta. 1.
barh, ,nhrZ. Barcelona: Malaga tIr'Hgrnt Nla,anta
aud Valencia For turtl,er pnr. lcuIor, "pnytO
j NJ CEB ALLOS 4 co. AyrI,s ~ VAL At
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Silver balance SIT 337 6Ss against Sic 1876 42s last
Saturday. Deposits national bankB S26u5A $50
aCRne 2a7laOSs last Saturday Bonds TO such
deposits S29, 893Uo1
Money In London. cent. Paris adyices
quote y cents at SO francs 62H centimes and
exchange on London at 20 francs IA confines.
Consoiida ted Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Tod wa ne
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Steamboats,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

The Day Line Steamers will commence their regular
trips to Albany and Intermediate landings on
WEDNESDAY, MAY -.
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For each square of ten lines or less.
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Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and BUSINESS cards. in
Guiding paper. will be published at the
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Insertion. and 25 cents for subsequent
Insertions.
y liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for office,
$40, to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on tile
copy for a specified ime will BE- inser-
ted till forbid and payment eXacted.
Persons sending communications to
I'll 5 paper must Il ways furnish their
real III To the Editor. We will no
save CT return rejected manuscripts.
ALI stems personally disparaging to
any ore viii never he inserted eAcepl
As adv ertiSements nor then, if peculiar
lv objectionable.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED by THEPREss
ASSOCIATION,

Resolved further, at we reiterata our
earnest rFprnbttion Of the injudiciuuS, hurt
fui and unhusine~s like practice OF doing
pnniit printing below legal rates, and for less
tnAh the r ties tx acted of priv tie individuals
anu thaf any ptp"r taking any publit. print
ing ny Offering a bonus or performing such
WORK iret or charge shall be refused the c,.ur-
sesv OF exchtngt by the papers of the asSo
cistlhn, or otherwiS 'teIlt with as the assu-
cintion may decide; pr.ytiet. tn 1t any amer
opion"lng to this association, which may be
thrown IN competition for public printing
WIN one not a member and thus not Obliged
o6DeV our rules shall be cons dcred exempt
rom the OPERATION "f this rrgulttion.
trs'lVed, That the lpcrs OF the State
Dc r. queste to print the last preceding r, -
oitltion ut the head OF the fl st q lumn 81 the
editorial p tS", for at least one issu to he
enc that the purpose thereof may be known
20 IN" publishers of newspapers not repre-
sented at this meeting.
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ga NOV % iS.m
TIE Id "!

That the law is being enforced more
rigialy than it has been for 80 yea,s. is
one Of the facts that should cause every
good citizrH to rejoice.
A state of society. naturally fn1low-
ing IL long war. and the social ~rrvolu-
lions succeeding, under n state onv-
for 10 wears, dis~tasfeful and
hateful I" the people, has n%ndonbtedlv
sn"endere1 Il d stesv,rci for law. and.
aroused i'll the minds of too many n4,.-
sOn>, an idea that its force should h..
nuillhed, Al d, its p~unisllrnents avoided
by per rlr, and bribery. This seems to
BE- "A fact that cannot I've denied. and,
Onr that, although distastrtll to law
abiding citizens, has been tacitly ad-
United as "a necessary sequence of the
actual state of affairs.
Men. OF whose guilt flle,e VAS no
manner of doubt, have been suffered
to go UNPUBLISHED. or acquitted bv i'll
rieS through, favoritism or bribery.
There appe'rs now to be n chance
taking place. and the people aie be-
ginning to enforce the law mn.e Wig.
or"nSly. In Rapides lately several
parties have received severe seutcuces
for crimes, much 10 their discontinue
ami tire s'ifIris' of their friends. not
ttiaf they were not gl'ilty Rs c!lal O. d,
but because they did not suppose that
any jury would find them guilty.
Whilst passing the remainder of their
e II the penitentiary, they can nuse
"vrr the mistake that they committed.
A few examples of that kind will
canse those alen who o denim law.
laugh at judge and juries to change
their course of action. And the snou.r
that c"nsummatiou is effected the BET
ter 1t will be for ali parties.
1t WAS said that it was demoral;zinr
and iuln"us to he IL soldier, renderinr
him unfit for civil life afterwards. bnt
1t Is not the old soldier who Trained
four Years owe the C~ont-dpra,y hare
footed, that is the law breaker ana the
hoOdllim of to- dav. +
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THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

Since the result of the election of
Nov. 4. 1890, has beer known, the
question, "Who will be the Democratic
candidate for President in 1892 is
being freely discussed, on all sides.
The late victory of the democracy
was beyond all question of doubt, won
on the platform and tariff idea express
ed N language so plain that none Gu
fail to comprehend it, in the message.
IF President Cleveland to the 49lll
Congress. 1t certainly lost him his
election, bnt, at the same time it pnt
the voters to thinking upon the qurs-
tions relating to fht tariff, and to lis
effects upon the general welfare.
"IlIc sober second Thought Of the
people," which Martin Van Buren,, the
sag. of undertook said "waS ALWAYS
right" had time to be studied and
formed since that famous message was
promulgated. the result hring shown in
terms u%,equirocal on N]ovembtr4.
Tina; President Cleveland PUT the
ball in motion. and that he has never
wavered III the faith of the doctrine lie
had announced no one will dispute
Glover Cleveland is the man to whom
the honor of thu late victory is due,
and he is the man whom the Demo-
cratic voters of this country should
honor III November, 1892. hv again
elrcting him to fill the presidential
chair Let justice Le done, and merit
rewarded.
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The Mckinley tax bill was intended
t" protect The hens that law eggs in
OH" fol- his constituents, and designed
t" stop the Cana,Iian cackler f,om
- ing cheap eggs, to be sod t. the
'etrini"nt of Ills Ohio ftathered con
t t tents.
Some folks residing in Canada.
htlit a house on the line di,idnu
CiinHnla f'om the United States: an
the Canada side he arranged nice
trouglIs t" feed the hens in, whilst on
the American side, luxurious ana
captivating Nests were prepared for
IT," benefit of the cackler.
5" now, the proprietor feeds I,is
hrn> OH HE Canada side with cheau
f'"d whist the hens lay the eggs ON
the high priced side of the barn. And
that's the way Mckinley constituents
are Imposed upon
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafnurche
" yer Veil rs. No. $3.50, Alfred Ledet.

~ KE N''T1"E. III W ACTING Under
ana W Sitt1a III an order of ~erznrra and
S:'i" einanaiiag f'om the above enr tied
Court in the aI'"ve 'ntttei ani n"m,.r-J
ease | have = lid aud will off r o. al. II
nrhiic au"'i"n. nnrsn,"f t., law 10 the lat
aud highest bidder Al the Cour. Hs.n.e in the
own oi rhi,aiaix. m
SttUiDAY, DEFENDER 81. 1890.
between the hours of ! .''eIuck. ~. n, and 4
o'clock. y. IN the following d. scril,-d uru,er.
ty t"-w {:
A certain tract of land situated in III. mar
l.h ut LAT 'nrrl e IN rh left bank uf B.,, an
tai"i' che at a'"nt eighteen miu m u. or
les '"-i"w the town Of Ti.'hoi ux ana , little
mare Than sixty arprnrs from tlI, Pad hayou
me .@'iir" ne arpents fr mt Ivy f,rIy arpcnts
IN q tth houn ell >a,tiI, or t,w.r,s a., IL,
l.afonr he ',y land nro .nI K Fort ,,J
North ny lana ri II Fore: Il -. ;o,.tb,.,
Will, all The builsli ,.s -. Il mnr,v.m.nts .,n,
al the al'lnrtrna, e. Their, o..
T-rtns aud c',rditi,n> of -ai.-C.sb nj, rho
SPOT !" pay AMI ~sdti-i, the sum #
]. Two ihal-ind Dol "a : With .ioh, !
c"hf u ann III IN crest Il erron from Iii. 1T
dat OF her"n1hrr. 1875.
Z lie sum at five '.r cent on the aoora.
gate oi TIL" ri 81 prfn ipll AMI interest at said
more ~ attorney \ fe' = aud all .osts herein
ati whith sa,d aliau"t IN prinriu,l AMI 4,
Ter st attorneys fees and casts i scctre.i ,v
no lchg@ ter act passed before the late
Eiiiiie ngen- I"Bianr III n tl.rk III ,,onr,
~ 80 q parish OF date the I7tn tay of March
1886. ""ic"
P. T. IORIO.
Sheriff OF Lafoarche
November s!i., 1920.
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Burrows of Michigan, the only
Republican of prominence, who VA.
elected Nov. +, slipped in by about
zoo majority. His seat will be COMES
ted on the ground that he imported
more than that flumher of negroes
. Indiana to vote for him. If these
facfs can he shown Il dose of the
medicine that he was 80 fond of
prescribing to Democrats in the
present Congress, will do him a great
deal of good.
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GoUaUX'k PILE CURE. fGuarap,ecd.,

F'onn ". III N:on. bi Xxi eeln.r rf Robrrt. a.
", Sasn IL Rnht Factory, ex mrmbrr II
Cf Cuni,t u, Pre-i rnt oi the lioaid f ,un
trul.
New Orleans, Dee. a, 1899.
F. G"u lux. Esq
Dear >i"- flre hntilr of Pile Ointment al,
tain-i from y"u mar worked w.n.ie,s and
ghen M" u G g'eat"s' l"ss, b I. lel,ri. i'lra--
lent me an - her bot L., IL viii DIV. ,u..
y : "A IRE 10 rrrOInin. Itl ihi- rem DIV 10 All
I''reoiis similarly 'thirr Il Rr-p-ci ullv,
-. II MOON, So I arono g 81 -.
l endorse the above rertliica" a. il has
cur'ti Inc n 80, ny using only IN. I,oftln
Will law " Ill.
Foreman of Roberts sash Factory g. Lumber
Var $
Price, $t.o0 l.y all ,iru .giss.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
-oth 'aoielai District Court, Par
i>h Of Laf,g'
ssecessio" Of iilog Philips. No. 1922
Probates.

WHEREAS JE FEnSoS RHODES or
w the said part-h. has made applic.,i. y
ne app hntGl administrator of th. afn a.
saiarstsfr. 'o
Now therefore all persons ar. h.r.I,v
Ell aud n.tifr'' +" file ttrir opunsifiu, . T., IL.
sa'd Application in writing with th,. -,.rI
oi said court 1T his "iii~ IN The tnwn ., TIL
odaux ten days after the iir.t iii. MI,
hereof, otherwise the SAID applicant will n.
named ami appointed ~ sicb aamini.ir.
tor in accordance with law.
(~~} In testimsuy whereof. w,tn... No.
ii-S. hand and tina impr- = Of the ...l i,
S~~)my Office. Mt Thibpianx, this i.tL
day Of Nov. A. D.. 1920. "'
J. w. KNOBLOcH.
Clerk OF SAID cour;
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STATE OF LOUlSi.v,
20th Jalirial District Cnmr,-p.,
i-h of Latoun che
Mrs. D. Gnufreanr ct als, rs. No. 95o.l
Philip Maibro. oh

'1NtKE EOTl +. TIL \ Ting IrSnrul
anal Writ tie ri d writ uI Vi Fa .n, -,
from The abuve EMIT etI = nrt in : I. .k
en- itled AMI numhrI ell cas-, h,v, -
and will off r. tor -alt<at public au,ti,, a.e9
sn"nt to law, 10 the liz ard HIGHEST Liygam.
on The pr 'n'srs siiua' r.l 1T The ror,s.
Main ann F"u streets H. the tow az r al =
'iaur. parish i"rr>aid. nnrhe>au.r r., h.,,a ~
iy VI III IT lh lip. Ttiin dsnx aud 80
streets. ON Nas
SAITH EBAY NOVEMBER -, ls,o.
between the hours al ~ acIoek a m -.
or."rk - IN. the i~"llrwing described n,lS
p 'rtv,t n-wIt. p~
TIE cit uts "f "A C. fee House, rous;.,.
OF : htlli IT. tables cir~ and h,iiS. $3.50
wnsl'stan,s i",w- IN nitcaer>. 5 ,,hllr
chars. = i"' k NJ glns-e ap.i nnr rI..r 3
barre = If herr. irt. b,S. / SINE. I,nna :
ga mHchinr aud hxIn -. lot cf lsf,..
dr'An sr- BOT e. and glasses. ii drutiaha.s
ana cen M. | safe. Sc.
cont MIS- o. STORE r ON
III re- Il W i-k-,. s .lrm ions ANA !.
T. nts BIB u - y hi r,l LOU -. g.
CONTENTS Of kE TAURANr
8 iahlr-. ~ chairs. ! = o,r aud kit-he, ~.
sii>. ! wa'h s'ani Is" y ] aud irrh"r. , .aukin-
gl"s-f> one ! I # cr"rksty wares. 81.
i rms sad G. ntiiinIi- q; ~,lr- ~ N j.
in uni'rl STATES r. aSuy Notes -.
l'rIIc pie intcTts' ann cost H. ~, tL.v, IN.
II pr,Nie-' nnd ptti. renee. II der IL. -
: lti,i''-' on ~ prop"rt,, Recognized
~ tht in gn"nt herein.
''Nc"'er TO- 'H'"' hes a.
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NOEat'E
OFFICE OF rHIBoDAry. BRIDGE Co. ,

OFFICE OF rHIBoDAUy. BRIDGE Col ,
TliDOd iux, - " STA, lSo.
IN accordance with Il resolution adopted
by tse ''''trd of Directors uf the above nam.
eu company, tine und, Tsigucd will eel az
pdoil, auction t. the highest hid Ter on
i, DECEMBER Stu. Is o. at 10
o'rl.tk, At. ~: the FARM OF THE BRIDGE.
for the year 1891.
n. purch tser to comply with existing
regulations.
/ ID. MOORE,
PRESIDENT Thibodaux Bridge Co
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s5.ECsON

OFFICE OF THIBoD TX BRIDGE fo
Tnibudaux, La, Nov. ). Is@0
pursuant to article | OF the act II inr0rnn.
ration or tile above named COMPANY. an efsc.
ton Tor nve directors and three co1lmIsalon.
eFs 20 serve for ensuing year 1881 win M
held At tue office II TIL president Of said
on 'Iteen street, on iHokSDAY.
p. Z LpRIp, % Noopr
Secretary. Presiient.
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The Renuthl,ran> die hard. No
Wonder tie .;ls. and facility win
which they have stolen The public
treasury III p%rii>ioning lummers and
camp followers. and. robbed the
faimcr and wage Garner to fill their
owl pockets at elton: h tn make them
wish to hold on Il while lo,uer. The,
'ie now trying t" steal the GnveInn s
at C"nlIerlicnt and New Hamspltire
AS they stole the Presidency in 1876
Aud yet these men howl am. Veil for
honest elections aud fair counts. They
pay no mere attention to a fair anl
honest count when it tells against
t'ie'l', than Il tiger cares for tie Giles
OF the rabbit il clutches.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Eaby was sick, we gave her cas.or,a
When she was a Child, she cried for Castori.
"hen 81 became Mss, she c,uag to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave then, csx,ori.

he Investigations into the manner
IN which the prisoners in the parish iail
IN Ne" Orleans have been treated. dis-
ci'sed 1tateof affairs thai; is a disgrace
to civilization and the sooner a radica,
change Is made therein the better il
will be.
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Judging from newspaper reports the
managers of the great Fair thar will
take pace Ill Chicago III 1892, are not
having Il feather he'd to lest upon.
Quar- els, diSsrn>ionS and chickering's
are CONTINUALLY sprinsing up to worry
the brains of the directors. Every
man wants the thing managed he
beneficial to himself individually and
personally.
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The sugar house of Roth and Nc
Williams. near Plaque,aine, in the
parish of Ibervilie. was burnt a few
days ago.
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The financial ruun Is in Wall St.
following in tile wake If tlins. in
Lot.t"n have not cras, Il hririntinence.
Almost every dry large firm. aIe
reported !" be obliged To sucrumh TO
the %ple>snr'. Wien it takes more
ti'an fifty millions of dollars 10 bolster
mp Il firm like the Earrings there is
something ''r"Ittn in Denmark"
IT will not Prohal,ly endan.cr the
banks in New Orleans, but il wi l. in
all Probability interfere with the : !.
OF cotton, ~ exchange upon England
will |" hard IL obtain IN the tl.crrtaiu
conditions existing.
lhis may cau>e The banks to he slnw
IN making an, further loans and tl,ls
interfere with the commercial business.
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The prices far which s,I.a is selling
are not satisfactory. Whether the
sugar growers will have an, thing
ahead ut The eud of the s-;,Son is \,
matter Of ON dntiI,t. Ii looks now
as if they wall he found in the SAM.
condition of thr wheat grower. who
grows p""ler as his crop increases.
The n"niltr in which the Mckinley
abonnlna ion left the taliff in IL lsti,,
to sugar was intended expressly to
if.lnft the sa { at The present vluD.
Had il been fixed 10 go into operation
At Il later date as the Democratic
K prt srttativ.s tried to arrange il.
the sifrct wnlii not have been prrcrp-
tible on he presri.t crop, or if the
bounty had b III made to al is ar
once, it would have been less ruinols.
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Benjamin +. ShillIber, the famous
Mrs. Darlington, died IN Boston, Nov
%, 1890, aged 76 Years.
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me firm Of t. II AL len & Co. Of
ne" orleans, one of the largest in the
south, suspended OIL last Tuesday.
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r terrible Storm passed over the
western prairies and It. Landry
Parish a short while ago, causing
much damage.
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Mr.. +. i"u ux- Y"u Pile Cintm,n,, Ma.
cured me. best rrInrfl r!rr u.4L
LUGE r ItIblFR.
p,;.. 81 False l,ivrr. Ia.
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The Kust"n Caiigr. phi tell, the fol-

The Rust"n Catigr. phi tell, the fol-
lnwin- story:
A a q man Of our town was re-
Gently din ng with a pleasant you -
Lady f ien'. when The subject Of IA. :.
~deliracie- wtssng .-steil b, the servi,e
of Il cranberry pie. The young lady
re.narhe when | ann happily mar
ried ! shall have cranberry pies served
every "a, as am extremely fond If
them.' The young nan anss cred
This will suit me exactly, AS | am
fond of cranberry pie myself
Quickly the fair one rrtorttd, Will, IL
drnnre look in her eyes: "BuI xru>e
me NIL do not ex pct to take board
e :" Silence holy and dense as lie
darkness of Egypt fell upon the hoard
viii lie II rose tinted dream of youth
vanished as doth the mists before the
morning beam.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-29

King William Ill of Holland die,i
last week, and the princess WI!helmi-
ma, aged seven Years, has beeu plo-
Claimed queen. During her minority
Der mother will b- reg mt.
Morris tribune., 1890-05-28
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

Rain Improves Things in the Northwest,
but Eastern and Southern Reports Are
Not Favorable.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The weather
crop bulletin issued for the week says:
The recent rains in the Northwest
have greatly improved the crop condi-
ton in that section, including the states
Of Minnesota, Dakotas, Nebraska and
Iowa, although local drouths are re-
ported in North Dakota and Northwest
Minnesota. While the rain has been
favorable for small grain, it has been
too cool for corn, which is being re-
planted in some sections of Iowa, ILL
nois and Missouri.
In Kansas the weather for the week
was not so favorable, and crops are in
jured in some sections, except in the
southeast, where wheat was improved.
Cold and wet weather has retarded seed
ing in Michigan and Indiana, where the
conditions are generally reported as un.
favorable, except that the grass crop has
been improved.
In the Southern and Atlantic states
the weather has not been favorable.
California fruit prospects are good.