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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

DERSONAL-Your future revealed according
l. to science Of astroloey, with pen picture
of future husband or wife, Send 20 cents, full
dates Of birth aud description Of self Prof. NJ.
BROWN, Box 1910, Chicago, Ill.
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M you need money, to cali at the "old Re- q
liable Pawnbroker House." l79 Congress street,
where you can get loan on diamonds watches
jewelry clothing shoes and on almost any
thing of value. Z, MUHLBERG, Manager.
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* SSSS WILL pay cash for old gold and
" silver or take az part payment on ANY,
thlng IN the 1ewelry line at J. CRANES, gs
Broughton street. - y
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END an order for a whitehall boat 10 CORN.
you with one. made any size to order
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ENACH WEEK we are receiving new and styl-
II fish goods; no old and shop-worn goods at
j. J. GRASS Barnard and York streets.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE GENT WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any
thing 10 buy or SELL any business or secommo
dAsaons 10 securei indeed, any wish 10 crafty,
should advertise in this column
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LIME beef veal, lamb. at BAKERS, corner
4 barnard and CASTOR streets Telephone %.
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SPECIAL prices this week IN chamber sets
~ JAMES DOUGLASS, 30 Barnard.
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no You want your lace curtains. clothing
~ properly cleaned or dyedf IL so. call az
PHILLIPS' FOREST CITY STEAM DYE
WORKS. IS Broughton and q Abercorn.
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&1l 1E FOR a iady's watch gold filled.
Rll iO warranted fifteen years; richly en-.
graved; stem. wInder; just tho thing tor yo,ir
Xmas. J. CRANE.
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RlRD FOODS Nc AIlisters' Mocking Bird
- Food, bird seed and silver gravel, Hirsch'a
Bird Gravel, Perfection Bird Food, hemp seed,
canary seed, saffron, etc, PARK EXTENSION
DRUG STORE New Houston and Drayton
streets.
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WANTED, fine printing at same price you
w pay for inferior work 1874 Stale street
KENNICKELL & co.
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COLE AGENCY for Richardson & Boynton
- furnaces; quick estimates JAMES DOUG
LASS, 80 Barnard.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDU CATIONAL.
MISS NJ, e. GNossPELIUs, daughter of the
WI late Prof. @. a. Gnosspelius, will give les
sons on the piano at her Iesidence, 937 Mont
gomery street, or will teach at the residence OF
her patrons
SHORTHAND, bookkeeping typewriting. pen
- manship and English branches, individual
instructions. no class system. COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE. opposite postoffice'
M ISS PARTRIDGE opened day school for
4Fl girls on Oct at III Jones street, Tuition
In the English branches and Latin 81 to s. per
month. French and drawing extra.
THoRoUGH INSTRUCTION given in all
l. branches, especially the Latin classics,
scanning and sight reading MRS, GEORGE
A. BRECK, 212 Duffy street.
-----------------.------- -----------------=----=
BOA RIDING.
BOARDING - Large south front room with
40 board. i54 South Broad street.
TABLE board for couple gentlemen IN
Il private family. central location. Address
BOARD" Morning News.
GOOD BOARD in private family for gentle
" man and wife, or two young mon; terms
moderate. 1855 South Broad,
TWO young men or q married couple can
l. obtain good board in private family; terms
reasonable. Address J. X f.. care News.
A FEW table boarders can be accommodated
n at 1872 state street.
WANTED, boarders for pleasant rooms and
w good table; n West Broad, foot OF South
Broad
TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT boarding;
l. rs BroughIon, third door east Of Abercorn,
also table boarding.
'LOs1.
.=..4-- 100
4 OST, pocketbook last Wednesday morning
II walking on streets as follows: Jefferson
street from Liberty to State. State 20 Barnard
description of contents to Lhe finder, who will
be rewarded IL returned 10 Il. M. GEIGER, l72
South Broad street.
T osT, dark, lightweight oyefcoat on the
~ skidaway Shell road. Finder viii DO re-
warded by delivering at 20 Barnard street.
I osr, wood bills reward for same at this
II office.
I osT, yesterday, a bright ring key; please
II bring to Hsrnett house, pay TOR trouble.
I OST, a white bull pup about 10 weeks old,
IL strayed from Central railroad cotton yard
Liberal reward II returned to l64 Harris street.
I osT, setter pup. from bS Harris street Re
II ward il returned
MISCELI4ANEOUs.
MUST pans, busters, whisk brooms, blackinR
II brushes, butter dishes, sugar dishes, berry
bowls, ten cents. SAULS VARIETY STORE,
s2% Barnard street
A LII WORK called for and delivered free of
STEAM DYE WORKS, IS Broughton and "a
Abercorn.
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WHAT better Tor a nressnt than a Svbas -,
w or an easely You will find the Choicest
line at J. W. TEEPLE & CO., 1875 Broughtou
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90 SO FOR Early Bird cook stove and If
TJ Nv teen pieces, at JAMES DOUG-
LASS this week
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GOOD SIDE OF HUMAN NATURE.

and If he fears goodness may pail he doesn't
take some nasty acid for flavor. y o. mol
ne selects a delightful spice, a Glove or a
little bit OF cinnamon, that quickens your
taste and makes the honey seem better
than ever. The play was called 1.-The
Councillors Wife, 1t was the story of the
people that you and I meet; people who
are poor, and who are in love; people who
are good, aud people who are 30 philan-
tthropic that they will assume all RESPONSE
ollltles of somebody else's bank acc Junt
until In time 1t becomes their very own.
1here was in the play the picture of an
elderly gentleman, whose heart went out to
pretty young girl, and who thought he
could make her happiest II he made her his
wife; he discovered before he did this that
she loved somebody else better than she did
him, then he was unselhsh enough to think
OF her happiness and to make her pathway
smooth. In writing up this little story, Mr..
Jerome did that marvellous thing, he
touched the face Of humanity with the wand
OF laughter, just deep enough to make
olmples. and then made vapor come over
the eyes 30 that there were only tears enough
70 I'LL them. It's a wonderful art, this being
able to bring tears or smiles at will. And
IL Is all the more wonderful when men and
women like. ourselves can portray these
emotions 50 that we feel them and feel them
keenly.
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VHE have the sole agency for Barranc0 &
w Co.'S "El Progresso" Factory Key West
cigars. Special terms to the trade. NJ. Law
INNS ESTATE
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ROOMS WANTED.

C--N@~~~0~~-~~0~~O~O~-~ -~~N-N-~~~-N1O0~-~-~-
WANTED, by young man, nicely furnished
w room in private family. not farther south
thad Jones street, Address postofice box No
l04, city.
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w ILLlAMSON, Tatemville, Acton. Myddle-
weekly. Invest. RosSIGNOL & DAVIS
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MIDDLE GROUND road lots, sixty by one
W one hundred, n cents weekly. Come
| ROSSIGNOL & DAVIS.
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ENOR SALE, lot on St. Nicholas street, near
Il East Broad; will sell cheap. STANDARD,
care Morning News
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TNEN-AORE LOT. eight-room house, fine
l. orchard; az elegant country home. RIOS
SIGNoL & DAVIS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

FOR RENT, two elegant connecting rooms,
\ Tor gentlemen only, on parIor floor. with
bath, corner of Bull and McDonough streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

THOROUGH INSTRUCTION given in all
l. branches, especially the Latin classics,
scanning and sight reading. MRS GEORGE
A. BRICK, 2l2 Duffy street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

TT oLIDAY GOODS. suitable for presents, are
IL now exhibited at ]. J. GRASS, Barnard
and York streets,
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&1 OS FOR q fine diamond cut rhinestone,
eDA ~ warranted solid gold; will take an
expert 70 ascertain them from real diamonds
}. CRANE, % Broughtou street.
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NINOLIA SOAP, Vlnolla cream and vinolla
Bull and State streets
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A LII WORK called for and delivered free OF
"a charge. PHILLIPS FOREST CITY
STEAM DYE WORKS, IS Broughton and "a
Abercorn.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, Title Guarantee, Chatham Rsa
w Estate, Merchants and Mechanics, ban 1
stocks aud other securities AUSTIN h
city property negotiated
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pay STREET, north side-Iot sixty by one
~ hundred-four-story brick. RoSSIGNoL
Il DAVIS
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GUPERB place on the salts; 400 fruit trees.
~ elegant house, artesian WE'LL 35 acres land !;
two electric roads through the place. Every
thing desirable In country home. l. u. a.
r, d. LAROCHE.
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ENoR BANNERS, BADGES and all kinds of
Il society works hrst-class WORK and reasona-
BILE prices, go TO G.M,THONNESEN. York street,
near Bull
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- EE our special notice about erecting houses
- ~ IN IN Lee aud Waring wards. ROSsIGNOL &
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MISS PARTRIDGE opened day school for
WI girls on Oct. 8 at III Jones street. Tuition
In the English branches and Latin 81 to o. per
month. French and drawing extra.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

OTIS. five, ten, twenty and fifty cents weekly.
a - interest and taxes free. ROSSIGNOI &
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10
THE DUTY ON REFINED SUGAR.
An Ala 20 the sugar Trust. hut . Curse to
the People.

An Aid to the sugar Trust. hut . Curse 10
the People.
The attitude Of the sugar trust toward
the efforts made in the public interest
10 check its monopoly, and to defend
consumers against its extortions, de-
serves more than ordinary attention
from members Of congress. Ii does not
become them 10 assume that the other
departments Of government arc solely
responsible for the correction Of the
evil. The duty Of the executive depart
mcnt should be insisted upon most earn
cstly, and yet the law making power
has responsibility in the matter which
cannot be evaded. Whether proceed
incs in the courts can or cannot protect
consumers against the eytortions Of the
trust NAV remain doubtful for some
years, since in important cases where q
powerful monopoly has millions TO cx-
pend in protecting its interests against
the public, delays are by no means in
frequent. hut II Is in the power Of the
lawmakers at Washington 70 settle the
whole business within a very few days,
and the people will hold them rcspon'
sible II the adjournment Of congress
comes without an effort to deprive the
monopoly Of its power.
| smattcrs stand, the sugar trust takes
| from consumers about . cent and
quarter as its profit for refining sugar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

Il was n thousand miles away. in an
other world altogether. II surely had
no part in this odorous. rcstful place.
And SO the glorious days sped away.
Days so full OF delightful discovery that
Liz believed her poor brain would not
be able 10 hold all its cwly-acquircd
knowledge. As for her misshapen body.
II was growing so strong and rosy that
the crutch was scarcely ever called into
use now.
But alas. Vacations even in fairy
land cannot last forever, and day
came al length when Liz was forced to
say good-by to her country friend.
The lady with whom she had been
staying was very kind, however, and
for parting gift she gave Liz prom
ise that She should return with the re-
turning summer. II was not much,
after NIL. thought the lady. that she
was giving: not Of her own wealth.
only sharing corner Of Gods beautiful
world with little creature who was
dying for want Of il.
And SO. in the clear september days.
Liz went back TO the city. But with
her went health, strength and graz
cious memory Of happy summer hours,
that frightened and bcautificd even
| Shea's alley. Gertrude Mcnard. ~
| Boston budget.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

Mr.. Jabcz Fox. Of Cambridge. Mass.
author Of tariff primer, printed and
used by the New England Tariff Re-
form league in lsss. has made up from
the reports on commerce and naviga-
ton the tables showing the average
foreign price Of forty-four different
articles for the year ending June 20,
1890. and FOR the nine months ending
June 30. 1891. upon all of which the duty
was materially increased. lie finds that
1.-THE average foreign price Of thirty
eight out of forty-four different articles
was apparently higher after the passage
Of the Mckinley tariff than IL was be-
fore. So that the increase in cost to
the importer was greater than the mere
increase in duty alone. On only two
out OF forty-fonr articles was the price
plus the duty as low in 1891 as in 1890.
A second table shows that Of twelve
articles placed upon the free list by the
Mckinley act the average foreign cost
Of five. including raw sugar. was lower
ia 1891 than in 1891 The price Of one
article remained the same and six were
higher. In only one case out Of twelve,
In Dec>WiN. was inc tb7t WiAtiPut hitt
duty in 1891 as great as the cost plus
4 the duty in 1890.
4 ..Thcse are official figures. II is
proper to say. however. that they prob
ably do not exactly represent the actual
change in the foreign prices between
1890 and 1891. Some allowance must
undoubtedly be made fer the admins.
trativc bill which caused an apparent
increase in the foreign values by chang
ing the basis Of valuation. IL Is prob
able. too. that there was in some cases
a change in the grade of the articles i'm
ported but after making all reason
able allowances for all these variations
think that the tables show. with sutii
cient certainty. that the foreign pric'
does not 20 down as the duty goes up
and that il does not 90 up as the duty
goes down: that the duty Is paid by GU
people and not BY the foreigners, and
in short. that the protected ones knew
exactly what they wanted when the.
framed the Mckinley tariff, and tha
they got what they wanted. There !
no doubt that they wanted 10 shut on
competing articles as much as possible
and TO raise as much as possible tn
price 81 such articles Is succeeded 4
getting in"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

matter Of means. as the range in these
regards is almost limitlcss. The new
summer corduroys are made into
stylish and serviccablc beach and
mountain dresses, with bell skirts that
Just escape the ground IN length open
English Jacket aud blouse waist Of red
China silk or dotted surah. STYLISH
outinr dresses are made Of Bedford
cord in cream color alternating with
narrow stripes In summer colors-
Washing silks. or silk chcviots- a.
they are called, abound among summer
importations They are used for tennis
costumes, travelling dresses, tea gowns
and are combined with dressy after
noon toilets Of light wooden. with
light summer costumes appear very
charming lace capes. ichus and
bcrthas Very graceful and becoming
capes are made Of demi fiouncing lace
simply gathered around the neck
| and fastened with a ribbon tic withcnds
| In front.
| wash dresses Of every description are
| made up in Russian blouse style with
ont n lining. This blouse has yoke
| and deep full skirt gathered 70 -
| belt. This is about quarters OF
| yard acep after il is hemmcd.
| PINK is very fashionable am ing dam
| ~ ginyhams. lawns, chambrcys, etc.
| and also in the very lovely r"sc-nears
| tint In evening fabrics
| The new picture hats are la7en WIN
| lace and ostrich piumcs
| Fresh butter" ID the name q me
very latest shade of yellow. II appears
| among silks. batistes, moires and also
| IN the special list Of choieS evening
| gloves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

An attachc Of the British legation.
in addressing Washington girl whose
name. unfortunately, does not 80 with
the story, said: II am sorry that the
Behring sea trouble il looking 80 scri-
Gus. because. with her splendid naval
equipment, Great Britain would wipe
you OH the face Of the earth" The
young lady rctorted; What, againT'
And then came fash o1 silence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

Henry George has scored many tri-
umphs. but never greater one than
when he got Uncle Dan'l IIouscrs name
on single tax petition 70 congress.
When the principal proprietor Of the
Globe Democrat gives such m indorse-
ment to free trade, II proves that u 4
never too late 70 mend. st Louis 70
public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

fashion for polka dotted surahs. snow
fake crepons. or fine clairettes and mo
hairs combined with shot silk. Lace
zouavcs are on crepe de chine gowns,
very square revers or gathered jabot-
revers edge other zouaves, and an en-
tire jacket Of crepon is worn over a full
waist Of India silk. Very pretty net
and i,icc dresses over changcable silk
are made in this fashion
Mess jackets and English cutaway
coats appear with any mum Der OF blouse
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

than they have ever been. Wool surah
il very popular also. 1t is new dress
fabric that is almost as light and del
icatc as the sillxen material
The princess style is greatly liked
this wear. and the bodice ON this sort Of
a gown still fastens invisibly, and some
Of the French models have bluntly
pointed back to the bodice. to which
the deeply plated fan back Of the skirt
is applied. Ali these dresses are un-
lined, and are worn over a silk petit
coat. The chic Of new gowns lies IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

fronts or fancy
waistcoats G n
suite some of
W ash silk
checked, spot
ted and striped
surah, and for
morning uses Of
percale, main
sock and dim
ity. fastened IN
front with three
gold stud $
Jackets and
capcs for wraps
appear TO 10
about equally
favored. and the
choice between
the styles IL
merely a mat
Of taste
: The choice Of
material an d
garniture is :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

the bodice. as
s X irts are
comparatively
plain. The
great fancy is
for corselets,
Jacket fronts.
and a host Of
jaunty rho RI
zouaves. FL
garos, Etons,
etc. cut in
new and va
ri W ays.
The top Of the
jack ct is
s ON etimes
shaped in two
square cor
nersabove the
arm h lie
with tapping
| edges falling
| on a full vest
"a prett w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

fulfill their des-
tiny on dinner
an d evening
toilets Of the
most sunptu-
Gus description
The natty tailor
costumes for
su m m G r are
more than ever
adm irablc In
style. outline
aud finish. The
Zig hit camel's
hair fab les,
s u IN IN err che
viots and light
weight cordu-
roys and Bed
ford cords. Har-
ris tweeds and
fancy suitings
are more art
istic in point Of
colOr blending
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-10

gomsthing About ths sunmer sty1es~
Tailor Made Costumes. Princess Drossea
Etc.. Etc.
Especial New yors corrcssondenee.l
Fashion Is making no rapid strides
just now. but moves quietly and
steadily. Most Of the styles are settled
for the summer. though few changes
will occur further on. Already there -
an embarrassment Of riches. and every
incoming steamer is bringing additional
contribution To the already brilliant
and artistic display. Great. however.
as is this elaborate exhibit. still each
class Of fabric has its own peculiar des-
tination and uses, for tailor costumes,
for travelling. shopping. receptions.
dances. etc. The materials for dem,-
toilets occupy a small world Of their
own. and the gauzes. silks. crepcs and
creralines lin delicious dyes) and NUM-
berless other textiles Of like character.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-10

Petlt thieving is still going on in
Corvallis. Several dwellings have
Dc been entered, and clothes lines st,Ipped.
The police are extra diligent and
think they have their eye on the right
men. Sheriff Mackay and deputy
Scrafford succeeded in catching three
fellows, Hastings, Hardesty and Pat
terson near Jefferson in the Waldo
hills, who are supposed to have taken
some jewelry. They were arraigned
today before Justice Carllle on a war;
rant made by Dr.. Lee, but were
dismissed for the reason that the com.
plant was not sworn to. 1t would
not be a bad idea to see that your
houses are securely bolted and the
armament in good working order.
Nothing has a bettor effect on this
class of individuals than good sized
dose of leaden pellets administered
with a shotgun. ...-
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-10
OREGON STATE WEATHER REPORT

GENERAL CONDITION OF PRODUCTS,
Reports throughout the state indi.
cate that the cereal crop will not be
up to that of last year neither inouan.
tity OR quality, though the general
prospects for this years crop are above
the average; this is due to the Door
condition of the soil when summer.
iallowed In 1891, to the cool, wet and
backward spring.
The fruit crop will he short in every
portion of the state, due to the frosts
and cold rains of April. The hop
crop bids fair to be an average one.
while the hop lice are making their
appearance, indicating ravages by them
as bad as last year, unless checked
Inc nay crop, grain, clover, timothy
and alfalfa will be unusually large. due
to the rains and temperature since
March lst.
The lamb crop and wool clip are
unusually large, while the latter is of
excellent quality.
AA-NTN oNEOON.
,Weatl1er.-Comparitively cool and
cloudy weather and showers have pre.
vailed. On the morning of the end
inst, light frosts occurred in yariens
counties, on the low lands, as rule,
doing no special damage except to nip
tender vegetation. southerly winds
have Prevailed. Hail fell on the first
In few localities and thunder storm
was experienced in Clackamas county.
The ram fall varies from SO of an
inch in the northern part of the Will
iamette valley to Il trace in Jackson
Crops:-The 7th of June finds all
crops sown and doing fairly well. The
warm weather of May 22nd and 23d
baked the ground somewhat, and now
the showers prove to be of very great
benefit. Fall grain is heading, most
too rapidly, however, in Jackson
county; spring grain is coming up
WE'LL. Fruit is generally injured, a
sample report from Yamhill county
lays, I'm an orchard of II acres of /
'pples, prunes and pears there will
Tot be over 40 bushels of fruit" Re |
ports similar, though not so bad, come
rom other counties. Strawberries
re of good size and there is a large
crop, though the flavor is more insipid
han usual. Peas, grasses and potatoes
re in bloom; black and raspberries
re formed, all of which promise good
:rops. Alfalfa is longing some, all
ram is very heavy and an excellent
sop will be secured,