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The Fastest Yet.

New YORK, July 22.-The Hamburg
American steamship Fuerst Bismarck,
which left Southampton at $50 P. NJ. on
July 10th, reached Fire Island at 9
o'clock tonight, making the voyage in
six days, eleven hours and thirty min
utes.. Allowing two hours to reach Sandy
Hook, she made the entire voyage, more
than 3,i00 miles, in six days, thirteen
hours and thirty minutes. This breaks
all records from Southampton, if not
from OupanSt0wn
The record-union., 1892-07-23
Tragedy in Nebrasl,a.

OMAHA (Neb.), July 22.-John st. Ger
man, farmer near Chadron, suspecting
a neighboring farmer, an old man named
McDougall, of intimacy with Mrs. St.
German, assaulted and left him for dead.
John King and another farmer started in
pursuit of st. German, and when he
made motion to draw revolver King
killed him.
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Indictments nisnissed.

SAN DIEGO, July 22.-Judge Torrance
to-day, on motion of District Attorney
Jones. dismissed the indictments for
kidnapping Charles Oberlander, recently
found against j. Harvey Mccarthy and
a. w. Marsh. The indictments were
based on the same charge as in the case OF
Thomas Weller. The jury in the latter
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Two Men Fatally wonnlIAd-

OswEGo (N. ", July 22.-Oficers at
tempted last night to serve an attach
ment on Downie & GalIagher's circus at
Phoenix, this county. A fight followed,
and circus man and one officer were
fatally wounded. The villagers came to
the rescue, and lodged twelve of the cir
Gus Deople in iail
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Coal Station in the samoan Group.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Alameda,
which sailed to-day for Australia via
Honolulu, Samoa and New Zealand, was
Lieutenant j. II. G. Coffin of the United
States navy, who is going to Pago Pago
Harbor, in the Samoan group, to locate
coal wharves on the coaling station ceded
to the United States by the Samoan Gov
ernment.
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Death Record.

BELoIT (Wis.). July 22.-Dr. A. l..
Chaplin, ex-President of Beloit College,
died to-day, aged 76.
MINIATURES, July 22.-Mother Caro-
line, Mother Superior Of the Notre Dame
and Commissary-G General OF the order in
America, died to-day
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Killed Two Men

SEEDvILLE (Ark.), July 22.-J. ].
Bowles, merchant, had dealings with
couple of lumbermen, named Wilcox
and Ace. They quarreled over settle
ment, and Wilcox and Ace entered
Bowles' store armed to kill him, when
BoWles shot and killed both.
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Judge and Jury with the Prisoners.

SPRINGFIELD (Mo.), July %. = The
cases of the Taney County lynchers came
to sudden termination in the Grim
inal Court at Forsythe to-day. The
Prosecuting Attorney entered a noUe
prOSeqWi, and the Judge ordered all the
defendants released. The prosecuEng
attorney says the trial was developing
into a farce, the jury being evidently
preiudiced in the prisoners favor, and
the Judge ruling invariably against the
prosecution.
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Appalling situation in Morocco.

MADRID, July 2. Ell Liberal publishes
appalling accounts of the situation in
Morocco. The Imperial troops, accord
ing to these accounts, are unable To cope
with the rebels, who are plundering and
maltreating indiscriminately. The Span
ish press is pleased at the failure of'the
English mission.
Treaty Negotiations to be Re-Opened.
TANGIER, July 22.-It is announced
that several of the Sultan's Ministers will
be here shortly for the purpose of re-
opening negotiations with the British
Minister for a treaty
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The New Cabinet.

LONDON, July 22.-The Graphic says a
meeting of Liberal leaders on Thursday
Professionally agreed on part of the
composition of the new Government.
Lord Herschel will be Lord Chancellor;
Lord Rosebery, Foreign Secretary; La
bouchere, Postmaster General. The
Queen will be asked to confer Dukedom
on Lord Spencer and a Barony on Arnold
Morley. The first measure introduced
viii be the lone man one vote' bill, and
next, the home rule bill. The Times as
serts that the Government will resign i'm
mediately after the vote of mo conf
denceD
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Serious Wreck in Utah.

SALT LAKE, July GA serious wreck
was caused on the Rio Grande Western
to-day, a freight train breaking in two on
steep grade. Brakeman Thomas Wing
was killed and Conductor Harper badly
injured. The damage was considerable.
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Why Ryder Was Arrested.

CoPESHAGEN, July 22.-The arrest of
Henry B. Ryder, American Consul here,
announced last night, was due to a COM
plant made against him by members of
a family which inherited 1000 kroners
from relative who died in the United
States, and assert that they received only
600 from Ryder. He is further suspected
of embezzling sums of money forwarded
by the United States Government to
Danish police officers for certain services
thew had rendered
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case having returned verdict of acquit-
tai, it was deemed unnecessary to bring
the other cases to trial. This does not
affect the case of Marsh and Smallcomb.
who were bound over to the Superior
Court on a charge Of kidnapping Edward
CrOSthwaite
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
PETER Addresses the Senate on the
Labor Resolution.
NO ACTION YET TAKEN ON THE
ANTI-OPTION BILL

Camlnettls Hydraulic Mining Bill Not
Likely to be Acted Upon in the
Senate at This Session of Congress
Tho New England States Ex-
perience Heavy Wind and Thunder
Storns-Hot Wave in the North
west.
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cLEvELAND,s MANAGERS.
Probable Members of the Democratic
Executive Committees

New YORK, July 22.-The member
ship of the National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee will not be announced
before the latter part of next week. The
conferences between Chairman Harrity.
Cleveland, Stevenson and Whitney are
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BRITISH POLITICS.
The Government to Act in Accord
ance With Precedent.
1T WILL NOT TRY TO GOVERN
WITH A MING GRlgY.

The Reports of the ! osti,uctfon of
sangir Island by a 'canic Erup-
tion Commemorative ,gsaud In
habitants Kiued-T leaving
Baku, Russia, Packed With Panic
stricken People Fleeing From tho
ChoIera-Infected Districts.
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BEYOND THE ROCKIES.

Severe Storms in New England-Bot
Wave Ill the Northwest.
New YORK, July 22.-Severe thunder
storms, with wind and rain, visited this
State and portions. of New England and
Pennsylvania this evening. So continu-
Gus were the flashes of lightning that the
heavens were Illuminated almost to the
brightness of day. Almost the total
prostration of telegraphic communication
followed in the wake of the furious ee-
ments and at midnight the wires were
but slowly regaining normal condi-
ton. No casualties have yet been re-
ported.
REDGRowN (Ont.), July 22.-This Sec
ton was visited this afternoon by a
cyclone, accompanied by thunder, light
ming and hail. Much minor damage was
done. Mrs. jeremiah Rushton, of Rush
TOMS Corners, was killed by lightning
while telephoning a neighbor as to the
safety Of her children.
HOT WAVE.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), July pa hot
wave covers nearly the entire Northwest,
the temperature ranging at different
points from so to 10lo. Hot weather is
helping grain greatly and another i'm
mense crop is assured.
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TWO THOUSAND KILLED.

Reports of the Destruction of Sangir
Island Confirmed.
The HAGUE, july 22.-Odicial tele-
grams received here to-day from Batavia
confirm the recent accounts of the awful
destruction caused on Great Sangir
Island, belonging to Holland, by vol
canic eruption on June 18th. The adviees
are to the effect that the whole northwest
ern portion of the island was destroyed,
and two thousand inhabitants were killed.
No Europeans We're among the victims.
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Oreeon and WASHINGTON Wheat Cror

Oregon and Washington Wheat Crop.
PORTLAND (Or.), July 22.-Dunn's Com
mercial Agency has advices from every
wheat-growing county in the State, show
ing that Oregon's wheat for 1892 will be
2,S00,C0O bushels less than in 1891. The
yield in the State Of Washington will, it
is stated, be considerably diminished.
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Pritchard and Hail

New YORK, July 22.-The Coney Island
Athletic Club has offered a $4,000 purse
for light between Pritchard and Hall.
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Fire Near Petaluma.

PETALUMA,, July q. a grass fire.
caused loss of $4,000. -''
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AT SAN LOSE.

SAN JOSE, July 22.-San Jose won an
other game from Los Angeles today hv
timely hitting in the first, fourth. fiftb
and Harper's great work in the box. by
a score of to5. -
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TEE HONEST IlAD TROUBLE.
Deputy Sheriafs to be Placed in
Control Of the City.
TIE CARNEGIE COMPANY RECRUIT
ING ITS WORKING FORCE.

An Address Issued to the Public by
the strikers Advisory Board-The
Pinkertons Relate Their Side of the
Story Of the Battle, Defending the
Action OF Their Men-Men in the
Braddock Mills to strike To-Day.
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BASEBALL.
Oakland and San Jose Continue Their
Winning Gait

SAN Francisco, July 22.-The Oakland
team again defeated the San Franciscos
to-day by score of 8 to 4. Errors and
bunch hitting gave the Colonels six runs
In the sixth inning, and that virtually
settled the game. Batteries flaming and
Spies; German and Wilson. Base-hits-
San Francisco 13, Oakland 10. Errors
San Francisco 6, Oakland Z.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
PERSONAL.

Tom McElroy arrived from Anton
Chico last night.
Carter Temple left for Fort Sum-
ner this morning.
Miss Council arrived from Albu-
buquerque yesterday.
Mrs. L. Dennis and daughter left
for Kansas City yesterday.
S. IL. Elwood has purchased sew
eral hundred head of sheep.
L. II. Sena has opened a lunch
counter at the Cantina Imperial.
General Manager Robinson is ex-
pected through here in a day or two.
E. G. Lewis, of St. Louis, and
Francis Clutton, of Cimarron, arrived
last night.
Robert L. NJ. Ross will open up
the store next door to Shaefer's drug
store as a real estate and insurance
office.
Mrs. G. p. Gates and her daughter
Myra, who have been visiting at Ro-
meroville, left this morning for indie
pendence, Missouri.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

There was a very annoying run
away on Bridge street this morning.
Vegetables were scattered over the
street for half a block.
Remember all groceries including
canned goods and everything Is new
and fresh-and no stale goods at the
Golden Rule grocery store.
Mrs. Briiinda Dolores Gallegos
was buried this afternoon at the Vest
Side Catholic church. The st. 10.
seph's society accompanied the re-
mains.
Clifford Eccles celebrated his fifth
birthday yesterday by entertaining
a number of his little friends, Helen
Woods, Dottie Long, Oracle Farrell,
Marie and Helen Schaefer, Fannie
and Irene Essenger, Harry Coors,
Gardner and Earl Robbins, Eddie
Farrell, Mason Lawrence and Will
Der Sebbin. Master Eddie Farrell
him in entertaining his
guests, who had a pleasant time of it
the entire afternoon.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
NOTICE.

As required by law, and in accordance with
the proclamation Of the mayor OF the town Of
East Las Vegas, N. NJ duly published; at the
annual election for municipal officers for the
town OF East Las Vegas, TO be held on Tuesday
the 9Th day OF April. A. %. 1892, there will at
the same time be elected three members Of the
Board OF Education for said town, TO hold Of
fee for two years.
Believing that politics should in no manner
enter into the management of our pub
lie schools, and for the purpose of selecting
one candidate from each OF the three wards OF
the town TO all said Offices OF members of the
Board of Education, meetings are hereby called
OF the citizens and legal voters Of said town in
each of the three wards OF said town,to be held
on Saturday evening, the I'd day of April, AID.
1892, at the hour OF 1880 p. M, at the following
places:
For ward No. l, at the office of Felix Marti-
nez. on Douglas ave.
For ward No. 2, at the Office Of Long g. Fort
For ward No. 3, at the office OF II. S.wooster,
J.P.
For the purpose of selecting proper and suit
able candidates to be voted for at the annual
election on Tuesday, the 9th day OF April, AID.
1892, for said positions OF members of the
Board OF Education Of said town.
All citizens and legal voters having an inter
est In the welfare of our public school, IRE
spective of politics, are respectfully invited to
attend such meetings in their respective wards
MANY CITIZENS
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

During the late irrigation conven-
ton in Las Vegas two of our dele
gates, of like profession, by the by,
occupied the same sleeping room.
That night snow fell. The following
morning the younger delegate, rising
from his bed, looked out of the win
dow at the fast whitening ground,
and in somewhat husky tones SAID,
"Dick, they can all talk (hic) about
the alkali (hic) in the Pecos, (hic
but what about (hic) this burned
place?"-Eddy Citizen.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
RAILROAD NEWS.

Jake Graft smoking cigars is the
latest.
Superintendent Dyer is expected
tonight.
NJ. r. Williams went north this
morning.
Mrs.H. Hufford is here from Wich-
tia, Kansas.
Murphy's gang were working at
Rowe today.
An A. & P. baggage car on No. 2
this morning.
Messrs. Rodes and Bell were work
ing at Upton today.
A special with the directors of the
Santa Fe, is expected here soon.
George Wilkinson went south last
night to take charge of Colwell's
gang at Lamy.
Telegraph wires are crossed at
Watrous and Cerrillos, so j. A. Glib
son had a picnic today.
An answer to telegram sent from
this city to West Point, Nebraska,
at $3.50 was received at ALB.
J. S. Mulhern left for Springer
this morning to relieve w. r. Ad-
ans, who has better position at El
Paso.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
LAST NIGHT.

j. j. Herrera went South.
Ii. West left for Ell Paso.
r. II. Salmon left for Creole.
NJ. X. Jessop, a banker of New
York, passed through on a special.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
THE NEV CLOTHING STORE
To start the ball rolling we will sell for the
NEXT TEN DAYS:

Mems All Wool Suits, $l5 81 co. for $Io 80
Mems All Wool Suits for &15 90
Mee's All Wool Suits, worth $22 for Sls 90
Mems All DOL Spring overcoats worth $1s co. $40
Mems All Wool Trousers worth 50 co. 81 co. So 90
1000 Mems and Caps worth SOC, 75c, 81 fors 10
100 pairs Boys X Pants fr&
~.
These all spring goods fashionable coor the
finest fabrics, and the most artistic and shapes
500 Neglgeo Shirts worth 75o, price for days. 80
10 dozen Gents White Handkechefs ESQ., our price for 10
days 10
Lyons Silk Um brelas worth So 49, &c. &c. price days
Sole for anan Fine Shoes Neck Wear
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
The PUBLIC SEoUID BEAR m MIND

That groceries are sold from'25 to
SSb per cent less now than they were
go days ago-all on account of the
energy and pluck of the railroad men
who started the Golden Rule grocery
store, and the storeshould be literally
patronized by the people.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
low I would like to be a burro,

How would like to be burro,
And lead quiet life;
would leave the town and seek the vale
Where there's something else than strife.
The foregoing is the soliloquy of
one of the weekly collectors (as con-
templated by the Merchants and
Business Mems Association) after his
first days outing.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
GRAAF& KLINE

Furnished rooms, Old Optic block
Sonthbound trains are bulletined
on time.
The body of Meldreth Moody was
shipped today.
Albuquerque will not be Gin it" il
the wind doesn't let up.
This morning opened up with
regular Albuquerque weather.
Kansas Cltymeats always on hand
at T. w. Hayward's.
Mrs Hamilton has an accomplish
ed dressmaker from Atchison with
her.
Worlds fair entertainment to-
night at the old A. o. U. w. hall on
Railroad avenue.
M. Romero has been busy today
unpacking, asserting and displaying
his goods for the spring trade.
Bloom 81 Co.'S. premises were
broken into last night by tramp.
He stole three cans of lard and fine
ham.
Hartman & We'll have just re
ceived 1000 fruit trees of all kinds,
which will be sold at the lowest
prices.
Hill & Nilsson received nearly a
carload of wall paper today. They
evidently expect to paper a good
part of the territory.
The Albuquerque Citizen acknowl
edges that they had sand bath there
on Monday, but claims that it is
healthier than mud.
Go to the Oak restaurant for good
board.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

If you want nice bread and cake,
go to the New England Bakery.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

The Oak restaurant sets the best
table in the city.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

1t is not possible for any man to
fight faithfully for any cause if he
desires to keep solid with both par
ties. Republicans, rally and be
ready to fight for the cause you be-
lieve to be right.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

Hot peanuts and popcorn in any
quantity at Eagle Cigar Store. eau
ton, all our goods have our stamp,
eagle Cigar Store"
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

WANTED-A man and wife TO
work in small family. Enquire at
this office.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31

The FREE PRESS is only IS cents
per week.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
LETTER LIST NO. l9.

The following list OF letters remain uncalled
for in the postofIice at East Las Vegas, N. NJ,
for the week ending March 30. 1892. Persons
calling for these letters please say "Adver-
tised."
Bailey, Arthur House, Mary f
Barita, joaquin Leavett, Chas b
Cortez, Mrs "a Meter, Harry X
Clay, James McAdams, s L
Clark, Mrs Mamie C Selby,
Clark, Abe Snoffer, Boone
Clark, Mr. g. Mrs Glen,2 Thomas, Miss Jerre
Flander, FE Tombaugh, IS
Garcia, FEDORA Wright, DIR NC 80
A. X. ROBBINS, p. NJ.
The Oak restaurant sets the best
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-31
TERXs CASH ONLY.

Stock most complete; everything
goes at SOC on the dollar, at Eagle
Cigas Store.
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\ Flexible Stone.

OF most stones risidItN is one of the
most marked characteristics, and il is
hard Tor uniformed people To believe
that there itfp ANY tones that can be
bent. There are >atrt, however. that
are more tieSipie tl.an wood. aud bend
readily un.tr slight pressure without
breaking. The most abundant of
these Is ltacoiumItc, r flexible sald-
stone, which is found in large deposits
in Brazil. Itii> tone is runpu>ed al
separate grains NJ sand cemcnted to
oetlier with y mineral closely resem
bling mica ~ >eIicite. These tniner
ais, being quite flexible III themselves.
confer the same property upon the
sandstone as il whole. The way in
which the %cenentiug material WAS in
trOducett INTO the i~tacolumite is not
easy OF explanation Mica and seti-
cite are hot s%rluale and could not have
been deposited by Mater, like ~calcitt
or silica. 1t Is finSt probable that
they were originally introduced in the
form OF clay OF some similar material,
and afterwari meta nuyphosed hy
heat, pressure and superiieuted steam
into m%icaceou> mineral. Instances oil
a similar change of one mineral species
into another ave very conniiio II.
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The cope as a Poet.

A correspondents of the Paris Temps
tells how, ut Il recent Interview, the
rope showed hum Il copy of Il volume
of his poems. that had recently been
Published. II WAS very iiagniticenfiy
printed aud hound and ornamentetl
with ciarmin.ly tinted vignette> and
Initials. \ preface, written hv Eufiea
Nalle, :. j.. SAYS: The character al
the~Pni,e'S Verse Is NirglIian. rot only
i'll the Latin tongue being employee,
aud in the nauHer in which the phrase
Is managed. hat IN - >ensibility. tie
noblene>> OF tn. c ,,irr of subjects and
the ideas. II is ~ttv". elegant and
easy. and has the Nirgillan ideas.
The Pope deals with Latin as with
his mother tongue. His epigrammat
ic poems are light. lively and strik
where they ought. They are We'll
winged, bnt they have not poisoned
barb>. The Pope rs ii s%atirist OF vi
brings halm to the wonnd he intlicts.'
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ELECTION IN PARISH.-The elec-
ton in the Perish passed off very qui-
city, and without the least disturb
ance, and the vote throughout vas a
very soon one Notwithstanding the
busy rolling season although IL
large number Of the colored voters alb
stained FROM voting. Yet il gnodly
number voted. some for Cleveland.
and some tor Harrison, the majority
of whom voted for Hon. Andrew Price
for Congress.
The vote stood as f flows:
Cleveland Enthusiastically 1882 votes
Harrison Eiectors,......... IS7 !"
Cieveland's m".jority... ...2745 .
Andrew Price, Tor ,3072 votes
|. j. Mills II
Prices majnlity............2a95 :.
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NERVE FAt.-That tired feeling,
nervousness, irregularities, suppress
sion. and all diseases of the female or
cans are Immediately relieved and
promptly erred by using the great
Southern ta~rite, Creole Female Ton
ic. 1t will build up weakly women
and make hem strong. 1t restores
color to tllecheeks.
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ULAL NEWS.

y,,r MUsL SToP CO uGHIAG MARS.
Ia. prrtuial Balm is a certain ID
@., AZ cure ior all coughs aud colds.
II i. - reli.t at once, and pelman MT
on,. when used according to dIrec-
t;.,s. Is not an experiment. IL
h.. - and tor 25 years. Sold by
dltG. is.
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SOLD ON ITS MERITs.-Preston'sHed
AXE is an u~nfaili, 9 cure for amy and
every form of headache. Ii will cure
ronr headache in 10 minutes. 1t is
Guaranteed to do that or money refund
ed. Did Won eve receive IA falrer Of
fere If it does not do what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
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~WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.


There was Il general excess in the
rainfall fer the week III Louisiana
ranging from one and IL half to over
two inches in the Western and South
ern portions and with but IA slight ex-
cess in the Northeast portion.
The week WIS warmer than usual !:
the first half quite decidedly SO. but
,hiS was followed ny Il 'cnol wave on
the 4th, 9th, and 9th. which reduced
tie weekly average temperature to
ahcHt one degree above the normal in
the Northern portion of the state. and
to six degrees above in the Southern
portion.
The prosecution ct the work of the
sugar harvest Season has continued
quite taroiahlv despite the Slightly
adverse conditions of the latter part
of the week.
Cotton picking, though retarded Ivy
the rains, is nearing COMPLETION.
There WAS slight injury inflicted 10
the staple through the excessive rains
OF the week.
ROBERT l.. kERkAM,
Director.
Note This will be the last weekly
weather crop bulletin of the season.
and observers aud correspondents
can, therefore, discontinue their week
II reports. L. Z. X.
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Hon. II. y. Coulon, after an absence
of a weeks %soiouln in Texas in the
n, shholhood of Houston, returned
n Thibodaux on last Monday
evening. He is well pleased with his
Tip.