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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

on him are scrubs. II you keep Il up
much longer you will turn TO razor back
ed hogs. "lIe beat, he do" Nou little
sc0undrel, You. If you never have bl'
one dollar again while you live, let u pe
nm honest dollar. Don't have a dirty
shilling IN your pocket. Some time ago
a Young man was entrusted with val.
liable package Of mOncy. He called AZ
the place to deliver It hut the owner was
not in. lie called again md the gentle
man had left word for him TO come IN
aud wait aguin until he would come
back The next time he walked up
a flight of stairs where a dozen tables or
more and men at each table with glass
cs. cards and money were seated; lie
sat down at one of the tables aud finally
became engaged in watching what was
going on, gambling. By the door sat an
old gray haired man, Il gambler. aud Il
young boy, and every time the game
ended the old man pulled the money
into his side. Directly. the young man
commenced singing in a low voice when
the old gamblers gaze Immediately be-
came fixed upon him. The game went
on and when the young man ceased
singing or humming, the old man asked
the young man where he learned thht
song, and what was he singing II Tor.
The young mau asked him Il he knew
the song. Yes, says he. That is tue
s,,iiai o,.or - limo az II asrhot il the
s,n', 49, pLoei,e t,arny / learned
Sr,,'iay sabnoI Nav eive me an
,l at .o'''iVnS nan ,o"r word YOUR
u,u fl"S .,iI W. - in,,j az, II that VIM
p.YIi'ise, ~ a,ntbor cari .nd when
WI WI ~, sV'V' .,,,,Liin,, boii ra,ne,nher
!ou SUI ny e nii, r'.,. ,'"r !, RATA,
tnat uou nus nna"e 'Ut s ,,ou,bIar et
putpuSe tlan tn'' M T." az Lonnst
e,',i " yt ~ ia, III i,i,ns"lf ,v"nld
Us We uoitaI1 iii III III Ill., IA n,a,,
ihan9lei; auI WI ~, 'I hts ' NV 90 mat
i"'hIvu MN Jun H ia,' m.',i,,. T..
isut' Qu't g1 ii,i t p," ',ues ~
uot iHr Iruin Ptrul.'on WIN II
gaul9llhs iuoA Ut wi H ,i''',II w. ~
Wrs'ks' Siorr aIr u,,u .,i,,S aH I., ~
lnAt lhah 70 huruIg "l'. .'iinE eiSr' sum w
OF you o'u roosttrs ure hp'rr sV'us w
lul, put lot you E"uhs Ineh iet pe
salu thnt from lhlS ounuh! hiEhI on you
never drew cara OF got = u'l,nr INN
you did not sweat Ior' but hurry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

u
genteel looking young man walked IN
| aud said. II am sO-nnd-so from sp-and-
so. lie said, Can you spare me ftp
minntesY | said yes. " his business
was important. He said. Yes. Il Il.
and | win explain ii 50 you can judge
for yourself Fonr weeks ago my sister
the only sister ! had, and who had
been living with me Mt my house-lcft
home and have every reason 10 be-
licyc she has put mp In some bawdy
house | have been on the road ever
/ since she left. hunting for her; have been
through Chicago. st. Louis and Kansas
City, arriving here yesterday. Yrster
day evening | went nj early night into
one of the houses Of ill-fane of this city
whore | found out In few moments that
there was q pure girl who had just come
in. | thought at first 1t was my sister,
but was soon satisfied that It was not
However. ] said to the proprietress.
what is this girl and room worth for the
mighty Zen dollars, said she. All right.
paid the SO and took her up to a room.
pulled the door to and dragged me up
lounge on the outside aud stail there all
night guarding the virtue of that pure
girl, and have friend there now. !
have come to you to give me the names
of two or three Christian ladies in order
that you may send them there TO rescue
that pure girl from a life of shame" 1
said, young man, would you have done
that last night for that girl If you had
not lost sister yOurselff He said.
NO Mr.. Jones, and If every young man
In this world had a sister.
THEY WOULD NOT DO IT."
Now listen. Every girl in TINS town
Il somebody's sister, daughter, aud l
would never do to another mans wife or
daughter that which ] would not have
done to my wife or mother; no gentle
man would. and you are dirty dog
that you wouldl Sometimes the doctor
SAYS, Young men cannot he yirtuOus and
healthy both" | knew of some doctors
saying that once, but | hope you have
no doctors in this city who suys 1t. God
never built man IN that way Your
daughter and my daughter is built the
same as our sons are. Now. will II doc
tor walk up and say to you that your
daughter cannot he virtuous und healthy
The day he does that, he will walk up
into the mouth of doublc-barrel shot
gun. aud / say that the doctor that told
you that, told you an internal lie and he
knows it. But what does the doctor say
TO YOU old married ripsi Say you can
be virtuous and healthy Z Oh. the depth TO
which men have gone! Hear me, hear
me. | bespcak for myself no more than
/ would for any American citizen, so help
me God. and 1 would lay my body on
steel rail and let an engine grind me TO
powder before | did deed 1hrt | would
not have my wife and daughter do, and
! speak for every honest man In this
town IN saying this. ! have more hope
for every other sin of man than for u boy
stepped in debauchcry. BE an honest
clean boy. and die trying 10 he such.
The last sin of the Ten Commandments
that we have time or strength TO take
up tonight is the
SIN OF INTENIPERANCE,
or drunkenness. Now, am going 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Ono Of fhnsp litU, .pnrtfrr b,,ol.,
ius' ,hi,. IN y,,nnar, ,.n'h,,.iEE purNS:.
sEoes a''' ~ '"'''' '00'"'pi'A p"'r Oh
,,,s..,., ,p. 49,, mn
Dallas, the meauest scomdrel that walks
ee s scGs, Of o yEs 5Swnm o, i thers
husband IN dallas thnf viii cam, hon,
"ly Eoa lro ho. ihe i hon'e oi lntamy and
pure wife You are. the most infamous
+ Hide impr SESr E With ySgT wile
YOU win run right down town to the
gS nnI %oG you fio!empl6le sound
has got to consort aud live with the
, aiTl,r', ,t srG"ndEf ever matte aud if she
VIE % ali Of us SI mrn you tb Mi say on
must g., GArnse me-
man T"W aint op To mf pTe Ii1 'P Pee of
h,'''n "Io,ns, your Mite you will jump
yorc .n' , ,omr'hg4ss ana plead for di-
about yon yon lnstlui 1 gain.ca Mhal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

49,
1oos M, not ula ,lis American Sab.
b.tb 'iO' "''
Tho doors Of thr cApnsitinn TO say, You
shall observe our Sabbath"
There mr., half Of van folks have got
no more religion than goats You old
country fellow here tonight sitting around
laughing that Slm Homes is hitting old
Dallas. You will get in your cart and
drive over TO Brother Browns aud spend
the day. and Won and he will get ON the
porch aud st there smoking all day,
with your children running lire wild
beasts all over tue country having good
time. you old iaCkuss You. lApplausel.
And If you could sell your bones tOmor-
row your head would be for sale next
day, rs YOU have no use for it, (Appluusel
My cOuntrymrn, hear me; If we ever
live to see another Sunday let Us go
~ our homes and when We come down
10 breakfast let us talk of This being
Gods day. and then breakfast; let's
help our children with their Sunday
school lesson aud 60 with them to Sun
duy school, aud then spend the evening
with the bosom Of our family, and when
night comes, look up at the sturs and
say 81 thank God ! have spent one
Sabbath right since ! have been In this
country l.ets tr0wn down Snbhth dcs-
cOrHtion and let It's
MAINTAIN THE CHRISTIAN SAB
RATu
+. ,.,., ..i -. =. ,.. .,.,
II, Nl' W. ",u utpuco , ~ 10 uur ch''-
IN! Us "'n agn s,,uT,y ~, ~ US IT,,
,.,,' 49, VIZ NJ =" it "t',u"l nisn',
StuuE N"u nvir w Fou Ky 4l'.r
,, ot5 '' IL yn"r va, i n,,r in' ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
10 ne Robinson crusoe and go to a
desert island and
PUT UP WITH GOATS.

would hate TO be The goat that had the
nasty job on hand
"Oh. yes. ( will curse. | will curse.
I do not think that cursing becomes
anybody this side Of eternity hut a.
whisky drummer or hull.uccked. white
npruncd scoundrcl calling himself ~.
loon keeper and II / was q whisky drum
NOR | would 20 through this country
cursing a blue strenk against Sam Jones.
In h well ndnufed 10 YOUR business to
curse, Won Old scoundrel
One of our old breaches In Georgia
soid one dny that any man who would
sv,car ,vo,tli stnai md thar afternoon.
,ftnr he hhd nrcn,,he,l. he wont Ia visit
ono Of bis old members As he ucarcd
tbe vatn me niI rulnnel stoppsd him
ami soi, ..yrn rnn't cotn,. INTO my
house Won mat e,ensc me. Inf Won
boSo ,I,ns,d n,,, sNenr md am os
,'Ia IN 49,,
M. iii rra,.bor r.,,onstr,,sd with
ma ,oio,,'i P,'nJ an. ~ st M reason
~, i,.I,. :, anu '"N'
! apa,l,',, ,,ti,u ra,li.1 ,1a o,lonnl
| .,yyn.'' 49," ~ ,, i,IonnIsa
on ~" ~ "'"'''
| az '"ulN' N19' .,t. ..,.u, ,,,
~ ~ s'e'' "u' ''i"s ""'''
"s Nv, yu' $3.50 al b.s g. s,i,.is,
| M"l' yes we an mao 20 suosis'
whlle we We're IN me army
We'll INIT u what meant sald
the preacher
81 e
low here tonight That went into the
army urslng aud did not steal some.
thing while he was outY If there is
got up and say yon were in the army
aud did not steal unything-and | will
know that they
xEpp riltNcs rOC<rD Up
-.
"niie you were Hionnu' lNPplHustg
oh' yes you VIII outSc; uat 40
you want To swear t"r' hAt rs therr
IN IL mere y no inonty w II no 'lar.
a'let W. H. Nh1l 40 you WANT 20 curse
Tor IL is snld That whenever tue ueNl
wants 10 ca1ch any olhrr SORT oil SIN
her ne bats his hook ana gets ready
Tor hun but when he wants 70 ger =
proiane swenrer he Just drops the hook
aud the fool gulps II down at once,
DO You want to bc q gentlemanf !
don't care what your name l.. II you are
9 profane .wearcr you laci' that much Of
being gentleman II you are going to
do nothing else IN the way ct rcforma-
ton, God help you TO uuit swearing;
your profanity lAmcu, from pteachers)
Say tonight. 81 have sworn my last
oath"
..J,urs did van Use to curs.f"
.Yns -
"NEnt did van stcnls"
an ,.......,...... .,.,.
H'"lr ne peace uhs HuPPiHcs1 ON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

run yoaf 49,.
nlslpai iaRe
aln sIng AT, GA
Hear 0, n' AZ n.
AMI he I. Is a l,Ii.,
| lAV'%@f'llug tSli.
coriinr NIX Xxx salaos
homes !. ohc! " ~ "
IN this a ,a,'..l 'etllil, J.
IN 'r,, IT,; y
Listen. N, 4 VIVA
isc9lindrel wosls .s',i \
% me; this iip, ~ .lfs,
red-nosed JON P,,.'li ~
o e;.,. fool viii ~ s'' fh
,ii'hef, and 5oe Y, l'lIl a,
VII drink L !. ". rs . N III
ser'ouslyY' ~ 81
ny ihatTs Ii ~. IVA
VaGss none ~ !. a s,SsiS N.
iIeorning ID MA '' ,!
w uappsned to < v, IA "
az. and Nh 9' q !.
ain II Tae I,lI v e x.
lail. ''Fof 1a .,lf I. VII NJ
w. W no have | iaLa~ y
your wife, sir.s IN ~, i. ~ r.
hack and I'll on ana Il. y q
After about an " la y. a.
came to hinssI, Aoat, Nv M
10 me jalleE lt;o eo ~. M.
and let them Az " y, oa' 81 IL
Wbsc,, ne tnat Col 81 y, Y
Whisl'. made that AL "
,bai. aas aud \ has ~,
Il tba, WIVES We siuT al
wife ''y NH Nl''a WI make NJ !, M
lirtv w. a,nsooiy dfinI ~
cnv'h,alul 'nhlhs scoaadi,. X
aponna h.an and not uiilN
w6isIy HTS saying nj
sira,. 10y are a Lar; /. . 81.
down ' an a., T. d ~ nii u.
have d yn we Sidewalk isr's'
M ,ba y"v y y this i5vs Il. NJ
one NAM MAJ, H., Il ,n',oady'. iaisls
not thrive ' Wit lis 81, ,as ~
my wife and el,IIi sssils y l.,
dry town, and Il 'I 4 ), M
spit, too. They e,,e. "a {, q IL
aOprcf,, ,,,', M 4
busine.s : ~, PACkl1
yon so;n. 4 said 70 III.
pa,,l,a1g olH nv 70 pul W vlil n
inImeiia,elsxA ,a. o. Y
iics nnd h,d Nea. ap y Nm
the anti.c,ss,na ien dtlgn
wrote n ras s,,ai paesit, a
"Nlnreos T'hi. 'Va sga.li<
ness has ycysd 4, ns one1il y
try: and. where n'sA 's'.il Il
to vcx Carle,.yjIlil's Y 4.
don't want snv n W.; n 2
here. or any s,bs, .s w. I l,'tis
be it resolved ni.n'.
original nackare ng, \ y
DAN,yAp, ~ = oC q ~
q, fe,aa, dun SovlAl
,it,. = 'ev 1nI lilunles thai lisi IA
Eo,y 'c sli aliiyls ~
Jaci,'n', saiu' near nc. VI.
o,,tslir', ~ W .afvs Nalaa
the Salio,, ~ , ,nelf eoflnizh
49, ~ S ivlet sevufss, n
tn W iovi AROUND IlyH 4 n
, sv IL uie'a ~, mat eoIdoa Z e
XII iao,. III! would slle 4 HI
p a'h al.i,. anu Nles.l,is
1870 ah"Hst yrlloN ltlf h a..
their quarantine, We NJ '|
against whisky. The nsrl y
W iell ,.lls went afaIlt \
how, W. a ny u ~, u
there M MI" W. w. KY,
ont we All no, ,h,.. VIZ NJ, Y X
That nisht , Is. ' ,.a,a. W. !,
nnt dvnen,i,a ,,oda ~, x. |. I.
H. mn p'n anI ,ha un ,'n', W ". ~
cl Il nra,,,d A., Y.
mn il ,n,ar u ny IN d,vs M, VI VI
ed my ,no,,th as sH'''is
, S"'a W ,hd ny W., WIZ, IA WIS NJ.
"Thev ,brco G'sS ny " i NJ. V
nity II / ever sajd an,alr "
whisky" / saw ny mhl
immediately, and hef lAss
back TO twenty years afo "
band was a drunkard sat y
ruined with whisky. pa
husband, don't let uP; dI
tApplause,) She SAYS "liH
nalnite put under our dvtieil
soon u.,,,, !, Y
GO HOME ~ w
r3utc. and much betcf iais
route Tor my husband. ia
a dear wife God hiss rr1
girl you are" gave hef a wi
ed her under the chin asa q
husband BAND t tnan'' a iAoaea 8
walking tue streets viii y
no manhood | wan \
tombstone when / de- 'Hs
man that had The couraseie 2. g.
utl..n Ia MI 10 |||
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

80. - ....... .y.s.l,.ttn,,a
meet tomorrow nieht anu pas sy,i
70 run "Sm Jawass oui OF ,oNn NJ
bless you. Bud mere are MOI siV"s"
OF you. APPLAUSE ,,
|, YOT KNOW I AM RIGHT.
ti,l ,,, mi down on foreigners nor
nnvbndy here mud anybody hrrc that
~ utiS KY Announces Snm Homes
y. ho; n '" arsinsi foreigners he j. a liar.
A.. , W., iri.i,uspf The blood of
-, L., I,. adj Wtl.htnan runs through
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

FOR THY LIFE
Sam Jones Great Sermon to
Men ONLY
THEY CUT LIKE A KNIFE
Do the Things That the Eyange-
list Says to Sinners.
NOT A CURslNG YOUNG BUCK
But Would Traduce the Fairest
Girl But for the Shotgun
HELD IN A FATHERS HAND.
Would Fill Ny Dog With BucsshOi II He
Went 10 Baseball on Sunday.
MAINTAIN The SABBATH
In America and Bequeath It to
Our Children,
GAMBLERS AND GAMBLING. |
lIeenlicusness Purify Of American Woman.
hOcl Whisky Drinking thai Takes the
Flowers oul oil the Checks Of Your
Loved Oncs-WIh The Lille
Hand Of a Baby Corpse In
One Hand and Whisky
Bottle Held in the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

T O~T-On North Fifth street. between the
IL Wheeler place ond Austin Avenue u black
81 hand bag, contain ng purre with two
Ave dollar gold pieces and zone cha &c in
silver Also pair gold trimmed ~ ectac les, and
ban book with owners name on II The A der
will please leave al this OH &c and receive
reward. Y G. Mchonald s-2i e
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

I OST-On one OF the iti2cns cars o pocket
l. book contai 'ing iadv's gold uAtch and
other Je selry Finder will p.ease leave same
At tn Off e. $50 1t
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

EOUND-ln Maj Tibbs chicken house "A
pocket book containing receipt for rent
some buttons and "A two cent stamp Owner
can get same by calling at this flee and paying
for this notice. III II
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

I OST-On Eighth, Eleventh or Columbus
IL streets, one pair gold spec acles. iberal
reward for return of same 10 this office. Mrs.
s.. 4. Kavanaugh. & u Is
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

DOAKD-Can be had with or without rooms.
- southern exposure. large and comm cd iOus
Terms rea enable. apply AT corner Of Eigt
and Clay streets 7-lUtf
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

DETHAL MILITARY ACADEMY, VA,
ID prepares for Government Academies. Uni
Nal. K. A. Mcin,yre, ne,hei academy, p. o.
Va 7-18 22t r.. o. ID.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertising In this column charged a Sns
cate ofone cent per word for each insertion.
Cash must accompany the order. except wher'
ordered nv a regular advertiser
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

NJ AkkIED l. \ IES--Send ~ cents for
ANl 'Infallible Safeguard (no medicine no
deception;) just what YOU want Ladies'
Bazaar, Kansas City, Mo.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25

FOR KENT-One seven room house on
North Fourth street. Apply TO T. A.
Blair. Til e
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25
MISCELLAk nUUS.

pN!t REM ermania Hotel. Apply to
IL Horned VII Jams. h-24 II
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w A N 7 ED.

WANTED Everybody to send 70 stamp
w TO The Climax Chemicsl Co and get
free box of Climax Pills that cure all bilious.
ness and torpid liver. Address z. o. Rox Az
AGO. Texas 3-l6 II
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
FOUR KILLED.
A Mob Attacks Two Brothers Tor the
Purpose OF Lynching But Get the
Worst of the Bargain.

A Mob Attacks Two Brothers Tor the
Purpose OF Lynching But Get the
Worst of the Bargain.
CoRYDON, Ind, Aug. -Four men
killed outright and one fatally wounded
is the result OF an attempt to drive two
suspected patTicides from this county
and the murderers are still ut large.
The entire community is up in arms
and further bloodshed is inevitable
when the murderers are again canght
up with. A large posse is now oOgan-
lied and in pursuit.
Several months ago John Conrad the
father of Edward and William Conrad,
was mysterio,fsly murdered. The
family lived in remote and very
quiet part of the country, and mt the
time of the murder the officials eX-
hausted every inquiry that pointed' in
the direction of the criminal. Detect
ives were put on the trail, who, after
an exhaustive search, finally came to
the conclusion that whoever had COM
mitted the deed had fled the country
At the same time the detectives said
that mere circumstances implicated the
brothers, Edward and William. and
that they had probably killed their
father
All the people in that vicinity believe
the boys to be guilty from tha' many
circumstances, 1hat had occurred before
the murder, and some that had fol-
lowed the crime. This belief grew
with the passing months. There was
much bad blood displayed between the
father and sons and there were many
bitter scenes enacted at the home last
winter, jusS before the old man was
killed. During the spring months sew
sral notices were served upon the Con-
rad boys that they had killed their
father and that if they did not
leave the country, the most summary
vengeance would be meted out to them.
Yesterday they learned that a crowd
Of citizens were coming to drive them
out The boys secreted themselves out
side their house and when the crowd
appeared on the porch fred into them,
killing John Undertake and William
Wiseman instantly, after which the
crowd dispersed, and before they could
command self-possession they were
again fred into and Ed Houston and
Isaac Howe were instantly killed and
William May was fatally shot.
The posse was composed of about 100
men and those killed and injured are
the best men in the township. The two
Conrads escaped. Intense excitement
prevails throughout the sout hern part
Of the county. The Conrad boys have
always been regarded as vicious and
| worthless
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
KANSAS CROPS.
The Outlook Not Good In General Way.
Hut improving.

The 0utIO0Ir Not Good In a (sgUeFnI WAYs
hut Improving.
Toprx. Kan Arc The montblv
croP rePor' Vi che s'"1o oo"f" Vi "BiT
culture Is as follows:
vhe unusually high temperature which pro.
vailed the first half OF July and the absence OF
SUFFICIENT moist ure, outside OF eastern Kansas,
lowered the condition of growing crops consid.
erably throughout the state, but the rains
which fell, In q general way, the latter part OF
the month and the lower temperature prevail
ing, our correspondents say, have very much
improved the condition throughout the state,
and the indications now are that an abundance
OF feed for stock will be grown.
Wheat Seventy'hve per cent OF the wheat
In the state Is reported In the stack August l.
In nearly oil the counties some threshing has
been done ana the yield rs reported indicates
that the aggregate product Tor tho STATE VIII
fali below the product as estimated one month
ago, probably MS much as .'o'o'ooo Dusheis'
making total wheat product Ior the STATE
(wfnter ana spring. OF about 2i'0OooW bushels
In some localities the quality OF the wheat ID
GOOD, but In general way IL III reported poor
Chinch Bugs ana rust Is the cause. Ihls ac-
counts Tor the reduction IN yield.
Corn-From the assessors returns we ma
the area planted TO corn last spring 10 De o'oso'
sos acrcs' which Is t@oo acres less tnan 'nat Oh
i"St ycnf' ~ 10 uuo' no"e'oi' W o"y ."' .iS
urea planted TO corn This year Is cohsideraoiy
greater than that reported oy the assessors Az
the time the assessors gathereu these STATISTICS
the farmers generally were unable 10 tell now
much wheat area, II any, they would plow up
and plant to corn. AT later date IN enort
VIII be made to ascertain the Increased area
planted 10 corn oy reason OF wheat area neihs
'hanScu 10 corn area IN eastern hahsas eorh
generaiiy promises an aouhuaht yleiu' 'ns con-
ditioh peing reported ~ " per cent IN lno
central Dcit the early corn over iIrge urea
was seriously DAMAGED py ,he intense neat anu
iack Of suilcichl Ia'l'ai Al 'he nrs' hs' "
July. Rains coming tne iat'er part Vi tno
month the uahagcu corh' our correspondents
say mas recovered 10 some extent anu inc ia.er
corn unin!ured mas oeeh growing very r"p'uiy,
ana II favorable cohultiohs continue WIN
produce gooi crop IN the sou'hsrh counties
OF tho central pei'' however the ehtire crop
was TOO far advanced ~ Inc time OF inc uh'
iaVorapie not period 10 recover when mort in
vorable conditions prevailed anu the crop 10
large extentis reported lost inc conuitioh
for the belt Is reported at 5s per cent In inc
western belt conditions Tor corn were sun
more unfavorable but since the farmers recog'
nize climatic conditions In western Kansas UNI
favorable to this crop, but small area Is
plnnted to corn and the product grown will be
nr,,a ii,ht
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Ezra Session Meets-rhe Organixa-
ton Promptly Effected.

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