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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Paris, Texas. June LIN the Federal
court today all the prisoners sentenced to
the Columbus, Ohio, penitentiary yester-
day were resentenoed 10 Detroit. Mich.
L. II Lcuiweiler. formerly United States
commissioner at DuEcan. !. r., who was
convicted of bribery few days ago. was
sentenced 10 three years in the Detroit
peni,cntiaiy and fined $500. the extreme
penalty OF the law
j. w. Jackson was sentenced 10 ten
years for Granddaughter. Charles Smith
WAS given fifteen years FOR robbery: BIN
steele, s.y years. and Charles Argo 1--WE and
6 half years for the same onense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Austin, Texas, June l.--Austin defeated
pss,on by score of 10 /, but 1t was
Il without the assistance of Umpire
yDslsn. He seriously crippled the visitors
!, cutting Fender on the bench. In the
INT part OF the game Cote caused AN
u,,eu,ely close decision at third, which
pbesn called out. Penier was on second
md objected, whereupon he was ordered
Al the diamond, Captain Reed succeeded
rett!ng the umpire to allow Pender TO
ray. blu, Weikart of the Austin team
nl,ei point against it. causing Phelan
u change his mind again, Reed was COM
rand 10 place Knox, who Is reoupeM ting
irun, spell Of sickness, at short and De
MTey on third. However. the infeliiuS
MS good Ashenhack nut up good
rrne IN center, ana H!ll Tor Houston. as
MI as DrlakwAter for the Senators, did
,ooi work IN the box. The batting OF
10Th teams was heavy, but largely on &C
olN of the high wind. was not effective
sye N the long drives Of MeAner and
fettiiohn.
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Mn Antonio Z. GnIXn.aon,

|y,o". antonio TeNas, June l.-"Illd''
| hon saved the Galveston sard Crai S
kll shu'-out today hy tanning the
70, ,hsaA '"s' The deep center field fence
~, siss,I bags ana scoring on Iiust on 5
tls!tlnr ~ The contest was close and
|sads by 10Y Tour Innings not run bclng
the Bro,seslther side until the hfth. wien
Tool ~ 'os scored twice and pied up
1S s once. Sparks shono hr,shtly or
,sre ns.i ior the visitors. Ths Bronsnos
home rms 10 wrest their usual brace OF
Two bsw rs IRON him, aud there was MOI 4
.,sldei IT, IN the nine hits which he
h twice f. ,s netformei an unusual feat
best telLahis'hE ont Starley, one of the
.saole hltters m the home Team,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Fort Worth. Texas. June LA regular
meeting of The pass committee OF the Texas
railroads was held in the psrlors Of the
Worth hotel to-day. The pass committee
is composed of the general managers OF
the various roads which have entered into
an agreement as to the issuance Of passes.
The following were IN attendance at the
meeting today: L. J. Polk. general man
ager Of the Gulf. Colorado ard Santa Fe
railroad; Il IL. lines, general snperin-
tendent Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
pass; j. ". Allen. general superintendent
of the Missouri, kanSaS and Texas; J.. w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

The ST Packards and the Maurry Rase-
BAH team crossed bats on the Y. NJ. G. y,
grounds Yesterday afternoon. The game
was in favor OF tho 81 Packard bows.
The batteries were: 81 Tackards. Garvev
and Breeding. MaurryS Manrrv and
Breeding The score was L. 10 3.
The Lemon Drops Juniors won a game
Yesterday from the Shrubs by a score of
TO .. The batteries were: Lemon Drops
Dryer ami Hart: Shrubs. Masterson and
Williams The features OF the game were
the feeling of the Lemon DROPS and
pitching of Hart. He struck out seven
men and two men got bases on called
balls Ran Burns. the catcher OF the
Shrubs, was released from the Lemon
Drops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02
THE HOOTERS DAY.
7, 7, BEING Extensively Adver''"'
,mnteur Teams 10 Co

c,l,es,on. Texas. June l.-Tho 10u.Va'
,,ors ~. Ina, king wilhelm's' rooter.
~, ,'va axcurslon to Houston nest SUNDAY
I'm exrsel In size ANYTHING in that me I'M,
Known Kl,, 10 the history Of the state, e, a ,na
S E,s a@nsl Of Texas Al railfoa are
iesdine mo ghe Ciiy Of M me- '%Sl'Selia
eA,e' ~ Houston are making sne e., !.
r rsh and are making IN large excursions
t 70 see III IL army invade M, city ,ateur
The king has invited i,t an 10 ,h ioa ann IN The
nns1' He Wants hem to he IN ne carrie oae
at Houston. so as to show ne bnii rala'I,,
whai great fan town eali"s !1,hi fe Who
is lie desires caplasns OF an c r,mes' 20
NY ~ can be assigned place In me pro-
etss son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Galveston. Texas. June 1.-The results OF
tonight races at the BICYCLE track:
One mile. novice--Mose Harris won.
Time. 2;45.
Half mile. observation-disclosures Bovse
won. S. c. Cox second Lloyd Williams
third Tame, la.
one mile. amateur lap raced. O. Jones
won W. g. Hntchins and Charles Host
tie for second Nose Harris third. Time
80
One NILE nofassional-George Bovee
wen Lloyd Williams second. 5, C. Cox
third Time, 2;l5
Two miles. anna teur-D. c. Jones won.
w. Il. Hutrhlus second. Charles Holt
third. Time. i;59
Five miles professional--Gecr Bovee
won. S G. Cox second, Lloyd Williams
third. Time $40 40,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

I.aGrange, Texas, juno 1.-The La
Grange oil mill was sold by the sherin to
satisfy Judgment in favor Of the National
bank of the Republic OF ST, Louis aud
Adoue e LobIt Of Galveston against White
* Bradshaw, II WAS bid In BY Messrs.
Zapp. NIolawey. Reynolds, Bradshaw,
TAYLOR Harwell Fake and II. c. lieilig
CO. for the sum of sil 200.
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rnoM POST coRREsroNpENTs.

Temple. Texas. June t.--oat harvesting
is in full blast In this county. and ths
crop was never better in the history OF
the county. The weather no far is fine
and the work Is progressing day and night
including Sundays II tho weather re-
mains good this crop viii add wonderfully
70 the business OF Temple, and the mer-
chants and farmers AZ well arc looking
cheerful
Dublin. Texas, May 81 .--Rain has fallen
In great abundance In this section this
spring, There Ia no lack OF SEASON. Just
now the desire is for time TO get the grass
under control. But little wheat was soscd
in this vicinity; the prospect for the crop.
however, was never better
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Galveston. Texas. June i--something un
usual occurred in the political campaign
tonight Rev. Leon sonfeld was in at
tendance upon a rally given In the intsres,
OF Mr.. Harrington. one Of the candidates
for mayor. He was called on By tho au-
dience for speech and responded with a
talk ia line with his pulpit utteranees on
municipal affairs. coming out sQuarely for
Mr. Harrington.
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SHEKiFF'S DEPARTMENT.

Hampstead, TEXAS, June 1--Straysd or
stolen about May 20, one dark brown mare
mule. 10 years old. IA hands high, branded
s on left shoulder; will pay Sc reward for
said mule or Information leadng To rccov-
CRY. Address, j. c, lipscomb.
sheriff Waller County. Hampstead, Texas.
Who wants a man about G feet hish,
between "a and 30 years old. dark brown
or black eyes, black wnyy hair. weighs
about 1I5 pounds. wears No, or No. I
shoes. mark on back. between shoulders
about two inches long tooks like birth
mark. big toe on right foot crippled, the
leader drawn up tight on ton, and the toe
drawn up and turned in he seams to know
a good deal about Madison county: he had
brown mare mule about 3 years old, wire
cut on nose. branded w on shoulder, also
ono bald face sorrol horse. branded D on
hip and + on shoulder; bay horse, branded
b tabovc AZ on hip and q on shoulder. bay
horse, good looking. branded w on shout
der Notify Nj. A. DeBhnc, sheriff OF Lib
orty county.
Albert Erickson, Sheriff
BY w. NJ. Baugh, Deputy
Strayod or stolen from A. b. Lattlng, nj
southern Cotton oil company: ono mare,
chestnut brown scar on left hind foot.
black name and tail, shod all around. Re
ward So,
Taken up by A. II stcely. Houston
Heights: One light brown mare, years
old about II hands high, rope burn on left
hind foot
Strayed or stolen from Y Witty run
ner Texas; One dark sorrel horse about
. years old. l5M hands high, no brand,
white spot on forehead, heavy name and
tail (faNen), sears on hind feet fnl shod.
Reward 50. Albert Erchsou.
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY w NJ. nauEh Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Earned ,uns-san Antonio l, Calves.
ton |.
Two base hit--J. Hess.
Three base hit--Nance.
Left on bases-San Antonio 6, Calves.
top6
Struck out-By Sharks G.
Bosss on called balls-OI Herbert ., of
Sparks ..
Double play-Knau. Weber and O'Con-
nor
stolen bases-weber (2). lIeefe, Clark GU
Kiopf.
Passed BALI. Hess.
l1ne OF game-l;23.
lfmpirc--Brennan
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Married In Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, June DIR. r. II, D
Cline, professor Of pharmacy in the medical
branch of the state university. formerly
OF Houston. and Miss Birdie Kaufman OF
this city were married at st Jphna Meth
odist church tonight. Rev. Bradheld off,
cilting
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AsHiIncd.

Kosse. Texas. June N. r. Gaines, n
retail grocer of this place, made COM
mon law assignment Yesterday naming
r. l.. Jones AS assignee Amount Of as
sets about Sl760, liabilities about the same.
Maro narlies arc the nrlncinal crnlilnrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Lexington. Texas, May GA frame req
dencc just outside the corporate limits OF
Lexington burned Yesterday at p m.
1t was the property OF DR.. A. V. Dosk az
Taylor. Texas, This makes two residences
burned here In twenty four hours The
Doak house was worth about $500. the
Mundine residence which burned Saturday,
about Sl50n
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nenisom I. DnIIns ..

Dsaison. Texas June l.-Denison de-
!a'sd Dallas easily today in a game five
hllss long. The home team hit hard
sm effectively and at onportune times
sa played all around the visitors n the
en Blanchard the new second base
aaa ior he Tigers, plaved good ball at
seoad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

Washington, May 81 tSpecial.)-R. ".
Kittrell of Houston is in the city visiting
his brother law. Congressman Sims OF
Tennessee. MIR. Kttreii was at the capitol
today and called on Congressman Ball and
Sayers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

thrcshng will begin IN tho sicinity oi
Wichita Falls. has ELECTED the following
! replies,
Iowa Park--"Wili begin threading and
shipping wheat about June 20; oats, July
| L."
| Henrietta--"Yantis says grain viii not
he coming In In worry large quantities much
before July l."
Quanah Wheat will be ready TO thresb
last OF next week oats week or ten days
later"
Harvesting will begin Ia about
II week or ten days Wheat should be on
the market for shipment by June % %
Wichita Fals Threading VIII be well
under way about June 10,
S. Il lIoyey. Vice president OF The Cht'
caEo, Rock Island aud Texas railroad. IN
spcctcd wheat hold of 500 acres a short
distance north of tho city yesterday and
found the prospects to be excellent for IA
good Yield there. with estimates OF iwonty-
two to twenty ave btshols per acre.
Is. Y. Dwiggina cut piece of wbeni
0ut of Il 95-acre Held Saturday. II ~ just
barely ripo and VIII be thoroughly no
with one or two more days OF sunshine He
has a sample Of what was cut on exhibit
tlon In front Of the Alliance store, IT is
growing very thick, and VIII yield from
twenty-five to thirty bushels per acre.
The harvest is well beeun in the vicinity
Of Fort Worth. and the nrEt new wheat
Will be due In a few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

This eve hing will be the last opp',.u.l. >,
nrasanted 10 the members OF the M0'iN'
Jlubbqrd and Dude teams 20 prao're ~
fare The great game tomorrow aiiern ~
,ar the benefit OF the Faith Home ans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

a Ms ne also deceived Bailey. Herbert an,
n n,Sr " Son,lor. all heavy slugsers' The
r .,,oSi ~ ,l p"yed their usual brillsant
maze, hnau at short was espe,iaIiv pnnS
w n seven assist. and two MI, nuts
for Galveston V'"S 'Neiy WORK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

NO ~ nfs-Denison 4. Dallas i.
LEI, a uase hit--AleXander.
strscyth 1 bases ny penson ?. by Dallas .
lssss,@ OIL omnt-Ry Weyhiug 8.
4 Weyh.noo slled balls-oft McGinnis J.
stoe,, ,pHy-Dowie ana Kemmer.
baker pnases- f3ammert. Chiles. Week
fawed az AZ Alexander. Lawrence. Hall.
l f,nae Of game ON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02
TIs An uMPIRE'S VICTORY
. p.feot for the Buffaloes Yes
terday.
.,,nrp PREVENTED FROM PLAYING.
San Antonio and Paris
winning Tenms-Gossip
About the Defenders.

THEY PLAY TODAY.
1suston Mt Austin.
eslyeston at san Antonio.
vart Worth at Paris.
nsilas at Dcnison.
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Earned runs-Paris ..
Two base hii-TIckaberry.
Three base HITS ittbst >. Reynolds >.
Home run-Boland
Left on bases--By Paris g. by Fort
Worth 6.
Struck out--By Isaacs 4. by Godell s. bv
Niulkcy I.
Colly.
Sacrifice hH--P.quinny
Stolen basss--fioovcr. Me.
tit bv pitcher--By Isaacs /, by Godell /
Fasso1 balls-Boland. Wolever.
Wild pttch-tiodell.
Time of eame--l4O.
lImpire--Fnpnklin.
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Earned rirs--lAus;ln 8.
Two hasa hits-t'ote. Pcttijohr. Mcsmer.
IRE blss hit-Mar'ln.
lsg On baseS-AuSIin ., Houston 5.
srEk out-Ry Hill |. 10y Drtnlwater ..
Bases on called ba'ls-On Hin ,
NiAs plays-ii.ll and Meyer; ktmerer
NNc1s
snlr bas.7g- Deveney. Kimerer, Martin.
Rter ht-Weikart
nma OF sane--l,j0
unurrs-pbglap
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN,
Regular Weekly Reports From Bu-
reau Correspondents.
THE CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
Cotton Crop Has been Damaged nv
Too Much Cool weather and
Rnins--Ltce aud Hugs.

galveston. Texas. june Limited States
department of agriculture. climate and
crop service OF the weather bareau Texas
scction--crop bulletin for the week end.
ing Monday, May 81, 1897:
Preclpitation--Gene rally fair weather
prevailed FROM the opening OF tho week
until the 2Sth, after which scattered show
eas We're reported. the showers being pref
~ general on the goth. Tho precipitation
| on AN average for the week WAS below
the normal except over Central Texas, tho
central portion of North Texas, the east
ern portion of East Texas and In the vicn-
lily Of Houston, where there Was an excess,
with the greatest In the vicinity of Long
view and Lufk!r.
Temperature-The temperature oil an
average for the week ranged from slightly
below the normal over the southern llur-
ton OF tho State to about the normal over
the northern portion.
CONDITION OF CROPS.
The weather during tho week was gen
orally favorable for farming operations and
much farm work was done
Reports ss to the condition OF cotton
show a consensus OF opinon among some
damaged by too mitch cool weather and
rains since the crop was planted, The
greater portion OF the crop is lntc owing
to tho fact that much rcpiantiug has been
necessary and some have had 10 replant
two or three tunes over the northern por-
ton Of the state Lice. bugs and other
cotton pests appear to be prcaty general
over the State and are dCsag muoh dam
age to late aud small cotton causing the
plant 10 die and making an irruEular
stand In many places. II rs believed that
early cotton where good stand was So
cured VIII Recover from ina effects OF the
damage with favorable weather from now
on Some carly cotton fruiting nicely Ia
South Texas and Is beginning to fruit ovur
Central Texas. Tho warm weather Surlnu
the early part OF The week WAS favorable
for cotton and started The plant to- Showing
ntccly IN most SECTIONS. but cool Weather
toward She latter part OF the week was
not SO favorable. Much OF The crop has
been worked out.
Wheat harvesting IL progressing well
and the yield is generally Euod Winter
oats generally harvested and spring oats
continue nrcmisiur,
Corn is growing rapidly and another
general rain Will insure a rood crop
Early corn In roasting ears ard late corn
Is beginning to ;asscl over the southern
portion of the state
Vegetables OF All kinds are being marketed
rapidly, Ripe watormelons and canta-
lcupos will soon be plentlnl over South
Texas
The rico crop II generally promising.
Early fruit ripcnnE nicely aud some
pencfee apples, cherries aud plums beng
marketed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-02

ladies of tho Faith Home association are
very enthusiastic and are doing all they
can 10 secure large attendance A lady
yelephoned The Post las, night that she
mad secured a promise from all In her
ne'ghborhood to attend and she knew OF
a great many who would be present Mr..
Packard has put out largo number OF
cickets and they have been sold very
fast, The prospects are that the crowd
VIII be tho largest that has been In
Leaaue park this season,
The Mother Hubbard boys are going
into the game with n determination to
win at all hazards. and the Dudes ore
confident Of success. Dorraiice says MS
arm is in fine condition. Packard Is keep
its the naiues OF his team a secret so tina,
he can como on the field With a surpr SO
party for the Dudes. but the lE's,er be-
lieve ttat With the white clothes they viii
wear the Mother Huhbards will he blind
ed and unable ito see the ball. Both teams
will be out for practice this afternoon
ana the ne,x day comes the tug of war.
Bcnumont IL. LurlStn =.
Beaumont. Texas. May So--ReausnoM
this afternoon defeated the Lufkin base
hall team by n score OF II to 5. The game
was devoid of interest, 4 being the ffth
consecutive game the visitors EaI lost TO
Beaumont. The Lufkin club Departed for
home tonight.
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THE PANHANDLE HARVEST,

Fort Worth. Texas, May 81 The har.
yest has begun in the Panhandle. An In
auiry by D. y. Keller, general freight
and passenger agent Of the Fort Worth
land Denver railroad. - 70 what tims
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Growing
Business in
W. all
Paper.

Teres is great State for Wall Paper
consumption, and Houston is a great cen-
ter for Wall Paper distribution.
The trade is learning, and learning fast.
that 1t ls folly to pay excessive freight
charges on shipments from far away points
when they can obtain equally as low prices
from ns with Il freight rate OF about one
half,
We are always plcased to submit sam
pies and prices on request, free OF coet 10
the inquirer. lust tell MS about what quail
tiles are needed and tho samples viii come
promptly.
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ENORMOUS WHEAT CROP

Dallas. Texas. June The harvesting
OF the wheat crop OF North Texas has
begun in earnest and farmers are making
haste TO get ia shock before the rains he
gin again. Along every county road cnn
bo heard the musical hum OF tho reapcrs,
and every farm presents busy scene.
Well Informed grain men In Dallas still
estimate the Texas yield OF wheat this
year at upwards Of 30oO0,o0o bushels, or
about twice the largest previous output
RplnA ~ the past three weeks have In
jured the crop 10 some extent, but 1t tx
thought that II the dry weather continues
til ihrcshere are through their work, there
will still be enough Texas grown wheat
To feed every inhobltant Of the State and
10 Ipad trainload after trainlod for less
fortunate sections OF the country.
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Buffalo, Texas. May 3I,--Weathcr for
the past ten days has been as desirable
AZ could be on crops u all kinds, and
prospects for a crop were never better In
this county
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Bcnumont ~. Lurkin =.
THE RACES


Five-eighths Of a mile. 2-year-olds-'
George Keene. Stand Press. III; Lande-
mann, False Pride. Great Bend. Loiterer
swango General Maceo. Squire Ahinr-
ton, lN: Kit. 1ol.
one mile, selling--counsellor Howe. ITO;
Marshall Ed KeArney. los: Irish Reel.
ia Avarado. i0S: our Johnny, leo: Free
Lance Draw Lad. 100; Trayant, 50: Pc
trel, IS.
Half milo, Amaze stakes--Lalouette, na;
Sagacity, Miss Rowena. Fay Ida. Tilted.
Bonnte Gem. Lady Cooper. Abundant.
Joda, IL.
Mile and one-eighh. handicap--Ben
Eder. 1876 Free Advice. lls, Tom Groin
we'll 10: The Swain, lol; Sir Nassar. 90.
Three foprths. of mile; the May stakes
selling-Arhuckle III: Cleophus. Setfaat
10; Albanian, ST. Bartholomew. ice; sal
yado, lG7 Euph9ma l., " DADDY lS5
laii. sulnalS o.; Mss Lillian. 100.
ono mile-Lehman. III; Sentour, Dog
Rett. Strathrol los. Carib Beaufort. 102
Caldrou. K.unikinnic. Draw Lad. Azure.
Paul knNvar. Arabian 80; Simon!an 80.
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coRRESroNpENrs, REMARKS

san Maroos-Miss Tonic Ford; Cotton
| about one month behind, not fruitiug yet
worms have been destroying II IN SOM
places aud rendering II necessary 10 TO
| plant two or three times. cool weather
| hns greatly affected the crop up 10 this
| time
New Druunfels--l. Gleseoke; Cool nights
have Il bad effect oil young GOTTEN and
present prospects Of cotton not promising
some places replhnt"d two. thfee and four
times and not good stand yet; 1t comes
up nicely aud dica OUT from effects Of lice
bugs ana other pests
LongVleW- W. kteeh' weather past
week beneficial TO cotton and corn. cot
ton about seven inches high late. but
squares ar" forming corn dong ninety
vegetation an that could be Desired, fruit
not 30 ahhndaht as iast year
Columbia j. s. Rogers Too nnch
ram igf 'oiton MAKING sfh"s ana weeds
prevail TO inc injury OF the plant crop
about ono week late' corn promises "a
large yield
nfofRetowh-- Mopcrhoo; weather
uulafoutule ipr coiion' INC plant liz Two
"eeIs iate. nut ~ sood condition II Is
running ~ tome p'afes anu growing moro
r@piely now N'poe "thtueF oec"'he warmer
rcplanuhE has heoh uone N ph'ch" On ae-
co Owl qI ,hsr''s cu.,a. u,aa.n a..
oahN'ile- T. l. ,illtnofe' weather me
efoW'hE ,,solousE 'iuI HFrt"ht' curry
ana II wen a"F"hecn IN tnlh H"etioh p'hut
irui'ihE ven put me@'cnh "et'Yli m"hlng
us appearance partial rims insure soo1
up % ~. IN ~ p''L. "'''' ~ ''N'' h''N''
tnG crop WIN De aho,,.
'honS". IL y" aus ,..', , huua,
gardens i,nei some harvesting ~nea'' crop
GOOD; iIulV nhe
hollhdo-b' u f"htloh' co'I - hplns
finely cat crop eo"n come cotton re-
planted on account OF poo. hthnn cauhs1
from hesvY rains ana cool nights shrIy
cotton daihaeou ny nee crop ia"' acfeafe
large, but II not ifuiiing
EmofF--W, o. Hsnisen. "anasr gen
crazy unluNornpie ior pottun, tne p''". ~
two weeks l"le' mas not irutPh yct' corn
Is growing fiheiy ana me yisin promises 10
be large farin "ofk wen advanced,
Florosyiiio-~E' w Harrington; weather
favorable me past Week Tor cotton ana II
Is about as Wen advanced now us ~ WsA
last season where a stahh was scsureI'
bnt q great ueA' VI ,ne o'"p nau ~ u" ~
planted ana ~ iate' lice damaging COTTON
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NJ. Louis.

81. Louis. June six furlongs--Ferrls
Hartman. Vixen, Laura f. Time. l;iGA4.
Five furlongs-Myram c., Barriso
Guide Rock. Time. l02,s.
one observation-disclosures Chiswell. The
Ghost. Time l:A
SIX furlongs. handicap-Time Maker.
Gath. David. Time. l:li4.
Mile and one-siXtcenth, handicap--An-
ger Florldas, Goshcn. Time, l:47,
Six furongs, handtcap-Dorah Wood.
Hester, Falleas. Time. l:l5.
Intontn.
Cincinnati, June l.--Latonia results: ono
mile-Panmurc. salsetta. Rlcakmorc.
Time l4]4
Five Observation-Disclosures Holmes, Martha
H.. Lady of the West. Time. l.oc7..
one mile and seventy yaids-t'rsco. Te-
aochtiitlan, Zen Naiai Time l4I.
SIN urlongs-lmp. Byron McClclland.
Sargamoa. Time. l:l4,
Five furongs-lirWzilHan Opponent
philip Bvrnes Time. l:03S4.
one mile and seventy yards--Serrano.
T.ufra, OndAgue.