The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-12
nc disease is more han SKIN aeep: &c emil

the drouth: melons and second crop OF
peaches ripening.
| OkIahoma-Fine rains on the 4th. VIII
make a large crop OF corn, kafar corn
and cane; cotton and gardens doing we'll;
| wheat threshing out q good quality, but
quantity below expectation; broom corn
looking well: fruit and grapes excellent
Lincoln-Hay crop exceptionally good
and being harvested; all crops looking
we'll; rain or the 4th. saved corn crop
and cotton: cotton is booming: potatoes
are being dug.
! fitted corn. but more needed: Gotten do
gress; kaffir corn, millet and cane doing
well
Cleveland-Heavy rains on the 9Th, just
in time to benefit the corn: cotton bloom
ing late forage crops making so5d
growth; haying and threshlng stopped for
few days by the rain.
Chickasaw Natlon--Local showers have
benefited the late corn. hut early corn
badly damaged by the drouth; corn dam
aged also by chinch bugs: cotton short.
but doing well and fruiting: wheat and
cats rhreshing out a good yield: gardens
badly brunt fruit a half yield.
WESTERN DIVISION.
Greer-Good rains on the 4th: grass
hoppers have damaged corn and cotton
considerably; corn viii not be more than
half a crop; cstton growing aud fruit
ing well: wheat and oats in stack.
Washita-Heavy rains on the 18th;
wheat and cat harvesting completed. and
threshing commenced with good yields:
corn looking well, but early corn dam
aged some by the drouth: cotton clean
and growing rapidly: hay and grass good.
Custer-Heavy rains on 9TH and 5th -
great benefit; wheat threshng retarded
by rains; wheat turning cut well. but not
up to expectation owing n rust; corn In
fire condition: miliet and grass grow
ing nicely; kafir corn and cane good
crops.
Blaine-Heavy rains on the 9Th and 5th
Of great benefit; corn growing rapidly
early corn damaged some By the drouth:
broom and kair corn and cane growing
RAPIDLY
Day-A hne rain on the 4th revived
crops: all crops growing rapidly: corn
tasseling and caring; hayIne commenced
with an abundant crop; stock doing well
Dewey-Fine rains on the 1st and fth.
corn growing rapidly, silking and tas-
selinG: cotton looking we'll: miTet ma
turing. but short on account % the
drouth; wheat and oats about stacked.
yield good.
Woods-Heavy rains on the 9Th and
5th. were % great benefit: wheat AMI "a.
threshing IN progress: the yieid Is soed:
corn and kafHr corn doing we'll but early
corn damaged some by the drouth csrli-
est corn In roasting ear. some complaint
OF damage by chineh bugs.
Woodward-Fine rain on the fth over
the southern and eastern portions corn
s'lkng and tasseIing. and crops assured
in eastern portion. but more rain BADLY
needed over the western portion Of the
county: secopd crop ~ alfalfa belng cur
Beaver-Locai rains on the fsf ana 9Th
have relieved the drouth: corn never
locked moro promising: second crop n
alfalfa ready 20 cut carly peaches ripe
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN
Another great discovery has beer made
and that too. by lady So this country.
Disease fastened It's clutches upon her
and for seven years she Withstooa ~ Sc
verest tests. but her vital organs were un-
dermined and death seemed imminent For
three months she coughed necessarily. /
and could not sleep sac finally dls-
covered way 70 recovery. hy purchasing
of Us a bottle % Or Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. and was -
much relieved on taking FIRST dose THAI
she slept al night: and with tx5 botfrs
has been absolutely cured Her mama Is
Mrs luther LHtz" Thus writes "
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