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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
CLASSIFIED ADS.


\LHJOIIILD HDO.
ADsTttACr or TITLE
UbBOhNn. ritEMfEk q Co. ino,
Abstract Co. established 1913. Min.
tng claim abstracts. Basement OF the
Mutual Life building
Booth Whittleney- Iinnfofd Abstract
Co. established 1870. basement u
taller block Telephone Nnln lH
hEA1-fLic Abstfaot Co, n. Y. hl leh-
Atstisi1ECTs
JOHN GRAHAM. sz0.s2i ulobe tlk.
Tel, Jaines 222i.
q " mouailIek sla.il COLI collins -
AtfonAEts-AT-LAw
Wal II. DUTfNhiL attorney ~ law.
Suits prosecuted aud defended ~ an
eaufin. is yeata "a pcrisnce. Proceed.
tHkf ~ bank ~ Icy. ComphniNH ihcof-
Iurhtedi Abstracts carefully sken-
ihed COLLECTIONS made ~ all phfte
% the United BtstrH. Highest cen.
nefflal and bank references. Va
third nyshue, Phone. Main 1000
FRANK ~ WIEsTLINd. BOSTON blk.
"a, ~ MAHriN. 80 Mutual life BID.
y. a, KELLOGG. 20 bailey build M.
w. y. LAMHurH. 0i.s Pacific block.
A. G. MACDONALD 40 Burke bll
Root, Palmer a Brown. pioneer BIZ,
u. g. coNovEH. ,s-ts iiailef building.
LYMAN v. KNAPP. 10 Hgiier buiidins
q. WARD KEMP. a. burke buiidiis
}. y. DOUGLAS. ho7 New York blt.
HORACE PETER. SIS sew York blk
PIERRE y, FERRY. $50 Burke block.
g =. LANGIAHp. "a. ". Z. bloc {
ArCTroSrpas
JOE MARTIN. general anctionesr
and storage. 22is frs, avenue. Tel.
AUCTION SAFES
" q. BIcKEnfCN. general auction.
HANKS
rudEf BOUND NATIONAL BANK
oF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. tSs.ooes surplus.
]. Furth, pres n Goldsmith. vice
pres n v. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities In
this tnstcd States ard Europe.
PEOPLES sAviNus hank
Second avenue $40 Flke street CAPT
pres J VI Hayden. cash J. 7. Green
leaf. asst cash. Commercial savings
and trust bnpiueSa
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle A general banking business
trance tad Deposits. q zoo. epp.
Chishefg pres ~ T. 1rondaht nfHt
&ics pres. A. VI soslbsra. cash. J. y
f.ane. asst cash No branches
National Bank Of Commences
Paid up capital. .tiaa.tso.
Tfnnnacfr general banking business
"a. q. Henry. pres. " ". hpenccf.
cash. esfa dsporit vaults for rent.
ssfs Deposit Saslt Boxes Ter Hsst
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital. srt1.uo
General banking business transacted
J. ID, Hose. jr, preA. ". McAlcksn
vics pre-, - Turner. cash. H.
fafhhurst. asst. cash. Exchange on
principal cities ~ y. a. ana Europe.
Ths casaelas Baak 81 cssmsres
1arit&A paAd UP sss.*e..s..ssss. st&sfesa
tislxht niiilcn doilarsj
Hufptus .ttssssst.s. sss......sssstGRA0
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
gasnes street ard Second avenue.
u. A. CAMERON. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

Ci.ARi<ES fernin shorthand sch5 y
Individual instruction. - Boston.
LEO'H Business College Union.2d, In
diyiduai Instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and pike.
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seciai election win be held whether the
erecting buildings.
There build
The schools with the rapidly
population will
The be issued
their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
cloTnIss cLEANINa

SEATTLE Clothes frsssing co .
clothes In shape ~ so month: dyeing.
repairing. 1907 Third. Bum 1904
HfGIEsr prices for cnnt-off clothing.
Dave TAYLOR, 10 starr Boyd building.
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g. fHa cash and services secures IN.
tereHf and COED position 81 one 81
the leading wholesale produce and
tahisshed since 1919. with upwards OF
ne shippers and 40 local patrons.
highest commercial and bank refer.
enrca given. money 90 be deposited
Va hank 60 Increase business Ger
man. fuQr4ras Inveatffeuf "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
TRIMMING AND BINDIN0

TUE lvy Press. Artistic Printing, En-
tfaved Calling Cards, Wedding An
.auneemcnis, etc, First and Pike.
Phone, Main s7S.
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Amateur finishing. Wise. sullivan
block.
srAMP PROPOSES Columbia street.
rht siClANs AND SURGEONS
DIR. J. q. STEWARf. specialist IN dis
eases OF women Edinburgh MedisAl
Institute. Boston block.
DRS. 1. M. and AGNES n. HARRf-
SON, removed to Halter Bldg.
DIR ANNIE RUSSELL, Diseases OF
women. "a Hlnkley.
DIR. MILES. removed 70 i5-is Houssev
building, ard and Pike. Tel. Green ga
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases OF women.
chronic diseases. Wash. building
DIR. HfNkLE, 2ii-li2 Mutual Lite
bldg. Tel. White bs0; res. Bun sti
DIR. FALk, 1S-ie starr Boyd building.
Tel Black S6. res. Green 1861.
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From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umbia street.
Leave Eoatfie--e.sa a. m. fcxoept
Hundnyst and TOGO q. m, 1915 p VA.
lfor Bremsrton oniy1 and $50 D. IN.
Saturday only. extra trip 1880 .. m. }
Leave Hrefnsrton-ssik and ftts q.
m, 800 and t;ts .. M Leave sidney
flo ard its1o q m. 800 .. m.
Leave Charisston~-xioo and IS q.
m. ses >. m-
For Pleasant Beach ana nean
pclnt take steamers leaving Seattle
81 1000 n. m. and i;ts .. N. leaving
Hrvmerton nj ssik A. m and e.iG D. m,
Fare q censs round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
DnIcssMAI<,cRs

ROYAL PALACE DREssMAKfNG
PARLORS-Ladies and Children,s
Tailoring, Rainy-nay Skirts and
Evening Suits. 1917 Sd av.
MRS. 1lANSON-Fali opening OF stvi-
iah millinery. Corner Fourth and
Pine 'h'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

httsfnoon session
me afternoon session opened at
~ With a devotional service led by
FRANK Q. Lindgren. Then followed
congress on the subject. My
church; What DO I Owe Herr" by
a. III. Dtmock. r. G. jackson and
Miss Selma IAndberry.
Tne program for the remainder Of
the AFTERNOON includes business
session with an election OF officers
and addresses by the following. Mrs.
Margaret 9. Humms. Geo NJ Pow
Ter. Miss Helen Mason, Rev. A. Tar
anger, Rev. J. Lewis Smith and ].
f. Yichert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
Our BARGAINS IN REAL rs
srnTtF

OUR BARGAINS IN REAL Es-
TATE.
n you mean business. listen 10 this:
Lot b0xi20. new s-room house. COM
pieteiy furnished. barn Itxz6 wa
Eon shed, chicken house. rs chick
ems. young thoroughbred Jersey
COW. fresh. spring water IN house.
big wood shed. I tons OF coal. 3
cords wood split up. and 2 tons
hay. for only 1880. II taken ia
week. easy terms.
Two elegant building lots, near Cap
itoi Biii. street graded. lots level.
fine view, si7oe.
Elegant home IN Santa Cruz. Cal. 10
trade for Seattle improved prop
Many other cheap properties on
hand.
BO0uE & SCHMIDT,
s2s Pacific Block. Phone John 1861.
DO YoU WANT TO BUY A HOMfg
We have for sale a number OF new
modern houses in different parts
Of the city which can be bought
with a small payment down and
balance paid IN monthly INSTALL
ments. Prices range from 81 600 70
5000. Be sure and ace US before
You buy.
WING a GUIoN-Bailey Building.
III you can pay rent. you can own
your own home The Home CO.
operative Company VIII buy you a
lot and build you house for $3.50
per month. no interest charged
Rice q Goss. resident managers.
ioS Pike street Open TIL p. m
COME quick. a snap; broom house.
$50 range, sideboard. fine bed room
suite. chairs. carpets. house and
all goes for sz7s. Call iszs sth ave.
WE have choice lot of vacant lots.
cottages. cderu dwellings and stores
In all parts 81 the city. German.
American Investment Co. SIS Third
avenue
FOR we'll Improved farms. email OF
COLLINS 4 WILLIAM.
Room 81 Sullivan Bldg
WORKING men with small capital
see Lloyd. Hrfacoe A. Lloyd about
building your homes. IS Hlnckiey
block
HAVE you 5 or 10 acres for sale or
exchangeT We have buyers. Call
or address 1873 Urn avenue:
RrBnER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL sfANfP WORKS
schenerman block. 10 Cherry.
SHOW CASES
snA11i:E shaw c..s c.. lsls ~ ave
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
t5s-s-it Occidental ave. : Household
Eoo1s: etc. Jacoh.. TrenholIne g CO
TAILoRs
q M xSDEEgoN s. oar ssss5s AZ.
TAxIDERMlsTB
g Q: hEk1: ~. Third avenue.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnlngs-Mosquito proof
tents. mining hose and canvas boasA
beds. the Gold Medal kind. sFs-
ATTLE TENT a AWNING CO.
Wholesale manufacturers. Mar'cn
and Western.
TENTS. awnings. fiagr iarpauiias'
hose. etc; Alaska ouifftters IN ali
canvas goods; goods made TO order
By experts at a moments no.ics.
sunde q BRAND. Ernt and Jackson.
TIMERS
FINIAS q R6B6. 1sf 6drccn isiC-
rRANsFER COMPANIES
bRAxMEN and Forwarsiers-- Pool ana
distribution cars handled promptly.
superior equipment for moving finest
t~fuAtufts plaHpS ara n9aftttt raACn-
inery. Lloyd Tranfer Co. - Marion
street Tel. Main No
EYREs Transfer Co. Main SO.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactured. recover
ing and general repairing so Sec
ord avenue. Roheron Rrns
tuttE .ts.atfsE
Q. MAGNus Schultz Holyoke BID
WAsrED-REAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers for houses.
lots, cottages, stores and modern
dwellings III all parts OF the city.
The only way to sell your property
II 70 advertise. and as We spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS a month for
that purpose, IL follows as a logical
confitiNlou that wp can sell IL l.iet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me
dunn. tells past. present and fu-
ture, names given, palmist read
ings and cards. 26c up. 1903 LIST
ave-. room 1906: Green lfS0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
National Bank OF Commercs
ni siNt. 81 aI.llIAN,ra'

H1iSAssEH ATTENTIONS
ARE you l@ukinx Tor a aafs ard prof.
table business egseninE IN Heastisf
90 se can offer you any mum
500 t. E.se8 Every business %.
partunIty that pAmm@n through nffies
must stand the clescst investigation.
ard ws can place you " a bank.
"fs, 'es 40 nsssl sniaL once ~
Ter kindly cail and Invsssisate.
tseFman merfrRn Investment Co.
Incorporated, So THIRD avenue
BALLOON MEN, ATTENTION.
FOR 6eie-sTwo saionns on First ava
and new bar. ana fss a s.''p lsn.s
may Be- had for 10 years. price. g. 90
and l&%n. respectively Of witch
amount ons-haH can be paid cash
and the balance when roa set ready
lbs best saloon property In seattle
today for the money We have =
other saloons, ranging In price from
"o 70 sleea Osrtnan-Americar
Investment Co
uON FACTORY.
FOR eais-intsrcst IN one Of the Iarx-
vsrs ~ Grand hspads: r run nT, nar:.,
and day. wffh fhrea years orders
ahead. retiring member % the firm
met wsih = serious accident which
a .,s nm ,pss ,,1,s, and his
apie of taking charge 81 the office
Cerman-AmcrIcan 90.
LOOPING HOUSES
FOR Haie-We have a few hiFh-clnea
lodging houses. not the Aind that are
usually filled with dummies and
lot - cheap. secondhand furni-
tsffr. fitted expressly 80 catch the
uf1Nopainiscnted stranger but some
established. reputable and good fay-
Ira Investments that we can safely
recommend. German American In
veHfment Co, so Third avenue.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOUSE,
g 90 cash and aervicra secures IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

When serously.
inagne therefore, the OF
Jake concerning the Order the Midnight When
poous tale OF the
pecd that reputation would be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

Baptist Educational Work." Prof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

WANTED-HEAI ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers for houses.
lots, cottages, stores and modern
dwellings III all parts OF the city
The only way TO sell your property
r. 60 advertise. and as We spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS a month for
that purpose. IL follows as a logical
conclusion that we can sell IL List
your property with ns and our pho
toErnpher VIII take view of u,
which will be published in half
tone" In all the leading newspapers
IN the city.
AN-AMERIcAN INvES II
MENr COMPANY.
SIS Third Avenue.
wANTED-House for rent, 4. ). s. Z
3 and 10 rooms. Cali or address
it2e Fifth avenue.
HAVE you a house or lot for sale
or rentT II no. call or address 1875
Fifth avenue.
wInE. IRON AND LIFTING
Fac. Ran a Plating Works. $50 First.
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Ladies' Furs made and repaired.
c. c. Berg ials 1'hlra ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29
DANCING AcAprMIns

DANCING Claases Tor Beginners Mon
day and Friday evening at $40. Prof.
Wilson's school OF dancing, private
lessons daily. Hanke hall. Pike
Nfraaf
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a ~ rHllflfs. ~ lfsussy blelt
.thlraaa i5ratnl 80. go HinoklaY.
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MIR. u. II. y. COLLINS. teacher OF
fashionable and select society dan
cling studio. Holyoke block. Phone
Red 4ln9
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Port Orchard Route

Daily ssFvsce. effective Sept. 10. 1891.
tr. =. Navy Yard and
Dry Dockl. Charleston and sidney.
ETEA MEHQ
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rkEMfEk q Co. mo,
Abstract Co, established ihAd Min-
inE claim abstracts. Basement OF the
hluInnl IIIa Ln-LnInu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-29

PERSONAL
HEATERS. Heaters Heaters-A large
stock % secondhand heating stoves
Of all klnde AID all sizes FOR sale. nj
your own figures. al Red Front Fur
Co. liz ID ave south.
THE cheapest place TO buy oil and
GASOLINE IL from the olympic on Co,
ei1 ard ave. Tel. Main asl. Also
coal By sack or ton.
ADVERTISING rates OF all magazines
and newspapers furnished on applf.
cation. The G. v. White Advertising
Bureau, New York building. Seattle.
SEE Lloyd. Briscoe & Lloyd. Is Hincx-
ly block. about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
oxNDoNoR Victory" the genuine.
cures ali diseases; avoid imitatinnH
q Mcdonald block.
ELECTRIC massage--Sls list ave.
Room 3.
WANTED-old gold and silver. He
Hensel. mfg. teweier, Is Hinckley.
LADIES. try bath. Mrs. TAFT. care (.
ful massage. sii Thru avenue.
FASHION Hair Store has removed to
81 Second ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05
HE KILLED HIS ENEMY.
But Found to His sorrow That 1t Was
His Chum.

His Chum.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
'How does 1t feel to kill man in bat
tle? was the question put to one of Nor
gans men the other evening.
Thank God. 1 never had but one expert
ence of that kind" was the reply, but that
was enough.
"In Kentucky it not infrequently hap
pened that boys from the same town went
into both the confederate and the federal
armies. When the war broke out l joined
Morgan's command. My best chum. Dick
Notion, went with a regiment of federals
Before we separated we swore to each
other that, whatever came, nothing should
alter the affection we had for each other,
and that if either could help the other he
would do so, no matter what the cost. We
even went far as to cut dollar into
two pieces and each promised to wear his
half on string about his neck. 1t sounds
like sort of girlish fancy, but we were de-
voted to each other and somehow or other
We could not help being afraid of what that
war might bring to US
One day in September in the second or
third year of the war our command was
ordered to dismount and try to dislodge
a party Of federals who held a little wood
in front Of us. We charged across the open
and succeeded in getting a hold inside of
the wood. Then began duel between 30
sharpshooters on a side.
cat first I fired rather aimlessly Then /
noted that whenever i raised my head
above the rock behind which ] was hiding
I was likely to get bullet through my cap
or one would pass within few inches Of
nv head.
IT noticed that all seemed to come from
straight in front of me. I began to open
my eyes and was able after little while to
see a fellow about 200 yards away who had
been pegging away at me. Every time he
fired he would stick his head out from be-
hind the tree to see whether he had had
any luck.
II waited my chance. The third time he
did this I let him have 1t. and he dropped
few minutes later came the order to ad-
vance. When I reached the spot from
which the Yankee sharpshooter had been
firing I stopped to see what had happened
t. him."
The old fellow paused here. and the re-
porter broke in with the question::
Did you find him."
Yes, I found him with a hole clear
through his head. His coat was open, and
I saw half dollar on a string around his
neck. 1t was Dick Notion. and had killed
him. Just then the Yankees charged in
turn. and I was forced to leave him there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05
Tobacco and the Soldier.
From the London Chronicle.


"A discussion has been taking place on the
use OF tobacco by the soldier in the field
One side of the argument holds that to-
bacco smoking is detrimental to good
shooting. and it is added that at Risey the
best shots are almost invariably nom
smokers This latter allegation is strenu-
ously denied by the opposing camp, and it
would be interesting to obtain reliable EVIL
dence on this point apart from mere as
sertion. The old argument is also revived
that smoking. by drying the throat. en-
courages drinking. To this conclusion is
opposed the pregnant fact that very large
proportion of total abstainers enjoy their
pipe. writer who has been through
many campaigns and whose experience is
therefore. worth recording, speaks warmly
of the value of tobacco in cases in which
soldiers suffer from sleeplessness while
he adds that, as an aid to the digestion
of often fairly indigestible food the pine Is
invaluable Again, it is stated that, so
far from drying the mouth, the fumes of
tobacco are recognized by soldiers as as
sisting to quench the sense of thirst.
suppose 1t will always be so In this mat
ter of tobacco smoking and its pros and
cons. To my mind, it is a relative cues
ton at best. The lone mans meat another
mans poison idea contains a grave phys
biological truth. To the majority of mod
crate smokers ] believe tobacco is a soda
tive not without its use in this age of hurry
and scurry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05
Wanger, I. P, Pa, 1923 Fl st.

Wanger, 1. P. Pa, 1923 H st.
Warner v. ILL.,, the Cairo.
Watson Jas. F.. Ind, 1925 G ST.
Waters, r. j., Cal, the Orleans.
w eaver. Walter L., Ohio, the Dewey.
Weeks, Edgar, Wis, $40 18th st.
Weymouth, Geo. w. Mass, the Hamilton.
Wheeler C. X. KY, the Riggs.
White. Geo. H.. N. c.. 1914 18th ST. NV.
Wilcox, R. W., Hawaii 2016 r ST.
" llans, J r., ILL.,, 25o Del. ave. me-
Williams. J. s., Miss, 125 E NV
Williams W. E., ILL.,. the National.
Wilson, F. E., N. Y. 1925 N. Y. ave.
" son E, Idaho, Colonial.
Wilson, J. F.. Ariz.. Varnum.
Wilson Stan, S. c., Ebbitt.
Woods, s. D.. Cal, Fredonia-
Wise, R. A., Va. the Ebbitt
Wright, c. F.. Pa, Gordon.
Young Jas. Rankin, Pa. 1881 Corcoran st.
Ziegler E. D., Pa, the Varnum.
Zenor. WnI Md, 213 North Capitol.
Officers of the House.
D. B. Henderson. Speaker, the Normandie.
Alexander Mcdowell, clerk, the Dewey.
Henry Casson. sergeant-at-arms. the Con-
gressionai.
W. j., Glenn. doorkeeper, the Dewey.
Joseph c. McElory, postmaster. pa St Sc.
Rev. Henry N. Couden, chaplain, t13 East
Capitol.
VIM. j. Browning, chief clerk. 146 East
Capitol,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05

you have sighted them and stirred them
up. l think this is one of their cross days,
anyway. They are just like people some
times cross and at other times pleasant
And the old gentleman continued to cX
pound their peculiar habits while they were
setting all over his head and face. He was
unconcerned and they were disposed 10 90
him no harm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05

Hodd-'Hang it all! Do you suppose I'll
ever make good golf player?"
Todd (pftyingly)-"Never, old man. You
think too much of your family and your
business. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05

The Rotund Conductors Forehnger
Quoted Him Quickly.
sFroyp the Chicapo Record

This occurred on the Burlington railroad:
At Hastings, Neb., a man who said that
he was returning to his happy home. after
an absence of four years In Colorado,
boarded the train. He had become west
ernized to an extent that Is seldom seen off
the melodramatic stage, and he entertained
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-31
Cotton's Condition Improved.
The Georsia Crop Report.

Atlanta. July 30.-The following Is
the crop report for Georgia as sent out
by the Weather Bureau for the week
ending yesterday: The weather of the
past week was generally favorable to
growing crops, although a partial
drought prevails over limited areas in
the southern portions of the state In
the majority of the counties the rain
fall was sufficient for present needs.
Reports on the cotton crop are of a
more encouraging character than for
some time past. In a few southern
sections the crop is suffering for mois-
ture and is scalded, wilted and bloom
ing at the top from the effects of the
drought. Elsewhere the plants have
taken on vigorous growth and are
fruiting and boiling heavily. Some
bells are opening in early fields. Cane,
rice, potatoes and minor crops are
making good progress.
The following are reports from some
of the South Georgia counties: Brooks.
rainfall heavy in few sections; cotton
scalding in some localities from effects
OF hot sun; corn fair.
Bryan-Cotton and rice look well, al
though cotton is inclined to shed; large
crop of sweet potatoes planted.
Camden-Farmers we'll pleased with
general outlook; corn, cane, potatoes.
peas, very nne, fodder being pulled.
Coffee-Present condition OF sea ISL
and cotton does not warrant an expec-
tation OF full crop; corn, cane, pota-
toes, peas are good crops; melons poor
and scare.
Liberty-Heavy rainfall in parts of
county, some sections continue dry:
cotton generally doing wen, holding
color, and fruiting favorably: fodder
pulling on hands cane crop fine.
Lowndes-Fodder pulling in prog
ress; cotton improving.
McIntosh-Weather seasonable and
favorable TO crops
Ware-Intense heat continues: corn
ripening, cotton. sweet potatoes, pea
nuts growing nicely; grapes excellent.
Wayne-Moderate to heavy rains
first OF the week; cotton and corn
generally doing well: melon crop
short