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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Tn go GaI,e.ton -.

Galveston. Iex Dec p Bids for
raising che grade ot the entire city of
Galveston seven feei 70 level with lhe
sea wall 50 as g prevent i0od by tidal
waves have been opened showing tsat
the lowest bid is from e. Goodhan
and Linden ~ Bates Of New York. wBo
offer 70 place the required 1lH0V9g
cubic yards of dlling for lSh cents q
cubic yard. The city win issue bonds
for the 100000 necessary 70 pay for
the grading Engineers in charge have
recommended That the contract be-
awarded to Goodhart ana Bates. and
it is probable that work will begin
within sixty days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
HON. H. MASON
Member Of House Of Representa-
tlves, Jacksonville, Fla.
Cured Of a Dangerous Cough and A.
fected Lungs BY Vinol.
Letter Published BY Request Of Rckert
& Wells.

TO the Editor Of the Times. Wehave re-
ceived letter from the Hon. II Mason Of
jacksonville, Fla which we hope yen viii
publish for the benefit Of everybody in this
city. We also send you a photograph Of
Mr.. Mason, which please print with the
article If you have space Yours very
truly, Rickert & Wells
The letter Rickert & Wells refer to reads
as follows
'tGentlemen A couple Of months ago
contracted a severe cold, which 1t seemed
impossible TO cure. It settled on my lungs,
causing hard cough, which kept me
awake nights, and soon weakened my sys-
tenn so that ] was unable TO attend to my
duties. Yinol, that delicious tasting cod
liver oil preparation, was recommended TO
me by a friend who bad used IL with won
derful results | purchased couple of
bottles Of our local druggist, Mr.. Conover,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
. Gg TON MEll Met.

TO Cnnsifsr Means 81 Rems dyfuT
Serious Condition of Industry
Charlotte, N g., pee o Cotton mill
representatives from almost every cots
tom growing section Of the United
States afe meeting ID this city 20 con
slider the best means for remedylng The
SERIOUS If not threatening condition Of
the cotton mills situation ID fhe United
States Manufacturers Of New Eng
land as well rs the cotton growers Of
Mississippi and other cotton producing
states viii confer together in this meet.
ing in their endeayof to meet the sit
uation with some remedy
Previous to the eonveniug Of the dele
gates it was learned that tlle repre-
sentatives Of the New England states
manufacturers would favor as a soiu
ton for tile present prevalent condi
tons the curtailment OF manufactured
goods Prominent cotton men from the
south are reported to also favor de
creasing the production
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Trenton y j.. Dec 9-The top foor
Of the main building Of the Jordan !
Mott Iron company's new plant feD
crashing through the other floors AMI
killing Frederick Campbell Of win.
throp, Mass, the boss carpenter ON M
operation, Campbell Is buried beneath
the ruins None Of the other werk.
men IS missing The building Is !
steel frame structure with floors of
steel and cement. Y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
CARNEGIE IggTITUTIOG
Trustees Meet and Hear Report %
Years Operations.

Trustees Meet and Hear NeP"
Years Operations.
washington, Dec 9-The seeono ai'
nral meeting Of the trustees Of Carne
eie institution was held in this ci's-
There were two sessions, with dinner
following the last session Andrew car.
negie. who set aside the fund Tor 'i4'
institution, was present, as aiso We
Alexander Agassiz Of Cambridsf Asss.'
the president Of the National Aeauen',
of sciences. Secretary Of War 400.
absented himself from the session q
the cabinet to attend the earnest
meeting, and most Of the other trustee
were present 49,.
The report on the years operations l,
showed sixty-six grants made Dy tae
executive committee for seientlne y
search. involving an aggregate Oh sl1V''
600 ana recipients representing every
mart If he United States ana the
smaller colleges as well as the latse
universities, observatories and iaoola.
tories. Twenty-Five research assls'al''s
were appointed.
The first session was devoted nus
to a discussion Of several large prol
Gets which were stated to Pc WOE lAs
OF liberal support They included soiel
observatory, southern observatory es
adjustment Of a geophysical iaoora,
tory. transcaspian exploration nv
archaeological excavation, eNpiolatloN
in the south Pacific ocean esiapilsH.
ment of biological experiment l.pVl 8
tories and international magneue r
searches
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Death az Henry clay pr.mb,l1

Philadelphia, Jec, o Rev Henry
Clay Trumbuli editor of The Sunday
School Times and known throughout
the world rs an author, has died at
his home IN this city, aged seventy.
three years. Dr. Trumbull was striek
en- with apopleNy and remained uncon-
scious until the hour Of his death
Among his best known works are
Teachers and Teaching War Mem
cries Of an Army Chaplain Friend.
ship the Master Passion" and Kadesh.
Barnea," tie last being the outcome of
oriental investigations during which ba
discovered the site Of Kadesh- Barnea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Washington, Dec. o. The state de-
parment has received d brief cable
gram from Consul Davis at Alexan.
dretta. Asiatic Turkey saying Tint he
had had trouble WITH lhe local police
ut AleNandretta and had lett for Bel
rut Ill consequence. The state dcnart
ment promptly cablcd Minister Ieish
man at Constantinople g institute a
thorough investigation 81 The affair
II is expected that Minister Leishman
will call at the foreign Office to inquire
of the Turkish officials regarding the
matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
90 : ID aIi..ed - go. !.

New Orleans, Dee. 81 Tie steamer
Arxadia arrived from Porto Rico and
contrary to expectation Wos v ell. for.
mer presidentof the Dominican Repub-
bic, was not on board. The Arkadia
brought no passengers. The agents Of
the line here say they understand Wos
y Gil just missed the ship as she sail
ed, and If he takes the next boat out
he viii land in New York instead of
New Orleans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
80 IA Ngnal.inrtnn. ~.

Washington, Pa, Dee D The two
story block OH Jefferson avenue, owned
by J. g. KNOX and occupied by q d.
Carpenter. plumber: Curran & Alder
confectionery, and g Whiting, cigar
dealer, has been destroyed BY FIRE, on
falling loss Of about $4,000 Durine
the fire Benjamin Miller. fireman,
came III contact with the electric are
wires and was electrocuted,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Pitched Battle 1T Colorado Camp.
Trinidad, Colo, Dec 9 Word came
at midnight that i pitched battle had
occurred at Sagundo, colorado ruel
and iron camp between thirty strlk
ing Italian miners and seven OF tie
eompany's guards Three Of the stlik
ers We're shot and two Of them VIII
probably die None 81 the guards was
hurt. The fight occurred at the coke
ovens. The strikers went to the ovens
but We're ordered to stop by the guards
The shooting began eaeh side assert.
ing that the other fired first 4 mass
meeting Of strikers was called late
but soon dispersed Sheriff CLARK with
posse is now Oh the ground. ana ev-
erything is quiet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Davenport. la, Dee. 8. Henry
fischer publisher Of Der Demokrat, is
dead. lie was seventy-hve years old.
Mr. fischer was a pioneer German
newspaper man in the northwest. He
came 70 Iowa in 1861 and was a mem
Der Of the Missouri mounted dragons
in the Mexican war. lie was also 4
veteran Of the civil war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
servlan AIlnI.ter R..in...

Belgrade, seryia Dee. 9-Finanoo
Minister Radovanovitch bas ra ,''.'.'es !,
an, anu nas been succeeded BY DR. paeles
This is believed to foreshadow ! cb n'.ys
i, u ane entire cabinet Premier grujes
y = understood wishes 10 reeign ,''g 4,
=. pFetext Of II health and 4 lIfsis
q % succeeded BY Dr. PASSES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
nrynn visits French parIiament.

Paris. Dec o.. William J. Bryan Wis.
iteds the chamber Of deputies and sen
ate, comparing French parliamentary
methods with those Of the United
States congress. lie was accompanied
to the senate BIZ Senator Clemenceau,
who introduced him to Premier Combes.
Mr. Bryan had long talk with M.
Combes, the latter manifesting interest
IN American economic and political af-
fairs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

New York Dec "a five story brick
tenement on Eighth street. Jersey citc
occupied u twelve families has been
burned and the tenants had to be eor'
~ rled down the ladders BY the fremen.
Three families We're driven TO Inc ra,f
ana for a time loss Of life was feared
The property loss was $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
ro.yn overcome ~ smnlIno.

Dover Del, Dec q an epidemic OF
smallpox prevails NJ Woodland d small
town near Seaford, Del Out Of pop.
ulation Of about 100 persons there are
twenty-five cases Of smallpox The
state board Of health has placed strict
quarantine on the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Boston. Dee s The future Of Hen.
nett Bros $ 60. brokers. Is PostofEca
square, has been announced dn iha
Stock ENehanee The firH recently sie.
cseded that q Bennett Crane & Blaa.
ehard ana was q member of tile Boston
Stock Exchange The failure II aH
o. state street not to be Of great lm
nortance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Pressaina EIders no1a cnn,en.

Presiding Elders Hold Convention.
Boston, Dec. 9.As an experiment
the presiding elders Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Of New England are
holding convention in this city. This
was the first of a series proposed to
promote the interests Of the church
and for the consideration of conditions
in various districts. About twenty pre-
siding elders OF the six Methodist con
ferences Of New England were present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Igapsburg Tragedy umcYaaly uenie.

Prague, Bohemia, Dec 0. The Official
Praeger Zeitung published an emphatic
denial Of the report that the Princess
Elizabeth Of Windisch.Graetz, wife Of
Prince Otto Of Svindlsch-Graetz and
granddaughter of the emperor Of Aus
tria, recently shot and killed an actress
she is alleged to have found IN the
apartments of the prince at this place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
Makes You Well and
Keeps You Well.
IT CURES DYSPEPSIA
Strengthens Weak Nerves and Pro-
duces Good Sound and
Healthy Sleep.

j claim tina
there Is no excuse
for a person to be
suffering with dys
pepsla or any form
OF stOm ch or
nerve trouble. Ny
Paw Paw remedy
is Just as sure to
cure these all
ments as water Is
to quench thirst.
4 mere - no guess
It will cure or
perhaps it will
cure, for we have
the positive and
unimpeached ties
timony Of thou
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

II want every clergyman, when he feels
exhausted, to take Paw-Paw and then tell
his friends what he thinks Of it
II want every mother tointroduce Paw
Paw into her home. 1t win prove q ready
agent in curing and warding off many dis
eases.
81 want every tired woman, after hard
days work or an afternoons shopping, to
take a tablespoonful Of Paw-Paw and see
how quickly it will refresh and invigorate
her.
~ urge upon brain workers particularly
the use of Paw-Paw. 1t will Immediately
give tone and energy to the whole nervous
system.
'If the toiler who feels the need Of q
stimulant viii step into the nearest drug
store aud ask for Paw-Paw, he viii have
no further use for whiskey, beer or other
stimulants
Sold by all druggists. Large bottle, 81
Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, IS cents bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

IN UN1 ON.
Read the following testimonial which we
publish today This statement ought to
convince you that Munyon's Paw-Paw Is
all that it Is claimed to be "a positive
specific for all Stomach and Nerve
Troubles
What Mr. j. D. Hail, Jr, manager,
Providence, News Summer Resort Bureau
says about Munyon's Paw-paw II find
by personal use Of Munyon's Yaw-Paw
that as a tonic it invigorates, and for in
action Of the stomach that it is indeed q
wonderful medicine. / cheerfully recon-
mend il to all who are IN need OF a supe-
rior digestive agent
Hundreds OF thousands more are saying
the same thing. Paw-Paw takes away the
appetite for strong drink It lifts you up
and holds you up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

Chicago, Dec. 9.Harry Forbes and
Abe Attell have been matched to meet
in a contest which Will be billed as for
"the legitimate featherweight cham
pionshipp They viii meet on Dec. IL
before the West End Athletic club Of
ST. Louis and will contest twenty
rounds for O purse Of $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
WrecIs on AtIanta Ind Weat Point.

WrecS ON Atlanta and Weat F0lnF.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec 1.-Two sleepers
and dining car Of the northbound
Washington and New Orleans limited,
on the Atlanta and West Point, jumped
the track near Lagrange. Ca. The pas
sengers escaped with shaking up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09
FATHER JOHNS
MEDICINE CURED
This Man Who Had Suffered for Thirty
Years With q Bronchial Cough.

Albion X. Lamb, Of Lew
istpn, Me-, brother OF Hon.
John Lamb, President Of
The Lewiston Board Of
Trade, says II have
suffered FOR thirty years
with a severe bronchial
cough, paying ont hundreds
Of dollars every winter
without relief. Oue bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

n Eaiher John's MedicIu0 nd moro Tor me than
~ the remedies I have tried for thirty years
7ures colds and an throat aud lung troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-09

TO CURE a COLD IN one DAY
Take Laxative BTomo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It fails
70 cure +, ". Groves signature Is On
each box. &c
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Praise for Morton.

Z. w. Howe Of the Atchison Globe
seldom writes anything that Is not
worth the reading. Here Is one Of
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q my oncss Ihdi iavs Saaal assals el
H tqyrSegnrfrfe sEs Vac 20 po-
lite. 30 intelligent. SO neate7heo Mas
sG 1btkmpfthy ia-sxerything tho. gpes
10 anake up<a gentleman, somsfn5es
when have not sleptweg II an
lshort. and snsppy, but1 always roget
u, ard laeplogiz< whep there is pr
portuatty. 4 am soeaGAly cow ed
that . hiat c~n ssake.A man Id
Pc Eenteel and fair thatSwhen mike
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ArtIcles u lncorporaEion.-Tha mi.

Articles Of lncorporaGion-The fol.
lowing articles Of incorporation have
been filed in the Office OF the territorial
secretary: The New Mexico Mineral
Land company, principal office at Gal
lup, Mckinley county: incorporators
George H. Munroe and Erastns w.
Willard, of Joliet, Ill, and Leonard
Mcdonald of Lockport, Ill. The term
of existence Of the company is fifty
years, and it is authorized to do a
general mining and exploring business,
milling, the purchasing Of street rail-
roads, and all things necessary for the
proper and profitable conduct Of such
a business. The capital stock is $780,
900. divided into 200 shares of the
par value OF $500 each. The first
beard Of directors consists Of George
H. Munroe, Erastus w. Willard and
Henry Leach of Joliet, ILL.,, Leon Nc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-18
Donald oil Lockport, ILL.,, G. NJ. sabin
Gallup and James G. May. Wingate.
Board Of EauaIizatlon.--The hoar

Board Of Equalizatlon.-The board
OF equalization was In session at the
capitol during yesterday. Present:
President James S. Duncan, Secretary
Venceslao Jaramillo and Members
James f. Hinkle. Alexandra Sandoval,
Martin Lohman and Robert T. Eryien.
Appeals were heard from the First
National bank Of Albuquerque; NJ.
NJ. Mcclure of Taos Epimenio Mar,
tinez Of Colfax; Seamon Field Of Luna;
the Horseshoe and Cattle company
Goldenberg and Daub Of Quay, and the
Alamogordo Improvement company Of
Otero. 8sf 45if53ta#
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TRACK AND TRAIN
Fireman Evans is OFF.

Fireman Evans is of.
Fireman Baker has reported.
Engineer Switzer is recreating.
Engineer Crosson is enjoying a hoii
day.
Engineer Garvin has reported for
duty.
Engineer Bowman has gone back to
work.
Fireman Ward is resting for a brief
period.
Less than the usual amount Of post
pay day gaity.
Fireman strawmatt is on the shelf
for a day or two.
Fireman Faus the genius of the Las
Vegas switch is on leave OF absence.
Machinist Handwright is on the all
ing list today and his place at the
shops is vacant,
Fireman Brown Is back in the place
where the sweat drieth not and the
fire is not quenched.
Engineer Blevins is making up for
lost time by enjoying himself hugely
during a short season of idleness.
man of the blacksmith shops enjoyed
mar of the blacksmithshops enjoyed
a well deserved holiday yesterday.
Conductor Davidson, ~recuperated by
a visit Of several weeks to his old
home in the land Of the Bluenoses, is
on duty once more.
The big holes in the roof Of the
smokey palace are all right these fffie
days, as they make an excellent vent
for the mists from the buffers that in.
habit the place.
Chas, Smith. the popular day caller
at the yard Aonse returned last night
from a visit to Kansas City. He was
accompanied by his mother.
Conductor Frank Flomerfslt, who re-
turned q few days ago from q trip to
Chicago and other. eastern cities. Is
making his regular trips again.
Eleven hundred and thirty-eight
trains arrive daily in the city OF CHI
cago upon twenty-three railways,
carrying an average Of s 1000 passen'
gers. ,ss&
Conductor Chas. Stevenson, who has
been visiting. hunting. prospecting
and having a good time generally FOR
the last two months has aga Donned
the blue coat and fesune1 kassen'
ger run to La Junta.
There was another AfseEp @ |ay ex.
odus in the iocAi shops, hg the
cutters were xichinists och Perry
Davis and UjAcas. The menH 10 quit
had their pay checks figured s3he ba'
sis Of No twos ceat in hour rsDlIe from
Sept. 1st. The onss who remainet
will have the Increase for the first
half Of September added to their next
months checks. Al tHf
Between 5000 and 1900 personi
passed through Chicago on their way
to seek homes In Oklahoma, Ihdiar
territory, Texas, Louisiana. Californis
and other states. The movement wal
the largest Of its kind to be recorded
In q single day In the history Of west
ern railroads. The occasion was thu
first day OF the homeseekers' rates u
the west and southwest. the rates =
California and return being 333 an,
the rates to other states considerably
-less- than one fare for the round trip
NEW KsssS yor csTHotnta.
\ The new transcontinental freight
rates AFFECTING California; and the en-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-18

Intuition Is what q woman thinks
she has when she makes q good guess.
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II isn't so much what the college
grfdSate r. going to Be as what u is.
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tire Pacific coast will be put into force
October y. Railway freight officials
have just made this announcement
for the benefit Of shippers and mer-
chants who regulate their purchases
ana shipments by the transportation
charges. Some commodities have been
raised in price, a few We're lowered,
and a large number are differently
classified. Copies Of the new sched-
uies will be out in a week.
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all over Eddy county. This insures
grass for the stock and will be a great
benefit to the farmers.
Dorsey: VIII c.. Barnes: Never be-
fore has this part of the globe had
such a good soaking; fifteen days Of
almost continuous rain and one Of It
wasted, coming 50 soft and easy that
all OF 1t went into the thirsty ground.
A few days OF sunshine would now be
welcome. Rainfall for the month to
date. 5.35 inches.
Folsom: Jackson Tabor: A week of
clouds and storm. The rain has been
steady and the ground is soaked. Good
grass is assured, but everything Is
backward on account Of the cool
weather. Highest temperature, Ga;
lowest, 40: rain. 3.71.
Fort Stanton; Ernest w. Halstead:
Rains Of the past week have started
the grass on the ranges, but the cold
weather accompanying has been hard
on growing crops. Alfalfa has begun
to bloom. Highest temperature, 49,;
lowest. Al; rain, 1.l9.
Glencoe: Wilbur F. Coe and Annie
r. Coe: Much rain with occasional
hail. Hail has greatly damaged gar
dens, and also sheep and goats have
suffered. Range stock Is looking well.
Golden: Il. M. Carley. Light show
ers during the past week have given
new life to the grass, and both ouu
tains and plains look like meadows.
Crops doing well. but growing slowly
on account of the cold weather.
Laguna: Gus. Weiss: Abundance of
rain; creeks all full and running over
| More early rain has fallen than for
ten years past. Grass Is growing
nicely and stock in fine condition
Only July rains now needed to insure
large crops. Present indications point
to the most prosperous season in
years.
Las Vegas. VIM. Curtis Bailey.
CLOUDY weather with rain and cool
nights. Considerable hail the Sth. The
rains have been of such a nature that
very little damage to crops has re.
suited. Vegetation now needs more
sun and warmer weather. Highest
temperature. 60: lowest, ~: rain, 3.4f.
Los Alamos: VIM. Frank. Rained
during the past week nc hopes foi
further growth Of crops until the sun
comes out, Some sheep killed by hal
near Sapello: from seventy 10 200 BE-
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CIoverdale
0leomargarine
7 lbs for Csc
Good for Table
Or
Cooking Purposes.
Graaf & Hayward
GROCERS, 0 0 0
Butchers and Bakers.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
ANOTHER WEEK or RAIN IN NEW
MExico.-DAMAcE BY
FLOODS.
Vegetation Backward But Crops in
Good Condition. Grass Coming
Fast.-Stock all Doing Well.

SANTA FE, N. NJ. June 10, 1909
Another week of almost daily show
crs over northern and central New
Mexico, and good rains over southern
sections In the middle Of the week. As
= rule the rains have come as gentle,
soaking showers, doing the greatest
possible good, but In some localities
Of the northeast and n~orth-central
counties the showers have been very
heavy, some almost In the nature Of a
'~cl0udburst," causing considerable
damage to property and crops. Also In
Lincoln. San Miguel and Mora coun-
ties accompanying hail proved quite
destructive to crops and to spring
Kids and lambs. Rivers and streams
IRE bank full; the Rio Grande swollen
beyond Its banks by the rains and
rapidly melting SHOWS of the oun
tains, has flooded the adjacent low.
lands. Hundreds of small farmers in
the valley will lose all or most of their
crops, and towns along the river are
threatened. While vegetation gener
ally is still backward on account Of
the cool weather, growing crops, with
the exceptions noted, are In very good
condition. Grass Is coming fast and
stock shows Improvement.
The following remarks are extracted
from reports OF correspondents:
Albert: II. M. Hanson: Fine rains
II last, falling without floods or dam
age OF any kind. Cloudy and rainy
throughout the entire week. Good
grass, at least for a while, Is now as
snred, also probably a good second
crop OF alfalfa. Some late planting Of
beans, corn and cane will be done,
The rains close the longest spring
and early summer drought In the ex
perience Of the writer. Highest tenn
perature, II; lowest. as; rain. Al.
Andrews: A. S. Warren: Forty
eight hours of steady rain, with cold
winds. and still raining. Hay CROP
ruined.
Arabela: A. M. Richardson: Light
rains all week, and a good heavy rain
the night of the 7th. Highest tenn.
perature, IS; lowest, 46. rain. Los.
Carlsbad: III. r. Christian: Began
raining night OF The nth aud eontin
ned 70 night Of the 18th. General rains