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The New Orleans TimesDemocrat-is out with its nuuunl trade edition

and contains a summary of the crop

I i conditions in the south reported off-

icially

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from the various states by theJ commissioners of agriculture The

f r reports are by telegraph made ou aSeptember let basis and tho condi-

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on the whole are more encourag-

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i than they havo been in manyyears

The reports confirm tho statementthat there was a heavier acreageplanted than ever before in tho southNot only is the cotton acreage 8 per-

cent larger but corn is 12 per centlarger and cane rice potatoes tobaccoand nearly every crop grown Thesouthern farmers were determined todo all they could to bring themselveson a good sound financial basis again

2 They planted more food crops thanusual so as to reduce their expenses

Virginia down its tobacco acreagesomewhat because of a decrease in the

4 foreign demand and planted the landin wheata fortunate change forwheat has boomed in price and thestate will profit by it

North Carolina is enthusiastic overits prospects which are the best since1880 It planted more land in cottontban usual this year and was reward-ed

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with a prolific crop so that theyield will be the largest ever raised inthe Old North State

South Carolina is equally successful-She also increased her acreage in cot ¬

ton and with a good yield will raisenot only the largest crop ever grownin the state but the largest by 75000bales

Georgia will pass the 1100000 balelimit in cotton will raise the bestwheat crop in years ono of the bestcorn crops freeing the state entirelyfrom dependence on the west Therewill be plenty of hog and hominyin Georgia this year and Commission-er

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Xesliitt predicts that the farmersIf will bo happy and contented if they

only get a fair price for their cottonFloridas cotton crop is below the

tZ average and BO is corn but the oatL crop is the largest in acreage anti the

heaviest for many years Sugar canefr and rice are both doing well and to ¬

t bacco is 40 per cent aTtend of last yeari and of line quality Oranges will yield

close on to 300000 boxes this seasonhaving recovered from most of thelosses from the last freeze-

InI Alabama the cottou crop has recentlydeteriorated but the others aredoing well Wheat is the best in

t years anti so ate lotatoes Corn isabove the average hay very good and

1 will supply all the local demand oatsare fine and tobacco with an increas ¬

Led acreage will yield better Thefruit crops are above the average

Mississippi will do well with herf crops this year in spite of the overflowr of the Yazoo Delta The overflowedt lands were leplanted but the crop IB

i I naturally late-Louisiana cotton particularly in the

northern part of the state deteriorated< during August in consequence of the

I drought The other crops promisewell Corn will be greater than thebig yield of last year

Texas makes a less favorable reportthan the other states for the rainst came

muchtoo late there to benefit the cot-

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Tho present season is deolared InAiknnsas to bo the most bountiful everknown in that state Cotton was

JS hardly an average but Arkansas hasof late diversified its products instead-of concentrating its efforts on cotton

Crops have been good in Tenneseoexcept in the western portion of thestate The wheat crop in heavierlarger and of finer quality than everbefore Tobacco is extra good sorgh-um

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is a wonder and so are pens andmillet Fruit however with the ex-ception

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of apples is a failure anti thelive stock interests are suffering

GERMANY IS SUSPICIOUST Blie want an Explanation cardlnc

Franconunlan AllianceIt is asserted upon reliable authority

that the German government will de-mand

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frojn France an explanation ofthe dispatch sent by IT Meline theFrench premier in reply to the mes-sage of congratulation of the AlsaceLorraine Society upon the signing ofthe FrancoRussian alliance in whichdispatch M Meline expressed the hope-of a reunion of AUaoeLormino withthe French Republic

Germany it is announced will alsosatisfaction for the excesses

committed before the German embassyin Paris on the evening of PresidentFanres return from hs visit to Russia

MOONSHINER CONFESSES

lie Will Now Aid In Capturing OUrMurtlercri of elUUI-

A Little Rock dispatch says JohnChurch an old moonshiner vros capturfed in the mountains Thursday

Ho made a full confusion and prom-ises

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to aid in the capture of others im-plicated

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in the murder ot Captain Tay¬

lor and part The posse proceededI with Church under a heavy guard

This warned him that any attempt attreachery would be paid with Isle life

TILLMAX TALKS TO NEW YORKERS

South Carollnn Senator Makes One of HU

Charitctrrlillc SpwchfiBenjamin Tillman senior United

States senator from South Carolinaopened the local campaign at a massmeeting of 3000 people in BrooklynThursday for those democrats of theGreater Now York who stand by theChicago platform and who insist thatits essential points must be emblazon ¬

01 upon the standard to be carried bythe party nominee in the approachingelection

Tillman was introduced as the peo-

ples¬

advocate and the foeman of thosugar trust and every other form ofmonopoly Following are some ofthe things he said

The democracy was born 100 yearsago and wont down to defeat in itsfirst struggle through the efforts of thoaristocrats A new regenerated de-

mocracy

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was born in Chicago last yearanti it went down to its first defeatunder tho blows of the aristocrats andthe influence of the tens of millions of

tribute levied upon them by MarkHnnua But just as sure as you live

that regenerntel democracy will come

to the rout again in 1900 and will electWilliam Jennings Bryan Prolongedcheering-

The republican party in its thirtyyears of rule with the aidof an occasional socalled democraticpresident in emancipating the blackslaves of the working people of thenorth-

In 1860 the millionaire was a rarebird but now there are thousands of

them all over the country and there-

are some mess worth even 200000000-It is millionaires by the thousands nowbut it is paupers by the millionsRend the history of Rome AthcnSand of the great empires which stoodwhere there is nothing but wildernest now anti you will find that theyfell because the few enslaved the manyanti then governments became cor-

rupt¬

Wake up or before you knowit you will have a king

Why is it that here in New Yorkyou always have a political boss It isbecause you are such infernal foolsthat you dont know any better than-to carry a yoke around your neckYou have just been Hwnpping bossesLore year after year The boss runsthe machine which names the candi-dates

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and then you just go and votethe ticket like a lot of blind assesLaughter-

Who did you send to representyou nt the Chicago convention

A lot of dirty dogs shouted nlistener

You sent a delegation with Whit-ney

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and Belmont and Flower at itshead Senator Tillman vent on andthey traveled west iu parlor cars tokeep the democratic party from dis-gracing

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itself But the west and thesouth had risen and they found outthat New York Pennsylvania antiNew England were not the wholeUnited States and by God they aint I

Why iu your local campaign herethey are asking you to give up all yonwon ns democrats last year What forTo get some money from the dirtyboodlers who have stolen your fran ¬

chisos and everything else Sell yourbirthright fox a mess of pottage Butyou say you hove no money to runyour campaign Well Tlont get yourmoney from your Whitneys your Eelmonts and your Flowers for afterelection they will rob you of 810 forevery dollar they gave you

They are singing tho praises of dol-

lar¬

wheat Who gave us dollar wheatDid McKinley do it No It was thefailure of the crops in Europe Thisdollar wheat will glimmering in an ¬

other year when India and Russia rindthe Argentine raise another crop andthe supply equals the demand Theonly way to bring lasting prosperityis to remonetize silver Cheers

DIG FIRM DISSOLVES

The Honte of Irniin Si Co Goes Out ofIluilneii

After thirty yems of unvarying andsteadily increasing success in cpttonthe firm of S lif Inman Co wentout of business on the 1st the newfirm of Sanders Swann k Co succeed-ing

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Mr S M luman also severedhis connection with the firms of Inmank Co Houston Tex and lumauSan ¬

ders i Co of Bremen GermanyMr Samuel M Inman who has BO

long been at the head of the great bus-iness

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house retires voluntarily sothat lie may lay down some of thoburden which he has borne throughmore than a quarter of a century ofbusiness life-

SOUTHERN CONVICT QUESTION

Will De Dltcnued At a Convention To Be-Held In NailiTllle

A convention has been called tomeet in Nashville Tenn September28 and 29 for the purpose of takinginto consideration the disposition ofconvicts in the southern states Allof the southern states have been askedto send delegates to this convention

Among other things that will be dis-posed

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of will bo the practicability ofworking the roads of the several stateswith the state convicts and the estab-lishment

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of a seed farm where theshort term women convicts will beworked The idea being to supply-new seed at cost price to the farmersMitt gardeners of the nUte

INDIANA BANK FAILS

And a Bank EKalnler IMjteed In ChareBy Uncle Saw

The comptroller of tho currency atWashington advised Thursday oftho failure of the First bankof Gieensburg lull

It has a capital of 8100000 and onJuly 25th tho deposits were 84000Examiner Packard has been instruct-ed

¬to take charge

This is the first bank failure report-ed

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to the comptroller for some time-

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HOUSEHOLDAFFAIRS-

V HemoTe DUSt From Linen

Stains of dust may be removed frora

fine liMn and similar fabrics without

injury to the material The articles

must bt first well as if they

were to bo washed in the ordinary wnjtAn iron is heated and on this 10 llowot cloth When the heat snakes tho

cloth steam the rust stain is laid on it

and n little oxalic acid is rubbed on

with the finger The heat and tho

moisture hastenthe effect of the acid

on the rust and when this has disap-

peared

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the soaping and washing may

be

Getting Sunday Dinner In SummerThere arc number of things

which may be prepared on SaturdayUsually the baking then andthere is fresh bread with biscuits andcakes A pot of beans is prepared onSaturday afternoon and warm forSunday breakfast The desserts forSunday may also be made on Satur-day

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and n few are easily prepared andnre good cold When fresh fruit is to

be obtained nothing makes nicer des ¬

sert Bull is more quickly preparedServed Tfith rich cream and sugar anyof tho berries peaches or bananas firedelicious Potatoes may be served ina number of ways which only take ashort time if partially prepared onSaturday It is customary to have nroast of some kind for Sunday butthis requires hours of attention Ifoold meat is not relished some kindwhich may be fried will only take ashort time to prepare Chickens maybe fried on Saturday so thatten or fifteen minutes on Sunday willfinish them Saturday root may besUced cold for Sunday evening andthe chicken turkey for a salad may-be chopped Saturday ready for thedressing on Sunday There arecanned lobsters and salmon which

also be enjoyed on Sunday andwhich are alway ready Soups maybe cooked on Saturday also and re-

heated¬

for dinner on Sunday As forfresh vegetables nothing is so easilyprepared as a lettuce salad The let-tuce

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nay be washed and picked overin the morning and left in cold waterto keep crisp until needed Mostcanned vegetables require only ten orfifteen minutes to oook Fresh aspara-gus

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if tender requires but fifteenminutes and radishes may be cleanedthe day before or in the morningGood Housekeeping

eolVeIWatercress Garnish Pick and well

wash a quart of cress dry in a toweland dip lightly in French dressingdrain ned lay in a feathery wreatharound edge of platter

Italian Sauce Put a tablespoonful-of Gutter in a pan with one shallotminced a tablespoonful of chopped

pAraley and a tablespoonful of vinegarStir over the fire until the vinegar hasquite evaporated then add a table-spoonful of flour a breakfast cupful pfgood broth a Baltspoonful of salt and-a half Baltspoonful of pepper Stirwhile it simmers and let it boil slowlyfor live minutes This is very nice

Breaded Tomatoes Rollsix slicedtomatoes in grated cracker or cornmeal dredge with ir tablespoonful ofsalt anti fry in hot butter and suethalf anti half Take up carefully on aheated dish Stir a tablespoonful olflour into tablespoonfuls of the fatremaining in the pau add haifa oup ofmilk stir until smooth season with ahalf teaspoonful each of salt anti pep-per

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and pour overthe tomatoe-sSaucVerteTako n pint of goose

berries just before they commence toripen add halfcupful of water boiluntil quite tender mash them andpass through a sieve put the pulpinto a saucepan with two teaspoonfulsof sorrel juice this maytwo teaspoonfuls of sugar and a tablespoonful of butter simmer for aboutfour minutes This is a famous English sauce and is very appetizing whenserved with roast goose or duckling

TuttlFrutti Jelly Soak oueLalibox of gelatine in onehalf pint olwater oold Dissolve with one pintof boiling water add juice of threelemons one and onehalt cups of sugarStrain When beginning stiffen puta layor of jelly in a dish then a layerof ripe stemmed currants another ofjelly one of ripe raspberries jellyagain alternating with sliced orangesand grated cocoanut finishing withjelly Set on ice until perfectly firm

Bed Raspberry Blano Mnngo Onopint of red raspberry juice ono quartof milk twothirds of a cupful ofsugar four heaping tablespoonfuls ofcornstarch blended in one cupful ofthe milk one dash of salt Heat themilk to the boiling point stir in theblended cornstarch add salt sugarand last raspberry juioeBoil upand pour into a wet mold Bet in ioeto cool Turn out anti servo withwhipped cream around the sameThis is delicious

Veal and Tomato Scallop Sliceenough cooked cold veal rathercoarse to make three cupfuls Alsoslice onefourth of an inch thick onepound of skinned fresh tomatoesButter abaking dish and spread alter-nate

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layers of fine bread crumbs onocupful ia required veal then toma-toes

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seasoning with one heaping tEa-spoonful of salt anti one Baltspoonful ofpepper in all Finish the top withbread crumbs and pour over one cup ¬

ful ot Italian sauce Bake for thirtyminutes

White Velvet Sherbet Tho juice offour lemons and the thinly shavepoet of one soaked the juice half anhour Then strain the juice and nddenough sugar to make a thick batterusually requires threequarters of tcupfal to each lemon Add one quartof milk and turn at once into afreezer packed with three parts brokenIce and one Part rock salt Turn

at first and when it begins tothicken turn rapidly until stiff Addnore ice and salt and let it ripen forit lout two hopi before serving

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A CONTENTED PEOPLE

Mxlcin Villager Whose Habits Are Very

SSimple

The inhabitants of the little interiorTillages of Mexico retain many of their

customs They are peace-

able

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congenial and religious Theirlife though monotonous in the ex-

treme

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is a happy one They cultivatecorn beans wheat and possess smallherds of cattle and goats Thewomen in addition to performing-their household duties cultivatevegetables flowers fruits and plants-for medicinal use They raise cottonfrom which they spin and weavemanta a cotton fabric for clothing

On their feast days which aremany they go to church dressed intheir bright costumes those of themaidens being white adorned withribbons of many colors The senoraswear striped dresses of white andblue The hair Is worn plaited in twobraids while upon the head is the in ¬

dispensable mazclohuati a head-dress worn by the lower caste Mexi-cans

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woven in red cotton Thewomens eyes are large and expres-sive

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and their teeth perfect and bril ¬

liantly white The form is slight andthe movements graceful-

The young men dress in jaoketswithout sleeves and knee breechesUpon the day of their marriage theyadopt trousers which are made by the

Novia sweetheart who has alreadywoven the manta They take theirplaccsin the church with the childrensenoritas and senoras on the right andthe men and boys on the left Theypray and sing in the native Mexicanlanguage which is richer sweeterand more expressive than the Spanish-

In the Dias tianguisdays they assemble and exchangetheir goods Money is a superfluity-and the interchange made by meansof barter and trade

Their meals consist ofmnza demali flour of corn which is mixedwith powdered chile in makingtomales tortillas frojoles beansand the native fruits and vegetablesof which there is an endless varietyincluding aguacates munches teteopas tilapns sandias chicozapotesnqolones and others

Every year the people assemble toelect their judge or alcalde whomthey usually obey implicitly Thismagistrate is selected from the olderrnpu of the puebloCity of MexicoLetter

Dug Up a Fortune

While digging up a tree in the yard-of Silver Trevine at Monterey Mex-

ico¬

Petronilo Hernandez found threeearthen jnr filled with gold and sil ¬

ver coin Hernandez who wits a ser ¬

rant secured n sack anti carried awaytwo or three loads of the treasureWhoa Treviup learned of the discov-er he hall Hernandez arrested forrobbery The wealth amounts toabout 20000 onethird of whichmust go the Government Hcruau-ii7 is confined in prisonSt LouisGlobe Democrat

RebelliOus MemoryTotsle accidentally discovered n doll

that her mother JAil concealed in atrunk in readiness for tho little ladysbirthday The following day at din-ner

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she remarked Im trying sohard to forget something I want to re-

member¬

that I dont feel very hungryJudge

Venom InlinUtl with the AirAnd Imbibed with the water of a malarious locallty has ttlll a certain nntlJote ExperienceMnetlii confidence In Hoetctteri StomaFitters nt a preveritlToof tMsscourge All overtide continent and In tto tropics It has provedItself n certain means of detente and an cradtranS of Intermittent and remittent Severe andother forms of inlnBronloni dleeate Nor Is Itlew effective for kidney troublei constipationrheumatism 1111d nerrouintu

A man may smile and imlle or4 still be atemperance allocate

Prole PoemEEM Medicated Smoking Tobaooo

And CigarettesAre absolute remedies for Catarrh

Hay Fever Asthma and ColdsBesides delightful smokeLadles as well as men use these goodsNo opium or other harmful drug

Used In their manufactureEEM used and recommended

17 some of the belt citt eonsOf this country-

It your dealer does not keep EEJ1Send 13o for package of tobacco

And Co for package of cigarettesDirect to the EEM Company

Atlanta OsAnd you will receive goods by mall

Beware of Ointments for Catanh ThatContain Mercury

as will surey the sense of-

sraellandcompletely derange thowhole systemwhen enteringlt the mucous surf noesSuch articles should never be used except on-areecriptionefrom reputable physicians as thedamage they Is ten fold to the good youcan derive from them Halls CatarrhOurs manufactured by V J Cheney A CoToledo 0 contains no mercury and is takeninternally acting directly upon the blood andmucottc surfaces of system In buying

< atarrh Lnro be sure to get the genuineIt I taken Internally nal made In ToledoOhio by Y Cheney Co stlmonlals free

Sold by price 7fo per boWe-HaUs Family Pills ire the bestcannot speak too highly of Pisoa Cure for

Consumption Mrs FKIKE Moses SIS VT 22dBt New York Oct 891KX

Tits permanently cured Ho OU or nervous-ness VB of Dr Klines GreatNerve Restorer W trill bottle and treatise tree-D nn Kuws Ltdt Arch St IWla Pa

Mrs Wlnslovs Boothlnr Hyrup for childrenteething softens the gums reduces InOamma-Uon allays pain cures wind oUe aio a bottle

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The ttiult obtalnetfrom the ule of our inachine has been so vifatlsfactory that we enter upon ourTftIfllfl60H with n feeing of great cpnnd JiceOar ronchlnei ire and

effective The croutid kernels ire left 111condition for dlllrlbuthllC u a tertllherThe halls are for Iescrlptlve pamphlet with Uttlmonlils fromprominent cotton planters throDinnut thSouthern Static I with s mlle oproduct from our machine will t-

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Mention tbU paper when you write

Estimating the Sphinxs Age

The famous Bphiiu near the Pyra-

mids¬

of Gizeliwas thoroughly investi-

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l > v Professor Ernuin who at arecent meeting the Berlin Academylectured about its probable age Care-

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researches show that it could nothavo been built previous to the socalled Middle Kingdom or about2000 pO Between her front pawsthere was originally the image of adeityall trace of which at the presenttime has disappeared For the build ¬

ing of the colossal work more thanwenty years must have been necessa ¬

ry even if 1000 men had been em ¬

ployed all the time

ProgressingOld Job was taught to read by the

ministers wife and proved very aptscholar Returning homo after a pro ¬

longed absence the lady met her oldpupil and asked him how ho was get-

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on I suppose you can readyour Bible now comfortably Job

Lor bless you mam cried JobIve boon out of the Bible and into

the newspaper this long whileHousehold Words-

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I have been a sufferer for the last fouryears with wombtrouble weakback and excre-tions

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