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'resilient <>t France on the War Ti.at
Country Strictly
Neutral.
Paris, May 21>. ~-M Faure, at
;Jjb unveiling of tlie monument to
he combatants of 1*70 at St
iKkenne today, referred in the
Crrarso of his speeeh to *ho Hisjpano-American
war, expressing
t in regrets that the efforts of
,1? ranee an<I the other powers had
$ m j.Jed to prevent a conflict. The
go resident declared that Franco
mAi resolved to maintain the
*ri tfUest neutrality, and ho said
eo earnestly hoped that the efforts
if the neutral powers would aliened
in restoring peace.
OA0TOXIIA.
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A Strange Ilybru . I Peas in the Corn.
Twice recently tlie Charleston .\t the risk of being accused of
News and Courier lias published repeating we again urge the plantnotices
of freaks, or ani nals half iM1r ()f corn Held peas in the corn,
ait and hail rabbit, and the notices I'poii ordinary up lands plant be
tiave been received with skeptic tween the row, upon very fertile
sisni. Hut \Y C Page, of P>eaeh lands sow broadcast at the rat' of
Island, this county, has one of two bushels to the acre. The udLheso
abnormal creatures. lie dition to the fertility of the soil
isscrts that its mother was a do- j,y jjlo erop of peas will more than
nestie cat, and its father u rabbit ?i ..? -
. mii |m ii.^cn iin 11ini i? 11uivet i ily
Wo liuvo no more than oih* i'oci- Iheciv.p if yorn. A heavy crop
don, soon and handled tho eroa of peas collects as tnueh nitrogen
aire, and it is certain y a slraime !US is ???taimul in twenty tons of
.. , stable manure. -?Southern raroolun"r
annual to lie classed as a . ,, .. .. . .
- . . mer aim Horticulturist.
at. It sits ou its haunches just -*>.0**.>:i.
. it*. .11 .1 liotnity I.h illtititl Deep.
ike a rablut, and iias the unuunu: .. , , ? ,*? v.,
J I ( Joan lilnml nuMtn n clean sum.
uoveiiient of this animal. Its ? niiy n c.iioui it. ( ..*i .iish, l iie<ly C.ul.ar,
, . ; > mi- .H M 111< ?ih'|> a *.? .a. iij
aviit'l' vouches lor its (? h.;:- : . iti ; II the lazy liver and driving ail itnAikon
Recorder. imun n.<!ay to
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This paper anionics, in o !. lection with The Atlanta Weekly
Constitututi< n, a new < fler in which everyone may have a chance.
-Ci?SEND IN AN ESTIMATE, 0N__^>
THE GOTTON CROP SEASON OP 1897-93
CONTEST BEGAN MARCH I-ENDS SEPT. I.'98.
TO EiiTtIt THIS CONTEST YOU HU3T SUBSCRIBE mR
r^iMtgii
IN CONNECTION WITH
LjESDGKEJFI,
AT THE EXTREMELY (TQ flfl
C LOW PRICE OF vdliUU
In rnnnprf ion w2?V? tM j r*l ..kk:~? r>-4- !M " ?
....... ?.... wiuui/iuK ivuik-, wc win, n you &enu your
guess with the subscription price, forward all for you and thus
<^_G!VE YOU A CHANCE AT THE SPLENDID CASll PRIZES
APT EXTRAORDINARY OFFER TO OUR SUBCRIBERS!
Here II l?, rrml ll ult very carrl'ull) ami lie ?ure you understand Ike (ernist
First Asvnriti To ttio au?acrt- Hccon?l Asvnriti To Ilia sub- Tlilrd Award I To the sub?
r or ? ii>m fiber* iinming t ie *r mIht ?>r suUicritiers naming scrlber naming llis arrond
exact nuntlef or in-nrr-1 to ... ,
In- esMi-l namkrr at in f'C llr?t nr\t nrureit we will next nearest we will give IT
lli? ..Honor pot Iml s wi will g.ve II tin i-stun.tle L? rrcelvwl Uie estimate Is rsiwl red
glre if the estimate Is re<*ive-l
K i ingMar h. _ $2,500 "1 * Vvr<"' S1,500 S1,000
2,000 "Sm1"?*' " ... 1,250 lf,attn?April- 750
1,500 ! . r i.ooo 500
ir In.ring Ju'y or I ilfS'l 11 During July or TCft If During July or nra
August. iw>s ? I iwUll A.ic ist, lira ..._ I August. l*?s . ........ tull
SO, THAT THE FIRST THREE MIZES AMOUU TO $5,000 IHJiASK.
testes Cnae j r, 1 ] v If the I'XVC.T figures are not given during this coni
>UIC ^pwcuiu.y. ,cs, |li? money will paid out to the REAHEkT I (>
TIIF. I'"XA(!T figures. Somebody will get the money, it does not go hack to the 'l'he
Constitution l>y any means. Those who solve the ptnblrm at the longest range will receive
proportionately the highest prizes, as you notice the figures grow less as the time expires
nn.l Iwcau^e the nutn er of hales received up lo certain dates, as the time advances,
can he known exactly, leaving shorter time and probabilities to figure against.
In all three ol the cases submitted it is distinctly understood that, should more than
one correct or equally correct estimate be filed in the contest, the amount of the prizes so
earned will be divided equally among the correct answers. The prizes are offered in cash.
There is no "missing w> d" in lit.-, i pi< .' ,t\ b>r some one lo know ah-.olutely the
correct answer, but this is brain v. t-tis brain, skill vt tsus skill, pencil versus pencil, figures
versus figures. 1"very man is inlcrt : <1 in the cotton crop, the amount of the crop
varies the price and the price of cotton in our territory is the barometer of the people's
prosperity, |
i?mi On Such a Vital Problem You Ought to Hake Figures.
THE CONTEST CLOSES SEPT* 1st
The estimate is to he made upon the t. i I'nited States Cotton Crop for 1807-98. the
crop that has already been gg'hered a I n iu the to' n'rv as official figures of receipts
w.li show it fr> ;n Sept t, t..,7, to < ;>t. 1 i This i- not the crop that is to be plunted
this spring, because the figuirs th<-r< rt will not be obtainable until Sept. I, 1899. Itisior
the ctop already in and uicrkrird, <> . fi -urcs of wiikIi will lie announced in Septcmlier.
Av a guide for making > e-'.n . . . ? ' .ial ir,.:ii > for each of the last teu crops.
The conditions under which this last crop was giown and its probable output are elements
for you to compute from and t. I aid in the correctness of your present estimate
l'he fi( ires given by I album, An v. aider & Co., of New York, are generally received
throughout the South as official, and we given an exact copy from their latest edition of
'Cotton !b(ovim#ni *r?/! fc'l.? " - 4 11
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Sra?on AcMplHHld Bale* in crop Sea*on Acre# planted Bale* in crop fl
1887-88 . . . 18,961,897 7.046,833 189-' 93 . . . 18,067,924 6,700,365
188889. . . '9.362,071 6,918,290 1893-94 , , 19,684,000 7,549.817
1889-90. . . 20,171,896 7.311.3*8 is94 '?5 . . , 21,454,000 9,901,251 f(
1890-91. . . 20,809,053 8,6j2,597 189569. , 18,882,000 7.'57.348
1891-92 . . . 20.714,937 9.035.379 >896-97 22.341.000 8,757,964
Ttmir flruren will t>? unnd In dncldlnff thU content.
Their Estimate of the Acreage for the Crop of the Seaion of 1897-98 it 23,320,000 Acret.
Following Art tht Condition* of tho Contotti lira* pro pus tlTiT a rs award-d 'upntt I'M
KXACT nl uitu ip<>> the uarutiar or halra. lha pri<#? olTsrari nadar tna war,ad propoalClan will go ta
Ih- naaraal Hllmtlr, Mil If Iba drat prutra air ?t?hn for lha % KA B IWT oottmoto, no on* having aaaag
I orf-cUy lha rial rtgur? a. In-n lha aa<-and artwt would raw la tor lha aaanad anaroai aaUmal* and lha
third print for lha Iblrd ?r*rt?i r-?iim?i? ..
Awmnd <f kim'.nr should submit a oorra-t sotinata la ana dirWon of lha ana than a abort and
somauaa should aaad a t-orrael uUn.tr in asma lairr divlaiaa, Ibh laat aaiaaia would taka rank anly
among lha awond prima baraasa lha Irn had naaa prortouady ?wardsd la aawaaaaa wha naasad lha
ainonni rorrtrfl, In lha for roar parted.
Tkibd -Tba aoadlllaa praasdant far wading aa ahails d M OsWaa On h AM M awd naif
rati m la mual ha am-ompaoiad hp a roars s.itar rlpWoa Co Tba VMIrCaMhswa If aawC Irsngh ha
paiwr pubiiahlng una adrartisrioanl la anoptanra of hi riMMdn| sh?. hs anmdr cf hs asdss iw>|
will ha forwarded. Thla aiiiat ha aanl la lha Manlh-al inn-p. Ihslhrtaps ths nsa ay hslstpi tor lha
aba. ripdan Yon ennaot saiwrribo anw sad aaad saur nunaw eftnrwwadh aa hsrgnddla? ft aa laartM
N owl by s a'd-ni or atharwha aa aot knowing ml lla taawl as lha las ywn ashswihs, aa any nhnp
rnawan. artl! asliUa ona lo aand aa ?st'mala atarwagda. rka nilash nan rwm wwh lha aakaarCpdlsa,
ar naiad all. la aandlsg raar aal a., ta <y as agrai af Ths < ?.ast>ia?Cwn .ran ads Mm pawn ma and
oat on * la larwardlag > oar atnsl. saih a la lha aaamnMws af lha Igiiw sa fw hhndad than and
lha aarhalnly af lha farwarding af tha aaUraala dhonld a part? aaad nan lias aha aaMnaada, ha a* aha
will ha antuod la n than 01 Iks pms mad nam aklak N nay annum c. pa aa tmr aaah tail sal nMa ?li
sant Parnana nay aahrr lha an law aa nan? Una as may wad aaltaHpM i as and wwdaa thd iBh khd
asns pan?n nay raaalaa a prina *nh aach of ih* ttrra pupaaChain.
Poonrn-In nslini romr anawor Jnac aWW dapr 'I wdwsas tha asnm ad hadh ad athn
will ha M*? yonr igarna mry ptala Ifyna want ta taaka WnkM InWp. trtfna MB
wnat to r? pool tin nknA an l.ri nadn, wad othar sanartptlana Daw 7 fkhhM wary NtwMn
$m ynurawf ar fomr Ithi^lrtll snania fan la an aaUnala
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