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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

NEW ApyERTIsEMENTs.

R. ]. Caldwell and ]. F. Oates-Want
information in regard to a Jersey
heifer that disappeared about the 1st
of November.
John M. Smith, Clover-Wants to sell
a thoroughbred Berkshire hog.
Opera House-Announces the appear
ance Of Frank s. Davidson at the
opera house Thursday night In the
new Old Farmer Hopkins.
w. o. Rawls-Gives notice that after
tomorrow he will not do work for
anybody unless he has assurance OF
pay when work Is completed.
Makes its initial bow to the pub
lie and makes a polite bid for the
public patronage. Mr.. ]. M. Starr
also publishes a card In the same
advertisement.
Carroll Bros.-Make their bow to Gus
toners and friends and say that they
are ready to serve you at the old
stand.
Ferguson & Clinton-Tell you dry
story and call your attention to a
variety Of dried fruits, etc.
T. w. Speck-Is ready to serve you
with anything in his line, and in
vites you to visit him when you are
ready to look at his goods.
y.
Year special sale which begins to-
morrow and continues until next
Saturday evening.
Sam M. Grist-Says that last year
was a record smasher and to no.
table extent this Is true Of the fire
record.
First National Bank-Gives you q
pointed story by which you may be
wise to profit.
Strauss Smith Co.'s through taking
stock and will make especially low
prices to buyers Of heavy winter
goods.
Foushee Cash Store-Wants to recov-
er a memorandum book that strayed
away or was stolen from its store
last Saturday. General special sale
next Friday and Saturday.
r, D. Alexander-Has brass trunk
locks at soc each, and bargains In
muzzle loading guns.
Loan & Savings Bank-Publishes a
statement Of its condition at close OF
business, December 81.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

failed to return their names; but who
do not desire the discontinuance OF
their subscriptions.
The label on every paper shows the
status Of the subscription. Where the
figures opposite the name read 1Jan6
the significance Is that today's issue
Is the last to which that particular
subscriber is entitled under his sub
scription Of last year. II the date
reads 1Jan6. then the subscriber need
have no further concern about the con-
tinued visits Of his paper during this
year. II instead Of the final figure
after the month, there are two square
dots, one above the other the signi-
ficance is that the name has been re-
turned by the clubmaker, and q five
or six as the case may be will show
the first or second issue after the sub
scription price is paid into this office
Our bookkeeper reads the entire
subscription list twice a week and
strikes out every name that has ex-
pired. There Is no favoritism about
the matter, and no question Of trust
ing or mot trusting anybody. On
the contrary 1t is purely matter OF
business. After we have furnished the
paper twelve months to parties who
have paid for that period, we feel that
we have complied with our part OF the
contract, and II the subscriber desires
renewal Of the contract on the pre-
vious basis, we are always agreeable.
We are gratified to be able to say
that the returns Of subscriptions up
to this time have been fuller than usu-
al, and the outlook is that very few
papers will be discontinued. We shall
regret to have to cut off single
name; but as we have taken occasion
to explain that is matter with the
subscriber rather than with the pub
lishers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03
aUsERNAroRAL POSSIBILITIES.
No Lack Of aood Material for tho

4 b.
do YOU know said a Il prominent
attorney and Politician here today on
legal business, THAT Columbia may
furnish three caldidates for governor
The idea was rather new. ana the
three were aslsd for.
well, in my section Of the state
1.-THE second judicial circult) we look
out for three ffsm Columbia. one. or
possibly two. f,dm the Pee Dee sec
tion, and two br three from the up-
country, as 1t called. The situation
may be rendered more exciting by the
entrance Of g candidate from Ker-
shaw" H..
The three leal possibilities, how
ever intereste{ the newspaper man,
and he wanted them. N
."Of course, Fou know the lieuten-
ant governor, fohn T. Sloan, VIII run,
that's one. Ten the competent ad-
jutant general OF the state is talked
Of. And, tasty, one Of the most
prominent Of your business mem
Z "And how about the man from
E.ershav?" we asked. -ll.- - s.
The speake of the hopse-Mr. NJ.
And the ri Dee sectionr'
Possibly fp r. p. Hamer, Jr.,
and as side enark there is a chance
for Mr.. R. G. ihett, the popular young
mayor Of Chsleston."
, Now the p-countryT 'sE o
TOO numepus to mention--Mar-
tin Ansa, SeAtor ]. s. Brice, Major
Blythe and nlAy others. It's going to
be a very inttesting affair, and there
is possibility Of real issues that will
cut out the prsonal friendship vote"
AS the attrney stated, the race
to bI most interesting one,
although lhg time OF, and there
Is a proapct a great many Issues
ColumbF tectd.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03
Ths ilorkpille Gaqllirer.
YoRKvILLE, s. O.,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1905.
THE YoRKvIILE ENQUIRER begins
it's fiftieth year with today's issue.

OF course seasG Is and circum-
stances will count for something; but
In the main, for tho people Of York
county this year will be what they
themselves make of It. Let us make OF
it a year that will rtfiect glory and
credit on the most glorious and cred
liable of the years that have gone be-
fore
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

- solcSor :, w. Thur1nond, as at
torney, d lat Thursday fled In the
supreme lcouS the briefs In several
importsD, csss In a suit aggregating
8 900 a@ins the railroads and which
will, In Away test the law regulating
suits agiins foreign corporations.
The suits arI those brought against
the Southern by Hattie s. and ]. 8.
Fowler 70, $4,000 for injuries received
inston % 20 ay fcr Il The ASss death q Iss her
husband. and the suit for the estate
Of w. M. Croft of Saluda, for the kill
ing Of lCrGt bI $4,000. According to
a decision ofthe United States su-
premei cort suit against q foreign
corporatid canot be brought pr more
than |2,00 h the state court and
when the subs aggregated more they
are transfrra to the Federal court.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

There being nothing further before
the mass meeting the convention ad-
journed. and the executive COMMITTEES
repaired to the once of, Mr.. j, A. lat
tr-s5-consfdsr -cserseug 49,
duties with which 1t had been CHARGES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

Hon. c. S. McColl, state senator
from Marlboro county and a candidate
for governor. died at his home at Ben
nettsville last Saturday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-03

excess Of males was in 1890, when in
each 10000 people there were 244 more
males than females. In continental
United States there are 7,674,321 more
males than females, or about two in
each 100 people. Probably in the pop
ulation of the world as whole, and
certainly in that half of it which has
been counted with distinction OF sex,
there are several million more males
than females. In the United States,
however the relative excess of males
is greater than the average for all
countries. Europe has an excess of
females.
Without including the last week, the
accidents in North America in which
FIVE or more persons were killed this
year caused the death of 1924 persons.
The burning Of the Iroquois theater,
Chicago, and the wreck of the Du-
quesne flyer, near Pittsburg, occurred
in the last week Of 1908, and their death
roll Of 500 is not counted in the figures
given. The wreck Of the steamship
Norge, with 646 lost, Is included, most
of the passengers having tickets for
this country. By far the worst ac-
cident Of 1904 was the destruction Of
the New York excursion steamer Gen.
eral Slocum, which burned in June,
with a loss of 1920 lives. The worst
railway accidents were a collision at
willard, Kan, II killed; collision at
Jackson, Utah, "a killed; collision at
Kewanee, Miss, 43 killed; derailment
at Litchfield, ILL.,, "a killed; collision
at Midvale, N. j., 16 killed; Sunday
school excursion collision at Chicago,
go killed; train through bridge at
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-22
Sl5j. 90

Wash ShirtWaist Suits
Special cleanup sale
of all our summer
dresses, colors only;
$3.50 and So. so values:
for Saturday,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-22

Potticoats-Sateen Pet
ticoats, ruffie flounce,
good quality sateen,
all sizes. For Saturday,
choice at I'm 2
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-22
ldies' Tailored Suits, $500

Walking Skirts-Pana-
ma cloth, circular model.
something new, colors
black and blue, all sizes,
including extra sizes,
waist bands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
ROckport Fair August p 10 70.

Next week is The Big Rock
port Fair. The management eX-
poets the largest and best Fair
that Rockport has ever had. For
the last three years the fair has
been extra good In fact in the
nineteen years that the asSocia-
tion has been giving fairs il has
never failed TO pay all premiums
in full.
Ii IS now an assured fact that
10 visit the Rockport fair 10 have
an enjoyable time.
This year will be no exception.
The grounds are beautiful. A
fine grove of natural forest trees
with 4 fountain of running water
in the center. The waterls clear.
cool and plentiful. There is no
dust on the Rockport grounds.
There are a great many comfort
able benches with backs. placed
through the grounds. There are
forty large swings.
The buildings are large and
comfortable. and in case OF rain
they do not leak. The racing
will be good. The Rockport Far
Is noted for its exciting races.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Notice 10 Contractors

Nri're J. Hereby given that,,aled pro
lo~als VIII h. cr'iy-l hy the BOARD %
Trustees ~ the town III Jasper. at N :
electric Light flee in sand town unit
cl ck d. ni saturday the 81 day o
september, 1900. for furnishing -he nee.
'ssarv lahor ami materials or eradinl
hr f1ii wing streets in sand town 81
JASPER. to.Nit
rolftA street from Anderson ~ttet &,
point ln -li Fourth street opposIt,
he northwest corner 20 .ot ~ seventy
our ~ 20 ine original tprn of .Iasper
fifin street from Anderson street L
Main street
smith street from Main street ~ M.
corporation line on the mest side III m.
own of JIsuer
According % u = established grade fn
said streets in said town and accoriinr
0 the profile. plans and sper.iicaiio n,
aow on file IN the office OF Tie clerk of
said town OF Jasper.
Separate blds must be fled for eacl
street and each bid must be- acrlnpanje !
oy certified check amounting "a I'm
per cent 81 the bid, a. guaranty that NJ
the bli b. accepted a contract will n.
n tered into and the performance III II
properly secured.
The toard OF Trustees reserves M,
right 70 reject any ard all bids
by order ~ the Board 0f Trustees
ALOlS BETTER.
President OF the Board 81 Trustees
Attest. JouN IL. JrpY, Town Clerk.
Aug. Is, % w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
License Notice.

AIoIl,E il hereby given 90 the. citizens 81
~ buWui-. Marion fnw u~ltig DuiYf-
county, Indiana. that the undersigned \
male citizen ~ the United States. viii AppIt
tue county COMMISSIONS ~ DuiEtf.
county ~ thci nest rp4s iar -,--ittn in Dtfn
Der, l'Nf. TOR a lcrfist So retail intutiratln..
.iqnor- beer ana via, and ptrmtt the -ttu,.
- D' drank "n Tee PREMISE. unlDr the nrD
Visions ~ tine laws 1ialualAnt governing
such license
~" nreti~" location when, such llguor. ar..
~ 1' ~nlu j. in front room y a. hYnw ~.
!, i'"t VIDE r. the gr.Ind Nor a. ntuo.
'tnft frame buillug 4 tlNtnl tri itltNn s5 tt
che town 81 Dubois ana luca' "a aatne e,s.t, !
~ sycamore a' y iutl streets al ffpdt.ny
lu Four street iu DutulS Id Msflsu H.
ship in Dubois lou ~ Indiana
Aug. 4 isoj-sw. "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Notice TO Non. PesIsen'.

The state III InHi na pntnis CornIy.
~ lli" Dubois Circuit Cont Octob, :
Term, 1905.
y ~ com,s the plant ii. by Ira, lor 4
Ciark his attorneys. an tiles III conn
plaini herein, togefh with an .ni it,it
that the defendant on B,tt.g Il not i
resident Of the State 81 Indiana.
Notice j. Therefore hereby iv.n said
Defendant, that unh ~ She BE- and ~
p-rr on The first day 81 the n,xi Tenn.
OF the Dubois Cicnit Cnnrt to w. i,ai,len
90 thr lst Monday Of Od tier A h
lW3, 80 ihe touii House II. Ja-r.rtn
said County AMI state. and answer n
demur ia said cumpl lint, the same X n
b' heard and determined in her ats, 4 :,
In witndSs wfcr. a. | hrtennfh s.f nv
hand ami aiiix the Seal II sand Cour. Al
Jasper Ind, this 18th DAY If Iuk A
ID. 1905.
i JOHN 4. IlUTHER, Cleik.
IRANLoR a CLARK, Auy's.
July 2S- 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
wxomlna-s Natural Bridge.

There j. great and little known
natural bridge twenty miles south
west Of Douglass. Wyo., where La
Picle creek breaks through the foot
hili- 81 the Laramie mountains. In
lhe span Of its arch il is said to be
The create ( in tie world. Ii is $50
feet wide and IS feet above the
water The stream flows through a
canyon nearly 1000 feet deep. The
bridge D. a ledge Of rock near the
bottom - the canyon. Doubtless
once The water flowed over the ledge.
but .n pro -es- 81 time found softer
material below and wore it, way
THROUGH nlakinp the bridge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

Va The management OF the
Southern K. K have written
Senator Milbum. that they have
decided not TO hold an election in
Columbia township asking for a
tax 10 aid in the construction of
the road 10 French Lick. instead
the citizens will be asked to.Suh-
scribe such amounts as they
deem just TO be paid in 1905. if
the road is completed and run
ming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

and chccrfuinc s soon
disappear whcnthc KID
neys are out Of order
or diseased
Kidney trouble has
become So prevalent
thatiti n0tunco rmcn
f1r a child t3 be brn
afflicted with weak kid
ncys lttlc child urin
aies too often. ID the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
County Estimates for 1896.

In compliance Wlth section 20 of :
Art concerning county ts-fne-- plr vr
Jarch s.4. \olr.Is hereby gi.,i
y the aggregate amount of 100 e..in.a..
Wl"uni ~ money rrq 'ifei iuI iilr .ar
ious County departments ~ Duhm
County ln'lana 'iurng VIE altuu..
wear 1905. are rs follows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Town Board Meets

Town Board Meets
Regular meeting of the Town
Board Monday Aug. II. 1905, all
members present.
The Electric light committee
files its quarterly report and
shows as follows:
Total receipts $3.50. 81
. expe lditures 1858. 20
Balance on hand $66. 81
said report was approved by the
board.
The treasurer files his quarterly
report as follows:
Total receipts Sl,949 80
" expenditures 1904. IS
Balance on hand 1865. 25
said report was referred to Trus-
tees Lorey. Spayd and Burke for
examination.
The Water work committee
reports as follows:
Total receipts Sl.276 Sc
= expenditures %. 06I
Bal on hand Aug. lst S1.lSl. so
said report was approved.
Upon motion the marshal isl
ordered to notify Frank Joseph
to raise his sidewalk on the north
side Eighth st. between Jackson
and Mill. also notify the property
owners on the north side of Fifth
st. from Mill to Anderson to re-
pair sidewalks.
Senator K. NJ. Milburn on be
half of the Southern K. K. Co,
presented an ordinance grantingl
said road the privilege of usingl
the following streets Of the town.
of Jasper: Part of Clay street
between LIST and I'd; part of Main
between lst and ID; part of Jack
son between LIST and 81: part OF
Mill between I'd and 3D.: part OF |
Anderson south Of Attn: part oil
I'd between Newton and Patoka
river; part of 4th between Nc
Crillus and Patoka river: part Of
9th between Anderson and
Patoka river; part of 7th betweenl
Anderson and Patoka river. The
same TO be according to the mapl
or plat of the right of way Of the
Southern X. r. Co of Indiana,
now on file in the office Of thel
Clerk of the Circuit Court oil
Dubois County. Indiana. The
ordinance was passed and after
some discussion as to which pa
per it should be printed in. Mil
burn. the K. X. attorney. agreed
that the K. X. Co.. would pay for
publishing the notice and the
choice of papers was left tol
him.
The petition of Philip Schwenk
ct al for the opening Of an alley
across lot No. 8 in kundeck's
second add was continued until
the next regular meeting.
The petition of John p. Huthei
ct al for the widening Of Fifth
street was continued until the
next regular meeting.
An ordidance for the grading |
of 4th. 9TH and 9Th streets was
read and approved and Clerk
ordered to give notice to con
tractors that sealed bids for the
above work WILDE received unit |
8 O'Clock p. m. on the I'd day OF
Sept. 1905.
Saunders & Saunders file THEN
estimate and assessment roll OF
N. Main st. and upon motion the
same is continued until the next |
regular meeting.
The following allowances wer,
made:
Board of Trustees salary 12.5CI
r. Vonderschmitt. Marshal 40.OC
A. j. Berger. Treasurer 12.5CI
j. H. judy. Clerk CO.
Andy kress. w w. Supt. 7OCI
Chas. Lampert, Fire call 1906 |
Ferd Vollmer, teaming 600
Jas. McCord. 1.05l
Traylor a. Traylor.
Attys. fee $500
Jasper Machine Works
water mains 756. 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

urine scalds the flesh or II. when the chili
reaches an age when 1t should be able 10
control the passage. il is set afflicted with
bed-wet,ing. depend upon H. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble. and the frs,
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 a diseased condition Il the
kidneys and bladder and not 10 a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
ard both need the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp Root Is soon realized. Il is sold
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis
courages and lessons ambition beauty vgor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
For SALE

Farm and town property. APP
ply to +. l.. BETZ,
Jasper lad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

A SAFE INVL- Tall -.l
One OF the greatest
salary makers - z
good Business ana
Shorthand educat1-u.
No other investmoat
will bring
as large turns re
so small cost
Thorough ins tructicr.
Large at tendance.
Experienced tea1.t11
Handsome ca taloeLe
showing principal
fea lures OF school
sent free. Don t yrtt.
for one tomorros kLt
NOW.
CKYEAR' IS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Evansvi lie, Inc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

by druggists, in fry
cent and one dollar
Sizes. You may have a
sample bottle ~ mail
Tree. also pAnph.etts.I-
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-01
STATE NEWS
rpow cURRITUcK TO CHEROKEE,
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Correspondents and Exchanges.


Tobn II. Winder, formerly of Ra-
1o;rh has been made president OF a
s50 100000 railroad, coal and dock
trust at Columbus, Ohio.
Greensboro aldermen have passed
on ordnance requiring telegraph com
nanies in that city to put wires have
aIrnadv been placed under ground.
The contract has been let for a
new hotel building in Charlotte ID
he known as the Highlands. The
bniIding will have 40 rooms and
will cost about 100000.
The date of President Roosevel1's
visit to Raleigh is fixed for October
10Th He will arrive at 11.3O and
will 90 at once to the State Fair
grounds and deliver an address.
VIII Adams, colored, who was to
have been hanged in Raleigh last
week for murder, has been respited
until August 21st. The Governor
wants time to look into an applica-
tion for communication of sentence.
Mr.. r. D. Douglas, of Greensboro,
engaged in the practice of law and a
son of ex-Associate Justice K. M.
Douglas. has been chosen as chief
editorial writer on the Industrial
News, the new Republican paper
which the Rollins and Butler Com
pany except to publish at Greens
bOrO.
A special from Greensboro says:
It has been decided by the board of
managers of the North Carolina
Reunion Association, in view of
the trend of travel westward this
summer and fall to the Lewis and
Clark Exposition to postpone the re-
union of resident and nonresident
Tar Heels planned to be held Octo-
Der $40, 1905, until the autumn of
1906.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-01
Last Weeks North Carolina Crop Bull
letin,

Cotton continues to do fairly well
and looks thrifty especially on dark
lands; plants are making too much
Weel, which will make the crop late;
it continues to bloom but is not fruit
Ing well in the east, though plants
seem to be well loaded with young
bOlls il western counties; damage to
cottCn by shedding, rust, boil worm
and lice is reported by comparative
ly few crop correspondents. General
iy corn is doing well, though the
ylaid will be below the average; n
little old corn on sandy land was
hred; young corn is thrifty, except
that injured in bottoms by flooding
In some western counties, on account
OF excessive moisture, corn is tall
and thin, but seems to be caring well;
much grass is in the crop in places,
especially in the west; some fodder
on old corn is ready for pulling. To
Oacco Is generally in fair condition,
except that Tortions were injured by
rams which caused weedy growth;
ufy weather caused considerable i'm
proyement in the growing crop, and
made curing easier; cutting and cur
ing Will be general within a week.
reanuts, sweet potatoes, field peas
and gardens were benefited by the
period OF dry weather. Some turnip
ana rutabaga seeds have been sown
ana are coming up nicely. Oat har-
vest Is nearly over in the extreme
west, IN which section oats and wheat
were were considerably damaged in shock
" wet weather; thrashing wheat con-
.nues with good yields in only a
lew counties. Some hay was cut and
son ne1 early IN the week, but the sea-
fo Ou mas not generally been favorable
t tof this work, though very favorable
iOf the growth of the crop. Apples
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-01
and peaches are ripening rapidly,
but there is much complaint of fruit
rotting and falling from the trees.
COTTON GROWERS MEETINGS.
Township Meetings Should Be Held
Throughout North Carolina August
18th, and County Meetings 10Th.

To the Cotton Farmers and all Per-
sons Who Are Interested in the
Permanent Welfare and Prosperity
Of the South:
! ask that meetings, both township
and county, be held in the various
cotton growing districts of our State
during the month of August so as
to perfect our organization, the
Southern Cotton Association.
We have seen and realized the ben
efts that have come to the cotton
growers through the power or organi-
zaticn: Cotton has advanced from
about six cents per pound in January
to eleven cents per pound in July.
This advance was brought about
by the cooperation and organization
of our business men and cotton far
mers. By this advance millions of
dollars have been added to the wealth
of the South and our people have
been shown the advantages of wise
cooperation. We must not stand
still, but go forward. Let our mot
to be, Coward and Upward"
I suggest that township meetings
b9 held Saturday, August 18th, at
the usual place for township meet
ings, at o'clock p. M, and that
county meetings be held at the court
house on Saturday, the 10th of Au-
gust, at IL o'clock a. m. These dates
can be changed to suit the convent
ence of the farmers and business
men of any countv. only l urge a
meeting shall be held during the
month of August, so as to get ready
for an active fall comps j.,n. Wher-
ever convenient have these meetings
in connection with farmers picnic.
and have speakers for the occasion.
The State Executive Committee
will meet during the meeting of the
Farmers Convention, in Raleigh, the
last week of August. Announce
| ment as to exact date will be made
later.
Yours truly,
|