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A Clever firm of Lawyers.

our way 10 PIttsburg, Pm.. we hn,I ,br
inlsfortune to have our baggage stolen
from the Pennsylvania Railroad. We
had tho piece of baggage, which was q
very large leather valise, checked
from Washington, ID. C., (wbere we
nag stopped over for short whiIe) to
Iittsburg, and believe it was stolen
lron the union depot in that city. In
notes OF the proceedings of tre annual
meetlng OF the South Carollna State
fress Association, which had been held
several weeks preceding at White
nlohe springs, III this valise, and the
ioss OIL these caused ns greater concern
tnan the loss of our own pei Isonal
effects: The railroad authorities put n
spociai uelec'.fc OH the case and used
every effort to trace the thief. but
without success. Finally we made
out our claim and sent it in to the
proper Ol1lcfal, who, after much CORE
hpohdence and 4uibbling, turned it
down. AS ii linal resort we placed n,,r
cialni III THO hands of our young friend,
HiDoes l.. baker, Esq, tho is q member
oi the Ia" hrm of Douglas e. Douglas,
a-hington, -. e., and through their
gotten our claim paid almost to it's full
amount. VI course, we feel very CRATE
lui 10 these gentlemen and especially
our young friend, Mr.. Baker.
lhls law firm ia composed Of Chas.
a. and E. 5. douglas, Il. l.. Baker and
T.. Is. Sheriff., all OF whom rank among
the leaders OF their profession in the
| nations capital. The Messrs, Douglas
are ,, natives ct Winnsboro, S. C., and
practlced law a good many years in
Columbia. Chas. A. Douglas was
| Iathef prominent in politics in South
Caroilna before removing to Washing
ton, having served in the Legislature
ana as chairman Of the county Demo-
cracy. Mr. Sheriff. is native of
| Nofth Carolina, while Mr.. Baker was
! porn and reared in Lowndesville, and
ia 1s very bright, energetic young man.
| Inc practice of the firm consists of ali
matters coming before the local courts
OF the District of Columbia, the
supreme Court of the United States
anu me eDepartments, especially patent
| matters. They have a very extensive
business and have met with phenoTa-
enai success, Their business is divided
| up Into departments, each member of
me nrm having charge of special de-
partmene, and when O client puts q
matter in their hands it gets prompt
ana energetic attention. II any of our
readers ever need tho service of an
| attorney in Washington they could not
40 Deter than consult these gentlemen.
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Of Or. Gray and Miss Cherry.

The marriage of DR.. j Louis Gravy
OF this City, aud Miss HHaS Ch-,ry tM,k
place Thursday at noon at the home
~ the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
s. ID. Cherry, at Seneca. Tie cere.
moDy was performed by Rev. Mr. Fin
Try. Ot CIemsoEe College, in the pres
81 CO OF few Of the relatives and in:
tinlhte friends Of the contracting par-
ties. Clarence J.. Brock, of AnderT On.
&C ID as beat man, and Miss Willie
Cherry. q sister of the bride, was maid
Ut bun0r. -, .t!:,lI
After the ceremony an. elaborate
buffet luncheon was served in the din.
ing room. the decorations iof which
were very elegant. The costly and
numerous wedding presenta 5attested
silently the wide popularity Of the
young couple. At 1:B0s O'clock, amid
shO = ers of Iics and other teBtiIiaopiaIs
OF x.nd will. the bridal couple took
the Snuthern's veHtibuled train for an
extensive wedding journey, the details
Of which vsere not known 10 thair
friands.E After the Let of May they
Will be at homo to their friends In An.
Dr. Gray ia one Of tie most, d =, popular
and auccsasful OF the physiciansS of
this city. Mrs. Gray has Oftan Visited
friends and relatives lin the city and 10
fleld in the highest estaern for he's
many attractive Qualitiea.s \ '.e.',, = "a
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Round Trip Rates via G. E. w. C. Rail.
way. ~ ;

To Augusta. Gs.-Account Nav Car
nival. May 9-10, 1906. Round trip rate,
one first class fare, plus 25 dents. Tex.
eta on sale May z. and for trains sch cd :.
uled to arrive in Auguta before noon of
Nav 0, with fina: ,eturu limit May l2,
10 Greenvills, 8. c.-Accouns General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
In United Statee, May 1925, 1906. Round
trip rate. one tirat class fare, Plus 25
ceuts. Tickets onlsale May IA El5 and 10,
with hnal return limit May 81, 1906. OK.
cop: that by deposit OF tickets with Spec,
iai Agent AT GT55I GT55IT..!s Tile, end paymank+Of
fee IF fifty CENTS at: time Of dero.it, Rn
extension of tnai limit to June is, 1905,
M w, 66 obtained. g's5f fs=-i[8$ -. --.'..
7 TO oChattsno0as, ,Tsnu..-Aceouni South
ern Baptist Convention and AuxiliaTy:
Societies, Mey 1915, 1906. ..sRoGnd trip
rate, one ftgt-6laas fsre. plue Is cents.
Tickets on sale Mey 8, o. and 10. 1905,
With final return limit ten days la. adtii:
lion 20 date Of sale, except that by de.
posit OF tickets With Special. Agent, Chat
tanooga, and payment of ,fee cf I: Afty;
CENTS az MIne or 15pUsii an e1 1tunnssuu NJ
the final limit % Jane IS, 1905, may. be
n .s5 : ': s..t' :, Ernsst williams, t
,;:s'.:: =: ::;: General Passenger 4 gent,
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A.Dellghtfnl Occasion. !.

AR. Ed,ior 4The5 Yarepnes High
after eeveis months grand suecess, :ln-;
der the aSle. managefnent If Aiiss
BERTHE Gentry, OF Eureka: At2 O'Clock.
the childrea were carried to Rocky
Riverand gtten q fishin5 party. Every
one seemed to enjoy .. 60 the utmost,
and eeverai nice. .sSrings OF fish: were
caught luckily the evening being al
ideal one for fish TO bite. s1s Waa very
amusing to sec the little ones make d
catch. ~, 81 =. e.. : ts3 50
Miss Gentry's ability as an enter
ta:nee for childrer'a delight cannot: ba
excelled. She: bent every effort to
make them enjoy ~, and kept all che
ful care, not allowing tho very little
ones to go near the waters ed be. q By
her tireiess Efforts gshe succeeded bs-
yond high water mark In making the
party really have the time OF their
Hyes.,I ,svas . great blow to the
children ghes she .ennenneed thak ik
was tlnle TO 80. and when she bade
them mgood-hye, &c almost broke theft
little hearts 20 part with her. S}555@'
60. s IN 5 i =: =, X A Member. s.
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Notice Of Meeting Of the Anderson Ii.
brary Association.

The annual meeting of the Anderson
Library Association Will be held at the
rooms OF the Association in the City
Hall, at Anderson, 8. c., on Monday,
May Z. 1905, at o. CLOCK p. m. A great
deal OF important business will be trans
acted, and among other matters to como
before the Association will be the con.
sideration Of a resolution to chatge the
bylaws, 80 as to do away with the ad-
visory board. and to place the manage
ment OF the Association in the hands OF
board OF trustees; also an amendment
to the by laws, providing that they may
be changed at any regular meeting by
unanimous consent, or at any special
meeting, after two weeks notice Of any
proposed change. 1T is earnestly urged
that all the members OF the Association
be present at this meeting. ..@. -
J. A. Brock, President.
Margaret Evans, Secretary.
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How Many People Wake halsaakea ?

,,;sh "a Eteat sf many people go through ,.ag
WY WMn a the idea that thoy can go tn 3 s,s -
anu nt tneir eyes with Q pail oS esiSSh5t
.uSt sa essy as thoy can as tsiS,io
W. W1n h. shoas. which 10 just as !, ar,,s,
store I to of,ra passns sn "a, m9,edistnes Of CON.
su!nng q regular pracssag Rnss.isSeSn Ro .s,a1n
and haYe him prosorias o. gsve theni
medicine for that Particular troneis..
thousands Of dollars arethrown awIy
a1o poops IS ha hany sirana Eaas ss evarsSg
dler or fakir, who does not ectuaily
know the differeuee between coucave
and O convex lens, and gives them O pair
of window glasses III o cheap. frame Win
for them than the graduate optician
would charge for the best Crystal1na
Glasses made. t'' -'
The common or cheap glasses are
made OF sand, and Crystalline Glasses
a'e made of pebble, it is just as annpos,:
aible to crystalize glass made Of sand
as IL is to make gold ring out Of piece
Of brass. g.. -
The citizens CT Anderson and sur
rounding country should beware Of these
foreigners and strangers who travel
| may devour, and if they have trouble
| with their eyes, should consult Dr.. Me-
Creery Olympia, the eye specialist; who
| Is permanently associated with DR.. A.
| 9: strickland, over the Farmers and
| Merchants Bunk. .:.. ~ ..
| Read testimonial Of one Of Auderaon't}
best CitiZens: - j
Anderson. g. G., March l, 1906. II
! To Whom it May Concern: r havss
known DR.. McCreery Giymph for Tie
past twenty years aad cheerfully re-
commend him to the tit.zsns of Andar-
son and community, who need anything
IN the line Of o perfect at in spsctaoles
OR Eve Glasses DR. Glmph fitted mo
with pair Of Eye Glasses four years ago,
after had tried others who claimed to
be experts and could not Ct ne. The
Glasses fitted by DR.. Glymph have given
all the satisfaction could deeire. and
have at all times been O source Of pleas
fect today as they were Che hrst day
put them on. - T. r. Davis, :,
The Shoe Mag, formerly OF Dsvie and
Daniels. = - H.
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Death Of q Worthy colared clsIzsa.

On Monday pril 81 |, &C she sdyan.ll
Dnuglasa bfeathe Ills laas at hia home;
two miles north leg Y dsraens Ha hid:
been 20 faithful lslnsYnSi6r ,of III o. Give
tSaptiss Gk111ss ss::1s::. Z: !sss ssenne. nns
forty yehrs anu hads bean an h0iiorsd
and resp ectsa deacon OF safd church
Tor about thirty nYs years I. M IS
He teAves 70 mourn hid loss a wife
and Ave xchi haas 4 s:a host @oe
81! Tbs deceased was; respected IN all
who knew him and SW Was eRarded 40 81
model Christian HeS died In full hOra
:OG glOrions Essulte ID. ad ass5 ass5
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|s Prompt tfesSnaent lof Gsiiahf attaGk gil
Diars shoeA VIII ostess prevent ~ esttonas
DR SyEIHp ARNoxD 81 IS IaAGaAaSss ponEs
ap6thecaftes ~ lihitS Ss 81 tyiihis6 a6dSW.
rs .ss! sasiafsnl
HIus RitSss aosz hive ssihoS hs IS
4 Blades xnd Haudien that GaG shs t,fs Ind
~ MI Ma tsnS sShSks
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Meeting Of Trustees.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce that
the trustees of Piercetown school,
District No. 81, will meet at Pierce
town school house May 2, at 8 o'clock
a. m. to attend to any business apper-
tanning to said District.
D. j. Owen, Clerk of Board.
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/ Letter 10 CHEF Murphy. !. !.
(. Andersio, / !, / 8 ].

sS Tho police ara Hn6 out. s i{s,ssS ~
;sSS SS 0adcer Isfhnsy nf ! Etle, 4 Pa,
erahteeS years. g0--ths tala YdcnsENsjG.
swhen-the paintas object Il bat saiaIap
81 TWo nssg' Piin,siss Isa & Havs paint
ed ainca5 81 ono L lSed dsEnsl laasls 8 tit8i other
painted house of the three S s This YSssStlk
The story we dont g d now 81 tfiak tfk dHak
the three to- pstnt. pt san u about
hall fcr nfkcar $Sis
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The Brushy Creek Democratic Club
will meet at Mt. Airy on Saturday.
29th inst, at 4 o'clock D, m. for the
purposes specified in the call of tho
County Chairman.
l. w. Pickens, President. !.
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Martin Democratic Club will meet at
Martin's store on Saturday, April aStb'
at O'clock p. m,, for the purpose of
reorganlZing. All the members are
urged to attend. "a - .
J. T. Ashley, President.
l.. n. Martin, Secretary.
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The Pendleton Democratic Club will
meet on Saturday. 2Sth inst, at 4
o'clock p III. for the purpose of re-
organizing and electing delegates to
the County Convention. Ali the
members are urged to attend.
Samuel McCrary, Pres.
II. G.. Summers, Sec.
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Democratic Club Meetings.

Ihe Hopewell Township Democratic
CLUB will meet on Saturday. anr;i
2Sth, at 4 O'clock p. m. 1t is reaussted
that all the members attend.
G. e.. King, President
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In accordance with the call of tho
County Chairman, Piercetown Demo-
cratic Club will meet at Piercetown on
Saturday, 2Sth inst, at O'clock d.
M, for the purpose of reorganizing
and electinR delegates to the County
Convention All the members are
urged to attend.
u. j. Owen, President.
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The Slabtown Democratic Club is
hereby called to meet Saturday, April
28th, at 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose
OF IeoTganizing, eleoting delegates to
the County Convention and attending
to such other business as may come
before it. j. o. Pichens,
F. NJ. Glenn,
Ernest nj. Brown.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25
1IEYSKIE EDpJEyrQl,,U DpJErQ
esakas RIdneys Cad Bladder gslghs
Cured Hemerrhaqes Of the lunas,


Several yeare since my lungs were 80
badly affected that I had many hemor-
rilages,n writes A. NJ. AXE. of Wood.
1od. II took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. I..then
started to take Foley's Honey and Tar,
and my lungs are now as sound as q bull
iet. recon- mend 1t In advanced stages
OF lung trouble" Foley's Honey and
Tar stops tue cough and heals the lungs,
and prevents serious results from a cold.
Refuse substitutes. Evans Pharmacy.
Blue Ridge' Harrows must be seen
and used to be appreciated. This Is the
mose perfect Cotton Cultivator ever man.
1factured. Sold by Sullivan Hard ware
Blood Poisoning i
results from choronio copstipation, which
Is quickly cc.ed by DR.. Kings New Lie
Pills. They remove all poisonous germs
from the system and infnHe new life and
vlgor; cnrea sour stomach, nausea, head
ache, dizziness and collie, without grip
Ing or discomfort. 25c. Guaranteed by
Orr, Gray d Co., druggists.
Danger From The Plaaue.
There's grave danger from the plague
OF Coughs and Colds that are so preva.
ient, unless you take DR.. Kings New
Discoyefy for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walle, or Forest City,
Me-, writes: ''It's q Godsend to people
living In climates where coughs and
colds prevail. T find 1t quickly ends
them. Itprevr1ts Pneumonia, cures La
Grippe, gives iderful relief In Asthma
ard Hay Feve- and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consumption,
Coughs and Colds" 500 aud $1.00. Guar
antsed by Orr, Gray q Co.'S. drug store.
Trial bottle free. =, -. -
, Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as 1t aids di.
gestion, and stimulates the liver and
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary cathartics. It
cures indigestion and sick headache and
chronic constipation. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or grtpe
aud Is mild and pleasant TO take. Re-
fuse substitutes. Evans Pharmacy. IS
:: -, , !. A Badly Burned Girl, ~
or boy. man or woman, is quickly ont
Of pain If Buokien's Arnica Balvs Is ap-
piled promptly. G. j. Welch.of Tekod-
sha, Mich, says: II use It In my family
for cuts, sores and all skin aejurie5,3 and
find it perfsot." Quickest Pile cnrs
known. Best healing salve made. $50
Orr, Gray q Co's.drug store.>2e ~? II? y
: MONEY go o*LOAN---Ass few ..,..nsand
dollars to- lend on Land for clients. APP
ply to B.f z. Marttns "a Attorney-at-Law, !.
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a Young MotbeE nj IN

young at 20. Twenty years 1oSa oS ,,tnnae naoe
suffering from dyspepsia had antes,H es,e
disabled her, until sig montha Icy
when she began taking Electric Butaaroo'
which hayo completely cured her sni,
ses,Grea , the strsng:h and activity she
4au 10 sne pIinae Of life," writes MFs. w.
est restorative medicipe on the uio6e
Sets stomach, Liver and Kidnovs 1ipbt
purities The blood, and cures Majaria'
Billiousness and Weaknesses. Wonder,
iul Nerve Touic. Price SOC. Guarantead
by Orr fray e. Co.'S. drug store,
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PhnfenganhIn.

1 me oIo man snipss still makes the
Uesd sda t1ctnfss ~ nlt, for the money. Frame
ii,aaT iira 49,, VI o1agr, any eize, at live and lei
t tise Pa'ce' fancy Pictures and GIaes
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". sEusIoHs at Factory PrIce
W. W. sail any quantity from q m -
i"ov' ia NO. or no. grade. Wban ~ ~
eo"m e'' tac c,al and get prices. We also carr
,"u nart oa LILY COMB In stook. The Maenei
next 0oor to Postoffsce, Anderson. a q
The statesman., 1906-01-19

In short time meeting will be called whom all will
vhed who have thus sgniied their cooperation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
Great Company Forming t.
Fight Private Car Monopoly
Railway Equipment Corporation
With 500, 900, 900 Capital.
INTERESTS MANY ROADS
viii Own and Operate Refriger-
atOr and Special Cars.
Gossip and Matters Of Interest
in Railroad Circles.

Chicago, Oct. 10.-The authoritative
announcement today that a company
with $10O.000,O0O capital is being or
gained 10 compete with the private
car monopoly now controlled by the
Beef Trust caused no slight sensation
in Chicago financial and railroad cir
cles
The gigantic railway equipment
company planned Will be the largest
owner of freight cars in the United
States. 1t Will own and operate re-
frigerator and all kinds of special cars.
The company will not be a private. but
a strictly railroad enterprise. The
stock will be held by the various rail-
way companies.
The Organization OF this company
means the end of the private car mon
opoly against which so many bitter
complaints have been made to the in
terstate commerce commission. It is
the most significant results of the new
railway rate bill
The plans for the equipment com
pany are being worked out by c. w
Midgely of Chicago, a car service ex-
pert who probably has cracked more
hard nuts for the railway companies
than any other man IN the country.
Mr.. Midgely declined today to say
just what steps had been taken or
what railway companies are the chief
hackers of the scheme. He stated that
a good deal of progress has been made
and said he felt confident the proposed
company would be in existence within
a few months
The necessity for a great central car
company has been in a large measure
created by the passage of the new rate
law. The law makes the private ear
companies common carriers, and re-
quires the railways to publish In their
tariffs all charges made for icing and
other services incident to transporta-
ton. The effect of these provisions
has been at once to make the business
of the private companies less profit
able, and to make the railways less dis
posed to use their equipment.
The recent purchase of 5000 refrig-
orator cars for the Hartman lines
shows the tendency of the roads to dis
continue the use of equipment over
which they have not complete control.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
VIII Hold It's Annual Meeting in Law
renee Oct. 1926

Lawrence Kan. Oct 1O-The KAN
sas Library association will hold its
annual meeting in Lawrence Thursday
will be made Thursday afternoon by
Frank Strong. chancellor of the Kan
sas State university: Prof J. n. Wilkin-
SON. president Of the association; J. r.
Griggs. president of the library board
at Lawrence. Miss Edith NJ. Clarke,
state university librarian. Miss Faith
z. Smith librarian at Sedalia, Mo-
will speak Thursday night on Library
be made Friday afternoon by Miss
Clara Francis of the Kansas Historical
society of Topeka; Miss Eva E. Clark.
librarian at the state normal in En-
poria; Miss Gertrude Buck, also of the
state normal in Emporia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
FRIENDS TO MEET.
Yearly Gathering of Quakers at
Lawrence Oct-I2-19.
Over 1000 Members From Five
States to Be Present
SPLENDID TALENT OUT
Preachers with World Wide
Regulations, Coming.
one of the interesting Takers
Comes From Jamaica.

Lawrence. kan, Oct. 10.-On Fri
day, October u. the first session of
the 1906 yearly meeting of Friends
church of several states will be held in
Lawrence. The meetings Will last for
seven days.
This conference will be the most
important event in the years work of
Friends church. There will be in at
tendance over 1000 people. not only
from Kansas, but also from Oklahoma
Missouri the Indian territory and
part Of Texas. The largest delegation
VIII come from Oklahoma. Last year
this meeting was held in Wichita.
where the sessions convened at Friends
college.
There will be many notable PEG
pie here, whose names are we'll known
for the work they have accomplished.
Many of these hold positions as min
isters. and among them will be: Re-
becca Flagler of indianapolis, Nathan
and Esther Frame of Richmond, Ind,
who have world wide regulations for
lheir work; Robert w. Douglas of Will
minSton, o., one of the most noted
preachers of the Friends church. and
Dr. William L Pearson of Penn col
lege, Biblical department, from Oska-
.OOsa, Ia.
The trustees of the Kansas yearly
meetings are Richard A. Cox, chair
man, Lawrence; Emery F. Stanley,
secre tary, Topeka; John NJ. Newlin,
treasurer, Lawrence; NJ. Chalkley Hill,
Eudora, and Oliver Gordon. De Soto.
The treasurer of the yearly meeting is
John NJ Newlin. The railroad score
airy is Joseph J. Cox of Lawrence.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the various sessions. At
lhese every department of the church
nd its needs viii be discussed The
finance committees will report and
representatives of the home and for
eign missions will be present. Special
attention VIII be given to the work Of
the z P 5. c. E.. and the Christian
Fndeavor union.
Among the people who will be here
and who are Of special interest to
Lawrence folks is Miss Lena Davis,
whose home is in Lawrence and who
was formerly assistant secretary in the
registrars Office of the university. Miss
Davis has been in Jamaica for the
past eighteen months with relatives
who are doing missionary work. Miss
Davis has been staying in Jamaica for
the purpose Of obtaining general in
formation and viii be able to give
many interesting talks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
THESE BUGS FROM CUBA.
DR.. Snow OF x. I. Increases the COL
lection by LOO Specimens.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct 10-In the
last week nearly 140O new specimens
have been added to the entymo Illogical
collection at the University of Kansas
By far the larger share Of these came
from Cuba and are entirely new to
the Kansas collection. A few weeks
ago DR.. c. F. Baker Of the agricultural
experimental station in Santiago, Cuba
wrote to DR.. Snow. wanting to exchange
specimens. This DR.. Snow agreed to
do. and last Saturday 1900 specimens
were received from Cuba These con-
sisted of excellent specimens of ants
beetles, bugs and flies, all of them ma
tive to Cuba and of course new to Dr.
Shows collection
In return DR.. Snow will mail today
S2S specimens of wasps, grasshoppers
and locusts, duplicates of specimens
already in the university collection.
Yesterday 1853 specimens of tiger
beetles were received from DR.. Walter
Horn of Berlin. Germany in return for
the two specimens of Amblychilla
which DR.. Snow sent him some weeks
ago. There are very few duplicates
in the specimens that DR. Horn sent
and more than a hundred of them were
new to the Kansas collection. This
makes DR.. Shows collection OF tiger
beetles tn largest in the United States.