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WEDDINGS.
Lny TeIezraph 8 1..e Trlbur

LBy Telegraph 20 Tie Tribune.l
Brookline Mass. April S0.-Miss Martha Cabot
storrow daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles storrow.
and DR. Francis p. Denny, well known physician.
were married to-day at the home OF the brides par
ents by the Rev. DR.. William Lyon, OF the First
Parish Church, assisted by the Rev, DR.. James De
Normandie. of the First Parish RoNbury. The
couple were unattended. ana only relatives were
present
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WARSAW SHOPS CLOSED.
Signs of 1nother Outbreak IN the
Polish Capital.

Warsaw April 3o.-The situation here is caus-
Ing great anxiety. Many sociaiistic proclanla-
tions have been issued summoning workmen 20
organize for general strike and for street pro-
cessions. Business boarding up their
chop windows, and the Governor has ordered
the garrison 90 be in readiness for any emer-
gercv
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HERRERA LEAVES VENEZUELA.
Minister Whom Castro Refused to Receive
Arrives at Willemstad.

Willemstad, Curacoa, April S0.-General Ben
5ar1in Herrera, who was sent 10 Venezuela by
the Government OF Colombia as minister pleni-
potentiary in accordance with the agreement
made with Venezuela last December and was
not recognised by the government Of the latter
country. returned here to-day from La Gueyra.
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POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE q.
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MRS. e. n. THOMAS IMPROVING.

Mrs. Z. r. Thomas. who was operated on a few
days ago for an abscess in her throat. was said
70 be improving yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
are staying at the Hotel ST. Regis during repairs
on their home az No. IL West 9th street. IL Is
expected that Mrs Thomas VIII be able 20 be out
fn q few dayS.
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BALTIC PROVINCES uNsuBpuEp.

Libau, April S0.-Revolutionary bands again
are active in the Baltic provinces. Reinforce
ments OF troops are arriving from st. Petersburg.
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BRITISH eLLorMENTs OF LOAN.

London April 3O.-The British share (ss5.5O5y-
OoO) OF the Russian loan has been allotted All
applicants up 20 $4,000 win receive their sub
scrptions in full. All those subscribing for over
$4,000 viii receive so per cent OF the amount
eubacribed,
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SENATOR DEPEW MOVES.

schieffelin home ON the Shepard estate near Scar
borough 10 the Patton house at Dobbs Ferry. The
schiefelin house has been leased 20 another tenant
from Nay l. The Senator is continuing the ''rest
cure treatment. and is said 20 be making satis-
factory progress,
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

1919 tas passengers who VIII sail to-day fOr
>Ais1a On the Grosser Kurtirst are:
- s.rs. Christian Ak Mr. snl Mrs. s. p KNOX.
Lae%E exe Gtrs. IL. W Ar. and NFs. Joseph witt
s.--.ssErt. TazrlL
y a cr-1lsn- Atss a. WheslWEtshf
travellers who arrived yesterday from Antwerp
u tie Ya1ez..ne weEe:
ih4vrzsa B.r,s. lrsr ara MIR. :. a n. ruo-
~ P. T. Ca-v uor
- =. Airt. ~ =. Cory Nf.. olns II. snalsood.
40 Mrs. r. IL. S.ye.y.l
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Mr.. LEIsHMAN ON WAY HERE.

Southampton. April 3O-The American Line steam
Philadelphia, which sailed from here on April
% for New York. took among her passengers John
G. A. Leishman the American Minister 20 Turkey.
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lIarned.

LEDYARn--ENsERY-On Monday. A7r,i 60 loe a, :.
First Parsh Church. Carnlritga Mass. = W 80
Edward n Han. Ruth L4lglnE kluerys tA A.Sc,sr g
Mr.. and Mrs Manning Emery % Caflc-ltSs. 20 le~s
Cass LeGyart. g.. Of Sew YORK
MEN lpE>-YfF = y htTS-Ou InuIs9sy. April ~ lto-
az Grace CAurcA on ne Heslts. Hrcoezn. - 80 -.
Or c1as T. Wrfeisy Edith L1fcrts dauE1tsr % tl,-
late Lsce-r u. Bergen. % George Aloe-t Men4s>.
sINtMoNS-SrORAf-A7r 50. at St. Thomas's Clc-ch.
New YORK. b. the RI. Rev. Dr. NoIthinztc-y Els-or
q Nebraska. assisted ny the E.uegt ~ Sttrcts
d D.. Mabel I<oui1a storm 20 Joseph Ferris simmons
SToNI-ScuFfELD.-Ol Monday. Aqrfl 50 1es+. AZ s.
lanes Church b. the NenoTa1le NOis y EcCth ard 20
ttsht Rev Fre4sTicS Courtrey Flo-elce, GalSa;e-
q ne late Ec<nzer Score9. 90 Herman Foster Stoc
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IRv relseraph 20 Una Tribune.


Cambridge Mass. April so.-Aliss Ruth Iangdon
Emery. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning
Emery, OF this city, and Lewis c. Ledyard jr, OF
New York Were married to-day In the
First Parish Church, the Rev. Edward S. Hall
saemnlzing the service. Miss Helen Emery
tended as maid or honor, and Langdon Marvin. Of
Albany Wsx Lest ulsi.
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For points IN Europe and Countries IN ths Universal
Postal Unions THE TRIBUNE VIII Be- mailed az tns fol-
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THF TRIBUNE VIII be
repubtsh-d In The Tri-Mcekiy Tribune without
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STRoMBoLI AGAIN ACTIVE,

Messina. April SO.-The volcano OF strornbolf
after a period Of quiet. is resuming activity
emitting smoke and solid material.
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MoR0S KILL THIRTY PULAJANES.
sharp Action Between Native Forces on the
Island of Samar

Manila, April 30.-A detail OF Noros on the
island OF Samar, In encounter with Pula-
james. killed thirty OF the latter.
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Alliser. Charles II. TTole Rev. Charles z.
Bovine OBADIAH MATS Man u -
Chairman, Thomas De c. Saitus NIeiioT0 s.
Grams. Jane W. shelton NIar1or~vX x
ALLlGk.ts-Suddenly. SaTauac Lake y y. en- A7-st
- 4rttA CHARLES EIGtchirES % Eicrsrt D. ana
AIsle a AuiSef. qsed 80 years. EuleEal services On
thsw's Church. s4th ana Central parz West rlt-s~
ment az convenience % family
BoWNE-On sunday April % at Tsnasy y. =. OtseIs,
Bovine. beloved husband o. louise ECNr> tne Earl
year OF his services residence,
Ienefy, y. J.. Wednesday. May 2 2s41 2. q.
SarIi9ses viii meet ussn lcavinS New NQzS, foot x
Eousnkeersic papers please copy
cIEArsMAN-On sunday Apzfi 90. 1893. a, his re.s-,
IN the s5th year oS hts age. Funeral private.
W. widow q the late Fernando Crsns. axse - years.
FunsrRl services late residence rs NoEt-
Grove Eas- Orange wednesday. Nay 2 lf. az
ESQ
HoLT-At Wes. Point. Va. On Friday. April 81 1895
Rev. Charles j. Holt, formerly rector OT ST.
Church Forthar.. Funeral services st S. Jar1ess
Y Church Wednesday. May 2 at 10 O'clock m
AIAIRS-On sunday morning April % NIary z 81 yor-
widow Or the John .. Mairs Funeral services az
morning. May i. az 70 O'Clock kindly omit flowers.
sALrUs-on Saturday. April 2s sfedora 8 saltus be-
9ved wife q sanford saltus and daughter of the
sHELTON-At yonkers y. Y. on sunday Aurn %
MHrseTTy Kay shelton. beloved daughter of Don O ana
Mattdes SAY sneltol. aged 2 years months days.
EUlsra4 services Tuesday. D. m, at parents I
residence No 4S Livingston EOnkers.
GREENWOOD Cefa@tsrys Brooklyn. Tuesday, q ..
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highest temperature yesterday. q derees lowest $50
avarag@ corresponding date 0t last
& se~sye for corresponding date last twenty-five years
Ha degrees. -. -.-.,,- .,,,4-, s-4 ~,,,.-.
yesssday showers: hight 20 fresh north 70 noFrhsat
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Baroda is a native state OF British India sn
Gujerat. Presidency of Bombay. II has long been
under the rule OF the Mahratta Chief Gaikwar. The
population OF BarOda IS about 10000, and tho
state has area OF 5000 square miles The cap
ital Baroda, has about 105OO0 inhabitants, and Is
on The railroad from Bombay 60 Ahmedabad.
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Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers New YORK City DAILY suG
TEI-WEEELT viii Be charged COY eStr.
postage IN addition % the rates named above
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inv Ts.sxranh m n, 71-,huna !

Boston. April SO.-Aiiss E.'s Samson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Edward H. s, nson. OF Roxbury, and
Karl Adams. OF Melville o. Adams. a Boston
lawyer and hnancier married at All Souls
Church to-day sn the presence OF many friends and
acquaintances. Miss Alice +. Kendall attended the
bride, and Theodore Hoague was best man.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-Louis Ross, DuEanso. Mex GIL GIL
ASTOR-G w Kennedy, San Francisco; A. III.
TTreadeold London. HERALD SQUARE.-GeoEse
o. Chase San Francisco. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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MAcKAY LEASES LENox HOUSE.

tPy Telegraph The Trisurel
Lenox Mass, April 3o.-C!arence Mackays of
Roslyn. Long Island, to-day leased the Orchard.
ihe country place OF Henry Ii. Pease. OF New York,
Io5 july aud august
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BIG ALLAN LINER ORDERED.

Liverpool. April 8O.-The Allan Steamship
Line has placed an order with Glasgow firm
for the construction OF 10000-ton passenger
steamer,
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r,t,>s>SpTT- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April Is. 1905 az
Christ Church Bay Ridge - Arrnteacon y ~ Nartys
s-si.tes rv Rev. Bishop Fal6ner. 1rancrs %lr-leNs
daughter ant Mrs Robert PieIpont Je-sas". -
Clinton A.
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Mount Heca IS a volcano on the southwest coast
OF Iceland II Is about five thousand fee. high and
has three craters. Eighteen er7lptsons have been
recorded. the last OF which occurred IN 1875 The
lava beds surrounding It cover about 2ss square
miles. N
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Special Notices.

April 30 1904
We regret 20 snnouncs that Mr. Francis 81 paso-s
withdTaws from cur Grul. of this date.
CUTLER MORAN q Co
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INDIAN PRINCE TO VISIT AMERICA.

Liverpool April SO-The White Star Line steam
er Celtic, which will sail May for New York,
will take among her passengers the NIahratta
chief Gaikwar, of Baroda. his wife and daughter.
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Notices of marriages and. deaths must be Endorsed
with full name nd add
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CINE IEKIF :
THE wooDIANyN CEMETERY.

IS readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grad Gen.
tral eation. Webster and Jerome Avenue trosys and
~ eaITiage Lots s125 up Telephoue 4SS5 Grar-orcy
Tor BOOK OF Views representative.
Onlces 90 East 23rH 81. NaNN York CITY.
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ACID PHosPHaTl

KrlieNre NerNOuh IIlsOFdrrrs
rz.,Aseh- insomnia Exhaustion and Esstlsssness Re-
huiids the nervous syHtenl
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,,,ra s,~ the last twenty-four hours in oorpaFison
1aFt,F she corresponding Date Os last year;
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1905. 4t.-
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Kief April 3O.-Ehe police have conhscated
al copies Of the Official s. Petersburg "Gosu-
6arstvo" the organ of Premier Witte. The au-
tborities considered the papers political attitude
IS too liberal.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
MOUNT HECLA IN ERUPTION.
Heavy Fall of Ashes Reported from Icelands
Volcano

Edinburgh. April 30.-steamers which arrived
at Leith to-day from Iceland report that
Mount Hecla has been in eruption. ashes being
scattered over a wide area The disturbance
however, was not serious.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
r. rrnubIished In The rri-Weekiy Tribune without
rxfra
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofieial Record and Observation-Disclosures April So
Low pressure covers the Central West there
been general showers the Mississippi Missouri ana
Arkansas valleys Ohio Valley.
the plains states the central Rocky Mountain region and
the middle plateau. There also showers IN the
Ioer lake region. Middle States and New England
from the disturbance tho ST. Lawrence valley
There was no precipitation in the South except Texas
nor any 9I eonse1ee IN ~ sb % 4tentS sfSfss as SoIs
An ehe lake region. the Ohio ana Middle Mississippi
rSqfon There will showers Tuesday In the central
valleys the the upper lake and western lower
netar1 lower lake region middle Atlantic northern
nortion OF the South Atlantic stetes- There win bs
Iae region eastward while from the Mississippi Valley
westward the weather win be generally fair
Tuesday in the Ohio Valley. the
southern portion os the middle Atlantic ana northern
portion Of the south Atants states a9s also " kansas
Wednesday in the slope and Rocky Mountain regions
Forecast for Special Lceatss.-For the District os
CoDrh,, and Maryland partly cloudy and cooler to-day
showers this or tonish'S wednesday sho~-s
light 20 fresh north 10 northeast winds s,-A
Eor DeawaFe. showers this afternoon or tonight:
wednesday showers light to fresh nofth 70 noFtneast
"Ss F New Jersey showers this afternoon tonight.
cooler in northeast portion WedhesoaE so's' "sHs 70
For Eastern pennsylvania showers this afterrooa o.
songht eo9leT , n south 50 SortSsa5S R0TGn Winds
ror New England, partly eonoy TO-DAY: Weailsslsy
showers except fair IN Eastern Maine; fresh west 70
n'Ft For Western Pennsylvania showers to-day and
wsaneS2ay; shs ~. . TSs Y 1erossnr eIosansss today
showers BY tonight; wednesday showers fresh north 70
noFtns For Eastern New YOr partly cloudy ss cooler IN
.frerne south portion; wednesday showers; light % re.h
north northeast winds
Local OnicaI Record,-The following Official record
49, sh weather Burear shows the changes IN the TEN
perauEs Coz ths Last tSsf9sr s ss nagss N
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UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK T.. CANfPBEIIs Co, GALS WEST BIRD ST
World Known Funeral Chspsls- Tel 182s Chelsea
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Concrete aud Bfusly Creek News.

Well, MIR. Editor, winter has gone
and spring is here and it seems like
a person feel lazy3 ALTHOUGH '"he the
weather has been very bad about
plouRhiEg., it is fair now and eyory
body ie maklng good use of it.
Mr.. viii Robertson and little son and
JcAes last Tuesday.
Misses Maggie and Poarl Jones have
returned from pleasant visit to their
uncle, Mr.. Rick Jones, near Pied
mont.
Married. st tks home of the brides
father on March 29, 1905, Miss Maude
Rosamond and Mr. Thomas Wiginton,
formed by Rev. D.. w. Hiott, Of Eas-
Icy: Only few friends of the bride
and groom were present. We extend
to the young couple our congratula-
tiOns and wish them much happiness
i'll their married life.
Mrs. Bing Sheriff left few days ago
on q visit to Georgia. We wish her
Mrs. Amanda Oats visited her sick
week.
Miss Pearl Jones spent last week
with her brother at Eaeley, s. G.. She
reported q fino time while there.
Ralph Jones has purchased q new
buggy. LOOK out, girls, he will be out
calling some these long Sunday after
| noons.
". F. Lee, from Piedmont. visited
Newton Oats last Friday on business.
/ Davis Dawson and Misses Eula and
| Lille Edens attended the all day sing
ing at Mountain Springs the fret Sun.
day:
Miss Mary .Laboon is on tie sick list
ogain. We hct,t and trust that she
| will soon be olt again.
| l.. Y. jones has been very sick for
some time. We hope he will soon be
restored 20 good health.
Mrt. w. NJ. Merit visited at n.
Oats last Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Pack is making her
home at present with her brother, Gus.
Davis.
There will be an all day speaking ut
Everybody. is invited to como with
well"tilled baskets.
u. +. Smith, an employee of the
Southern Railroad, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with homefolks.
Miss Euln james visited her friend
Miss Kate Rodgers. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips, OF
Greenville County, visited Mr. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridges visited
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ro
per, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Oar, from Mt. Airy
Wis ed her friend, Miss Essie Merritt
Sunday.
Lawyer HfcSvsin: 81 Greenville
will speak to the WOodmen OF fWorlt
and also the Odd Fellows ON the even
Ing Of the 14th at Z o'clock. The pub
lie is cardially invited to come ou
and hear the speech at the hall OF Con
crete camp.
Amos Jones, who has been in Bir
mingham, Ala, has returned to spen,
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About all the cotton farmers have to
do in order to control the cotton mar
ket is to control themselves.
We. don't need more money, more
men or better business men in the cot
ton States in order to manage the cot.
ton business. About all you need ia to
get together and use what you already
have in hand, like business men should
do, and the power you have will as
tOnish the cotton farmers as we'll as
the balance of the world. <
Why 10 1t that We find 90 many
Southern mon engaged in the cotton
trade on Wall Street, New York9 fs
it not because these Southern men
from; tho Held know more about the
conditions of things in the South and
more about how to control the cotton
farmers than foreigners dot
:. We'll, then, why not come together at
home and use our own business men
and talents, and our peculiar natural
advantages for onr own benefit inetead
of allowing foreignera to reap the
profile from our fortunate netr raj
gifts In the way of the ideal cotton
belt OF the world7 49,. -, ..0.
Twenty men may stand about the
bog talking about the bad plight Of
the COW in the mire to no good-but
three men may unite and pull together
and out comes the COW Oh firm ground.
Farmers, walk right in the Union and
take hold; stop talking and pull to-
gether.. - ..,~
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the summer. We certainly ara GLAD ~
see old Amos back. He locke NJ W eli
ase YER. va
Minor Jones visited his uncle, ,Johr
Jones, In Ereenvilia County, SdudaI,
Mr. and Mrs. Loal Jones, from rear
Easley, and Misses Eunie, Zoe and
Maude Sheriff visited James Bryant
Mr.. and Mira. A. f. Jones yisitea
the formers brother, w. b. Jones,
Sunday.
Died, on the 9th of April, 1906, at
the home of his son-in-law Mr. Jerry
McNeely, Mr.. Jake Kenemore, aged
.! years. He was good and upright
citizen and Loved by every ody. He
is survived by loving wife, three sons
and one daughter. May God bless the
bercaved in their sorrow. The body
was laid to rest in the Bethesda
Ghurchyard after q talk By iir. Frank
Elrod.
The death angel entered the home of
Mr.. Dothard James and took from him
his beloved wife, who has been auffar-
ing some few months with the dreadful
dlsease, consumption. She bore her
suherlngs ith ease aud had all her
trust IN God. She was q good and
ooedlent woman. She is survived bv
loving husband and one little daugh-
ter just two years old. She has MANY
friends who will regret to hear Of her
sad death. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev, NJ. Richardson and
me remalns were entered at Silcam
Church. Crickot
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State Confederate Reunion.

Columbia, April 5.--Gcn. Thomas
W. Carwile, commanding the South
Carolina Division Of Confederate Vet.
Grams, and the special committee of
the Columbia Chamber of Commerce
appointed to arrange for the coming re-
union here on the 10th, 18th and 18th
of next month, had q conference this
afternoon, with the result that the
outline Of general programme was
agreed upon, the details to be worked
out later.
On Wednesday night, after q recep-
tion to the sponsors, from S Y, will
be devoted to welcome address and re-
sponses, which will be followed on
Thursday morning by business ses-
sion, at vnioh the chief Grafton will be,
| delivered.
Thursday night there will be an ad-
dress to the sponsors and responses,
following the street parade, beginning
at 5 O'Clock that afternoon.
A business session, folio we'd By tell
ing anecdotes aud stories, viii be Tic
attraction for Friday morning. :
Oa Thursday. night spectacular
war drama will be enacted at the the
atre by local talent, aud on Friday
night there will be demoustra.:oa ss
the theatre in the nature Of represen.
tatiot. OF camp scenes.
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ga ssra 4 Ii alsstingialof the'
Ssaf 1sro! Hi ca sipsI ASsosffationas$;
VII onvsne Il Jofnnb bia anSS ApfiI
a8Sk snd silti con finus fossS two aud
4 ESii
ovssnaf Jsif II DAsisE SSof Arkansass
Sfile esuessSd sl0 stsin Tho UAited
Gtatex Senate now eld b Senator
sdRnkeS HBafsps Tn 'sh d recent sDartss; /;
l0nYs skifS gSrifna xx fsfakas IA h6nfinia
'nasa stss6as oiits ssis /, asffa as IhDasi.
ls5 ps sbont IL, 900.
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FaTmevs' Union Bureau
Of Information.
~ Conducted by tho
South Carolina Farmers' Educational
and Co Operative Union.

~ Communications inteuded for this
department should be addressed 10 j. G..
StGipiing, Fen dleton, 8. G.
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Thensands Of acres for cotton ie now
being plowed too wet. This means
very large reduction in tho number of
bales next Fail.