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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
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Visit TO Mr.. A. A. Walk7l RSt1li

Sts<.ssn1 ,!yf-Ti ,'r0fJeYffiGa VOL 500 20
Having heard lmuflhs lgf u{fls9 q. fl 3fS. Il. IAa a,
Wells ". isP tips caggga caggga the editor Of The
Advertiser made a. 4 hggSried gr led visit visit |t;q
ehls h9ms s1 EsEiday s All afteGpQ eGpQQ9 i'm order
to inspect c4yblls bbls prize gaegeys -AAASIits ASIii was
late Is when chea OFF destination
we fo9nd, SEl!sl, MH Nh, Wells dq81f ats;ths
III lot u lq9 s} 58thlfes after the m mp
liner sl'e heTda af9p ct mil e9WA WEb ye lav have h6t
81 ses9 alg.Il H ma many aaays Ha Ht usually
mlhlks hss,d fqHgrtsep FIT 8 or fifteen epysssb9t
al1si IS only mixing 1kEsllpEg ten thfsJ :-ne;
Qnes Each sISl ewsskr wSF aMAI MAIrInrWslb M MsepdS I;
tss ab9 forty Ropnds g Of geldeRJ
se9 eh9uttsE t9 afeg AaHfggsta IEeesiyipgi IEy i thirty
Is!l Seats @ psE g9a9RI9a 9I9 g f9ra raltroe altroe e,oM ,s
head Mr: Ie w sfRs efER9s sdoesSipet 3faI toosup.
ply sIls Ihjs 4 pantry from rom his farmy He
{, already AT shass six hogs in the, pepo and
several will be added to that; ppim; d;
l,,lsa bsr Ia! slstsg- - Mt .IF Wells Is spo;ptd od}
j j aIfyse9ry fs9 largs, bog in, ths ePastpse,p pean1
by that he purposes 4fattepipga this
fsl alis.iy iygdgippg from r igtssas4e gsas NOW, he
ean ss3sHHS HHS RaAkTeh iSIhlHs one weishrq SgS &
poanus, N M ..e1eps. edt OF wi .
.exa1nFr Mr. ~ Wslls els, NEXT carried back
setl.IS through the well TILED fields ccoS
son,; ton and corn az Eaf Ehieh Was i; i
,ss1ssl saassly5 line tins Soon we ireashgd the
lgolpget patch Of of4iS9Nfp 4aiS9Nfp. which ieeataips
about one and aGdda9pte ore half acresiyiWe
sts9 th9qght taaS a. Ws7wyaehlksed yehse thEopgh this
.sgyl KgyllldqsssrEnaessyef qssEae corn,~o The laalf Has
not not beer s2Ia E9he 5oNs. arg e esb991 ,Rl
fTS hys ana n4 dss taJ halt f tsetE apafts7and che
e.ss stalks stand &! very hiekl, hiekl,s,fopr ito
I. twelve, inches, Same hills sweosaW
have four stalks, which contain
!, eight s ears # s,oMN oMr rstaW Wells basoqslcula,
TED sys that 1as he has pefBBin iogeb ~,
.,4(9 goo stalks on on acre. ACRE. eIusteYbatr the
yield will be in bushels.rit is iimpos'
,dl BE 10 to sstiimsate. Ii IHksa IHsa planted What
sfs ls ,ii1 S91eW ey as ne shFs saaH eggaoeo +
,ti M NJ wells teGGttallF1zsd GttalF1 gsd thh this prize
patch with ls loads Sc MeeWNisrstali Nil
RaaanHTe, gaa4s S9o POI p9ERpds EisfaT Sf RishNgrade
w wgnan9 g9,sa and q 2Q0r pounds tof nitrate Of
soda te tie ed nasEe .lItts xSasfapll88nntea q
about the frs, IF Anil AApplE5jlI,,rods s ays f, (
go, IBIS BIS very yaslsap lsapceesSsfqpI f!sSt / Horns
,' Gresk eek taF farpsrs s Is e9nlvlpesd that tb}e b}
ny way it ito make }skElssns laAFse yield Of ,aorp
b e Plant j el9sFs IL the aaEE9a aE9aa and q
ler11llze T, neaYlly. .Pf gov ii ylsyi,'
,;4..s, Through fyasa i the 4ssk klppa95ssse Mrs,
Msels, TssS ssfa from seve5Yt stapa HE Roi4ft II
e Is an: MI IDEAL San farmers wife, Rere
j, dhelPsdl 81 STateFmssl lls sRa REACHES,
s. re nnest asa42df at4h2adf VIC haEat, this
su.hi ;;sis5 ,so.a s.saHTseE hs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
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enroa rut,4 3fttf-@etesr eessss-e!yt 1of

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P.rlSar D. M Vac srasn,elaeSfsa aSild9and
won't asner t1,nsss<4as+E4@ y a. sSS. inst Ind.
S;a 49, 80 G an on;,ble ,ss,d, stt,n ct;ye
aalg : ~ y Saod 'f,rrsS 'sSnnstbe4ic.
wo,iiannoou' psts'4ets s1s I 'sees,,s' aa.s
aRa psieYfai9s s,Nasansp sEl aa;nn.an, 4he
ItlB, aR8sa4g Ma,o heGtG R3o;sd i1 haa 1,ng'ens af
FsHrrRpn9isgss 8 ;I14'esfsIl'tae 4 e
Et4asm sS @ ,s4as ses sr '. = =
S9tsss3ts tpsth ssts,sns eS Saaet she = :.
1sapq 81 taa baan f,a 20 y. y
|eAFfe'i ettsslt fs 1F'?.
n age sSyFean1i' 1;fa ,nnssId ,sr Iat s r.
reale9sss nrolonsed msnv @ ualri. tg Lord
agtatfr IN zSercr s,,arad her lynt;l tbis,
re- t;1,aa ii fnr t 5;s own gnod = pnnr,,oses'
ssfa Sbe Sad If been areat ssnferer at in,
tsrvsis hut MT t,Sas neSar mn conscious
fTu ~ = fbs bo,lntef ll hsr, death, h,I,Ist
e pefeTa bar densrt,,re res sbes her 'osIjsd al ed s6ei
tlnbGs;eisn fsn te1bessand aslsad him \ \
pgS1,a IL at,l,ht sslts'al sbn 1aepl5 ~ iiIyhnn
psr suas;Hs' renl sbe
aSG IVA 90 S;n, is y nVshihs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
5s+gsFoHsg- drink -onfs,-ttffse
jcdeysrs way into a man, but
5Smahss way to the devil
ssaNFsuiH a6ddM
Aiken is Joined to her idol; br
basS Shgalllaa h.geallas got Rs let a5GFgsa bnero
gsM .suosdrsH usmhooW Il
G2gSa G2gSa csslsas csslsasiiabBBR ii BB9RdeEa Eashfia shs Ran OF F.
law i, iR,,4s ,A41abaMmnaSf aMmnaSf,sshgff 9sheff states co pi
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heae Fodps psasfftBs%f4he "#eT cdafRtiea
,lisSsS5 As5s sSaa ssSaassa Ss}fBB }fBgS
spite Q7f Q7f the WHISKY ksa d5f 5ff4fSsS s
as,an& Ho#ari Lee ,J9nas.ed riedt fq
.ssag I'd sqdeaea s'7,t .-ir,rr-+4s rsrdt bas h
aHsdt1h eHgfp fpr6bFbibiti5fSasatig bFbib saRFo ugRq H at
South f9P s. fheRRfaf EssR sEfsaa SIT =
State a hearty vote of thasRhksss a:shss sH|5r y;
aaeEreHerp genesousdseeofitsledu mprsS Is
II during thed campadagsn 5dst closed
.eFnrf eaonl hns staedas aidHq edt 1c
asilttgs.,a aJl' 40 eJegs Hell =! !, q,
The Rq farmers Gfs tAs gram 9np pfe1 q
snasdnein states ofsthe west are Ea|ali Ee|alifh 6 g
p,4ili wealth. They 4hasepaih Offs Old
mortgages and are rbaedlfg aaton nlo1
biles. This saiHi sagvsf saia If the
,auf southern 6f farRfF Fsagy s&ahgo gEASYF gSY e9Sat0a n
.i4lwlith hHhieho, purchase aYaste1pp Z
snSgrain.R hiss 9d slrsme1 iJsHessf 81
s .aaisiha.q hns -AEha4ss.A,+aAHHtft sdt 10
s fheefeirfs ,esofhgafhg sradically
a lf laf% 5ag}, The
iory system opt IN in ssGalifer9HHlaad All; r9HHlaad In n
asshe tglaI,offa eelebrateae pase, @6FklsG
k@haveobse bsenfconarnlei and only
aw5 il iur0afss 5as'hs 'hslts sltss Yet abbag6 'arawM At
SYsf 81 SsSSn ss mouths SsSi9 VT be .,
consumed in completing i:RFgt tlhN thNe panel, /,
#Rereas herein South Garolipaith is s
Il & ri is acc eoniplishedi snsat tofew H6ufs.e .,
srd ao-silLg- asa..sN- ssiM 50
81 ESa s:;sasanl sBsaal rsfhsq's .Esasa .
EEEbat .thefelectiens aepbRAhediau uor
question is over in twent5a5na e6un.
sssidsag stisg, bffhgJR RfFalief Is usaH55 up pp .
Of anziSRIs fSS sSpiS t ffHEsS$SgA Hs$}g
'sElt spq4tthEs q4thEs G,aEEaliaaS The. latest latest in
fferrnasion y&ten2 iGdlunbiRsiah IFS
IL aosFanifngs#asH6 the efeeiytisat 9pfo.
bitis 81 has Won ii III 6Sfatggsf 6Sagsaf csSSS
Is saRsa ShAr Il
lesteais aAd aoBe BeaAfeEte Eema lalHi iRHliPe
tf1 Owings To Sll mpltaesfeturl ls
GsoFgeto@n ahas #loAsHce,, ft| |is
sslsss sssy9s sEsa q azssaa fss fsssqlls 1T
VII be 1pp these at1essmot hs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

|,oy sni1uf sco7s hDsearens ~ san31ts Z
pi1 Observation-Disclosures
efefeiaence to- thp5Re Ret1isfs iiT
SFdrr afioh anoh 9v&G 20. *9'ff
- ssls "a sfGdA. idton aa 81 OF E{iv Aonis
rsmye3 zesnsH e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

IrVf ST1 ~ fctT NJttNi iNR.ffstS L.-NSl
3Ho-o'~~S"-"~o-"~N-~~o-o-olT7rasE77 -l707 SsE ii /.
srtst Us Sc supply f5lga?s5 you y tvFitE F4Ef3 3ssy4s
seed. We sell both Buist's and Fer
~ Seed ,ittkaeSri will give psrfeet
20 :s"i" Bs!4fi g. fiBs5s3HsHhgsss iBs5s3HsHhgsss
koe ri ii fsA1na m xis y1svI
Easte NinerK ueBettefs,Ghoos
your hat rly. A beautiful aspiay
of the; Ee. ,naWesteNeW3 9NesE and
Paris styles are now ready aabh"w
aRabenstein's Millinery Department
.GG s'rejs m75
fI,cS sssiaiif@
.s1f seioaeo
! esTl This if. is is the sseaseR 50 ,giNay II
chickens tonic. We. .zean 6 suppl "
g9us y}p T. with itA4dP dPratt's taaplttyyFeaa and
Stock Powders. Nothin@better.si
,e,a 4eranf -eevds 6nB.aTNnmops.
.rohtaes xd saliil ri .ann sG.ns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

zoe o9.vEr( -asTdi oHsshd 'tte'Vt'''
4robf,e, yd se{fiJ ri ann acrns !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
MO MnRE. CHEAP GRAIM

paying hlgh prices lOr cOrH ailu
flour this year and who have firmly
resolved to,grow these necessities at
home, should stand firm, allowing
nothing to cause change of pur-
wise from a business standpoint it
was possible to grow practically all
Fcot5or
avgatwHF laH aH9fipe:s3FFaaFvailF sra led,
| but now with prices advanced al
most one hundred per cent it is not
koasatta8isetmsd6A 6aaeeaathS pA1
qat hut imyasssaAlseR Make b9th
sP$ 5r$$ %$siffssA sFsRsre ~ asbEss5a
now realiziRgss5 Cents for corn on
western west rriSl corn S5a faF q q55ni Edges
| Pfela imafKet a asSesM1 fSeM Q !esfsf essGfssfa2o This
ISRes What ssfftSSMa99rs sfftSMa99rs 1eo eoff fflfi have
Bean eSaiTgge J1ffhatg sYy6G1ppsr per bfSaash for
thaaR! tbhaHR!qw qwhsehf And beeetaGse bets Ga! of th9 ina
eEshas efEgassdR dsmaahd ana 'ihite&feeased, ebyt'
0Ep Eproaf6fdatifsSShg,e oaf6fdaisShge sqGfh eh1Rfef farmers sah
Sa a}|f@ tasbSI2sa SbSeqa4 4 asSals$sss, 3la a
ab| 5abgea9fsF RssSsd gEd gaai
Ty568GmnatE Ty568GnatE realiEes that at they e ean lgo1 not
'1eaag1S 1onagger slFsSS'aPp gov aPpraetieAE M1s9St tonl
and sunnlv their .DaanHt6f1y .DaanHt6f1y soffrno5n3ni'at offro53n the
WSeSt us fbs Better it2 bes,t fSr fGt the n.
Was Wftkl Atg q i1l6ns ggp
SboaaSiI oaaSI ,cIkSahss is sSsaYl 81 9tfa 9tfhaat Nhs
aTssst siSsSrn pfoaEstfb6Sqd Afaa the
SeartttyM. tM respohse he q 9tfrI9m" It the hse farmers
YHIaa IL aali sssEctioas GGtf to o.oM eefprts, along
IL ithastt 3 line 766s 6as,e ecaaGHed caaGHe 4s glan al
5s6 ShsaFs SAT- W0atss fhs De.
tails Of g%ehiick s#illt t"hbs raaR92ghsced lA
LII Suole CiAno' .treu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Thousands ;5Hargss gsskMilaiala kMilaiaajjs ajj3''1s ~ % !
q sFfqubtgaana1tgta,qSaspSe Il

stirs. hasH HaYs H,YsFefn sHFe FsnRb d boHstti olHstti 6 lin OF
Ls5Es EIl Potls IF SonFElf q glass With your
water and stand txsaty5feaiT 9i55 hSours;
~ HTaIl.lsY~ e7" Brick dast tsedIs
GNVG ment, or settling,
[isIlzz, SSsAa @SASW9 RtFingy ok milky
i iWSsiN As7l9 o'hgaatGy faond:
Is AT*hEH19 4Gs ybetion!of' ths'kiaa
IssA1SAN W Es5sSSteRays eBooo2fre.
tas?5 ssRsRt aHss + IS sf55SS Rsi,, e e
ehsbacwsFs asSsgy N tShssf sfHsF: ttaaH a yo5a
the eIkMmey ysankb bladder are bugofsTdef'
/ apF9ay pF9yFp peeat eefta attentipan sd !Iiu ntGeE 10
What To Peteoero -ot
There is comfort in the Knowledge so
ofteh oppressed, 9thatc BsTd Ki1pers.
bSwamP,Root tfleagreat kidney remedy,
fu1flls almost every wish ig correcting
ihR4, bladda and etefFy3 3pbaHf Il M 81 MfhearinaTy
passaasy eGosrectainaBlte teSfe RSld &atef
nanaeseslaingip&q iiHtpassmgtitj pribad
effects following usss,Q Liquor, awile or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant me-;
-cessity,-of. being compel led TO, go often
through the day, and to get up many
dimes auringhtha nighM The InildnandI
iHlF iimHlFH5lgsdjate w. effect eiofi1 1Swamp-Beat is
$#Hf sSS5 H5sS1iHEfaa# stsSas tbs hgAsSt bsz5
shes1th Eessofing 4p- szsfffEEIsEs s5EiiSsS3
critics. ssdfgpr media :ss1ssaa aatts sSs
8ou SHOULD :.:sss ~
have the best. SID bg j,
drgggisttISs d.. q. Isn7,t in fift8ssnt
may have sample bottle sent free
bymail. Address DR.. Kilmer s. Co., Bings,
hamton, n. y, Mention this paper and
remtdmiIbSaGr TIE harae, Dr. ilfher' IS Swamp
Roos land, Tthe 1addressa Bing ngaRmtonI
N. Y, on every bottle. sa9ieW Il,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

,iFJssS1lS sSEFl MI beeaoUs OF V6a'oc fo s
adt rni tgs1siass ns hGs Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
i &C 1aunsm ITTIdaUa& ,som r.
Moticeuoefai Application For
''"ai'ii'" ''Charter r.9f.,'s : 'sa ,'

,~'tlENS.'Afi1 ] ~
|. aNotice,is hereby, given that in
pursuance ofa commission issued to
undersigned tbgnthe secretary
'of'state Bf saidtstates Books IF sub
scifptfbne7fo GreehEifle-Greenw BOD
g. Augusta Railway yCombamy Ri1l
be,opened at sroomll--2ff1} the Pal
'nietto9 Bhi4dingd inath city, Of
Greenville, South Carolina, '6ii Sep
tember;18th,h at4,p.. NIX
40 NoticecB, further given that the
undersigned will apply tosthe seUre5
taf5 of State atlshis Office iatg goEdlps
bia, IS. C.,,'dn the soth day Of osepe
1embef,c l9osy aF lrUclocR, a. m.,'
for a chartef FOR said . Greenfille-
Greenwood & Augusta Railway
Company, withip6wer '5n'the'. part
pof said,eornpahysto 6 condemn lands
fortheErieht of @ay fofitsnbroposed
|failroad, ,4whieh1 iwil h 9runa from the
City, of sGaeenTilte, ! S4irCy:, through
tlfeit Ciey aIGreenw6odii serantd1 1the
ttowr"f .Edgfefdq to- some point
tonsSavanEah river, or NEARLY oppo-
ksite the tity ofxkugusta, and which
will fpassahrough tho City Of Green
vile, a1shthe following townships,
/ FofNome Of them, ,fi6 iEdgefeld coun-
ity, toerwit: siEdgefeld hfElmWood,
pBfdeker,f ,fMoss, rePfckens97 Wise rand
FMeriwether9ea o5 a""h o9 81"
Harry Briggs,
90 afd oa* seiS'F Frank Haufhond,
no al nt eliza J.7P. eCharYesss GOV, I.
i ani-isiv q sGIaC.. FaRscetst,
f. ~ IN 'NiHarfyd L.. 'Z{{innfm1slrly innfm1sslrly
h's!gC gCorporators,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Citation. H.. !z.s.,... :.
STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA, 4
COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD.
+. ByJ..D!EAllen,j Probate Judge:

ByJ. .tD.&Allen, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mrs. Sallie Blackwell,
made suit to- me, Ito, grant aher,let-
ters of administration, Of the estate
and effects orr. IS. Blackwell
These: are Therefore,,l;t cite and
admonish all and, singular the,kin-
,dred and creditorsrof.the said RI S.
Blackwell deceased, that 'theyIbe
and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, ito be,held ata aEdgefeld,
G. III. S. Co., on the 26th. daN.of lAu-
gust, next, after publication there
of, at IL, o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should be
granted. nala,..li4. "a s4a
Given under my hand this, 10th
day of August, A. D., I9O9.'ssgs,
Nc ~ J..D. ALLEN,
:,e Ft5.s 5a- J.P.Es c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
.ynisseM noiuu

kia! sd, 20 yti7eem noinp sdt
|oi7si9oEd gefetdSSaG? noisiyif'
h,'ds a'eA5Hi eA5Hag::t 53,,'i905oG:s,eJl i'@n =,
4 70 szsh 100 hne dag -zsanc.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

The Advertisers ;, shiRboleth
Edg9feEd seCaRfSs ahR!ftSso ffaFms iallG shoult
fsssSaa ssSa Egsetbdg b s bdg aaad ana sssEs sRsaSt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
We held two seryIces each day
engeS5 sSAdalN QHaN hadus only

one service, our pastor having to go.
o fapeHutch' 8emJsfsl9ibf Il N{esASpt 81 L on-
siasaflS reshtdid dndsaHe ah9ard9 d9u
resiistsoa6e anepdo se0bf@aons and
three accessionsu
The church membership feels hat
maehFs gg99d has has been eeR5at9c 5at9copTlg9EFshdd.
,6aRl ARdIKa IKa haaaaia haaaadngH1 dngRHm1bef Of tbs bsSt ser
mtFans, FIAT haysd dfsvfSS eRfsAR eRsfssAR pHsa4fah VI hed
in our churchetetsW "a II .tesa
apasSsdr aebaaha fhs thqnaRsFPRllats qpR hqgylea
,Fo1a the Pitt 81 galnqSst lyqS sGARNtrfhf sGARNt h
q RenhstaSa nhstaa Saes SdaePclPpgsa Rtt RttfBBa fBBa 3aI 3aIfu-
!mept against ,tAess .eFilsrw!qls praql, (,
itieal. .ilpgiGal,sand escriptural. saAha'
we recall the cayingo9f Sam! nes9
chat nnlE thee itzdag gIHlps gut and
GelBs.aa aaNQqr pastor. .saysr1thls asst ne
first place he has eYesbeepsiH5wberye, s,
.the ,ehBrches giYa club meetings and
daneestas a aNeparatilon2 for,BeYiY Ya1'
meetiqg,IRpt.tRis hasaaheeH dpMs in
fpur, four, different, ,iDstaprasT w1tMn the
.Elastmponthct y u ..roq,i,nn5
Yours respectfully
LII LANGLEY,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
BRIDEGROOM at sEvENTY-sIX.

In letter sent TO his Charles V. Morgan
G. wealthy resident Of New Rochelle. who is in his
seventy-seventh year. yesterday ANNOUNCED his mar
rags 10 Miss Bertha GUIDE. Of No So5 Prospect
avenue Brooklyn Miss GUIDE is about forty years
old and she was the who attended Mr.
Morsans first wife at the time OF her death. about
two wears ago Since then Mr.. Morgan has lived
with his children, c. Hobart and Albert Morgan
and Mrs Charles H. Banks of New Rochelle.
Last Thursday the children received the follow
ing note mailed TO them from Brooklyn:
MY Dear Sons: Bertha and l were married at
5sD o'clock to-day ~ the Rev. Frederick Peck,
n, the Church of the Atonement, Brooklyn This
will end all doubt. Your Father.
II was said in New Rochelle yesterday that MT
Morgan and his bride are now their way TO
Florida, where they will spend their honeymoon
Mr. Morgan for many years conducted large
farm and dairy business at Tuckahoe. and is said
TO be worth 500 900. His first wife descended
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
NO FARMER CONFESSION.
Prison Chaplain Has No Statement
for the Public.

Auburn y Y, March z7.-Mrs- Mary Farmer,
who is 10 die in the electric chair early Monday
morning for the murder Of Mrs Sarah Brennan
a. Brownv1Ie. will have final interview with her
husband Jim Farmer, some time tomorrow. 1t
/. helfe,e8 that the woman will from the
1ornen's prison. where she has been confined since
her conviction, 70 the mems prison and placed in
IN isolated cell there. II is not believed that Mrs
Farmer will be taken back 10 the wonlen's prison.
Is Il is come distance from the place OF execution
The Rev John J. Hickey, the Catholic chaplain
Of the prison in an interview tonight denied that
Mrs Farmer had made any confession TO him eK-
ouera1ing her husband. He declared that whatever
communication the woman had made 10 him was
under the seal Of the confessional, end would not
be given 10 the public He explained, however that
if Mrs. Farmer made any statement for publication
before the execution he would give Il 10 the press
soon as the execution over.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
COAL WILL BE CHEAPER.
Reduction Of 80 Cents a Ton Ordered
bg Anthracite Com panieS.

Three anthracite companies-the Lehgh Valley
Coal Company. the Lacka wanna and the Erie com
pantes-announced yesterday reduction OF 30 cents
notification received from the Philadelphia &
Reading Company later All the other companies
Il stated, VIII make the reduction. and the
Independent coal operators will follow their lead.
The operators merely informed by tele-
phone yesterday Of the reduction, and the cir
calsrs formally announcing il viii be sent out by
The companies tomorrow. The notice OF the re-
duction would have been sent out early last week
but for the delay Of The officials Of one Of the
Companies IN making UP their minds on the sub
oect This company has announced the re-
ouc1ion.
1t was said by Arthur F. Rice. Of the Coal Mer-
Nhehhs Associaticn, that 4 meeting will be held
go Ins week to prepare the schedules Of
prices based the reduction.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
LoUIS HEiDELBACH.

1onis T4eidelbach, a retired banker, died at the
r4otsl Lorraine yesterday from a complication OF
diseases MT HeideIbach born in Cincinnati
ana came TO this city when young He received ms
early education here and atterwaro no wen. DAc
- Cincinnati, and organized the banking firm OF
IIa,deIbach, Frank & Co. 1t was dissolved AFTER
five years existence
Eeturning to this city, he Joined the banking es-
tablshrnent OF Esty, Heldelbach d Co ehoruy a.
to5 NJ ueideIbach retired from active bust
-.ss and had been travelling through Europe he
returned TO New York about two years ago. ana
hod since made his home at the Lorraine He was
meyer married. He was a member OF the Lotos
-, rd the Criterion Club. The funeral will be
- 60, ,bA home of Mrs. Charles Seasongood.
No n East I'D street, on Tuesday morning al S'So
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
OBITUARY..
DR.. p. s. CONNER.

Cincinnati March 27.-Dr. T. s. Conner physt-
cian and surgeon known TO the medical profession
+bro,,gbout the United States is dead here from
heart disease.
He was born at West Chester, Penn. in 1883 He
had served as president OF the American Surg1cal
Association Of the American Academy OF Medclne
and Of the Ohio State Medical Society. lie also
served a. professor Of surgery IN the afIinou'h
Medical School, at Hanover, N II.
Tr Conner was a member OF the commission ap-
rointed in 1898 by President Mckinley 10 inVest-
gate the War Department after the outbreak or
the beef scandal. After completing his work win
the commission DR.. Conner created a sensation ION "
- o,,,Iir,a,tarv dinner In Cincinnati by bitter
attack on Genegal Miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
SUPERFLU UOUS HAIR.

l@oles who are afflicted with superfuous hair
tsDNths should be careful n choosing q remedy.
.ys <aneys learn hrst what authorities know about
tSleannent before using II. DR.. Rhodes. the well
xaoWn physician, says: In regard TO DeAiracle,
IIno y the most satisfactory article for the re-
1koNsi OF superhuous growths Of hair any part
a ~ L1e BODY that have ever used. have used IL
~ ~ great many cases for the removal Of objec-
toAaDie groUihs of hair the faces Of ladies' and
~ 70 case has II ever failed TO give the most
perfect satisfaction. II fulhlls ali the claims made
.yr II by the manufacturers"
Better take doctors advice don't be deceived
ne only method in the world which is endorsed by
physicans surgeons. dermatoiogists, medical Jour
nals and prominent magazines.
DeMiracie mailed, sealed ia plain wrapper. for
flg Your money back without question mo red
fspeD II IL fails 70 do all that is claimed for II.
Booklet free in plain sealed envelope. by the De-
Miracle Chemical Co. Desk J. 1909 Park Ave, New
York For sale by Hegemsn g. Co, 200 Broadway
SO branches. and Frederick Loeser & Co. Brook
~ and al good stores.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
CIRCUS MIDGET HAS APPENDICITIS

Little Lord Robert, the twenty-one-inch lhlipu-
tan with the Ringing Brothers Circus. at Madison
Square Garden, taken Ill yesterday during his
exhibition and It may be that New York physicians
will perform an operation for the smallest case or
appendicitis record The midget. VINO Is twenty
one years old was taken to his hotel by his mother'
and the circus physician, Dr. J. J. Riley attehded
him His condition last night was critical ana ne
may have TO undergo operation tomorrow
Soon after the report Of Little Lord ROBERTS Ill
ness the circus people were aroused oy the report
80 an attack on the new baby camel, Theodore
Roosevelt by his mother. 'IAzbeth. Iheodore was
born on Friday and the crowds which have visited
the camel cage angered the mother so that she
attacked the youngster YESTERDAY ne was not
hadN hurt.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
TROUT SEASON OPENS.
[By Telegraph to The Tribuns.I


Eastport N Y, March Z7.-5uperb weather con-
ditions favored the disciples of Izaak Walton on
Long Island to-day when the legal opening OF the
trout fishing season occurred, more than two weeks
in advance Of the date for that upstate. Thirty
one members Of the Country Club were out early
this morning and found difacuIty n filing their
creeIs. The largest trout caught weighed nearly
three pounds. At other resorts equally successful
catches were reported, and the aggregate capture
will exceed that OF any season for many years
past. II is said that the unusually mild weathsr
OF the past winter accounts FOR their number.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
GIFTS FROM CARNEGIE
Safonof and Arnold ReceiUe Sou0e-
Mrs from Admirers.

At the close OF the Philharmonic concert IN Car
naeia Hail last night a beautiful laurel wreath was
presented 10 WassiIy Safonoh, the retiring con-
ductor Richard Arnold. vice president OF the
Philharmonic Society and retiring conceTtrnhster
of the Philharmonic Orchestra made the presenta-
ton in behalf Of the members OF the orchesu@
Scarcely had Il been completed when both were
honored by Andrew Carnegie, who presented a sill
YER laurel wreath Mr.. safonof and silver loV-
ing cup 10 Mr.. Arnold. who is 10 he manager OF inc
society under the new regime. The wreath bore
the inscription: