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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Fancy Shell Hair Pins, lOc and l5c values,
while they last, each lc.
5000 wards Cotton Goods Remnants. choice.
ward BE- Including Ginghams. Chalhcs,
Lawns, prints, Crash Pcrcales and Figured
Reps Some values up to zoe yard.
Ladies Shirt Waists, white and colorcd
Value $l.00. each ASc,
Ladies' Striped Wash skirts, each 25c
Misses Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
value l0c, pair &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
GOLD CREAMS

large 2-oz jar of perfect cold cream; the price is
only 25c a jar.
The S-oz Jar for soc jar The 1902 jar for 75c jar
# you don't like the above cream after trying
It, your money UjU be refunded.
Riker's Violet Ccrate-an ideal face cream; it
tans grease and put up in porcelain Jars3Oc Jar
Many customers waiting for this particular item.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

~ n @ dollars guarantees the
ke very abstract made by the
N security & Trust Co., SO Up.
~ own our records
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
Zeal Estate Transfers.

Rhodes To Mary l.. IlOl-
'art lot 4. block 81, plat
u ..-'' -.-..-.-..s-.
z Losce and Hife 10 Susan
''tcn. part !ot lG, Hollis
.upulviSion ..............
n Savings bank To George
s'Aery. part lot :. block 81,
~ .-'.'..
ru igleheart 10 Isabel ID.
psft lot 4. block IL. plat
80 '...'...s. a...s,
Security and Trust Co.
y ". Lynds. part lot Z,
ten-acre plat A........
ffgiIlan 90 Thomas ..
g . and !. block 2. East
avenue addition ..,.......
Eohmer and wife to Edna
rlasstar. v part lot /, block
'.-''''.. ...s.s,..,.
zones and wife To- Ira -.
pstt lot ]. block 4. plat
49, sr...
spence and wife 10 Ray
lot -, block 2. Kelsey
pic subdivision ........
kott aud wifo to Charles
part section %. town
tPu,h. range ! east...
Security and Trust co.
o. Stephenson and wife,
d 3, block 10. plat b..
4 nsrdy and wife To Sam,
o, part lot &. block B,
NJ plat A ,,............
'snA sAwoll and wife To Jessie
n ana wife, part lot 4.
p pla; G.........
4, ,,ap~orth. Jr., and wife 10
'1sa a; Purdy. part lot 1,
plat atA.......... a.
richards Bldg. Co. 10
nIIa,cIiards Co. lots 225
'llghland Park. plat A..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
Early Shopping Is Now the Order Stores Close at p.
Friday and Saturday Will Be Bi,
Days IN Shoe Department.

Last Saturday big day-and appreciate the
early shopping of customers and recprocate with
extra inducements for them to shop carly.
Extra taken in children shoe department in ft-
ting with proper lasts and sizes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
S't' LOT Lynndyl, Utah, Land
Drawing,

N 5n,noda'c the people attending
|e saaTn!.nng Mt Lynn, Utah. April
|ers,aA ALI LAKE ROUTE will
|ibg ,ourlst cars on train No.
n and dai, Lake 500 p. m, April
'Lynn' IVth. Cars will be set
ha,.aln and can be occupied each
IN 9n OIL rae. Tickets on sale
|S65' 5''"; 10Th and 11th. Round
||lth :. ,SSpecial train Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
Spring Sale of Perfumes
These are as dainty as they are
lasting, and at one-thlre and
one-hab less IN price.
An April White Goods Sale

10000 wards Of plain and fancy White Goods
values POE 10 3Jc. On sale all week. choice
ward 10 cents.
Almost our entire stock of White Goods. TO.
gcther with a large purchase made with our
April sale in view There is nothing In White
Goods made that you cannot find in this lot,
and at great saving.
Persian Lawns Lingerie, India Linons, Dim
ilrs. FlaXons Liuwcaves. PLAIN and Fancy
Swisses. Nansooks, Long Cloths Batistes,
Poplins, etc, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

zones and wife To Ira -.
paft lot ]. block 4. nlal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-04

Times of the tide are taken from
the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey
tables. The tides at Kahuiui and
Hilo occur about one hour earlier
than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard
time is 10 hours 80 minutes slower
than Greenwich time, being that Of
the meridian of 157 degrees 80 minis.
The time whistle blows at 1880 pm,
which is the same as Greenwich
0 hours 0 minutes. The sun and
moon are for local time for the whole
group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-04
Shipping in Port

GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
Thetis, U. s. r. c., cruise
(Mercnant vesseIs.j
Alice Cooke, sch. Fort Gamble.
Alert, sch. Grays Harbor.
Annie Johnson, blk San Francisco.
Amaranth, sch. Pearl HarDor.
Logan, U. S. A. T. Manila.
Ninfa, ship, Nitrate port.
S. G.. Allen, blk. Fort Bragg.
Tymeric, S. s.. Newcastle.
THE TRANSPORTS.
Buford, ar. S. F., rrom Hon.. Oct. Is.
Dix, sailed for Seattle May 8.
Logan in port.
Thomas, arrived at San Francisco,
Mar 16.
Sheridan at San Francisco April. 20
Sherman sailed for Manaila April
Ia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-04

The Logan arrived this morning. She
will sail today t five o'clock for San
Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-04
Page
EDITED BY J. M. DAT
EDITED BY J. M. DAT


Name. For Depart.
Logan, San Francisco, ......... May 4
Mongolia, San Francisco, ..... May 6
Chiyo Maru, Yokohama, .... May y
*Alaskan, Salina Cruz, . May 70
Tenyo Maru, San Francisco, May 1S
Asia, Yokohama, May 16
Lurline, San Francisco, ..... May n
Sierra, San Francisco, May Is
Korea, San Francisco, ...... May 20
Manuka, Victoria, May "a
*Arizonan, Salina Cruz, May "a
San Francisco, May 25
Makura, Sydney, ............M May ~
San Francisco, -. May 30.
Makura, Victoria, May q
San Francisco, MAY 30
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-04

Tenyo Maru Honolulu Yokohama April
Thes Honolulu
Vancouver Norfo1k Honolulu
Vrginian .salina
w. b. Olsen.
W. H. Marson sch Hlo San Francisco April %
VIM p Frye Delaware
Wlhemina Honolulu
T. Lewis
W. f. Babcock Honolulu
Zambes
CLater Shipping OF Page
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
HELPING THE FARMER
THREE OF TIE LEADING SOUTH
EliN RAILROADS WILL
Organize i Cotton Culture Depart
ment 10 Educate Cotton Farmers
In Campaign against the WeeSii-

Practical steps are b.!ng taken 81
:he Southern Railway Company. The
Alabama G1eat Southern Railroad
Company. and me Mobile & Oaio
Railroad Company 20 cooperate
with the officials 0: he Ca!ied States
Agricultural! Department a2c The
S;a;. Commissioner, OF Agriculture
n advising farmers. IL he territory
alrag the lines OF ,he-t. railways
which may eventually D.. reached b.
the Mexican cotton hool ~eer.l. as
20 the bes; methods OF growing cot
ION !r spite o! ;h- pres-ace o; TIA,
!uscct
The experience 0: tie farmers =
Texas. where the weev! has beca
Tor some years. demonstrates that o.
;he adoaiion o: proper methods.
practically as large Yields o: cotton
car be Obtained rs >e:1.e he AZ
2earacce OF The vcr"!! IL mos;
localities IN Texas The invasion CT
the weevi! has generally been !ol-
lowed by short crops to- Two o:
.hree years uH:i! the farmers Aav-
learned how 70 deaf with tie insect
Fo. the purpose OF making a CO.
operative work Of the companies as
effective and helpful as possible. or
gan!zat!on has been perfected TO be
known as the cotton culture depart
men; Of the Southern Railway. the
Alabama Great Southern Railroad.
and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
with view o. encouraging the ac-
option OF the most improved ne
.hoGs in advance OF ;hc appearance
y the weey!l.
This. Il Is tel;. Will have the effect
II maintaining the norma! 7-oduc-
OF o: cotton. Practical ta-:: =.
who have had experience IN dealing
With the boil Eeev!l will be employ |
d along the lines OF these railways
q localities which may eventually be |
cached by the weev!l and giving !
hem practical advice IS 20 the best
oethods OF growing cotton under
,oll weev!l conditions.
Planters and others n these To-
.ali:ies who are des!rous OF avail |
ng themselves OF the pract!ca! az
ice and assistance o: the agents O!
he Cotton Culture Department, IN
bis matter are invited 10 CORES
,ond W:,h Ar. T o. P!G2ke.t. Gcneg- !
;! Agent Of the Southern Rai!roac
md he Noble i OHIO Railroad. o:
Tenn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
A QUEER MIX Up.
| Daughter Steals Her Mother =
Husband From Her.

MIS-. Johanna Husseimann has
oeen awarded $500 damages from
aer daughter. the wife Of D.. Vii
M. Becker. Il the Circuit court. a
Milwaukee. W!s. n !. $4,000 alien
a.:on-ot-afec,,oas sui: o: motae.
asains, daughter.
Irs HusSelmana AID Dv. Becke!
we're married Il Chicago OF Marc
-. 1900. She was then - years
I'D He was 3! She mad ;">
daughters Oae 0! them IA. Nrs
Hattie Bo;t. aged IS. Nrs Box
Sas :aea EY!ng . ST Pau! Hr.
husband Was Dr. Henry c. Box
Shortly AFTER the marriage Mrs
Bot; went 20 Milwaukee 20 visit q;
&c aoa.e OF her mot:ie. ana Der cew
-tepia,her. The r-su!; WAS that on
Sept. 2s. 1905. Nrs. Becker and h@i
husband separated, On Nov
1906. Mrs. Huas".mann go, g.
ro.ce. resua!uS tae aa.n. OF EuS-
>a!mann.
On Nov. 9. 1895. Mrs Bot sega"
sui: :or divorce :rom Dr Bot She
20, the divorce Nov - 800. Eve
Gsvs !oter. ACCORDING 70 testimony
Mrs. Bo.t and h.r -t-ytathe7 Te'r
married. The mother said. anon
,,he- :hinEs. ;ha; ac: :aGShte:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
travelling Han Hakes E1-Gov. Glenn Very
Warm Under the Collar.
HE BECOMES ENRACED
When Stranger Sny> That All lse',-
ocra,ic Speakers Are :ifraid Of
Marion Butler and Informs nc
Drummer Tna, He'll MAX. Him
swallow Some O. His Teeth.

A dispatch from Marion 70 ,he
Charlotte Observer spreading like
w!ldhre over the city Ws1aestay
Wen: he uvws tia; Ex-Governor Ro3-
e.t 3. Gl-un. who spoke a: Marion
"Wednesday had become engaged IN
a difficulty with a travelling man aa
the way from the railroad station 20
the hotel TIA: morning.
/, seems ;ha; while H- Glenn WIS
engaged u conversation with a
:-iecd TIA; ,ha friend had remarked
that Marion Butler mad gotten %,
the same train upon which tae Gov
eCno. came. az McrSaa;on.
In .he course o. the conversation
that followed the friend further re-
marked that the Democratic speakers
and the press were making IL hot Coz
Butler. Mt. Glenn replied thai 4
was not necessary for the speakers
and the press 10 make It DO: for
Ru;le. as he. Butler. haa all he could
DO tc defend lis record In the Stat.
At this junction a travelling man.
Mr. W o. Crawford. but,ed into the
conversation and said that all the
Democratic speakers in the State
we're afraid OF Butler.
Mr Glenn replied shat the man
certainly did not know the situation
o. be would no; dare make slch
statement. Crawford said tha' hc
lid know the situation and that h.
still maintained that Democratic
speakers we're afraid o: ths ex-Ssn
atur.
N.. Glenn then tolc the dr1nI"er
;ha, what he had said was ah-oiu;e-
ly an un:ru,h and that the D-mo-
cratic speakers had met BuIe- n
debates and that only their sc!t-Ce-
'p"c: KEEP: them from doing so again.
Air. C-awiort made a!s o.ls:aal
=. >l-onc.- language
-,harerroc The Govcrao. :oid him Il.
S:.s l:n:. .ad tha: :: he repea.c..
I re won;1 swallow i and also >om.
;: h!S teeth
\. :h!S ;unctu-e the sus had a!
.:vct a: ,he hotel where M. C-aw
ord hur-:ed!y al!Ghted from il anc
.n:.-ed the ho'ei LOBBY where l
registered as "Joaa Sm"a. :ro1,
I:.g:a!a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
STORTS WE'RE LOOTED.
l;urg.ar> Rob Two Stor,>. In spartan
burg same Night.

AZ Spa-:anbu7s during Friday
a:sa, BURGLARS entered The store O.!
\. ". S.ne:. we'll Known jeweie!.
lnt TOOK a3ou: $500 worth O.:
,ewel-v from the establishment. Ec-
:ranc. WAS affected ay breaking he
:ock on ;he -sa. doo- aud raising ~
;he Bar. wh.ca Aeld i: CLOSED. Tae
same nigh: burglars entered VAT
:!as;on's drug s;o:e a2d robbed The
ash register. taxing se"ersl dos!s:>
u oaaasr. Hh!ca had Sern left ;acre
There IS absolutely ~ c.ue is ;o
aho iAe robbers are. They co"e:cI
yhet. tracks completely. From n"
.1r,.: sore ;hey :ook numb:
y: bracelets. !ocSe;s. watch CHAINS
and o;hcr S;n1 TIA: was ~: pace,
n ;ae safe over n.sS;. All o: ta''
o;hc: diamonds and va!ua5.es ~::.
:. tho sa!.. wh!ca ~as 70: opened.
reward OF s2co has been o8e'-
ID FOX The capture o! the suii;y pa:-
lies. chc P!ake:ou detective aS:A.
X "a: ~crk on ;ae cas-. and scre:a!
D; .nsi: ne. ar . Spa-tac1uTE a:
rrese.,. j: IL said News OF he burg
Nr.v Gid 20: spread rapidly as
very po>s!b.. ?rccau;!cI WAS TAX"
~ .hc 2oi:c. and VIZ. B!ae- 20 Keep
ne .~llc cue. and >;anc bette:
.!.s!.,.- - :aSy thought. 20 captu'"
ne criminal
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
PEON KIDNApS GIRL
LABOIIR STEALS BEAUTIFUL
AMERICAN GIRL
Young Lady OF Nebraska Staying on
q Ranch With Her parvuts Mys-
;eriou>ly Disappears.

A s!dDaDD!a=. sG"G as oar d.!
adventure has ;cs.- y!scr n Mexico
youog Americ-a g::l ,e:ag The 2ic'
rim OF ;ce2ch.rvGS Mexican L!s:
Grace Ro,ph. ~. l1-..a:-ol6 laugh,
;er OF D.: AID N:.s &o!oh. o! pendsr
Ne5.. was Kidnapped .as: week. :rouI
a ranch near Caecoy. Mex 5y !
H!.E.can peoa aanet seguEda TIE
ranch IS owned 0y c. 5 Harms o:
Lincoln Neh
He IS d freud o: D. Roiph who
.o- years was oIe Of the prom j.
neui residents o: peade- 4 year ago
the doctors health became such that
DE- Eel; 'he need OF change Of
climate aad accepted The offer o: NJ.
Harris 20 hake his home for an ~
deGn..e ;.1e on he raGch II.
t.ugE;e1 y highly cl.tu.eL and u
attractive appearance.
Segunda has long been n ,ae EN-
ptos VA IiSs 80 GSN .<lOI - al
;w!ce the age OF The cir! he kid
aapeG He once Killed maa. but
Nj Harris did ao;r exa.c him as vic
!ous and trustee. n!ul. Segunda x4s
the ranch hunter. being exceptional
ly sk!lisul IL bringing IN veaison and
o:he. Wild game He D7!6ed himself
on his craftsmanship and horseman-
ship. He e very !l!!:e.ste and una
BILE to speak dozen words IN En-
gl!sh.
Mr.. Harris. who recently returned
from bis Mexican property. said az
Lincoln Few days ago. tha: Segun-
ia had' never. so far as he knew.
shown any parucula. tondaess 20:
Miss Ro.Dh. sod !: ae had he was
.u!;c sire !, was 20. rec!procat-t
The country a.o.nd Checoy, While
wild and Inhabited chiefly by Mex
leans Of the lower class. has never
been regarded as lawless. and NJ.
Harris thinks SeguDda will no: be
protected by the natives. There are
. few other American raachnea IN
the country. and those. NJ Harris
believes. will band together and ru1
down The k.dn2ps7.
The son OF VI. Harris. who /. man
ager OF his ranch. las posted 9 re-
ward o! $1,000 for the apDrshen-
sion o! Seguada. and communication
;,as been opened with Mexican o.!-
c:a!s q: Mexico CITY. tae United Sal
rs anoassado. there and The State
department officials z; WasA:cStoc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
Spanish El.eirieas Respasshle for
he Famoss hssslG
TIE REPORT IS DENIED
Colonel Jasper EwtaS Brady. Mem
her OF the Army Board Toy The
First Time, Makes Public fesd3cs
Of the Investigation In Lecture
ss Kansas City.

Tha, Jose s. Zalrsdo. SPANS:
electrician working IL Moro Castle
and probably a fanatic. was :espon
able %. ;Ae destruction o: the eAs'
teship Maine II the aassos OF la
vana was the Statement; made on
THURSDAY night By Col. Jas S. Brady
In correcting a report OF speech
made BY Aim Thursday night. Col
one. Brady says he VAS one o:
committee 9; rou- men who !ures,!.
gated the explosion and reported the
findings 60 President Mckinley.
Now. will tell you 70. the acs,
time the name 0. tie man vAo blew
ND tho Maine He IS. OF vas. lose
zalvado. He was electrician At
MORO Castle. II vas be ~ao threw
the switch which Sc. OF the power
:ul mine :ha; destroyed that ship
and sen: s01 lives ia,o eternity a
a fash. Zava!do was a.terwa.d shot
OF CsCeE y. IC1 O2oSSS-
.-Of course did 20, see th!s naa
turn on .ae switch which ses IRE"
tho powerful mines that caused the
disaster" said the Colonel. but the
evidence N the case pointed directly
to his guilt. Three other army OK
ace-s. whose names ! do not care 70
give. and myself. reported TO the
Pres;den, tha: II our belief ZalTsdo
xas responsible He xss later ex-
ecuted on the command os Genera!
BSanco. None. however. @as eve.
able TO learn for wha: reason.
Colonel Brady. IN al address We'd
aesday night a. ST. Georges Ep;s-
eopal church. discussed the Maine
disaster and attributed i: 70 q sub
marine mine explosion HIS state
men. brought forth deatals fson
Washington. among other things be-
INK .hae no military Soa-d hsd been
appointed to investigate the case
Colonel Brady explains that the
board never convened 70 mako -
report. DC: reported individually TO
the P-es!denS.
Col. Brady was quoted as saying
In his address that Cubans were re-
eoons.ble for the disaster. He de-
n,ee chat be made such statement
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
ooNFEssEs TO RoRBERi.
seventeen Year Old Youth Tetls so-
lice He Stole.

Marion Wilcox. l7-year-oid boy
Of spartanourE. is ;n jail and has
made a complete confession TO rob
hing the texe!ry store OF Arthur
n. Bioe- on las, Saturday nigh.
Wilcox was suspected a. ssst ay
the officers who have seea oa the
loosor, FOR h!m ever since. He sSs
Kept himself in hiding aad only Wed
nesday did the officers catch him
Capt. Moss Hayes. OF :he local po-
lice department, and private Oeasan
we're waiting :o- the ooy q, the sou
,hern station Wednesday night. aas-
Ing learned tha: be vas scheduled 70
pass sy on foot The plans were
right cad Wilcox was hailed on the
tracks by the officers He denied
his su;s but search revealed that
hs had over $500 worth OF }e~es!S
on his person when arrested.
I, consisted OF bracelets. ioesess.
vstch chains. charms. etc. many 0!
them with diamond settings when
taken 20 police headquarters be
made a complete confession and die
no. ,-~o!!cete any one else. saF'as be
did - deed single handed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
Ballot Seven Feet Long.

The voters o: South Dakota Al
The election OF Nor. ) 1ili Nave suo-
n,:ttet 20 them :h- longest ha!!o:
20 be voted IN any state IN the Ia
;on. The ballot vii! measure NOR"
than sven feet. and vii! coa;A:r
proposed Jaws which are 20 ne Sud
r,it,ed 20 the voters und.. the refer
.e,Iua, amendment 20 :he s,a;- cou
s,i;u;;oa. I: ali! o- - inches in
width AID aiIed from top 10 bottom
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
KILLED AND INJURED.
By the Railroads OF the Country FOR
the Pest Year.

Killed. 3.S04: injured. So.
this Is the casualty record ot he
railroads IN The United States cuc:a1
,ae wear ended June 80 las. a'cs-c-
,nS 20 the :n:eres.ate commerce com
mission Tuesday. /! IS an !nc-eAS"
OF 1913 n tie nGm5e: k.!:.': AID
.S;5, n the number injured ov"-
the previous years :is".eS. i:i',-',
were 1851 collisions Killing 81.
people and .ntu-:aS ...5a AID dam
a-!cs railroad property Si.H22@. =
|. the $50 dera:l&ea.s du:inS che
wear. $50 persons w.-e Killed and
S.Sls injured During a" la>i+'Aree
months o, tho yas- tie tots:t k::'.d
,: injured H0s 20. ~"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
Smoak Under Arrest.

J. = .Smoak. for seve.ai years
Columbia policeman. is n the police
station. charged with attempting 20
k,,, his wife THURSDAY az their home
on Divine street They had been
sepa-at.d 10. some time and Snoak
was under a heavy oeaca oocc ne
found bis wife IN h>r room aod shot
a. he: several times.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
LARGE CORN CROP
THIS STATE PRODUCED Fifty
MILLION Bl Shells.
Mean- Much Tor the tarnieer, ana
Puts south Carollna sn The l.iht
Of Great Corn States

South Carolina has produced SO.
! o0e .orG bushels OF corn foI .@lo. &C
cordias 20 an estimate ISSUED oy -,
department o: agriculture. 9a!2.
places tie corn crop 90: South Caro-
ijaa Tor this year al 1910. 900 bush
els This estimate has been furnish
ed the United S:a:.s department o
agriculture
The mos; gratifying feature oi
the estimate IS that average pTot2c'
ton o: cora 10 the acre N This
state has increased from 49, busa'
els 10 ,! bushels within year
There was marked increase IN tie
acreage o: corn. the greatest N the
history Of the State The exact sta
;ist!cs on lae acreage have 70: been
prepared.
The Columbia STATE SAYS this re
me2dous crop 9: corn al"an Ia:
South Carolina farmers VIII be able
20 ship corn out Of the State TO 9TH
er sections and tha; more than So
n0n. 900 spen; on corr and corn pro
ducts will be saved TO the people.
As has been stated railroad mea
.am!lss. with the movement Of cora
say that the shipments into this
State from the es, have fallen OF
materially during the past year and
tha, they expect to haul corn out OF
South Carolina next year.
The corn crop last year for South
Carolina was estimated q. $1,000
900. wh!ch was aa increase OF 81
100000 bushels over the year 1905.
The entire increase OF corn pEoduc-
ION IN the Southern States last year
was 100000 with 100000 o.!
,ha: accredited 10 rh!s State.
There wer. OYER 900 bo,s on -
farms o! his State 90 plant al acre
OF corn this year. SeVera! hundreds
OF these boys have produced over Is
bushels OF corn on one acre OF land
and have been awarded certificates
OF merit by the State superintendent
Of education and Gov. Ansel.
More than 100 o: the boys have
produced over 100 bushels on one
acre. ard there are several 20 pro-
iuce over 80 bushels. These boys
vii! De the farmers OF the future
and The indications po!ct &c South
~.ro!!aa becoming one o: ne lead
:cs corn State n the United States
The work o! the 5000 boys has
been under the direction OF n.
United States farm demoas;ratioH
workers. OF which Ira ". Williams
IS at the head n this STATE
The champion boy corn grower o:
he world lives IN South Carol.ns.
and Z. has produced e2s bushels Oh
or. acre OF land The boy Is 40:
known. :Ie lives IN the Pee Dee
section o! The State and IL son 0:
J minister The marvellous yiel
was secured on the parsonage lane
The records o: me boy are IL Wash
;ns,on and are being considered D:
:he national department, o. aes;ou!-
;rre. and h's name Will De announc-
ID from there within me next .ere!
=! days
The boy has written s,ory o:
aow be produced she s.ea: y!e:d
rh,c. ,rilI "a oubl,shet He has de
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
Reads Upside Down

Charles ". Sesries. OF M:lhu:y
Mass. reads newspapers and nasa-
zines upside dowa as a mater .,
choice. When boy ic schoo! ae
adopted this method OF reading 20
prevent people from reading over
his shoulders and Masking him ae!-
rous. Now he is 50 and c!!nss 20
the old habit.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-09
VERY QUEER STORY.
Saw. He Was Drunk When be Col
Married TO O Woman

F. II. Rouncev!ile. a Teii-Sco"o z
rouus A.laa,!aa. has f!ed SUIT !or
total divorce aga:os, his wife. MI.
Minnie D. Rouacev;!le. alleging taa,
she "roped him n" tsat che mace
him drunk aad 60: him 20 promise
70 marry her while he didn; seos
wha. he was doing. and that taeS
while he was still staggering ane
seeing three o: hec. she got fs'eao
70 20 after a preacher and got a II
cense and sha: be was married sway
.nx from side 70 side so that ;ae
preacher had 70 hold hin or nis
feet: a. the benedic,:ou. RouaeeS:i!-
SAYS he :ell 20 the aoor IN drunken
s,upor. and on waking Immediately
repudia,ed his loving bride.