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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

o. 9rioer 6leffeu gobt uer mee Oct,
preSier oct ind meb Ct S%truaeiern.
iom life mno pGrc oItfor oarmt
poa Iranaiioen iao or SIeffeu borte.
@n Rsre al Stipclie % gono euer
Nfel % Saub iulsres ooer @looilef.
fer, iaa blir DC borte.
- Spis 9o1eropneu bar LET Tor
at brGnoe uuber. ioa fan man itrg
Solt / 9rnoeu, ier man irtter Eonr
berne meb Stage ellcr @reo inc.
- Suis man letter en- aruffe mcb
aalf / Sploeu, bpor man opbeuorer
Sans % SclIp, oil biSie life mlgne
pao Spppen.
Sibt Segiait oil itror to9e bort
Smerten al et BID eler Suepic Still.
- SniS 8oSrsret eller Souore.
ret lGfer. fan ma miolcrtioia itoppe
oct ue0 at lmere ouer Ell Slonoina
al "WhitinA" % alminbelig Soltc'
lpbc, Tom or gne0et lonlnler.
~ Noar man guioer ct Iioet @rnu
Smer oper Nrbbet paa S~lsoenug
gen. loa uil bet life orpppc al ben.
bper Sang man bar ifiTnfet Slebc.
- &sat Sfinfc. Telie. Bacon %
lignenoe. bill life mltgnc ubenpan,
bpiS mon bperanoen llge cIler ioo,
gnioer Den oper mco ell ggagcbpioe
iom er piipet meo liot Saltpnub.
|anilie miiter lin Smrfc, mar
oeu itoar / 2pict. Set er ocrior
bebit at looc 6laifcn itno / Eapir.
9orcu, iom Sen fommer l. og BELT
paa ct msrft Steo.
Get cr sfonomiif at fisbe en-
tor @eboloninQ al STbe 40 @uugeu,
oa SUben porer ioo meaet Longer.
nanr ben or tor. Oct err bcoit at
tage SGbeitpffernc no al Enpiret %
ioo IGgge Dem uooper paa CT tort
Steo.
- Sclptci lom err bIepct msrft o9
mot blir Init % blonft iQicu, bpiS
Oct foaeS omtrent Ell balu Simc to
Guorts Gono hpori man bar hapt .
Spiieifeer "Sal SODA.
~ Spis man bar Ell Sbeife 2open.
bel-Slie COiI OF 9open0cr) / en-
Sfoal bcbt @auO, % ioa IGaoer e.,
Snanmp op / oenne, bill mon ioo en-
bebogeIig Biol. 2iigt / grreIiet.
ct Spgepprelie er bette en- letoinot
Niaooe at fan Ell iriif og bcbnQeIig
Srat, % ON Sommeren bar set %.
ian Sen 6orbel al oct boIber SIucrne
borte, ga DC life ipneS ON 2apenocl
9llgt.
Hoar man brilaer @ibS til at tpttc
SprGffcr | EIaItring oip. er set be.
ore at blan6c @ibien 0Iaiter Of go.
ris) meb gboife iitebetfor Iono ga
oct er ioo meget ~lettere at arbeioe
meo Den ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Graaolos GeIefoncrino

Gn opiigtSpGffenoe Spiinoelie.
Der iiffert bill fomme til at ipiae en-
betpoeIig Goae peo @rlbeorbeioct o9
naonlig unber Observation-Disclosures
bar | 6isie Gage beitaaet lin Brspe.
Get oreier ia ON ct Ipparat, ser
9ier oct mlligt at teIeionere uoen
5raao giennem Ell Gel al Soroifor.
pen.
Oct er Ell engeIif S%ngenisr peo
Hopn q. s. CHAIRMAN, ser eiter
mango % aorelange Sorisg bar fon'
itrlreret ct 9lpparat, Der fan bripe DC
eieftriife @elger iaa 0pbt neo / Sor.
Den, oct ifal ppre, % Der optages DC
iaa al ct Mo0tagerupporat. Opfins
6elien, ser er poerit eufel / i'm Son.
itrliftion % let at betiene, er tilme0
iaa ringe al Smiang % SGgt, at
oen fan fere8 meo operalt.
Ipparotet er iom iogt | oisie Gage
for isrite 8oug bIepet prspet / Gror
is / nogIe engeIife 8ruber, % Ell en-.
gelif %Sournuliit, Der ~operuGre0e Rrs.
pen, qiper / lit glao en- interesinut
Sfilorirg oerai.
~ "a hi bnpoe beiteget Ssioerue
ooer 8ruberne, ifriper ban, bleo Mp
poratet, Der nPrmeit ligner en- ii0en
6otografisa amera, Itiaet op pud ct
trcbenet Stotio, % De TO forte Sern.
TRADE, bpori9iennem Strsmmen
gaar, blep itlffet reo / Soroeu. SSns
genisr Chairman tog MI Flabs Deo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mems pi lteg ne0
/ 8ru6erne meo Wootageroppurutet.
Otter dt oi par gaaet ct Bar Suns
oreoe Dieter ino / en- al DC unoerior,
biite Sange, itiQeoc ri peo SIieInm.
pernes ipage Sfin bort meobrogte
@pparat op. Smtrent itrar eiter
fom Der et Slgnol, % oere'ter be-
qpnote CHAIRMAN al tale Ill oS oppe
ira Sorooperilaoen. 8i bsrte bans
Stemme tpoeli9ere emo | en- almiu.
oeIig Seleiou, % ri unberbolot os
IPnge meo binanoen, u6en al Der
.in6traa0te ben ringeite 6oriturrelie.
Sbarmans Spfin6elie lister ia
pao, at ban bar giort Den Sngttn-
gelie. Of Soroen Iige ianuel iom 9ui.
ten err iitauo til al beforore Spobsl.
aerne, og ban bar fonitrueret iii ap.
parat iaalebes. at Der ira Ifienoer.
~opparatet uogoar eieftriite Steo, iom
inoiunges al Rootngerapparatet %
bette ioruanoles til Spo.
Spinoelien er bereiter ogina bic.
pen prspet giennem Sano, og Der par
Reiultaterne ON mulIat enonu be.
ore; tgnfer man iig apparaiet an
ueuSt mSer en- Sisfrig. oil Banter
ifi6ene ielp poa LANCE AiitauSe tiInne
itaa / itaoig 3orbiroelie meo line I'M
Der Sapfla0en ifiulte llnoerUanos.
baaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

S~probunoen. On ianbhoIbia 3probunb, Der or
urber fu~Ioiinuois aputrpI % nben sige for 6%rustbar'
beo. Mpao fra RpIeitaterns bar oprtet ben tor
forten gar % tient 9ense. 7ette er Inlet @lSfte.
bart, heller life 9beori, men ri ose, bet er COB 3pro
aIimast, 8snae Gsa Iisser Omtrent co gil fra
ON Sommeren, tngen SoIitif, % 8tutereu ttlaoer
ftaeist Mnrtarbeioe, Oa Sne CT %ntieuot.
Wesniaiost. @ieunenlintts, Reenfalost Z 30
CONNER ont Aaret, bper Madneo bdoeube fin Del;
iusen 1prte. iueeu Soerrisltus cr ugouenots. oa Der
or tiIitrRiteiig Regu for eahper If9reoe.
Sunobeostiltanoeu; ganen bar pTrst nnesr
tale aonmisiion bar rapportcret on ben for et antal
al Gar. Sise Rappprter Tiger, az bet er ben eneite
Eel al be GOreueoe Stater, ION er tnlof9nots III tor
Wanoet. Sets ~uaturliac Renbeo er beptft ueb
auaInic, Der ptier ganoet at haue oGret bet reneite al
500 gsiisTi unS,ri'gg5: st at 9 q.rritsr nnIpf sli1sl ssfol.
iet mee ~energiife buioe Weno. meo .9ern SIooet.
fra RDretaterue. os oennc aoIoni 9tpsr este ON at
bile oebblipe ar pGre uoen en- Riudl Snoen.
aoleu. SptlteuiomheIit Ting fan auIes p~aaSsaibs
ingtpu & GbOctpp 3proerue, ionI fan auIes paa andre
Stsber. On Gfarpoe fan freInbriuses bier Of aarets
bet er muligt ar pro be becite uproIiae Nats Stater.
Warfeoer. Ger er ct nbtsmmeltgt 6orlanGenoe
for ali, b9ao assrbrn9ereH bar at iTlss: SnItt9s
in6 paa, nee laos 5raattarter oB bnrtt9 Seforortna.
DauIigneoerne Sprbeu Tan fisbcs par Iette
Gilfaar 90 paa lang lib, for en- ubetpoeltg sum pr.
2cre. let er life ucbueubtBt at irtte 90 alabama
for at blipe aisber. men man fan bIiue biemnle os
bstaIs Gitubonimen no a. fin 5Ortieneite % ~iaettasr
ben fttee tB9rpi.
Billie bet lie iuterssiere Gem, bois De bar litter
paa al iruue tiene 5000 iii 5000 ON Gdret pal en-
fdrm Waibiuatou & Ghuctaiu Ggueu. ri uogtuer
en- Boa paa 20 Sioer. Tom %fortGler alt ON oetie gano
% s~ienaiuer mango Sreue fra Soli. ION fieneer Gam
bet, bar bpriet bet o. er ueIitadenoe % tiltrcbie. Sero
efter oeuae BOG. Ten foher inaeuting. ri snIer,
DC ifaI ie ben % lore ON oenne eetltse Gsn, bper pi
ttlbnoer oil ct Sient for iaa Lap grts oa pna ina lette
gtlfaar. De fan gaa til bette me Sauo % bore ittter
poa, ar Seres Guergt pil brtu lc oobbelt, ia, ire 8dnge
SaIe-bef er &ienbsaieruiuser, o. Dor lille Bog oil
o%perbeutie Sem, herpnr. Striu efter ben. Sercs
Gremtio er iiitert p9ro ct Srimrrfe. Seuo efter
beune BOG, ben Tau raaife iHosiue Dem Sheer, Re
aIorig for baobe t9nft Dem, % ben toiter i~nseuttn8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

1850 til 1875 Euno lgo Mtelt
Or. 9lme, % YrIien beror uR,
leutIig poa oenue 8apacltet.
&i Qipr Den 8aarano, at uHOer
builfeiombelit u9 ale 6orbulOe
uil eli Sc &aoal Maittue Der
er iut III $50 Guuo5 aapacitet,
itumme lige i0a nleBct 100 Nielt
paa Ell 5tme iom buiIteniomhelit
"uil pRre" eMinitlne,
Der er lat til 600 Yuno. pr. Slme,
% ui bar laa oite beulit oeuue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Splo ~ltgrrsiet nebe!

Set er ablolut nsoOenoigt at bolbe
llgrGsiet / alfaliu-ageren soOt /
Ssmme BET isrite aar. Wtan fan
iimpeltben gaa oper Stpffet Ell
Sang eller TO ON Sommeren meb
WeiesW aifinen- (tbe Woper). 90
bIiper ser for tpft Sag meo neomeiet
llgr9S paa Stpffet, faar man rafe
iammen llgrPsiet o. bringe oct p9f.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Sautioen.

Wan fan iaa i'm alfalfa ettten ON
Saaren, uo poa Spntmeren eller ON
Soften. Set er ON at gisre, at Sor.
cen life er for tsr, og at man faar
8egn - iuit iom meb &lsperen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
DE LAVAL
ca 0rlsg Sapacitets


gae Separatorer maaleS OF 9lues Stang / 6erbolo
til, buoruauoe YluO loo Nielt De Hummer pr. 3ime.
SC SdOai Mialttner unrierer 6apacitet ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Spurban man iaar.

Man iaar alfalfa.5rs iom onoet
Ssfrs, "broabcait". Gn "gSbeel.
BARRON Seeoer" er / i'm Sroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
git gisbsle

afiaEia-gng er uomerfet. Wsan
ipreoer tnnNt meo bel uoraaonet
aammel stalSgisSiel, liant "biifer"
% aaar oper meb Snrpeu eiterpoa.
Bet 9icres tibligt ON @aaren, isr
AliaIiaen bar bespnot Of pofie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Gr Slaatten tsnb,

fan man inn oper Stpftet iaier. meb
oct iamme man sisosler Oct. Ran
"oiifer" og barper Sa liot grun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

SpDrmegct Srp pr. Iere?
Som Hegel er 20 Burtb 6rs nof
for en- glcre, mar ma pil bape gl.
%faIfaen til So. Sil man aple S9o,
err ~ q 10 Runo nof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Sibcn Of 1aa.

: BET anbet aar ifulbe mon bare
TO elIer Here Ssaplinger al en- III
ialfa.Gng. alialiaen maa life faa
itaa for lpnge, ON &set ifal bIioe
ristig oobt. Raar omtrent en- Ii.
enbeoeI al 8Iauterue bar iot glomit,
er oct Sioen at ilaa AIialiaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
gncnlao.
Ipgle Raao.

Carbonate OF Sooa" oil tage bort
SsIe. 6Ieffer. ielu 5leffer al 2ere,
ION er iaa pnnifelige al faa al. Ran
Sppper ct 5lamel' Sfpffe | Sooaen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
OnIkerDegl1
Tar1ni$ydell
for SIS ON h1aaneden?
Gn al oisie irugibare 10.gere

Gm al bisie irustbare 10-gere
Tarnie | glabama, Yibnnbcrlanoef!
belissenoe q gellpu 3ine, Naibington
Co., Nlabamn, PED Gaibington & Gbpctafu
Sernbate, so @Ril ira @ulffniten.
Sc tllbnoes III Ell / bpi Grab lopenoe Seis
li9beb iii at erbperue, iii Ell lneBel lap Trs
% paa biGiae Setin9elier, ct Sjem ipr 9em
ielp / bet melt irIgtbare aalo iSeroen, bper
10 gcres oil noe Ell Snfomit al $1,000 til
5000 ON Iaret-hppr life alene Ell, men TO,
ire % enop9 ire Gi9rpoer fan bpItes bpert
Gar paa bet inmme Stpfte Soro, bppr Slis
ma, bet naturli9e &eguialo % Sorol uno
~fprener iig til at betinss ell sapmt.o SgIt.
Sprbrn or pasienoe for alminoeli9t Niger
brua, MaiS, 8pmulb, 8rDntia9er, Sru9iupl,
Isbber eler ipr SpnieDolo, 3reaturapl, Si'
apl. Meieriorift 0. I. b.
7c Ian fisbe 9ano Der paa lana lib mee aarLiae
GfbetaIlnaer. cIsI gaa imaa maaneoItae MibsIaltnaer
~ or n -,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Goat Glib mco Gitroniancc.
Watics 'Silo.

Waties Serrirg iteet / Snpir.
9enne silo bebeoes life at ubOan'
bes, ba Sen er paste ialt. ct Stpffe
inf oile6 Iapir imsres ober meS
liot Smsr, o. Si.oen, iom er reniet
aoOt o. f~raifaaret Sooebet og Salen,
lpaaes / Iopirst og ite5es paa
9onoe. siloene ierperes ! Rapiret,
Sc bleo itegt l. mteo oarme 30
teter til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
oigere, enc man eIlers bapOe billet

Saa lan3t GroieSior G. g. Iont.
somerp. SrtereSiereoc 99iere,
iom lpier engeIif, fan, iom iagt,
ienoe I'll @risipolo Seed Company,
2iucolu, Rebroifa, eiter ooennrpute
lille Seite, ON Sc iaa ipneS. Ger er
andre Sinf oaiou, man iaor / ben
bite lille BOG.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
DIED SURROUNDED by GOLD.
imprisoned Miner Makes Daily Rec
ord Of Approaching Doom.

Bridgeport, Cal. Oct. 81, - An
Old essay certificate, found on the
BODY of J. J. ID. Miller. who died
In the shaft OF his mining claim,
Twelve miles north of here, told
TWO stories when it was deciphered
III the coroner's office here to-day
One side told of gold in MilIers
shaft. The other bore the penciled
record OF the mans seven days i'm
prlsonment, ended by death at
noon Friday. October 13.
he body was found last Saturday
with the left leg pinned against
the side of the 15-foot shaft by
mass of rock. Miller stood up
right, with his head thrown back.
The shaft is slightly inclined and
ne must have seen the sun which
stood on the meridian as he wrote
the last line of his diary:
Friday, Noon The thirteenth
day, 10 hope"
The certificate was rolled and
had been replaced in his pock-
etbook. The daily record follows:
october .. - Frank Yparra -
Guirrie, Sweetwater: If help does
not come send the message to Nj. C.
Miller, wife, Harrisonburg, Virgin
la, and wire what tC do with the
body. ]. ID. Miller.
This occurred Friday morning,
October 6. 1t is now Saturday
noon.
NO hope yet; why did this
Gomez"
Sunday Night - 1t is cold and
long. l forgive mother"
Monday - 1t is noon. Why did
Dick forget - a drink of water
would taste good. Am getting
weak"
Tuesday Night - The end is
near. Don't see how Dick can for
get me"
"Wednesday Night - Guess to-
night will be the last; no hope; the
end near"
Thursdays record is iIlegible.
Friday Noon - The thirteenth
no hope"
The Dick" referred to is Rich
ard Barnes. teamster on the
9parAguirre Ranch, where the two
men had been employed together.
The body was found by Barnes.
Miller came to California a year
ago from Virginia.
An unsuccessful attempt was
made by the authorities to commun-
fcate with his widow. in Harrisburg
to-day
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
MOST UNUSUAL FREAK.
Cow In GreenviIle County Has
Thirty-One Horns.

The Greenville Daily Piedmont
says the most unusual freak of ma
ture that that county has probably
ever produced is COW that belongs
70 MIR. ii. II. Scarf, who belongs
near the Conastee Mill. which ami
NAL has multitude OF horns grow
ing over her back and hips. Mr..
Scalf says the COW has thirty-one
horns, though he tells people that
there are seventeen so they will not
be disappointed when they see the
animal. There are several promi-
nent horns.
Some of them are very smaI;
says the owner, but there are in
all thlrty-onC. The COW is eight
years of age and the horns start
ed TO grow two years ago. Mr..
Scalf has had the COW examined by
veterinarian and he says that the
animal will in time be covered viii
horns. The horns are growth.
me longest of the horns are the
TWO natural ones at the cows head,
these being some four inches in
length. The others range from an
inch and a quarter to very short
lengths. The COW gives milk and
a good animal. Mr.. Scalf says he
thinks he will sell her to some car
nival company.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
AIKEN CITY POLICEMAN SLAIN
Wade Patterson Victim of James
SciSlcr'S Gun.

Aiken, November II. - Special:
! one of the most unfortunate and de
| plorablC tragedies in the history of
Aiken occurred here this afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, when Mr.. James
| Seigler shot and instantly killed Of
r!cer Wade Patterson, one of the
Oldest and most valued members of
the police force of this city.
The story centres around a dog
belonging to the dead policeman.
II seems that Mr.. Seigler had been
playing with the dog when the ami
NAL became cnragCd and bit, or at
tempted to bite Mr., Scigler, where
upon the latter became incensed
and kicked the dog. This drew a
warning rebuke from Officer Pat
tersCn, who reminded Mr.. Seigler
that he had trifled with the ami
nal. Mr. Soigler, it is said, re-
piled to the warning by cursing
several times and the officer threat
ened him with arrest.
This seems to have closed the in
cident. The two men then separat-
ed, Mr.. Seigler walking into the
store of Mr.. John Oyerstreet, en-
tering through the side door from
Park avenue. Officer Patterson
walked to the Main street entrance
of the same store, where the diff
Guilty was renewed. Words passed
which. it seems, provoked consider
able profanity from Mr.. Seigler. and
for this Mr.. Patterson arrested him.
Mr.. Seigler Immediately offered
bond for his appearance, and Mr..
Patterson Immediately accepted the
bond of $5.
The repor. goes that seigler
handed Patterson a fiye-dollar bill,
and without another wCrd pulled
a 32-callibre automatic revolver and
fired four or five shots into the
breast of the officer, producing in
stantaneCus death.
Bystanders rushed on and found
Officer Patterson still clutching
the money and his revolver secure
Iy fastened to its holster, the bar
rel pointing upwards.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
BREACH OF TRUST CHARGED
W. ID. MayficId Placed Under Bend
at GrccnyiilC-Denies Guilt.

Greenville, November Il. - Spc-
cial: w. ID. Mayfield, a resident of
FL Paso, Ten, but Il native of this
county and at one time State Sup
enintendCnt of Education of South
Carolina, appeared before Magis-
trate Samuel Stradlry this morning
and gave bond for his appearance
at the January term of the Court
OF Common Pleas, to answer charg S
or breach of trust with fraudulent
intent" preferred against him by
X. &. Stone. Of this city, as admin
istration of the estate of John Ban
mister.
In the affidavit subscribed to be-
fore the magistrate, the deponont
alleges that, as appears from the
records in the Probate Court. w. ID.
Mayfield was the executor of the
estate OF John Banuister. deceas-
ed: that some four or five years
ago, as he is informed and believes.
said w. ID. Wayficld left the State
of South Carolina and located at FL
iaso, Texas, without any notice or
accounting of his doings in regard
TO said estate to the Probate Court:
that when he left the State he had
III his possession, belonging to said
estate, the sum of $4,604.12. and
that w. ID. Mayfield, has committed
a breach of trust with fraudulent
intent by appropriating said mon
ey to his own use
1t was stated that Mr. Mayfield
Will be granted a preliminary hear
ing before Magistrate Stradley with
III the next few days. Tonight an
attorney for the defendant stated
that Mr.. Mayfield has paid over ev-
cry cent of the estate money and
has receipts whereby he can sustain
it.
Several days ago Sheriff j. Peddy
Poole went TO FL Paso with an ar
rest warrant, based on the affidavit
Of Mr.. Stone, and with reQuisition
papers signed by Governor Blease
and the Governor of Texas. Upon
arriving in FL Paso, Sheriff Poole
found that Mayfield was in New
Mexico, having gone there for the
purpose of looking after certain bu-
siness interests in that State. The
Greenville sheriff left the papers
with the chief of police of FL Paso,
with instructions to notify Mayfield.
upon his return to the city, as to
their contents Returning to iGl
PaSo, Mr.. Mayfield received notice
of Sheriff PCole's mission and LETT
at once for Greenville. He surrcn-
dered this morning to the Green
vile county authorities, and immr-
diatcly afterwards gave bond. Mag
istrate Stradley fixed bond in the
sum Of $4,000, to which Mr.. w -.
Mayficld, Mr.. George r. Mayfield
and Mr.. J. w. Moody affixed their
signatures.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
Clemson College Letter.

In the history of Clemson College
the session just opening promises
70 be the greatest Over 500 stu
dents were enrolled and after
standing examination that number
is still here. The new course
known as the work boy course
which enables a boy TO work and at
tend alternate weeks is proving
very popular Twenty-seven boys
are now pursuing this course.
Great improvements have been
made to the college property dur
ing the summer. In addition to
the improvements of barracks the
new dairy building has been COM
pleted and equipped, two large con-
crete silos have been built and the
farm barns are now under construc-
tion
The encampment at the State Fair
Ills year will rest largely with
the boys. If they want to go the
trip is virtually assured. The de-
cision will be made by the President
of the Board of Trustees and the
President of the College.
We have a large number Of boys
from our county. They are r. s.
Oliver, ID. G. Carmichael, S. J..
Roberts, J. l.. McLaurin, A. !.
Evans, II. Bethea, ID. II. McEachern.
Knowing of the wide spread
trouble that the Hunguc Boil Rot
OF cotton is giving in the State we
have asked Professor II. W. Barre.
OF the Department OF Station Corps
to give us the following article on
the subject.
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nerary of this train in Virginia and
the Carolinas.
We invite your hearty co-opera-
tion in giving this matter all the
publicity possible with view of
securing a good attendance.
If there is good roads organ
ization in your county, please let
me have the name of it's officers
Just as promptly as possibly. In
case there is no organization,
please give me the names of four or
live of the leading citizens who IL
interested in the good roads move
ment
This is a very important matter
and your careful prompt attention
will be very highly appreciated.
Yours very truly,
T.. y. Clark.
Agricultural & immigration Agent
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
EMPRESS MEssENGER KILLED
sale in His Car on -. l.. s. ".
Looted 10y Robbers.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 17.-Express
Nc ssenger Irving G. Bargcr was
Killed and the safe in his car on
Delaware, Lackawanua & Western
road looted of a sum said to he
$1,000 or $4,000 Tonight. Barger
was seen by train hands at work
in his car as the train stopped a
minute at Taylor. Four minutes
later when it arrived at Scranton,
Barger's body was found lying on
the floor of the car with his head
battered anf a bullet in his brain.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23

night row followed with the
above stated result. Peterkin was
a young negro and his wife is
about twenty years of age. Coron-
er Gasque held the inquest Satur-
day and the verdict of the jury was
tEat Peterkin came to his death
from gunshot wounds inflicted by
AS wife. Sheriff Lane took the
woman into custody and she is in
tie guard house awaiting transpor-
tat'on to Jail at Florence.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND.
Tragedy on Mr.. jerks McQueen's
Place Friday Night.

John Peterkin, colored was
shot and killed by his wife, Mary
Peterkin, on Mr.. jerks Mcqueen S
place in the upper end OF the
county Priday night. The killing
was done with a pistol and the bull
let entered the neck, severing the
jugular vein, and producing almost
instant death. Peterkin and his
wife had been separated for several
months and when they met at the
home of Mary's mother Friday
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
GOOD ROADS TRAIN.
Coast Lire viii Operate Good Roads
Train Over It's Lines.

The following letter has been re-
ceived by Agent BridgCrs of the
Coast Line:
will leave Richmond, Va, November
24th, and you will be furnished in