fivert?ticlti
Ks Jr* J
THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
\ FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
Iw0uld like to cash from fifteen hundred to two
.thousand gilt-edg? notes running from $25 to
I op. They want them to be "gilt edge" and they
nv ill want them paid in th e month of October and
lilic first half of November. Come to see us.
Ve also expect to take eare\ or tue business re
tuirements of our r?g?lar customers. -
20 TOES Baled Burmuda ??aj;
$20.00 P?r Ton s
See /
LW@re.tt Bros* }
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ABOUT THE CONSOLIDATING
OF SOUTHERN BAPTIST
FINANCIAL BOARDS
DR. JOHN T?.1 WHITE
Read the Report Against Consol
idating-There Was a Spirited
Debate On Question
- (By Associated Press)
Nashville, Tenn., May 15.-Spirited
debate tm the question of centralizing
the Sunday school, foreign mission
and home mission boards of Hie South
ern Baptist Convention featured to
day's sessions of the organisation.
The discussion was launched nt a
special session, called to consider the
efficiency commission's report. Ad
journment was taken without any de
cision being reached. The matter will
be further considered at another ses
sion tomorrow.
Dr. John E. White of Atlanta was
jone of the principal opponents and
several other well known delegates
spoke for and against the plan.
Just before the discussion tar?se
the convention had adopted an amend
ment to the bylaws providing "either
applause or dissent on the floor of
the convention is out of order and lt
shall be'the duty of the presiding of
ficer promptly to suppress all such
demonstration."
Delegates disregarded the new sec
tion and burst Into applause repeated
ly during the debate. President Lan
sing Burrows rapped for, order and
called the convention's attention to
its recent action, but little avail.
When the afternoon session Con
vened lt was first agreed to take ac
tion upon ' each sub-section of thc
three sections composing the efficiency
commission's report. Minor changes
In verbage were made during consid
eration of the first section, but no
serious opposition was made to any.
Scarcely harr-Or. White, a member
of the commission finished reading
this,part of the report when Mr. Mc
Connell demanded recognition.
For Centralization.
He declared that the present ar
rangement of having, three boards was
not conducive to ufft-vfieat interests
of the convention/ The speaker
charged that under the present ar
rangements the boards were striving
against each other. "We want the en
list the profoundest sympathy1 and
greatest liberality of our constitu
ency," said Mr. McConnell, " a crowd
of .appeals from two: or three boards
in Jures .all.-* Yoji cannot make givers
You cati only obtain gifts- making
the people want to give." ^S?. i
The speaker declared that there waa
a great need for cultivating literature
and pronounced the . Home Mission
Field and the Foreign Mission Journal
as inadequate. "What .We need/'?'hi
added, " is one great periodical ?nd
one mission board." '
Br. John E. Willie assured the ?titi
ge tes that the commission had ehre-'
fully considered the-matted"Miitfofe;
ni?k?n?r the rt^cchimeii-ation. '.Fis es-'
pressed the belief that 'c&#usion
<youJd result if an attempt *lef$ jua?<f
tb consolidate tho boards inVJtny' ode.
city He also declared th&t' ne single
city could furnish adequate' hanking
faciiitiees. In Ttichniond :atfd Atlanta
the speaker'said, a board'.'ifould not
be able to borrow beyond a certain
fixed amount as a result of the'in
I staluttion ot the regional banks. ?
' ."!>o*3 the icrc?n\ ?^??;,' -ln,?,d
borrow all cf its money lb Rithniond?"
called out a delegate.
"Not all of it" replied Mr.. White.
Railroad Bnt^.llcmu^i iL
Washington.. May The- senate
ITbBajrpasscd a'r^c46,ttoa/?nipo\v ?ring
1 the interstate commerce commission to
call upon the r&ff&ay lines, for data
regarding their Interests direct o'* in
direct in steamship linos: The reso
lution was introduced. ,;by Senator
Sheppard.
Cure for Stftuabl).Disorders.
Disorders of ? tho stomach may bo
avoided by 'thermic bf Chamberlain's
Tablets. ManyiVpry remarkable enr?a
ha vc been - affected by th?se, tablets,
co?? Ly Sransf Phs???!?ry
TY Ct^?lM?Ui ClilMBlrf?
%'i*^ ft^J?; ??t a"
' Clilcu,-;fi f/lifty Irt.- ..Ty" Cobb'J
Wendy--aSmfee.. to U.e front among
Che Atiie??i leagufe hatters wan tb.)
feature ff?&p'rac? r?r bitting honora
this we?K|/The laiesl records show
him ic Hlfh place with aa average
sgjHttr. ti?se ot eight points and
jnV?iwHa/bf ?ve Maces since last
?rf?K JH?W?C4U og? he tanked itftu
With m?Sfase ot 240.
Joe Jswon-pt Cleveland lead? ?bo
betters Wb WI- Then comes Craw?
, ?t. ????, and Lellvelt, Cleve
land :uo.|i
Btyr^otW Philadelphia leau> thu
XationaJSjeague with 432. flaubert,
tfrobkimim and Cather?..St. Units,
r'nftor Itt kW***.
ThawNBest factor contributing to
>j.#?ip$bs?lt undoiihteSiy health.
LD isBRii ubMrmn ural a. min is
seldo|t*l6k/when hts bowels aro reg
ie is never well whee they ar?>
?. When you are conMlpV
rt nrvKhK.* fj?l?c ii ?fCC4
'a Tablet^-"'They not
wei?, pdt Improve tha
strengthen the digestion.
Tneyfre sold by Eran?' baarmscy.
Don't Wear
A Truss!
After Thirty Yean?' Experience I Have
Produced An Appliance for ?ion,
Women er Children Tbtt
Coree Rapture.
I Send It On Trial
If jp? hure ir>4 ir<--i>rcrrilitn3 eire, conrn io
i ia < ... ;. 1 litre my irr-n.ett
aeccaaa. acrtsiucbc4?oci^.uiu4c/ft.Mi((rUl?cii4
Til? above U C. E. Brook, hrnttf ml tho
Appliance, waa cered him telf and who ia now
rfriBB other? the benefit of bit aaprrience.
li rupture*, writ* bim ImUr,
?t, MorwhrJl. Mick,
yon frc? mr llluatralcri 1-onk on ll ti pt y re ?mi IM
care. >n"wiDR nir Afr mee ?n<? nixing rou price*
?nii Mittet vf ??Tiv p ?..;<'.> ntio bai o til- rt lt. ?tri
vere ciirod. It give* lu-tant relief nriiaQ dil other*
fall. Iterteiaher, luioi>OMlvi:t,ru>l)*ra??s?aollei.
I ?ci. I ua trixi t? pro\o what 1 ray ii tina. Voa
?rc I lie judso ami au<?- h?\ !?:it jc.-u my Mutinied
biiftliMMMKeaHt yo?r*>Th?-ii*-eSrtiiiH;ajit!o a? my
iiuDdrrd' of pitlcau tvlima letters yon ban alto
r??d.( Fill out fr?? coupon talow aod niall today
li t writ worth y?jur time wbctliar you try my Ap
pllaiu'ti <>r nut.
FREE INFORMATION COUPON
Mr. C. E. Brookt.
State St.. Merahall, Mich.
riNiwiama me l.r niall. In Hain mmppor. your
?lutnno.) book asa full latoi m.Mlon about joar
Appliance tor .th? care ot ruptura?
Name ..
Addrea?
.
. .i -r,. ,a*t ... i
Hinte...ri
oocooooooo o o o o o olb'tt!
0 . y fo ?
? ZION SCHOOL ' ' "
nooooooooo O'?O^ ?" 0^~0/6
Zion school, lu the Mt. Tabor seaton
of the county, L HvvecunfltjjRnia/t anil
PendltV/m. cetebrn t o ri1 'y^&t ? r*>' -.. the
end of the s?hcol yQaryy^h^oay was
mads interesting hj? ayoutrjoer -pf bx
cellent addresses..-'.
It was a fine.''bld^as&loned'" com
munity gatlicrltag^^g J?ojjougbly ty
pical pf the best ip^u/Sbiitbern rural
life. This sief?en of the county ba?
prospered aiju a?. ajiced along all Unce
in step with ibe *aos?. progressive of
South Carolina nei'?h'borhoods. It ia ,
popula]*?d ib*^whit? people almost ex
clusively Jind its *hrtMa fields , dre
thickly . tided with splendid home*.
In Ujbv tftdreas the county BiinerlnJsnd
en^jpf^ducationr J. Et. I>1 toa, stated
tty^aene te ho heber equipped 'and
.Brit* ethel*** j?Tii rchsrj? ?ti l?i^x-?r
.Cy Jlp?. pt his! Judgment, in' the'state.
?lie new twostory building stand
ing Ut a shady groie ia very atlrac
nLitw ?it >uu urvimcciural way. ai,er?
are, four class robina equipped with
the best, modern desks, block board s,
charin, maps and other furnishing?
sn? apj?u:;.tiiicni.s. There ?r& besides
four cloak rooms and a ootnutodlc.ts
?ulitoriuni.
Mr. U; C. Cixiuicriii ian suiienntonu
cnt and with his three assistants-;Ie
doing splendid work. Thc enrollment
lt 185 und the ojferag? ottejidaacc ia
around 165, Think of a school xix
miles from a town or a cotton mill
with on enrollment of 185. lt is tut ld
that there, are only four or live chil
dren of ?he scbbol age tu the dlutriet
who are nut'.enrolled.
Mr. Wu Uer Joiij' nab- trained a
brass band composed of about 13 boys
ot the communty. This organization
rendered ^ne-seleettons dnrttig the day
and will be heard from-later when
good local bands are in demand.
Addresses were made during the day
by Prof. E. C. McCants. superintend
ent of the city schools of. Ander
son, Supt. J. B. Felton. Prof. Morrison
of Clemson College, Judge Julius E.
Doggs of Anderson., and Mr. T. Frank
Watkins . of the Anderson bar. Miss
Carlington the rural school expert was
present' also.
The petrie of the district showed
their appreciation by. ?l^tt'cinjr In
large' numbers. At least . 600 were
i hero, including many friends from
surrounding school districts and
towna. ' A-bountiful dinner, lavish anti
"Ming sci ?vd picnic styl? abd
e very jody waa happy.
The splendid appreciation of tho
spirit of education? the loyal support
ot their remarkably well Quipped
and efficient school and the fine co
operation of tba citizens of the coun
ty in ita advancement in till lines will
? make thia people great.
? t\^,?:: '/-i-.
nhcHWatlMm Quickly Cared.
"My slater's husband had an attack
of. rheumatism la bli arm.' writes a
well known r?stdeht of Newton, Iowa.
"I gave him a bottle of Chamberlat*1r J
Unftiient which he applied to life arni
and on thc next mornliig the rheuma
tism waa ?tcne." Por dh roc?e
lar rheumatism you will flhd nothing
better than' Chamberlain's Uniment..
Bold by ?r*nn' rite
1 WILL HT ? Y r^',TOl4j^>?';
Jauree. Mes.. . May /ktf-W** tdo
?ayes, of Waco, Tesaa'i ? Baptist mln
alonary. will ba l? tho etty ot Kaitll
IW when tn* cOhatitu?ratall?*^ a?tm k ]
i?i i h^pn??.-l.?iprvtnl la?e'!t\i wuil rtinVi'viwi '
sere Jmuay. Miss Haye? ia a dlfcc-l
tor 01 th? Mader?? Ipatltniii, a schortl
for giris at Saltillo, and' has retUA^d
tu leave, altbougk. .Warned .by ' . the
?aTioituat? consul, \
? She fear?? that 0* she ahanil-Vn^ tho
.institute it will be used by the federal*
las a barracks and probably.be'dwtro^-':
.cd in the fighting. - ,
eeiLEGE O?Brit? H?u?
TOMORROW EVEN?H61
FURMAN.WOFFORD CON*]
TEST FOR HONORS
AT THE COLLEGE!
Interesting Question to Be
uucd By Two of State's For?.
most Institutions
(Prom Sunday's Dal?)
The event o? tho coming
Andcrsob will be the debar
tomorrow night tn thc Am
lege auditorium when speakers
resenting Furuiitn University,
Greenville and Wofford colic?
Spartanburg will hold an fni.<j
giate debate. The: speaker* J
be four of thc ablest.1 ajao
student bodies of the state-i
auditorium will be packtMiic%o*rbwI
night to acociuodate tkhyfferocjj? ous |
crowd? 7 .p\
Anderson pcopl? hyT nbf yet been
advised as to who' mm represent Wof
ford in the dobaio^ut tV, V. Cox, Jr.,
and J. H. Simpson will be the Furman
speakers. 'Mr/?Cox' is an Anderson
boy, a eon o( 7?dge Cox, and be wil
have the support ot .the local'people.
They expect' nih. to make a brilliant
showing andftlie is said io be an ex
cellent ?tts?ker, using forceful logic
and pr?sat'ing. convincing facts. The
other'bpaifcer fpr'Fur?t?n. Mr. Simp
son, lari* Laurens boy, and is related
td"'several Anderson county people.
?joet for the debate will be,
ryeitt ^Ttist the Labor Unions of
United States are Justified in De
?fng Closed Shops,.and the affir
e-.will be represented by Furman
sr'Wbfford will have thc negative
hide uf the question.
/ ^Phe Judges for the affair have not j
ret been appointed but with that ex-1
Lcptlon all plans ure made and every
thing ls ready for the event to start I
tomorrow evening, promptly at 8:301
/clock in the college auditorium.
OOOOOOOOOOnooononn
O JO
a Anderson Colton "??s. ?
o oj
o o o o o o o o o ooooooooooo
The protracted meeting which has
been in progress for the last three
weeks at Bethel Methodist Church
closed on Wednesday night. This bas
been one of the best revivals we have
had in a long time, many have joined
the Church and many others have
made up their minds to lead a bet
ter? ?life. The Church generally has
need uplifted by this meeting. Th
pastor1, Rev. Sam Danner, was assist- I
ed by his brother, F?V. J. II. D?nncr
Of UtJron.
rMjM^elle Burroughs lias returned 1
.?lunfa where she has beef! vts-'l
BFTfOmetlme.
r. C. O. Carter attended Hie Shrln-1
era' meeting.in Atlanta this week anal
reported a fine time.
Mrs. M. A. White ia visiting hey
daughter, Mrs: J. W. Abbott lb Wal
halla,
Rev. S. \V. Danner and wif? wilt
leave here on Monday for'Union,.8. C..
-herc ??? goes to ?????? tiia brother ia
a revfvaVmeetinfr at that place.
M,rr J. D. Beacham and Mr. J. R.
Johnson of Monea- Path were tn Auder- '
?vu yq'e day issi week. They earner
lb rough the Country In Mr. Beacham')
automobile.
Mira. Luther Ratney was called to
Walhalla yasterday mottling by 'pliohb
message saying her little niece was
critically Ul.
The night school boys or this plac? j
uro looking forward to the trip to
Clemson College on Saturday after
noon.wi;;, much pleasure. This little;
outing is calculated to be a grea*
benpflt to all who go. as well as al
pleasant trip generally.
The mills are running nicely at thia
place and every body seems to tte bon;
py.tftud satisfied.
Tho gardens here are looking very
dry right noa' but we'are hoping'for |
sn early rain to make them look fresh j
again. Every one^seems to he Inter
ested In gardens this year.
: - Mr. R. L. Carter, our alderman from
Ward 6, has. had our streets worked
with tho sc ra;: o and they dre ia-very
tatr condition, now.
0 SAOE TEA SN
LitSS,
Look Venns;! Comston garden Sage]
aha Snlphar darkens so naturally
nobody can Ml
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and abundant,
with a brew of Sage Tea ?nd Sulphur
Whenever her hair fcli out or took on
that dull, faded"'or streaxert aripeW-:
once, this simple misture was app!!e\*
with wonderXnl ?rfeot. By asking at
any drUg'pWrb for "Wyeth's Sage and
8ulj.bur<JHalr Remedy" you will get
? raMe bottle of this old time recipe,
ready to use for abVdit r>0 cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore ?he natural color abd bead-!
ty ito the hair and is splendid for dan
druff, dry itchy scalp ?and railing
h?lr. 1
A well knowe downtown dtut_
says everybody Aises Wyeth's Sage ali
Sulphur, because - tt v darkens. t?'aB?)j
can tell that ll lias bead app?i?d-^lt*s j
so clean to use too. You simply di
pen a comb or soft brush and di
ll through Votir hair, tnkfo^o?e -tren-i1
nt a time. By morning th? gray hair!
d?-*?p?ar?. after another application
br two it ia restored to lt? ?atura!
color and looks flossy, soft' and abun
dant. ?-- Evans Pharmacy, Agenta.
I P?D C
Sqm^?s ?re wotoe'tfan ofatp
?o&k decide thc medicine. Uh
reit^riber \ve have been making
' jfritf, \$ . fl ,;, i i? 1. ;?. _n;j^!
PSf^?' Ooller
r:-Vor t?- largest Wuter Melon grown^f
'^Slifa?KLK? SWEET j?^^?ktf^K
tfeaieejteral h?ndr*j^???*Sf^ o! three
be ?ka frn?tmwW* W faww fri??
?s . * M%Z\%/r\.?
an
The Farmers Lc
Will be pleased to. discount from
running; front $50 to ii loo cac!
months of October and Novem
i - ??
FIELD DAV
The folio whip it; a Hat of the prize j
winner* a? the Field Dsy exercises
held by the Pelzer schools Friday.
1. Grand Parade-^-Lcd by the Smyth
Concert liand.
2. Return to school and rain flag
with song.
3. llsif on hour with kindergarten,
4. Song-Class of girls, fa) Milk
Maid Song (b) Come, ? 'onie. Come.
r>. Multiplication contest. - '2nd
grade-Hoys and girls.
C. Song-4th, 6th, and 6th grades-,
Come Away. . ? ?
7. 1st Grade-Contest-Reproduc
tion story. '
8. Primary department.-May Bona.
9. Spelling contest-lat Grade D.
and C. ff
10. Song-Wirls Primary .Depart
ment- Pretty Rain Drops. "
11. Spelling Match-2nd abd Brd
grades'-Section land 2. 1 ,xWr**-t?
12. Song-Ho, Por CaroHna.-6th
and 6th Grades.
: IS, yella by. fUth^aad sixth grades.
PULLMAN MR SERVICE
ANl^omcmEHT mAOE YES?
TER DA Y TO THAT EFF?.?T
FROM AWDI^QW
From Spartangbtsrg, Greenville
and Anderson to Atlanta Over
Seaboard Air Line
' Anderson people haye learned with
much pleasure that a Pullman car
service from thia city to Atlanta will
shortly be provided by the Piedmont
& Northern lines, via. the Seaboard
railway from Greenwood. This will he
welcome news here and the many peo
ple making the trip,, each day from
Anderson to Atlanta will appreciate
the efforts of thc P. Sc. N. to supply all
possible conveniences. v
Within ten days or less. Pullman
aervice> over the Piedmont & Northern
and the Seaboard Air Line, from
Spartanburg, Greenville and Anderson
to Atlanta will be in operation. Con
seciich with tho Pu lim an w?ii be made
at Belton by those who make thc trip
from Anderson to Atlanta ??er, this
route. The P. eb N. connecta with Ute
8. A.' L. at Greenwood and arrange
ments, for. this Pullman service have
been completed, and the announce
ment of this enlargement of the ser
vice on the part of the Pledmoak.?nd
Northern will be received with much
Interest by thc territory which ?the
electric, road traverses.
' The schedule for thc Pullman has
also been annoitdfepd. ' It wUl leave
Sparianbnrg at.7:5? p. m., and leave
tl? ??a vii lo at 9:10.' ? Persons mayt re
in the Pullman until eight
k.
urning the car will leave Allan
m., and will arriv? In
7:50 au m.- and tn. Spar
a. m. >, . ?
Prntapt and ^m?lent ( n f Di
' Bad.C*Vt*. .
Wlten you have a. hu ? xeij you Want
a remedy that will net only ftlve re
lief, but effect a prompt and :
neut curb, ? remedy that ls pleasant
lng injurious. C??mtf?rrai? * Cough
Remedy meets all these requirements
-:?t acts on nature's plan, relieves tho
Iu ?zOz ?XSivi?i ni?un. upef
? ?ec retl?nat>nd : fbs'tores thc sy? '
a healthy caaa^t?^ this r?h
' n o oria' w??? reputation and
can always be depended upon. Sold
by Kv?us' Pharm*fy.
tp ?ut they arc a? bad; Ut yow J!
e orders Ayefs Cherry ?
it for 75 yeart.
v&?&x' seed. We have T?at rtAt*
i'KloTth We ?lue hate far latrodae*
entirely new irater melons nhieh ?lil
?tflinJitL will ?dj at eurste**.
? MERCHANTS
NK...
id
fan & Trust?C<K
?5oo io 2000 gilt edge tfotcs
i, that wil be paid during the \|
ber.? ..-.* r . .' . : -. ':<-^ ,"<r
'. J ' ?';> V PA* ' ?.'?'.' . ?(a
_ atti a "in,1.. ''i r??"''."!.'WB
ll ll I l~ ? ! j ? I. Il j
' WINNERS
'. ... ...?? .. i--.-- r'
.' 14. Sotfgl-5fh dad' ?th Otatli*
Come, Genial Spring. ,,, .
15. Contest in Spelling-4th grade
against fit h. and ?6th grades;
16. ' Song-3rd grade-Miller's .
Wheel. f . .'.?.?
?7. Orotorlcal contest:-5th and Cth
grades; -t ...... . . . A
is Song-4th grade-Sarina's Af*
rival.
ll?. IMnner-ll to 2.._
i>0. 2 O'clock at baseball park.
21. Kout Rue?-Boya of 1st grado
C against Boys of 2nd grade.
Kg, Pole Vaulting .Contest-Boya.
.23. I telo y rare -4 th Grade.
24. Foot Race-Boys of 3rd grajSo
against boys of 4th grade.
25 Msg relay race-3th sud etti
grade ,\
26. Ball throwing Contest-Open to
school.. . . . , .
27. Foot race- Mb and 6th grade
boys. -
28. Foo Race-dth abd 6th ?rada
girls. , . ,.<w f
21?. Baseball-5tii and' Gili
b?ya?g?lt?at th- ;.
NO ?fcJ&tiM?; -tfef?ms BY
CRIMINAL COURT
..' -
BOY , IS ?WiTTE??
Sam Hopkins
Arl errs oort <
Yesterday
of Vio
leting Liquor Lasw
' ! (From Sunday's pally,)
\o rcsuion pf thc cntfrt. pf. general
Sessions for Anderson county Was held;
yesterday afternoon. Judge Prince de
daring that many of the jurorn and
witnesses had business to attend to at
their homes. Notice was given tfeafc
the court would convene, promptly to*
morrow morning.
Little business was transacted dur
ing the forenoon session'of thc courf.
The Jury waa given the ease ycBtcrdMy
morning of Irvin Brown, charged
1 with murder aod after a shoft tlelthor
allon returned a verdict ot not guilty.
Brown ls a little negro about 14 years
of age and he. was charged With tho
murder of Gladys Simons, a negro girl
about 9 years of ape.- According to
the si*t*m*nt?- ottered !s .
the affair tho boys and plrl werft? cj?t
.walking together and when she.caught,
hold ot his coat bb turned and shot
her. The boy swore on the withe?*
?Und that he did pot know, the ; tfort
was loaded.' i '../..* '.' ?
Shortly before the noon hour th*
cose of. vSaja?,,Hpf^aB,:<!kv^^jfmi
violating the dispensary, laws, wCttM?1:
th? jury and in this case a verdict of
not guilty was Returned.
t This completed' tho day's odstteajf
and adjournment was had,
..- - i-.si^.? I - .'.'<- '.
OOOOOOOOOO O O U O O 41 O O
.a . . ? ' o
a ?audy Springs, Ketts,- ?
Q. ... . ' ? . .' . ' o
OOOOOOOOOO oooooo
.'.Bandy SprfngZ'MTy ' ?5~M? Cal*
hor" >nylors. of the Carswell in?
?2.1.0 section apent Sunday With, Mr. J;
l'a I ni or.
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Garrison, attend
ed s?tvtces at Aabury last Bundey.
Mlr,ir. P. (MfiBlrpy,.spant Tuesday in
Spartanb'hrg^pn bu.s'.m*?. . .. .
. ,jtr,.rt. S. Garrison, spent yesterday
in Anderson, on business! I
Mr. A C. Summereil, spent yester
day in Anderson, bn bdslnems, r
Mr. ThoSj^ Hobson, anent y&OA^
da?- in Andardon. on business.
Mr. and "Mrs. J'fl^flt?r?fr Of Roys
ton, akl. tTOlMf'MK' *>. Palmer, t -
.The farmers of this section voa!*
be ?lad t ? *>r * a flood rain.
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