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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
Prices, 35c, soc, 75c and $500
Four Front Rows, $3.50

Seats on sale Saturday evening at
Hendricks drug store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

Salt Pork, corn fed hogs, best
clear back pig pork, lie per
pound. Discount of on a
quantity.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
The Forty Six Stars,

Some question mas been rails
ed as to the proper re.arrange
ment of the stars in the flag, in
view of the fact that the adm,s-
sion of Oklahoma as the forty
sixth state only awaits the pres
identlal decree. The new star
does not take its place officially
in the great constellation till
the Alb of July next, but its
place was fixed some time ago
by a joint board of the army
and navy, of which Admiral
Dewey was chairman Its re
port has been approved by the
Secretary of War and of the
Navy. and also by the Presi
dent. The forty five stars now
in the flag are arranged ia six
rows, the first, thITd and fifth
having eight stars, and the sec
ond, fourth and sixth having
seven each. Unher the new ar
ransement, which was effected
without materially altering the
general scheme, the FIRST, third,
fourth ADD sixth rows will have
eight stars and the second and
fifth rows seven stars each.
Thus o d Glory will look more
imposing and beautiful than
ever. And there is still room
tor more stars when the time
comes.-BIffalo Commercial.
Mrs Fl Luke, of Palmyra has
been with friends in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

IT you want criticism of your
own work tell your friends it is
the work of some one else.
A terrible lot of hospitality
met these days belongs to the
homeopathic school.
Much as children admire their
parents, at the bottom of their
hearts they think when they are
grown they will be great i'm
provements on DECENTRALIZATION
(Kas J Globe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Every year an opportunity of
almost priceless value is Uff.red
to The ambitious young farmers
of every County 10 Missouri by
the State Cvilege of Agricul
lure. This is the chance pre-.
scented nv the eight weeks
course, beginning IN January.
TO learn, with The hep Of the
best educated spt cha lists in the
state, the fundamental priuci-
pes OF stock raising, dairying,
fruit growing, soil and seed Sc
lection, and veterinary surgery,
principles which one can other.
wise acquire only after long aud
costly experience Hon. H j
Waters, Dean of the College of
Agriculture and Director of the
! Agricultural Experiment Sta
tim, SAID recently that the
young farmer, young or old.
who should take advantage ii
this instruction would as re-
suit save more every month than
the entire cost of taking the
course. T'is cost need not ex.
coed $50 20.
GIVE the farmer boy a chance.
The people through their repre-.
sentatives in the legislature
have built up great AgricuI
tural College with magnificent
buildings, fine equipment and
first class teachers. This Co..
lege is doing great things TO
wards promoting the cause OF
A Agriculture IN Missouri. The
greatest single thing it is dong
is in making it possible for
young farmer boys verywhere
to receive the best possible in.
strurction in the operations of
the farm. Let the boys take
advantage of this gift aud prof
It by it. They will be better
farmers by far and they will be
better satisfied with Saying on
t he farm They will learn prsc-
tical lessons which they can i'm
mvdidteIy turn to account and
bove all they will learn that
their profession. that of Agri-
culture, is the greatest of all
and deserving of as careful
preparation as any other.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
SunfIoWer Philosophy.

AL the tears in the world will
not blot out a bad action.
There are so many things you
can do without and want.
The smaller a woman the
more she loves to impose on a
big man.
We all try to help a modest
person; we all try to inj are a
on ceited one.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
A GIFT FROM
THE STATE

Offers Ambitious YOung Farm
ers an Opportunity to Learn Princi-
pies Of Scientific Agriculture during
.-- January and February Eight weeks
Short Course In Agriculture Opens
in Columbia January 7, 1908
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Mrs Fl Luke, of Palmyra has
been with friends In this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
HUMILITY.
Milwaukee Sentinel

John r. Feliers G. 8 Sentnel)
yielding 20 the storm IL Is
mower reseryng strength 1T Is PA
TIENCE the soul listening for the angels
song parting ambition IL is unselnsness, leaving
worldly he call Is
the bud OF genteness Unfolding the fruit
realizing responsibility TT IL GOODNESS kNEE'
returning the ark IL is understand
calm II ia usc weighing and considering the evil
denoe mercy IL ls meekness,
simplicity purity and rebukng selhshness
conquered sn" II the Easter
gaddenng the heart with It's sunshine IL Is
tost by THE TRUTH THAT MAKES MEN
sadfastness unmoyed by the threats OF In
attribute OF Master which mpes the In
grateful Gods blessings those
critic our circumstances reversed
world and without protest
appropriate ARE WE WILLING TO SOW FOR
willing "the old with his deeds
on Are willing that tho
motive OF all actions and OF all sayy Are
strife recognition AND BE ACCOUNT
TIIE kINGDoMS" have learned somewhat
ne moaning humility,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
To Aid Russian Starving.

Mex York, March Nickolas A.
Shishkoff, member of the council OF
the empire Of Russia during the last
duma, spoke In the Cooper Union
last night about the horrors OF the
great famine which is paralyzing CEN
tral aud southern Russia. He came
TO this country to ask aid as a prl-
yate citizen, but at the same time as
a representative OF the zemstovs, the
local government boards, which are
doing more TO alleviate famine con-
ditlons than is the government OF
Russia. lie Is armed with photo
graphs taken In the province OF
samara and elsewhere, statistics.
samples Of the kind OF food that the
people must eat or starye, and his
own eloquenee. He expects 20 en-
list the sympathies OF Americans, so
that a large sum OF money will be
Immediately raised 90 relieve the
most pressing necessities OF the
starving Russian peasants. After
the meeting an American committee
Was started the hrst names given be-
ing those OF r. Fulton Cutting, DR..
Felix Alder, Bishop Greer. James
speyer, Dr. ~ \. Butler, Jacob II.
Schin and J. Pierpont Morgan. The
envoy OF the zemstovs says that over
an area three-0uarters the size OF
the United States so, ,O0O. 600 famine
stricken Russians are fighting hun
ger aud disease with pititully small
resources OF their own. The wheat
crop is practically over ana is a com
plete failure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02

council insur
prevent together
vital the
naugwatng of In the
maintained WITH ThE PRIDE THAT
~ nECOM,NG 10 A STATE CAPITAL.
uansplred that The
site In California
~ Do submitted OF the poopo OF that state
berkeley An San Francisco
many Jealous will the
warcy capital SACRAMENTO MAY LOSE rHE CAr
be undertaken this state Portland would
oon would other Salem would
be with loi OF state institutions hand
capital would converted normal school
SHOULD AHEAD AND PAVE
STREETS nEAUrIfN rARks AND MAKE ms SEWER sNs
There Is ey ahead lines
sidewalks and erosaWaks
doae hing become the second
Salem does ahead and develop s natural
viii De the second ct In
tho
ora Pendleton cay. Johns
hey rhey dan.
be- o hoins conservative aad dropping behind
business OF the named With
stop
beautiful city st eommaai
under administration
added
leaat,h "a should be done this coming
that much could be done II
ahead
dons home
without hayag desperate effort made 20 nsusura'e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
Te.lIng LocomotIy.. Indoors.

Altoon Pa, March 2-Tho Penn
sylyania railroad has finished It's
plant hero for testing locomotives
running az fun speed indoors with
out travelling an inch. with appara-
tus for keeping an exact record OF
their pulling power fuel consump
tion, aud every other element OF etli-
cheney aud economy The amount
of coal burned for the whole locomo
tive. the amount per square foot OF
CRATE. the evaporation OF steam for
any given length OF time. the weight
In clnders and sparks that go up the
smoke-stack, the boiler pressure. the
quantity OF water required and the
friction OF the mechanism are a few
OF tho things ascertained at the test
lng plant The test has the adyan-
tage OF the road trial, and none OF
the Interruptions. Inconsistencies and
irregularities. The new monster
engine built by the company. said to
be the largest In the world. Is beihs
tested today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02

The happiest mother In the little
town OF Ava, Mo, is Mrs. 5 Rupee
She writes; "one year ago my son
was down With such serious Iune
trouble that our physician was un.
able to help him; when. by our drug.
slsts advice began giving him Or
king's New Discovery, and I soon
no'icet improvement I kept this
treatment uP Tor a few weeks when
he vas perfectly we'll He has work.
ed steadily since Al carpenter work.
Dr. kinse Discovery saved his life. d
Guaranteed best cough and cold cure
BY >. c, Perry draggiss; soc and sl.
Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
Capital JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE,
HOFER' BROS, Pgel1.he,. and Prop.e.o-s
THE uNsUCcEssFUL.


He tolled and he hustled from morning TIL night,
But somehow he couldn't succeed;
He used his best efforts and tried with HIS might
Yet somehow he couldn't succeed.
He bore up with fortiude under the strain.
whenever he failed he tried over again.
They never could find flaw or stain
But somehow he couldn't succeed.
He bent to hls in the world with WILL
But somehow he couldn't succeed;
The sweets others covet 10 him but NIL,
But somehow he couldn't succeed.
lie pioded along in the very same way,
Day In and day out with but little TO say;
lie 20 his labors, gave little TO play,
But somehow he couldn't succeed.
millions hurled.
He was one, only one, from the
Who somehow succeed
He Travelled his way thro cold dreary world.
Aud never, could succeed.
lie used his best efforts In playing his part
The burden he carried Oft made the tears start
And yet thro II all a song welled from his heart
This man who could succeed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlns
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
Il fails 60 cure, \, W. GROVES
signature on each box. ale
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02

who chdishly foolish
THAT CAN THEY REGARD THE RIGHTS OF 9TH
IERs
hardly credible English declare that SWEET
tenhams
this the maintenance
rights OF Is 4
AMOUNT CIvILITY COURTESY.
people
the United the very
Ito their
worked themselves
people, whole
As INDIVIDUAL PoNroUs proper
breeding and
little country days
defending
tenham and BLAMING PARTY STANDING
ny
England changed considerably
press poor Judgment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
sMrrrKNnAM Is nKFnNnKn.

ana What could destroy the e
Of the EnsA papes have STAGE
hooFA applnpdng what e5 term ea
assert hs rahla~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
nETrER rlrg IN NEWSPAPERS.

public o beer Ia newspapers
that they ean be- read without lniary the eyes
WIN printed the lutle
iursol type a soaoral
rat mas no, be people
eysswat trying Incredibly
perfect th brain aud comprehension OF rsad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02

Does a strictly sasA s's'-
one, and no one sw" =
stock; shelves s'u''a' "a
case. are Loaded viii ''''
sotiOu.s toilet sf'i''~
liquors Of all ki.s' - ~
poses Dr. stone is
n medicine ana has =. N
experience in rn' pass. :. !.
,..ns arc free. PTs'r'''
asd only regular pres. F's ! =
Dr.. stone can b -.
Store sAlsn, o'ss'. -.
morainr until . At
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-02
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR

Win treat you with Oriental herbs
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
DR.. Kun is known everywhere in
Salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. He has lived in Salem
for 30 yeras, and can be trusted. He
uses many medicines unknown to white
doctors and with them can cure
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rhsu-
@stisn, stomach, liver, and kidney dis
eases.
DIT. Kun makes a speciality OF dropsy
and female troablsA His remedies
cure private diseases when everything
siss fails. He has hundreds Of testi-
moAials, and gives consultation freA
Prices for medicines very modsrata
Psrsons In the country can write for
blank sead stamp.
II yOu want sOne extra ans tea, Kss
4 from IA
pR. KUN BOW wo co..
icI South HigA street, salem. Oregon
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17

Mou,ily Mr.. Casey WAS thrown
out ol Tie buggy and IS carrying
hi. arm in Il SLING. hi, shoulder
blade hal no been broken. MIR.
lIerr.son WAS also thrown cut bat
vas moi seriously injured
Eddie kempf with thr help OF
his schoolma;cs AMI friends ccl-
chrntcd his l3tl' birthday. Friday
evening, Oct. II. Al his home at
the ZIP, er town. Refreshments
were served. games and dancing
indaI@od in. Those in Attendance
from here were Marie Conelon.
Alaggrct kluih. Ncrn and Mercy
l)otl@las and Marie and Forest
Gates. Eddie received mans
prcNy ard useful presents.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17
INDIAN EXHIBITS

The Indian school authorities
have placed an exhibit Of yc@cta-
hle> from their garden ai ,nc
Agent ) office. Among them is Il
cabbage Weighing 81 HIS and
bcciS averaging } lbs piece.
There are several specimens of
Vegetables from Che Agency
garden ON cNhibition al tie
Agents Office. Among them is q
specimen of alfalfa foot high.
out of he second crop If the iigs'
season.
Other exhibits are made by the
following parties:
Joe Rivers. seven potatoes t.ai
weigh II HIS.
Jno Papin. Nir-in creek, ON
ons and corn.
Henry llodgkiss. a4d Oliver
l-cftbehind. .A!orcau uIiver.potatocs.
IIaritokiIl. Cherry Crcc&. bcci~.
carrots. potatoe, and popcorn.
Peter Ihrcclegs. N:r4in creek
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17
MINOR MENTION.

''Scotty" Irqnhart was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
\ SON was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Osborn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pence were
shopping in town the first Of the
week.
Mrs. j w. A.CollinS is at Mel
lctte SD. under the care OF nr. Y.
Miller.
MIR. Lang. Rusnior,l. Nch., Tie
pcrfumcry man is here on his an
nual trip.
The last issue of the Capa Illis-
tier says Mrs. As Thornc is back
on her homestead again.
Mrs. Emma kcmpf visited her
sister Miss Kate Sutton. of Pot
ter. the first Of the week.
The lclryboat a c Maria is TO
30 up the river again Saturday
after another load OF cordwo3d.
Will kadell OF ~cim :. II. WA,
i'm town Tuesday. with 6 head of
horses thai he purchased at Blunt,
to take home with him.
Miss Violet l..i,lam. who is a;-
tending the State Normal s,cnoo!
at Aberdeen. has been elected
president of the Juniors.
Fred Billings and Roy Hall Of
Gct1vsburg were in town Iast
night. on their way to their home
west of the Reservation.
Roy Gates left Tuesday mornn@
for Lebeau with the small launch
to run ferry line across thc riser.
He expects to sell it TO Tic to"n-
site proprletors-
le Editor spent Sunday at La
beau. and says that climbing tho
hills to oct there was terrible.
Unavoidable circumstances pre-.
vent rs from commenting further
in this issue.
Frank Pliska took dinner at .he
Gates house "Wednesday and in
formed us tha; he ha, TWO week>
vacation and is going TO hnill ;
house on his homestead one mil,
down the river.
When YOU think hotel. think
Beanfourt Hotel. Minneapolis
C,osc to wholesale and reta!
districts. !heatcrs and raiIwa,
stations. Come and see us
Opposita the Poslo!l'se. !l2ll'
I Third street south Minneapolis.
NIessrs. Casey and llerbison re
turned from WhitehorSc, Tuesday
with - head of horses that the,
had purchased. They had the mis-
fortune TO have quite a runawa.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17
REGULAR SESSION
CT Board Of County Commissioners
Peter County.

Board met AT 800 o'clock p. m,
Meeting was called to ur,.cr by
I Hartman. Members prc>en, Ste
pheuSimon an,, Benton Doner. alb
sent } =. Heron. The following
bills were ON motion allowed and
warrants ordered drawn:
.Allas Elevator Co.. for
lumber furnished for
bridge on Go lnc. between
nolterand :>ul!y counties.
] Of hl'. s 81; ~
Sanr. for bride" lumber
furnished. road super
liSor-. for Go. bridges. 81 10
$40 b- coat. furnished Go.
s'un,ls Office. ~ 3 ~
drayawc. on coal. -
j T. W caNcr. salary aS county
irca,,:y .5rl quarter 80 20
G. NJ l}rccnc, postage, :'rd
SANE for office supplies
purchased. aud express g.,
" Ill \ Beach Co. book.
hlauNs and county office
sgpi lir,. :}l.l quarter ~ ~
J. !. Weaver. Telephone paid
3rd luar,er oD
Freight. paid 81
I..xprc,, . 4 -
Postage 60
Dept. Treasury. hire. $rd
quarter ... 90
". \. llcrron, deputy hire.
3rd geai'tor - 90
Educator school supply Co,
slp}lic~ turnishcd.by order
county ,upcrtcnlan, .. l6 30
Harry Bolmgcr.clerk OF court
fees. ard quarter 20 10
pr..J j Mortcns.f fer vacclna,
ine Parker family at
Lebanon . %
medicine furnished -. %
Potter coantv Telephone Co..
leleponc rent. couli house.
june. July and August 900
Forest City Pres. printing
olicial proceedings. and
no;icc-. 3rd quarter. a 30
". y. llerron. postage. 3rd
quarter ~
Joseph Wcinert. caring for
john Olson. poor. Bird
quarter - 90
Medicine furnished same, 90
4 :. W. Cosand. salary Il, county
j ildgc. 3rl quarter l2!5 0o
+ 4 & Brokaw. road oyerseer,
Rrv te,. fs,977i..-'., 70 90
j. w. \. Collins. Library books
purchased for county schools
and freight on same ~. 81 90
Frank French. one water
wagon tank. for county 10 90
Wm J Miles: cemeMln. roof
Of court house vault > oO
prayage paid, delivering
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17

supplies Observation-Disclosures. 125
News Printing Co., county
office supplies furnished,
;;rd quarter ........... / 90
G.LSlorkcr, bridge rods
furnished for county bridge 3 so
Same .mal>iny hooks for county
Dlp Plant. ....... 3 90
repairing county road grader s so
N.J. Schlachtei. coal furnish
cd for engine running county
road grader. and bridge
lumber furnished county
bridges. ......... 50 63
On motion Board adjourned till
900 o, clock nm. Oct. 2nd 1907.
Oct 2nd boarl met as per adj
lournmcnt. s'tcpbon Simon and
Benton Doncr being present.
Work of examining bills was
taken up and the following were
ON motion allowed:
ID. +. Vail. work on culvert
and hauling codnty road
grader from Lebanon to
Gettysburg. ....... ID 90
Amanda \ Polsiuss. stcnog
rapher fees. by order of
Court. IN case of state vs..
john Huber andI.ouis Ross.
900 words AT loc per 100
words ............ ~ %
copy Of same 80 3 %
William Combcllick. salary ns
county cattle Inspector.
l9'1. 10 days. . 100 90
Ncls Peterson. Refund of
1906 tax on S.tN.El2
l2o-71,. error in assent. 3 %
Same. refund of 1906 tax on
NJ y Il. / 4 81 NE. Z.
l20-1l erroneous assessment / 55
Henry Hriscoe, days work
ON road. man and team.
Artichokc twp. ........ 4 90
Oiuf Anderson. for building l72l
Nds of road Grade. ON line between
arr and Roy twp claimed l72 10.
upon proposition of sad Ander
sen To paySl2 90 for use of county
road grader. ON said grade. board
allowed bala nee of bill amounting
to Sl6u. 10.
\ petition presented by Farmers
State Bank, of Tol,toy. asking
that The county Board arrange TO
place on deposit in said bank.
part oi the county funds was on
motion rejected.
On motion Board adjourned till
l:3o pm.
l;3o 2. m. all met as per
al lunrnueht. The following bills
were allowed:
Walter Smith. court house
lanitor. .ird quarter. 80. "a 90
Ed. McGbcc, tor inspecting 3
glandered horses. of Matt
Hoven ... .. $50. 80
Mileage to Hoven . 9 80
Quarterly justice report of
j. Z. Brchl wa, presented and
approved. Fees Of same were
allowed as follows:
J. Brchl. justice fees for
reporting 2 births to
! clerk of courts ..... 80
4 Quarterly justice reports Of =!
W. herrrr5;y waIss. approved as fol-
lows:
In case of ST. VS.. Matt Hoven-
John McNlaster, sheriff fees 20 90
j. W. Kennedy. Justice fees, 50
In case of st. vs.. John Huber and
Louis kess-
John McMastcr, sheriff fees So 45
: t'0nttxued on 1dSt pdJe''
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17
AGENCY BUDGET.


Fred I.aI'lan. is around again.
l. \. Clar&dy returned from
Kentucky last NIGHT
II is eNneclol lhat the sawmill
viii Start up nest Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry !'N.W Woods
lest their baby boy short tilne
ago.
Cleo. Com.toek ofWhiichorsc is
ii Aberdeen attending a business
college.
DC. MosSman of Sioux City
arrived t. visit hi, sou and will
rona,na a few weeks to JOIN the
carpenter force.
Horny j. Philip, Of laatklan
commercial accent of The Sioux
Indians, arrived Sunday TO trans
act some reu,inc business.
Mrs. BrcniScr.latp >ram~ircss at
tac school, has opened drcs,snall
INC rooms al Gettysburg. and is
mal,in@ her l. nle with N!rsE.C
Warner.
Mrs. +. G. Warner lcft lat
Saturday for Hot springs. Ark.
10 spend Il Sho.t lin,c wiih her
husband who IS lahin. medical
treatment there.
The eovrrun nj telephone linc
i. being connected with the post
Office. This viii Give camneclion
With the NAkotat cutral line hicil
crosses Tie livci t. Forest City.
Cia~. +. Nagclo'' Of Niuqerq
I y. NJ. returned from 4 trip il
,A,ulcr Butte. Tuesday H. i
employed rs supervisor of lndial
,.A ,,.,,
.''' '''''''' - - =
The water works are pginpin2
his wecl, from The ney well.
I,v.i,-c no;ni baxc been driven
,, -, .a
'''' : w. -"
'i''''c!'2h SIP y 81 Nd''''
least ioui more points a'e 20 bt
driven.
~ ,., ,,ic
~ ~" - = ''''' = : Z =
'7a'''r''aY from 'l' N'." VIA "pl
she report an cnioAahle time an,
school whose .,,nprintendcn, draw.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17

highest Indian bidders, the fol
lowiil4:
) bue4.ic~.
spring wagons.
Terms of sale. cash.
TmuMAs Downs.
s>rcci;! L. $. |. Agent in CHARGE
CHEYENNE River Agency. 5. ID.
Oct. II, 1900.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-10-17
NOTICE.

Or Novembel +. 1907, | viii
sell, at pub!iT~ &''Tr'on, u Tie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-02
GRANTED AppIIcatIon for naII.

Lexington. KY, May LIN the
circuit court here Tuesday Judge Wal
Ter Parker granted the application for
Bill BrIttOn, OF Breathitt county
charged with the assassination Of Jas.
Cockrill, OF Jackson. July 2S. 1902 b.
for bail, fixing the amount at 81 500
The bond has not yet been signed
BTitton was tried here last week, but
the jury disagreed. AT a previous
trial he was sentenced to life impris-
onment He has been In Jail here
since December, 1903.