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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-17
KAUF MANN HEARING
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. FIT was
expected that arguments for and
against the granting of a new trial in
the case of Mrs. Emma Kaufman, Of
this city, who last June was found gull
ty of m~anslaughter in the first degree
in connection with the death of her
young housemaid, Agnes Polreis, would
be made in Sioux Falls this week, but
contrary to expectations the arguments
will not be made until Tuesday OF next
week. At that time Judge e.. G. Smith,
of Yankton, who presided during the
trial of Mrs. Kaufman, will be present
to hear the arguments and decided
whether or not the defendant is entitled
to a new trial.
The arguments will at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
1t is that Mrs. kaufmann,
after spending the summer months
with friends at Flandreau, where she
was tried on a change of venue, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
MAIL SERVICE FOR
SOUTH DAKOTA TOWNS
Rapid City, S. D., Oct. 12.-Through
mail service will be established on the
Rapid City-Pierre line of the North
western, Chief Clerk T. a. Carr being
here to make the arrangements. The
mail service to Chicago via Pierre, Min
neapolis and ST. Paul will be put on
october 10. at which time the road will"
start it's daily passenger service to Chi
cago. Both mail and passengers on his
train will be carried direct from Dead
wood and Lead to a point in Mime
sofa, where connections with the
through train to Chicago will be made.
The train will leave Deadwood at 6
o'clock a. m. and arrive there about 10
o'clock p. m. This will mean that the
present route of the Northwestern via
oman will lose the mail and most Of
the passenger service to Chicago
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-17

Aay 4 England'a larsest crop.
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transfer to be made.

transfer to be made.
 The quarterly report of the ( oun ty Superintendent of Schools for the first quarter of the school year ending June 30, 1908.
 Total disbursements for
 Sd or. $611 51
 And the same being found cor rect was approved.
 On motion the Board takes a recess until 1 p. m.
 At 1 p. m. Board convenes.
 It appears that 40 head of cat tie assessed to C. C. Bryant was an error and the same property was assessed to other parties, and 1t is ordered that the value of same be dropped from his as- St SSment.
 The following applications for school land leases were approved:
 Willard Whipple, Sec. 16, T. 10, R. 21, GAO acres, rental per annum, $15.OO m advance.
 w. A. Thomas, Sec. 36, T. Il, R. 19, so acres, rental $500 per annum in advance.
 The leases of schOOllands made
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The past season has shown how successful dry farming is in this county. Mir. Harry Scorse has on exhibition at his store some fine lettuce and some tur- nips measuring more than twen- tv inches ln circumference. MT. Scorsc will send to the Phoenix Fair several specimens of garden vegetables that he raised with out a single drop of water except what was supplied by the boun- tiful showers of heaven.
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Supervisors Minutes
Oct. 9, 1907.


 Pursuant to motion of adjourn ment the Board cOnveneS this date at 9 a. m. Present: J. l. Shumway and ]. E. Richards. Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 Leave of absence granted J. w. Richards, Treasurer, for 15 days from date of departure.
 It is hereby ordered by the Board that the Treasurer make a transfer of $2, 500 from the county general fund to the saIa V fund and the Clerk of the Board will notify the Treasurer of said
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

If you see a stOckman acting rather queerly on the streets do not think 1t a sudden case of in sanity. He is simply shaking hands with himself over the fine warm weather we are now en toying after the late warm soak ing rains that have made the desert grasses spring up fresh and plentiful
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

The roadmaster has been busy during the past few days grading and otherwise improving the streets of HolbrOOk.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

MT. C. w. Leffingwell, brother of the famous Arctic explorer, IS at present sojourning at the White Mountain Health Resort. MT. Leffingwell is in very poor health and expects to remain with us during the winter.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Fred Meyerhoff has put in a pump in the front of his place of business on main street. This makes four pumps on this street alone and if HolbrOOk ever goes "dry" still we have a place to get at least a thin drink.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Jose NOaches, a Mexican who was lately connected with the Sheriff'S office, made a trip to Gallup last week on business.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

The scientific world is in a dis pute over the length of days of the Arizona burro, some scient- ists claiming that the genuine burrO lives forever The writer knows of but two burrOs that ever died natural deaths and these two were killed by light ming
 The Santa Fe Railroad is doing itself proud in the matter of cheap rates to the fair. A rate S1O 80 for the round trip will in sure a large attendance from HolbrOOk. As a further courtesy this company will carry all ex hibits both ways free of charge.
 Mir L. Alexander, of the Neaier Packing Co, of Los Angeles, has been in Navajo County during the past week in the interests oi
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Red Mccoy in the sheep business, was in HOlbrook the present week for supplies.
 Banker Fred Nelson and fami- ly, of St. Johns, were visiting in HOlbrOok during the week.
 Deputy Sheriff Williams made a trip to Winslow last week on county business.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05
THE LOCAL FIELD...
Items Of Interest Picked Up By ARGUS Reporters in HOIbroOk and Vicinity.

his company. He succeeded in purchasing nearly ten thousand lambs for the western market while here.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Mir. J. Coombs, the partner of
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Mrs. NJ. ]. Harris arrived last Friday from MacOmb, Illinois, for long stay. Mrs. Harris is the mother of Mrs. ]. F. Woods
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

The sheepmen from the mount aims are taking advantage of the present fine weather and are get ting supplies to their different camps. Several large pack trains as well as loaded wagons leave here every day.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Dr. Bazell, of Winslow, made a professional trip to HOlbrook last week, having been called to attend one of the prisonersi in the county jail.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

Mrs. Mann, the mother of Mrs. James ScOrse, returned last week from a two months visit to friends and relatives in Illinois. She was accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Mann and her two child ron
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-05

The sheep dip a few miles east of town has been kept busy of late. The Bazan company dip ped nine thousand head with nu- merOus other bands following.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
Venta an Rabais.

A roccasion des fetes, la maison E. J.
Caire & Co., lie sGrand Bazaar de La
Cote resolu de faire une grande dimi-
mutton de ses prix sur toutes ses mar
chandises. Cest ce qu'annoncent des
circulaires qui viennent d'etre distri-
buees. On peut Sc renseigner sur ses
prix ct la qualite de ses marchandises
en- sadressant a ses commits voyageurs.
Pour Sc METRE la portee des habitants
de la rive gauche qui vondraient prof.
ter des avantages qu'elle offrira pendant
les trois semaines prochaines, la maison
remboursera aux acheteurs de s5 de mar.
chandises le prix de la traversee du
feuve.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

cembre, Fan 1000 depuis la creation
dAdam, Fan TAO depuis la fondation de
Rome. Depuis Iors, quand revient cha
que aimee cette mutt solennelle ct joyeu-
Sc entire toutes, les enfants du Christ
entonnent avec amour lie eantique des
Anges. ct de BethI6em aux extremites
du monde les 6chos les murmurent long
temps. Cette 6tahle est rest6e plus ce-
l8bre que lie bereeau d'aucun prince ct
rien ma pu en- detacher la pitie de l'u-
nivers.
Telle est, en- peu de mots, tont This
torique de la fete de Noel. Saint Luc
etc lie narrateur de cette natiVit6 dou
date l'ere chretienne.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
Deces.

LIE Is courant est dec6dee, sur la rive
droite, Elodie Doyle, brave femme de
couleur, agee de 85 ans. Ellie etait nee
au temps de resclavage ct await appar-
tenu Nine Octave Hymel, qui ravait
elevee avec bonte ct ravait toujours
consideree CONNIE un de ses meilleurs
sujets. Elodie etait toujours demeuree
dams la famille de M. Hymel ct plus tard,
quand cette famille Sc fut dispersee,
ellie s'etait attachee a la famille de
M. Florian Tassin, don't ellie await pris
soin de tous les enfants, pour lesquels
ellie await fait preuve dun grand devoue-
ment. Catholique fervente, ellie recu
les derniers sacrements avant de mourir.
Ellie laisse une grande famille d'enfants
ct de petits-e -enfants.
Mardi soir. IL heures, apres une
Tongue maladie due au decGn, s'est
eteint, sur la rive gauche, un vieillard
de couleur qui jouissait de festime ct
du respect de toute la population. Leo
Robinet, notre voisin depuis plus de
trente ans, etait age d'environ 81 ans.
Ses faculties lui etaient demeurees JUS
qua quelques mois de celia, eft on le
voyait parfois passer apportant a ses
clients les meubles quill reparait. II
savait Sc contenter de ce quill await ct
peu lui suffisait, vertu qui lui faisait ap-
precier la vie. Robinet etait un lecteur
assidu du Meschacebe" ct il etait tou-
jours un des premiers a r6clamer, cha
que semaine, son numero.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

ter un peu dams cette vile. Mais a pei
ne la famille etait-elle descendue Tho
tel qu'Agnes, quoique surveillee de pres,
trouva moyen de sen 6chapper. Comme
ellie gagnait la rue son pere l'apercut eft
lui cria Arr6te On stu ?" Mais
ellie sauta dams une voiture ct cria au
cocher d'aIler toute course. LIE pere
sauta dams une autre voiture ct donna
fordre d'atteindre la premiere. Ce fut
vers la station du chemin de fer que Sc
dirig9rent les deux vehicules. allant a
la vitesse dun train express. Kennedy
etait la, les bras ouverts pour receyoir
son Agnes, ct M. Chevrier n'arriva que
juste temps pour les voir s'enfuir par
une porte tandis quill entrait par une
autre. La course a pied devint trop
inegale pour qn'il put la continuer ct il
lui fallut renoncer la poursuite.
Les deux amoureux, tout haletants,
allerent trouver un pretre cathoGque ct
lie pria de les unir Mais il manquait
les papiers, rautorisation necessaire. Au
point on en- etaient les chooses on Fob
tint ct lie marriage cut lieu mercredi. Les
epoux Chevrier ont continue seuls JUS
qua la Nouvelle- Orleans, on M. ct Nine
Kennedy viendront les rejoindre cette
semaine pour y passer les fetes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
MOVEMENT POLITIQUE.

La campagne politique a repris toute
son activite depuis Procurement de la
legislature ct ce sont de tous cotes
meetings ct discours. Sanders ct Will
kinson OFT chacun fait leur introduc-
ton aux electeurs de la Nouyelle- Or
leans ct sill faut juger par la taille des
auditoires qui les ont ecoutes lis ont
tous deux de nombreux partisans dams
cette Vile Chacun d'eux est assez ge-
nereux pour conceder son adversaire
un vote respectable en- gardant pour lui
une majorite tres forte. C'est un peu
CONNIE celia qu'ils arrangent les chooses
partout ct reglent le partage des votes
qui revenaient Jastremski.
Les deux seules paroisses que ces mes
sieurs mont pas daigne remuer encore
par leurs discours sont la n6tre ct Pla-
quemine, ct assurement elles ne Sc plai-
gnent pas de leur abandon.
LIE bruit qui s'etait fait autour des
accusations de Caffery s'est graduelle-
ment calme ct ce nest que de temps a
autre qu'un organe Wilkinsoniste y re-
Went pour faire observer que lie frere
Sanders, place entire lie choix de roster
tranqnile on de verbiager, choisi la
derniere alternative ponr embrouiller les
chooses au point que personne ny COM
prend plus rien.
II serait temps que ces messieurs par
lassent un peu de leurs propres vertus,
car s'ils continuent Sc salir CONNIE lis
le font les electeurs seront tres embar-
rasses dc choisir entire eux le jour des
primaries, ne sachant plus lequel est lie
moins mauvais.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
NUAIERO 81.
CANDIDATURE.
Paroisse st. Jean Baptlste,
Is septembre 1907.

Cher monsieur fediteur
Je prends ayantage de vos COLONIES
pour annoncer ma candidature au shGri-
fat de cette paroisse aux primaries de
janvier 1908, ainsi que ma plate forme.
En- vue de augmentation annuelIe do
Fassessement, ie suis en faveur de dimi-
nuer le taux des taxes. taut d etat que
de paroisse.
Les honoraires ct la commission pay6s
au sheriff devraient etre diminu6s, ct notre
representant Baton Rouge instruit de
voter pour toute loi propos6e a Get etfet.
Un sheriff ne devrait pas considerer
son office CONNIE la source certaine de la
fortune.
Notre population augmente rapide-
ment; notre systeme d education devrait
etre etendu ct le nombre d'ecoles aug
mente. Pour faire celia, il faut du reve-
nu ; afin de pourvoir a ce revenu, je suis
en- faveur dune take speciale soumise
aux habitants des primaries.
Nos professeurs devraient recevoir I'M
meilleur salaire, ainsi que ceux qui
prennent une part directe reducation
publique.
Ma candidature est soumise aux vo-
tants democrates de la paroisse aux pri-
maires de janvier 1908.
Tres respeetueusement,
OCTAVE CHENET.
| am a candidate for sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
Pour les F6tes.

NJ. c. Maurin, proprietaire du Home
Store, annonce plus loin quill reeu un
assortment vari6 de jouets, bonbons ct
feux d'artifce, ct aussi un beau choix de
cartes poste. Lisez son annonce.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
NOEL.

Quand toute la nature est attristee
par un aspect de mort, quand La saison
des froids est venue. quand tout est
sombre ct morose. des cris de joie ct de
gals carillons tout coup retentissent
joyeusement. C'est la Noel, ct une gran
de ct sainte allegresse survient aux ames
chretiennes a cette fete de la Nativite
du Sauveur.
On ne saurait dire toute La beaute de
cette fete sublime qni met du bonheur
jusque sous le plus miserable tolt. II
ny pas une mere qui ne comprenne
cette belle fete de Noel, pas un enfant
qui ne la desire. Dams cette fete, que
ron pourrait nommer la fete des meres,
des enfants ct des pauvres, que DEN
couragements pour tous Mais, specia-
lement. que de consultations pour ceux
que lie monde ne compte pas parmi ses
favoris
Nous n'essaierons pas den dire toute
la beaute, ct men montrerons que 20
rigine.
Cesar -Auguste, au faite de la puissan-
ce, voulut savoir combien de millions
d'hommes etaient courbes sous son scep-
tre ct il ordonna un recensement gene
raj de toutes les nations composant Iim-
mense empire romain. Onze ans plus
tard, ayant rebuilt la Judee en- province
romaine, il promulgua un edit pour un
denombrenent general de cette provin-
ce, ordonnant chacun, au plus richie
CONNIE au plus pauvre, au plus puis-
SAINT CONNIE au plus fable, de Sc rendre
en- la vile Oh il etait ne ou don't la ia
mile etait originaire, pour Sc faire ms
crire sur lie controle romain.
Or, Joseph ct Marie, qui etaient tous
les deux de La royale ignee de David,
Sc rendirent q Bethleem. Perdus dams
la foule des etrangers qui arrivent de
tous les points du royaume pour Sc faire
inscrire, lis chercheut en- vain un logis
pour y passer la mutt. Epuises de fati-
que, lis sortent de la vile ct finissent
par trouver un gite dams une etable.
La, au milieu de la mutt, le VERDE in
carne quite miraculeusement le sein de
sa mere, ct, CONNIE un rayon de soleil,
qui subitement eblouit les regards, il
apparait ses yeux etonnes ct ravis.
Marie lie prend dams ses bras, lie cou-
vre de pauvres langes, lie presse contre
SOD caur emu. puis ellie fait un berceau
de la creche ct y depose lie corps deicat
du divin. Enfant, ct alors, tremblante de
respect ct d'amour, ellie s'agenouille de-
want ce trone de l'humilite ct adore en-
silence lie redempteur du monde.
Cest ainsi que la VERGE Marie. qui
await etc saluee pleine de graces par
rarchange Gabriel, ct qui, aux yeux du
monde, passait pour Pepouse de Joseph,
apres avoir vainement cherche un loge-
ment dams une h6teleIie. fut obligee de
Sc refugier dams une etable. Et ce fut
ce lieu, 81 dedaigne ct 81 humble, qui re-
cut, son entree dams ce monde, lie roi
du ciel, celui a qui appartient toute
splendeur ct toute gloire.
La Verge Immaculee eonserva dams
son ceur les doux ct precieux souvenirs
de ce grand evenement ellie les confia
plus tard aux bienheureux apotres, qui
nous les ont reveles.
Celia Sc passait dams la mutt du 25 de-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
Mariaqe.

NJ. ct Nine J. H. Hempel nous font
part du marriage de leur file Amanda
avec NJ. John Edwards. C'est lie ieudi
soir, 26 d6cembre, 3 heures ct demie.
gu aura lieu la ceremonie l'Eglse st.
Jean Baptiste.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Nine Frarcis Cooper, une jeune fem
me de Is ans, a confesse. indianapolis.
qu'elle await noye son enfant, age de dix
mois. Sa seule resource etait lie travail
ct ellie men pouvait trouver parce que
son mari await etc condamne au peni-
tencier. Manquant du strict necessaire
ct aimant beaueoup son enfant, ellie crut
quill serait plus human de lie noyer
avec elle- meme ct, choissant un endroit
isoIs, ellie rasait jete dams une cirque,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Les larmes des femmes leur codtent
peu ct leur rapportent beaucoup.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
For Sale.

The property formerly belonging to the
late Eugene Chenet. Sr.. situatt near Mount
Airy P. o. and measuring one arpent front by
eighty in depth.
Apply to
j. V. CHENET,
Mount Airy P. 0.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

La fotte de guerre americaine est
partie liln.I pour le Pacitique ct l'on dit
Iatenant qu'elle fera le tour du mon
de. resenant par lie canal de Suez.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Des volenrs sont entries dams lie depot
du chemin de fer Garyville, samedi
soir, ct ont epleve une quantite d'ohiets
du departen1ent de 'express, mais lis
mont pas trouv6 d'argent.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

I am a candidate for sheriff.
OCTAVE CHENET
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21
CH0SEs ET AUTRES.

Une explosion formidable s'est pro
duite lunii matin dams les mines de
Yolande, pres de Birmingham, Ala, ct
60 personues ont etc tu6es.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Rober J. Beltran. n6gociant en- pro-
prietes. st mort la Nouvelle Orleans
le ieudi de la semaine derniere. age de
Al ans II await epouse Mile Eugene
Laplace, qui lui survit avec deux en-
fants.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Une rencontre armee a eu lieu Lau-
rel, Miss, lundi soir, entire deux citoyens
de lendroit, B. w. Scarborough, ex Sc
nateur ct avocat eminent, ct Ed. Bragg,
marchand. au sujet dune saisie. Bragg
a etc tue, Scarborough, gravement
blesse ct un petit gareon a reeu u4e bal
lie perdue.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1907-12-21

Cest Denver, Col, que Sc reunira la
convention democratique rationale lie Z
juliet proclaim. La vile a offert de
donner 100000 pour payer les frais de
la convention ct c'est cette consideration
qui influence lie comite.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-23
COURT CONVENED
AT BENTON TODAY
BY JUDGE BERRY

The regular September term of
Marshall circuit court was convened
this morning at Benton by Special
Judge W. A. Berry. of Paducah
There is little business before the
court, and 1t is likely that the term
will be short lived. Governor Beck
ham appointed Judge Berry special
judge Saturday on his arrival here
from Louisville. Judge William Reed
is i'll and did not feel able to make
the trip. There are few felony cases
on the docket, and the only civil ac-
ton is that of Miss Leila Holland
against the N, c. q st. l.. road. She
asks for $4,000 damages for person
al injuries sustained in being thrown
to the ground at the Benton station,
that the train started up be
fore she alighted The grand jury
was empaneled this morning, and to-
Special Judge Berry will EN-
panel the petit jury.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-23
TRESlLE BURNS;
DELAYS TRAINS

The burning of a trestle one mile
west of Barlow between Paducah and
East Cairo, Sunday morning delayed
passenger and freight trains several
hours. The cause of the fire is not
known, but is supposed to have re-
suited from live Goals dropped by an
engine. Shortly after 2 o'clock the
fire Sunday morning was discovered.
1t was burning briskly, and soon ma
ny farmers were summoned TO assist
in extinguishing It. Three spans were
burned before 1t was finally put out.
Flsgmen were sent out in both direc-
tions to warn trains, and telegraph
wires commissioned to secure bridge
carpenters. Shortly after noon the
spans were replaced, and trains pass
ed over The morning accommodate
ton train, No. S22, got in between
1 and o'clock. Papers from st.
Louis were delayed, and TIE absence
of newsboys on the streets crying
their wares was conspicuous.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-23
PRISONERS PLANNING
TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL
When Tailor Eaker Surprised
Them at an Early Hour
This Morning.

Suspicious calm among certain
prisoners caused Jailer James Eaker
to remain at the jail last night to re-
inforce his guard. and the fact that
he kept such a close watch prevented
two prisoners escaping he feels sure.
When he went into the jail at I
o'clock this morning he found VIII
Martin aud VIII Hamilton, who got
is months. and five years. respective.
~. wide awake. Hamilton seemed
angered at the intrusion. and asked
Jailer Eaker who told him. about
II" Jailer Eaker gradually drew
out enough through this indirect ad-
mission to convince him Hamilton
and Martin intended pricing OFF the
toilet stool and escaping through the
rotted bottom of the jail cage to lib
erty.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-23
TOBACCO GROWERS
ELECT OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR
No Prizers May be Warehouse
men Nor Cut Rates in Gallo
way County. Nor May They
Prize in More Than One
Place in County,
NAMES OF THOSE ACCEPTED

Murray, KY, Sept %. Especial. -
In readiness for the next season OF
activity In the dark tobacco patch.
the Galloway county Dark Tobacco
Planters association this morning
met here and elected Eph Miller in
spector, to succeed W. G. Nance; C.
A. Hood. salesman, TO succeed John
Jones, and the following prizers: Mil,
Ter Il Harris, Harris Grove; J. A.
Beloher, Almo; J. G. Brandon. Hazel;
A. c. Smith. New Concord. Denham
a Marshall. Hazel smith a. Cochran
Murray; w. A. Patterson. Hymon;
u G. Farmer a company. Murray;
Purdom & Swami. Murray.
II was decided by resolution that
no prizers should prize in more than
one place, that they should not cut
rates and that no prizer should be a
warehouseman No rehouseman
was elected These names will be
submitted to the executive committee
at Guthrie, October II.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-23
LnNeglected Graveyard in Galloway
County Lie Remains of Braue Col.
Thompson---Killed in This City.

James T. Walbert camp, U. G. v,
will soon'beegin raising funds for the
purpose of erecting a monument at
"a point near Fifth and Madison
streets i'm honor OF Colonel Thomp-
son, who fell there while riding at
the head of his column during an at
tack on the Federal fort on the banks
of the river, where Riverside hospit-
al now stands. The veterans made arr
rangements with Mr.. Kitson, the
sculptor, who was here with Mr..
Frederick Tilghman last week. to
prepare plans for the monument on
which bust OF the soldier is 10 be
placed. A fact which is not generally
known by the veterans who will
erect the monument to the memory
of Colonel Thompson is that his
grave is no win a neglected ceme-