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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22
MISSISSIPPI WOMAN
DIES OF TERRIBLE BURNS

Columbus. Miss. Jan. 21.--(Specialo
Miss Savannah HughesoTl.- highly
raspected maiden woman living near
steenston, in this County. met death In
a most horrible manner today.
miss Hugheson was out In the yard
preparing hominy when she went too
near the fire over which the hominy
NOT was boiling and her clothing was
ignited by the flames. Her screams
Quickly brought the members of the
household to her side but she had been
burned so terribly that 1t was impos-
sible to even temporarily relieve the
pain and after a few hours OF intense
suffering she breathed her last.
Miss Hugheson, who was 80 years
I'D. was a member Of a family which
is well known throughout the County.
having been the sister Of Robert
Hugheson. a well known planter of the
steenston neigh borhood.
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Lost.
ENGRAVING.

wANTED--YOu to illustrate your ada with
ear cuts: they add IS per cent to the
attractiVeneSs of any ad.; talk IL ever With
The Advertiser Engraving Company Phone
aa1. III
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FOR RENT--RocMs.
FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT-Commodiou stable, four. stalls
carriage house, feed loft, water et6. Will
South Perry street. phone 1885. --lS-Bt
FOR RENT--Two-story brick building. l2S
Lee street. 50x166 feet, until OctboeF LIST,
1905. Just the place for wholesale store,
warehouse or manufacturing purposes Will
rent cheap. 901 N. Perry street. Abraham
Bros.. Horse g Muis CO. --ls-tf
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whiskey without license and selling II
on election day and was fined $50 In
each case
The unique feature Of the case is
that he was on Alabama soil ut the
time he violated the Georgia law.
On city election day in Columbus. In
December cogbiil. while In his saloon
ID Alabama. received q telephone order
for whiskey from q man in Columbus.
He alied the order. sending the liquor
was promptly arrested by the police
when they saw him deliver the whis-
key.
cogbiil remained in Alabama until
informed that the Muscogee County
grand jury had indicted him, when he
came to Georgia and gave bond. The
negro who delivered the whisley was
discharged today.
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WANTED.
WANTED--BOARDERS.

WANTED-Roomers or boRrders. nice
rooms clean comfortably; beds. First elaSs
cooking, modern convenienceH- Near several
ear Inca Phone 2749. -T~su-wed
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No. 1854.
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Paw FOR TEAcHEns.

Treasurer's warrants Delng Seat TO
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Treasurer's warrants are now being
sent out to the different county SUI
nerintendents of the State for the pay
Tnert Of teachers salaries for the
month of January. These warrants
are sent this early in order that there
will be no delay on February /, when
the salaries become due.
From the lists now in the hands OF
Treasurer, II is not believed that
this month will be as much as for
the month Of December, owing TO the
fact that there has been q reduetlon
IN some of the faculties OF the State
schools. Tie amount to be sent out is
about s225,O00.
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"TIME TO SLOW DOWN. i"
Number Of Deaths IN New York
City from the Malady Twenty
seven Per Cent Higher
than in 1905.
FINANCIAL FURRY FACTOR.
Worry Es n Cause Of Fatalities Peculiar
to City Mens and Can he Avoided
by Building Up the Body, Brain
and Nerves By DuGy's/ Pure
Malt Whiakey, as Pre-
mGrfAeA.

Astonishing increase In the mortal
1ty from heart disease, based on sta
ttstics made public recently by the
Department of Health, is being dis.
cussed with much earnestness by EN-.
tnent physicians Of New York City.
According to the report OF DR.. w
p. Guilfoy, Registrat OF the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics, the increase Of the
number Of fatal cases OF heart disease
for the hrst eleven months OF last year
in Manhattan and the Bronx over the
some period in 1906 was 1,246, or, II
year. This would mean an excess Of
"a per cent.
Dr. Thomas Darlington, President Of
the 3oard Of Health, said that almost
as large an increase had been noted
in 1905, and that, in fact, ever since
1866, when the statistics OF the depart
ment were first kept in such a way
that comparisons could be made, there
had been a steady rising of the scale
of mortality due to weak hearts.
The worry and nervous strain caused
by the. money panic has been so intense
that the natural forces of the body
have not been sufficient to Withstand
them, and all leading physicians agree
that to keep the vital forces in nor
NAL condition IT is necessary to take a
pure tonic stimulant to build up the
body, brain and nerves, and there is
tors. ana that Is Duffys Pure Malt
Whiskey. which has been the worlds
greatest brain and nerve food for over
forty years. y It builds new Tissues,
stimulates the blood, invigorates the
brain and strengthens the heart action.
illustrated medical booklet contain
ms few af the many convincing 1es-
timonials VIII be sent TO any one who
win write Du1y Malt Whisky Co. /,
3oeAestAr. a. p
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''''' NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

OF FIRST MEETING.
In the District Court Of the United 1tates'
For the Middle District OF Alabama
In Bankruptcy. .
In the matter OF Jim Harris. 5ankruPt'
cry. Alabama.
The aforesaid party having been adjudg-
al 4 bankrupt. under the Act Of Congress
entitled San Act to Establish Uniform
system Of Bankruptcy Threushout tns
DATED States" approved July ist. 1see.
nesting Of the creditors Of said BANKRUPT
IL called at the office OF the UNDERSIGNED
Referee. in the United states Court House;
february, next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 70
make proof Of debts ana for the eieesion
Of . Trustee and such other matters -
S'As' ASA n. srRATToN.
nontgornery. Ala. Jan. u. .isos.
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LEASE OF A RESORT
Mrs. J. A. MauIdin dies ut Her Honaq
IN Centrar Cfty--Hard Cash
Hrings Cargo of Cotton
Seed.


Negotiations were practically con-
Guided today whereby r, J. Lougniln
and =. c. Jones. of this city. Will lease
shelby Springs. for period OF fiftsen
shaisv snrin~s is in Shelby County.
q fsw miles north of Caiera. ana y
owned by Mrs. Mcmahon.
Messrs. Loughiin and Jones tnls
morning concluded arrangements LOT
the leasing Of the springs with Ger.
s. w. John of Birmingham. who repre-
sents Mrs. Mcmahon. The considera-
tion as agreed upon il $1,000 q year.
The selmians contemplate making
number Of improvements 70 ny ~
grounds which VIII cost between $4,000
and $4,000.
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NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

OF FlftDE AAHNAN0
In the District Court Of the Omitted States.
For the Middle District Of Alabama,
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of j. A. Phelps. Bank
rupt Post office Montgomery, County
Montgomery. Alabama
The Aforesaid party having Seen adjudg-
ed a bankrupt. under the Act OF Congress-
entitled "An Act to Establish a UHiform
United States" approved July LIST, 1898. q
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt
Referee, IA the United States Court House.
Montgomery. Alabama. on the 3rd day Of
February, next, at 10 o'clock A. M TO
make proof of debts and for the election
Of a Trustee. and such other matters as
are necessary and required BY the Act OF
oO"S'''' ASA 3. STATION.
Referee.
Montgomery. Ala. Jan. q. '1sOs.
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WANTED-By young couple. two connect
ing rooms, with bath, in desirable neigh
borhood. References exchanged. Address
p. r., care Advertiser --S-3t
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Cargo OF Cotton seed.

The Alabama river packet Hard Casn
arrived at the city wharf this morn
ing about 8 O'Clock with large load
OF cotton seed from way landing.
The load Of cotton seed consisted OF
about 1880 sacks which was consigned
to the local cotton seed oil mills. The
boat also brought q good list OF pas
sengers.
The Hard Cash left tonight on ner
return trip to Mobile with a good load
of miscellaneous freight.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 21.--In the House
of Representatives today. q motion Of
Tered by w. r. Stubs. declaring Sec
rotary OF War Taft the choice OF Kan
sas fo< President Of the United States
was u0an3naoualy carried,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

AZ her home on Selma street iate
last night Mrs. J. A. Mauldin died after
an fitness Of several months. She was
well known and greatly beloved
She was daughter of MT. ana mrs.
r. w. Lindop and besides her husband
leaves q number OF relatives.
The funeral services took place from
the family residence on Selma street
this afternoon at 8 O'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22
ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out Of your old
Kerosene one Fixtures and all kinds OF
brass goods reanished. West Electric q Mfg
Co. Phone. 62b
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MULEs-REMovAL~-H have
moved 70 our large new stables located Gt
corner Perry. Jefferson ana Columbus
streets. where we will be glad to see all
Of our customers and tvierH~ ..-
head fnulee and no.
times. Abraham Bro
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Charles Hacker Of New York is here
on business.
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Little Miss Helen Kayser was the at
tractive young hostess yesterday af-
ternoon for q few OF her friends at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ISL
dore KaySer on Union StrWet. when she
celebrated her fourth birthday The
young folks INDUCED in various out
of-doors games after which dainty
refreshments were enjoyed.
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Rev. G. d. Waller, who has been
spending several days in the city, left
this afternoon for Charlottesville. N G.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Leonard win
leave tomorrow afternoon for the city
Of Mexico, where they viii spend sew
aral months.
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N. A. McCollum Of Marion Junction
is here for day or SC with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

Miss Frye, who has been the guest
Of Miss Kathleen Mallory. few weeks,
has returned to her1 home In Seattle.
Washs ~
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

The Glee Club OF the Judson Insti-
tufe az Marion will pass through Selma
on Thursday morning on its way TO
Troy where II will give concert.
The club is composed of the best musi-
cal talent of that popular Institute ana
1t 10 meeting with great success THIS
year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-22

A meeting of the creditors OF the
Barnwell-swift Grocery Company which
was thrown into involuntary bank
ruptcy few weeks ago was held this
morning. the meeting appointed 8. A.
Fowikes as trustee with power to act
ana he will begin work at once set
ting and collecting accounts Of that
Arm.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


Sl00. 1000 to loan on real estate &C 6 per
cent The State Abstract Co.. No ~. o
Perry street.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

$500 CAEH-Balance In small payments will
buy one Of the most convenient six room
cottages In the city; with bath and Bani-
tary, two lots. large barn, and out-houses.
Two blocks from Highland Park School;
price s2.40o. Address Cottage, care Adver-
User --I1-wed-fri
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Rev. W. +. Walleg. who has been
spending several days In the city, left
this morning for his home at Tampa.
Fla.
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WoopENwARE.

FOR thorough broom satisfaction aak your
Grocer for our Yellow Label BrooHnA Price
Swanty-fiva to fifty cents. Five Grades
Montgomery WoodenwaFs Co. Cos. Court
and Jefferson street.. ...(..-,s...,,......
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HOT DRINKS.


FOR q delicious, refreshing Drink. try q
or Grape Phosphate at Hale q
Cas-. They go right to that thirsty spot
Pure Cocacola our speciality. IT
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Charlie Hartman OF Meridian spent
yesterday here.
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TYPEWRITERs.

NEW ana second hand tyDswrtters for SAias
machtnes Of ali makes rented repaired ana
exchangod; supplies ana accessories u L
DOES this interest yO1f No. 8 r Nmlngton
SIS: No. 4 Underwood tbo; No. Saith es0;
No. Remington S3S; all In good condition.
and guaranteed for one year. Southern Type
Wrftsr Exchange. No. 20 Commsrce 81
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p. 3. Martin Of Martins station spent
to-day here with relatives.
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CoGRTLL Ta FINEn.

Alabama HAN Violated Georgia Law on
Alabama Soil. ef
Columbus, Ga, Jan. 21.--(SpeciaI. ~.
A. H Cogbill, a former saloon keeper bf
Gtrard. Ala, was convicted in Musco.
gee Superior Court today OF selling
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BUILDING.

VANTED-To do your building ana repair
work will sell you a home terms to suit yoa
office 10 s. Perry. Phone III. w. u. soles
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COAL

ofJR Acton R6lsnA b ths bsst ooai mined
TTa make no excaptt~@- - hnrna freely
leaves no elinkeFs e. 49,.
hi9h grade red ash
sFheaa 5eo.
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leonard Frank OF New York spent
today in Selma.
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asa NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

OF gIhBT MEETING.
In the District Court of the United States
For the Middle District Of Alabamas
In Bankruptcy.
IN the matter Of Frank williams. Bankrupt.
Post office Montgomery. County Mont
. Eomery, Alabama.
The aforesaid party having been ad5udg.
ed bankrupt. under the Act OF Congress
entitled FAN Act to Establish q Uniform
system of Bankruptcy. Throuwhcut the
United statee," approved July lisa 1903, .
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
Referes. in the United States Court House.
Montgomery, Alabama, on. the 2rd day q
make proof OF debts and tor the election
81 trustee. and such ether matters 90
are necessary and required BY the Ast 81
ASA n. sTRAgToN.
Montgomery. Az. I.r. ~. isss
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FOR sALE-A few fine white wyandotte
roostsrs. Address Holt Screws. Coosada.
Ala. lett
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FOR sALE-My place ons-half mile from
Perdido Bay. miles from warrington, IL
miles from Pensacola, containing 40 acres,
10 acres in cultivation. pine and cypress
timber, one dwelling. stables and outhouses,
peach. pear. fig and orange trees. scupper-
nong and grape vines. good water; also lao
wagon. Price 1850. J. @. Fell. Millview.
ria -11-su-Wod
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PRTNTINQ


WANTED-Your printing Tor do9sss. bills
Of fading. dray ucketA circulars % any
nave an automatic press. the only one In
sSa state Prompt service; telephone ~ ct
{ae woodruff Co.
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FOR sALE-we are headquarters for An
thraoits Coal, when you buy from ua we
give you something that will not clinker.
Dixie Coal Co. -1o-tf
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mail clerks. SIS week.
IL. Examination here March 25th. Coaching
tree. Franklin Institute. Rochester. ~. Y.
--1-l.H-le-1B-1e~&9-se
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FOR sALE-Grafted Pecans. : to 1 feet
high. so cts. each. C. r.. Long. Andalusia.
Ala. -I0-su-wsd-frt
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FOR sALE-At q sacrifice some good pay
ing and renting property this property at
the present IL paying 10 per cent. net. also
one EIactric Peerless Piano, Address q. r.
J.. BOX 81. Lift
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MULES AND HORSES.

WE ARE receiving. to car loads daily
az those nice Tennessee and Kentucky
snuIes lot Of horses on hand. Come 10
see US New stablea s01 N. Perry street
Abraham Bros Horse Mule co.
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FOR sALE--carolina Poplars. to 10 feat,
the quickest and best shade, Is cts. each.
c. r. Long, Andalusla, Ala 1o-su-wed-frl
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WANTED--gALEsMEN.


say and good opportunity TO advance;
.ae zoe not essential. Zieglar Co, a2a Lp-
. RhfiadSiphta. -@-s-wed-sAf-su
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FOR SALE--Cheap for cash. good. heaxy
draught team, and saddle horse (weGtern)
good cheap mule, large covered wagon for
and double harness VIII sacrifice for quick
sale. Call or address L. J. Smith, 131 Mont
gomery street. lie
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VEHICLES

lave on hand new delivery wagons;
lsw one-horBs drayG Bowdoin light
Sc Sc. e--el
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TED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED--white gfrls 30 DO general hoRss-
work In private homes; eaiF wages modeF-
ate work, good treatment and coed oppor-
tunitieS Those who wish 9 situation and
1--we out Of town mag write The Salvation
Army. Montgomsry, Ala Othsrwiss may
call ct SAT Whitman 81. er 'phons sea1.s
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WANTED-TO BUY.

NOTICE. want house and lot or lot In
Montgomery, Ala, must be In 9 blocks OF
depot give lowest cash price. Address Lock
BOX S43, Opelika, Ala -9-1St
wANTED-To buy leo pounds good. clean
linen or cotton rags The Advertiser Co. q
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DO YOuDO YOU want to sell city real eBs
tate farms, timber. coal or mineral lands,
mills. mines. factories business proposal
tons? There Is a fellow who wants to buy
Just what you have to sell 1t matters not
the size of your proposition, we Will under
take TO handle It. Star Realty Company Sos
North 2lst st.. Birmingham. Ala
, 11-mon-wod-aat
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FOR SALE

MIRRoRs-ciose out sale OF fine IsxS0 inch
bevel plate mirrors in gold FIorentine
frames, white and gold, and oak and gold
frames. Your choice $3.50, values % and
$40. Mail orders hlled. James oHara, u.s.
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REAL ESTATE

JAMES 0ALLAGHER-Refers FIRST
Natiopal and Fourth National Banks Of
Montgomery. If
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-05-05

ICOntinued on Fifth Page,l
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-05-05
To Answer to Grand Jury
Third Monday in This
Month.
ALL GAVE $500 BONDS,
Gen. Williams Has Arrived
In HOpkinsville With
His Soldiers.

Cadiz, KY, May 4.-After an ex-
amining trial Saturday in the Coun-
ty Court, Judge Bingham held the
twelve men accused of banding to-
gether to drive negroes away from
Center Furnace, under bond of $500
each to answer to the grand jury,
which meets here the third Monday
IN May. The accused men are James
Ackley, James Haston, Ebb Woods,
Willie Sherbert, Rouse Forsythe,
Henry Forsythe, Mode Ethridge,
James Alldridge, John Alldridge,
Ben Wood, James Oakley and Wick
Meredith. All gave bond and were
released.
Walter Goodwin, who swore out
the warrants, was the principal wit
ness for the prosecution. He said
that about FIVE weeks ago five of the
defendants induced him to meet
with them in field at night when
they discussed the whipping of Zeb
Miller, negro. A few nights later
he attended another meeting when
nine of the defendants were present,
he said, and a long discussion was
held about whipping three negroes
and a white man. He said one of
lContinued on Fifth Pagea
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-05-05
SHOOTING SCRAPE
Dan Mcknight Is Shot in the
Hip and Wounded.

Cleveland Hutchinson and Dan
Mcknight, two colored boys, had a
fight near the corner Of Main and
Ninth streets Saturday afternoon
about four o'clock and two shots
were fired. Cne of the shots took
effect in Meningitis hip, making a
painful wound. While still running
after Hutchinson, he was arrested
by Private Lindley, of Co. D., who
was near by, and turned over to the
police; he attempted to throw away
a pistol, and one theory is that he
may have been shot by his own pis-
tol in the scuffle. Hutchinson was
arrested soon afterwards by officer
Shanklin. Another negro who seem.
ed to be participant in the affair
was caught by two citizens while
running from the scene and taken to
police headquarters for investiga-
ton.
Meningitis wound was dressed by
City Physician Harmed and he was
allowed to go to the home of his
father, four miles from town, for
the present.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1908-05-05
Farmers Having a Fine Meet
ing For Their Topical
Discussions.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS.
Program Is a Most Interest
ing and Entertaining
One.

Under the auspices of the state
board of agriculture an institute will
he held by the Pembroke Farmers
Club, at Pembroke today and tomor-
row. A large attendance is expect
ed from Christian and adjoining
Counties and most interesting pro-
gEam has been prepared. Among
those who are expected to take part
are Congressman A. O. Stanley, Mr..
Joseph E. Wing, of Mechanicsburg,
Ohio, Who is probably one of the
best known authorities on agricul-
ture matters in this country. Mr.,
e. D. Lyon, of Georgetown, O., Mr..
IA. G. Rankin, commissioner of Ken
tucky, and Mr.. A. D, Shamel of the
United States Agricultural Depart
tnent will be present.
7 Mr.. Chas. E. Barker is President
of the Farmers Club having the
affair under its general management
and extends cordial invitation to
every body to attend.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-06

desire for private conversation was
shared by her. she must have been
perfectly Sure that the ring was not on
The floor, FOR she abandoned the spot
without Hesitation and followed me to
the rear Nf the coach. where she gra-
|ciousIy consented to accept my sympa-
thy &nd my card. I learned that she
was Miss Myrtle Leigh and that she
lived in Syracuse.
do you suppose that dreadful little
boy could have found my ring?' she
asked. "And yet how could he7
don't understand 1t at ALL"
my suspicious Incline in another di.
rection," said I, sand for rather TN odd
reason"
She begged me to be explicit
There happens to be on this train
said !, "a detective from New York
really quite a celebrated fellow in his
way. His name is Anderson. know
him quite we'll. He passed through
- N1nsSlaaStetlm Albany. blu