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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29
MONTGOMERY

Mrs. j. J.qNoble has returned from
several weeks visit to her old home,
Charlottesville, Va. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Mary Hen
Dire. - .:.i&" $. =. -. ,;
Hon. G. H. Payne was q guest at
the Jackson Hotel, Sunday, - .
, j. S. Noel was a business visitor to
rGauley, Saturday. 81. -, s.. - ~.
Y Thomas johnson, S. b: Morgan,
VIM. Brown and r. w. White, who
have been at different points In the
county last week, in, the interest Of
the Republican party, returned home,
Saturday. : -. ...t> .~@ @r. -
Rev. and Mrs. John Arnold. or
Handley, woFshiped with the M, E.
church, Sunday, and while here were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. HALEY.
Rev. I. v. Bryant, of Huntington,
was business visitor here last week.
Mrs. f.. G. Page was shopping in
Charleston, Saturday. =. y
Miss Clara Brown is sick with
rheumatism }at, the home of her par
ents. INV, y a. .., ..'@.t ~. ).
Attorney G. ., E. Kimbrough, of
Charleston; ssWas here on business.
Monday II; -, ~, -
MRS, Mary Perry - entertained at.
dinner, Saturday, Revs. |. V. Bryant
and S. A. Thurston, of Huntington;
v. Harriday and Warner Brown. u
?, Rev. g.. A. Thurston returned to
huntingdon ;ssatu rday, after navfng
spent two weeks here assisting Rev.
BroWnsin the revival. ~
j c.. Taylor and +, II. Page, of
Ward Y were here .s&t3r ifd on bust l
ness. . - ..,,, ,,,,.. "" - @.2s "
Mrs. sRabert WaR{{gaY4bi1 < w s1yJ BUST
ness visitor to Charleston, Saturday:
:; Presiding Mder Curry, OF the M.
e. church, was: here, Sunday. |.'
Rev. v. =Harriday. having closed
the revival, had ;baptizing, Sunday.
Leon James and sister, Miss Hen
rietta, %. returned. Sunday, from a
short visit to relatives at Sun. g.. i.
Mrs. Henry Brown, was the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Ellis, at Rush
Run, Saturday and, Sunday.
=, S.. H. Fields returned to his home
in Charleston. Saturday, after having
spent some days. here. the guest OF
Mesdames Lock and Cough. r
P. H. Hays. of Charleston, was up
a few days last week, - .,. '"::.
Taylor Brown Page is able to be
out again, after having been sick sew
erar weeks. "a, -. ill.,.
Because Of the continuation Of the
revival at the First Baptist church,
the M. E. entertainment will not be
until next Monday evening.
The Reading Circle met, Friday
evening, with Rev and Mrs. e. G.
Page. Next meeting will be with
Miss Alpha Brooks at the home OF
MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Buster.
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RAYMOND CITY.

W., Coles and A. Massey attended
preaching at Bancroft, Thursday
nightyof last week; -. = -..
Mrs. Ada Gatewood was In Char
lesion last week. ...hr 49,.
Mrs. Ada Price, Mrs. Ida Williams,
Mrs" Cornelia Coles and Mrs. Cora
Sims were business visitors to Char
lesion, Thursday. = .~
Mrs. Cornelia Coles and Miss Cora
Sims @weTe business visitors to Black
'Betsey, Saturday. .E'-.
- Rsv. r. ID. =, w. Meadows, OF Hunt
ington, preached two very Instructive
sermons here, Sunday. =. :.
Cornell Thomas, of Charleston,
was in our town last week.
Mrs. Martha Dickerson is sick at
her home.
A. J. Pierson spent Sunday in
Charleston with his family. . ~.
II. Woods and Charlie Williams
were business visitors to Winfield,
Sunday. '%
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PARKERsRURG.

"A. lF,.N,- y '
...* Mrs. Waiter sedgaWick and Miss
Anna 4, ma ;. Thomas 10 mas OF Clarksburg, who
visited Mrs. James Madison for
several weeks, returned home last
Thursday..> st.&A.NN@ ~ ~ I - .i...
The :.Carrothers meeting at the
Auditorium Of the City Building last
wednesday, evening was poorly at
tended. ~. ~. = - =,
: The twentyfifth wedding anniyer-
ifsseary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Lee
which Was heldS At their home on
10Th street, Monday evening, was at
tended by large number Of friends,
all of whom were highly pleased.
An elegant repast. was served, which
was heartily enjoyed sby all. r.. EE"%@. -
The presents were numerous and
elegant rare testimonials of the
esteem, TN which they are held by
their friends. ;r4st> *. sls. . ~.
+ The church social given at the par
sonage OF Zion. Baptist church last
Thursday evening was we'll attended
and successful - Each person was
supposed to pay one penny for. each
year she. Is Old and 1fi return refresh
ments were servatfree ! rhe money
raised sthus is for Ftaet church. = - !
'"} Avery interesting and important
meeting of Vendetta Court No. s o.
o. G. was held at Ats hall last Thurs
day evening H. r - s. f. - g. *"
Vendetta Court gave a Japanese
Social :at their hall last Thursday
evening. An Interesting program
WAS rendered after; which an elegant
luncheon was served. So A. good
sized crowd was In attendance. "
The. new pastor OF Bethel A. M. e.
church lis Rev! Cyrus Payne. Rev.
e. e. O'Brien, the former pastor,
goes to a place In Pennsylvania, :.
Mrs. John .Bayss, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is now out again,
Miss Grace Washington, who has
been down for six weeks with ty-
phoid fever, at her home on Fourth
street, is slowly recovering. 7 ~: =
John Bayes returned home, Fri
day night FRI ON Clarksburg, where he
has been employed for several
months ..',3- /5s<t,..-e ~
sszAiJ tnoyeSyboo; ARE in debt to The si
Advocate will please pay up as fRe
money Is much needed. - -. -, =.
y We were sorry to learn OF the
sad death OF John Carter, Jr., who,
was purported. to have been killed
In Charleston last Sunday morning.
There we're no particulars avail
abe at this writing: =, ....a.... = {5..+.
The old folks concert given at 1Lo-s
gan, M. q. church last Thursday eve
ming was quite a success and was
largely attended. -. IT,.
5Messrs. q. M. Carter and Oscar
Carter left Sunday afternoon for
Charleston to secure the body: OF
J ohm Carter; Jr., and bring 1t to this
city for burial. ...- 80 \ - -.
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SEWELiL.

Quite q ncrowd from here went to
Red Ash Island, Saturday, to hear
Hon. c., H. payne. ...
'R-3N;. White and REV. f.. G. Page
spoke to a large and enthusiastic
crowd Of ladies and gentlemen ct the
First. Baptist church, Saturday
ID the interest Of the RSpublt-
can party - ~" ..;@t]...-: IT,, -
e. Rev, E. G. Page filed his regular
appointment here, Sunday. - 49,.
: Miss Lena Rice, teacher at Rush
Runs spent, Saturday and Sunday the
guest of Mrs. L. P. Scott.
R, L.;Waddy, Moses Williams, Mrs.
Ivory Morris, Mrs. Annie Jasper, VIII,
lis Waddy,: Misses Jennie Patterson
and Cecil Morris, OF Pembroke, at
tended Service here, Sunday. -:
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bibb visited
their, mother, Mrs. Mamie Kenney,
Sunday. .a' p .:.'-: <y::>,. -
Mis- Lola Darlington spent :Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Fanny
Cary. '.,.t' j 49,. -
The Sunday school will have a sup
Ell, Tuesday, November I'D, at the
hall. .r.-. 80, .'H
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BLUElFl1!IHsfae..

:, A Mass meeting was held at the
Raletgh street M. DjS church under
the auspices OF the Y. M. C. A. Prof.
]. D, Coleman. Of the B}ueaeld Insti-
,tute was tie speaker On On this occa--
sion, and delivered an excellent ad-
dress. The Scott : street Baptist
church rendered the music. .:2:T -
Miss Marie = Shelton and Prot.
Ram Een1oyed d pleasant drive to
Princetpn last Sunday, where they
visited Mr.: and Mrs, WIN. .Callander.
An oyster supper will be given sat
the residence of Mrs, Jeffries on Hol-
land street, Friday night for the
benefit or Scott Street Church. T. -.
Practice for the Halloween enter
tainment was held at. the residence
of Mrs. Trigg on the North side, Sat
urdayR Afternoon So. ; X: |'';.$$ -. ,
Misses Alter and Lavender, and
Messrs. johnson and Hooker were
calling on friends in, Graham, Sun
day afternoon. - ~. -. i.''ill,>..@' -
Miss Eva Griffin, who spent some
time in 'Pittsburg,% has returned to
Blue field and is at home with Mr..
and Mfs. Robert Austin on Scott
street,, ! -, : y <. -, 49, ~. +
Mr. And Mrs. Rs56bt.&Ausein,ss antsBl
tanned at supper Sunday evening the
following guests, Mr.. and: Mrs. s.
w. Allen; Mr.. and Mrs, Martin, Mrs
Walden and Miss Shelton 7"''" ~.
Miss Joyn9r and DR. Holland were
calling ON Misses Holland and Lewis
on North Side last Sunday! -,
The remains Of Charles Pinch
back, who died last Thursday, were
taken to North Fork last Friday for
burial. 81 - ''.s:, F.. 4
Mesdarnes Jones and Walker made
a business trip to the coal fields. !.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29

q 8 - more utrss gs q % .,
, 81 Il ackett spent 1tne iast
.ot the wsa tns Eowmoors ~ 3 -
1 ts, sssa IS y Il tshail' disd suddsnlS,
Friday fnotnfnS. about o. o'clock
She had been sslt ferins very much re- x, !!
Gently WITH astfifhd, from which ;sh.
died sha 1eft Seven children, 81 Nus
bend ana MANY relattvess, ,s::.*t, 80!
Many PERSONS from Eagle Mouns.5;
ain attended the burial OF MRS. Sarah
Marshall, SATURDAY, at q o'clock. i 81 s,
The Misses Beal, Of Lick Run,
spent some time visiting relatives In
Wrightsyiile and Covington. %$3.% i,
r Il. G. J zones, who has just finished
some additions for E. NJ Nettleton,
has been awsrded the, contract tor 3
,tWo-story Office building lbrickl to
be erected In front. of the court house
on Main street. 1t will have twelve
room. ;EIC. Jones is the same one
that gbuiltthe Virginia in Charleston.
ThereRiil be baptizing at the First
Baptist Church; Sunday morning. The
;reyival is}yet In progress with, about
80 Smourners.sr 4~',>|tG5 % ,.. ~ ,
Rev. Presley, Of Clifton Forge was
q guest the frst of the week of REV.
w. u. aHackett. + "a; - 49,.
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CONVICTION, VA.
again.

, Rev. W. J. Hackett is conducting a
revival at the First Baptist church,
Sunday evening. There were 80 con-
versions.
Mesdames G. Y. Lomans, Emma
Mcdowell, q. Christina Williams and
Carrie Miller spent Monday at the
Hot Springs.
Mrs. John Anderson is the proud
recipient of a ane boy, two weeks old.
Mrs. Lawrence Pollard is spending
some time visiting relatives in
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29

!. wy Thompsons &c. OF K.s2ot RI.
is Visiting his Family, VIII q K Y
Senators scott and Blue! spoke to a
large and appreciatiye audience In
the opera house on Saturday night.
The Republican club, lined Up at
sCoketon and marched TO the opera
house. MSS sE.,%T 49,. - Y
Rev, Davis made business trip to
Davis on Monday. ....r...,| ~. x.
Mrs. Mamie 8. Thompson was
hostess to the Tuxedo Club on Mon
day afternoon. .-.i'& ~
I 4 Mrs. Edward Jones will entertain
the Ladies: Aid ON Thursday after
'sMrs. Hannah Daniel is indisposed
at this writing. -,
Mrs. Cecil Redman, OF Coketon;
called on Thomas friends, Sunday.
~ Mrs. Robert Moorefeld has been
1ndisposed for few days. -, 49,.
!. Walter S.. Waddy is much improv-
ed at. this. writing. Z
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WEVAOO.%

I>$FPhe public school which began last
Tuesday. IS succeeding nicely = Miss
Ella Di6kerson, our teacher. comes
Well recommended from her Hunt-
ington home; and already success
can be seen in the distance. -. =,
"The Citizens Foraker Republican
Club desires to thank the ttAuxil-
larry State Committee'',,fo two pack
ages, Of literature. and the "Kanawha
County Campaign Committee for
five packages and SO copies Of the
Advocate sent us last week. ..'
Mrs. r." G. McIvor Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ada Langhorne at |1341
Lewis street, Charleston. .% t..
j. w. Cheppelle,, j. w. Whey and
VIM. H.. Brown, OF Charleston, were
the guests of r. D.. Aston last We'd
nesday night. The former ad-
dressed 9 large gathering at the Mt.
Zion Baptist church the same eve
ming Oh the political situation, Under
the auspices OF the Citizens = For
aker. Republican Club" The speak
err regarded not the feeling Of men
nor party, but went to the. real core
of Democracy and demonstrated the
fact that the Republican party is the
ship and: all else the open sea.
g. J. A. Tyree was business visit
tor to Montgomery last. Friday. 81.
=: r. M Johnson left last Friday
for Raleigh county on urgent bust
ness, r. -. - r' Do.
" Mesdames Lima Barnes and Mary
e. Brooks, Of Belclare, were guests
Of Mrs, Nellie Reid last Thursday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29
INSTITUTE.

j. @. and JAS A. Campbell address
ssed the citizens of Institute, Wednes-
day evening. .7.:r - -.
h. M, burgess returned from Co.
lumbus, Ohio, Monday evening,
Matthew T. Obie, Fred D. Cambria
and George Cuzzins were Institute
callers, Saturday. -.~ -.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, Of raymond
City, is the guest or her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Scott Brown. ..-.
PRESIDENT. McHenry Jones, Of the
West Virginia Colored Institute, re-
turned from Columbus, Monday. 49,
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POWELBTON.
again.

James Webb, of Holden, was the
guest Of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mel
lie Johnson, last week.
Mrs. 8. E. Williams and little son
Nathaniel were the weekend guests
of Mrs. r. J. Harvey.
Quite number Of persons from
E1kridge and other nearby towns
were present at the services, Sunday.
Mrs. r. J. Harvey was among the
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~ . qEs' .'Ss ~" Ny tG,gRS 5yy d. %sSN
James Saunders alsft' Monday for
Radford, Va. = If :s .a;9s \; ..
Mrs. Lettte ,Sapaoers H lsft a {}Iast
Tuesday for III tsYtaAnd ED viAftls to;
friends at kaymoor and points on
TSs Tsft Lsssss net W Sssaaar
session last Tuesday night with Pres
ident g: H. Carter In the chair. 81 is7
cusstoh sWas offered sb,Ss O.. az Aston:
snbjectS 4, What H does u the Negro
ant?SS The. next Was w. IN. Will
, liams' 5su bject,, Why am Tia RapGb--
%iican." Followed .by T, G.HAgnew
and others. ~ &S. X {, Sa,.g v - 81
Thursday night we had with us
Hon. I$W. oh appelle. or Cha feston,
who@gave us a ltine ,aad Tsss Sn the is-
sues of the day, followed by r, q
.McIver$ Sf Weyaco; G. III, Carter and
W. H. CHapman (whlte) s After
which ,fefreshments were served by
Robert Alston. for the beneft of~the
church,, s, u i r. nm :, r. ~ 81 :
F. g. sAgnew was confined to his
room last week with rheumatism, hut
is slightly fmproved' at this writing.
g. H.. Carter was In z Charleston,
last Thursday on business, 81 I; I. ? q =
" Rev PIP. Ho1Iand. has: been ab-
sent for the last week, being IN a
protractsd meeting ct Plymouth. =
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and it was an excellent ssr1ssz

and 1t was an excellent ssrms<
'Coilectfon FOR the week, g s.
The following program 4 e &
dered by the Church Aid
Sunday, at 3 o'clock: ~ sSs5s|Ss
Open song and Scripture e
Invocation, VIM. Nelsoa. ssse.
Words Of welcome. Cora !E
Paper, Mrs. r. J. Harvey
Trio, Mrs. s. J. Mile. LuS
and e. T. Fairfax. ~ 8
Select reading, Mrs. il. "A. Is IS q
Quartette, Mrs. /. NJ. B
Miss Cornelia Spears, ID. z. a1
Fairfax - i 81 ~ III
Recitation, Mrs. Lille Faf
Duet, Mrs. r. J. Harvey
Carter. =
Recitation, Mrs. 8. ]. aFfIs a'
Quartette, Mrs. Iailie Far
Lucy Carter, j. 8. Harvey s
Fairfax. ~ -
Recitation, Mrs. Il. a.. Vss q
Solo, I. nj. b. Jones. q e g
Paper, Mrs. /. e.. Wool Z
Recitation, Mrs. II. vi, b, Z, 50 s
Recitation Miss @. Il. Ea y.
Quartette, Miss Gorns y
Mrs. I. NJ. 9. Jones, E 4. Az &
Fairfax. r.&hHs &; s IS 2 ~
Collection -, !; q. d n So q
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WESTON.


4" Revs. Reed, Of Buckhannon, and
Frank Reynolds, Of this place, were
at Meriden last Saturday and Sunday
on business. "....t -.
Mrs. Sal1ie Jones was accidentally
shot last Wednesday afternoon, by q
thoughtless boy playing with g. gun.
.ts to be hoped that nothing serious
will result from it. :.
Russell Lee was at Jane Lew one
day last week. >. 49,, 49, -.
The condition Of Wesley Lacy is
but slightly improved over that of
last week. -. ~. " .....r
MrsHMary Randsell and Mrs. Lilly
Green. of Clarksburg, are here at
tending their mother, Mrs. Sallie
Jones, who was accidentally shot last
Wednesday. -
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II you don't vote the straight Re.
publican ticket this time, you may
never have an opportunity to vote
again.
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Go the polls early, vote the straight
Republican ticket, and then go home
or to your pIace Of employment.
Dent hang around the polls.
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Go the polls early, vote. the straight
Republican ticket, and then go home
or to your place OF employment.
Dent hang around the polls.
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If you don't vote the straight Re
publican ticket this time, you may
never have an opportunity to vote
again. ~ (
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If you don't vote the straight Re
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again.
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IF you don't vote the straight Re-
publican ticket this time, YOU may
never have aal opportunity 10 vote
again. ~: - :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29

Go tile polls early, vote the straight
Republican ticket, and then go home
or to your placer of employment
Don't hang around the polls. -.
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II yon don't vote the straight Re-
publican ticket this time, you may
never have an opportunity to vote
again. 1- - ..~.=
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-29

Go the polls carly, vote the straight
Republican ticket, and then go home
or to your place of employment.
Don't hang around the polls.
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. IF you don't vote the straight Re-
publican ticket this time, you may
never have an =, opportunity to. vote
again. -.... ~. ~. . " d.. 80
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II you don't want Jim Grow cars
and Disfranchi sement, - vote the
straight Republican, ticket.
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If You don't vote the straight Re-
publican ticket this TIME, ;lyonn may
never sbave am opportunity to vote
again. ~. - Z s'zs's a. -
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If You don't want Jim Crow cars
and Disfranchisennent, vote the
straight Republicans ticket. a..
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' III you dent want Jim Grow cars
and DisfranchiseinenE,; vote the
straight Republican ticket. .. r.. a.
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:: IT you. don't vote the straight Re
publican ticket this time, you may
never have an opportunity to vote
again. .,
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II tycu don't vote the straight Re.
publican ticket tl,is time, you may
never; iistve an opportunity to vote
again. g. ~ 81 - =. y
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II YOU don't vote the straight Re,
'pubitcan ticket this time. you, may
never have an opportunity to. vote
again. ., = t,f, = Il ..+SSSg &i,t! =, -
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and reimbursement, vote the
straight Republican ticket.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
STATE RESTS;
DEFENDANT IN
CASE may TALK

Laporte, Ind, Nov. 20.-The state
rested today in the trial of Ray Lam
nhere accused of the murder of Mrs.
Guinness and her three children by set
ting fire to her house. The defense
is considering whether it shall put
Lamphere on the stand
In his opening statement for the de-
fense, Attorney Worden said he would
prove it was not Mrs. Guinness body
which was found in the ruins of the
house; that she had been seen in July
by neighbor and two girls; that the
dental work identified by Dr. Norton
as having been placed by him in the
mouth of Mrs. Guinness could not have
gone through the fire, and that the
four persons whose bodies were found
in the fire died of poisoning. He con
tended the question to determine wa:
whether Lamphere is guilty of having
burned Mrs. Guinness and children Il
= death. ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
MAY BRING PEACE
Big Deal in Tobacco Expected to Re.
suit in End OF Night Rider
0utrages.
AMERICAN COMPANY BUYER
Secures 100000 Pounds of Ken
tucky's Product Including That
of Burley Society.

Louisville, Nov. 2O.-The big deal
between the American Tobacco COM
pany and the Burley Tobacco society
for the 1906 and part of the 1907
crops, which has been hanging fire
for several weeks, was closed late
yesterday. The price agreed on in the
transaction is said to be the largest
ever paid, an average of 20 cents for
he 1906 crop and II cents for the
1907 product ..---- ...=--sz----.
The deal involves nearly $4,000 00(
pounds of tobacco held in the pool by
the Burley Tobacco society and al
outlay Of something like $14 900 00C
company, practically all of this mones
being placed in circulation at once
in central Kentucky.
Takes BurIey Holdings.
The tobacco that was sold include.
the larger part of the holdings of the
| Burley society, which was formed
several years ago. and which pooled
| its crops in 1906 and 1907. There wa:
no crop raised by the members of tn,
association in 1905 though a numbe
of independents raised large crops il
central Kentucky under guard.
| According TO many who are in pc
sition to know. the sale of the pooled
crop will mark the end of night ridin;
in central and eastern Kentucky, a
least for the present. as it is though
with these crops out of the way praC
ltically all the growers will raise to
bacco next year. The sale has notl
ing to do with the crops in the Oar
District" or western portion of Ker
itucl<y and northern Tennessee
| The deal was the largest tobacc
sale ever cOnsummated in the couI
TRY involving leaf tobacco.