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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
Los NCElDIOS
EN- M.NESSo A.

Ampliand0 laH U0slgiaa que FefsgGnsS al
1uCendio de Lon gFRndog bosque8 dc los-8
tad0s Unidog public6 op0FtUnamenEe aLa
CORE0sp0 p0ndGnOia9 en- 81 information cable.
gR6fCR, damoB 6 canocoR Lee siguiente5 no.
tiGiRs Eafarsnta8 Il Rituaci6n quo hubo gn
Hibbing 81 dfa 10 de S0tismbRa iItimO.
Sub Duluth, Minn., sepsiembRa. -EI
inCendfo de 10aquSl que, poR mucho8 dia1,
ha eBeado oeVaBtando ID region, amGnaz6
Hfbbing, II pObIRci6n m6s pR6spara , gran.
do de MaaabR range. Las llamas est6n
tom3ndo Csda vsS mayor inOEsmonto; Co.
dos loB neg0Ciog go han caRRado Ice hOm'
bEeg, Ga s1 tOtalidad, s8S6n Combatisnd0 0l
faego. r.
''Un tsl0eFsmR pFocsdento de HibbiDg
dice: lSL fuPgo vian8 yB muy OsFcs de
Great Northern Spur, 40 Olt0 lado da Broo.
klyn, BubuEbio do HibbiDg, , ol Yisuto e.
ta n0pland0 en nueBtFR direction.
tia CiUdad he Bid0 da8poiada dc todo 10
mas vali0s0 y los hombFa5 0Rt6n luchsndo
CON eE inOendi0. Han sstabIacido una gfnea
do bombag, y % han inatalado On ella dos
bombaB. Ell CieIo 90 sst6 dsBpsjando dol
humo dense que 10 OubEf8, paEo autamoB
8monaSadOg pOF 81 noFtG.
''kn T8BpuastR al IlamGmient0 que hrzo
81 Quartet de b0mbsEog do Dulith an ings.
micro y t0doa lOB hombF0s OapaCGa ERIiaT0n
hRCiR 10 lfnsR de inC0n6io. Lon foFrocA'
EEilea tiOnen vaFiog tE0DoB liBto8 en- Hib'
biDg para que 1alg0 Ia gsnte, en- un mo.
menbO dRd6. El hume que Gl inOendiO 90
los bOGqueT pEOdujo, 90 tan dense, que atin
duEante 81 dfR 90 neC0gaRio enCendoE la lus
Ol6ctEica para que Loo vOCiDoa puodsn voF
poE d6nd0 andan. El hume 50 domsBiDdo
Modesto y Gst6 hacienda an CaloF BofoOante.
''60gGn n0tioiGB FeCibidaB do laB pObla'
CipnoI Rntes m0nei0nadag, lR Bituaci6n ha
Ost6ao hRCi6ndogs mas BOEia; poFo el vianto
oTtG goplandO 70 en- direction ContFRria 6
lR pobIaCi6n.
"LaB GRCu0Iag, c0gaB c0meFCialoB y CEN
tEoI dc n0goCioB 10 han ClauBuPado toda
10 gsnts estG prepRTRda para hair an un
momentO dRd0. Gand MaRfaB, Mimi, co.
ia praCtioamopto BiGndO pFo0a do lsu llamau
o. la paEte nOEts dc ssta region. Lac ma
jer0B lloTan at0EEOEisSdaB, , 10 pooR do 10
HituaCi6n ss que, para s8OapaE, no hay un
CRmin0 ibEG. Los habitsntss huYeren do
Grand Maria, ennsgE0CidoI poR 81 hume,
qu0madOg y exhRugtog, llavRndo Cuests1
los 0nvoltoFioG do 10 qus pudioFon BaIvar
de inOsndio, y ROompO1Sdog de su8 fami.
lin1, vOgARon lR ventura"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

Son como De dos pies Dc largo, y De
apaIienCia sn0PmG.
lhOla solo Sc alGuantTaH en- Mexico
PeIO su Iaza dGbG hsbsI sxisti9O
en- mayor Caltidst.

NuIyA York 6sptiembEo 17.-Un mar
de drOgonoB logartol, pFoOsdsntss do We
raCTUS, que segdn todoB IoB ciontfic0a
son dG1CendientOB on hne8 EocER do Dino
SGuEo, q gigantSsco lsgaEto dc Loo tismpoa
pTshiBt6TiCOB, llegaTOn Gsts oiutad al
Bronx Zoo. H.
Los IsgaVtOB tienen nm OBpOcto muy HaE6:
son como do doB pies de largo, dc RpaEisn-
ciR fsFoE, Gunqu0 g0n p0FfoCtam0ntQ in0o
fenBivoB, y 90 paERn G0bRG guB paeaa tPRgoo
req, IOVAntando todo "a Cu0Fp0, C0FFan mas
& priHa que OuNlquisE 0tEO lRgaTto OOnoOi-
do. Son 0HCuToB CON Tayag blanOaI, BuB
CabszRs eBtan OdoEnadn1 con una agpeOi0
do Psins golilIa BOmEjAntO 6 Ia de les
gSlloR.
LD foEmG dc Bug pRta8 tRag0Eag, y 10
fsCilidAd que tiGnGn para gostenGRg9 gObTs
elias, Oh una c0FaCteRfBtiC8 diBtipGiva, qua
inClina & Greer & loB CiOntffcOg, que 8on
douCOndiOntes dol DinoBauro. Hay poCaB
dudau que eOtoB I0gaEtos sean leo dniCos
deBC0ndient0g en- linoR TaCtR del DinoBau-
70, diio OI PRofSgor l. DitmRrs, cuEador
del Hospital de ReptiIeg.
Per GupuGIto que 81 Din0HGuTo dc Lee
CiUdRdeg aBtiguR8, GFR do IN tRmafio 0n0E.
mo, algunoI do OlloB ms0fan haBts CinCuen.
to pie1 do AlturR. AndRban BobTO HuB
patRH tEausTag, 10 mi1mo que ol DEag6n
lDgWtO, y BuI EsDtoB patrifoadoB que han
quOdado, muOBtran I6 miBmG 0struCtuEa
ORFAOtsEiItiCa de entoB IBgGRtoD; AhoER solo
sc 0nCueStrSn en- Mexico, pOEo % rezS
dObO habOF exiItidO en- mayer CRnsidRd
haCe RIgunOB GiloU.
No BOn v0nenOBo1, y Di son muy tfmidOE,
no ObtRntG % Rgpscto dsfoFmg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
El Ledo. To1Idor ''RssItont" ConI,lsnlao.

Nusutro sOtimado CoIega ol "MontoFoy
News" de M6jico publiCR On una do ulu
tiltimA8 sdiCione1 IN cable, do la pFOnsR
a1ociada, que dice como Bigue:
"SAn Juan de Puerto Rico Sept. FL
pAFtidO domcCE6 6tiCo do 10 iBIa dc Puerto
Rico h0 nombTado JRcinto TexidoF,
Gbogado do San Juan, "a candidate para
81 pusgtO de Residsnt0 ComisionRdo en-
WaahiDgtor. EBtS % IG primers vsz qua
Ol paTtido democrats paRtiCips On IaB slsC'
clones On lR illa, EBs paRtido % ha sdho.
T do al prcgrHmG pOlitiCO DO loo naCiona'
lintaB." -...
FelioitamoB Rl HefioF Texidog, d sg oisE'
10 0l infoRma OablegEGfco dol "MontaFRGy"
poF Ia confansa que hs meRsoido gug CO.
lEalistouaEio0 PaEa tan alta nemiRaei6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
MODElOS De PARIS.

DsntTo de bEevsl diaB Gs recibsn On el
PARIS BAZAAR los nuevos modeloB de
sombFeTon adornadoB para sefioraB BcRbA'
dos do BRlir en- PARIS. EGtR casa tiene
por CoAtumbTs daF conocer eq ssta islR
10 mas modeEno que sale On este aVtfculo.
Va 10 GAbsn laB buenaB Clientas do sut0 ca
10, toda Ia que neceEits IN nombrero do
ultima moda, debe reIeTvarBe para COM
prAEIo Yer IoI modsleS que rsoibA OBto
s1tRbiecimiento. TGmbi0n 90 0Sp0rR an
bnEtido general de meFcancisS de Ia m6u
alta gvOdad PARIS BAZAR.-RedFO
66a6 FoFtRlizR 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
La upNloaeIn dol Or. D. Salvador CarbonOII.

I'm padre agradeOidO, ,-Dssde hRCe cer
CO de vsinte aiioB veDgo indicando Ia
Emulsion de Scott en- los caBos en- que eDt6
rscOmendado 80 uSo, y sismpT0 he quedS'
gratitud & dichG preparation, pueI Bino
hubieER Gido por ella que me Ayud6 &
BslvRr mi hija Camelia, 6stA no OBtarfs
hoy On AlgeciraS caSRda con el GyudRnte
del Comandant0 GsneEal del Campo do
Gibraltar, el general Sr. ObrRg6n.
AhoTG miAmo teDgo On mi BanatoFio I'm
nifio dc nusVs afioS, quien practiqu6 re-
neccionss On lA tibia y que mnchO hA gO'
nado con Ia Emulai6n.-Dr. s. CarbOmeM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

"NO MAS OANAS." Sin necesidad de
tenirse ell cabellO. PrOdigiOso especfficO
que hace desaparecer las canas, devOlYlen'
do al cabellO su color natural Absolute
mente No TINE, sin6 que restituye la
raiz del cabellO y le dd vida q esta, haci6n
dOlo recObrar tU color natural. Els Ia uni
ca prep araci6n conOcida que pOsee esta
propiedad. Sc ha probadO en- miles de ca
sos con buenOs resultadOs. rs ademas un
remedio efcaz para curar pOr complete la
caspa, Els completamente inOfensivO y no
cOnliene grssa aceite de mir guna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadOr. De
Venta:-RicardO BOOthby, AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel Inglaterra San Juan, r. K.
30 V. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. Sc
arriendan, una casa espaciosa, Teciente-
meme construida y con tOda clase de CO.
modidades sitnad8 entire las paradas 25 y
26, en- 5antUree, frente la de D. Luis To-
rO una fiuca de dieZ cuerdas, q diez mi
nutOs de dicha casa, sembrada de yerba
de guineay endOnde pueden CUidarse unaS
cabezss de ganado.-Se prefieTe persO-
ma que arriende ambas fincas
Para infOrmes dirijirse a D. Jose PalRciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 61-2o pisO, San
Juan. Is VS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
lMnICInnR c. GENERA

OoNsEJOs a LAS MADREs. nj jagabe
palmante de la SehOra WinalOW debe
usarse siempre que los niilOs estan en- q
periOdO de ID detenci6n. Proportions ALI
VIC Immediate al pequefI0 paciente, proQu.
iolOr 81 angelitO despierta muy viyO =
1legTe Els muy agradable 81 paladar,
salnna 81 niilO, abIanda sus dolores, haCo
f6ciles la funciOnen del est0magO y regula
los intestinOs. Els Ell mejor Temedio como
OidO para Ia diarreR va prOvenga esta de la
ilentici6n 8 de cualquiera 0tra causa.
TenVsse nuchO cuidadO en- pedir 81 "Jaras
20 Calmatne de Ia sefiOra WinsiOW": Oh eI
meiOr de tOdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

SOLAR Y CASA, Sc vende en- 81, COO. en-
Catano, cslle de la C8r'etera No. so. Cast
nueva, que renta $50 mensusles; tiene do
mimic; ell solar mide 12 y medias Varas pOr
70 de fOndO. situaci0n inmejOrable. InfOr-
mara j. Obrer P. 0. Fox 1874, Q parada
no. Santurce Is v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

Sc VENDE. A un kil6metrO de la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez y la Ortlla de la carre
terra que oOnduce de dicha cludad & las Ma
rGas, una tinca rrlstica cOmpuesta de 45
cuerdas de TERRA de altura y bajura, tinca-
tales, con su hermOsa casa habitaci0n, ell
que ia interese dirGjase q su duefO don
Juan TOrrellas en- la Quinta Emilia.-SO V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

Sc ALQUILAN. Varias casas en- San
turce, bastante COmo1as para una regu-
lar familia InfOrmardn BenitO J. Carre-
radR 26, 10. v. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
M0VIMIENTO MARITIME,


EntFGdG8 del eGteTiOr.
De Santa Cruz, golOta ing. Lotti6 M.
Hardy.
De C0nREiNg vRp0F e8pa6ol MontOvidso
De Ia costa.
VGpor amer. Julia Lukenbach, goIOts
Carmen y balRndF0 EntuEiaBmo.
6aISdas para eg e9teriOT.
ParR 10 HAbana , OBCsIaB, vapoF Cubs
no Julia. Para New York, v8poF smsFi.
CRno Jalia LukOnbACh. Para New York,
goIOtA americana I. w. DUm.
Para Ia costa.
NiDguna.
BWqus0 en- puerto dol e@terior.
PsFOio Colw0u psndisntp.
Caracas id
Spring Field desoaFgsndo
Thomas G. JunnGll il
OnGwAi id
May V. Neville id
LsttiO n. Hardy id
COstaseTOs e0FgGndO.
EncaFnaCi6u FajaFdo y HumaOao.
Frogreao Ysbuc0a.
AuTsliG psndi0nt0.
GbpsG8uB8 "a
Carmen, para Faisrdo.
OoEas6n Dc Maria do1CaEgando.
tOdRlto' para Viequ08.
Amelia Ia
EgpeEaDz8 id
BWqWes GnWmo5 7dO0.
VapOr ''PhiIadslphia" llogsr6 ol iusvoa.
Vapor coFE00 de loo EaERdos UnidoU.
sOldr6 mBflsna & las 3
VaPOF sgpanol BFaGiIeno. ssIdr6
do BRTOeloDa 81 9 do OetubFs CON doatino
6 CanaFisB. PueEtO Rico Cubs.
Vap0F Gspa1ol Miguel M. PinflIo1 sao
li6 do Barcelona d "a del CoERienfa con
deltino CanaRiaB, Puerto Rico Cubs.
GOleta americans HeFbagt Fuller. Sal.
dE6 de- New York para estO puerto al %
del C0FTienta. -
GOleta americans RspubIie. Empszar6
6 CaFgaE enNsW York para elsa isls d 28
dol CoFEi0nto.
Golsta americans AuguEts w. Snow.
8ali6 do Nav York sl 4 del CopRfente Al.
para eato puarto' :. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

a. LUPEZ OEPERO, San Jo16 Is.
Oomprs y venta dc muebleB en- general.
30 hEcsn pEeltsmos de dinero BObre prem.
daH do orc, plata y piedrRS pTocioIAl. So
CompTsn pF0ndaI antiguag , modernNS. Sc
OOmprR y vendo plata y orc doteriorSdo.
Constants exintencia de musblOB, & ipo
sCon6micol BARRAS DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

JULIAN SILVA San JustO Is. San
Jatan p. r. MueblsrfR On liquidation,
pr acioS sin compstsncia, psro al contado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
AdBanas de los Estados lDnIdos.
DISTRlTO De PUERTO RICO.
lmDOItaGlOlOS y GXBeTl0GIOROs do PuOFtO Rlto %
su GOmOrGIO COO DaIsss 0XtFDBgOTOS dGrG0.
to Ol mes dc SODlI0mbT0 Do 1908.

DuFAnts Ol msH de ssptiembro el movi.
miOnto do importation y expoEtaci6n do
PuoFtO Rico hs GidO 0l Bigui0nts, CON los
psissB y cGntidadOB que hs continuation
ua awnYpa09s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07
lALBN SIJ PESO BN 0RO.

COnseFVa Ell meeanismO EN- buen estadO,
~. Norman, Ont, Enero Is de 1890
W. H. CoMSToCK, MorrstoVn, N Y
Estimado Sr.-Sus PildOPas de RaiZ indiana del Dy
worse son para e ogansmo e mejor regulator que pueds
9sar Ia hulnandad. La vida como un reloi; frSR
decados son mecanismOs paroula insUicanfe de
an eueFpo extFano Sc adhere 10 peqaena de
Tuedas cual ell Observation-Disclosures soIamente una
pequena deeneia perceptibe; perO ejese abanonas
asa que cTeciendo la obstruction irTeguaridad va
mas ganda hasta que 10 que se pudO fdemene
al eezF coreITse nscesitaEa enonces trabaO
cudadO para areglaro. Asi la constitution huana
TIN pequenO desaTreglO abandOna cFece Sc aumena
mpereeptbleente al principle despues Fapdez hasa
POGO raDao Sc vueye casi fatal Para evtar esO aeon
seo todo e mundo que puriquen ORGANISING tOmands
las FaOFaS de Morse asi conseryaran ygOry Vitadad.
Il. +. HATwELL. =,
ER SalyA-GauNFt1ta del vRaierO.
Amaga@dus Pond, N. S., EnerO "a de 1880.
W. H. CoMSTOCK NOrrstOwn, N. Y
Muy Sr. mio:-POr muchos amos he sidO un aeerrimo
partdaFiO de Pd0Fas de RaZ Indiana del Dr. Morse
la conanza que para mi han hechO acreedOras pOr Ia
expeencia que he tendo opOrtunidad de sufr sObre s
vaOr merO. Mis- OcupaoiOnes tales que paso muchO
TEMPO fuera de mi casa cOnsderaria equi.
pale complete 81 egaran faltar las PildOFas del Dr.
Morse.
R, McINNIs.
I'm RFtfcuIO de meritO Sc vende bien.
BorGchOiT HarbOr, N s., Encro l3 de 1890,
W. II CGMSTOCK Morrstown, N. "
Aprpciarle Sr:-Esta eara es para csrtfcar oue sov
comerGante metecjnas de Patene incuyendo yarias
clases de Pilt'raS. Que vendO mas PildOfas de Raz
Indiana del Dr. Morse de todaS las unas. Su
\. I. T. NICHOLSON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

-sOMBRkROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OleganteI = 8 precioa Sumam0nto mo-
dicoG, Loo aCaba de PeCibiE r. TianditA do
Jonsfa EchsvGrrfa, 81 ladc - - ''+a'
miOnto. Vende tambi6n sfsctoa F0liRio
uoB. Oomprs snvOltuEAa de JRbon ~,
pon.-SRn Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

Sc NECESITAN empleadoO para foto-
grafia, con conocfmientOs en- el retOque de
negative pTacti a en- el taller. Para in.
fOrmes dirigiEse la FOtOgrstia art1stica!de
Luis FerreTas NIayaguez P. R. l5FVs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-07

ENTIRE lou cOmpradores dc rslojes
plR1ol On IL joYoriA de F. KshrhAhn Co
Ro rsgRlO un raloj "Walthsm" HsmRnal'
m0nt0. La Ultima semsna obtpvo uno ol
BoOio uefloF Rsfael BaFsa de San Juan.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-26

disgrace and his friends are staying
with him closely It relieved him
that he did not have to 90 to jail
and could give bond last night.
Full and careful investigation Of
the bw&s and checks in the Audi
tors Office and the Treasurer Of
fee will be taken up tomorrow morn
ing by NJ. II. Thatcher, State In
spector aad Examiner. Mr.. Thatch-
er was in Louisville today, but will
return here tomorrow and will begin
his work at once. Every check will
be examined and the investigation
will 90 back to the time when Gus
Coulter was Auditor, or ever since
Judge Booze has been IN the Audi.
tors office. Mr.. Thatcher will 90
into everything connected with office,
but it is not believed that any other
person will be connected with the
shortage.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-26
MARION. CRITTtNDtN COUNTY KENTUCKY 1908

years ago, and which pooled ITS crops
IN 1906 and 1907. There was u,
crop raised by members of the associa
ton in 1908, though a number Of
independents raised large crops in
Central Ken lucky under guard.
According to many who are in a
position to sknow the sale Of the
pooled crop marks the end of night
riding 10 Central and Eastern Ken.
lucky for the present at least, for it
Is believed with these crops oct of
the way all growers will raise tobac-
90 next year.
The sale has nothing to DO with
crops 10 the dark district or western
portion Of Kentucky aud Northern
Tennessee.
The couierecce between the tobacco
company and the growers organiza-
..p representative, was resumed to
day io the Louisville Hotel at two
clock in thc Afternoon The .o-
.a'led trust was rcprc-.utcd t} Il; *
Smith. b Is Walker John Middle.
,or sud Attorney a } Carroll
wli'e the members of the EScsutis.
Committee Of tn, Bu-iey Society
who were present included Mossrs.
Brown. Of Henry county, Shaukiu,
% Mason, Williams, Of Woodiord ;
NcMilliu. Of Greenupi Thomas. Of
Scott. and Stucey, Carroll
DIR. {. F Crecelius, OF Greennp
county. who while IN the General
Assembly introduced n pushed
through the measure legalizing the
tobacco pool, was also present to ad-
aiso with the growers
As the members of the Burley
Society executive board went into
conference. one of them said I'VE
arc going to sell that tobacco. -
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-26
NUMBER 26

"My actions are not prompted by
any desire whatever to see the associ-
alton crumble and fall nor by any
suggestions from any tobacco buying
or handling societies, dor by any
aspirations for position or Office, but
as an honest, abiding citizen.
My actions are prompted by desire
to see the principles and methods Of
the association improved to such an
extent that the tobacco growers viii
receive a square deal. Let us adopt
methods to meet the conditions aud
try to effect a cooperation and con-
solidation of other tobacco handling
societies, whereby forming one Of the
grandest unions that will ever be
recorded 10 the annals Of history;
and let Us not use methods that will
grind down the people who labor and
make this organization, while the
officials Of the organization roll 10
lugury and wealth, for we will not
stand for it. Awaiting an early
reply | am, respectfully yours.
HUGH LYON.
"Mcmber Of Executive Committee
of Lyon County Association. "
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-26
H. A. SIayden Released.
Cases Against Alleged
Night Riders Con
tinued.
GRAND JURY DISMISSED.

Tuesday afternoon soon after the
grand jury filed into the court room
and handed IN their indictments. the
court ordered Jailer Travis to release
Henry A. Slayden. who was arrested
some weeks ago aud bound over to
await the action of the grand jury,
charged with completely in the MUIR
der of James Sullenger. The grand
jury failed to indict him and we are
informed that they could not connect
him in any way with the crime Mr..
Slayden was seen after his release and
says he feels relieved Of great bur
den and is the happiest man IN the
county. His vindication Is thorough
and If there was any proof against
him twas not presented to the grand
jury We are told. Mr.. Slayden and
his wife also his son, Edward and his
wife are now residents Of Marion and
he says they will reside here perma-
nently.
The grand jury adjourned Tuesday
afternoon and were dismissed by
Judge Gordon. We are Informed
that there were only about a dozen
bills returned. The H. A. Slayden
case was the most important one
which came before the body and no
bill was found.
Marion presented quite business
like air last Thursday evening and
Friday morning when the defendants
in the cases of the commonwealth vs.
Herbert Coleman and others, also
commonwealth VS. Buddy Glass and
others charged with completely in the
Dycusburg and View raids in this
county last February, all arrived
from their homes in Caldwell, Lyon
and Trigg counties, and presented
themselves for trial As there were
about one hundred of them and al
most as many of their friends, bonds
men, sweethearts wives and attorneys
ne - p,city of all the hotels and
o.and'l., bon-ce wcr" taxed % their
g.. .,.-t "rrnN'y When tho ceses
... 'rt. ,hc G mmonwoa'th an
CO.,. .-l not re.dy in about eighty
Continued OH fifth page,)
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county pool has been bought up by
few men This, however Is not
known, but is merely report.
The tobacco that sold Yesterday
for IL cents aud 20t cents pound
sold formerly at six. seven, eight,
nine aud ten cents a pound.
The American Tobacco Company
pays cash for all the tobacco it buys.
BY closing the deal the American
Tobacco Company gave official recog-
milton to the organization of tobacco
growers, which, however. its officials
claim, it never denied. The Amer
lean people claim they were always
ready and willing to deal with the
growers.
The bulk of the $12, OGO. 600 will
90 into thirty-odd counties in Ken
tuoky.
The contract between the company
and the growers is already on ITS
way 70 New York to D.. approved by
President j Il. Duke. louisville
Times.
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BIG SALE OF DARK TO-
BACCO TO IMPERIAL

Clarksville, Tenn, Nov. 9.-Re-
liable information has been received
here that contract has been made
by the Dark Tobacco Growers Asso-
citation with the Imperial tobacco
buyers, by which the latter are to
take ten or twelve million pounds of
tobacco from the association. 1t is
learud further that this tobacco is to
be placed in hogheads, about 100
pounds TO the boghead, and delivered
to the warehouses from whence in
turn it will be delivered to the fac
tories. This deal means much to
GAINESVILLE as it will lead to the es-
adjustment Of several stemmeries
that will employ large number Of
workers. The deal has been pending
for several weeks.
1t is expected that the market will
open as soon as seasonable weather
permits. Tho farmers through this
method will be able to prize their
tobacco at home and thereby save
themselves that portion of the ex-
pense that accrues from the employ
ment of experience prizers.
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$500, 900 OUTAGE FEES.

1t developes that the chief 'onten-
ton before the conference of the
tobacco growers and the Ameri can
Company last night was as to
whether h American Tobacco
Company should pay SO cottage
fees" on every hogshead of tobacco
purchased by the company. one Of
the Iron clad articles IN the organi.
zation of the Burley Tobacco Society
is the Que requiring any purcaser of
pooled tobacco to pay to the society
g. in outage for every hogshesd of
tobacco bought.
The American Company did not
care to paY this and fought it to the
last ditch. LeBus and the growers
stood pat, and the company finally.
yielded. 1t will pay g. for every
hogshead in additioc to the money
to be paid for the tobacco, and this
will approximate $500, 900. This
money, so it is said, goes to pay
warehouse charges and maintaining
tho society.-Louisvillo Times.
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Louisville, KY, Nov, ~ The
big deal between the American To-
bacco Company and the Burley To-
bacco Society, for the 1906 and part
Of the 1907 crops of tobacco, which
has been hanging fire for several
weeks, closed here late today.
The price agreed on in the trans
action, which is the largest Of its
kind ever put through, is an average
of 2OI cents for the 1906 crops and
II cents per pound for the 1907 pro-
TIE deal involved nearly so, 900, =
900 pounds of tobacco held in pool
by the Burley Tobacco Society and
the outlay will be something like
fourteen million dollars on the Part
of the American Tobacco Company,
practically all of this money being
placed in circulation in Central Ken
lucky at once.
The tobocco sold includes the lar
ger part Of the Burley Growers As
ISOLATION, which was formed several