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Morris tribune., 1908-07-25

REVIEW Or LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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m at Rneu Mnn Esther oooleyg Glen Saturday and
Anderson Cottage 'A . " " inc sS'f
''' M Vee1 .D jackets , for the
the J. 3. Danlson store day atelenvood
children have returned leave tomorrow
cities this week at Lake Ripley
Stanley the embe Germany Order Order your
eenw00d enjoying an out any
~ Stewards, - it. binder costs $40 a.--, -
hmuha and Call Henry j. Geo
F1aherty cottage so :, -, N p is visiting his
s Muller hasbee very ed by Rev Torvick. ~
week. but is now somewhat Miss 1r Rrnha went 70 Mrs D. +,
Tuesday weeks
Brown returned Saturday appendicitis county.
Wells Herman Do pay
and Ms N nu h ed friends Thursday and went
ana MRS f. M now WIN nave
Richards synnes Henry Young of Benson spend City ns
Martha Griffith RETURNS todav Earl William
tb aH i%t with he Gynenburg of Mr. and
Mrs. Pike, at Minneapolis
d. A. n4 so no o WEEKS yood and Monday The
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visiting relatives here returned to
jackets. nand " " ~ N-11 Theodore Bru
Ladies' Jackets for fall just h 5s oonn
invited inspect them ~ se
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looking A. II
end who have been
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from near Hancock s 1r.
IN Tuesday,
ball Sunday between
HamGn nd Mis- F1e'
resulted in victory for Anewt eephc
by to
MT ngns .
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ing Morris City Mills 'osuh Dek" anu sou Jay DeSii
Minneapolis Monday night
Walter
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Morris tribune., 1908-07-25

Frank Miller returned this week
from his visit to his old home at Lux.
emburg, Germany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
BUD BROWN MAKES
ESCAPEFR0MP PEN
ONE or THREE BROTHERS SENT
FROM ALEXANDER COUNTY
FOR KILLING DEPUTY SHEER
lFF MILES COLEMAN.

Chester Herman Brown who was
sent 10 the penitentiary several years
ago from this county for being impii
Gated in the killing Ct Deputy Sherih
Miles Coleman, who had gone to Olive
Branch to arrest Brown and his two
brothers, IS reported to have escaped
from Chester penitcntiary last Friday
light with Horny CLARK, a prisone'
from Pike county.
The men are said TO have made
their escape by saving apart TWO SETS
of bars and climbing through an air
shaft They are supposed to haze
taken a skiff and TO have made their
way down the Mississippi river The
officials of the pententiary believe
that their friends assisted them 10
escape in giving them a change OF
clothing and money and that they are
far away from this section OF tie
country
Brown ana his brothers We're des,
oeradots although young and Of hand
some appearance, of dark aud swar.
thy complexion and piercing dark
eyes. ike the heroes OF Laura Jaua
Libby stories
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
.OIES AFTER A
USIFUL LIZ
rrcMks DAVIDSON. BROTHER OF
W. ~. DAVIDSON or CAIRO
PISSED AWAY At HIS HOME
% JOLIET

~H.r-a ua,i. 3D. lHthfr O. wi
fau 81 Davidson Of this city dird
at BIS hou. 3d. Joliet last WeluesIay.
T.e Ia,eIut formerly residel in
Cairo ami during his residence here
.. ra- an aftacIe 0f the Iosto1ieH.
The aaeaIcat BAD resided ia
Joliet for The past twenty-five years
arH was printer boz tai- having
t.ar connected vita the Joliet z
publican lar eighteen rears He gss
ra.I BIB tl1 respect Or the craft Do
IrIlt. adj the mechanical force uI
.t,r newspaper iu Joliet having
.rrsuIeI work for an hour during
bic flneral as % mark OF respect BIS
aff survives him. also bis brother
u ibis city and one ar villa Bilge
g sister, Sins o. g. Ollie of villa
Hidee end a brother. Clarence David
son 81 5oiief
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
AFTER THE GRIPPE
VINoL RESTORED THIS MANS
STRENGTH


Several years ago was attacked
ay severe case of grippe which lci.
uc with q hacking cough. soreness in
my chest. and bronchitis ! took near
iy every kind Of cough syrup sold on
be market besides medicine given
me by PHYSICIANS.
received no permanent relief Unit.
my druggist asked me to try Niuol
and after taking three bottles 7 vas
nurelv cured.
J believe Vinol 10 be the Creates
leasing ever offered TO the public. as
does what is claimed for &c." r. Z
Z Hicks. Maplesville Ala.
The reason Ninol cures chroni.
oughs. colds and pulmonary troubles
is because it contains tonic iron ana
IN the healing and body building ole
ments OF cod liver oil but no oil
Vinol is also unexcelloI a. .
strength builder for clJ people. dell
cate children weak and ran down
persons. and after sickness.
Vinol g. sold in Cairo by Paul .
Schuh a. Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

The Fortnightly Musical club met
Yesterday afternoon at Library hall
ana the members thoroughly en-
ioyed q very meritorious program
given by Mrs. William F. Smith,
Misses EFie ami Emma Lansden and
Bertha schlosser.
The program as published yester-
LAY i'm The Bulletin was given, the
1 instrumental work of Mrs. Smith
lana Miss Schlcsser being finished in
execution and admirably selected
Mrs Smiths work in Fantasia in c
minor by Mozart was perfectly given
I with Gne technique some especially
clever work being evident in the
smoothuess OF the consecutive thirds
and in the clear effect Of all chords
Miss Schlosser appeared at her
best in her three numbers, the
AIinuet by Delahaye being played
with graphic description in which
once almost could see the dancers
Of this stately measure.
Miss Effie Lansden's songs We're
genuine pleasure Her voice has
soulful. and resonance and her selec-
tions were beautiful things by Jen-
sen
Miss Emma Lansden impress ed
her hearers with the thought that
her voice is gaining in power and
range with the sweetness that has
always characterized IT, Her songs
were from the best compositions Of
modern song writer's and possessed
the added interest of rot having been
heard here before
Several guests were present in ad-
diton to the members TO enjoy this
delightful musicale.
At the business session on which
followed the resignation of Mrs sam.
uel Dodds was received and was
most reluctantly accepted
The club will meet Tuesday Fec.
l. when Mrs c. Fred Gallagher. Mrs.
~. l. Holt Misses nellie Hail and
Naudo Sutherland win give the pro.
gram
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
100 WERE PRESENT
Daughters Ct Rcbakah Have Box So
cisI at Stafford Hall-Fine Pro
gram and Feastine.

lima Lodge Daughters OF Rcbakah
bad a box social last night at Safor'
HaH and had a most delightful time
aaI very successful affair hun
lied CT more were present The pro
cram consisted Of an instrumental
SOLO by Mrs Weber: solo, Z Can MOI
Sing the Oh Songs Mrs Weldon;
reading -BanforTs Burglar Alarm.
tIiss Gibson. Instrumental solo. Miss
Carrie Parks The committee I'D
charge Of the affair were. Mesdames
Iauoue. WaldeI. Hoiheinz and John
son. and Messrs. Gibson. shumaker
and Huette
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
on rhsLr Medd-nn rour.

Hon and Mrs james H. Corcofaa.
of Rockford No. who have been 100
the city the guests of the latter's
brother Nr Frank Rush. of 22li
Washington avenue. manager Of the
B1chCr Packing company. have lett
ou tleT wedding tour Of southern
cities.
The Rockford Morning Star con.
tanned The following account OF their
We ding.
Miss Rose Gertrude Rush and Hon
James II. Corcorsn viii ba united 3D.
marriage at @ uIutial high mass o.
Soc solemnizei i1 ST. Mary's church
NJ O'Clock this morning with Father
McNal0n as ccltbraut
The early morning ceremony viT
be- witnessed bv 0uiy the imueI.ata
r-iaii.es the principals having E.lf
the date and time Of their marriage
q secret even from their closest
IIltrl- and when this anuoGuCeuaa.
Il real bv late holiday nsars. ST.
CcfelaH and DIS bride viii %.
speeding away ca their honeymoon
|tiI
Miss Josephine Rush sister or t.t
bride and Sir George kim uif e
T attendants The response rf tr.
+ ulUial mass win be- Sung o. Airs
/ rharies Weldon. sister 0f the groom
] The bride ail be attirei in Blue
tailored travelling gown with a Hie
ttsre hat Immediately after the csre
niorr the bridal rartr sill De- driven
to she train. where they VIII embari
Tn O.. ir honeymoon trip. the destira
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
ANNUAL SUPPER.

The Ladies of St Patricks church
viii give their annual supper m their
hail Wednesday evening, Dec. 2nd,
to which they extend a cordial inyi
tauon to all. supper will be served
from until O'Clock
Menu.
Chicken Roasted. Dressing With
Brown Sauce.
CranbeTies, Olives, Celery.
Rib Roast Of Beef. Mashed Potatoes
Cabbage Salad.
Boston Baked Beans, Cold Sliced Han.
Potato Salad. Pickles.
Brown and White Bread
Cake.
Coffee Tea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
nride.elect Surnrised.

Hiss Helen Dougherty, who IS to
become the bride OF Mr. Robert Foler
Tresday. Dee. Sth was the honore7
of surprise shower yesterday after.
aeon at her home, 2l0 Twentieth
street when the members OF the ".
e. T. L. assembled at her home and
presented her with a number OF din.
he room and kitchen utensils and q
handsome Morris chair
Miss Dougherty is the youngest
member of the W c T. T. having
Joined the organization when only
ten years Of age. She has always
given Of her Musical and other talent
for the benefit Of the Union and the
members took this method Of eX-
pressing their appreciation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
ELOPEO IN AN
AUTOMOBILE
LOUIS PuPKlN, HEAD OF THE
pUPKIN DRY GOODS COM
PANY or CAIRO, WISHED TO
AVOID BIG WEDDING.

,,. ~.
LOUIS F"PN'" - WY "i'"'' l'
Goods Company of this city, was the
Heading man in dramatic elopement
at q mis- last week
r. ,u aa ,n.,,,.,,an ae,..
''e 'e'''''7 - ~
are given as toIIo"S IN 'Ae st. Lou T
kepopi'e.
Youthful enthusiasm ana Il alSiIN
for delay prompted ihe eAe''ii'S
elopement an aHtomooHe erase "
nasty wedding ana rather Nta'"
| nncooIed' Wheh' as to'h IN Inc t'
pubic, Anna Soiiz' dauen'eF 81 MOI
ris Soltz OF NO. 42lo West Ben FlaoF
ian away and married LOUIS PupNih
@ millionaire from GoIaheld NeN.
Friday the young couple departed
Tor the south yesterday
Mr. Sollzs objections were comm
FED to what he called the prematnri'A
Of the wedding aud desire TO nave
tine ceremony az lRe OoIuho'ai 1'V'.
The marriage was scheduled TO take
place January g, and was 70 be on
LOT the Jewish social events OF u"
season. Miss Soitz, "ho Is IN
youngest daughter was Wiling
enough for the big wedding nut NOT
$50 with Pupbin' whose me III thN
far west had bred IN MN diSllh
for pomp
Thursday night the lovers met on
friends IN the MINES LoulS y. am
Jerome l. oman \ ooN party io'
lowed at the Century. MISS SON
accompanied me Oians ana the trl1
were met by Mr.. Faphlh' "ho' lev
hours before registered ny me 9o"ta
ern Hoiel- me young peopie sal 20
gether and dheH Iet' the sho" asle'
mined 10 marry lh;hie'lale'S' n'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
Matrons Club.

The Matrons' club met YESTERDAY
afternoon with Mrs. Oliver T. Hnrd
be hostess at the residence Of Mrs
J. w. Weneer in Park Place west
Mrs. ". +. Vanderburgh of Mars
ton. Mo, and Miss MeNeal OF Den
yer Colo. We're guests Of the club.
AT O'Clock refreshments Of Mes
selroda pudding, cake bon hons
salted almonds and coffee We're
serN ed.
Owing to the Christmas shop and
other matters the club will not meet
again until the HOLIDAYS or after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Mrs Edward o.. Pink OF Love.
Walnut street BIAS returned fum O.
visit iH Orlando. FLA. having accom-
panied ST. Charles Pink AND sister
Miss Annie Garerics thare. Mr fiut
al NiIas Garr.et ara ICui0IeI H
Ca pleasant winter home il -te city OH.
Orlando. fte'r home being ureuHHe.
tg three acres ot ground With uant
fine .rsss ir- Pink REPORTS fiar fh
temperate or T.alf-a'tlHE Ulr I'd
OBJ 5- Has - degrees and erat OIL.
r...-- l.I. summer C.s-LiuE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
Mule Kicked Him.

Henry Reynolds, son OF John Rey-
nolds fell from wagon yesterday
afternoon at Washington avenue and
Twenty-ffth street and a nrla kicked
him in the head and shoulder, cutting
him over the eye and badly bruIsins
his shoulder He was painfully but
nut seriously hurt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
Hit 81 Street Car.

Tom McCander, a white man was
struck by an electric car white
crossing Sycamore street last even
ing and a cash was cut in his heal.
The man was intoxicated He was
put On the car and was taken to have
his wound dressed. His injury was
not thought to be serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

F 4 Thomas Ieaa'a- ta= H-
o,.rrI -rfllg cf Erst qualify SOLID
Er'. and rolled plate i.ueIrF cf a-'
Binds Also watches sterling silver
t0FfIrfaz. frc. ar -re lowest prices
ali suitable .1r Christmas presents.
so - E.elrh street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Mr.. Morris Rich of the Rich Cor
struction Company says that if the
party who took an oyercoat from the
office of his company, will return the
same the company Will get him one
that will fl him better.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Edward J. Nut. of Dallas. Tgs. was
the guest of his sisteriniaw. Miss
Camilla Halliday yesterday Mr. NV
formerly resided iu this city Re is
uow "a member of fhe j. belgrade
Manufacturing COMPANY packers of
Irm food products. which U.s. % sue
s.--fu enterprise at Dallas 80
Nui mas been away ou business trD
fer fhe company and Isf Ia.f asogin-
Tor DIS home iu Dallas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
ELECTED OFFICERS
Banner carD W. o. W Have lnte-
est.na 'ng-Nes Members
Refreshments

Banner Camp 100. Woolmen Of tn
Commander. John 4 Miller. Adviser
Lieutenant. 81. g. Crowell, Banker j
~ Norris. Clerk J H. Ezell; Eseor-
Marlin n1ica. Maiehmaa, = "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
Choir RehearSaIs.

Miss Hall director Of the choir Of
tn. Church OF The Redeemer, an
lounces that the boy choir will meet
his evening as usual and the fuH
,hoir Will meet Friday cHenin IS
hronghont this month
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

You can easily prove what kodoI
does Yuu viii know I'D &C. stops in
digestion. Try it on various foods.
-el if it is O. perfect digester Yen
can GET 90 under guarantee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

:

, ton Of which they did not con1do to
their relatives.
The bride Of this Thanksgiving
mating is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Nrs Edward Rusa llao AndleVs
lstcct SHE Is a young woman OF
imrch personal charm h,iug Of the
buuette tyte, tall and stately
Hon James II, Corcoran needs no
Introduction, Rockford being his ma
1.-Two city ana the field Of his en-
dealers Ey his own encrts and
strict attention to duty. he has risen
to q position Of trust as general man,
agcr of the Home Telephone com
pGny Ills popularity throughout the
/ city and county was attested at the
general election November when
! he was reelected minority represent
tatiye from the Tenth senatorial dis
trict by a splendid vote Mr. Cor
ccran as citizen aud lawmaker has
always stood for that which is best
aud en- the occasion Of his marriage
those who have come to know and
recognize him for his true worth viii
hasten to wish him and his bride
true success and happiness Id their
married life Mr. Corcoran IS a son
.of Mrs Elizabeth Corcoran, 1920
Crosby street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
"Wednesday Card Club.

Tho "Wednesday Card club will
meet this afternoon az the home Of
Mis- Egbeu G. Kerth l707 Washing
ten aEcnue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
The Best Cough Cure

a half rr1ct 20 Virgin uu nr Pine. two
uuuces 81 tslTeefiue and a halfrlnt ~ u-hfs-T
mixed VII cure ans eanah that O. rlrat.I
and ureak cfIIl ln = haurs- TAKE rHa-
spoonful EEFrF four hnar@ Asa rnrr Drag
Eist for TIRE genuine Isrfh-s Virgin fsll - rine
c0f1r lrua E.slre. PREPARED and z-tarnnfefs1 ~
flt iltzca Gnerlical Ca. Cincinnati. %
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
DR.. woELFLE

Win move his oHlee 10 1927 Com
uarCiaI avenue December ]. 1905
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING WITH AL MODERN ~
PRovEwENTs LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FoR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. p
STUART g SON. NO. so7 WASH
fweTos AVENUE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

INSTRUCTION GIVEN on VOL
~. MISS SUTHERLAND, 2sos ELN
SHEET.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
= q - NATURES CURE
-. -. -. FOR RHEUMATISM

which produce
the blood This weakening and souring of the crcu
noutishing body
acid in the muscles joints and bones produce the pain aud
trouble
diseased blood remaining vitality
for rheumatism is S. remedy for this disease
and bs OF the forest and fields s. s. down into the blood and
circulation and those who suffering
with mineral medicines that
medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. C!.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

CCran rs plilHGN ana l0WlOdktE mas
always stood for that which is best
aud en- the occasion Of his marriage
/ recognize him for his true worth WI.
hasten % "ish alm ana ms Dfile
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Walter Preetorius who has been
here visiting his parents has accepted
q position as traffic manager for the
Three States Hay and Grain Com
uany he has been in Chicago for sew.
erai years past
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Louis Woodbridge has resigned his
position at the Halliday News Stand
and has been reinstated IN his form
er position az the Mobile and Ohio
freight office His many friends are
glad 90 see him back
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
FAILED.

All efforts have failed to fluid a
better remedy for coughs, colds and
lung troubles than Foley's Honey
aud Tar. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious re-
rious results from cold. j. n.
Last winter / had bad cold on NV
lungs and tried at least half a dozen
advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians
without getting any benefit. A
friend recommended FOley's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds of bottle
cured me. consider it the greatest
cough and lung medicine in the
world. Jno. X. Taylor.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS.

The seventeen departments have
been placed under the management of
the various members Of the State
Board of Agriculture, as follows: M.
G. Rankin. Frankfort. Poultry and
Pigeons. Horticulture, and Plants and
Flowers; NJ. A. ScoVell, Lexington,
Dairy Cattle, Sheep and Goats, and
Collie Dogs; G. N. McGrew, Bayou,
Woman's Department, Farm Imple-
ments and Machinery; w. r. Moor
man. jr.. Glendeane, Beef Cattle:
Guthrie M. Wilson, Bardstown, Horses,
Mules and Jack Stock, and Speed De
partment; Caldwell Norton, Louisville,
Swine; Desha Breckenridge, Lexing-
ton. Education; William Adams, Gym
thiana, Vegetables and Melons. Field
Seed and Grain. and Tobacco: John C.
G. Mayo. Paintsville. Minerals and For
estry.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30

spsclsl Prlrss - superlntendents q.
DEPARTMENTS

The very hendsome sum Of S25. 900.
supplemented by special prizes amount
ing to $1,000 will be offered in premi-
ums at the sixth annual Kentucky
State Fair to be held on its new
grounds and 10 It's new home the week
OF Sept. IL TO 1s inclusive. In nearly
every department the prize money has
been materially increased over past
years, and as a consequence the most
attractive and liberal classification
ever presented by a fair south OF the
Ohio river is offered to prospective
exhibitors. In the horse department
the prizes are 30 per cent greater and
in the mule and jack departments %
per cent in excess of last years list.
and still more liberal increase In the
poultry and woman's departments.
Among the special prizes listed are
two handsome trophies presented by
the Louisville Automobile Clubs. one
for the best American carriage animal
to be judged by the standard OF class
lfication provided by the United States
Department of Agriculture governing
the exhibit Of carriage horses at the
various State Fairs and Expeditions
Of the country, and one for the best
pair of mules owned by a Kentucky
exhibitor The latter In addition to its
value and attractiveness is something
In the way of a novelty, in that It is
offered by an automobile organization
for ~ 60,
be its strongest competitor in trade
other specials are the Highland Home
Cup, valued at 800. offered by Gay
Bros, of Pisgah, KY. for the best and
finest saddle-bred foal Of 1908; the
Montgomery Chief Special. offered by
Ball Bros, Versailles, KY. for the fin
est and best stallion, mare or gelding,
any age. by Montgomery Chief; tro-
ply offered by the American Saddle
Horse Breeders association for the
best registered stallion or mare not
over three years of age and TO be
shown in hand; cup by Powhatan
Stock Farm for the finest stallion,
mare or gelding; a $50 cup by Smyser
Bros. OF Lyndon, KY, for roadster
championship. and a trophy by John
M. Sharp of Louisville for the light
harness championship; the Dr. Nc
Chord cup given by W.sP Hayes Of
Bloomfield. KY, for senior herd OF jack
stock. and American Jack Breeders
Association Special for junior herd OF
jack stock; the lump sum of $500. do
mated by the American Shorthorn Cat
tie Breeders Association for prizes for
Shorthorn cattle, and a like amount
by the American Hereford Association
for prizes for the Hereford breed 3125
offered by the Louisville Tobacco
Warehouse Company for special prizes
for tobacco; and grand silver loving
cup presented by the American Berk.
shire Swine Association for the best
young herd Of Berkshires exhibited by
a Kentucky breeder; and numerous
specials for farm products offered by
the Hon. M. C. Rankin, state Commits
sioner of Agriculture.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
TRIGG COUNTY FARMER
ARRESTED AT HOPKINsvILLE
ThOs. A. Thomas Charged With COnfed.
Grating to Destroy Property.

Hopkinsville, KY, July 25.-
Thomas A. Thomas, a prominent
land owner of Trigg county,
came N from his farm last night
TO make the bond of Gano War
der, whoIs in jail in nefault of
bonds in two cases of. night rid
ing, and was met at the depot by
Sheriff John M. Renshaw, who
arrested him on a charge of con-
federating to destroy property.
The arrest created a sensation.
Thomas, after some delay, exc
cute 1 a. temporary bond of 81 SOC
and will make another bond to,
day. He lives near this city.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30

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