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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
FRIDAY FACTS.


E. II. Luikart was in the city Fri
day.
w. P. Logan is in Wynot on bust
ness.
U. ]. Boehnke went to Omaha Fri
day noon.
Lloyd Klentz went to Sioux Falls,
S. d., Thursday.
Miss Stella Weatherholt went to
Hoskins Thursday.
f. e. Davenport went to Stanton
Thursday evening.
C. e. Doughty went to Lincoln at
noon to take charge of his company's
exhibit at the state fair.
Mrs. L. A. Sims has returned to her
position with Mrs. e. A. Waddell's mil
linery store after months absence
spent in Kansas City, Omaha and St.
Joseph. Mo.
The Wayne term of district court
opened Monday. The. jury will not be
called until week later.
Mrs. Gus Pohlman of Stanton was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Kirby of Meadow Grove
was in the city Thursday.
Mrs Tom Mayhem and daughter
went to Lynch Friday noon.
Mrs. James II. Dayey went to
Creighton Thursday morning
Mrs. Herman Wichman and daugh-
ter of Pierce were in the city Thurs
day.
Miss Domnisse and Miss Reb-
hansen of Humphrey were in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. C. Rasley left at noon for
Cedar Rapids, Ia, to visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. f. j. Young, who has been Wis
iting at the home of II. A. Vail, re-
turned to Pilger at noon.
o. p. Shoff of Missouri Valley, a
former proprietor of the Oxnard hotel,
is in the city on business.
Miss Louis Brandt of Mankato,
Mimi, was the guest of Mrs. w. L.
Lehman Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank G. Salter and children
left at noon for Battle Creek, Mich,
to visit friends at her old home.
Edgar Howard of Columbus, who is
contesting with Senator Latta for the
congressional nomination, was in Nor
folk over night,
Mrs. Z. C. Jones and children, who
have been visiting at the home of c,
F.. King, returned Friday noon to
Chicago.
Misses Ehie and Lulu Cronk re
turned at noon from Plainview, where
they have been attending teachers
institute.
The Columbian orchestra, comprised
of A. c. Vradenburg, NJ. V. Avery, Joe
Bluhacek, and C. L. Rouse, left Fri
day noon to furnish music for the
Neigh dances.
Mrs. Frank Schulz, Mrs. Arthur
Schulz. Mrs. Ernest Peters, Mrs
Ferdinand Scheer and Mrs. Henry
Meyer of Pierce are visiting Mrs
Ferdinand Schulz.
Misses Odelia and Amelia Neiburg
and their brother, f. Neiburg, all OF
whom have been the guests OF Miss
Mabel Rouse for several days, re
turned to West Point Friday noon.
Mrs. Brueggeman and daughter
Miss Elsie, went to Wisner Thursda!
noon.
II. II. Hull of Ainsworth was in the
the city Thursday.
Miss Gretchen Schwartz returned
from Omaha last evening.
Mrs. II. S. Overocker returned from
Wayne Wednesday evening.
c. II. Groesbeck went to Neigh a
noon TO act as Judge at the races.
Mrs. George NJ. Dudley and chill
dren returned from Utica last even
ing.
Miss Mildred LANCER of West Poin
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
Valentine Wins a Game.

Valentine, Neb., Aug. 2S.-Special
to The News: Before large crowd
Valentine trimmed the Denison Qa)
ball team, allowing them but one run,
the score being to l. Batteries:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
8ANKRUPTS ARE
UNDER ARREST
BROKTON FIRM. WHICH RE
CHARGED WiTH CHEATING.

The case Of spiyy & NIcGoyem, a
firm of BroXton which recently
filed petition in bankruptcy, is
attracting considerable attention just
at present, owing TO he arrest Fri
day OF both OF the members of the
firm who are held ON the charge OF
cheating and swindlng. The follow
ing story from the Atlanta Journal
of Yesterday relative to the case. VIII
be Of interest
What is said to be a practice that
wholesale deale s throughout Georgia
need part cularly at present, TO be
warned against is charged to M. Spi-
ycy and 7. J. McGovern, retail mer-
chants OF Broxton who were arrested
and brought before Justice Of the
Peace Kingsberry Fiday morning
charged by NJ c. K.scr Company OF
Atlanta. with cheating and swindlins
The two men we're bound over by
Judge Kingsberry TO the city ceimi-
nal court Of Atlanta under a bond Of
$1,000 each
According 70 their prosecutors Spi-
yey ana MeGoyern, filed with the N.
c. E.ser Con:pany last August
written statement as to their assets
and liabilities. on the strength of
which thoy secured credit to the
amount Of 500 When the bin fell
due and the company sent to Brox-
ton to collect IT, their agent found,
it Is alleged, that the real estate
which Spiyey & McGovern had
claimed to own had been transferred
some tine befoe they had mad
their written statement. It was also
discovered, according to the charges,
that Spiyey & McGoyern owed twice
as much as they had represented
On these ak cations warrant for
The arrest Of both members Of the.
Proyton firm was sworn out before
Justice EIngzber-g lagt Monday, and
On Friday Omcer fitzpatrick reached
Atlanta with his prisoners.
Il is said tllat the practice Of mis-
representing thet- assets and Eabli-
tics is growing common among a
certain class OF merchants, anG for
that reason tic Kisar Company in
teads ID prosecute the case in the
interests of the.r own and other poo
PIES business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
COUNT BoNI De cAsTELLANE
IS BEING SUED FOR JUST
TWENTY CENTS.
CASE SOON TO COME UP
People in High Circles in the Gay
French Capital, Are Awaiting
the Tr'al With Suppressed
Merriment.

Paris Jan. 12-All Paris is await
ing with suppressed morrlment the
outcome Of the suit brought by Prin.,e
Hehe de sagan against Count Boqi
de Castolone his cousin. in which
he seeks to recover one frame. or 20
cents, as damages because cf the
alleged unployoked assault com.
mitted by l}oni on the Prince. Ile
action is SCI for hearing on TuesJay
next, and viii undoubtedly attract
hundreds Of The nobility and s0ca,
elect Of France TO The courtr,1ln.
While the principals assert TIM. tae
quarrel ose a purely personal mat
ter popular rumof has IL tAa. ,3ont
aud his cousin fought 90 Nine.
Gould the divorced wife oi The lat-
ter It is an open secret that Count
Boni IS seeking to regain the effec
tons and incidentally the fortune of
his former wife. In his endeavor he
had a rival in Prince de Sagan. the
dissolute cousin Of the Count, who is
so notoriously immoral that he has
become tench i'll the nostrils Of
even Partisan society. Several times
Be Sagan has been reported engaged
to Nine Gould While these minors
have been denied. it is certain that
the Prince has appeared very degot
ed to Nine. Gould, and that the NJ
fection he has openly displayed Tor
the fair Anna ia apparently rec pro
Gated.
The physical encounter between
Count Boni and Prince Hole occur
red in the Church Of St Pierre de-
challot Struck and pummeled hy
Count Boni and his brother Count
Joan de Castellane Prince de Sagan.
with the blood streaming from sew
cral cuts n his face. ran from the
church into the street. where he was
pursued By the de Castellanes until
the gendarems interfered to save
Prince Helie from further punish
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
TO HAVE BIG SALE
Kase Slater 70 Ma<e Room for
scr sarial aaoek.

Kase Slater 70 MaE<e Room fer
Rer sPria1 stcok.
af.s Kate Slater the wcll known
ioucesser street millpsr announce
III She viii beginning tomorrov
angurate a hat sale, Offering 10 the
uhro every hat IN her Well stocked
toe at a greatly rednced price
Miss Slater is 10 hold this sale for
Ae purpose Of making room for her
spring and winter hats. whca WE
aortly begin 10 ar.ive She has an
unusually laEaa line of Nbeautifui
nter hats which she viii offer at
greatly reduced price In fact a
sneral educton has been mada on
very hat ia her store and ladies
xho are in need Of anything in her
inc viii save money by calling and
aspectlna her stock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
COUNCIL AELD SPECIAL SES-
{ 8sloN TO ACT ON MEAD
ER'S RESIGNATION.
TO EMPLOY SPECIAL COUNSEL
Mir. Reader Sent in 1's Resignation
Bsuse Council Deferred Action
en the Matter Thursday
M Night

The city council held special
meeting yestei day morning to take
aetiou on the resignation OF city
Attorney 4. d Meader which became
effective at . O'Clock yesterday mora
ing.
VITA lae exception Of Alder
man @. ILL., Taylor, the full board was
pTesenr
The mayor stated the object OF the
Aeeths' the clerk then read to coun-
ell me reslsnat,on in question
ColneA WAS divided ON the ques-
Don OF whether or not successor
20 Mr Maader should be elected at
'''s time or net and motion to
oelsr aotion prevailed
lhe mayor thought action Of some
Niha ought TO be had as the city was
"-lAoH legal representation and
n'aay special matters needed the at,
'ehlloa Of c3jy attorney.
2 motion to recon5. der was car
iltd' When Col Frank H. Harris, The
wen known local attorney was elec
tea the clerk being authorized to
cN5l 'he ei''lre vote Of council TO.
''41 gentlemen
liie Qufstlon q the employment OF
~oQ ''onai eouncI to aid the city at
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
BANKER MUST 60
TO PENITENTIARY
PRESIDENT OF DEFUNCT cHlCA-
GO BANK CONVICTED
YESTERDAY.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-John r. #alan,
president Of the defunct Chicayo Na-
tiona' Bank, was today found ci ty
on fifty four counts OF misapprqpria-
ting the funds Of that institution
The jury reached an agreement
shortly after 3 O'Clock This momia4.
but the verdict was not announced
until court reconvened. The peuait2
under law for the crime is imp'ison
mont for not less than five j fus
lt does not pc nit Il substitution ol
fine for the prison term
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
ST. MARKS CHJ'2C9.

Holy communion, ?.30 am. ihe
brotherhood Brother Of ST. Andrew
win make this co.por2te communion
OF ihis acrice.
Morning prayer and sermon al III
AM Special Sunday acllool service
al pm. Singing led by entire choir.
Service for men only at 1890 pm.
This service viii not be that Of the
Prayer Book. but will consists OF
hymns and sermon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
A. s. G A. CHARTERED SPECIAL
TRAM FOR FUNERAL OF
AUDITOR SWAIN.
AND PAID $500 FOR Il


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resolutions from she employees OF
. his railroad. tbanline HIM for snoo.
ial train fu,nia1ed bv that eompeuy
"a sttend tho funeral or Auditor w
Swain NJ Nafrenton Ca onlast
Sunday
Ths special train was Oh rated
over the Georgia railroad and was
not simply an act OF th.s company
in furnishing one of lis own trains.
but was tho securemont Of il special
train over another road.
Mr. ArkwIight. instead Of ask ne
or accepting an interchange Of oour-
tcsios with tN8 road, ordaed a spec
ial train and pad for it at the reeu.
lar PASSENGER rates the total footing
up something like $500.
The resolutions ignad by T.. l.,
Green J ID Stewart, Owen Phelan,
H. ~ MiIam q. II FJil, II d..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
Eos Ashes Cause Elras.

Macon, Ga. Jan 17.--No less than
q half dozen fires in Macon this week
have been caused by thoughtlessness
of people in placing hot ashes IN box
es In Their cellars, Yesterday two
runs we're made by the department
to answer just such calls ana moth
Ing more than few buckets Of wat
er were needed TO eXtinguish the
bla&es.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
PICKED up CREW or MAIDEN.
Well Known Trader at This Port
Wrecked AZ Sea.

A telegram sent cut f,om Dar.en
yesterday, says:
The steamship Kirngood arrived
today with Captain c. W Bates and
wife and six men Of the schooner
Maiden Of Boston, Mass The
schooner was abandoned 320 miles to
the eastward Of Jackpnyiila bar,
latitude 1920 north longitude 1854
west. at ? o'clock p M January Il.
The CAPTAIN his wife aud six men
were picked up by the steamer ltirn-
wood Of Nliddlcsboro, England, from
Alsers TO Sapelo Georgia
Tae cpma.n and crew were in the
small boat for thi.teen hours
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
A. PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Ed BrocEinton Injured Friday by A..
6 O. &. Engine.

I'D Brocington, an employee Of the
A. D. & A.. railroad, was quite pain
tullg injured Friday morning, while
at work on one Of the company's
shifting engines in the city
in some way Mr. Brockton got
bis foot caught under the wheels,
and tho flesh was torn from his heel
inflcting painful wound. The ply
sioians hope the foot can be saved
lllt an ampula,iYn may BE necessary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
GuCRRY NOMINATED
FOR MAYOR or ROME.

Rome. Ca, jan ls.- For mayor
Judge n. .. Cuerry and fri alden.
manic ticEat was nominated at a.
mass meeting last night The phi.
mary viii be acld February IS.
THOMPSON Hles wthdr.as from ths :
mayor9lity race
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-19
AGREED 70 PASSENGER aArzs

Raleigh, N. G., ian 1s.- states
ments here tonight are that the Atg
lantic Coast Line has finally coM
sented to agree to all the terms s.
the Rilroad rate agreement sugges|
ted BY Governor Glenn. be6 OF
traste and interstate M er 4
fic, and viii not xes.ss
the state to make rat
DE last road holdir
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28

It is very important and Tn fact is is absolutely necessary to health that we give relief to the stomach promptly at the first signs of trOuble-which are bel ching of gas, nausea, sour stom- ache. headache, durability and nervousness. These are warn ings that the stomach has been mistreated; it is doing to much work and is demanding help from you. Take something once in a while; especially after meals something like KODOL For Dyspepsia and Indigestion. It will enable your stomach to do it's work properly.
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store. c. Hess, Jr., Prop.
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA ! ,,
 COUNTY OF NAVAJO

A. F. McAser exofcio clerk of the Supervisors and for the County Navajo Territory of Azona hereby certify that the above and foregoing Annual Statements fu and shown the Board and the Abstract of the Clerk thereof In Witness Whereof have hereuno hand affixed the said county this 2Oth day of January 1908 SEAL A. F. MCALLISTER,
 Clerk of the Respectfully submitted
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28
GENERAL SUMMARY

GENERAl SUMMARY
 Showing sand cember 31 1907 and the balance Receipts
 Total taxes 1907 --~-------~~--------- $51 667 20 . Back interest Back fees clerk of the board 20 Back fees collector School (poll 2,2S9 Gambling licenses .--.---. 50 Miscellaneous licenses 1 Fines andfOrfeures POT Recorders County schools Interest on bank deposits Unclaimed Sale of hides -------~--- 31 Refunds Teachers institute Territorial school fund 1892 Rent of school property y----------.-------- Forest rental school Taxes bonds, 1898 54-S6633S 99
 Disbursements Expense fund o 31, $13,1S2 Salary fund Dec 3, 1907 ,669 . School fund Dec Road fund O Interest school bonds district l. Territorial apportionment of taxes------ Refund on Teachers institute fund ; Clerks fees and collection back Collectors collection back ? n territorial md Interest courthouse jail bonds OO-$14 TOT r Total disbursements S5S552 34 Total receipts 1907 6633S Cash hand January 1907 !, Total 1907 ,--~-------------- $1264S9 Total disbursements 19O7 5S552 Balance hand December 31, 1907 67937 27
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28

Showing and disbursements the year ending cember 31 1907 and the balance
 iptS
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28

That total levy of $330 each $1O0 of asessabe vaua property within this And additional each $1OO of assessbe valuation of property within limits School District school issued by said district.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
HOPEWELL.

Oct. 12.-Miss Carrie RUSSELL and
Miss Willie Brown visited Miss Snula
Robertson Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Rhoda ard Maggie Williams
spent Sunday with their cousin, Miss
Pearl Davenport.
Mr.. Fran Davenport was time guest
of Mr.. Layton Williams Sunday.
Mrs. - Allen and Mrs. Sallie AL
len of Smallnous visited Mrs. Linda
Cummins last week.
Mrs. Saran Hunley is no better a;
Ii writing.
Jr. and Mrs. Jesse Fulkerson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Nancy Russell.
NJ. E. R. Williams spent Sunday
wiih Mr.. Tom Tillord.
Mrs. f. r. Graves is very sick.
Miss Lizzie VIII iams spent a few
days in Rockport last week.
Mrs. Gennie Blades of Rockport,
visited Mrs. Nancy Russell Sunday.
FIR. and Mrs. Press Smith. of Liver
more, visited mis- sister, Mrs. Taylor
Williams a few days this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
The Bait Tree.

"A bait tree" said the botanist
beats worms out of all hollow"
Whacking tire. queer looking tree
with mis- stick. ne continued:
1T is called in Mexico lis habitat,
the palo de leone. The Mexicans prize
it highly. With its help a good mess
of fish can always be secured.
"The Mexican angler instead of dig
ging laboriously in the ground for bait
simply fills a bag with leaves from
the bait tree, and these leaves he
throws upon the water. The effect is
to paralyze Inc fish. They float inert
on the surface and are gathered up
by hand.
Sometime ignorant Mexicans chop
down the bait tree and use it for
fuel. A dangerous proceeding. The
fumes from the burning wood render
unconscious all VINO inhale them"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
Smith-Bennett

One of the most beautiful
weddings which mas occurred in HART
ford, III long while took place at
the Baptist church last evening at s
O'Clock, when Mr.. Arvall w. Bennett
of Jackson Miss, led 10 tie alter Miss
Mary Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas jefferson Smith of this place.
Inc bride was attired in a beautiful
white silk and carried white roses.
Miss Willie Smith, sister Of the bride
was tne maid or honor, and carried
yellow roses. The brides maids were
Misses Nancy Smith, of FoTdsville,
Dena Woodward, Of Beaver Dam, and
Ella Norris, Whitesville, each carried
We low Chrysantnemums. TIE follow
ing gentlemen acted as bes; men for
brother of the groom, " J. Buster o.
the groom; Messrs George w. Ben
metz, brother of the groom, n. j. BUS
ter of Harrodsburg. KY, DR. ]. n.
Ferguson, Hopkinsville and j. F. Hen
derson of Nashville. Tenn. the
groom and his attendants were all at
tired in tie regulation evening dress.
Miss Maggie Nall presided at the Or
gan, and was ACCOMPANIED by Ernest
Fields with his violin. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. N. F. Jones, pas
tor of the Baptist church in a most in
pressive manner. The church was beau
tifully decorated and furnished with
an arch under which the happy couple
stood while the ceremony was be-
ing performed. The following acted
as ushers; DR.. Z. w. Ford, Will Fair
Thad Barnard and DR.. ]. r. Pirtle.
After the ceremony an, elegant lun-
cheon was served at the home of the
bride, the newly wedding couple leav-
ing for the future home in Jackson
Miss. on the 1890 train from Beaver
Dam.
Mr.. Bennett is a former Ohio count,
by and has splendid position as man
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16

been visiting her uncle, Mr.. H. II.
Davis, of this place.
Miss Ella McKenney, of Beaver Dam
is visiting her uncle Mr.. F. McKenney
of this place.
u. S. Whalin, is in Arkansas on
business trip
Mrs. w. T. Tilford and daughter Sum
shine, were visiting friends at Nell
son the first of this week.
L. Phipps and wife went to Hart
ford Tuesday on business.
DR.. J. T. Baker, was called 10 Har-
dinsburg this week
James Baker is ON the sick list
Claud Chapman and Worth Rowe
have their new homes nearly COM
pleted.
Our coal man, p. o. McKenney. of
OHIO, is here looking after mis- coal.
Our lady friends have organized an
Eastern Star Chapter here.
While Earl and Leo. Bishop were
painting on the Baptist church last
Monday, the scaffold gave way. and
as the boys did not have time to ar
range their flying machines they went
like Wards ducks. Both BOYS were
badly Jolted, but no bones broken:
Davis had to take mis- bed a few days
ana doctor mis- sprains and bruises
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
FOR MAGISTRATE.

We are authorized 10 announce John
NJ. Graham, a candidate for Magistrate
in the third Magisterial district OF
Ohio County. subject TO the Republi-
can Primary election. December .
1908.
We are auti orized tol announcL
Mack Cook, Of Arnold, as a candidate
FOR the office of Magistrate an the
Cromwell Magislerial District, subjact
70 the Republican primary lection
December 5, 1908.
We are authorized 10 announce j.
Carl Jackson Of Ceutcruwn as "a cam
didate for Magistrate in the Center
town Ahgsteral district. subject To
the Republican primary election. De-
cember 5, 1905.
We are authorized 10 announce L.
p. Royal SIS candidate for the Office
of Magistrate in the Fordsvillo' Mag
lsteria. district, subject 10 the Re
publican primary cleo ion, December .,
1908.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16

Tt National Union Of Jne American
Society Of Equity, net in milwaukee
a. IL o'clock a. IN, Tuesday Oct, g.,
and was called 20 order by the nation
al president, c. NJ. Barnett, who af.er
invocation by Rev. Burroughs del.v-
cred his annual address.
Upon discovery that it would be
| illegal 20 mold the regular annual ses-
sion outside of Indiana, me delegates
resolved themselves into conference
and proceeded to transact all the bust
ness of the National Union, referring
their work 10 the regular National
| Union wnich meets at Indianapolis,
the first Monday in Dec. the meet
| ing was wei attended by delegates
from all the organized states, with
kentucky aud Wisconsin leading in
the size Of taeir delegations. The COM
mittee ON constitutions aud bylaws rec
commended a great many changes,
but left tine membership fee and dues
the same as last year. The new con-
stitution and bylaws with the amend
ments will be mucn more perfect jhan
the old one. A number of splendid ad
dresses were made and enthusiasm
was nign. The committee on finance
reported an arran cement whereby il
is believed that the society will be
placed on permanent financial foot
ing with good working fund. This
is what IL nas needed for Inc pas
year, as the work las been prac;i-
cally at stands Ill for ire want Of
funds.
Sentiment among TIE delegates seem
cd 10 be in favor of harmony and the
nope rises that desafections of las.
year at indianapolis will die out. o.
ID. Pauley Sec-Treas., submitted
MS report for lie year. as did also
tue business manager of the Equity
Farm Journal. Six sessions in all
We're held, which ended win the Sc
lection of officers Thursday afternoon.
Those recommended for the coming
year are as follows c. o. Drayton,
President, Greenville, ILL.,, Vice Presi-
dent, NJ. f. Sharpe. Bowling Green,
KY, Sec-Treas. S. d. Kump Madison,
Wisconsin. Directors, J. B. Whiting,
Interlaken, New York; J. c. Davis,
Marsnfield, Wisconsin; Charles A
Speer Fort Brsncl, Indiana, Benjamin
Watson, Dixon, Ky.
In order to lessen the expense of
the regular national Union whicn will
come as an addition to this meeting,
the states will only send one or two
representatives TO indianapolis as
ira meeting is expected 10 simply
notify the work of the Milwaukee
AT meeting of tine Board of Direc-
tors held Immediately after the adj
journment of the conference, President
Barnett rendered his resignation TO
take effect ut once, which was accept
ed and Drayton was elected to fill out
the time between now and Dec. LIST.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-16
Like Civil War Says Gov. Wilson.

Frankfort, KY, Ocr. 12.--Gov Will
son to-day offered a reward of $500
for tie arrest aud conviction of any
one Of the night riders VINO killed
Dave Walker, a negro, and members
of mis- family, al Hickman.
The governor says that the condi-
tons at Hickman border on civil war,
and ne appeals 10 jhe peoplet puj
down the night riders where ever they
are found. He urges the people in
every neignborhood 10 organize and
blot OUT ire night rider.