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SUMMER RATES TO Colo
RADIO, UTAH AND WYOMING
June 1st 70 septenber soth, 1eoe.

Commencing June list, and daily there
after. up TO and including Sept. s0th
the pioneer line OF the west (santa Fe),
offers you summer tickets TO Denver.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad, Glen
wood Springs. Salt Lake City and Ogden.
at practically one fare for the round
trip, all carrying a return limit Of octo-
Der 31st. Liberal stop-overs viii be all
lowed at points west OF Pueblo, both go
Ing and returning. In cnnection with
above, half fare tickets will be on sale
at Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver and
Manitou to all interior Colorado points.
alao to Santa Fe, New Mexico Should
you desire further information In con-
nection with that Colorado trip. kindly
call at or phone TO Union Station and
oblige. NJ. N. CoCHRELL,,
Agent. Pioneer Line (Santa Fs.)
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Every ship is a romantic object-ex-
cept that we sail in" The small mer-
chant "honors with his envy" the big
one but, to each. the problem Of the
hour Is The same-the one big, inescap-
able, determining problem Of publicity,
which dwarfs other "store-wo@ries, -
and. when solved makes most Of them
disappear.
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A HARp lor.

OF troubles 10 contend with. spring from
a torpid ,.eer and blookadcd bowels. TN
loss you awaken them to their proper
action with Dr. Kings New Life pills.
the nleosantest and most effective cure
Tor Constitution. They prevent Appen-
dicitls and tone up the system. 25c at
an drugglsts.
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TOMORROW IN HISTORY.

. July 22 {
? 1898 Sir John Graham killed al ,
2 battle Of FanVrk
? 1903 Sir Henry Perry OopspuI)
. Killed at battle of shrews-
D bury
Q iiei-Henry Ill. King OF France,
. aseassinated.
9 l676-Popc Clement y died
3 i776 Congress authorized the ex-
Q changing Of prisoners Of war.
G 1864 Battle Of Atlanta. Ca
. lS65-Atlantic cable laid.
o 1867 France abolished impnson-
Q ment for debt
c is7i-Destruction of the Washing
Q ton 90. CO arsenal.
Q iS75-Railroad riots in Pittshurg,
9 Pennsylvania.
g 1880 Abdurrahman recognized as
g Ameor at Cabul by British
o lS90-Sevea lives lost in tornado IN
o North Dakota.
G 1899 -Elihu Root OF New York ap-
q pointed Secretary Of War.
o 1902 Cardinal Ledochowski, dis
G tinguished Roman Catholic
g prelate. died.
O 1903 Cassius NJ. Clay, Kentucky
q statesman, died.
@ Wilson Barrett English actor,
@ died Born Feb. is. 1916.
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rHE rExAs MoNnER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu.
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists,
or two months treatment by mail for
800 Dr. E. W. Hail. 1926 Olive
street. st. Louis. 10.
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tFlrst published in Leader July q, i9oe.)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

Territory Of Oklahoma. Logan County.
s.:
Notice Is hereby given that J. Vein
berger has this day filed iu the Office q
the County Clera. In and for said Coru-
ty. his petition, asking that a license hf
granted him TO sell at retail, mat
spirituous and vinous LIQUORS on lot No
/ block No. 55, third ward. Culture pro-
er ia said County and rcfritory
II no protest be filed before August g.
1906 his petition win be granted ord
license issued
Witness my hand and the seal of aai
County hereto affixed this 20th DAY a
July 1906 A. r. TRAP.
(SEAf.D County Clerk
BY CAEL D. RICE. Deputy
''bnoppers' nea2aene" is prevented bl
Al. .f-..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-21

The Leader conuting room is kept
open until 1890 on Saturday nights
This Is for the conTeDience Of city sub.
scribers who do not see the collectors
during the week While up town
kindly drop in and see the circulator.
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prcser,i1g cherries vher The preacher
called She couidnt leave her work 50
he was called 90 the xitcten. ann Eile
watched her preserves while ne talked
ead stirred them ln duit religious way
while nc offered prayer Tho prayer
and tfc preserves were done at the sanle
timc.
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Does evn stni your whole life an7
Docs woe betide3
Your Thought oblde on suiolde7
You need a nin
Now Tor prose and facts -Dewitts Little
Eafiy Ri-crs are the most pleasant and
reliable pins known today They never
grippe. Sold by G. r. Renffo.
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rans $40 n als1oav.

July ai (
1896 Robert Burns Scottish yoot (
died. Born january s5 1859 (
i5s7. Battle Of the Pyramils m
Egypt {
1914 inuisitioa ro-estlbishsd in {
Spain. (
1851 Leopold Kins Of Belgium {
entered Brussels and took
oath OF constitution (
1874 Charges Of Theodore Tnton (
against Henry W1rd Beech (
made public (
iSq7-iion. Anthony j. Niu1in
VI r.. died
lSs9-Rohcrt C.. lugersoll died Born
August ~. 1888
} is02 Sinking OF Eihe river steamer
primus at Hambprg loo
persons drowned
1908 Great building trade strike in
New York city ended
ie0i-Jcseph W. Folk named for
governor OF Missouri
n sos Explosion ON Y. S. s. Benz (
nington in San Diego harhor
2S men killed
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AL AT SEA

as to coal buying need not be your lot
II information viii be a pilot 20 you. The
names Of the mines from which | get
coal are guides 70 safe harbors to most
people. My standing in the community.
Is another Steer your bark for this
yayd ana you'll get the best coal going
on hand or sea al fair-to-all-of-us prices
Phone connection surer than wire
less. Jp- to-date
N. r. cHEAoLE.
'Phone 8
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q n - II @ II Y "A.
p,.h. zIhe Kind You Have ksaT Bought
Signature si %1HIAzA1

A correspondent today sent the follow
ing TO this Office "A certain married
woman who is away on 70 visit Is adj
viscd 10 return MS soon as possible, ana
look after her husband" We refuse 10
print the item; It would bring home and
unnecessarily startle every married wo-
man now out Of town.
Children Ike Kennedy's Laxative Hou-
ey and Tar. The pleasantest and best
cough syrup 10 take, because u cdu-
tuins no opiates. Sold by 9. H. Reniro
They ten of "a Guthrie woman who was
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sTAo THE LEADER.

Something saved on six purchases out
OF ten-that is possible to the ad reading
ing huseholderi enough saved to pur-
chas, the something else" so much
wanted.
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published in the Guthrie Daily Leader
July 2i l906.)
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, FLoTsAM AND JETsoM.
) q @ o o o o o O O o O O O @ @

Does city ever become 50 big that
the business people are not required
TO meet appoint committees and dig
down ia their pockets to MAKE It great
err In Washington y c., a commit
tee OF citizens is planning a campaign to
make that town a jobbing ceater. all
though a good many jobs have been put
up there right along
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FOR RENT-My five room house. fur
nlshed; situated in Highland park on
Warner avenue street car line. w. t.
Walker.
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A fly doesn't live over a month and
he doesn't waste any time Ia the
couatry, where people are scarce;
he makes for town where there are
plenty Of people to bother.
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''snoppers nea2aene" Is prevented by
reading the ads. before yon 70 shopping
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IN the house. Sunhurn. cuts bruises,
piles and bois yield 70 DeWitts Witch
Hazel salve Should keep box on hand
at an times 10 provide for emorgen-
cies For years the standard, but fol-
lowed by many limitations. BE sure you
get the genuine Dewiu's Witch Hazel
Salve c. r. Renfro
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statesmen WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-Two comfortable rooms.
All Dast Noble avenue.
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CITY FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
WARRANT ACCOUNT

ON Aprll ! 1906, to June 81, 1906.
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BY cAHr L. RICE. Deputy.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
The Parting of the Ways.

P to a certain point coffee
y ~ v is coffee, but when adul-
SssE terations begin a same
ness ceases. There is a.
very decided distinction. There
are some unscrupulous dealers
who will tell you that a certain
coffee is first class; if you follow
their advice you will be mi sled
No question about it. Coffee is
coffee, but when adllterations
enter into the consideration there
is the ''psrting of the ways" The
road forks, go to the left-the
wrong way-and you get coffee
that has been culled from goo
stock, and in addition YOU get all
manner of impurities, put with
the refuse coffee to make it
weigh. My advice is: Keep to
the right, the way that leads to
pure Goods. My reputation for
honest dealing is vouched for by
scores of people in this commu-
nifty, people who will tell you that
| have not deceived them in any
manner. They nave needed our
advice and are we'll pleased
"Keep to the right" which is tc
say: Buy Blanke's Coffee, there's
no better, none SO good at the
same price, pounds for a dollar
1t will give you satisfaction
which is more than 8 pounds o1
inferior coffee will do. And along
this same road that leads to the
right, will be found my entire
stock of staple and fancy gro
ceries, the freshest and best il
the town. l make point to cate
to the best trade, that means,
keep what the best trade wants
Good grades at small prices.
What do you need?
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
Simon G. Job of Aldaha coun'

Simon G.. Job of Aldaha coun-
ty, Nep,, a brother of Jas. M.
Job of near Keytesville, died
Thursday, February 8, 1906, at
the age of 80 years. The Chari-
ton county brother did not at
tend the funeral on account OF
the illness of both himself and his
wife.
C. M. Cupp of Dunseith, N.
D., but who is an old Charlton
county boy, spent a portion OF
this week in Keytesville visiting
his cousins, o. P. Ray and B. i,
Davis. Mr.. Cupp has been
teaching school in North Dako-
ia and put in "a months out OF
SO. His wife accompanied him
to Missouri and is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Anderson of near Bynumville.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
COURT PRO- iGS.
Regular. February, 1906, Term
at Salisbury.

ases at the regular February,
1906, term of circuit court, as
published in the last issue Of
the COURIER, action was had,
in other causes as follows:
CIVIL CASES.
John R. Webb vs.. VIM. Fulch-
er ct al, partition; order of dis.
tribution renewed, and cause
continued.
Thos. E. Scott ct al VS.. Geo.
F. Scott ct al, partition; sheriff's
report of sale approved, and
deed ordered made; Johnson &
johnson allowed $500 as attor-
neys' fee and O. P. Ray, guar-
dian ad litem. SIC, both to be
taxed as costs; sheriff ordered
to pay costs, make distribution,
and cause continued to await
sheriff's final report.
Village of Sumner VS.. Geo.
Cheatham, drunkenness and
breaking jail;-appeal non.
suit.
Boerner. Fry Co. VS.. E. 0.
Grotz, suit on account; contin-
ued on the application of and
at cost of plaintiff.
/ Manyel Dearmin VS.. Emma
j. Dearmin, divorce; trial by
court, plaintiff divorced and ad-
judged to pay costs.
Henry Meier va. VIM. Abeln
ct al, suit on note; defendants
have leave to file answer in 9(
days, and cause continued.
W. H. Carter VS.. w. j. Dough
ty ct al, partition; c. c. Ham
mond appointed guardian ane
Item for Blanche Smalley
Grace D., Robert and Edward
Doughty, minors, with leave tt
file answer; answer filed; tria
by court, judgment of partition
as prayed, land ordered solo
for cash, and cause continued
to await -sheriff's report of sale
May White VS.. Jos. White
dive orce; nonsuit.
W. A. Schafer VS.. the un
known wife of David Hall ct al
suit to quiet title; trial by court
title decreed, quieted and veste'
; according to prayer of petition
plaintiff to pay costs.
Warren T. Ferguson VS.
Northwestern National Life In
surance Co., suit on policy
continued.
Eliza A. Fers uson VS.. same
same; same.
Geo. Knox ct al vs.. same
same; same.
: Nellie H. Heitz vs.. same
. same; same.
e Lydia T. Hartung vs.. same
/, same; same.
8 Gertie Spencer VS.. Almon L
d Spencer, attachment; attach
ment sustained; trial by court
judgment on the merits fo
+ S109.34; judgment against T
M. Bentley, garishee, for s1O9
p "a, and thereupon garnishe
9 pays into court and over to tn
D clerk said sum of S109. "a, which
less the costs, is to be paid t.
plaintiff.
= Halle Woods vs.. Peter Woods
!. divorce; trial by court; plaintiff
d divorced and awarded $500 ali
It mony; name of plaintiff change'
: to Halle Hickerson; plaintiff t
F.. pay costs.
# S. Joseph VS.. Wabash Rail
g way Co., damages; sontinue
with leave to defendant to plea
or answer in 80 days.
n Simmons Hardware Co. VS.
# D. F. Vincent, suit on account
2 judgment for plaintiff by de
/. fault for amount of account sue
n on-S $50. .50-with interest g
F.. six per cent.
f Mrs. John w. Bell VS.. Wa
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular February, 1906. Term.

In addition to the proceedings
published in the last issue of the
COURIER the following business
was transacted at the regular
February, 1906, term of county
court:
In the matter of the public
road petitioned for ty Jas. Ben
nett, w. A. Dawkins ct al, ap-
pealed from the township board
of Salisbury township: This
court having set the hearing of
said cause for the May, 1906,
term thereof, w. A. Dawkins
asks the court to set the hearing
of said case for an adjourned
term of this court to be held in
March and the same is, there.
fore, set for Monday, March 5,
1906.
The clerk of this court pre-.
sents statement of the taxable
property of the Atchison, Topeka
G. Santa Fe Railway Co. as re-
turned by said company for the
year 1905, and the court, pro-
ceeding to examine sai0 state.
ment, doth find no property
, omitted and doth consider the
l value placed thereon as adeou.
ate except as to the value of
7 said roadbed and superstruct-
ure of said company, which, in
the opinion of the court, should
+. be placed at $4,000 a mile for
/, main track and $500 a mile
i, for side track, and the clerk of
!, this court is ordered to so certify
!, to the state auditor of Missouri.
: Same as to Wabash Railway
Co., main line.
'. Same as to Wabash Railway
:. Co, Brunswick & Chillicothe
g brancu.
f Same as to Glasgow branch Of
:. the Wabash, main track, $4,000:
: side track, $4,000.
d Same as to Chicago, Burling.
y ton e. Kansas City branch of the
n Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railway Co., main track $1,000:
8 side track, $3.50.
It Same as to Keytesville stree
# railway, main track, 500:
n side track, 500.
n The clerk of this court pre-.
n sents statement of the Rothville
]. Telephone Co. as returned by
IT said company for the year 1905
e and the court, proceeding to ex-
;. anime said statement, doth fine
it no property omitted and dotf
Q con slider the value placed there
:. on as adequate except as to th'
e valuation of the wires, which
q in the opinion Of the court, ,shoule
3 be assessed at So mile.
tt Same as to Chraneville Mutua
/. Telephone Co.. g wires.
}. Same as to Sumner Telephone
:. Co.'s wires.
,, Same as to Prairie Hill Ex'
o change Telephone Co.'s wires.
9 Same as to Howard County
It Telephone Co. 9 wires.
d Same as to Mendon Telephone
1t Co.'s wires.
y Same as to Pee Dee Telephone
It Co.'s wires.
: Same as to Triplett Independ.
!. ent Telephone Co.'s wires.
1t Same as to Lambert Telephone
r Co.'s wires.
II Same as to Macon 6 Charlton
,' Telephone Co.'s wires.
" Same as to Bowling Cree
70 Telephone Co., no change.
: Same as to Missouri & Kansai
IL Telephone Co., no change.
n Same as to Mike Telephon,
d Co., no change.
= Same as to Keytesville Tele
10 phone Co., no change.
=. Same as to Brunswick Tele
ID phone Co., no change.
sr Same as to Prairie Hill Mutua
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
NUMBER z

the township board of COckrell
township for a bridge across the
west prong of Jones' branch be-
tween and 1S.55.17, near the
residence of j. E. Mozart, it is
ordered that O. G.. Dameron,
county bridge commissioner,
make plans. etc., let contract,
take bond and report to this
couit
Same, Keytesville township
board, as to a bridge across q
deep branch on public road from
Marceline to Keytesville be.
tween II and 18.54.18, near the
residence of John Wren.
Same, Mussel Fork township
board. as to a bridge across
branch on road from Musselfork
to Keytesville between 35 and
36.55.17, near the residence of
G.. w. Shoemaker.
In the matter of drainage dis.
trict No. 4: T. c.. Stanley, civil
engineer, presents engineers
estimate No. 2 for Hummer
Construction Co.,, amounting to
81, ,306.01 which is examined,
approved and ordered filed. 1t
is further ordered that warrant
in said sum of ST, ,306.01, payable
to the order of said Hummer
Construction Co., contractor,
issue on the construction fund of
of said drainage district No. 4,
said sum being Is per cent due
said contractor on said estimate.
Same as to estimate No. 2 to
E. w. Graves for S241.50.
Same as to estimate No. 2 to
R. H. Nc Williame for S1O7.1O.
Same as to services of George
Boerger. assistant engineer,
payment in full for two months
at $40 month.
Semi. annual settlement of J.
W. Grizzell, county treasurer,
with this court, is presented, ap.
proved and ordered filed.
Bonds to school funds approx.
ed as follows:
M. P. Chrane for $1,000 with
c. S. Patnott and G.. S. Dameron
as securities.
F. M. Brewer for S4OO with 8.
P. Logan and U. V. Colley as
securities.
Thos. l. Smith for 500 with
B. F. Ford and E. A. Chapman
as securities.
ALLOWANCES.
H. H. Miller, county clerk,
balance of fees for the year 1905,
1,171,50.
Salisbury Pree-Spectator, sta
tionery, S31.50.
Pam American Bridge Co.,
Ward Swan, assignee, lumber
for bridge in Is $500, S55. .65.
Pan. American Bridge Co., w.
s. McNeall, assignee, same, S13.
A. j. Bell, supplies for bridge
} between 13 and 6.18, S12.76.
; J. B. Cochran, lumber for
same, S88 Sc.
Roberts & Smith, lumber for
county bridges, S11.70.
McMahill & Marsh, supplies to
poorfarm, S26.25.
o. G.. Dameron, salary and
expenses as county bridge com.
missioner from November II,
1905, to February 2, 1906, S634-
80.
M. B. Hunt, two mattresses
for jail, $3.50.
Jas. Jefferson, hauling ma
terial for bridge between 13. and
24.56-18, SO.
| J. P. Dorrell, same, 50.
O. P. Ross, same, So.
T. F. White, supplies to Jail,
$500.
J. A. Collet, salary as attorney
and agent of Charlton county
for the sale of ut-Off lands,
S126.11.
s. ]. Shaughnessy, sheriff,
waiting on county court at Feb
ruary, 1906, term, $40.
E. B. Welch, salary as county
Judge and millage from Decem-
, Der 5. 1905, TO February 5, 1906,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
RENEWALS,

French Johnson of near For
est Green returned home Tues
day from Lewis, Kas., where
he had been to see his father,
who has been quite ill, but was
improving when French started
for home.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16

Yellow Creek. -. j. B. Cameron
In the matter of drainage dis.
trict No. B: The clerk of this
court presents bill of costs, in
cluding account for location ex.
penses, damages, attorneys fee
and all other expenses incurred
in the org anizasion of said dis.
trict. amounting to 81, ,06S.5 50,
which is examined, approved
and allowed, and it is ordered
that the clerk OF this court certi.
fly the same to the county treas
urer to be by him paid to the
parties thereto entitled. A
warrant in said sum of S1,06S SO
on the principal of said drain :
age district No. 5 is ordered
issued.
Same as to drainage district
No. 6 in the sum of S50S. n.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16

DR.. H. E. Kirkpatrick Of Dali
ton and his brother, j. NJ, of
Bakersfield, Cal, were in Key
Vile Monday. J. M, has our
thanks for the renewal of his
subscription to the COURIER
while here.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-02-16
Elmore VS.. Wabash


promised and dismissed at de-
fendant's cost. This is the case
in which MIR. Elmore sussail ed
serious injuries from being
struck by a Wabash extra, COM
posed of an engine and ca
boose, while he was crossing the
railroad track, near the Model
mills, in Salisbury the 10Th of
last September. The plaintiff
brought suit for $1,000. By the
terms of the compromise Mr..
Elmore will receive $500. Fred
Lamb of Salisbury and Crawley
6 West of Keytesville were his
attorneys.
j. B. Zimmerman VS.. Wabash
Railway Co., damages; contin-
ued with leave to defendant to
plead or answer in 60 days.
j. T. Bunton VS.. A. B. Price
ct al, suit for accounting; plea
in abatement overruled; defen-
dant excerpts; defendant has
leave to file answer in 80 days,
Bnd cause continued.
John Riley VS.. Georgia Riley,
divorce; trial by court; plaintiff
divorced; plaintiff to pay costs
CRIMINAL CASES.
The case of the state vs.. Jas.
lper Coleman, charged with the
murder of Rufus Cox at Daltor
August 6, 1908, the trial of de.
fendant was begun Thursday
morning, and the following jury
was empaneled to try the de-
, fendant: Frank Riggin, j. S
} Shipp, Jas. Sparks, VIM. Shoop
Henry Bozenizar, G.. c.. Green
Henry Ponder, Peter Yung
Patrick Grissom, John Ehrhardt
! VIM. w. Garrett and ]. M. Bur
ton. The state was represented
/ by Prosecuting Attorney j. F
, Pratt of Salisbury and j. A
| Collett of Keytesville and tn
! defendant by d. A. Ball o
! Louisiana, Mo-, and A. w
/ Johnson of Salisbury. Thirty
one witnesses were subpoenane
on behalf of the state, but onl,
13 of that number were put Of
. the witness. stand. The de
fendant had Il witnesses, 1
). of whom were used. From wha
! we can learn of the census O
=. of opinion the state made a muc
stronger case against Colema
!. than it did at his first trial whe
= he was found guilty and sen
/: fenced to the penitentiary fo
20 years. He appealed to tn
}, supreme court where the judg
ment of the jury in the circu:
}. court was reversed and tn
cause remanded for rehearing
). At the second trial, after tn
testimony was all in, the cas-
}, was argued before the jury, Prose
cutting Attorney J.. F. Pra1
!. making the opening speech
. Mr.. Pratt was followed by D
!: A. Ball and Mr.. Ball by A. W
r Johnson, both for the defense
i. and they by j. A. Collet VIII
J. made the closing address. Tn
g case was given to the jury abou
e 5 O'Clock Friday afternoon an
a verdict was reached abou
o 9 O'Clock that night, the .iur
again finding the defendan
J. guilty and fixing his punish
# ment at II years in the peniten
: siary. All of the jury exceE
! w. w. Garrett favored a longe
= term. Garrett was for acauitts
and the 12.year's sent ence wa
the result Of compromise. Cole
: man filed a motion for a ne,
d trial which was overruled as wa
q also a motion in arrest of judg
ment. Thereupon an appes
was asked for and granted t
'' the supreme court. Colema
!; was brought to Keytesville an
: lodged in Jail, pending the Civ
d ing of an appeal bond in th
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