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The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
An Ordinance.

Horses, COWS and other animals pro-
hibiting them from being hitched,
staked or tethered near sidewalks
or streets, and prescribing penal
ties for violations OF the same.
Section 1. Be Il ordained by the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen OF the
city Of Greenwood, Miss, that II shall
be unlawful for any person to hitch,
stake out or tetheP any horse, COW,
sheer goat or other animal on any lot
in said city NO that said animal can
reach any sidewalk or street nj said
city, whom 1t the end Of tho rope or
hitch rein.
Section .. Be It further ordained
that any one violating tho provisions Of
6ecti0n shall ON conviction be hned
ID : Aum not iess than 6vs NOR more
than one hundred dollars for each Of
f1nee.
section 3. Bs u further ordained
that for cause this day shown, It being
: public necessity Tor tho proteetion'of
| atrret4 and sidewalks, this ordinance
stall take effect from N and after pas
| ssee and approval.
approved this ist, day 81 OctobeS,
". 8. vARDAMAN, Mayor.
Attest: n. H. HICKS, Clsfk ii
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Drainage District Notice.
The State of Mississippi,

County of Leflore.
To all persons Interested in the land.
embraced In the Jones-Walton Drain
age District Of Letiore County
Mississippi:
Notice is hereby given that the Drain
age Commissioners of Leilore County
Mississippi, have this day filed their re.
port on the Jones' Walton Drainage Dis
trict OF Lenore County, Mississippi, In
the Office of the Clerk OF the Chancery
Court of this aforesaid County and
State, showing the location and size Of
the ditch to be constructed In said Dis
trict; map and description Of said
work, laid of and proposed to be con-
strncted, il on file in the Office of the
undersigned; also the said report shows
the estimated cost OF said ditch, the
land to be injured or damaged by the
proposed work.
On the 1lth, day Of October, 1907, in
vacation. at the Court House In Green
wood. Mississippi, the said Commission
ers will apply to the Chancery Court Of
Lehore County, Mississippi, for con-
firmation OF the said report, at which
time all persons Interested may appear
and contest said confirmation, showing
in what particulars said report should
be modified, and offering evidence In
support Of said contest or modification.
This 18th day Of September, 1907.
G. w.CRoCKETT,
Chancery Clerk.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Bonds for Public Roads.

An order In relation TO the issuance o
Bonds for the purpose OF const ruct
| ing public roads.
| Whereas. Il appears to the BOARD al
lsunervisors az Le0ore County. Missis.
sinpi. that pub,ic roads should be con.
atrncte.f n fxsilore County and that IA Il
i naceasxrv Il issue bonds with which n
/ nrov;d.. f..nds e,r the constrnct;or ii
nnhiic n,.ds re0nired. And whereas Il
snnaa - sh.t II order IN construed ths
nnhlic roads necsssarv IN saia Countv
i tb.t n Is nacesxarv to issne .he honda
of Lef,ore County for the amount 81
Enrev Tn,nsand Dollars Isa0 IlOoN far
saia nur,.,se. And whereas. that said
i,sna ~ E,rtv Thonsand Doilars adaa5
~ iii tha hondaa indehtedness of T.ei,nra
Conntv rnw nntsta nding or nronosad tn
ha ;ss,,,.d ! this ,naetinv IL iess thar
tha faxahla nronertv Of Leanre Connty
annearinv on the assessment roll OF said
Cnnntv far ina wear 1905. h Ia there.
fora ordered adiudred and decreed that
rnt;ca 10 ruh,,shsd In Tn, Cnmmon.
waai,h ana Tho En,arnrise two naws.
~ nars nnh,iahad in the C;tv ~ rraan-
wnod Mississinni far tbree consecn.
tive weeks rhar h ia tbe intention and
nnrnosa az INA Rnard Of Snnervisors at
tha nctohar me,,ting. 19O7. 70 be heid at
the Cont Honse In The civ of Green.
wood. Mississipp,. on the 7th day Of
Cctohar 10o7 II issne bonds in the ann
NJ Forfv Thousand Dollars for said mr.
noaa which said honds shall matnre
twenty -fivs wears from the date Of their
issuance. to.wir. On the 7th dav Of
0ctoher 1007 and shall near interest At
the rat., ~ Ave ner cent. ner annum in
tarast navable semi-annnallv' to-wit.
az ara first dav ~ AnriI and the t,rst
dav ~ Octoher annually tberea after
nrincipal And interest pavahle AZ
N.tional Rank Of Commerce. in New
Ynrk New York CITY. or ut such other
Mace AZ the purchaser of said bonds
NAV desira And s,,ch bonds shall he in
tha snm of Five Hundred nn,Iars each
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
fOy.WatSOn.

Mr.. Robert Lee Foy, Of Greenwood,
and Miss Mary James Watson were
happily married in the parlors OF the
Commercial Hotel Wednesday, Rev. ].
G. Park, Of Greenwood, officiating. The
bride is the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. ].
H. Watson, and young lady OF rare
womanly qualities and accomplishments
and general social favorite. The
groom is q young man Of sterling worth,
we'll worthy Of the prize he has won,
and the many friends of the contracting
parties extend hearty congratulations
upon the happy event.-Lexington Ad-
vertiser.
The Commonwealth unites with Mr..
Foy's many friends in congratulating
him upon his happy marriage and in ex-
tending to the fair bride most cordial
welcome to our city.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
ISIS In New yOrk." "

isis In New York" is coming on Oct.
8, to the Greenwood Opera House Sis
and her Indiana neighbors have been so
long before the public entertaining and
delighting those who have an ear for
the quaint brand Of comedy found just
the same nowhere else save Posey
County, Hooppole Township, Indiana,
needs no introduction. This seasons
edition Of the fun, frolic takes Sis and
her rural friends into New York and she
is carefully kept busy dodging the autos
and cars for she insists on walking in
mid-street In case any Of the big build
ings should fall. Seats on sale at Stems
book store.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Notice to Creditors.

Letters Of Administration upon the
estate Of Mrs. P. L. Young, deceased,
having been this day granted to the
undersigned by the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Letlore county, Mississip-
pi, ell persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to probate
the same before said Clerk within one
year from this date or the same will be
barred.
This October and, 1907.
F.LOvE,
Administrator.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Amendment of Charter of
Delta Bank.

By virtue of the statutes in such cases
the charter OF the Delta Bank was
amended by order OF It's Board Of
Directors on Sept. 30th, 1907, as
follows:
1st. The name and title is to be The
Delta Bank & Trust Company in Green-
wood, Miss.
End. That the said charter be and is
amended so as to include the business
Of a Trust Company and said Delta
Bank h Trust Company shall have the
right to exercise the powers and author
tiles Of Trust Companies.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of Philip
Clark, deceased, by T. H. Smith,
Administrator.
The undersigned, administrator Of the
estate OF Philip Clark, deceased, was
granted letters OF administration as
such administrator. on the 24th, day Of
September, A. D. 1907, by the Chancery
Court OF Lefore County, Mississippi,
and now hereby gives notice requiring
all persons having claims against the
estate of Philip Clark. deceased to have
the same probated and registered by
the Clerk OF the Chancery Court Of Le-
fore County, Mississippi, within one
year and that failure to probate and
register for one year, will bar the claim.
September 30th, 1907.
Il. II. SMITH,
Administrator.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Brokerage and Insurance.

Messrs. G. W. Chambless & Co. will
open merchandise brokerage and gen.
eral insurance business next Saturday.
They are remodelling the room recently
vacated on Market street by Mr.. B. H.
Brown, and will have very neat and
conveniently located Office. The Com
monwealth wishes for the new firm
much success.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Delegates to Waterways Convention.

Messrs. F. M. Aldridge, T. G. CARROT,
g. H. Gossom, G. q. Wright, ]. c. Crowell,
W. R. Bell, L. N. Chandler. John A. Ty-
son, Walter Pillow, M. 8. Mclean, A. +.
Gardner, ". s. Barry, II. R. Austin. J. L.
Gillespie, J. Z. Barnard, 8. L. Gwin,D. @.
Peteet, Ben. L. Jones, G. L. Lomax, @. A.
Wilson, T. J. Phillips, Dr.. r. r. Hender-
son, G. ". Crockett, G. L. Townes, B. +.
Sayre, A. o. Peterson, J. L. Haley, W. s.
wingfeld, H. L. Walton, ]. p. Joiner,
Gid Montjoy, Jr., DR.. D. s. Humphreys,
A. Henderson, Scott Crull, CIV Holmes,
3. r. Locke, T. H. Baird, R. b. Barrett,
NJ. Alexander, s. L. Raines, 8. 9. Wilson,
Lee Artcrbury, R. v. Pollard. W. 8. Var
daman, r. D. Stone, B. T. Terry, g. W.
Holmes, J. D. Duncan, and others from
this city and county are attending the
Waterways Convention in Memphis.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Death Of Clinton Carr.

Louis Clinton Carr died at the home
Of his. father, Mr.. W. l. Carr, In this
city, on the evening Of October 2nd, at
ter an illness Of several weeks. The
funeral was conducted from residence
Thursday afternoon at 800 o'clock, the
remains being inferred at Odd Fellows
Cemetery. The Common wealth extends
coincidence to Mr.. Carr in this hour Of
his great bereavement.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

Mrs. P. L. Young, Of Itta Bena, died
at vicksburg, where she was under
treatment), on Sunday, Sept. ~, 1907.
Mrs. Young was splendid Christian
woman and we join her legion Of friends
and admirers in extending sympathy to
the bereaved relatives in their sad loss
and great bereavement. Mrs. Young's
remains were brought to Itts Bena and
inferred Monday afternoon.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

THE pure juice of the grain completely fer
mented by natural pro ess, Distilled over
fire, and, like the iips OF isaiah. purified with
4 burning coal. stored IN hearts OF oak In
U. :, Bonded Warehouse. aged and stamped
under government supervision. Pure, rich.
patra's Nights" fruity and bIushinr like
October grapes and matured in tempera-
ture OF p rennial summer. YANNIssEE
pleases the eye. nattefs the palate with
p,easurable iiayors and fires the fancy with
exhilIratng and golden dreams.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Or. Brill Next Sunday.

Rev. A. Brill will hold services at the
Jewish Temple Sunday night. October
9th, 8 p. m. He will lecture or the sub
ject, aIsrael's Deathless Champion, and
the Worlds Greatest Law. giver." Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
nIPpopRoMe.

Persons just learning to skate are ad-
mitted to rink free and have FREQ use Of
skates mornings from 0 to 1880 o'clock.
Ladies' and children are especially In
vited snd will have best Of care and at
tentiOn.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Earnest Workers Meet Monday.

The Earnest Workers will meet at the
homo Of Mrs. Flora Mcintyre on next
Tuesday afternoon at 2o'clock. Aiarge
attendance Ii requested.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
For Sale.

Letter Press and Oak Cabinet for
sale. Never been used. A BARGAIN.
Apply ct this once.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
For Rent.

Lakeside Plantation, near Philip,
Miss, Switch on place, railroad running
through. Twenty-Five tenant houses
on same. Five hundred acres in culti-
walton. Apply to
GID MoNTJOY, ST., Agt.,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Wanted, Situation.

Combination bookkeeper and stenog.
rapher desires Office work at night.
Ring 100 Cumb. Phone.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
FOR Rent.

Furnished Room. Apply st III Wash
ington g., city.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
FOR Res,t.

Neat 7-rocm cottsge. near business
center of city. on Washington street.
Apply to Nrs. J. X. McNailt. il.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Strayed o. Stolen.

Jet black wstsr Spaniel puppy, shout
1 months old. Gaitable reward Will b
| paid fov return 10 Mrs. O. h. 0ossom,
SO walthail street.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
Round TIE IOWN


ss'I''sl ! =. - '.
Lena Rivers at Opera House tonight
Mr.. r. b. Scott Was over from Tt,
Bena Monday.
Dr. P. n. Kimbrougb, Of Morgan, WA
in the city last Monday.
Mr.. R. hernandez, Of Money, was il
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. R. B. schlater was down from
schlater last Sunday. :.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Murrin. Of Race Track,
was in the city Wednesday.
Capt. D. T. Mitchell, Of Beat ?, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Mr.. T. W. Harrison was up from In
gleside on business Wednesday.
Judge r. F.tLove, Of Itta Bena, was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. 3. e. Temple, Of Oxford, was in
the city on business last Friday night.
Judge Percy Bell, OF Greenville, was
in the city on business last Saturday.
DR.. D. M. McGehee, Of Money, spent
last week visiting Greenwood friends.
Mr.. W. M. Garrard came over from
Indianola and spent last Sunday here.
Mr.. IS. WingHeld was down from
Shellmound the latter part Of last week.
ME- J. G. Scott and Capt. Bob Martin
were up from Morgan on business Mon
day.
Mr.. ]. II. Mitchell, OF North Carroll
ton, was in the city on business Mon
day.
Messrs. John W. and Richard Wing
field were down from Shellmound Mon.
day.
Capt. Jim johnson, of Yazoo City, Wis
tied relatives and friends here this
week.
Mrs. G. L. Baskett is visiting friends
and relatives at Crystal Springs this
week.
See Lena Rivers at the Opera House
tonight-the opening engagement Of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Baird returned
last week from visit OF two months to
Asheville, N. G.
4
Mr.. B. H. Mathews, Of Hemingway,
visited Capt. and Mrs. H. II. Estes the
first Of the week.
4 - .
Miss Susie Yerger is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Sallie Morgan Greene, in
Talusa, California.
President r. Thayer, Of the Mer- |
chants Bank, made business trip to
jackson last Friday.
Hon. W. M. Hammer returned last
week from trip Of several weeks to
different points in the Northwest.
DR.. Johnson, one of Yazoo City's emil
nent physicians, was in the city last
Friday, returning home from Birming-
ham.
w. B. and ]. G. Herbert, VI Green
wood, spent Sunday at the parental
home ut Lexington. Lexington Adver-
tiser.
Mrs. o. G. Neill, Of whaley, returned
home Monday evening from pleasant
visit to her relatives ut Bowling Hreen,
Kentucky.
Mr.. p. J. Martin arrived from New
Orleans this week and opened his cot
ton ofice. His many friends welcome
him back again.
The Matinee Music Club will meet
with Mrs. Friernood Wednesday after
noon, October the 9th, at four O'Clock.
Study of Chopin.
Mrs. 1. p. Yerger is visiting the
family Of her daughter, Mrs. H. s.
Morehead, 1t InglesiLs, Claiborne coun-
ty, for few weeks.
= IA 3 .i l-- Al 4
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

! residences ia desirable part of city.
Bargains for somebody. Apply 10,
b. ELLINGTON.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

Pointer, female, livsr hssd. two livel
spots o. book. Answers nams 1Dot.'
~ nams o. col1As. Liberal reward fos
infofnation = % wAersahcnts.
". J. HUrCHINsOH.
Z Csss KEEsLER INs. = AREALTYcO.
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04
WHISTLES

Awarded v. S. Marine Hospital Con
tract After CheDical Analysis
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

Gsssawbod y ~ best cotton markst
- Ns0t llissi11ippL
The commonwealth., 1907-10-04

Opsn svsniDgs only until eool wealth
- 0;iS ~ o:lS p. =. Il
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
Among The Lodges.

The Maccabees had one candidate
for initiation last night, and a good
attendance.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28

ferTed the Page Rank on three candi-
dates. At the regular meeting Tues
day night two applicants were elected
to receive the ranks. Knight Rosco
Render was elected Keeper of Records
and Seal to fill out the unexpired
term of knight c. NJ. Grove, resign
ed. Next Tuesday night the new Off
GERS will be installed. and there is
work pressing in all three ranks. Let
every member be present. Nothing
will so encourage your new officers as
good attendance. We know the wealth
er is warm, and the nall uncomforta-
bic, but there is work 10 do. No lodge
ever mad a finer array of new menu
bers knocking a. its door. Let us be
there to greet them. and snow them
the reality in Pythiauism.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
DASTARDLY deed COM
MITTED near STANLEY.
Mrs. Ed Fenwick Victim of Grim
inal Assault BY Unknown
White Man.

Screening for assistance and fight
ing with all the power in her body,
Mrs. Ed Fenwick, a widow, thirty
years of ago, was attacked at her
nome near Stanley shortly after
noon yesterday and criminally as
saulted by an unknown white man.
Mrs. Fenwick was dragged into a
stable and when she recovered con-
seriousness an hour afterwards ner
assailant, wnom she had never seen
before, had fled. Sne was able to
get to the house and told the mem
bers of Norris family, with whom
she resides, of what had occurred.
Great excitement was caused IN the
Stanley neignborhood by The das-
tardly deed. Every section in tina;
end Of the county WAS notified of toe
affair. An effort was made to g
bloodhounds. bul at q late hour las
night none mad been secured.
Dr.. Aud WAS summoned 20 Mrs.
Fenwick's bedside. Mrs. Fenw.ck
stated that she had gone 10 the we'll
for a bucket IF water. A man sud-
denly dasedh from the stable which
was nearby, and grabbed her and
put MS hsnd over her mouth and
dragged her through the door. She
declares that she had never seen ne
man before, but would recognize him
if she should see MIN again.
Mrs. Fenwick IS a we'll known wom-
an of the Stanley neighborhood.
Her husband has been dead for sew
eral years-Tuesday' Greensboro Mes
senger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28

Extensive repairs and improvements
were voted and an expert electrician
engaged TO overhaul the entire plant.
A large amount of money will be
spent in buying new engine trans
formers &C., and il is the intention
of the new management to make the
plant give permanent and first class
service.
This is as il should be and the
citizens of the town will welcome a
lighting plan is keeping with the
needs of the city and when assured
that the repairs Will be made the
City Council will doubtless give us
more light.
The gentlemen who have invested
and are investing in this enterprise
exemplify their faith in Hartford, and
merit public support in their efforts
to furnish satisfactory service.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
Light Company Reorganized.

For some months past there has
been a general complaint concerning
the service given by the Electric Light
Company, and this complaint culmi-
mated in the action of the city council
refusing to contract for street lights.
The fact seems to be that the local
nlant is not sufficiently equipped TO
handle the volume of business.
At a meeting held here Wednesday,
Mr.. j. d. Cooper, of Fordsville, and
Mr.. Pope McAdams, of Hawesville,
sold and transferred the control and
major portion of the stock to local
business men of Hartford, and the
company was reorganized by electing
a new board of directors headed by
M. L. Heavrin as President.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
night RIDERS VISIT
Ohio COUNTY
Destroy J. L. HoOverS Plants
and Take all of Louis frog
denS Large Enough to Set.

The might riders" have invaded
Ohio county, and two farmers have
suffered loss at their hands.
They visited the plant beds of j..
L. Hoover in the Clear Run neighbor-
hood and stripped them of every plant
in them.
Somebody also visited the tobacco
beds of Louis Trogden in the same
neighborhood. In this instance the
night visitor rode in a wagon and he
stropped the bed of all plants large
enough 10 transplant and left the
smaller plants to grow larger and
if another tobacco plant thief does not
visit Mr.. Trogden's beds he may yet
have plants to put out small crop.
The visitors to Mr.. Hoover's beds
do not want him to raise any tobacco
at all, consequently they destroyed his
beds, but the visitor TO Mr.. Trogden's
beds is willing for Mr.. Trogden to
raise a crop if he can only get ahead
of the might riders" in transplanting
his plants.
From later reports H. is thought
that all these plants were taken by
parties who wanted them for setting
purposes, which of course is wrong
but not so much so as simply des-
troying them for spite or to prevent
the owners from raising the weed.
Reports NAV also be exaggerated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
TOBACCO BEDS SUFFER
Ing In DAVIESS COUNTY
Plants Belonging to P00lerS and
Equity Men are Destroyed
by Night Riders.

The might riders" have been a. l.
in Daviess county, says the Owens
boro Inquirer. The plant beds Of
VIII Glenn, young farmer living
about three miles from The city on
the Henderson road was destroyed
The bed, which was a late one, con-
tanned plants enough TO plant five or
six acres and all of them were TO-
tally destroyed.
Mr.. Glenn discovered the loss Of
mis- plants Sunday morning, although
the act of vandalism WAS apparently
committed as early as Wednesday or
Thursday night. Mr.. Glenn had not
seen the bed since Tuesday afternoon
He has absolutely no clew as go tn
identity of the person who destroyed
his properly. He expects, however,
10 make the most thorough investiga-
ton, possible, and if he can establish
the identity of the person who de-
stroyed MS property. ne Will prose-
cute them to the extent of the law.
Mr.. Glenn is a prominent young
farmer, and so far as ne knows, has
not a single enemy. He is not Nom
Der of the tobacco growers organic
ton, but il is stated that ne has here
tofore pooled his tobacco with the A.
S. of e. He will raise fair crop
of tobacco this year in spite of the
destruction of last week. He had
previously planted several acres, bu.
was depending on the bed that was
destroyed for plants to set that por-
ton of the ground which could not be
gotten in the condition for early plan.
ing.
The only other beds reporter %
having been destroyed in Daviess coun.
were those of Mike and Paul Schrem.
The plants were killed by the burning
of the canvass over them, but it is now
believed that the canvass was set on
fire by sparks from locomotive, the
beds being a few yards from the rail-
road track.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28

men in wreck at that place in
Sep cmbcr 1906.
The Epworth League of the Louis
VILE Conference is in session at Clover
port with The largest number of dele
gates that has ever been in attendance
at an annual meeting.
Extensive TESTS in road making VIII
be conducted by the Government in
and around Bowling Green during ne
summer. all sorts If material being
used. The tests will be used as guides
for the work in all paris of the coun-
try.
According % the views of Judge II.
NJ. Garwood, a prominen. Texas law
Yer, the South views the candidacy
of William J. Bryan win GOODNESS
and indifference, ~ people IN his
section of the country think i ridicu-
lcus that the Nebraskan should b.
deemed q Democrat.
Politicians al Washington are spec
ulating as TO what will be done win
yne serious charges wnich have been
pending for some cine aganist Harry
II. Meyers, Regis er of tho Land Of
flee az Little Rock. Ark, and Assist
ant United States Attorney Braton,
of the same State.
The Kentucky Baptist Ministers AS
sociation, which met in Mayf'old, was
largely attended. A. the meeting there
Of the Kentucky Baptist Educational
Society, the Rev. Dr.. Il. Y. Mullins
Of Louisville, WAS elected president.
The Republican City Committee of
Paducah mas Offered TO permit the
Womans' Club and High School Alumni
Association 70 name the ten candi-
da.es for school Trustees to be elect
ed next fall, without regard to the
party affiliations of the candi dates.
II is announced in Paris that the
French Ambassador at Washington,
NJ. Jusserand, VIII return 20 France
shortly and submit 10 The Foreign
Office the propositions Of the United
States and the result of his negotia-
tons with Secretary Root regarding
a new commercial agreement.
The test of whether or not the State
can issue saloon license in prohi-
bition district, where the city license
still runs after the States authority
TO sell has expired, was tested at Bow
ling Green and determined by the
County Clerk issuing the license. The
County Judge is expected TO hand
down written opinion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28

The X. p. boys got busy last Mon
day night at call meeting and con-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-28
Murderer Snored was Captured.

Mayfield, Ky, June 25.-WithOut APP
parent provocation Ed Williams shot
and killed Roger Dawson at a picnic
near here, after which he escaped.
An hour later the officers en- the
trail found him asleep in fence cor
ner.
Had not the murderer snored Off
GERS say they would have overlooked
him.