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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
PREACHERS ON TRIP
Fargo College Team Leaves This At.
ternoon for Minnesota Invasion
PLAY Five Games.

Coach Grogan and his band of base
ball tossers left this afternoon for
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Northfield
playing five games before returning
home The game scheduled with ST
Thomas college at st. Paul for today
was cancelled by the saints last Fri
play on that date.
Tomorrow the local boys will meet
Coach Wilmots fast bunch from the
University of Minnesota. Argesinger
will be on the mound for the locals,
with Olofson at the receiving end.
On Wednesday they play Manchester
college of st. Paul, and on Thursday
Hamline university of st. Paul.
The boys then go to Northfield
where they play Carleton and St
Olafs, on Friday and Saturday.
Now the preachers have hard
trip ahead of them and their follow
ers feel confident that they will do
themselves proud before returning
home. These are all hard games, and
they are doing well If they can win
two or three out of the five away
from home.
The following men went on the trip:
Coach Grogan, Manager Beard, Olaf
son, Argesinger, Slingsby, Bayard
Pritchard, Pollock, Headland, Monson
Horner. Thayer and Forth.
After returning home the preachers
play Hamline university return
game here in Fargo on June at Ath-
letic park. On June 8 they meet the
A. c. again for the third and last time
fnie SOC son apd IN Tuno y1lay q "a
turn game game with the state uni
versity at Athletic park.
A couple of games will probably be
played with Concordla college OF
Moorhead before school Is out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
FORMER DAKOTAN
MADE A RECORD

Los Angeles Herald: Big Jim
Wigs, the giant twirler of Oakland,
almost pitched himself INTO a worlds
record at San Francisco on May ID.
Also, which is just as much to the
point, Wigs shut out the seals and
stopped the winning streak of the
leaders in the pennant race by score
of to O. In fact, Wiggs came as
close to the no-hit. no-run record
without man reaching first base as
has been attained on the Pacific coast.
Wigs hit Kid Moehler in the first in
ming, hnt outside of th9t miss not a
San Franciscan reached lrst base.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
O'BRIEN BOOSTS
STANLEY KETCHEL

New York, May 24.--No man is bet
ter qualified to express an opinion as
to the result of the twenty-round fight
between Jack Johnson, the present
heavyweight champion of the world,
and Stanley Ketchel, scheduled for
Oct. ~ at Colma, than Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien.
"In the first place Ketchel is the
hardest hitter in the world today"
said O'Brien, as his handlers were
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
ATHLETICS Won
FROM MOORHEAD
THE SCORE WAS A DOZEN TO A
SHUT OUT - LOCALS PROVED
THE BETTER MUD LARKs AND
LAM5AsTED THE BALL AT oP-
FORTUNE TIMES.

Despite the bad weather there was
quite crowd out Sunday afternoon to
witness the slaughter of the Moorhead
Independents by the Athletics, IL to o.
The Athletics played high class ball
and showed the benefits of their recent
practice work
Jones threw the first six innings,
when Jim Burns, the hero of battles in
old league days, took up the battle.
Both performed very satisfactorily.
Duggan, an old star, threw for the
Moorhead Independents and ten hits
were made off his delivery. Five of
them were for extra bases.
The Athletics are still weak in team
work and in base running but are i'm
proving in every performance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

rounds Of whirlwind fghting with
Sandy Ferguson OF Boston Saturday
night. The decision was popular. the
coiored fighter displaying remarkable
head and foot work placing his hard
punches with great precision. AS a
ring general he was far superior 10
Ferguson, who was very slow. The
Irishman, however, delivered some
stinging body blows, and at intervals
showed up well on the defensive.
Jeanette beat Ferguson in eleven
rounds several years ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
The Summary.


22-yard hurdfes-Th Park
River, first; X. Read, Grand Forks,
second; Kneeshaw, Pembina, third;
Wood, Fargo, fourth; time. :2S S-5.
Shot put-Davidson, Valley City,
first; Taylor, st. Thomas, second; !;
Connolly, Devils Lake, third; Whit
son, Drayton, fourth; distance, SO
feet, 5 ga inches.
50-yard dash--Hemp, Valley City,
first; Runyon, Valley City, second;
Harper, Enderlin, third; Davidson,
Valley City, fourth: time, 1875. This
equals the state record held by Gull
lickson. of Park River
220-yard dash-Runyon, Valley
City, first; Hemp, Valley City, second;
Thompson, Park River, third; David
son, Valley City, fourth; time, "a
This breaks the state record, former
record being held by Joss. Jamestown
-:243-5.
Discus throw-Taylor, st. Thomas,
first; Davidson, Valley City, second
| Thompson, Park River, third; Connol-
~, Devils Lake, fourth: distance, 96
| feet, 8 inches; breaking state record
held by Filteau, of Grand Forks, dis
tance "a feet, inches.
| 120-yard hurdles-Brett, Park Riv-
er, first; Stevens Park River, second; /;
Thompson, Park River, third; Charles
| O'Keefe, Grand Forks, fourth; time,
:172-5. The former record was held
by Brett. Of Park River, :173-5.
440yard dash-Owen, Grand Forks,
first Runyon, Valley City, second;
Wood, Fargo. third; O'Brien, Park
River, fourth; the time, :55 AS, breaks
the state record made by Botsford, OF
Park River. of :56.
| High jump-Derby, Bathgate, first:
Simpson, Fargo, second; McMurry
Cavalier, third: Stevens. Park River
fourth; height, 5.24 feet.
Broad jump-Stevens Park River.
| first; Spottswood, Hanlkinson, second;
q. Read, Grand Forks, third; Boyd,
Langdon, fourth; distance, 19 feet,
ga inches.
100 yard dash--Hemp, Valley City
first; Runyon, Valley City, second;
Kimball, Fargo, third; Harper Ender-
lin, fourth; time, IL seconds fiat.
| Pole vault-Derby, Bathgate, first;
K. Read, Grand Forks, second: Chas
| OKeefe. Grand Forks, third; Wood
| fourth; height, 9 feet, n inch.
Hammer throw-Davidson Valley
City, first; Taylor, St. Thomas, Sec
ond; Whitson, Drayton, third; Brett
Park River, fourth; the distance, 14S
feet, ga inches, smashes the state
record of 115 made in 1907 by Stewart,
of Lidgerwood.
Mile run-Roy Cruikshank, Fargo,
first; Whitney, Valley City, second:
Lowell, Mayville, third James, Bath
gate. fourth; time, 4:462-5. This es-
tablishes a new state record for the
distance, both interscholastic and in
tercollegiate. The former interscho-
lastic record was minutes, seconds,
Lowell. Grand Forks, 1905.
! Half mile relay--Valley city, first;
Grand Forks, second; Park River,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
Big GAME next SUNDAY
The Regular Season for the Cubs Will
Open Next Sunday Afternoon
Athletics Will Oppose.

Next Sunday is the date set for the
regular opening game of the Fargo
cubs. The athletics will be the op-
posing aggregation. 1t should be an
interesting contest. There is consid-
cradle rivalry between the teams for
local honors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
(By speeial correspondent.l }

San Francisco. May 24.-Out at Jim
Coffroth's club at Colma everything il
in. readiness for the Coulon- Monte
.AtteIl fight on June IL. Joe Couion al
present holds the bantamweight cham
pionship. but has been suffering for
some time from strain In his side
Fans who have been following the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
third; Devils Lake, fourth: time,
1:403 3-5. This breaks the state rec
ord Of 1:42 held by Park River.
DIDN'TGO TO WAHPETON
Rain Prevented All Three of the
Games with Wahpeton and the
Cubs Have Been Idle.

The Fargo cubs did not go to wah-
peton Saturday for the series of
three games. There was too much
moisture. 1t doesn't look possible for
the team to open the season at Han
kinson tomorrow. The loss Of the
games sets the cubs back as they
needed the additional practice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
Sporting Notes.

The Bijou theatrical team licked
the white sox Is to IA.
IL to 9.
The Fargo red sox licked the Moor
head moose 26 to 6.
Martin Sheridan broke the worlds
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

boys predict close, hard fight.
The lads will scale in at 10 at s
o'clock. The picture was taken at the
training quarters in Chicago Just be-
fore Coulon left for the coast and
shows his diminufive size as com
pared with even the Light heavyweight.
Joe. Choynskii who has been taking
much interest In the bantamweight
champion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

record Sunday, throwing the discus
1913 feet, IL ga inches.
Great interest is taken in the
Hague -Langford fight for the cham
pionship OF England tonight. All
seats have been sold. The fight oc-
ours In London.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

Wild pitch. Duggan; struck out, by
Jones s, by Burns 6, by Duggan 5;
base on balls. off Jones /, off Burns 1
off Duggan q; two-base hits. Peters
Peterson, o ODonnell Gordon. Umpire
Kelly. Time Of game, 1:4s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
BASEBALL.

Everything vuu want ror rnat game
i got. Pay me cash and I can do
what's right by you. Ben Hart.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
Continued on Page Five.
We Buy sorap lrov

Carload lots a speciality. Correspon-
dence given prompt attention. Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

the start and went four laps side by
side, when the latter began to sprint
and finished quarter of a lap in the
lead after one of the prettiest exhibi-
tions of running Of the afternoon. The
relay race was all Valley City. Hemp,
the first man, established good lead
and this was held by Davidson and
Cowdry and increased by Runyon.
The result of the meet:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
JEANNETTE Wins FIGHT.

Negro Fighter Awarded Decision over
White Man at Paris.
Paris, May 24.---Joe Jeannette, the
colored heavyweight from Hoboken
won on points at the end of twenty
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
FREE ENGRAYINGS

The Forum furnishes rree a series
Of up-to-da cuts suitable for Adver-
tising almost any kind of business. AK
TO see them. Phone 1896.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

New Session LAWS rTere.
A supply OF the popusar edition of
the 1909 session laws has been received
and copies may be had at The Forum
office at 81 per copy. Orders by mail
will be given prompt attention.
The Forum Printing Co., Fargo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Sarah James W.. hin James.
J. W White W.. Eunice White.
Chas. Taylor W MinnieTayior.
Ethel McClanlcy W. Clayborn Me.
Clanley.
W G. Johnson W. =. q. waggoner
Guy Howard W. NJ. A. Prince.
n. A. Tyler vs. Jas. A. Clark ct AL
Pearl Carter W. I'd Carter.
l.. n. Whelin W. J. l.. Whelln.
I'D Thomas w. Thee Twigs Il al
Mabel Jackson W. sam jackson.
Lee Mccain Guardian ct al Va
W. y. Murrell Il al
lee Mccain Guardian 81 al W. Ella
bergman.
Mrs. Matte Burton W. l.. W. Burto
W. X Hall va J. r. Thompson e al
W. A Dodds vs. u. A. Craddock.
Justin n. Archery vs.. y. n. AZ.
teberry
W. A. Dodds W. J. n. Brown et al.
Three months subscription TO the
Courier viii cost you only 25c. Try
Il three months. ~ you are not al.
ready taking H.
These Democratic newspapers that
are criticislng the Republican admins
tration for printing an important ad'
vertiscment required by law In a Re
publican country newspaper. must
have forgotten that under Gov. Beck
hams administration important State
publications. required by Law and paid
for out 90 the public treasury, we're
safely hidden sway In Fulton paper
owend by Col Mott Ayrcs Clinton
Gazette.
Mrs. Jas. Pickett and family are
visiting Mrs. Jas. King and family at
Dorcna. Mo.
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Della Mailing VS.. York Mailing
Tom Dillon. jr., VS. bob Chambers.
= Dawes vs.. W A. Roper ct al.
Mary Dinwiddy vs.. Albert Dinwiddy
Alvin Adams. Petition Ex Parte.
The Farmers Bank Of Fulton vs.
Hand Made Buggy Co.
W. n. badger w. Jim Miles Admin
istrator.
H.. p. Hodges vs.. j. s Pharris ct al
Ed c. Paschali VS. Finley Bynum.
w. n. Porter ct al VS. W. A.
Adams ct al
City National Bank OF Fulton vs..
J.. n. Mcclure.
Mrs Susie Erwin vs.. Arthur Erwin.
Il. T. Howard VS.. Willie u. Howard.
j. II. Pollock W.. J. II. Polk ct al.
Emma Bats vs.. Isiah Bats.
oliver Badger vs.. A. l.. Badgers
Administrator.
David Mann vs.. Mrs A. l.. Watson
ct al.
Geo. |. Boyle W.. Lewis Atwlll
g. r. Meacham vs. Sis shelby
Administrator ct al
Myrtle Milford vs.. Tom Milford.
d. u. Wilson vs.. G. T. Bondurant
Jessie ladd vs. Albert I.Add.
Ruth Fuller's Administrator ct 81
vs. her heirs and creditors.
J. r. Bryant vs.. Ice Armstrong
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Mrs. Jennie Moore VS.. Ed. C. Webb
Carried to Court OF Appeals.
J. F. & S. l.. Dodds Co. vs.. n. c.
4 St L.R.R
Artie Dupree VS.. l. c. r. r. Car
ried to Court OF Appeals.
Louisville Fertilizer Co. vs.. Il, NJ.
Fullerton.
Stanley Lumber Co vs.. Jno. A.
Britain ct al
W. A. Porter vs.. Finis Clark.
Heldman Clothing Co. vs.. Naifeh
Bros Pending motion for new trial.
Lee Scott VS.. Western Union Tel.
Co.
Mrs Lizzie Cruce VS. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Mrs. Marguerite Kesterson VS.. Co
lumbar Woodmen.
William Woods vs.. |. c. r. Il.
Edward II. Dawson VS. Creedle Bros
Besheres & Jackson vs.. G.. L. Oar
nell.
w. T. McDougal VS.. Worlds Acct
dent Association.
Thos. ID. Berry vs.. T. A. Prather.
sr., Administrators.
T. b. Ferrill VS.. J. ]. c. Bondurant.
Appearance Ordinary.
Set for third day.
Mrs. Fannie Foulks VS.. DR. J. NJ.
Hubbard.
Commercial Publishing Co. VS.
Leader Publishing Co.
Naylor Mere Co. VS.. Till Harrison.
S. NJ. Naifeh VS. |. &. r. X.
Chambers a Shuck VS.. +. X.
Evans.
r. NJ. Chowning VS.. NJ. \. Prince
ct al.
F. NJ. Foy VS.. l.. w. Burton.
G. r. Allen VS.. S. ID. Clark.
L. c. George VS.. Columbian Wood
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t'fe OF GEO. nAsov

For several reasons fl.
Geo. 5. Hardy, who sho, Nv y, name
week week, a, union City i '' ,r''
near ceard IN this section From ~, @'','''
~, s''' Commercial We get ,S a' y, ua'
'ns facts concerning his n.y., ,a' ''I"
Geo. $. Harry was
,s'e VIM. Hardy a resla. 'a o
First civn District Of o '',a' q
snd There the young man ~ o',''
Sept rs. 1898 He Va, va
nearly forty siS years a.
senior Mr. Hardy vas man y, J, -.
character and thrifty ha.n, u
son was trained In these u.e,'l
From the farm he ,cn,ur.s ~ !. ~
souri, and accumulated om.
ence In What DO known /, ~,
parlance as trading
rom Missouri he returned =.
Ion City and entered bu,i,s..
partner with MI Bumm.n /.
tail shoe store W. s No..
ceeded Mr. Bmmmen. ana =
HARDY succeeded Mr Moore j
firm then became Hardy Bn,,..1
IL was about nineteen ys,r j
when Mr. Hardy went to uu,o, ~
A few years after this The ,,,.
OF Hardy Brothers we're eousdA,,l
With those OF } r. Morgan ,,s u
style OF the firm vas Morgan AL
dy Brothers. The business so,,,.,,
to prosper. but a division som II
place. Mr.. Morgan buying n. M.
ests OF Hardy Brothcn nst \,
Hardy Brothen a sheriff. depsrs.
stores we're established shsr,.
changed to Hardy Brother, A H,,l
wood Mr. haguovood retired j
then the Hardy. Malone A Jon,, 4.
the Hardy. Corum a Jackson sd
were established a. separate a
tutions.
Some years ago Mr. HARDY rtr,
from active service In ths n,,,.l
ment OF the stores and sacoest,s
the grain business Afterwards krs.
a. the Hardy Grain Co. Il su d
ing bis administration that he q
pany built one OF the hfgcr nd
elevators In this section. And,
profitable investment vas he 90
ia mills at Humboldt Duuns q
time Mr. Hardy became niefse,
AZ a silent partner To- several ~
business houses in luiun cts. B. =
Ia Union City and Oblou Count
Napoleon Of finance. Of business a
OF public enterprise ilis suoos,
finance h understood
About twenty years ago. M Hr.
ane Miss Arlctie Morris Of he n
vicinity we're happily married !
naming with Mrs HARDY re q
chndren--will Morris. son par
grown. and baby daughter, Va
Louise. Another son vas Geo
Jr.. whose death occurred a 4
years ago.
Mr.. Hardy vas member q
Methodist Church. a Mason. an Q
Fellow. an Elk. a X. Of ?.
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LET US GET sUsN

Fulton County Is placed IN hs
Inalltute District this year By
State Board Of Agriculture. foiei
aud lmmmigralon. for a sens
lectures along agricultural lins
animal husbandy II the fanen
the county desire TO BE- enlighls,s
ON any special subject not N
repertoire Of the lecturers 10 ne
triU to which they have beeh
signsd. the Commissioner o. AHn
cure will GLADLY send a speclAiA'
invlru,t aud demonstrate.
AIr,ady thu Organizers are 10
n, Id getting O., hnmen ana
chants interested. and In Lesh
Maaon counties the merchants
offering liberal premiums iof me =
display Of farm products 'O''
tie. sheep and hogs
Fulton County will hold BET 's
tute at Fulton this year, on the I.
and 27th OF November Nhel
orvanizer-J. ". Ebersbackef-'I
IN 10 organize the county "
that he will be- met WIN q
r.sponso on the part Of The u'lV-s
O: Hickman and Fulton in the 49,
of liberal premiums for me P'V''
and live stock Of our iaIuis. -.
Last year the institutes VIZ VIZ, "A N
Quoted chiefly by Kentucky talent
year the best lecturers In Ih' 80. pa
w,ll be in the field, men V ,... ,si
good" In their particular - 49, IL
the unsuccessful ones ellull l..'',' "a
We bospeak a successful lns'llgr ,. ~
naign and the dissemination OF
valuable and useful farm A I,o'o,ord
John A. Mcclure IL me un t Asas
tbeThlrd Institute District, an any s,sr
sures us that he viii Oeuu losl
energy 10 pull off a suc'es''u' .n|
,n,e IN Fulton county With hIn ~
be associated J. h. Walker oil INV ~ \,
m Granse. christian counly, y .lS,,l,
ba.,n making extensive ehl' ,.scuL
for the u. 3. department Oh
ture t.i. years vol |
A unique feature Of ms i.,! ysSb By b. |
* domestic Science condu'cssu ,. ri
following ladies Mrs '"', ma.
weaver. of Louisville, Mrs vr il
nreekinrldge. OF Lexington, "a Mn
bella Marshall. OF Lexington
Lstcher Riker, Harrodsbuls. q, s,enL
Let's get busy for this s'''
%
Albert McCollough, OF y sssSpldl,
has accepted a position IN 'sa sra
tailor shop. Glad TO . see 1
ness OF this institution s'V
The colored school wll ,,,S Op As |
day. Sept. 9th. @. T lia l,s ooth yssf
principal, Is starting on NE
as Instructor OF this sehoo' II
Geo. Jono. and wife left not. olo, , ' ,I.l
home in Fulton. Monday I Mr.. Cad
With their daughter "''
Schmidt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
Continued Equity.

Set for third day.
~ W Meadows vs.. $. ID. Mitchell
et al.
H. c. Amberg vs.. w. @. Perry ct al
Mrs. Jennie Mcclure vs.. Mrs. Lou
Harper.
J.. II. Mcclure vs.. l.. w. Graham.
S. X. Dayidsin VS.. Cumberland Tele
phone Co.
Tom Ringo vs.. Pap Ferrlll et al.
Albert Roper VS.. J. A. Robertson.
Mrs. Mary Johnston vs.. Martha
Fields.
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Appearances Equity.

Set for third day.
Mrs Ida Arlington vs.. Arthur Ar.
rington.
Rebecca Barry W. Hugh barry.
Mary Williams W. Joe c. Williams
H. L. Puckett vs. Mrs. Polly Green
ct al.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
Continued Ordinary.

Set for third day.
Dark Tobacco Growers Association
VS.. J. d. y. Newton.
j. ID. Leech vs.. A. T. Franklin.
Hickman Grain Co. vs.. Sam Wilson.
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men.
Mrs. ELLA Anderson vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Jno. Keyton. Admr.. ct al W.. Act.
ropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Jim Bondurant VS. Tom Dillon. jr..
ct al.
W. w Tyler VS.. II. l.. Campbell
J. d. Lawrence VS. Euclid McCian.
uahan
samuel Bowlin vs.. I. c. n. n.
W H. Badger VS. r. r. Rodgers
Tom Mayes vs. l. G. Il. n.
Keok Gonneman Co vs.. Chas. H.
Smith.
Old Wooden Mills VS.. Chambers a
Shuck.
Hickman Bank vs. Chambers q
Shuck.
Hickman Bank VS.. u. p. Chambers
Six cases.
J. J. c. Bondurant VS. J. r. Pearigc
ct al
r. b. Scarce vs.. NJ. a o. r. r.
J. T. Thompson VS.. I. c. n. II.
l.. c. Robertson vs.. n. @. Morris.
Jake Plant vs. j. H. Pickett
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
SOME COURT NEWS.
Commonwealth Cases.

Inc lOnONlng OOullhOhNeaiNh OaSSs
are set for the second day of the
term:
J.E. LeMore, selling whiskey. three
cases.. Not found.
Tom Mitchell ct al. Common Nui-
sance. Not found.
Girls Key. shooting in heat Not
found.
Turner simmons, carrying Conceal
ed Deadly Weapon. two cases. Not
found.
Claud Carter, Flourishing Deadly
Weapon. Not found
Andrew Lohr Bottling Co and b.
L. N. Glover. selling beer. Not found
Tom Doughty, OBTAINING Woman.
Compromised: defendant fined sl2S.
Tom Doughty, Carrying Concealed
Deadly Weapon. Filed away.
Silas French. Retailing whiskey, ~
cases. Not found.
Jim Torrance, Petit Larceny. On
bond.
Howard Young, Carrying Concealed
Deadly Weapon. Not found.
Jim Tucker Jones, Carrying Con
cealed Deadly Weapon. Not found.
Jim Tucker Jones and Benford
Henry. Gaming. Henry on bond.
Jim Tucker Jones ct al. Gaming.
Not found
Grover Hodge. Gaming. Not found.
Jas. Wilson and Jim Thomas. Es-
Gaping Jail. In penitentiary.
Stewart Mckinney and Reece Bride
well. Escaping Jail Not found.
Jas. Wilson, Malicious shooting. In
penitentiary.
Jim Thomas. Forgery. In peniten-
tiary.
j. r. Bridewell, Forgery. Not found
Angus Pitts, alias ct c. Billiard"
Escaping Jail. In penitentiary.
Ersie Ward, Suffering Gaming on
Premises. Not found.
Jno. Roberts, Gaming. Not found.
Edgar Butler, Retailing Whiskey.
Not found.
Dick Nicholson. alias "Whiskey
Dick" Retailing Whiskey. On bond.
Stewart Mckinney, Store Breaking.
Not found.
Jim Morris. (coD Flourishing Pistol.
Not found.
Cat Eye" Furnishing whiskey to
Minor. Not found.
Jno. Morris, Retailing Whiskey.
Not found.
Clarence Elliott. Retailing Whiskey,
four cases. In Jail.
Frank Ferringer, Wilful Murder.
two cases. Not found.
Jim Eaton. Voluntary Manslaughter
On bond.
Lee Mclean and Jess Myrick,
Grand Larceny. Mclean on bond
j. S. Whitson, Embezzlement In
Jail.
Henry Hall, Petit Larceny. On bond
Jim Dotson, Assault and Battery.
Jno. Jackson, Assault with Deadly
Weapon. Not found.
Cumberland Telephone Co, Tres
pass. Summons issued.
Orb McClannahan and Oscar Kim
bro. Breach Of the Peace.
Orb McClannahan, Running Horse.
etc. not found.
WIN Allen. Breach of the Peace,
Not found.
Jim Campbell, Breach of the Peace,
Not found
Sam Terrill. Retailing Whiskey, q
cases. in Jail.
Virgil Ayers. Retailing Whiskey.
Not found
Clarence Cavett. Retailing Whiskey
Three cases. Not found.
Noble Foster. Retailing Whiskey,
three cases. Not found.
Silas Sears. Gaming Not found.
silas Sears and Lon Cotton, Gam
ing. Not found.
silas Sears & Sam Neighbors. gam
ing. Not found
Geo. Cooper ct al. Gaming. Not
found.
Curly Hardin, having Whiskey in
possession for purpose of selling. APP
peal.
Charley Provow ct al. Forfeiture
OF Bail Bond. Appeal.
Capt Hacker. Selling Whiskey. etc.
Appeal.
X. s. Murphey, sr.. Selling Whiskey
etc. four cases. On bond.
X. s. Murphey. ST.. Selling whiskey
etc. Appeal.
Continued Ordinary.
Set for third day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Mrs. Jas. Pickett and family ar,
visiting Mrs Jas. King and family al
Dorcna. Mo.