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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

C. j. Johnson, secretary of the Oriole
Mining company ip the Metaline dis
trict in eastern Washington, reports
that the property is looking better
every day. This is a galena PROPOSE
ton, running high in lead va,1es. The
ore assays from $35 up, per ton. The
miners are now working in four feet
of ore and the vein is widening. The
company is asking freight and smell
ter rates, indicating it expects to
ship soon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23
RATE WAR THE CAUSE.

Liverpool, April 22.-Presiding today
at the annual meeting of the Cunard
Steamship company, Sir William Wat
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

r. d. Rockwell, president of the
state board of tax commissioners, will
meet the Washington mine-oWnerS
in Spokane at session in the rooms
of the chamber of commerce on May
6 to discuss valuations. He has in
vited the commissioners and assessors
of Ferry, Okanogan and Stevens
counties for the purpose of arriving
at a proper method of valuation of
this class of property.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

Mining operations at the head of
Libby creek in western Montana have
demonstrated that the old channel
ran in the hills below the falls in the
present stream. NO gold ore has
ever been found above the falls while
the good pay dirt has been worked
below. A veteran prospector, Her
man Bookman, started a tunnel in the
foothills last August in an effort to
locate the mother lode from which
came the gold that has been taken
from the placer fields along the creek
After running 100 feet on the tunnel
he encountered ledge, assays nom
which averaged 81 to the ten. Work
will be continued on the tunnel
throughout the year.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

H. w. c. jackson, a mining man
of Spokane, reports that the strike Oh
the Idora property in the Occur
d'Alenes, where a five-foot ledge was
opened in the lower level, is better
than was believed at first. He said
it was known the company had had
ore in the upper workings, but it was
debated whether the ore gave out be-
fore getting down to the level of the
No. 8 tunnel or whether the tunnel
ran through the ledge at place
where it pinched thin. John II. Nord-
quist took hold of the property and
surveyed the workings. He determined
where he thought the ore ought to be
and started an upraise at that point
on the No 8 tunnel. The strike was
made in less than a dozen feet The
upraise is now up 60 feet and the
ledge is about five feet wide, with a
foot of shipping galena and couple
of feet of carbonates. The company
will erect mill on the property.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

Sumpter Valley Railway company
has just made official announcement
that the line will be extended into
the John Day river district in oregon
this year. 1t is believed that Prairie
City, Canyon City and the Harvey
valley will be tapped, This will also
serve a number of mining properties
in Grant county. The purchase of the
Dixie Meadows property by w. N
Murphy and Andrew j. Devlin of Spo-
kane, for SS0,000 would indicate that
they knew the route. w. J. J. Smith
vii be superintendent. The property
was located by Ira Lemons, while
the original holders are r. c. Reese
George knight and V. Belknap. The
ledge is Sc feet wide and carries aver
age values of from s. to Sc. An un
limited quantity of this ore can b'
blocked out, which only awaits {
cheap mode of reduction with a plan
of 20 tons capacity. The new owner!
will erect a plant of 100 tons capacity
also build a concentrating plant. TIT
| property was leased in 1900 and ha
been developed since that time.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

Plans are nearing completion for the
development of a number of mining
claims in the Florence district. Not
northern Idaho by The Flor4lce Ore
company, an organization formal a
few days ago to develop group of
10 quartz claims. J. H. Smith of
Grangeville is president, C. w. Hanan
is vice president and c. A. Carpenter
is secretary and treasurer Of the
combination. A large force will be
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23
The mere fact that =.
Scott S Emulsion

is universally recon-
mended for Consumption
is proof positive that it is
the most energizing and
Strengthening preparation
in the world.
1t warns and nourishes,
it enriches the blood, stops
loss of flesh and builds
up. Get Scott s.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23
Corset Special No. |

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over the hip; corset adapted to the average
figure; guaranteed to wear, not to rust, break
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-04-23

productive by dry farming methods
and prospective settlers who intend to
register for the drawing are inquiring
of the dry farming congress about the
methods of intelligent tillage which
have proved successful in other parts
of Montana.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
CROMWELL.

May l7.-A large crowd attended Sur
day school Sunday. Much interest is
being taken.
Mics Ha.Ke Taylor uf whose mar
rage spoke eome time ago. with
her husband Mr.. Alien Taylor. paid
her parents visit Monday expecting
to meet ter brother, Carson END his
bride whose marriage occurred ON the
ninth inst. The brother hsthg detsdn-
ed did not arrive until to-day, hence
brother and sister failed to meet.
Mr.. ard MIs. George TIows end Ut
tie son, Lentl ws7e TIE guests OF Mr..
ard Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens Sunday,
Mrs. Byron Taylor and chi.dren
spent Monday Afternoon at Mrs j. p.
Taylor's.
Miss lisa Taylor spent a while Moo
day at Mr.. Bob Lies. -
Ms. Minnie HOcker WIGS the gusr {
Of Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens M1Gday after
noon. Mre. C. 8. Taylor wss eieo
there.
Master CARES D. Teylor spent
Sunday with his friends, Ray and Roy
Stevens. =~
Miss GeTtte Stevens and Mr.. Jessie
Stevens, Miss Irene Taylor and M.
Clifford London welt 20 zee Miss Tes
sic Taylor Sunday afternoon.
Tie singing at No. 25 Sunday might
was quite a success. - lea a."
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens spent z
day or two last week with their chil-
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rafferty, and
Mr.. and Mrs. FFd Rafferty, OF Mnnd
Mr.. Chas w. Stevens was the guest
Of Mr.. Huftard Taylor Saturday after
noon.
NJ. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Stevens Sunday.
Miss Jewel Taylor is the guest Of
Charles D. Taylor.
Mrs. A. B. Gardner, little Loyoe ard
Boyce and Miss Era spent THURSDAY
az Rev. ]. P. Taylors.
Miss Jewel Taylor srelt Mcrday
night with Mss Eva Taylor.
Bro. Meter Mixer and Mrs. Tolbert
Miller are the guests CT Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Stevens.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
CERALV0.

May 19.-Mr. Harrison Harper hes
moved on the ate John B. INCOME.
farm.
Airs. J. NJ. EVERY IS On the sick
list.
AIRS. Ema B. Fulkegson returned
from Cincinnati some days ago, where
she Welt to have an operation perform
ed on the mouth OF little Joseph Ever
iy.
Mr.. w. H. Blackburn returned from
Evansville Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle TichenoT, Evansville,
is visiting Mis- Mattse Wood this
week.
Mr.. r. D. Robertson ard family, OF
RockpoTt, VISITED tie family Of Mr..
Join We'd Sur5ay.
Mrs. James Tunnel, Utica, visited
relatives here some days ago.
Mr.. d. w. Kmmel attended the
burial OF his brother, Mr.. Nose KIM
mel, Le2r Rochester, Monday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
Card of Thanks

Through tie columns of the Repub-
kcan, OF which l ann a reader, I
wish TO return thanks to my friends
and relatives who on May 1Oth, 1909,
remembered me in honor of my thsr-
ty sixth anniversary, with a great feast
About 10 o'clock A. NJ, was much
though aeCeeebly surprised to see men
women and children come from every
direction with heavy laden baskets.
l ann delighted to say 1t pleases me SO
that the One Above should have me
enjoy *fth them the fruits Of their Ia
Dor in my own home. Ada present
were wslocn-e,f MY hest Efforts were
made that evexyons. Should spend a
de'asnfiH dsyc - < % a, les},
y l also wish to thank my daughter,
Myrtle, who assisted IN the, grand at
raar. Many presents were Offered and
gladly IreceiyedCC May, Gods blessing
rest upon everyone who contributed
70 the success of the occasion.
t. L, B. G. -Narrows, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21

home Sunday.
Mrs. McKelvie Murray and son, Ever
EFT, visited Mrs. r. E. Fuqua Sunday. !
Mr.. McMurray and Mrs. Altha Lei
sure made a business trip to Owens
bore Monday. Mrs. Leisure will be
the guest of her sen Mr.. ]. w. Leisure
several days.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. E. Stewart spent
Sunday with Mr.. Anderson Meador,
and family.
Misses Mamie Johnson, Dora and
Hattie Stewart spent Sunday with Mr..
joe Park and family.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this pace.
Mrs. L. c. Hoover and daughter,
Lou attended Sunday sohccl at Wash-
ington Sunday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hoover and Bro. Wilbur
went to Hartford yesterday.
\ Mrs. jessie Park Of Hartford, Mrs.
McMurray end sen, visited the family
Of Mr.. TIC. Park Monday.
Messrs. w. w. and T. C. Park made
business trip to Owensbono yester-
day.
Mrs .Altta Leisure spent Sunday
night with McMurray and family.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21

800 /.
were ne guests OF Miss Maggie WI
son Sunday.
-.Nvszsz9 Mrs. J. B. Mitchell ard
little daughter Mary Louise, Cedhr
Grove, were The guests Of their daugn-
ter ErIe Boswell ard fcmdLy one ufgnt
last week.
Mrs. En:e Myers Is at TIE bedside
Of her brother Mr.. Frank Graft, Salem
who is very tow with Consumption
Mr.. Cicero Monkey, sh1eye. ives IA
this vicinity asst week White here be
ard Mr.. Allison Majors welt out huza-
Ing one day and killed seven Grows
and cartured three, VINO can beat that
Little Mss Mary L. White spent Set
utdayls uisss ard Sunday with little
Misses Loretta ard Beulah Wilson.
MS C.enmse CbCtktisn Gaze Run,
was a pleakhnt visitor at Singing
Thursday light.
Mr.. Cleveland Acton Suiphus Spring
is making frequent trips to this place.
Tank the .Center OF attraction dives
at Mr.. J. c. Wilson'S.
Rev. 7. ]. Acton and Mr.. W. c. Ny
ers made a business TIP to Concord
vicinity to-day.
NJ. Robert Myers and sister Bette
Myers went to centertown Saturday.
Miss Eva Acton returned home Sun
day after several months attendance
at school at Pleasant Ridge. H
NJ. and Mrs. c. c. White received q
te,epLo-e message Saturday from
Cclumbus Ind, stating that their
neptew, Mr.. Willie Hurteil Of that
pace was tangerpusty IL Of Appen-
d:dits, sGd wss TO be operated on
to-day, Nj. Hu1eil formerly lived
n this community where fe was born
ed raisediaE.d has many relatives and
fr.en6s here who viii learn with sad
ness Of It's serious Illness.
Mr. Marvin York AID Miss Bessie
F. Acton, Mr.. Sammie Hoover, and
Miss Mady Potts attended church al
Bethel Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Allen, Render has NOV
ed into our midst he has many friend
who WI welcome him back 10 his OLD
home.
M. J. D. Myers and wife and little
g7endscn master George. sreDt the
day with Bro. Bailey, OF SULPHUR
Springs, Tuesday.
Mss Bessie F. Acton, spent Monday
night with her friend Miss Eun:ce
Wilson.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
Tricks Of Importers.

TIE opponents CT Protection are
10 bear every possible in(lu-
ence that can be summoned 20 their
support Ore Of tie latest schemes
Is to interview certain dealers and
secure from them den,als that Ameri-
can goods a.e superior or equal to the
imported articles, this being used
as an argument against the IMPOSE
tion OF Protection duties. But this is
an old dodge, not a new one. Impor-
ters, stree tie time when the mem
DRY Of Americans rum eth net to the
contrary, have tried TO discred.t do
nestle articles and exalt the merits
Of those Of foreign o'ig:h. II ds even
on record that some of them, private
ly admitting the excellence of Amer
ioan goods, teve insisted on falsely
Labelling them as foreign productions
as a condition Of offering for sale.
There are few, II any, forms of mispeI
reseItation which American goods
have not been up against at hcme
or ebroad. Yet they have eventual
ly won their way en- their merits
Troy Times. 90.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
SALEM.

May 19.-Farness, are very busy in
this neighbcrhoodr setting out tobacco.
MrSsFrank Craft who has been I'm
the sick list for some time, we are
sorrow to say is no'batascg
Mr.. Anlerson Martin is on the sick
'ltst. 4'' y
MIR. and Mrs. Ell Ralssyy and bsnily
visited NJ. ard fMcs. j. A. stosre
TuesGhy. ~" >G.iF w ;.
Mr.. Bcb Raley pf Louisville KY,
visited his parents MI. and Mrs. ),
w, Raley Friday.
Miss Maggie Wilson and NOES Josie
Wilson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Wiz
son Sunday light.
Rev. G. H. Lawrence flied his regu-
lar appointment at Cane Rnn. Saturday
and Sunday.
A hrge crowd attended the Bap-
tizing witch took place near Cane Rur
Immediately after Sunday school Sun
day afternoon.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21

With the Gotbel tragedy ard all Of
its tTsAn of rank pa!tisanship behind,
III, Kentucky s ould SIT her face ft-m-
1y TO tie future, encouraging develop
meDt in every hne and the estab'is h
ment Of rev industries ard -lst, but
not least a forward movement all
along the line in educational work.
Our State Superintendent has shown
for the cause Of education and is
attempting, in a commercial bic manner
10 stir up interest all over the state
in advancing education. He is erti-
tied 10 the support OF al o.tize-s Of
our State .rrespeotiv o. politics.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
E. P. BARNES & Bros,
BEAVER DAM, KY.

EmUous, kpect Tuesday evefstg at
Mr.. E. p. Sandefur's.
Misses Harriet Sandefur and Rhoda
Terrence, made q flying trip to Rob
Roy, last Wednesday.
MeesHs. Clarence Allen end George
Taylor, Misses Pnochia Reines, Win
ale RaEres, Ethel Rainss, Coda Davis
Martha Ssndefur and Harriet Ssnde-
fur were pleasant callers of Miss Da-
ME Beck, OF Mt Pleasant, SunSday
evening.
Severed attended Sunday sohol and
church here Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
FAIRVIEW.

May 17.-SuE6ay scLcol is still pro-
grefEeng nicely here, We had q number
81 visitors yesterday. Among them
were Mr.. G. J. Christian, CAGE Run,
wzD Is teaching a singing school here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jim Duke and little
daughter Mis- Sarah, Mr.. end Mrs.
Hecry Majors and little daughter, Mis-
Florence, O'ato1, Messrs, Felix BuTch,
Fredaland, A. c. Acton Sulphur
Springs, and Louis Mathews CedHT
Grove. ''ff
Several from here attended the hap
tizing nesc Cane Run Sunday evening.
Mics Stella Croouss, Salem, was
tie guest of her friend MISS Eunice
Wilson Sunday. ~. r,a y
Mis- Mary L. White spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. r. B. Wilson.
Mrs.. Lizzie White and xttle dough
ter Eva are the guests Of Mrs. Whites
daughter, Miss Bessie F. Acton TO-
day. -t.
miss Bessie X. Acton was the guest
q her faiend Miss Annie Myers Sum
day. "4t
Rev. t. J. Acton attended chupch
at Cane Run and was the guest OF Mr..
Est1H Raaey and family.
Mrs. Henry Majors and daughter,
Olaton and Mrs. r. B. Wilson, spent
the day Sunday with Mira. Lizzie
White. S
Little Miss Mary L. White is visit
ing her friend little MISS Helen Acton
to-day. f'} HAaF $50 :
Ksfses Josie, Lsona and Ora wilzoh
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
SMALLHOUS.

May 17.-Misses Oma Maddox and
Altha Addington went to Hartford
Friday shopping.
Mrs. j. s. Truunell, ard children,
Susie, Roy and Ernest, b. TrunneM
who have been the guests of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter and
other relatives the past week re-
turned to their home near Utica Thurs
day evening. They were eccomFanfed
to their home by Mtss Maud Galloway
VINO will spend several days visiting
them.
Mr. S. e. Hunter has gone to Colo
RADIO. He started Ease Thursday even
Ing. 80
Mrs. j. s, Trunneil and brother s.
E. Hunter went to Rocl1port last Tues
cay and returned to Cealyo where
they made their aunt Mrs, P. L. Wood
arid family, a short visit.
Master Clyde Nichols OF South Car
rollton is the guest of Mt. and Mrs
Oppie KfJhrger and family.
Mrs. Alvin Ashby, Rocl0port Ky.
is visiting Ter mother Mrs. Mary A.
TichenoE s..sl .aiJ. 'rrG.s . AZ
Mrs. joe Robertson, Hartford. KY.
and son Mf. Owen Robertscn, OF Kan.
sas City attended grhe quarterly meet
Ing at Equality last second sunday. 's.a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
DUNDEE.

May 10.-Rev. F. d. Baughn filled
HE regular appointment at this place
Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
Miss verGa Duke of Hartford YVES
the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. H.
Duke, Saturday and Sunday
Misses Lena and Rosy Huff were tn
guests OF their cousins Misses Gertie
and Flossie Powers from Saturday
until Monday. -s
Miss vicy Tilford spent Sunday witt
her friend Miss velaGfa Harrdson.
DIR. and Mrs. Dusf, OF Beaver Dam,
were the guests OF relatives at this
pace Saturday and Sunday. .S
Messrs. Oombte Majors and Carl
Brown. = attended oturch at Cedar
Grove Sunday.
Farmers of This community are very
busy fixing tobacco ground and plant
ing corn.
MT. George Brown and son, Master
shelby went to Hartford Mezi1ay..
Mt. and Mrs. Henry Cummings
spent Sunday with Ms. and Mrs. Mel.
son Cole r ~ y. - sw
lSMrs. Jusia wsdss dhf1creri, hav,
wAoopirg cough. -
- Mr.. and MRS. Josh -shreve, Mrs
George Brown and two sons. Carl and
Shelby, attended the atow at owens.
boro Friday. - r-'iyF l--ss4 =,
|" Mo BUD Snith' o. Jackscs, County
rs spendins few weeks with dis eds.
ter Mrs. Nelson Cole. ,tt 10 - as
= TtAf Railroad bridge is almost com.
1plessf across Rough River and Mr.
Mike Grdas and hss work hands W.,
be here in p few days To besiA bvrd.
ing on the water tack tts lsEroad., u
also Completed at. this place. a..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21


% B. Fe.Saundcrs vs.. d. Il Birkhead.
The regular Judge. T. F. Birkhead, be
ing Of kin to defendant. Judge Little
was appointed BY Governor Wilson to
try the case.
j. s vertwss vs.. Head and Matthew's
verdict Of the jury GOT the defer1nat-
"a. J, Addinetcu VS., c. T. Wander,
action. dismissed ON motion Of piaints1t
b. F. Saunoers VS.. e. e. Birkhsad.,
trial resulted in the Jury finding yer
dict tor the defendant.
Commonwealth VS.. Wayne Rucker,
plea of guilty entered ard by agree
ment fine of sos. -
Com'th VS.. Richard Raymond, bond
forfeited and it appeariugt hna $50 in
each had been deposited with clerk
E. G. Barrass he is oGdesvd TO pay
same to Y. L. Moseney trustee Of tire
jury tunnd.
Ocmh vs. John Tucker plea OF guilty
entered eEd by aeremsnt he is fined
$50. 81 y . s. 81
w. P, WsserfieId adsrr. vs.. p. H.
JdhIson ard It. X. Bowles now on
TRIAL
The grand jury yesterday returned
indictmenas agninst Charlie Fulkerscn,
crime OF murder; one against Jim
Johnson e.fme Of entering ginseng
garden; ore against Tom Write aad
A,onzo Decker. crime Of disturbing
public worship. one against Sherman
Ssk. Lee Fulkerson, John Fuakerson
and Ed jackson, crime Of disturbing
pubic worship.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
Court Notes.

The Ohio Circuit Court convened in
Court Hall Monday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, Judge Birkhead presiding.
Commonwealth Attorney Ben d. Rim
&C being unable to reach Hartford un-
I'll noon Monday, on the account Of
sickness in his family, County Attor-
ney Z. NJ. Woodward made an eX-
haustive statement to the grand jury
which was supplemented by some yer
timely suggestions by Judge Birk-
head.
he following named gentlemen
have been empanelled as grand ju-
rors for the present term:J. !. Ben
nett. J. T. Funk, AFRO Rowan, John
H. Wood, John NJ. Bishop, A. H. Ross,
]. l.. Patton, +. l.. Afford, F. o.
Coffman, VIM. Arlington, Foreman;
w. H. Rhoads, Sheriff, and E. p.
Moore, Clerk.
Petit jurors-Sam Morton, W. n,
Stevens, S. T. Brown, Jas. T. Bennett,
Alec Bell, Clarence Patton, Jas. A.
Tichenor, Marion Williams. A. NJ. Bar
nett, Carl Taylor, w. R. Wells, II. II.
Grove, VIM. NJ. Tichenor, r. E. Coop
or II. L. Taylor, Charlie Stewart, Lu-
Their Brown, Elijah Render, L. B. Lo-
ney.
All the Com'th. cases set en- the
first day were continued for process
except Com'th. VS.. Smith Miles, Ebb
House and Will Evans. Statement
filed by County Attorney and dismiss
ed.
Com'th. VS.. John Geary, filed away
with leave to reinstate on motion OF
Commonwealth Attorney,
Com'th. VS.. Ernest Webster, fined
$4,000.
Com'th. VS.. E. Allen, &C., Jesse De-
hart, fined $40; Rufus Griffin, fined
$25 and ten days in jail.
Com'th. VS.. Tom Wilson, e cases),
indictments quashed and referred to
grand jury. -o'n
Com'th. VS.. Ira Leach, fined 500 and
costs. go
Com'th. VS.. Anthony Walker, fined
$1,000. e i--2s2 p" 81
Com'th. VS.. John Tucker, set for
ward to to-day. -,
Com'th. VS.. Jobe Wilson, Indictment
quashed and reieJTtd to the grand
jury. slr ,rai, ST. II;
Com'th. VS., Chas, Brown, q cases) /;
= B. Mcdaniel, "a cases.; Tip Bean,
the seven foregoing cases dismissed.
I Com'th, VS., Tom Graham, passed,
N. E. lBirk, admrx. vs.. p. II. John
! songet al. ., ~ + r5 a..
4th Day-Thursday.N
Greensboro Bill Posting Co. vs.. Jas
rP. Taylor. aN ,ssiSg-s {,
James Cooper VS.. Williams Coal Co.
4 p. B. Taylor, ct al. ys..it C.. r. a.
i Company. IN ,r.l .nsaO (, :
n 1 9Th Day-Friday, (, y 81,
4 w. H. Blakeiy vs.. Dudley & Grogg,
i Orville Phelps vs.. McHenry Coal Co
4 9Th Day-Ssturdayt IA SID
IL C. A. Grove vs.. NJ, H. 4 e. R, r. CO
Jerome Allen Us. Boone Coy. i.q,y
i. G. r. R. Co. VS.. o, 8. Bond. ~ 3
Z Com'th. vs.. Wade Gary, charged
with murder, verdict Of jury guilty,
and punishment fixed. at three, years
AL the penitentiary. nss
4 Judge L. P. Little, Greensboro, or,
rived in Hartford Tuesday AFTERNOON
lpseside in the trial Of the suit
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21
Died Last August.

The remains of Jessie Hall, who
ives killed by his father-in-law, Mar
tin Dowesl, August Is, 1908, at Clifton
Mills Ky. were removed from tie Ber-
ry-Macy cemetery, seven miles east Of
Handinsburg, May 13 and brought 70
his old home at O,aton for burial, ac-
compan.sd by hos brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. F. Alsenyand
his wife and daughter, Nellie and Jes-
sic A. Hail.
"A large crowd Of sowowtng friends
and relatives accompanied the remain:
20 the Olaton Cemetery. The Baptist
church choir Gang: Gazing Me Ovet'
the Tide" "Weu Never say Good
Bye" Jesus, Lover Of My Soul" and
over Jordan We shall Meet" AZ
ter which followed a beautiful.
and touching prayer by Bro. ice T.
Daniel. The remains weEe laid to
rest near his sister, Josie,who pre-
ceeded him to the better land some
four years ago.
The grave was strswn with beau
tiful wreaths, boQuets, aad veTious
designs. in pretty May flowers, which
have not only shown the high regard
in which he WIS held by the people
Of Oiaton and vicinity but the mass OF
flowers by which his grave was COW
cred in Offering a tribute to his men,
CRY, also shows what the good peo-
pie of this community VIII Go and
have done for those VITO are mourn
in the loss Of dear one and need
their sympathy end help.
May Gcd be with each and every
one for by their works We sheA
know them" that when they are Gale
from this world that their memory
may be held as sacred as those WHOSE
memory they tave tried to keep is
the sincere wish Of
ONE PRESENT.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-05-21

The recent message Of President
Taft, which he submitted 70 CcIgreSs
relative 20 the government Of Porto
Rico, was in very great contrast 20
the bombastic bread sides which Presi
dent Roosevelt usually fired al Capt.
tad Hi. The dgrftiei statesman
like utteraLces Of President Taft viii
10 doubt be received by Congress in
a very different spirit from these Of
his predecessor. -