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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25
Six Best Varieties OF PIums for
General Planting for N. E. Iowa,
Sec'y o. o. lomen.

l do not consider myself an expert
in plum culture nor as having extensive
knowledge about varieyies in cultural
sense, but in the past five or six years
l have given some time and thought to
the examination and study of a couple
OF dozen varieties that have come under
my observation and believe l. have
gained much valuable information
from cultivators of the plum that 1
hope some time to utilize. OF the great
number of kinds grown in this localit
there are very few comparatively
that will be found profitable to the
producer or become commercially
popular. There have also been several
new kinds brought out or exhibited in
late years. How good they will prove
for the home or market can only be
proven by experiment.
L think we should be very cautious
in naming varieties or recommending
too many kinds of plums for this
locality.
My conclusion drawn from exper-
fence and observation is that the
American Plum is what the people of
this part of the state should plant for
home and market purposes, but if
there are those who desire to plant
the other types or groups of plums
tor gain knowledge of what is possibly
tos the cliesatie influence hsre
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25
HOmeSeekerS Excursions.

The Chicago Great Western Rail.
way will on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month, January
to April inclusive, sell home seekers
tickets at one fare plus 80. 90 for the
round trip to points in Alabama,
Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida,
Georgia, Indian Territory, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mexico,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Nebraksa, Nevada, Tennes-
see, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Wy
oming. For further information APP
ply to any Great Western Agent or
J.P. Elmer, G.P A., Chicago, Ill. S-l3
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25
Bent Her Double.

II knew no one, for four weeks when
was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
Pittsburg, Pa, land when got better,
although l had one of the best doctors
l could get, | was bent double, and had
to rest my hands on my knees when
walked. From this terrible affiiction
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health and strength, and
now / can walk as straight as ever.
They are simply wonderful" Guar
anteed to cure stomach, liver and kid
ney disorders. At Wangler Bros. drug
store; price SOC.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25
Settlers Rates.

To points in the Southeast on the
first and third Tuesdays of each month,
January to April inclusive the Chic
ago Great Western Railroad will sell
one way tickets to points in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana.
Mississippi, North and South Carolina.
Tennessee and Virginia at very low
rates. For further information apply
to any Great Wetsern Agent or J. P.
Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago, Ill. 3-1S
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25

A. JACOBSON-1 plate, Golden
Russell.
N. o. BUZZ plates, two varieties
of seedlings.
@. R. WILLIAMS-2 plates, Golden
Russell, Tallman Sweet. These were
raised on trees planted about 30 years
ago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25

Now, my farmer frinds, this is your
fruit farm. BY taking good care of
this field 20 will have plenty of fruit
plenty of fresh fruit; state; plenty of
it in the cellar plenty of it canned
and will some of it to give away to
give away to your neighbors aod some
to sell.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25

Constipation and piles are twins
They kill people inch by inch. sap life
away every day. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure you.
No cure no pay, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
II. A. Engbertson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-01-25

Try our want column for anything
you want, no matter how great or
small.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
ROBO De UN MILLION

En- Paris ACADIA de dsscubrIrse IN
robo de un million. Jean Gsl'ay era
uu modUto emplesdo del Compton
Nacionsl, la gran banca parisiense.
Tenfa 300 frances de sueldo al mes
psro llevaba una vida lujoIs. En- Ell
dsmi-monde sc haefs pssAr unss veces
por el sViscon1s de la Guerchs, '
otras por el sBsr6n Jean de Grand.
vals. A principles de Agosto sali6 6
veraDear pero no pudo regresar s
tempo su oAcins; el director del
banco ordsno un registro en- aus Ii
bros J 90 deIcu bri6 un deIf.lc1 de un
million cometido por el pseudo baron.
Pero % eIte hsbfs fetsdo un yath, y
% union de una Ictriz psrisieo Mms
Sohst, mas conocidA en- el mundo de
la gslsnterfs por Nine Merslli, aali6
del Havre para la America del Sur.
Pero el yath hizo sscalG en- Babis, J
sllf han Sido presos el baron su
compsiera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

momento, 81 se t'ene en- cuent. QUA
aun cuando en- la liquidation Que en-
ell estado hacfa el Csiero dol Bsnco
Sc Observable difsrencis, parcel. ell.
explicarse per 70 haber lido prss,n.
tados a aquel estsblecimiento al cohro
todos los cheques sxpedidos duranta
el mes.
Estas irregulsridades han venido
dando margen una falta do ingreso.
de un lado, v q la possible form do OBJ.
tener dicho Teso zero captidadss cuau.
do qlerfx 6 te' fs necssidad do elias,
en- cuyo caso Sc expedia cheq ues { ~
nombre.
Ante tales hechos, y por Ia rsspon.
sabilidad Que ellos entrafan, o. nece-
ssrio tomar Ia determination consi
guiente, de modo que runca pusda on.
tenderss que quedsn sin el corrective
que la Ley applique, casos do esa natu.
raleza.
Es necesario probar & todas lucss
que la Administrator Municipal do
San Juan Ees insx xorsbls ante hechos
que aparejan innoralidad.
No cabe en- torma alguna contsm-
placi6n con los que olvidAn el cum.
plimiento de sus deberss, porque es
| precise que So mantenga de un modo
ais soluto, diafano, quo tales smplea.
dos que delinquen no podran enoontrar
bsnevolencia por parte de 10 Admins.
traci6p.
Ell axioma % y debe ser sostsnido,
msntentdo con todo tss6n, <que ua
cargo pdblico 81 uu dsp6sito ssgra-
do,s como tai al aceptarse su dssem.
peiio, ha de respondsrse en- todss sus
parties al conocimiento de ese axioma,
~ llsnarae las funciones con toda Ia
diafsnidad que 80 o. obligsdo.
Castigar con todo el rigor una fal.
to dentro dc esq prece pto, o. jnsto por
~ tendencia On II moralizadora y por-
que ella apareia al propio tempo, una
compensacl6n al emp,eado tiel que
cumple debidAmente y puede comparar
81 situaci6a cun 10 que ls sguarda al
que delinque.
Con este norte por gufa, llevaio
de sse criterio, procedo en- este asunto
como mi debcr me ordena; seguro de
que mi procelimiento est& informado
en el mas extricIo cumplimiento de mis-
obligaciones.
Respetut samente,
R. n. Todd.
Alcalde dc San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
SENADORES CUBANOS

Segdn ell seNusvo PsisS de la Ha-
bana 80 probable que ca las pr6ximas
elecciones sAlgsn elsstos los aiguien.
tes sen adoret:
Habaoa Manuel Mtrfa Coronado
y Diego Tamayo.
MatanzaS. Luis Fort6n Jose A.
del Cueto.
Pinsl del Rlo.-Antonlo G. Beltran
y Ricardo Dolz.
Santa Clara -Jof6 de J. MonteA-
guido J Jose A Frfss.
Cam'guey. -Gast6n Nora y Varona
J Eugenio Sanchez Agrsmonte.
Or ente, Antonio Bravo Correolo
y Emilio Bscardi.
El Sr. TsmaJo ss liberal nuiiria.
Fl Sr. Monte'gudl, migucliata.
Los denis perisnecen al partido mo
dorado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
ACUSAC|ONES FORMA[ES
& a|cade de San Juan formula cages contra e| senior Sa
ball. H-tesoeu muncip pa| cswurando las hconsc
clones De conduc'a en- que ha ncunido.
Septismbr Is 10 1905

Septiembre, 25 10 1905.
AL Conceio Municipal
San Juan; Puerto Ric~.
Ssfiores del Corcs 10.
En- este dfa han terminate don
Antonio L'abr6s, Contador Nun cipal
ydon Ramon Falc6n, Abogsdo de la
Ciudad, Ia investigac Ga de cuentss
del Tesorero Municipal saliente don
Francisco Sabat, segd caria que pa
san & esta Alcaldia y fe la cual remi-
ten un duplicado q J" Corporation.
De diche trataj 10 resulss una d.
ferencia en- contra del exprssado Te-
scrsro por valor de setecientos cua-
renta y seis dollars, sesen'a y cinco
centavos (S746 65) epcontrandose Gu.
biertos de esa suma qainier 'os dollars
(s500) y siendo, como es consiguiente,
el Sabat 6 sus 6sdores resp0nsables
del resto.
Pero 81 Ia Administration Muni.
cipal no SURE perdida material con
ese descubierto, quedan en- pie rsspon-
sabilidades On las funciones dc aquel
empleado, que paso enumerar; -
10 Desde el mes de Dlciembre de
1908, el Tesorero don Francisco Sabat
venia librandose 6 su favor ch cues
por cantidades que no Sc asentaban en-
los libros, que dsjaba sin matrices, y
que no correspondfan 4 sus haberes
cuyos pagos estaban corrisntes.
% Preientada diariamente la IL
quidaci6n dc los lngresos Al Conta.
dor Municipal, y expresada en- aque-
la una cantidad que apare cfa confor.
me, ingresabs despues en- al Banco do.
positario una suma distipta.
80 Pecibia por correo cheques
por servicio de aqua Ofcinas 8 De.
partamentos Civiles, ingresaba ell i'm.
porte de estos, pero su equivslencia
en- efestivo 10 retiraba &c la rrcauda.
ci6n diaria, y no hacla el abeno { Ia
ent!dad Official que veri6cab el pago;
10 cual fut aclarado, porque apare'
ciendo adeudar estas ent.dades, dc.
mostraron haber pagado con 81 recibi
en- el cheque do dicho Tesorero, al lie.
var como numersrio al Banco aQue.
Hos chsoues.
4q Hacia liq quid aciones inexactas
que ersn enviadss Dor 81 mensralmen
10 al Tesorero de Puerto Rico, al Con
tador. municipal, y al Presidsnte d,
ese Concsio, en- las que no apsrecfa Ii
csntldad real que exlstfa como efecti-
vo ca ell Banco depositari !: y esS ina
xactitud era d,ficil de comprobar d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
Junta Escolar de HumacaO

VacaLtes dos escuelas rurales de
este termino municipal, 10 hago pu-
bic, con 81 fin Go que los Sspirar tes
remitan sus solleItudes a la Secretsrfa
de dIchs JuntI, dentro del plazo de
dieI dias, conssr dssde la primsra
iuserclon de este snuncio en- el perio.
dico LA DEMoCRACtA.
Humacso, p de Septiembre 1905.
J CARRAsQUILLo, Seeretario. =
VP B! A. DANUzi Accidental Presi.
dente. Sv, alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. le. San Juan, R-A una cuA.
dra de los csrros slSctricos y prinei-
psles sdiacieI del Gobieruo. Esplkn-
dida vista q la bahia. Banos moder.
nos sSnitarios. Esbitsciones frescss.
I its comida puertorriqueAa y
3 nodersdos -EMI.
] uda dc MAaterrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
mi nnlnIOu Una casa comiaio-
LII lIllI.hl.IIlH,--nista de Ponce ne
VuLVuHStOHt ceaita un empleado

que sea buen corresponssl Ingles y
Espanol con sufciente practics J co.
noeimientos generates sobre trsbsjos
de oh.ins.
Es condieion Indispensable que
sepa msn.iar la maqulnilla y cue CO.
nozca la sstenografa, 81 possible. Re.
Quierense buenas referenciss.
Direction; Resnsol, Apartado NJ,
Ponce, Ind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
FL ASES|NATO De PESANTE
Iuich pu uTado' en- Mayagusz de Ia causa huida con-
ira 'Yas Yare e| aubr del cinen, Y sus
ppsun@ c6np|rs

A. Era Presidente del Uoionista.
D. Gamble usted su domicilio {
Mayse 1e1?
A. No senior vents de correrfas;
,omo soy joven y soltero buscaba ID
D. Frscu uontaba ustei el barrio
Do Ia Marina?
A. Muchss veees.
D. Visit6 ustsd la casa de Silvs.
ria Barreto, y 10 dej6 ulted algo?
A. 81 sehor, un lio con ropa pa.
ra lavar,y ademas una maleta que
me sost6 d.ez reales para que me 10
D. Recuerda usted el dia que en-
treg6 81 lilo & Silvsris9
A El 20 dc JUNO.
D. Despues de ess fecha, svolvi6
usted & 10 casa do Silveria?
A. No sshor.
D. SQl5 dla sali6 u,ted para
Ahasco?
A. FL dIa . de Julio en- sl tren de
q tarde; llegue q 10 casa de mi tia;
como ibs canaado, me acoste un ratio
y desrerte 81 anochecsr; con mot,vo
de recssitar mi IFS una jalaoa fui al
oueb o; al pasar por el eatablseimen.
to de don Vicents Urratia, vi q don
Pspe Pessnte que me Sc seh slaba con
el dsdo, siguisndo mi camino hasta
llsgar al kiosko do la plaxa y al cabo
Dc rat, va estaba un polieia csrca de
mi; eft )nces me sente en- un bauco dc
a plaza; ldego me Pave frepts al
sClub latino, donde Sc c,lehrsba un
ba le.
D. Vic usted las personals gus ss-
t4ban On Q, kiosk?
A. ST, ser VI.
D. Estaba por alll B len?
A. No 10 VI.
D. Fue Us cd & alGuna otra parts!
A. 81, ser r, recorJe que mi tia
Elena me habia encargado una jsla-
pa entire en- ! . farmaca de don Rs-
tael Arrillaga & com srSr dos papele-
tas; efectuads Ia comprs, sall p0r la
puerta prm ra, conn llevaba un pea
samier to muy t-iste vi q don Pepe Pc
sante sentado en- 10 acera, me vic tam
bic :, me miro ma saque ell cuchtl' Q
que llevabs, me acerque q 81, y Is di
una pu1a ada.
(Rumores en el ! olico: el mars
hall impone silencio
D. Llevaba usted alguna otra
arma adema, del c.chtllC?
A. ST sehor: up revolver.
D. Ds1ues de herIr al sen n Pc.
sante, que hizo ustsd?
A Corrsr t,me $50 do q re e. ple-
UlU Hno w 81 O.
D Hacia doutl" lrri6 usted?
A. Gale arri5a para coi ar el ca
mtno viejD que co dnce 4 Msy'eu Z.
D AL sal'r corrlAr do enconlr6
u.ted alguna persoaa en- q Gale?
A. A nadie.
D. Acos.umbraba usted lltvar
cuchtllo y revolver?
A. D'srismsnte.
D. D spuAs da come do 81 C {
msn, sc o:Ili6 usteG?
A. ST .eaor, en- un monte cercs
d. la casa de Remoti, 90 sl alparrobo
D. Con que SO slimtntsba ustad
cn ell monteP
A. Coo mango.
D. E,tuvo usted oculto se nprt
ca ell monte?
A.. No sen Or: & los dos dias vol
VI haoia atras, y segui vlaj, para
San Sebastlsn
La Corte, en vista de 10 s,aozadC
de Ia hors, suspends 10 ssl6n stas.
lando la hora { g las 3 de la tsrde pa
rs contlnuarla
El Marshal Ell t-eg. 81 acusado 4
Ia policis, y 6.ts le cnnduce 81 penal,
siguiendole un pumtroso gentfo.
ORREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
'(Coula4si6n..)
MANUEL DIAZ

MANUEL DIAZ
Veeino de Afasoo, comerc ants en-
where's; tuvo pAnsderfa y cree que en-
1902 el acussio trabaj6 unos msses on
~ tshona. Ignors si es buena 8 ma
10 10 conducts de eYare Ysre,, pues
nunoa 70 ooup6 de 81.
JOAQUIN MARTINEZ
Dice qus es vteino dc Afiasco, y
contratists de Ia Compsiifs de ferro.
carriles; conoce al acusado de quien
hs sido en-! !iscf 'ulo en- la escuela
le tiene m hombre honrado y ira
bajader; con clio { Pope Pesante, s
ignora 81 enn g Morales y squel exis-
tleran dif r ociss; no sabe en- que 90
eocupaba sl acnsado en- los messs Dc
Mayo y JUNO
DOMINGO GUERRA
Ell detensor prop ne como testigo
al P. l. Domingo G ezra, qulen com.
parecs presta lurament'.
D. Conoci6 usted al bcusado.
T. 81, senior, en- 10 panad.rfa de
Valladarss.
D. El dfa del crfmen, ilo vi5 V F.?
T. ST. senior, en- el kiosko de la
diez minutos antes de eometer el crf-
men.
YARE YARE DEC[ ARANDO
La defensa SO dirigs Ia Corts y
le manifestA que are lara Va & de-
olarsr.
Gran e.psstaci6n en- Ell pdbl.co.
El Juez 10 hace poner de ple, pres.
ia jur.mento, y es intsrro ogado por la
Detensa. Su nombre.
Testigo. Jose Morales a Yare
Yare
T. Su o6oio.
A Panadero y pescalor
D. T a5ajo V. como pescador en-
Anasco?
A 81, en- la panaieria de don
Manuel Disz el af1o 1902.
D. Y continu6 V. trabsjando
en- 81 ofcio mucho tempo?
A. No sehor: 10 deje por 10 NAL
que Sc pagaba.
D. Y q que Sc dedic6 V. lusgo?
A. A Ia peica.
D. La prod4ca 10 sudciante pa
rA v.vir?
A. Canada bastlnte direro.
D. Tomo V. algun socio on ell ne
gooio de Ia Ee.cs?
A. 81 senior, a Francisco Sol6n.
D. Dur6 mucho item 20 Ia socle.
dad c n solac1?
A. POGO Temp.
D. Po-qu, dej6 V. la sociedad
COO Nol6n?
A. Para ascclarme & Zacarias
Rodr gaez.
A. DoEde sofia V. pescsr?
A. Ponia el chiqusrJ en- oil puer.
TO de Ara1.
D Que cantidad 10 produeia dia-
fiamert. 10 o, scaY
A. Hubo dias de 10 y IS peso,
diarioa.
D Cu&l era "a domlciio 60
Anasco?
A. VIVA cos mi padre en cl ba-
rrio de Poso Hondo.,
D. Iba Vd. amenudo al pueblo
de Af1asco?
A. No ienor, porque ms rerse.
gufa mucho don Pepe Pesante ms
echaba desr&s la ,licfa.
D. Y que infuencls tenis Pesants
con la policta para que le psrsiguiesei 4
A. Don Pepe ca ell primer hom.
bre del pueblo; gozaba de inluencls '
tsnfs dinsro.
D. Tuvo utted diferencia con 81
senior Pesante alguna veEf
A. 81 senior; porque me ne,u6 4
dsrle el voto q su partldo.
D. A cual partldo psrtene us.
ted?
A. Al Repub lcano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26
Alcalde de San Juan

La Apendicii-
tbs es ell terror
de la Humani-
dad: estas Pill
doras son la sal
vaguardia y por
este las toman
mlllones de per-
sonas. ST listed
padece de algu-
ma affection del
Aparato Diges-
two, t6melas,
que Su Cura eS
segura y rapida;
nunca han fa-
nado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos sc
han curado to-
mandolas, dcs-
pues de haber
probadomilesde
dlferentes medl-
clnas. El doctor
Madison ha ST.
do el primer es-
peclalista en- las
En- f er medades
del EstoHago a
sus Pildoras no
Sc resiste ningu-
ma enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo a 81 quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-26

Las Pldoras del doctor Madison son ell nico remedio
para croncas Dyspepsia, Extrenimento Maas diges
tones, Intermediates del Higado Rinones; sendo
ravlla para preyenir y curar la Terrible Appendicitis
De verta al por mayor al detail en- Drogueria Far
maca GulLermety, en- todas las demas boticas.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27
BUF0RD

Oct. %. Miss Salie Warden, Cen
tertown, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
F. NJ. Hoover and Miss Cynthia War
den.
j. d. Hoover and wife went to
Owensboro Tuesday.
r. R. Cundiff and wife went to
Greensboro Tuesday.
John Blair and wife visited their
son. w. N. Blair, near Goshen, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Judge Ben Newton and wife went
Hartford Monday.
Rev. Dan Yeiser, Andersonville,
preached the funeral Of Mrs. C. w.
Hussey Tueaday.
Mrs frankie Hussey, wife of C. W
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27

, If THE Hartford Herald enter
tanned the slightest desire to act
fairly with.us and the public it would
have reproduced the entire interview
of Esq. G. w. Martin relative to
what notice he had of the meeting
of the iron bridge committee. of
which Judge Miller is Chairman,
which we published in our last issue
instead of a few sentences which dis
cnnnected from the remainder are
rendered unintelligible.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27

of Kentucky which as every one
knows was adopted in 1891. If this
be true-and no one has ever denied it
it relieves the Republican party en-
tirely of any responsibility for the al
legged S35, 900 Indebtedness. for until
1891. when Judge John P. Morton's
term of office began, the Republicans
had never before, in the history of
Ohio county, had charge of its
financial affairs and could not have
contracted the alleged $4,000 in
debtedness or any Indebtedness prior
to that time. Now Judge, if you
understood in 1898 that the debts of
the county were contracted prior to
1891 and see it different now, why
not explain what brought upon you
the charge. If on the other hand
you still understand as you did in
1898 that the county's Indebtedness
was contracted before the good
year of 1891, why are you and your
mouthpiece, the Hartford Herald,
trying to make it appear that the
debt was contracted during Judge
Morton's term of Office and that the
Republican party is responsible for
it2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27


JUDGE MILLER admits in his article
ito the voters of Ohio county" pub
lished in this weeks Hartford Her
aid that he has collected SS1 900 more
taxes from the taxpayers of Ohio
county during his term of office than
was collected during the seven years
preceding that date. After deduct
ing $4,000, the highest amount
he has ever claimed the county was
in debt when he assumed charge,
will he or some one for him please
State what has been done with the
remaining SAG, 900 of the excess COL
lected?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27
Examine the label on your paper
if it is not correct notify us.

UNDER the headlines of Smoked
Out" and ostensibly discussing an
interview with Esq. w. G. Martin
which we published in our issue of
October 18th and again last week,
but really portraying its idiocy and
utter disregard for the truth. The
Hartford Herald says:
when we read it. we knew he had use
only such portions of the interview as he
wanted.
Yes and when the people who had,
as well as those who had not read the
whole interview read your brief
quotation from it they knew as we
do that you knowingly and willfully
attempted to deceive them and con-
ceal the real facts con cerning the I'M
heard of methods used in railroad
ing the contract for the construct on
of the iron bridges through to the
Champion Bridge Co. Again it
says:
Il took persistent effort ON our part to
get the editor Of TUE REPUBLICAN To a
point whore he would have 10 give the
whole interview.
Here is another sample of its fine
spun deception. OF course every
one knows that we were not forced
to- give the whole interview. Ii was
out OF a spirit Of fairness to Judge
Miller whose duty it was to notify
the other members Of the committee
of the time and place Of meeting,
the other members, the public and
every one interested that we gave
the whole interview, the Herald's
statement to the contrary notwith-
standing. We have often been
charged by this "measly," penurious
paper Of practicipg chicanery, mis-
representation and deception, but
knowing the source of its emanation
we have passed it by and went
straight along giving the facts about
the iron bridge business as we see
them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27

THE secret ballot is one of the
mighty safe guards of liberty and
should be kept inviolate. The cor
rupt voter and politicion alone would
profit by areturn to the old way of
voting. Voter place your stencil in
the small square opposite the mo"
on the margin of your ballot Novem-
Der 7th, and help to retain the secret
ballot.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27

LAST GALL FOR TAXES.
Ihaye given repeated public
notice and have mailed indi-
vidual notice TO every tax
payer 70 settle their taxes.
But many have failed to heed
any of these calls. Now | is
sued this last call TO give
every ore dOutly fair warn
ing. Cal P KeOwn, S. 0. c.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-10-27

nesday for visit to Hopinsville..
Chas. Themes, Taylor Mines, was
here last Thursday.
Misses Lucye James and Made
Engleby were in Beaver Dam last
Thursday.
J. H. Brown, Central City, was
here last Thursday.
Isaac Harvey was in Greensboro on
legal business last Thursday.
T. P. Seay, of Depoy, was here last
Friday.
Mrs. Mary A. Cargal and son left
for Jasonville. Ind, last Friday.
Ed Cooper, Jr., was in Central
City on legal business last Friday.
G. L. Miller. Cloverport, was here
last Friday.
Sam Jones, Louisville, was here
last Friday.
Geo. T. Tinsley spent last Friday
and Saturday in Hopkinsville.
Miss Maybel Swain returned to
her home in South Carrollton last
Saturday, after visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Cooper, for the past few
weeks.
Mrs. H. w. Jones and son, VIM,
returned home last Saturday, after
visiting in Butler and Muhlenburg
counties for the last four weeks.
Marvin Moseley, Hartford, was
here last Saturday.
Simon Jones was in Central City
last Sunday.
w. S. Wick, Owensboro, was here
yesterday.
Rhea Armstrong, Leitchfield, was
here yesterday.
E. G. Barrass, Hartford, was here
yesterday.
j. Jacobstein, Louisville, was here
yesterday.
r. B. Eastin and family moved
from here to-day to Island.
Theo. Hess moved from here to-
day to Taylor Mines.
Jas. Dean, Deanfield, moved here
last week.
Jno. Hudson. Hartford, moved
here to-day.
Mrs. Nettie Shrader and daughter
arrived here to-day from Louisville
to be the guest of their uncle, Rev.
n. c. Robinson.
W. T. Woodward, Hartford, was
here to-day
Boys, only two weeks from to-day
so get to work and put in the entire
ticket as it will be election day, don't
forget the date November eth.
Hurrah for the whole ticket under
the log cabin.