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led All the Way.
The first race waa won by the
fay.fita Melitah. Who led all thn
way. Grace ST. elair ran a nice
race and finished ascond by three
lengths II was very close for third
position between WapnaEootis snd
Gold Heather and no one know sho
got the show until the judges hsng
tho humbrrs out
The fayorite Rathrar. IN the sec
ona race. vas much the best co.
son Eaiinpins BY four lengths W.
T. Palmer. 6 to l. WAS six lvsxihH
ahead OF REGAL. 8 10 I. for the zee.
STANDARD got a very bad ss1s oil
sd would have proved a eontet ier
with an even break.
Riasa Second Winner. -
Mcbride rode his second Ntaff
og the hay shen he came hoi@ D.
front eith GlendcuninE. the ~
faVorito lie led all the say Aud
although everyone expected a pes
hlm quit Ia tho stretch he ed
long enough Ia win } two len b
ffom Huachueha a. Huhierf az
distant THIRD
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the afternoon 10 Jolt the thlsai 10
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drifted back 70 : 90 account ufahe
heavy play on Cascade Of bla
monda Chaflsa Green also eAms
in FOE 4 heavy PLAY Whsn 4 esHs
20 racing. however. Cauopiau ~
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4. set the naua until the siretfh,
here b. finished strong and Nan
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beat Munase Mobile a head for tbs
place. with Charles Green a half 4
length away
t4ersain Bei,s
with Mcbride up i.ertda Looked
IKE a good thins IN The fifth race
and waa heavily played. bat the che
who goi the backing was ucrsaiu.
who uas backed from a htah quota.
ton Of down 20 e. al post time
Thrre wnH only 3 scattering plag
on the reHt II the field When the
barrier wonf up Iiefsain immediate
~ opened a sap Of four lenEtha on
his field and led "a the atrslch turn,
where he looked = sure winner
However. bis jockey. a green stable
boy. uaH not atronE enough 10 hold
him AMI he bottled 10 tha outside
fence. efferfualiY ruiuing his
chances AMER HsrsAin holsed.
ncarnkin and Lsfsda. Who had al
ways been close up. fought !, oal In
the stretch and tie former eon
eanilY b. a lenEth Tangible nasle
up Eruund from a bad beginning
and US onlY beaten half isafth
hY Calculate Tor the show.
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but In spite Of a heavy play hla
pfics afifted back 20 : TO s Alop
lsna peersss was backed down from
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speed IN tho race and fintahsd nnxi
to last After Mar Holladay hal
set the pace for half a mile Water.
ours went to the front and san gal
lapinK Priekiea came strong In the
stretch and secured the place a
ilenEfh ahead Of Little Joker. Nba
sss The Longest shot IN the rec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

The first game Of the three game
series between ball teams from the
county court house and the city
hall for the L. T. Moore cup result.
ed In victory for the boys from
the court house hY . SCORE OF I
TO /,
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The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
On the Firing Line.
[I.oulsyille liersld.l

Republicanism in Kentucky is
largely strengthened by the return
of Hon. C. M. Barnett to the journ-
alistic table. To Col. Barnett the
Republicans of Kentucky owe debt
of difficult repayment. In every posi-
ton that he has filled Mr.. Barnett
has been a credit to his party and to
the state. I'm his journalistic sphere
as editor of THE HARTFORD REPUB-
LICAN he will prove a tower of
strength to the old fashioned style
of Republicsnism that did things for
the party and for the State; Senti-
mel fearless and incompatible of the
deposit of Republican faith handed
down by Lincoln. Grant and Nc
Kinley, to be jealousy guarded by
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
COLORED CHURCH BURNED
Citizens Turnd Out in Large Num-
berS to Guard Other
Property.

Last Sunday morning as the
church hell was summoning people
to the eleven o'clock service fire was
discovered in the roof of the colored
Baptist church which was situated
in what is known as White Settle.
ment in East Hartford. Attempts
were made to extinguish the flames
but they had reached such proper
tions that it was impossible.
Daniel King and Ed Russell, who
went up on the roof for the purpose
of thro Eirg water o. the flames were
cut off from all means of escape and
came near losing their lives but were
saved at the last moment by the
prompt action of four strong men
in lifting a ladder, which was too
short to reach the lower edge of the
roof. up to them.
A large crowd gathered in and all
damage to other buildings was pre-
vented, although the roof of the
cottage of Mrs. Barrett's caught
fire twice from sparks blown from
the burning building.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
Taylor r-ShultZ.

On Sunday night March 4th. at
the Christian church at Wysox, Mr..
Hubert Taylor and Miss Zilpha Shultz
were united in marriage by Rev.
John p. Tuck. The ceremony was
beautifully performed. A large crowd
was present. They were attended
by Prof. Charles Wilson and Miss
Argent Shultz. Mr.. Hall Elliott and
Miss Audrey Taylor. The bride was
robed in pure white fit emblem of
her pure and gentle life. The
groom in the usual black. He is sober
and industrious, she is good and
beautiful, and their many friends
join in all good wishes for their hap
piness and prosperity. A FRIEND.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
COLLEGE ON FIRE
But Was Saved by Hard Work
Although Badly
Damaged.

At $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon Hartford College building was
discovered on fire by one of the JAM
itors who was about completing his
daily sweeping and chores about the
house preparatory to leaving the
building for the day. The fire was
between the floor and ceiling Of the
second story and in the wall between
the Hall way and Chapel Hall. 1t had
gained considerable headway and
would have been beyond contrel in a
few minutes more.
Three rooms of the building were
seriously damaged by FIRE and water
and all of the remainder of the bull
ding was damaged to to some extent.
The entire damage has been vari-
ously estimated from $500 20 $4,000
which it is reported is fully covered
by insurance which was taken out
only few days before.
The towns buckett brigade and
hand fire extinguishers were called
in to play by the ringing of the School
bell and the Court House bell and
both did excellent.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
EXTRA SESSION
OF legislature Called by Governor
Beckham-sPrOclamati0n
Issued at Midnight.

Frankfort, KY, March Ia Shortly
after midnight, just as the two
branches oe the General Assembly
were preparing to adjourn sine die.
Gov. Beckham transmitted message
calling an extraordinary session. to
convene at noon tomorrow. The
extraordinary session is limited to
two special urposes-legislation af-
fecting the rectified whiskey interest
and affecting revenue agents.
Less than a half dozen persons
had any intimation of the Governors
intentions, and every statement he
had given out led the members to
believe that he had no intention of
calling an extra session.
Although the legislature, If it
so desires. may remain in session
sixty days, Gov. Beckham says he
sees no reason why they should re-
main in session more than a week.
Although he limits their duties to
to the two specific purposes, he adds
that they may consider any other
legislation to which he calls their at
tention.
In his message the Goxernor criti-
cises in no uncertain terms the tre-
mendous whisk ey lobby which has
been established. he plainly intimates,
to throttle the Revenue and Taxa
tion bill. The same officers of the
two houses will be retained for the
extraordinary session.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
The Sensational Cure of Mrs
Caldwell Is the Talk Of Her
Acqualntances.

Mrs. Ida Caldwell, 5O6 Pearl street,
Sioux City, Ia, Vice-President Order of
Washington, writes:
"I suffered wit. catarrh of the res
piratory organs off and on for the last
three years until 1 thought it was
chronic. My chest and lungs were ir-
ritated and l had to use the greatest
care not to expose myself to chilly air
or dampness as it increased my troubles.
'My physician advised me to try .
change Of climate. bur \ was unable TO
leave my family. Reading of the WON
derfnf cures performed by Peruns,
bought q bottle.
"Ifwas with the greatest satisfaction
that ! found IL the one medicine sm0nR
them an which cured me. was re-
lieved within three days and after two
months and a half the irritation was
gone, my lungs perfectly healed and my
health restored. Ida Caldwell.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
Important Meeting

The local unions OF Ohio county are
requested to be present or represen-
ted at the convention to be held
at Owensboro on Thursday, April
5. Each local union is entitled to a
delegate. The Ways and Means
Committees will meet on the day
before at the same place. The entire
finance committee is expected to be
pressnt and all the local unions of
Ohio county are requested to attend
as matters of special Importance will
come before the body. The meeting
will be at the court house in Owens
boro at 10 o'clock a. m. Be sure to
be there. DAVID MoRELAND,
County Pres.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
College News.

The last monthly report made by
the teachers is one of the best that
has been made in the last two years.
The report shows total yearly en-
rollment of 270, a monthly enroll
ment for the 9th month of 200. an
average daily attendance of 1870,
total cases of tardiness 55, average
per cent of attendance 81.
Quarterly examinations are being
held this week, and the result will
be announced next week.
Several new students entered last
week, and Mr.. Fred NARROW was
one of the number.
Among the students who visited
home folks last week were Misses
Jessie and Bessie Raley, Ernest
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
MRS. IDA CALDWELL.

Thousands Of women owe their lives
to Peruna. Hundreds of thousands owo
their health to Peruna. Hundreds of
thousands are praising Peruna in every
state of the Union.
We have many thousands of letters
from grateful women, with permission
to use them in public print, which can
never be used for want of space.
Csfarrh would not be such curse
In this country II the people thoroughly
understand ITS nature. IL must be
treated at once to prevent IL from max.
ing fnrosds upon vital organs.
Ifyou suffer from catarrh, buy Pc
runa to-day, for q day gained on the
enemy, catarrh. means . day nearer
recovery.
We have on file many Thousand tests-
monials like the one given here. We can
only give our readers slight glimpse
of the vast array Of unsolicited endorse
ments we are receiving. No other ply
sician in the world has received such
volume of enthusiastic letters of thanks
as DR.. Hartman for Peruna.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
ROxEY.

March l2.-Cupids dart has again
visited our vicinity and claimed for
its victims some of our old Bachors
and young Maidens in the persons of
John H. Raley and Dollie M. Baize,
Chester Leach and Maggie Daniel,
Dee Miller and Clarie Leach.
Several from this place attended
church at Manda Sunday.
Mr.. R. e. Jarnagin and family
visited S. T. Williams and family
Sunday.
Mr.. L. A. Sanderfur and wife visit
ed Mr.. John Embry, Sunday.
A B. Leach and James McSheery
of this place are attending Court this
week.
Misses F. and Matte McSheery.
attended the box supper at Bethel
church Saturday night.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
VO.

which appeared in last weeks RE-
PUALICAN, the Louisville Post pays
the deceased the following high
tribute:
Mrs. Stella Rothchild Heavrin,
one of the best loved young mat
rons In the city. passed away this
morning at her home. 1921 First St.
Her death is one of unusual pathos,
as it was just three months ago that
she became bride. She had been
i'll ten days of peritonitis. Mrs.
Heavrin was the daughter of Joseph
Rothchild. prominent business man
of. Owensboro. She was one of :he
most cultured woman of Louisville
having been educated in France.
Her school career was one of dis
tinction and she was graduated with
unusual honors, receiving a diploma
from the government.
She was married on December 6.
1905, to DR.. Samuel H. Heavrin. who
is identified with the Louisville Col
lege of Dentistry.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Havrin
is survived by two brothers. Samuel
and Sol. of Owensboro, and two
sisters, Miss Delphine and Miss So
phia Rothchild, Of Louisville.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
Duke and Elvis Magan.

Duke and Elvis Magan.
George Bennett has returned from
New Orleans with his brother, and
will re-enter next week.
The fourth term of school will
open next Monday with a large at
tendance of boarding students and
numbers of new students are expect
ed to enter at that time.
The rece ption given at College
Hall last Friday evening was well
attended by students, patrons and
friends. An excellent music and lit
erary program was rendered after
which refreshments were served and
the rest of the evening was devoted
to social intercourses and amuse-
ments. All expressed themselves as
having enjoyed the occasion very
much. Such social function afford
an opportunity of laying aside ones
work forgetting cares and disap-
pointments and engaging in those
social festivities which strengthen
friendship and make life sweeter and
better.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
Bogus Letter Chain.

Editor REPUBLICAN,: Please pub
lish in your paper that the chain
system of letters sent out by
one Miss Maggie Cummings askir 2
for donation of five cents to build
a Baptist church at Carlisle, KY,
and to write a letter each TO two
friends asking them to do the same,
is a fraud. The Baptist have a nice
house of worship there and the above
name is Fictitious as writes per.
son in the Western Recorder from
that town. REV. l.. p. DRAKE.
Centertown, Ky.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16

ment of the trial court, so far as it
involved the Federal right, privilege
or immunity assured and denied.
Looking at the object of section
709 revised statutes it must be held
that this court has jurisdiction. up
on writ of error, to re-examine the
final judgment. of a subordinate
State court denying a Federal right
specially set up or claimed, if under
local law, that court is the highest
court Of the State entitled to pass
upon such claim of Federal right. y
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
CANE RUN.

March 13.-Mr. Isaac Christian,
who Is attending college at Hart
ford, came home Friday.
Elder j. T. Baker, Of Sulphur
Springs. filled his regular appoint
ment at Salem last Sunday.
R. H. Basham is on the sick list,
C. A. Wilson and family were the
guests of their uncle, Mr.. G. w.
Wilson, Saturday night and Sunday,
near Olaton.
Misses Jessie and Bessie Raley,
who are attending school at Hart
ford, came home Friday.
j. G. Wilson went to Leitchfeld
last Wednesday on business.
Leslie Myers. of Fairview. went
to Buford last Friday on business.
]. H. Thomas and mother are SELL
ing out and will leave soon for Lou
isville.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16

Have you fire insur-
ance policy issued by
New York or Philadel-
phia Underwriters c. E.
Smith. Soliting Agent.
Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford republican., 1906-03-16
Was Cultured and Loved.

In reporting the death of Mrs.
Samuel H. Heavrin. mention of
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s. 49, JOSEPH
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Of the Government Hospital For the In
sane, was arrested at the White House
as he was attempting TO see President
Roosevelt. He said he had received di.
vine Instructions to call at the White
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from the president. He was pronounced
insane and recommitted to an insane
asylum.
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EAST ARLINGTON

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able TO be out again.
Farand Dean has secured position
in New York with the Cushman bak-
cry.
RevlRichard Oven of Spring Valley
preached in the Congregational church
asst Sunday.
Joseph Shuffleton has returned from
New York where he has been visiting
his brother Albert.
Mrs Jane Stacy spent Sunday aud
Monday with her daughter Mrs S
Radley OF Green Island.
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s.ssts Mstti.s-, ss- tssk

t.sst. ssiii..-, ss- t-ss,
WV funiS. rsh =bfisaiss f-s
H fsaai siosaai st'fk ksd hs~a sisaF
sis,t isis CssIis Nlirsh. tis miissq
iFssaa 90 fiatFstaas isisEd 49, 49,
disf Il dasd snashfs Il ayias snd .sst'
sfs ssgteasif iii in ne hasfiisi Ii,s
si-sfif rtsfairsi sss ffuak 30 lhs i,gis
aasss ia ne hsiisf ihsf q ne isafs 81
rsAai sd eas rssasnnssi sftsf d hs.i
i~sn aiitssf vifh ssi.f urpsspi ffr'
rfift tssai ssfsni. Be- neafasisd. tss ~
assat . figid investigates
iiai~lt ilpsii = private ssftins p
tsa Nrafs' srnfrFae 90 frsfsliaa ffun
a Nee tnEiand pes' sss tts nfsi b.
shss Ne sr-rfs " 80 dfsff ~
sfansssi 80 safifr ossiir uiit rgias -
riirir' en- bnfuinE o. VIII nsissil
hrii, 49, I sia buiuins % WIZ a.
s'iafd frsfiifsi bic sils b. uas ptifhins
in i.sin. sifistlns sd rSyine eui &C.
be.p ~ uss fssnared 20 tiis hospital
sd ihe f,ssi suis-an sac sumtnslri
iln.iofutites fsiir.i snd - died IN
frs minuirs
Essfcriy bad bic eyies csss.d vhsn
sffesms rsms from The csil ecrupleJ
~ Rrhsri Suiiitsn. q private. Nbo j.
serving = short term fof dsseftion sal.
Ivan sas removed ~ ihe hospital al
- rrfnff-f unconscious. with iiiiis
ispssi-eci - fcyYrefy. Il vas no, uuiil
.isii other prisoners were found with
inE and moaninE from pain that. ihs
r-ai sourc- - ihr trouble leaked out
when u vas learned that aii had i,sr
taken freely - uc-i alcohol