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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
@r,lrs for aOrrlSrsne at foe: aie nal

@rrlub for SprrISrsne at foe: Gio iiGl
life 8arru mine goal
"2ipct er en- Cell. men Der or GIbor /
2etseu," tiger ct norif Sroiprog. Ger
nan aipet bare fra ben StSe. at 2tntt
ct en- Qeit, og slemuter 9ioets dtoor. ia
ba fan eunog at SsIuperarcssSa8 gliSe
nd | sri5oIiteter, oa iaa oeb man tie
Orb al for mart BEN enc. mart ben
anoeu fibcer Il Eritteitenuld og iin'
ar iaien.
Cab os tom afboISsfei oiie, at pi ian
bo iuuo 2ipSaLeoe. uoen at trRtte aprs
ten ,S al Slaiteu % ubcr at lad no
Spuriet al Els eler 8tuouuien. CAB
BORT priudte % i~eLitdbeItae eip nRre en-
9roteit mob Srttteu % Srif'efttfenel
fNeetel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

seatru griueipaI, Sin Of Reriso, 3oie Gop. 1906.
gernma Trms Wfs. So, Columbus, Cbu, II. :. u.
Gentlemen: @
d. ie bar brust GSers retelis bersmts IiSSd, "ea gernnG",
nOsem SS, CT bet mig en- SpruSieie at uHSerrettc Cher ON, at jog
amer bet for ben beshs Spnif, ns npgenTnoe bar brnst
Oct CT en- pounocrlig geiprfcr al Gerperue eHer 1tSmnHeiIe, %
bet forpser @italhetcu bds ecsrmet, 90 NIT est sdfrlee frm.
brugtc bet ben met iabhruSise % barge 8ienOpreheiie. Oct &C o.
iaa bcbaaeiigt for Smaeen.
Sea uder ssripr life neS at anbefale bette Ribbed til ale Shin
Der iom bet beSte o. melt bebaselisc StprfrmiSoel ium be mnhsems
fun tags.
GDers mco agtele, Cfiis) =. RcHrrSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
fyra SIG SAILS, isis.

Ete Sails Iio8er | Sntpn Of 8bontns
8aupaca gpuntbs norore Sci. 9eune
@b beitudr of to 8eneraI Stores, Bolt
office, SmiSie, Sarotpareftore, Seebs
ntsIIe, Sotsl oe en- flor Sdgnteue, Tom
eies df 8dlI Bros.
Com Rdoret arttnSer, er Der ct fort
gurofalh Set er 2ittle Bof Riper.
fom ganr ieiemem @pen paa Acrbitben.
Set en- 90 Nar, iibeu en- oottorIerS
RanS beS 9Sapn @bitcnnb iatte op en-
Then geSTle I SnISet. ga bar bet oiIpe
6foben en- t9pe ORtl pmfrtng; ineeu
gete, nm Iutaa ubbue9et Sttse. Ru
er beru1e Ntdrtb 6eo, men Srugten al
bars Grbeioe piies paa mango Snie,
iom ftodr t.@pen efter baut. &unbe nus
Sre IaHno iom 6erne tnriae 8bitcomb
iauurpe 6io os bruee fine RibIer, ION,
ban gior6c, iaa btIbe 9ts Sails bfi en-
Of be iterite Sabrits oe Grbeibsbper /
Gtdten 8iscuFitu. Ser er eooe Gr1Ieos
r7ineer for iaacnut. Settle @anSfalS
funbe Srtbe fIere SIags Snbriter. tbi BET
tan arpennes til al ben "Yotper". iom
biIbe npgenfnSe bebspes til bent &c
DeiI I9naere reoe er ugfoa ct Sub. men
Der er Der ingen Serrtbane. Settle Salo
fables 2ittIe SaIs oe ber er nomerfet
8Idos for en- Then 3d.
9ntoet nebuner pad besge Siber al
gIOeu er fIaot os beouret meS iutaa aIp
(gupIor). 2anbet er eoSt, os oct ieIses
for fem oe op til fentten 9olLnrs pr,
&cre. Ser tales ON at bb9ge "gbeeies
factors" psb 2ittEe Sails. member en- life
moi &reatltrer berruuot til at boISe bet
eoneu6e; fiji Der err ct 9obt Creamery
gie Sals, os bertil er Sarmerne for SCI
mefte Rbbbpgere, men bet gdar fort
fremnb nleb &1sierue o9 Sbfferne; tbi
belle SuruiIieu fra 8esfteforGlere ii!
Stebsrr Ii9eer uhe og CRATER I ScrSer
% rbooer op NIT 3ano. Soften for
bisSe Solf fofter life mort ON Somnue.
zen; oct er met Sdpefaeer. og ON gius
tereu er bet faIt SIeif os Sourtraut
Ser er tire inan 8irfer af Iut6eril
2ere | Sig SaIls. fda be er rotiaa 9oor
yOik VI uuIC fuitiltSlt Httu. XXI IulUt
bore snifeliet, ON noele mrIfe eIler
barife Snntilicr niLbe fcrtrne % i9tte ie
reb berrunbt. iaa at hi flnSe fGn eyer
@oeui86eb | bort eeet SprOs.
Sprueen be obeunronte, err Ser Sr,
InnSere 90 SfutIenbers liant be idas
taLbte "Gmericans".
80 OeH norbsit fra Big Sails er er
8rduits6 uorb. Ser / oenue 2eir fin.
bes ben auerfineFfe Ronmments 8ranit
icm fuDes n~OsenteSs. Serrunbt finbes
ogida Sern o9 andre p9roifllbe Rine.
raler. s, iom bar 9euge / SoerffoS
tcm Bib os brig beml Ser er eoSe an.
IebHtnser. men Renee er Der TIBET al
2igefon tr9n9es ~ia9fb1Sige Colt til a
bride Soretageuber freu1aS ben rett!
Bet.
en- tierIi9 SiIien til ale.
3. 6. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
Daffer ipanif DanierinSe
aiper Qris til pernna.

liner iioen at irembringe 7riigouneu.
4erurla er life en- Reroine eGer
Rdrtotif men ct GrEigt ltgefremt
StprtemfSoeI, iom forsscr Gpgetiten
% BERGER glooet.
Der er itor eFteripsrgiel efter 20.
nits / Scn trptteuSe Seoe en- Sonme.
rem og iiGr | 2ruS. boor Def BORNE
SER or fremtrr6erhe.
SaoSan efterip1rgisl nSoes usi.
aatiq al Berlnd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

nerpeioeffele er ieSparIig
~ Sslgeu al en- @eifieftieelie,
iom frpoer .itaois anitrengeIie Of
Reroeiutcmet.
s ianbonne SilfGl6e pfI6e Oct npre
fIogt ON en- Gorauoriug at 9eifipf.
tigelie fiutoe aisres.
Ren set er life altiS muIigt, o.
ct aoot StprfemiS6eI bIir en GsSpn'
btabeS.
@crlro err en- Conf, iorr giercp-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

itate 3crmisfionen. Spoorser oeri-
moo paoitoo, at bet piESe osre at
9isre Sn6greb / Sitltitsoeportemert.
tets RettiebeSer, oa at Saititsoepar-
temerrtet par iioeorouet neo bet le-
g~iSIdttbe 8epurtemeut os Oct eTehr.
the 8eportement.
Sendtor 8fttriS9e fcrtsgte HeefSm
Spooner at b9oSe. at &ureressn ton
life LUTTE Den fsoeraIe Rets Dsre for
no9en. aSuotat Beef 6ertnoo BGp-
6eoe at SrterItate &oumistoren CT
en- ipecieI Ret, fom er oprettet % ei.
pet SurisStftion cper Goger, fom an.
eaor RtmeIigbeSen al GoEter, Der er
beiternte al Seruhnrerne.
Otter at orenitnoenSe bar fdt. -IneS.
beIes ON 6eure Gag fGsenSe:
Sntertdte commissioners | @nfr
tl9ton bar pod Sor,Lag al M0Geret
dfotit ben al Commercial Glib {,
Stolu gitp auTagSe Gag mo6 MiI.
polttee 8areu % andre Seru6me-
torpauier. bOori De bIeo 6eifpIot for.
at De oe6 Sr6utraen af fine Scrter
fra nGpnte gp til Chicago bunSe uS-
btit ltiStg RarttfbeS moo Sio1Sg
Gitp til @uuit for Simrr sails. Ga.
gen 6lep afnTt al Den 8rlupS. at grr-
bauerue baoSe groet Barrel chi at
5arterne oiTSe bLtDe iOrnSret, ioose.
SeS at be to gper INT oil blioc file.
paa lige 500.
SpergsmoaIet IN SJarertrte Ruu-
m~isFpuers RpubtgteO er bog life
berue6 oigiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
grsp i'm en- flrus til asusss Rans,

"airre 8iIbeIm! 81 gspsr ale bel.
+9tuegrt CT hoget luunaoelig % bItr
for bier 9B intlere og inrrurttgsre.
gteS guTSet ON OF set iuHrne maa
bore SfTpEoet meS bas, er ieo DIN
trufnfte GLiie.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

correspondence

sorresppnbancsr uben Rapu % dbgesie- taaes lite bet mtnbRe Semfun III;
Be- bHr inr euenne eennemiGte as aeboftousa Matnet III tffe tlpe
oNtHtitgetpa. meenhneFt ceppmTsaoe MosTsipsaneuf pnttr DEL. men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
DOZENS SOFT.

Sra @rano Reobptp, Iinu., itripeS:
litter bar en- al be eamIe 9toneerer
Der | @ranb Rea6otp facet SieuiIoo.
nemIie Ole Sutton gse. Gan bsoe ben
10be Suui 1907 os efterIaSer iig Grfe.
iom er nogle Var GIore. en- 8rober.
RtIs Sutton gee, og en- S8Iter. aure
q. gee. Gan bar fsSt / RoSSre aurs
bal, @aloers, ben 20be GpriI 1889, inos
GIT | sGeteifab meo Rdeubilo SaIborion
| aar 1868. Sc rtboanorebe til ames
rifn @oaren 1867, oe Tom her til Conn
Of @ranb Reaooip, Motper Co., Rtnu,,
famine Gar. 9e bar breoet meb Sars
ming inbtiI for 8 Gar iibeu, ba ban paa
8ritnS af ueb5ruSt $elbreb iol9te beres
Sarm og fIbtteSe Der til 8peu. Sau
bar en- 9ob Raub o9 lebebe os bsbe
Sroen paa fin SreIier.
Sariei Suofnuo, en- at Rbbb9sertibeus
4ioneerer / bette Excitement (&riftis
anal, er b~enfareu. Gan bsbe Ssrbus
ben 29be Suui efter bare ct Bar Sinners
Sbsbom. San bar fsot / &auIaro.
gbre SeIemarfen. for ODER 80 aar IL
ben os fom iom Gmi9rant til 8iscuus
fin tiblig / 50@Aarene. Otter noele fan
aar fIpttebe ban bio, bpor ban bar Iepet
ben belle lib ftoen. Sans Sliitru Sors
tbea bebe for 7 Gar iiben.
Sariei bar en tppiit RuromartS, en-
gIifer at fit SebreIanb os en- Ststte for
&irten os fit ga6olag. SaH a at ct
muntert SinSelag og bapbe en- Reugbs
8ieubtfpIt % geuuer, Tom altto bill fonts
me bam tbu o9 iabne banL
@~eerabelieu forrettebes at Baif. Sarts
fen, fom fluttebe en- trRffenoe 9rrotfeu
meb at bb9Ie beb % laase S9et paa
noele af be ii6ite Orb, iom ben afos6e
talte, nemrIig; "gor Serre faar gisre
tneS mig, bpaS BAN bill"
Sc efterlabte er: Rartirr, ber 9lbte
of Ssnnerne, iom Ieoer I Bolt Co.,
Rirn., @ers. g. 10. -Strate. Irs. >.
Srion, &arG os asGaf, iom ppboIber it9
t bcnne I9rbeS. % GSolf, iom er Bret
| bet uorSliae 8iscouitn. Sen iiofts
rebrte tdlte r,ogle Orb neb fin Sabers
guare til Sc tiLitebebRreube enaeIiftas
Ienbe Splt. 8orreiponSeut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12

Ser bar en- SiS. at man snapt tnbe
ia "adrndHosIng", eqer at Tonofon
tnnoe rrrre tiffteee. ubeu at Sriffeu it1ils
be b9ufss | 5eiiRbet.
3 Stepet meuem bar % 30" I9as
ger Snar aofeu uofiaa bstesnenSe -
bdlbt troriif, ballot bebreiSenSe - eisie
Orb I a~riuSens Runb:
"@arsd os Frpita o. tnota
Ge Iaaft pere bep os BAG.
siiia | 3ritsuritenna
90 iumfa Sat 90 aug.
aousa 10 beim % bnISrd
Ss trued mee COG o. Chg:
act beoi es bsprt 70 bmie
Sinl osra &aruianus Gag
gi er bsIeiabts ipmutet iaa Iaust M.
at Bet life CT betrogtet iom "tursligt" /,
at -iitia I 9riaeiteutna o. iumIa Rat
% Tag. Zen unae bar Rst til at
gteSe ig, men toarlis beoeRst err bet
mee ben ai GLasiet oyftimIershs Gipss
SLRSe. Sub. lem bar Iagt 9pS5oGbet
| oe aiosbeseiftringeu | Be unges &nrm.
ban bar alert. OF be Itdl fun Foo til at
| aleSe IA I 2Ipet, - ban bar urent. at
Sc ital faa ga iunoe 2isseIGoer. grfas
Iingen bar imiblertio I4rt cs, at be
lIugSomsIng er beIoigit. boor be RIhre
i.ie priueipm9siigt uSetrnses. bog. be
9Iere bsr life 6iftere | et o. ali. iad.
large Sc sugre bpIcer fie iHber Ssuulss
Iiebe5ens 8rrrnisr. hinge SoIt Bar
aoet al at I9re ia til at Ieee fine egue
Rsoer - bet oil bore Dem til tor Si9lp
aremtieen. Ren bet ftneer boerten be
Rfere eler prere. at en- Sar OF Ror
iadr app til at elnbe ip iammeu mso
be nHgre. 6bis ct llnGoomslag p~rincips
mGsjiet iIadr 9sren ieien FOR Sar sGer
Ror. ia iaa Dor bet oars tiIitratsIis
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
DEFIES Death ON
OPERATING TABLE
H. B. Davis WEEDS Miss Maude
V0riS, and Submits TO
Surgeon.

The Louisville Herald, of Tuesday,
contains the following account con-
corning young man we'll known to
the senior editor of this paper:
While soft-footed nurses at st. Jo-
seph's lnfirmary were preparing the
operating room, and Dr. Ellis Duncan
was busily engaged over his instru-
ments, which were TO be the means of
bringing relief to Ben r. Davis, of
Louisville, the Rev. DR.. W. Y. Davis
was pronouncing in a low tone Mr..
Davis and Miss Maude Voris. of Bur-
gin, KY, man and wife at noon yester
day
A moment later, the ceremony over.
the newly made bride departed with
relatives and friends to her husbands
home, where the party awaited the
news from the infirmary. Thirty min
utes later successful operation for
appendicitis had been performed and
the patient was returned to his room.
where the atmosphere was heavy with
the scent of many flowers.
Last night the young wife remained
constantly at the side of her husband,
who is on the road to recovery. Davis
was taken i'll Sunday while on his
way to the home of his bride. He
was removed to the infirmary yester-
day morning.
ABOUT two weeks ago Mr. Tyler
Davis, who is well known in Hartford,
was operated on for appendicitis at
the same hospital. Ben Davis is
splendid young man, and it is to be
hoped he will be spared to his young
bride
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
ILLINOIS COURT IN
FAVOR Of union
SnStainS Cumberland PreSbyter-
ian Church in Union With
Northern PreSbyterianS.

! Another decision of the civil courts
regarding the union of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church with the
Northern Presbyterian body has Just
been reported. This decision comes
from the appellate court of the Third
district of Illinois, and sustains the
action of the Cumberland majority in
the union. Those in the Cumberland
church opposing the union had con-
tended before the court, IL is reported
that there is really no agreement of
doctrine between the two uniting
churches, but the court holds that
since the Cumberland general assem-
bly,. voted that there was sufficient
agreement the civil courts have no
right to go behind this decision OF
the ecclesiastical body.
A constitutional question of the
Cumberland church was also consid-
cred by the court, and It appeared
that the constitution of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church permitted
union with other religious bod
les of the same faith. and
the court held that the fact that the
size of the religious body thus to be
received did not enter into the matter
and the fact that the PRESBYTERIAN
church was longer than the Cumber-
land BODY had no bearing on the
case and could not be considered a
violation of the Cumberland constitu-
ton.
The contention of the Cumberland
minority and its progress in the
courts is being watched with great
interest by religious leaders of all
denominations, many OF whom do not
conceal the fact that their sympa-
thies are with the contestants. There
has been so much talk in recent
months of the possible union OF sew
eral bodies, that the whole question
of the legality of union possesses at
present interest. Ii is evident also
that in every denomination about
which reports of union are circulated
there is a strong minority opposing
any such movement, and the Cumber-
land matter, now in the courts,is ex-
pected to establish some precedents
of which other bodies may take ad-
vantage.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
CLERK ARRESTED
AS AN EMBEZzLER
Billy" Sem0nin Owes State
$4,000, Is Charged.
Jefferson County Official Just
Dep0Sed, Gets In Bad With
State Auditor.

Louisville, KY, July 24.-William
j. Semonin, retiring county clerk,
was arrested last evening on a charge
OF embazzlement, ii being alleged
that he is short in his accounts as
clerk OF Jefferson county in a sum
approximating from $500 to $780,
600.
The arrest caused a tremendous
sensation. Mr.. Semonin furnished
bond in the sum of $4,000 within
a short time after his arrest.
Semonin was one of the officials
whose office was declared vacant by
the court of appeals in deciding the
election contest cases. He was elect
ed as Democrat. When his success
sor, was appointed a few days ago
the accounts of this office were check
ed up, with the result that the head
bookkeeper this afternoon declared
that there was shortage of over $45,-
600. There had been rumors of short
ago for two years. but the books of
State Auditor Hager, when examined,
showed Semonin's accounts with the
State to he correct up until June /,
1907.
When Semonins successor was ap-
pointed the former had just mailed a
check for $1,000 to the State Audi
tors office for the month OF June
Mr.. Semonin declared publicly that he
had stopped payment when he found
he was not TO be retained in office.
his idea being to have all accounts
checked up and to settle in full with
the State on his retirement.
When interviewed he stated en-
phatically that full examination OF
the books would show that he did not
owe the state over $4,000 the
amount of his collections for June
and July.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
BILL Duke AGAIN
| IN JAILERS CUSTODY
Found Guilty on Two Charges of
Selling Liquor Device
Didn't Work.

One liquor dispenser was not very
jubilant after the special term of Judge
Taylor's court closed Monday. Bill
Duke who not more than twenty days
ago completed Jail sentence of sever
al months for Bookkeeping" the ar
ticle was found guilty on two charges
by juries. In one case he was fined
$4,000 and sentenced to ten days in
Jail and in the other he receives fine
of SIS and ten days in Jail.
Bill has been In the bootlegging bust
ness long and tried many devices. 1t
is stated that on one ocrasion he con-
cealed pint or half pint in bundle
of oats and hauled load to a picnic
and sold them, the half pint bundles
at 35c and the pint bundles at 60c.
His last device was simuple, in fact
his plan could hardly be called de-
vice. He would meet prospective
customer and say: | know where you
can get some liquor, or II being asked
IL he had any liquor he would say that
he did not but knew where the pros
pective customer could get it. He
then described a certain buggy locat-
ed at certain place. and when the
customer started to look for ii he
would follow closely behind. When
the buggy was located the money was
deposited on the seat and the GUS
toner reached under some lap-robes
and other things In the buggy bed
and got what he wanted. Bill thought
thiswasnotselling but the juries decid-
ed otherwise. . -hs. .t-
Several other charges have been
registered against Bill and others may
yet follow.
The working clause was attached to
the juries verdicts and embodied In
the courts judgments and Duke is
now working on the levee North of
Hartford. %t b.-
Since the foregoing was put in type
Bill ceased to work on the levee. He
was engaged in clearing tn briars and
underbrush from each side of the
road and Jailer Mcdaniel sent him
up the road about 100 yards to work.
Bill Wearied of bush cutting and took
his leave, travelling by foot. He has
not been heard from since.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
Notice to Road OverSeerS.

The time limit has expired for over
seers and hands to put their roads
in order mad l shall now have to
make my report of their condition.
l will begin my tour Of inspection
at once and If l find roads in bad
condition, l will be compelled to re-
port 80.
am held responsible foB the con-
dition of the roads and II any are
not now in shape the overseers should
begin at once to put them In order.
1 have been very lenient with every
body on account Of the backward sea-
son and late crops but now that crop
season is nearing an end, the roads
should receive attention "a
.isos ,i,r4G. A. RALPH.
49, Road and Bridge, Com.
Hartford. KY. July %. 1907. 2t2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
To The Public.

The repeated statement in the Ow-
ensboro papers connecting Co. III,
Bird Infantry, X. n. G. with the strik-
ing of John Arnold near Brandon
burg, Ky, on the return from James
town encampment is the result OF
either ignorance or malitie. Co. H.,
came from Louisville over the l.. c.
railroad and 1t is physical impossi-
bility for any member to have had
anything to do with that unfortunate
incident. The scene OF the accident
was on the l.. H. & st. l.. railroad at
point where the train bearing Co.
"H.". did not pass.
]. M. DEWEESE.
Capt. Bird Inf, X. n. G.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
EpW0rth League Day.

Next Sunday the Hartford and Beav
.er Dam Epworth Leagues, will unite
in a mass meeting at the Court House
in Hartford at 1880 a. m. Rev. H.
M. DuBose, the General Secretary and
editor Of the Epworth Era, will be the
chief speaker. He is scholarly, bril-
liant man and an eloquent speaker
Everybody is invited both in town
and country. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged. Come ear
ly-l0: 80 a. m.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
CaIl Meeting.

There will be call meeting of the
Industrial Cooperative Association
Saturday, August 3rd, 1907, at VIII
liams Mines Grove. Meeting called
promptly at 1 o'clock p. M, purpose
Of said meeting will be the selling OF
the remainder of stock. Receiving the
report Of out standing committee and
election of officers. Given under my
hand this July 20, 1907.
CHAS. w. MULLIKIN, Sec.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
Miss Wedding Enterrains.

Miss Nora l.. Wedding delightfully."-
entertained at her beautiful home on
Clay street Friday evening from
eight until twelve. The porches and
warriors were artistically decorated
With Japanese lanterns of which adj
ded much beauty. Many games were
engaged in after which the daintiest
of ices were. served.
Those present were: Misses Winnie
Cottrell and Cova Anderson, Of Ow-
.ensboro, Alma Riley, Bera Bean,
Bessie Collins. Nellie Saunders, Nora
Wedding, Mary e. Marks, Anna e.
Keown, Alice Keown, Sarah Keown.
fElsie Matthews, Rnth Rilay and N
Messrs. Martin Thomas, Sydney VIII
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26

Guarded by $50 soldiers, the four
Italians convicted at Hahnville, La, of
the murder of a boy, were taken to
the State penitentiary on a special
train.
The charter of Cumberland Univer-
sity. at Lebanon, Tenn, was amended
so as to insert the words "Presby-
terrain Church in the United States of
America" where the words ''Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church" appear.
In order to prevent the passage of
prohibition bill, the liquor interests in
Alabama have agreed not to fight the
measures now before the Legislature
shipping liquors into prohibition dis
tricts.
Major Paymaster Eugene Cohin, of
the army at Manila, has had his left
arm amputated, the result of infection
from the handling of money paying
troops. He was veteran of the Civil
War and a member of the old McKin-
ley regiment.
Judge Pritchard in the United States
Court at Ashland. n. c.. discharged
Ticket Agents Wood and Wilson, of
the Southern railway, on habeas COR
pus proceedings, and declared the pen
atty clause of the new Rate Bill UNI
constitutional.
Chicago has seen the last of its La
Dor day parades, at least for several
years to come. The annual long march
through the streets by thousands of
unionists has been abandoned by the
Federation of Labor and the Associat-
ed Building Trades.
Because France is without a public
executioner, the death sentence given
Soeillant, a fiend convicted of brutal
mistreatment and murder of a little
girl, probably will be given life i'm
popular indignation on account of the
brutality of the crime.
The Commonwealth questions the
right of the l.. and N. Railroad Com
pany to operate hotel for the reason
that the company's charter contains
no such provision, and suit has been
filed by Attorney General Hays upon
the ground that the hotel, which was
bought at court sale, and which is
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
Among The Lodges.

Rough River No. ITO, X. of p, had
splendid attendance Tuesday night
conferred the second and third ranks
and In good form. The new officers
are getting down to their duties, and
everything is promising.
Keystone Chapter r. A. NJ, had a
great day last Saturday. Work be-
gan at o'clock p. m. and all four
degrees were conferred. Adjournment
was had at o'clock and an elegant
supper was served at the City Res
taurant to the members. The basis
Of the supper was fried chicken, smoth
cred chicken, chicken and dumplings,
with all necessary accomplishments
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
DR.. Maddox Moves TO OwensbOr0.

DR.. ]. d. Maddox, of Rockport, ar
rived in the city this morning and
viii make his home in this city in
future. He is corresponding secre-
rotary of the Baptist Ministers Aid So
ciety and formerly had his headquar-
tiers at Eockport, Ky. His family &C
companied him and they will be at
500 Triplett street until they are per-
manently located.-Owensboro Inquir-
er.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26

liams, Byron Foster, Ney Foster AL
lison Barnett, Frank Foreman, Har-
old Holbrook. Seth Riley, McHenry
Holbrook, Lewis Riley, Conner Foro
and Walter Wedding.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
How the Contest Stands.
NORTH SIDE.

Miss Mertie Willford, Nocreek. .5,2S5
Miss Cora Thomasson, Heflin. .5,Sl5
SOUTH SIDE.
Miss Bertha Pirtle, Hartford. IL ,92O
Miss Ethylin Jones. Hartford r. F.
ID. No. 1.................. 500
Miss Harriet Flener, Cromwell. 400
Miss Ethel Thorp, Williams Mines. 47O
Miss Stella Daniel, Olaton. $3.50
Miss Mary B. Williams, Rob Roy "a, 6S5
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-26
Land for Sale.

F1fty-four acres good farming land
for sale one mile from Hartford on
pike. viii go at a bargain.
+. NJ. WESTERFIELD.