The Hartford republican., 1907-11-01

must be certainly convinced that no
more drastic remedies were necessary
TO the collection of taxes, and must
plainly see that this absurd consti-
tutional amendment wasS proposed
solely TO make possible further cor
ruption of elections, and that 100 just
at a time when public sentiment is
demanding not fouler but cleaner cleo
tions.
IL is up 10 the voters of Kentucky
Tuesday 10 pass on these issues as
made up. They are moral not polit-
ical issues and the election of Will
son and the ticket with him will not
be hailed as simply partisan victory,
but as a victory for the freedom low
ing citizens of the commonwealth.
In Illinois, in Ohio, in Massachu-
sets and even in rock-ribbed Pennsyl-
vania party rottenness is freely con-
demned and Democratic State officers
elected when conditions demand il,
and is it not fair now TO, in friend
ly spirit, ask the patriotic Democrats
Of Kentucky to join in a movement
to defeat a self-appointed crowd of
custodians of the Democratic party
who despairing of the support of The
masses of the god-fearing, law-abiding
Sunday observing people have openly
and boldly bid for the support of the
lowest element of our citizenship?
To the Republicans | want TO say
that you cannot excuse yourself from
the duty you owe your fellow citizens
of the State of voting for Wilson and
his associates Tuesday. The oppor-
tunity never came to you before 10
contribute so much to the public SER
vice. Whether you ever were an cleo
tion worker or not you want to be
one this time. Go to your neighbor
and ask him If he wants the saloon
and gambling houses of our cities
run wide open on Sunday and urge
him that his vote might determine
whether they shall or shall not ask
him If he is in favor of denying an
honest man the right TO vote If he
should happen to not be able to pay
his tax sixty days before the election
and urge him that his vote might de-
termine whether this may occur or
not. Go to your Democratic friends
and go over these matters with them
in a friendly spirit. Tell him kindly
that we are not seeking Republic
an victory this time but, victory for
the people who fear God revere NOR
ality and would preserve the right of
suffrage for the poorest man in your
State. Thousands of good Democrats
are openly supporting the peoples
ticket, and many thousands more who
out of long association With their par
ty will not vote with us4are SO dis
gusted with the, ,high-handed methods
OF the machine they will remain away
from the polls. These are conditions
that make Wilson's election an abso-
lutte certainty If every Republican does
his whole duty.1, s!r e4sIa,4 ..
,s J,H.THOMAS,
- '.-'- ~v>~ Narrows,Ky.
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What Makes this Store So Pop
--nlar2 = e...-a
! The prices my friendsAthe prices.
They are the backbone of the whole
business. the foundation stone of all
our. success.
The prices we make for you are: ~
- :sa AUCTION PRICES.,e5
IN SALE PRICES. hs>9 ..ta
s1 sHERIFFs PRICES.
'A'E o BARGAIN, PRICES .
Here are a few watches:g@9 ,A
IS size, z jewel Elgins..... :. $3.50
1s size, 15 jewel Elgin ~. "a. :. $500
is size, II jewel Elgin. ). $500
1S size, jewel Standard. .$4,OO
1S size, z jewel New Era .,..... $3.50
These are prcies no one in Kentucky
can beat. We get the bargains, we
give the bargains, and If Old Nick
stood in the doorway you'd dodge
him in some way or another and come
back for more. ]. B. TAPPAN,