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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
was 26Stto Us, id Of Rugby.
The Devils LAKE bows did some
excel lents team IL lfs|

was 26,stos Us is sd favor Of Rugby
The Devils Lake bows some
excel lent team Il.
4 Olga Serum gard, repo rter. 3
he senior i 4 lass has begun to
think about their new 10 a for
graduation time sss9s5
0 The Freshman class is think
ing about hold ding Al class meet dc
ingto elect n Ulcers and choose
class colors.
The change 81 iii eather Has
kept q number of pills US ss1ts off
school on ace the gfiippe.
3 lean Small Ellen Ciaaalaberlir
and Marie Donov are e II again
attend their soph nInorea class
es, and Flossie Sanffo ORD Eliza
beth Jingle, Mary Smith and
Albert Hanson are again attend
ing freshn1an classes. ;3sE.
i The time until school closes Is
too short to have each pupil re-
port for the newspapers again,
so for March the 5fresh man class
will report, and for April the
sophorno res, and for May. the
Juniors and SEM ors. 81
Beginning with the new, term,
the girls basket ball team will
meet every Mend lay and Friday
evening, and club swinging class
every Wednesd ay. .Ss 81;
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
DON Prosser, reporter

7 The high school teacheFssgaVe
y dinner on Friday in honor Of
Superinten lent God birth
day, which should have come on ID
February twenty-nint The
grade teachers and the first has ].
ket bail team were guests. Er,
Godward is one of those forum
ate people who naVer grow old:
Il The basket ball ganaa between
Rugby. AMI Devils Lake was#a
very interesting ene. The score
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

. This is not George Aas i
slang: 1t is Alone Aid fable.
Once aeezer, sat and cut Kndling
too small for Cook Stove He
he said The Blink. az, il
hadn't he lived Here the Place was
Punky? Sure Mikei sSszS
Look at that town over in The next County Grognke
Jonahs Gourd. Must be aJonah We've grown some
but don't see that we're knocking any
That fha way fhis Gasaboo knocked his
!. one Day sarsaste
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
. mallsklatsi;.

Ship the hides Sbo j, I. Gleed,
East Aurora, :, and get
what they are worth. I am now
raging for average lots. from 10
tg St cents each y straight 4 pay
alb express charges on lQtssof
5Or inDre nuskraaE u Hides.
Highest nlarke prices for all
other lurs. S hip them iii.
Write for prfcel list: Reference:
Ranl of East Azure d:
!. Gleed, 3
ss}} East Aurora, !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

gss over By tnis BaIa
That would ssnda aprsaA
IS ahat sopssa 81
Ssaseess
wanted Auhsaanaa
mail and lst The EhssM
'front.' az aoEas 0f
yaaa naaass sas
asn and so thS
ssors ta linsn cellar place of Papsy
gsspass had Btu Bea
soll yelr town
grose, passf ouIze hons slstlsFp
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
One safe rule for young u. u house
wives begin using Hunt sPer.
feet be king pow der, YOU IL never
want use any other. n
!Ninal aPr ],

5 DaparSnane of The Interior, Land oMcs AZ
sUeyiEa IsnkSsNsn 10. aAareh 7th lS07. 3
Hesica 10 hereby given that 5sSsss
LARS OLSON ~.
sof gacks0n. d. has fled nosics 81 his III.
fenfs0n NJ meLe AnAl dye3 year proof lii support
ut his elhim,s viz Homestead entry no. 3sfSee
made ynhe Ri, ffoE The n. Nv. TX al NV.
section III, township 1ss raaRe 6e, and that
and: TSesiyer, at Devils Lake North sDaEnta al
April al rs.
!. as names Che following witneasesi ne proya
ne sonsinkes Issat lsnce sul stsation
Ole. limbo. q. sTin5o and Oh sAnder.
} 3ss ,ets Jackson 10 and OLAF Roa oe Penn,
Ole ssaTnIug Rsgisser
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
GRAND nARBOR

- ~. V1asA ~ W. eEs eees~Se~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Weather somewhat colder. :,
Miss Hazel Sloman spent Sum
day home last week. s...,. ::
Last Sunday fifteen young
people boarded No. 8 for the east
Louis Dion is here on business
frosn Newburg, r.. !. y !
- Mrs. Hoyt Lively has gone to
Join her husband at Esmend.
Mrs. Eva Irwin has returned
to her home at Overly, n. %. =
:, Tom Meen has been visiting
at Churehs Ferry for a few days.
Millard Strand and Miss Lille
FrohsEerk have returned L. to
Ada, MINI. :.; 4: + == 4 I: s..
Mrs. Harvey Maekey was a
visitor at the home Of her sister
fora few days last week.
MRS. Fagnant has returned to
her; home ia Seattle, Wash,
after atwo5 months visit with
relatives. s:5y. ) s;:ss J.. s$:s; n y
Mr.. Schultz has been d com
planning Of an attack 81 rheussaa-
tism OF late. *s. ), u j u z
Father Augustine held private
mass at the residence &c Geo.
Dion on Saturday last. ! u. .*. ~ 4.
Mr.. Cryd ermar, buyer at the
Farmers elevator, is doing a
Tine business these days as wheat.
i hauling has CONNIE need 81 4.
Miss Hattie Kauffelnlberg q was ,s.,..,
home on visit from 4 Maza last
Sunday 5S.= 81. ..=' ..= !.
small crowd Of Harborites
spent a pleasant evening last
Saturday at the home Of NE, and
! i; Mrs l'.s John Mex 81
Mrs. r. A. Dion 81 scent III II II 4 few ,.
days in Devils Lake the last of
be week. .5 :58S Ss s1@ SSI75
Mrs Dions, sister, Mrs on ,d
] lselle and daug glitter and son-.iirl-7
law are visiting with her for q
saiort time from n Wbnrg, N. q.
Miss Iaurera Belcoul.t Is home
rom How itt,y, here she has
been ding the Sisters
school. .7.'
Mrs. C. q. Maelxeys HAS cone:
q ebraska for cor her health.
where she will sta until she "a
gains her streHgt II III Iaopea
she will soon be able ttos return.
E|'tsE 1sls VIII BE- greatIy missed.
very delight ful card par L,
place at the home Of frank
snook last rid evening,
sssIgty people were ia attendance.
ne head prizes were awarded
q, Hiss Katherine lien and Mr.
DE- iilIer lie boobv
prizes were awarded Ia Frank
sat.fe nber and Dwayne fc-
II Ulster
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

ISSNuE ssi,ssxl q 3aEak0} 3Onl0
OF 4 the bbergastings
and Dropped xs the nit.
sslatior,. M /: Ii /, !. IA u, / /;
81 ,opl here yor. no
remarked xno clesnaSS
ssho svas Hard irils Gut
the Ktoclxs, sFVaaat;gt do
you 40 Tor Ills itssvlly4
Are yesiS doing fo ii !; part !:
to Etit this Buzz On the
Upgrade hats hat
haft Bunch of asteEsl..
ssafe 4 MI king out DEL
pour thsJ ~ I, y;; n
/; "a. hath q ldasa 1 order
Gztaiasus from Chi.
ca& town that is ii !
town. n RepIi lied tils Gee
ser. sEs S & i
,gh |, Is said
the Isapsrt 1krriv-
b. low Ell me hand
you os,t II ifce little
lad ps Hlllion seasa.
For che past ten years
3NSiis have II been h naYi1sfySss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
8eEelneae Bo1 ResensRasge
.lDl)'E|6ROAT GRtlNTS:~ .

e 70
|, Miss Clara Nees is suffering:
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.,,
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lynn spent:
Sunday with J. B. Lynn. of De-
Groat. =;
f Eugene Falk made a business
trip to Grand Harbor Saturday.
The farmers in this vicinity:
have resumed hauling grain to:
market. p y -, =
Services will be held in the
Norwegian Lutheran church q
week from Sunday. III, :,
F Mrs. j. w. Israel is improving:
'rapiday from i n attack Of bleed
poison caused BIZ an, injured.
finger. y. -: >* 5:s y 5,ss *.' \
s. The Ladies' Aid society will,
hold their next meeting at MAIDS
Mikkalaen's s. home a waek from
next Thursday. 5s 7s " g: 8 4:
G .
= Gus jacobson. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neils ia.
cobson Of Leeds. u. sS :.sj=5 2 4 .:5:3
4 Oscar Anderson, and &: ii Miss i,'
Alma Rushfe 1dt unsdayed with
Miss Rushf edits parents & d. \.
Miss Annie Bjugan has been
visiting Haase's during the past
Weellwe wonder who ,. az
E Some Of the boys in Id Groat
are spending time on skis: that:
should be devoted 70 the wood:
|piie .'s *# v E. r. 3 3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Rainbotfl
Iof Starkweather, were visiting
on Monday with Mr.. Rainboth's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. G.
Rainboth. 4
Sleigh parties are getting num-
.erous III Delsroat these 3ffine5
evenings and each young fellow
with his best tries toS outshine
the others. sES.s:..
. Last Monday evening 81 d NM Il, /,
Der De young folks and older
ones gathered at the pleasant
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson.
"a delightful evening was spent
an playing games and dancing.
Miss Anna Bjjugarl , Misses.
Eva and Dale Israel Miss Olive
Adahl, and hi essgs. Otto and
George Jacob onll spent Sunday.
with Mr. and Mrs. ~ a. Falk.s
.A delicious sup sr was served.
after which emit home
|happ
reception was given at the
home of IN ii. OH III
|Rainboth last q asssslay evening
ila honor of q Mi and IlTr rs. j anea
EB. Lynn. lam es were pla cd
All dispersed at d late hour an
the morning. and report having
nae an excel lent tim Ell sssssssSS
yot intend bay d tanning
mil, be sure and ID HI d qnire about
The Hero = aanslfa ctnrsd 81 tlle;
win City Separator eat it
afsl ron will 1es ssiialied that iii iss
Che best mill Iou ever tried g I
a. yossar ID Coz rsany have sold
them Tor several years, and the de-
allazsd has Increased every yea. .
Examine carsgu h sfoge oa IIany'
othes ~ 4
IIlialiloils stock
rs iTls lssfl lI-|
sas IL Iii Il
,s1i az
III
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

l me next legslla examination
licagis common l,s,,fE
\ loslaas aill held Oh en-
\, sl q iaalld Hriiday al
March fa'Ss ~
sagesass ami -
saI arlssess
County '1s
. 81 1a sgiac shoe drill have
hels rsyllt many yss. ss.s
|salid are Gssl sae,sss &.
sls,rabili light and
ssxs,,ss ven
u IS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

& New haled hay 30 cents Der
bake. Fonsssle hy$z q. Baker.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

aa s.yrn
leans Nh faas l,esst
s
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
All! SUNDAY CLOSING.

Muhlenburg county has an alleged
Democratic newspaper. 1t is the Ar
gus. 1t in common with vast num-
Der of others of ats ilk have Assayed
TO believe they could hypnotic the pub
lie about the Republican party's stand
on Sunday saloon closing. The Cen
trail City Republican hands IL the fol-
lowing and incidentally this might
prove cure or preventative for con-
niption fits and kindred troubles II
certain newspaper hereabOuts has suf-
fered from over the same question::
The Argus seems to be much exer-
cised over the fact that the Repub-
lican State Platform did not say any
thing specially in favor of Sunday
closing in Louisville. The platform
says, I'VE favor the strict enforcement
of all the laws of the State" Now
can the editor of the Argus compre-
bend this language? Is the law against
selling whiskey on Sunday one of the
laws of the State? If so, then the
Republican party is committed upon
that law. The Republican party has
platform of principles enunciated
at the Louisville State Convention.
You can tell what it stands for, but
what about the Democratic party? 1t
has no platform. Can it be that this
once great part, the party of Carlisle,
Lindsay, Blackburn and McCreary has
sunk so low dnder its present incom-
petent leadership as to be afraid to
commit itself upon the public question
before the people of the Common
wealth?
Gov. Beckham has been Governor
for nearly seven years. Was this law
on the statute books when he became
Governor? Was it on the statutes wher
he was elected the second time, when
Senator McCreary charged that the
whiskey interests put up the money
to secure his (Beckham's) election
Was this the law before Gov. Beckham
became a candidate for United States
Senator against Senator McCreary?
We quote from the Argus: 1T
has always been violation of law in
Kentucky to sell whiskey on Sunday"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

The intelligent teachers of the State
should resent the libel of the Re-
publican party at the polls"
What Republican paper in Kentucky
ever "sneered at the inefficiency of the
public school teachers in this State?
Not one and the Argus could not find
an expression of that kind in any Re-
publican paper with its fine tooth
comb. No State has better. or more
self sacrificing teachers, and none are
paid less for their services. Every
State north of the Ohio River, and
most of them south of it, pays more
public money for schools than does
Kentucky.
The last clause of this wonderful
editorial effort is amusing in the eX-
IRENE. The idea of appealing to in
teiligent teachers" to resent a hatch
ed libel from the Argus own incuba-
tor, is poser. This piece of ignor-
ance. or duplicity, will not appeal to
any intelligent person." much less
an intelligent teacher. Better con-
tinue your appeals to ignorance, as
you have always done.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
M. II. BEARD, Secretary.

have a social gathering where old
friends could meet each other, shake
hands and have day of social enjoy
ment.
The Improved Order of Red Men
have taken advantage of the occa-
sion and on August II. at the beauti-
full grounds of the Ohio County Fair
Company, will give grand Pow-Wow
or barbecue. They have arranged to
have an address by the Great Sachem
Mr.. Robert Lee Page, of Louisville,
] Ky. A spectacular street parade,
where the Indian in his primitive cos
tune, bowie knives, war clubs and
other accoutrements, may be seen.
There will be big base ball game
by the best teams that can be had in
the county, foot races, potato races
and a number of other amusements
TO please the fancy of the great
crowd expected.
Do not fail to bring the children.
We have arranged to have swings,
hammocks, croquet, lawn tennis and
other forms of amusement to please
the young folks and children.
We have arranged to serve a barbe-
cue dinner on the grounds at the small
sum of 35c per plate. which we hope
will be in reach of all. No admis-
sion will be charged, so that every
body, big, little, old and young-is ex-
pected to attend.
Old man, bring your old lady and
9ittle ones. Young man, bring your
best girl.
Everybody come and enjoy a day
with the Red Men. If
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
IfNOEANC E OR bUPLiCirY.

The Democratic press of Kentucky
started out to brag about the magnifi-
cent manner i'm which this present
administration had managed the
school funds for Kentucky. Upon be-
ing shown up on the record, they now
resort to such balderdash as the fol-
lowing from the "Muhlenburg Argus"
ono of the most rantaukerous, unrelia-
BILE of the flock:
1--WE resent the constant sneers of
the Republican press concerning the
public school system and alleged in
efficiency of the public school teachers
in this state. No state has a better
school system and no state pays ms
much per capita to the maintenance
of the common schools as Kentucky
and no state has brighter, more in
telligent, industrious class of young
men and womn school teachers not to
count many old veterans who have
spent their lives in the public SER
vice in the public school rooms. The
denunciation of the Republican party
and Republican press Of the public
schools and school teachers is an In
famous libel conceived in falsehood
and malice for campaign purposes
Kentucky has been injured more and
is being injured more every day by
the slanderers and traitors within her
borders than by all other influences,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
Not Strong, but Weak.

Just as surely as there are practical
questions in the selection OF candi-
dates for the Presidency, the result
of this Ohio fight, though Mr.. 1..t
should take the majority of the Ohio
delegation, as we anticipate, will show
him in the conventin not strong, but
weak-the representation from his ows
State divided for and against him, the
Protectionists in Ohio angry with his
Tariff views, the Foraker followers in
Ohio. determined, secretly prehaps, but
persistently, upon satisfaction at the
polls, and the colored voters of Ohio
openly Strengthening the Republican
ticket.-New York Press.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

Next week we shall have with us
the Ohio County school teachers, in
the annual Institute. They are well
come to our midst and here is hoping
that their stay will be pleasant and
profitable. There is no nobler calling
and our observation is that no coupty
in the State can boast of more in
telligent body of teachers, nor one
which contains so many pretty school
MANS"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
The '.'Midnighter."

Jim Hargis announces that he will
establish a newspaper at his home
town, Jackson, Ky. Its name will be
the midnighter. The Louisville Her.
aid announces its advent as follows:
"The pen is mightier than the gum,
unused James Hargis, after he had
written his famous resignation, land
less liable to get one into the criminal
courts"
Straightway he HES himself back to
Jackson and announces that he will
start newspaper With an admira-
BILE sense of appropriateness, and a
grim humor worthy of a better cause,
he names it 'the Midnighter," signifi-
cant name for the organ of a man
about whose personality cling sugges-
tons of assassination.
Ordinarily the ethics of journalism
demands that a new claimant for pub
lie attention in the newspaper field
should be welcomed by its associates.
THE Midnighter," with its menacing
title cannot he so greeted by any one
loyal to the best interests of the State
AS an exponent of Hargisism it must
prove a disturber of public tranquility
tanning feudist flames, and pandering
to hate, bloodshed and perniciOus
policies.
Some wise Democrat ought to muzzle
Hargis. Republican interests will not
be hurt by HIS latest outbreak. Every
new performance means votes under
the log cabin. II Hargis will only fire
on the Republican ticket every pos
sible doubt of its success will be
gone.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

The Horrodsburg Democrat invites
guesses on the following proposition:
The Louisville Post declares Itself
an independent newspaper, carries
the name of William II. Taft at its
masthead as its Republican can.
didate for President, champions the
cause of j. c. w. Beckham, Demo
cratic nominee for Senator, and as.
sumes to be the mouthpiece OF the re-
form Democratic Administration OF
Louisville. Guess whatit is? A graf
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

Taking their cue from the larger
Democratic press, of every descrip-
ton now loom up with editorials start
ing out about like this: Following the
ocrats in 1900, etc. Even the Hartford
Herald has imbibed of the beguiling
influences. 1t knows as every sane
person does that the disastrous reign Of
Taylor If such existed was the d.
rect result of the successful attempt
of Democrats to take the offices to
which they were not elected. II Gov
ernor Taylor's brief administration was
disastrous Beckham, Hager and South
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

Trimble, three Democratic nominees
for office this year and the other con-
testants brought on the disaster. IL
is within the knowledge of all Ken
tuckians who are observers OF public
affairs that the Taylor administration
started off with most flattering pros
poets and so continued until the DEM
ocrats inaugurated the office theft un-
der their infamous election law which
had been formulated for the purpose.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
BRIEF SESSION OF
CIRCUIT COURT.
Very Busy But Shortest August
Session of Circuit Court
Closed Monday.

The regular August, term of the Ohio
Circuit Court closed Monday after be-
ing in session only seSe2 days. This
was the shortest August term Of the
Court held in years, in fact, we do
not recall any term so brief. \ 1t was
a very busy term however and Nmuch
business was transacted. CourN, Of
ilcials and attorneys were prompt
and efficient, which aided the court
IN the dispatch of business. The ju-
rors were probably the most repre-
sentative body of Ohio county citi-
zens ever empaneled. They proved
eificient and capable. Only one Jury
laiied TO agree during the term and
this OF itself speaks well for the men
composing the jury.
The verdict for the largest amount
returned during the term was for a.
ooo. In the case Of Ludelia France VS..
the l. Z. K. r. The following cases
were disposed Of as indicated after
our report last week:
viola Growbarger VS.. r. Elem Stew
ems and surety company-compromis-
ca by payment of $1,000 to PLAINTIFF.
py the surety company. -
w. V. Midkiff VS.. Annie Miller
verdict of the jury s2,S75 for plain
tiff. p
Marshal Dugins VS.. William Young
jury failed to agree.
Sarah J. Richards VS.. ]. w. odell
Sc-verdict Of jury for defendant
Mrs. M. G. O'Bannon vs. I q p
tiff. p'~'A
Mrs. J. c. Wilson VS.. Harrison
Crowe-verdict of jury, $500 for Main,
tiff. 'o' pain
Leslie M. Maddox, admr. VS. Nc
Henry Coal Co.-continued.
Clarence R. Wilson VS.. I. c. r. r.
Co.-continued
r; T. Ross VS.. M. H. and E. r r
Continued.
H. A. st Clair VS.. /. C. r. r 10
verdict OF jury s145 for PLAINTIFF.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
cecil FULkERSON b.
HITS The GRIT
Warrant Is Issued Charging
Him With Rape and be
AbSconderateS.

Late Tuesday afternoon Charlena
Weatherford, a nineteen-year-old girl
living at Ceralvo made the proper
oath and had issued a warrant cnarg-
ing Cecil Fulkerson, who also lives
at Ceralvo, with the crime of rape.
The warrant was at once placed in
the hands of deputy sheriff, s. A.
Bratcher, who left early Wednesday
morning to execute same. He re-
turned Wednesday evening without his
man.
1t develops that young Fulkerson in
some way learned that the warrant
was going to be issued and skipped
the country leaving Rockport where
he was last seen about 4No'clock Tues
day afternoon. The offense of rape is
a serious one, the punishment being
from ten TO twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary or death, in the discretion of
the jury.
The usual of the warrant has caus-
ed quite a sensation in the neighboT-
hood in which the parties live. The
affidavit made by Miss Weatherford
on which the warrant was issued is
as follows:
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
County of Ohio.
Affiant, Charlena Weatherford, states
she is a female under the age of 81
years, and that she has grounds for
believing and does believe that Cecil
Fulkerson has committed the crime
of rape, committed in manner and
form as follows, to-wit: The Said
Cecil Fulkerson did in Ohio county,
Kentucky, on the - day Of,
1907, and before this date, by force
and duress have carnal knowledge of
this affiant, while she was insensible
from some drug or decoc,ion admins
tered by him, without her consent,
against the peace and dignity of the
Commonwei i'm and the State in suvch
cas- made and provided.
] am affiant herein and the forego-
ing statements are true.
CHARLENA WEATHERFORD
Subscribed and Sworn to before me
by Charlena Weatherford, August 13,
1907. Y. l.. MOSELEY. N. P. &C.
My commission expires January Is,
1908.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
District Conventions.

The Rockport Magisterial District
Sunday School Convention will be
held at the Presbyterian church, Nc
Henry, KY, on Sunday afternoon.
Augsut is, 1907, 3 p. m.
The Fordsville District Convention
will be at Fordsville, August rs. 1907.
All schools are invited to be repre-
scented. Everybody welcome, Sever.
al of the county officers will be presen
at both conventions. e. w. Ford,
Ch'm'n. Ohio County s. s. ASSN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor,
AUGUSTUS E. WILSON,
of Louisville.
For Lieutenant Governor.
w. H. cox,
OF Mason County.
For Attorney General,
JAMES BREATHITT,
OF Christian County.
For Auditor,
FRANK p. JAMES,
OF Mercer County.
For State Treasurer,
CAPT. ED FARLEY,
OF McCracken County.
For Secretary of State,
DIR. BEN L. BRUNER,
OF Hart County.
For Supt. OF Public Instruction,
]. G. CRABBE.
OF Boyd County.
Commissioner of Agriculture.
NJ. ]. RANKIN,
OF Henry County.
For State Senator,
]. w. WRIGHT,
or Muhlenburg County.
For Representative,
DIR. ]. A. DUFF,
Sulphur Springs Precinct.