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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
MOI

were enrolled and the Association or
ganized. Very few minutes were de-
voted to District Missions. 1t was de-
cided to organize a Baptist Sunday
School Association The State Mis-
sion interests were ably presnenied by
DR.. Powell and $500 was pledged for
church building. DR.. Sampery preach
ed the Introductory sermon and won
all hearts. DR.. r. T. Hale presented
the claims Of the Baptist Education
Society OF Kentucky All the speech
es were good but some OF them could
have been better. The crowds were
immense-estimated from three 10 four
thousand each day-but the provision
was abundant and the entertainment
cordial. 1t meets next year at the
Bethrabea church. Rev. J. j. Cloar,
pastor.
our heads in shame and remain dumb
dumb as an oyster.
We attended the Daviess County
Association at Utica last week. Our
Bro. o. VI. Shultz is the pastor of
the Utica saints and a splendid hos
he made. DR.. Nowlin was reelected
Moderator Bre hren Wells and COttrell
clerks These brethren were elected.
the Introductory sermon preached and
an order of business was adopted all
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
FOR The BUSY READER

A Hopkinsville pho ographer has ask
ed the Pos,-office Department for
ruling on the right TO send postals
with a picture OF the recent RUSSELL
Vile lynchirg through the mails.
Secretary of War Wright said Mon
Gay thai he would in a day or two
make an announcement which would
dispose OF the cases OF the eight West.
Point cadets who had been recommend
ed for dismissal
Circuit Judge Cook created a sensa-
ton at Murray Wednesday by insJruc-
ting the grand jury to investigate re-
ports affecting himself and Common
wealCh's Attorney Smith. Judge Cook
said reports were being circulated 70
the effect thai he was a member Of the
night rider organization and he want
ed these charges sifed to the bottom
The case of Jake Ellis, charged win
night riding, was given to the jury a.
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and the
jury is not able o agree.
49,
4 serious clash between Sheriff Tom
Rhea, c. Logan coun y and Safe SOL
diers sta !oncd a Russe.lvilc ooh, plac
YES erday when Sheriff Rhea reached
Russellyllle with jhe negro Rufus
B"owder. The Sheriff resented the ef-
rows of he mlliiamen TO surround the
prisoner, and when Two soldiers climb
I'd on ;he seat OF he carriage threw
them 20 ;he ground and he wheel of
the vehicle passed over one Of the
men. After he negro had been plac-
ed iIGail a conference was held by the
Sheriff with Captains Dan Carroll and
r. J. McB!yde- Jr., at which peace be-
tween the civil and military au,ho-
r.. les was established.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
DEATH CLAIMS HON.
CHARLES BEARD.
Succumbs to Typhoid Fever
After Brief IllneSS--At His
: Home in F0rdSville.

Hon. Charles Beard, former Repre-
senta alive from Ohio county died n
his home al Fordsville Tuesday
night after two weeks a..dck OF
typhoid fever. His death was uneX-
pected, as he was reported going
along well he day previous.
Mr.. BVard came 20 FOrdsvilie from
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
Demonstration.

We have made arrangements with
uhe In irrational Harvester Company
of America to have one of their men
give a demonstration with manure
spreaders on Saturday, Aug. 10, 1903;
at Hartford, Ky; and shall be pleas
ed to have You favor us with your
presence on that date, SO that We
can explain to you the value of ma
nLre and demonstrate tn advantages
of using manure spreader The dem
onstmtion will begin promptly a., 3
o'clock in The afternoon.
Yours truly,
Ohio County Supply Co.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
Notice..

All persons having claims against
the estate of b. n. Stroud deceased
will present same TO the undersigned
properly proven on or bfore the 1st'
day of September, 1908 or they will
be forever barred.
T. II. BENTON, agent
of heirs of b. n. STROUD.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
Lost.

A gen,leman's gold ring with three
granet sets. Finder will return to s.
X. Cox and receive reward.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
A Pretty Wedding.

The following is an account of the
marriage of Mr.. Hubert o. Coffman. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
100000 FoR TERMINALS.
Gould Railways to Make Denver
Gateway 60 Pacific.

DENVER. Oct. 1G.An expenditure
OF from $1O,OO0.OO to s12,OOoOOO Il
about to be made by the Denver and
RIO Gunde Railway for enlarging its
terminals in Denver. Pueblo. Grand
Junction. Sa|'da ard Salt Lake. AMI
for the purchase Of additional equip,
rnent.
Tha company Is making Anal plans
t? take care Of the business which VIII
result from the completion OF the
Western Pacific Railway to San Fran,
cisco. The Mans inclu.le the spending
of ebont s. 100000 in Denver alone.
The Could companies will make Dan.
yHr the gateway TO the Pacific. The
pr'ncinal We tern yards Of the com.
pany will he in this city.
Y fs "~obatle +hat the Missouri Pa.
citic will extend its central branch
from tenora, kan. to Genyer. ami
Could will have short line to the Pa.
cSde THROUGH this city. More than s4..
O00I0O will be expended for cars an |
engines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
WINFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Burleen Travis and
three children wer~ visiting the for.
mer's sister. Mrs. la Lake. Sunday
w. End Mrs. Manual Lesson were
calling on Mr.. BAKER SRnasy.
Miss Susan sattpree!d WIS calling
at Scott BR'se''s one day last weak.
Mr. Aley. Roycn Of near McKonkey.
WIS visiting his daughter. Mrs. Emory
Heck. Sundav.
Misses yjr'n End r;r.t~rlc NcFl-
fresh were shopping 4 Fairmont Sat
uriay.
Misses Inura ann Garry nsl Mis-
souri, Kirk and Maggie Hawis'ps vser,
visiting friends at Montana Saturday
anl SUNDAY,
Miss 7 illie uriSkell is visiting her
sister Mrs age NeIpnry.
VIC are sorry. to hear that Emory
Feck's house WIS burned down LIST
Wednesday n'Tht.
Mrs. AnniH T'2es'n waS visiting her
daughter ST F'nirmnrt Wednesday.
NJ zeb Hect was calling on his
bra'her Fnnrv Heck Sunday.
Mr.. IThu Weaver Voc calling ut Mr..
David Kinkail's Saturday nieht.
Peggy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
SAYS CANNON IS A pRAe
illinois Man Tells President Speaker
viii Go Down Eventually.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1G.-Presfdent
pN"sH""lt was told fatty yesterday
that Speaker Cannon was the mos
undesirable asset the Republican par
ty had in the present campaign. The
man who spoke so frankly was Robert
$. Wldlell. nm lllinois1n. formerly
president Of the Buckeye owder Com,
nany ard the original litter against
the powder trust.
Mr.. Waddell told the President that
the speaker was the most unpopular
public official in Illinois and was the
greatest drawback to big maiorities
that he hail any knowledge OF. He
added that while Mr.. Cannon probably
would squeeze through this time be.
cause Of his snlendidly equipped polit.
ical organization, he was marked for
the slaughter eventually.
The resident made no defense OF
the speaker, nor did he comment on
the scathing remarks OF his visitor.
Mr.. Waddell, who Is from Peoria. has
placed himself at the disposal Of the
r"nartr'ent Of Justice to give all pos.
sible aid in the prosecution OF the
New JsFsey corporation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
TAFT RECEPTION
TO BE ROUSER
CANDIDATE WILL DELIVER AID.
DRESS FROM PLATFORM
AT THE STATION.

cLARRsBuRG, Oct. 1e.-Aranea.
ments are in progress for the Taft
meeting here next Tuesday afternoon
at 4;1S O'clock, The speaking will
take place at the railroad station. It
being the intention to build a platform
there for the purpose.
Tho local Taft club will have the
speaking in charge. and with that In
view will holl n meet'rr in the Court
house tomorrow night at 7::20
o'clock
A number Of extra cars. II is an.
1loIncet. will be- run ~ the interHr.
bon trolley line to accommodate
FaiTmoHt ami all the towns down the
river.
A large etten1epe~ IS evpeetel
from Weston and Bucl;harnen. as
we'll as many from ether sections Of
Lewis snd ITreSur counties. Visit.
ors are expected also fEsm Brqxton
county. The Counties Officially IN
vited TO tske part in thu rally in adj
.dition to Harrison ore Marion, Lewis,
Upshur and Rraxton.
1t may be thst some special trains
will be rln but as vt nothing def,
mite has been determined In this re.
spect. AS announced Judge Taft will.
be here forty minutes. Proceeding
after the meeting hs will stop at
Salem end make a short speech fram
the rear OF his special train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
TAX TITLES
BENNETT cor POSSESSION OF
AND op'"sRs FOUND THEY
DID NOT OWN LANDS.

Gf.ARRsRBRG. Oct. 16.-The Dem.
ocrptic paper here tells It's readers
that Louis Fennett Is claImIug lands
in Braxton county taat others have.
There is the secret of the, whole bust
ness, The neople un there thuupht
they owned their lands AMI paid the
taxes all along, but It turned out that
Fcnnett owned It al. File wiIked the
tax-title plan. paid soma taxes. when
he did not hive to and then get the
title. That is one big reason the
peonle of the interior counties are
against him for governor. We will
welcome further Information along
this lire arv t''ra the News feels dis.
poset to furnish It. 1t Is go-l rr-a.
iRa for the Republican campaign
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16


Johnny Campbell has E1ae back y
work p he 3. 11d o, lEe bad interd.
"a Oh gong 70 Gceelbrler -Vcr 10
hum but tne south Penn h7s 'ailel
70 get On they az are working
Jirf Meirena gainpbii j. spaniinei
~ days ioGaplf Campbell on
earipbeiI. nun Size Is ieeting
20 u hon RI e ihotit
county ID q flsE 81 i;
81 IA title boy Of a win & nil fem on
IA knife nd Il penetrated ne exc and
is = bg,l case Il .s not known YET
Vifat vii he the result. &,
Charley HarteF end Rny Glover, az
Gl0yeTs tii-tl. were calling at Henry
Canifsbellis Hgtnesay night last,
AIr, aamaist Metz IS g3ing OF hts
new farm IN o,io IN a INV days. His
frlen,la hate to see him leave cur town
but our loss IS !lis gain as he has
bought him good farm.
Henry Campbell has been. bringing
some fine corn from pri7SsrI 81 late
He says there Is more to come.
The coal hauling Is about over fer
the present season.
Our bridge at campbell's run Is as
slow as the county court as they have
,ueen about three years getting half
nile Of road made. We rope that
Brill will hurry them up soon.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Shields
apd family in orr town and ctso Mr..
Wheeler, both have been living IN
Camphefl's run.
Henry Campbell ond wife were call
ing on Mr.. John w. Rowand and Al
bert Rcwand Sunday last
Mr.. E. G. Rowand. Of Feirmont, was
spending Sunday last with his parents
John and Martha Rowaal, on States
Fork.
The Gypsies that csmped m Flat
run relt;ys1 Ec1pe Of our neighbors Of
their go.d horses aud mules by giving
them some heavy horses and some
old mules that can hardly travel the
rorAs. re careful, boys, OF the wan.
dering GvDs'es.
u''ll Sellers. o. GloveT's Gan, is
hnildin~ Qufte good !tenste for Issner
Horner In the wet end of our town.
Waller Hamilton has sid his store
Or tr'ded 1t for form N Ohio. CWalli-
Or gft 20" a wife before You go to
til" faru,l
Mrs. Jerey TelanY is very poorly
81 this writing. She has bsen Hangar
ouS'y ~ hut is sons t"tter now
Gcc'f wishes fnr the West v'ref1-
~ end The old party It mas always
hell NJ.
TRUE BLUE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16

ones who 1'a the ialkine vsa ar
Kern ~. Wilson. or faifuonf nm
aiT Freeman i7aiiaer 81. Ezra
2lg5Een Nr. Ab-aAau PAGE and Mr.
i1ll fiasnuit Az sal1,ed Nhlle. We
- eenpe y tbis pmmuuil enip5 i
sihelr ialk Alter NE meeting Was
eyer Alr tsaN sitna rom In
sf1. tie oIiia and sc eni oven
TING There VIII be Prcfaisiis
I'D II Ia sass-
tir,.E..y Nj:
y Kiss be eng was Wis ting Miss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
ILLINOIS PEpAeoauEs.

.ttfy 3. w Press Association
URBANA. ILL.,. Oct. Educalulo
from all over Illinois, but especially
from the eastern section of the State,
filled The great auditorium OF the uni
yersfty Of illinois at the opening SEES.
sion Of their annual convention this
morning. President Thomas OF Ohio
State University. President James OF
the University Of Illinois, State Super
.intendents Blair of Illinois, and Cot
ton Of Indiana. and other well known
educators are on the program for ad,
dresses. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
fT2v G w r,.ouv As,oota,Ie.

lNNEAPPoL1s. MINI. Oct. TO-
The Minnesota State Baptist Associa-
ton. which has been in session here
during the week. will conclude its
foHy.nIPth convention today. Reports
presented from churches all over the
State show that tle denomination is
enjoying tlattering growth in adher-
ents and influence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
Mr.. SHERER
DEN0UNCES
CLEARING HOUSE MANAGER
BRANDS 5RYAN's PLAN AS
EVIL AND IMPRAc-
TtcABEE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1C.-Willta-n j.
Bryan's plan to guarantee bsnk depos.
its WIS denouncet,. as evil and imprac-
tiesble by William R. sherer, manager
Of the Clearing House in speech dl-
liverel last night before the New York
caHftrr Of the Arric"n Institute Of
Banking in the United Charities Build
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
BIG HILL CLIMB.

NY E " Prose aaa9nintiorN
NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-An interna.
tlonal hill climb on Fort George Hill,
the scene OF many classic contests Of
this kind In the past, will be held to.
morrow afternoon under the auspices
OF the New Yor. Automobile Trade
Association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
CIV IIIospltal.

RaIp hsnyde r, a medical patient.
IS doing AZ wen as could be expect
MI Nelson aDp remains vary Ill.
tborents Gordon IS Improving
laree number Of patients are be-
ing accommodated at the hospital ai
this time The medical warl Is filed
willis iittisfits aud the surgical ward
Is almost full. The hospital made a
gain ot one hundred ner cant. during
he month 81 september. The build.
ipp been cleaned and newly paint
ed ND makes a ya:y striking appeal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
FIRST
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the nien5DerB o. the SicilIan Thim-
he Club hell very enjoyable mset.
Inl. inss "a the rome Of Misses
f.tra as4l Nettie Bartlett on Locust
1venDc farg Number Of the mem,
befs we're Tit and the evening
Rsa sIient 81 u Fery enjoyable manner.
Ilsiielots rereshmsnts were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
/ piENTY OF HOT WATER

everyone needs Fer housekeeping pur-
poses You can get all you wish for
81 having your range. fitted up with
hot water apparatus. boiler, etc. Wa
viii do It at g low estimate, and in .
manner that viii give perfect satisfac.
ton for general efficiency and dura-
bility Our work as sanitary plumb.
srs steam, hot water and gas filters
Is unsurpassed.
soUTti SIDE PLUMBING CO.,
silep 21z Walnut avenue.
li Gems 'phone '5oG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16

hrthar I1nes Of Maple 3vents
I'd haa spelt the past three months
n 4. Mich, for the bene
g 81 his d aitli, has returned home.
Ms. lone hiss returned from visIs
Eitn At Anita,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
WET pIckups.

ON town has zone wet az Beatty &
Floyd have started IA Adams ala
fuaHt aims IN the last few weeks which
Is appreciated by the owners OF tho
iFeils.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
AuTo RAJ IiI.l'Iito, sMEET:

Va a 4 By 81, NJ. flFesS ARe0ciat ton. ~ l7
KANSAS CITY Mo-. Oct. 10,
Automobile racing 81 the hair.raising
variety rs anticipated at the third an.
nual race fiee OF the X aIsas lgd.
tomobile Club 70 be held al III "a Ridge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16

ENN|Nc. eaEeslNc AND SIC.
Fai-l,io. Ladilf ana Meas clolh.
W Work called for and cellscrsd.
l.aitif faie. On application.
Harry 3, COLE
1r. 'rhpae, eo.N. EEL Phone. 24i.
ehopi 49,
Fs ayss s1dsr srgif sllee ssose:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
Ipcrsonals.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
PLEMTY MORE WHERE rHls
cAME FROM.

Our facilities for furnishing fine
flour are ample, rad the flour itself
is well known for It's many merits.
Ask your neighbOrs their opinion o.
the Marion brad anll hear a tale
that will convince you that YOU should
be a user of Marion flour.
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
tponed Meeting.

Tas meeting o. the Aid Society Of
Il jtainontl Street N. q. Caurch
1glticIl was TO have been held last even
ing at the home Of Mrs. E. A. Will
Syas postponed until next week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
ToMoRRow,s FOOTBALL.
tRy S. W. Press Assoclnflnn.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 1C. Hundreds of
admirers of the gridiFon game will go
up to West Point tomorrow to witness
the first big football struggle of the
1908 season in this vicinity. The Yale
eleven will be the opponents of the
soldiers OF Uncle Sans military acad.
envy. While the lads from New Haven
are confident of victory. the West
Point team has developed some good
material this year, and may make the
blue eleven work hard to prevent a
defeat.
Next in importance among the
games scheduled for the eastern grid
irons tomorrow is that between Penn
sylVenia and Brown University. The
Providence institution has always
been among the leaders OF the smaller
universities and the Quakers are not
likely to roll up big score.
Out at Princeton tomorrow after
noon the Tigers will tackle the s1rTd
from Swarthmore College, ard the
contest should afford the New Jersey
players an opportunity TO show their
mettle for the big game with Yale
next month.
Heryard viii play Springfield Train
ing School Cornell will meet Colgate
and the Carlisle Indians will tackle
the Susqueharna eleven. The Naval
Academy team will play Leligh at
ANNAPOLIS and Syracuse and Roches.
ter will play at Syracuse.
CHICAGO. oct. 1C.-AIthough the
football season in the west began two
weeks ago. popular interest in the
struggle for baseball honors oversha-
dowed the gridiron heroes. Tomorrow
they will come into their own, how.
ever, when the University OF Chicago
end the University Of illinois, old foot.
ball enemies, will meet on Marshall
field. Thousands of enthusiastic root
ers OF both institutions will witness
the struggle, and the game is expect.
ed to be one OF the most exciting and
spectacular ever seen here.
Other important western games
scheduled for tomorrow include Ne
braska VS.. Minnesota. Iowa VS.. Mis-.
souri, Michigan VS.. Notre Dame and
Wisconsin VS.. Indiana. Special inter-
est attaches to the contest between
the Cornhuskers and the Goplers,
which Will be played nj Minneapolis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
.soLpa Y
\. NJ. KNIGHT q %

Real Estate bong ~ acli sd 81.
changed. J also hanals III inatfsnce
and money to lean 81 1tsi elala
mortgage,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-16
fise Man Said
COSTLY III Yst4AelT AS
THY PURSE CAN RuY.'
Gems. Phone se4,

Shakespeare knew that the world
consciously or uaeeasciously always
JUDGED people BY the clothes they
wore the same Is done to-day and
me Judgment a. a rule is usually no,
Esrfronr right The man who will
wear lil-titttna hand-me- downs or poor
" made Clothes texeept from pure ne
cssslsyl, deserves 70 BE Thought care,
Iaee ienorant md taetsins h set.ap
mas. Thlpksit oyer: thsn zee IN
NNlH
1O7 Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25

mountain at the end of the road looked to him
gloomy and cold. He knew well the spot at
which his flaming cross should be; but it was
not of the cross he was thinking, though old
hal bit led him in the direction of the little hut
where he had said SO many anxious prayers
and seen so many sorrowful visions. Kathleen
had taken the short cut through the fields, not
caring where she was going. Thus the two
came across each other at the foot of a gaunt
shoulder of rock, overshadowed by oaks.
Kathleen put her hands over her eyes and
turned back
Don't-don't hide your face from mel"
said Paudeen. He took her hands and MUIR
INJURED, Listen, white flower of my HEART
You're not to judge of me as you would of a
man that had lived among men and women.
I've just been wild dead sowls. Till you flouted
me, did not know had passed you an insult
for a woman that's given name In pity by a
man is passed an insult l didn't know, kath-
leen, dheeEsh macree, till l spoke and you
when your face has been before my eyes, l
thought l was just picturing it to myself as
wan fit for a saint. l thought twas just my
sowl loved it. and all the time twas my hearrt.
And tits myself will tell all the parish that IL
give You that same heart to thrampe your
feet on Won't that take off the insult? And
since you've passed your word to Corr1gan,
It's myself will be praying"
Then she lifted her face, glorifed face. Il
think you'd betther be limbering your elbow
to meet Andy Corrigan when-when tell him
tbs not his name the priest will read out from
the althar wild mine next Sundah."
They sat under the bleak rock and told their
love over and over.
Sure, feel as if we needn't tell my father
and the priest at ALL" said Kathleen, with
happy smiles. Il feel as if all the parish must
be getting messages from us how blessed we
are"
There were two at least who knew. Michael
and Eileen, vending homeward from the Car
ritys after promising talks with Judy and Andy,
looked at the black mountainside and saw that
Paudeen had not lighted the cross of flame.