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Evening journal., 1908-03-07
Wilminaton VS.. Eddystone.

At shellpot Park this afternoon, Will
mington United soccer team viii play
the E1dystone team The lineup Of
the Wilmington club win be as fol-
lows.
Goal, oliver; rt. bk. Brown; left bk.
Black; r. n. b., Ferguson C. h. b., d.
McEwan; l. h. b.. d. McEwan; o. r.,
Ouaripel; T. r., Holgate; C. e., Scaifei
4. l.. Conrov: o. l., Mcbride.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
Anty Drudse's Cure for the Blues.

Antu Dr1ldge-'Won't you come home to tea with me-
chidrenH
JoE,-Come on Sally, you have had the blues all day.
A little fresh air will do you good"
MRS Hardavag-'No have to get up early tomorrow.
and get at the washing, want to get to bed early
tonight"
Anf,, Dyqdge-"Of all silly creaturesl I suppose you
have been thinking about your washing all day. No
wonder YOU are blue Now just go and put your
things on right away. When you get down to my
house will give you few cakes of Fes-Naptha and
your blues and blue Mondays will vanish forever and
Johns only day home will be more pleasant in the
future"
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
Knew the Animal.

Bacon-were you ever in a runaway
accident?
Egbert-Well, my horse ran away
with me once, but think it was more
by design than accident on the part OF
that horse. -Yonkers Statesman.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
PhoenIx pefeats HlIIton..

Phoenix roller polo team defeated
the HIN Tops at the ~o~-s-- Pink
last night by a score OF 4 TO 0. Stevens
Of LenoN played with Phoenix and
Gagged three of their four goals
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
North End After Games.

At SPECIAL called meeting of the
North End Baseball Club. Frank Col
Inns succeeded Robert Graham as presi-
dent. The North End would like 10
hear from any is or 1s-year-old team
in or out OF the city Address all
Fames to George w. Dinman, 1886
Walnut street, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
BROWNS0N WINS
FROM ST. PAUL'S GUILD

The Brownson team defeated the St.
Paurs Guild Of Tioga. last evening IA
a well played game by the score o.
"a to IL. Tho BrowEson team dis
played an excellent exhibition Of pass
ing Throughout thee ntire game. The
lineup:
Brownson. St. Pauls Guild.
Shields ........forward ........C Conner
Haney ........-.forward Cav
Mulvena ........center .Hopkinson
Quinn ..........guard Wv ]. Conner
Rigncy ...-......guard .......... Cornell
Goals from fleld-Haney, z; Mulvena,
8; Shields, 2: Rigney, ]; w. j. Conner,
i; Cornell. 1. Cav, l. Gouls from
fouls-Nuivena, 4; Conner. g. Referee
Maxwell Time-20-mmute halves
Scorer-Ryan.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07

In the fastest long distance automo-
bile race ever driven Emanuel Cedrino,
in the "6O' Flat Cyclone. won the in
ternatlonal long distance championship
and the Automobile Club Of America
trophy, at an average speed Of seventy
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
MEDICAL
Mrs WinsIow's Sooth1ne Svru1,

Has been used lOr over sixly-E.e years py
millions OF mothers for Their Children
while teethlng, with perfect success. IL
soothes the child. softens The gums, allays
ali pam, cures wind coic and Is the BEST
remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by druggista
in every part OF the world. Be sure ana
3 ak for Mrs Winslow's soothing s. fup"
and take no other kind Twenty-Five
cents q bottle Guaranteed under the Foe6
and Drugs Act. June Goth, 1906 Serial
All OLD AND WELL TRIED RElsTDK.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07

Goals from field, Lynn, 8; Buck, 4;
Trump, 4 Latimer. 2; Hughes, 2; Car
penter; Logan 3; Crothers, 2: Me-
Fayden, 8; fouls, Buck Crothors
Logan; referee. Johnson; scorers
Doan and Dallett: t'mekeeper. Will
liams; time of halves, 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
Kin Tops Were Defeated,

I'm q basketball game played last
night the New Castle High School sec
ond basketball team defeated the Hm
Tops five by the score Of 10 to Is. The
lineup follows
Hill Tops. New Castle
King ..........for,var Ta,,lor
G. Harkins ....forward .......... Ford
Hartman -.......centre INK. Naylor
Foulk ........-.defense ........ .Pedricl,
Brown defense .......J Naylor
Goals from field, King, a: Brown. 3;
Pedrick. 8; J. Naylor. q; from foul. c.
Harkins, /; Taylor 1.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
T-v-,

seven miles an hour at Ormond Beach.
Florida. This was IN excess Of the
average speed O. 7Os miles an hour
made by Nazarro in a duplicate car in
the last Grand Prix race in France,
and claimed as a record for distance
racing.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07

INVEST your tlme-lt Is
bette- than to merely SPEND
il. little Of II INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. viii off, lad to
div snds for life.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
AMusRmsNTs

HE GARRICK.
Week commencing Monday, March 2
JOSEPH HART'S RAIN DEARS,
TANl1AN. FELIX AND CLAYTON.
THE BUCKEYE SINGING FOUR.
la. TOUR SISTERS, KINETOGRAPH,
LEROY & LEVANION. Cartelle Bros,
Another joseph Hart Attraction:
THE POLICE INSPECTOR.
Afternoons at 215. Evenings at SIS
Prices, 25c. 35c and SOC. Box seats. 75c.
Evening journal., 1908-03-07
CHESTER HIGH D FEATED

By a score Of 81 to IS. Friends
School basketball team defeated Ches-
ter High school 1--WE in a game played
at Friends School gymnasium yester-
day afternoon. The lineup:
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
SMALLHOUS,

Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Salle Drake is spend
ing this week at Mir. 7. r. Barnards
at Hartford.
Mr.. Roy Bennett and little Miss
Ethel Barr ID spent Saturday night
and Sunday the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Bennett.
Rev. G. II. Lawrence and wife Beave
Dam were in our midst Saturday even
ing but owing 10 the protratcted meet
ing at Central Grove he did not fill hi
appointment at Smallhous.
Mr.. J. II. Wood and wife, Ceralvo,
Mr. T. b. Igleheart Matanzas and Mr..
JOIN Boone and little son Paul of
Echols We're at Smallnous church Sun
day.
Mir. ard Mrs. Bob Bennett, Beda,
We're tne guests of rand Mrs. Alva
Galloway from Friday until Sunday.
Niss Katie Hawkins, Hartford was
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Robert
Hunter, Friday night. Saturday, and
Sunday zig e..
Mr. S. Il. Hunter aud Alss Kate
Hawkins at cud~d re Republican II i
at CenjeltoWn Sturdy evening and
tIe prorac,ed moe g at C"u,rtl GroN
Saturday nlg't Sunday and Sunday
night
Mir. JOS K.r.lcy ard Miss Omd Mad
DIX vert So El.tp. su C.y.
Miss Oma Maddox "as be,.n G, osen
10 represent re Eastern S,ar lodge
a. C"ralvo ana will gn 10 Covington
to-day 10 attend tue grand lodge.
Litre ina Gudscy and his bHby
brother are quite sick at This writing
and also TIE little babe of Mr.. and Mr.
Orlando Cox
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Assaulted and Robbed.

w. H. Wilson, cne~ Of the most
prominent farmers of the county,
while en- route to Ids home west of
tAe city shortly after midnight Sat-
urday night, was held up and robbed
Of his pocketbook containing a large
sum of money and his watoh and val
liable papers. He was knocked TO the
ground by two men, one hit him with
a club and then they went through
his pockets. The hold-up occurred
Just outside of the city limits, on the
street car crossing. 1t is supposed
that the thugs were the two negroes
who assaulted and robbed John Walle
early Saturday night at his home on
West Main street.
MIR. Wilson left his home at 2
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and as
usual collected his rents in the city
and probably had over 800 on his
person. He reached his home about
l o'clock this morning. He was con-
siderably bruised by the men who as
saulted and robbed him.. -[owensbcro
Messenger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30

How that contest cost him "The
the Office" when, according TO mis-
own statements amounted to s., 400 90
year or $14 10000 in six years, Nwhen
as evidenced by the foregoing receipt,
written in Andersons own hand, Mr..
Likens paid ali Cost against both
plaintiff and defendant, is no
doubt beyond the comprehension of
anyone except Mr.. Anderson himself
Practically the only legitimate ex-
penses not paid by Mr.. Likens, was
s500.OO paid to his lawyers.
MIR. Anderson was clerk of the court
in which the contest concerning his
office was tried and was entitled TO
the same fees for his services IN the
case as in all others. For record
ing the orders of court, and Tor copy
ing the record, for the Court Of APP
peals, we received more tnan ne paid
bis lawyers, besides $500 witness
fees (which We're collected off
Nh. Ldkcns, only 81 small portion
of w,ieh has, according to lie records
been paid out 10 the various Witnesses.
Besides this, leading Republicans all
over TIE county contributed of - cir
time and money 10 tie defense of JAe
contest for Mr.. Anderson.
Having actually made honey GU, of
the contest and navi1g earned we
handsome sum of $14,4OO.O0, out of
tFe office, an unable ~ determine
ui,aas wat idea Republicans of
OHIO scOunty are under any OBJ -igation
10 Mr.. Anderson. Respectfully,
C. L. SMITH.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
ARTFoRD OHIO COUNTY, KY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80 1908

this story as absolutely false, saying
That nc mad never criticised the re-
iiglon of anyone in MS life and thar
MI Johnson rad as much rignt 10
MS religious opinion as ne mad MIN
self, and that it would be just as
wrong for him toe rijicise Mr.. Johnson
because of his religious belief as 1t wa
for Democrats speakers and newspa-
pers TO criticise Mr.. Taft because of
his church re ations. DR.. Gaddie clos
ed mis- address with an eloquent peoria
ton, depicting his love for Kentucky
and mis- nome land. lie spoke to larg
audience at Magyar, Monday night and
at Fordsville, Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Gaddie has made thorough
cavass Of the district ad believes that
he has a Splendid nance 10 be elected
ii The Repub lean vote can be gotten
tue polls ard every Republican will do
hiS duly next Tuesday. He is man
of fine appearance and undoubted abili-
~. He was born on a farm in Taylor
county, Kentucky in 1862 being one of
nine cnildren where mel Wed and work
I'D until ne was twenty years of age,
&C that age pe Went 80 Louisville and
attended the Medical Col ege of the
University of Louisville from WI! ch ne
graduh I'd. He moved To Hodgenville,
KY. and actively engaged in us pro-
fession. but lie is never Tup busy 10
take az ar.ive interest IN pplI.ics. He
is Il ean man in every particular
ana if Le is elected, and We believe
he will be, citizens of the Fourth
Congressional District will have nUtn-
ing TO regret from il in the future.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
FLAG RAISING
AT CENTERTOWN.
Great Speech and Mach Enthu-
iasm--Enjoyed by Large
Audience.

On last Saturday the Republicans
of Centertown mad a great rally and
flag raising. Tie day WAS ideal and
Republicans came from all sectors ~
Centertown and adjoining precincts,
to the number of 800. Many of tue
citizens of Hartford Went down 20
assist lhe Centertowu boys in their
raj y. A beautiful flag II 1-2 % feer
was sent 10 the breeze from pole
125 feet nigh surmounted by the Re-
publican emblem, the log cabin.
Hon II. n. McGregor, Assistant Al
rorney General for Kentucky, delivered
the Grafton upon invitation of Taft club
of Cenrertown. Mr.. McGregor spoke
for one hour and a half in tine open al
and held mis- crowd spell bound by
MS wit, eloquent and convincing logic.
His speech was entirely devoid OF
VINO might differ wic1 him ulon re
questions of the day. He is one of
Lne ablest spea kers wno ever CAME
10 Oaio coun,y in the interest of the
Republican party, and ne pleased ever
one who heard hin. Those VINO came
back 10 Hartford were Qua IN Jae.r
praise of his speech and all predict
iEat CenJerlown viii make . good
ST owing in TIE coming election 10y
reason of ii. Ii will moi be the last
time tnat OHIO county Repub leans w!ll
want Mr.. MGcregor 10 come mere 10 as
sist them in their cainra,g gins. lie
has won a place in re esteem oi
the leaders Of tie parry tere rs an
orator. equaled only by Senator Brad
iey
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
COOL SPRINGS

Oct. 2O.-Rrn. GIL OF Rochester fill
ed mis- arpoin--cng mere saturday and
sunday.
A.r. james Rog.G~ ct Htrllord spent
Monday nigat wi.1 as Dro.ler Joe
Rogers
Nj. and Mrs. Sypes Nwcy and chill
dren ard Mr.. Jorn Tate of Evansville
Mr.. joe Te,e spent Sunday q, Mt. NJ.
N. Tate
Mr.. Sam Fogle and Mr.. r I Wright
Of Broadway was t.e guest oi Mr. Alec
Wright Sg-Wday riga, and Sunday.
Mr. George Futon and aiiss Jesse
Wilson were the guests Of Miss Nam
ME Rogers Sunday.
MIR. Lee Cninn and Mr.. Edd Austin
were pleasant callers at Mr.. Joe
Rogers Sunday.
Mr.. Rosco and Ivan Wi'sou of GuI-
Ter coun.y Were sic guess Of Mr.
T. c. De MIS- Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
BUFORD.

Mr.. Roscoe King and family, Of
Bells Run, moved 10 this place last
week.
Mrs. |. V. Taylor returned rOlne
Saturday after several days visit 10
Mr.. Pete Taylor and family ~ Rey-
nolds Station.
Miss Dee Roach of Sou nerlapd is
visiting Mr. |. V. Taylor and family
this week.
Mr.. Elvi Henry, OF MaxNell, has
bougnt Mr.. George Kinks farm rere
and will move the first Of the year.
Mr.. Yes Dickens of near Whites
vile, mas bought Walter b airs farm.
Miss Dee Roach, and Mrs. Lille Tay-
lor visited Mr. Tom Greyer and fami-
ly of Beda, Monday and Tuesday
Hiss Earle Mae Magyar is visiting
Miss Loitie Fled. of Greensboro, ruis
week.
Messrs. Homer Turner and Walter
Blair Went TO McHenry and Taylor
Mines Monday on business.
Miss Minnie Mcintyre of Hartford
vas in our town Monday.
Mir. Frank Chinn,o Heflin, visited
Mr.. b. f. Graves and wife Monday.
a nice birthday dinner was given
TO aunt Sara King Thursday the 15r1
celebrating her &c birthday with every
thing good 10 eat wnicn was enjoyed
by every one present. Those present,
about 40 in number, We're Aunt Cloe
Sharp, Sarah King, Fannie Holbrook,
Mary Newton, Mr.. Jes Hudson, of
Beda. Mr.. jim Patton and wife,
Mr.. r. l.. Paris and wife, Mr.. John
King and wife. Mr.. John Blair and
wife Mr.. Jim Bales and wife Mrs.
Ruby, Mrs. Ben Taylor and son, Mrs.
S. j. Hussey and daughter Miss Maud,
Mrs. Matte Turner, Mr.. NJ. f. King,
A. w. Nicholson and family, Mr.. b..
f. Graves and wife. Mr.. Bernie Blair,
MISS Dora King. Mr.. Charley Marker
and sister Miss Laura, and s-r. CnHr-
ley King, Aunt Sara -ived at Bulord
many years and made Ilapy irlenos.
May sfe live p oojoy naay more big
and of'y birthdays is the wish of
tie writer.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Married in Texas.

Relatives of M.Ss Eula Barne', NJ
Valley Mills. Texas, raVo received 4e
anHuunceme9r al uer marriage "a Mr..
f. w. Goodaii. ~ Ter 2ome Oct. 26to.
Miss Barueil is the daugpJcr Of Mr.
w. c. Barnett, W. o WIS born III Ooio
county. bu, wpo weHt - Texas in MS
boynoud ard nas for years been one
of rHe mos prominent citizens Of lis
coua,y. Miss R,'rnc.l visited re'aii-
YES ai Hartford ana vicinity q few
years ago and Is remembered for .er
lovely disposition wicn wrici she was
enabled to make friends Of everyone,
We understand rcr usbard is a youag
man Of spler ala cusaCter and gives
promise of a uae.u- c.rc''.
The many fie.d s and rar-
livos Of c bride 20 90 C1Wi y, wiz
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
DIR. CIV. GADDIE'S
splendid ADDRESS
Makes Strong Arguement for
Republican Principles.
Has CanvaSSed the Entire Dis
trict And Believes His
Chances Good.

Hon. d. w. Gaddie. of Larue county,
the Republican candidate Tor Congress
in iais distric.. delivered splendid
speech at the courthouse Monday after
noon, to It fair sized audience. OWING
to rne fact thai only one day inter-
voned between Mr.. Gaddie's
and mat Of Sen
aior Bradley II was not as
wei attended as it otherwise
would nave been. DR.. Gaddie made a
very favorable impression mere and
delivered logical and forceful address
touching upon all the issues OF o
present Calnpaign. lie showed lo"
tie country rad prospered urG,r Re-
publican rule and now it 2od gore 80
want when the Democrats wore -
power. He showed up t.e f'laC"s
of Bryanism and runctured tie bu-
bles and aircastlos wrcr are beg
adrift by the Democratic nominee,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Bennett Pr itcbard.

Miss Mary Bennett, daug'uer ol Rev.
II. ID. Bonnet, Of Hartford, ard MI.
Jonn II. Pri.chad, of Louisville, Were
married al tie. Methodist ucn. yes
lerday afternoon, at l O'Clock, the
ceremony boln performed by the bride
iats-r. 1Iss Beunctl Is one OF me
mrs' attractive and accomplished
you ladies' Of Hrs&ofd, walIe .e
groom is q prminenl young business
mel Of Louisville. Trey left on Ine
afternoon train for Louisville, where
they will make tneir future home. A
large audience filled the church, made
up of the many relatives and friends
of the bride VINO whilesorry TO see
another ne Hartfords' popular bellies
taken from ur midst, with rhe happy
pair all the blessings which can be
crowded into their lives. The bride
was the recipient of many handsome
and costly bridal presents.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
ANDERSON MADE MONEY OUT OF HIS
Contest INSTEAD Of losing THEREBY.

Editor Republican, am rather adj
verse to appear in print during or con
cernng my candidacy for County At
torney. But l feel impelled to re-
ply 10 statement of my opponent,
Mr.. S. A. Anderson, in "a write-up,
whicu appeared in your columns last
week.
Referring 10 the contest following
his election as Circuit Clerk of Ohio
COUNTY, ne stated that the same cost
MIN tae greater part of the emolu-
menr of tue office. The untnougnt-
full might accept this as true, but to
tnose wro lave given thorough con-
sidcraGIon 10 tie matter, II is the
lner"st make-shifL Mr.. Anderson nav
ing really made money out of the
contest instead of losing thereby.
IL is rule Of -aw, with wtich prac-
tlcally everyone is familiar, toaL a
parry VINO wins in "a lawsuit, RECEIVERS
his cost off Inc Other parry. MI.
Nph Al AAt GUN oc'uN bi't
office, recovered from Mr.. Likens all
the cost If Lne contest, and Mir.
Likens paid it. | find on rne record
III tie case. written in Mr.. Anderson's
own aand t'e following receipt
wach entirely .explodes Ar Andersons
slo.enent:
O1!o County Court
G. y. Likeus, COMES ant
vs..
Sam A. Anderson, Contestee.
G. Z. Likens las iris day paid Ing
all costs against BON plaintiff aud
defendant herein, and 1 nave given
him receipt for same. fta
S. A. ANDERSON Clerk.
Oci. Is, 1899.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30

is composed Of splendid set of young
men. and they are all crack bowlers
but being off their a leys and confront
ed by large audience OF intense par
tissns for Hartford, who rOcted fer
tne home team. probably disconsert-
ed the visitors 20 some extent. Tue
game resulted in victory OF 46
in favcr of Hartford. 1t is prob
able he Hartford boys will visit Ow-
ensboro sometime in the hear future,
VIXEN the contest wi be continued.
Following is line up of teams and
scores by games.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Sunday School News.

Tie Baptist church at Baizetown or
ganized school a. few Ks ego ana
they mean to make i, oNef siceI.
Ait. Herman, Beulal, Cen,Ial Grove,
Smal!nous, Sninkle Chapel, Green Riv-
er,Taylor Mines. Pren,is and Independ-
ence are some of the schools doing
better than common. Others expect
to organize or re-organize yet for a
continuous work.
HARTFORD NJ. e. school will have a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30

IN inc present campaign. DR.. Gaddie
paid is respects 20 ais opponan, Cor
gresham, Ben Johnson, and in 4 gen.
teel manner criticised him for not
showing himself TO tire people of his
district, meeting him upon the stump
during the present campaign, 10 give
an account OF his stewardship. He
said that it has been falsely circulated
over the district, that he mad critics.
ed Mr.. Johnson, because he Was a
Catholic in religion. He denounced
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30

fine rally day program next Sunday.
RockporJ and Cromwell districts are
10 mold their conventions yet.
TIE following schools have paid. to
county and State work this year as
follows:
Hartford Baptist $500, Sninkle
Chapel SLIP, Marvins Charel 1928.
McGrady S1.2O,, Fordsville Convention
$3.50, Ceniertown, Convention $1.00
Hartford Convention $500.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
SENATOR BRADLEY
COMES TO town
Last Wednesday and so Do
All Sorts of Republicans.
About ZOO Heard Him Pour Pc
IitiCal Hot Shot Into
Democracy.

One OF the greatest Republican rail-
lies which mas ever been held in Ohio
county, and that is saying great
deal, for we nave mad Many noidbi,.
ones, was held here on Wednesday of
this week upon the occasion of Sena-
from every section of the county un-
Ill the crowd numbered more than
5000, not half of whom could obtain
standing room in the Court house.
Senator Bradley was Met at Beaver
Dam, by NJ. L. Heavrin and c. NJ.
Barnett, al the 1880 train, after a
nasty lunch ne was driven rapidly to
Hartford, wHere re received a great
ovation from MS admirers. He was in
PRODUCED by Mr.. Heavrin in few well
chosen words and began his address
about Ills O'Clock and for TWO hours
he charmed tis hearers with mis- logic
wit and repartee. He traced the mis-
tory of the Republican party as it had
60 do with Legislation and the expan-
sion growth and prosperity of the
country for forty years, proving con-
clusively tnat a protective tariff, as
administered by the various Republic
can administrations had brought about
the only real prosperity which we have
ever had. He exploded the theories of
Bryan and his reference 10 the various
! rannadfag uyn dnntp,. had
prescribed for the people, brought
laughter and cheers from mis- audience
Senator Bradley took for his text;
Can the leopard change his spots?"
and lie named the spots which would
, not out as free silver, anti Imperialism
government ownership of railroads"
etc. Ire senator closed his speech
with beautiful tribute 10 the ladies,
in which he showed now they We're
the first 10 suffer from hard times
and We're the last 10 surrender to the
wolf at the door.
Most of the business houses of the
town were tastefuliy decorated as well
as many of the private dwellings 8lon
the streets leading to the courthouse
The CeutertoWn brass band made sple
did music for the occasion as did al
so the co Ored brass band of Acllenry,
which cane over with a large number
of miners
Senator Bradley was accompanied by
Hon. r. w. Slack, OF Owensboro, VINO
made a splendid address 10 q large au-
dience at McHenry Wednesday night.
Mr. Lawson Reno, OF Greensboro,
come up with a large touring car to
convey the eenator To greensboro,
where ne spoke Yesterday. Senator
Bradley and Mr.. Reno were entertain
ed over night by c. NJ. Barnet, at his
nome on Unionstreei
L. is believed mat nucl good has
been dove for the party in the county
by tre great raly,wricn SHOWS that
me parry is enthusiastic and deter
mined. and was in very great contrast
in size and en- ousiasm TO tie effort
when WIS made by zoe Democrats
upon the occasion Cf the speech OF
Hon. ID. II. Smith.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Hartford BowIsrs Defeat owsnsboro

A picked team from the Owcnsboro
Bowlers League came up 10 Hartford
last Saturday evening and engaged
the Hartford boys on the Masonic and
n. Of p alleys. Sometime last spring
the. Hartford boys suffered a defeat
at the hands Of Greensboro boys, at
the Elks alleys in that city, and they
had had standing challenge for a
contest here. The greensboro team
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
notice..

All persons having accounts or
claims against the estate of G. r.
Stevens. deceased. are hereby notified
to produce them. properly proven. at
the law office of Barnett & Smith,
Hartford. KY, on or before October
25th, 1908, or they win be forever bar
red. w. f. Stevens, Admir-.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Notice to Teachers.

We nave a. new supply of report
blanks and would be glad 20 nave
the teachers call for tnen at once
as some are behiud with their re-
ports. II you prefer we VIII mail them
to you on receipt of stamp
Per L. A. NJ. J. NJ. DeWEESE, s.. &C.