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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
vsrnt VS.

Yermnnt wigi Fn A aggxosal az
part her delegates ssak u the tight
against TIE Fa1es as< a ESEsoa
a psaksorzn ~ ses ta sn1
eozFtA a @ Ceass
"a
e fs 49, 60 a5nan ag the
snla wa saa Ag s NzaEs
astoxnT general III AsW 5ary whs
s spYsxt fr1A Dsaks u essarads
gSaI 81 EA2So ash Eesr It Esr
Hsaat
4Anesaax zssgaseA sals3s--
n tae matter VS. kaken rp ia
fH1E epm sisgxr
sa- o8 Nam Jersey 10 aas at sisss
4 sptad On Eer Il KsEagaF
H4 others.
1ha HaEala IL glad u learn sbat iss
Bsf6n u THE ehaFseT ef alan N
Flsssher III cAvsnssh j @gss saggarsd
s. Is ssss 4na souzAg sazi Hex
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
u North Main 8. Bare. ".

enters would Bat care = extend tAea-
sasyes to tAs eHtent n tFareing tWics
nrpaad 4 mils ana y auzrtse coarss and
waaekine sininusise aaii at Intervals
Yet they ds; AMI mast aHy eveniHg and
SATURDAY afterreca aFge HuEber can
be seen On the Barre Go.f eiub links,
enjoying tAemselvss p tae full, whiSe az
se same tinas shey are adding - shs
years W thsir hrss ana - tEsair gausEal
Aappness. IAe game cf Eslf may ncS
aFFeai ia All. BRIT ~ tAse wAc have q
tonaness far athietis exercise, i VII
sszxsely fais Il prove Interesting. But to
&C. fhs rpc1nnenaatTan sor oFeu-sir ex-
ersise d saas sart i timesy noE that
We have the 8ss ,eaaaes IL tie ysar ~
ssks II mr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
SOUTH woods

Arzy F@f were as ssnner as
Y atEF lAke hcsss Saturday and
ssen a. ssnaAy
ge II Frrgs- II aw-y - m
vi Il 80 Haes Tsisslav
Nss..sm sF.x;r4,~ # 4.a
l.a--4 .-
~
= $ Carrier al Barve. ecnty rgad
sspexTseeg, vas here Tsesszv Is IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
IL rnssrnatiazal MaErsaEe u i7gs.


IT, 5sgne nnhaF q AAe1usa's ean-
Hains two cAsnsazg ez EsFpa ctians
II Eert SMas Eprai IL Don
}assf aa 8araeEes Aos ard ais scv-
easeea-ysax old American Aziae. Sam
"a IsA2m who yo4m1aa ~ re sushsn-
tsslsx ef taese portraits asesasls rgaze1
d tAs Mstgoyaizn Museum wrisss:
We Anra sran thess saat Doa Josef
~ tAsrtg aha MI hae u Der ssven-
tesntA xeaE. ana tksa 80 was tcgn ia
sew XcEs EcasuE shis II w
sas wa krow afess - seag ton Is !
snseeatiy EAnailiat naase Is thu cosoaiAi
rasazas ST the New Enna ana Aliddie
ssssss. bat the t3y q Fas portrait has
naz ret been j5entsfed n9r has search
s. ne newspapers q sas day revealed
any nseasi0n of Sex maa r may
sgre prnba tly haFs tzken psaee IN SEPT
er Stu l7a4 LIE aesa placel after
esaarss nara ca hnsa canvasszt but
the journalists 0f that fsue took hess
aste u such irtarnasisasi alliances than
these ef the present. Something more
aseaf IT, lady IS. however. certain TO
s. found - tie eeheaieeises and delivers
in Ga diaries ard gevres paa1enes. tos tia
1eaai1g q tie yoang spanish diplomat
wsfA the pretty AnlsrNsa girl ipst mid
rag in her teens nass hase sst tongues
aenz ana pens inssihg How the
match turne3 cut We 8 not know. but
seue argument IS Is tier happiness
ny e based % TIE fact sAzt 5snlenes'
saeeessor the Marquis asyrnio. followed
IS e1amf's and teok "a American
Azi1e il tie perscE E KS sally Ne
kezs, wAo vas also Fsiass1 e Smart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

Eturrh mergers are getting their fuls
station Is Raaeipls nowadavs Ee
lowirg sae a2pay suecesfal nnz9H
If tha cungzp al ana tue carissfais
ethes. ths asaiss and tha III
lists NV neF ag she PractieaDss
itg ~ 9ainEHg ~ Fe have nst beard
of ~ II religions interest,"
sires shs togn margsr ana are SILL
waiting ID u s way tAs anian vas
not goo5 tAin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

AmkaszA&w Witalsw Rsia asE not
EaTs Aiz earlier Aspe tAat his 1angAter
wsul4 Earry soaae deeent AHaeFAsan
rsaiiznas hut il her marriage 70 deszc-
ezaar Eassiahzzn. hs kaz tAs Grst eo1sin
10 H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

The Elneas 81 CQaEeaHman JamHs :.
Erman aeenas ID haTe tesa sanEwAat
nlaguiaed. 81 III - boun2 To " II tAs
case u maa = kua1snly liited into the
Iimeisght 81 s vs presidential nonina-
sS1n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
Pupils GAVE RECTAL.


AN4srx1&S A1N@4194A-
Tsa Ynpils al MIS- ia Ratehesser eays
Z very saioyable rerssal yesterday after-
noon q He5aing n. 4 eauFsh. assisted
~ NTs. Richard B-Aaiey. sagE4no. and
Hiss Grace HrD1rns reader. TIE folicw-
Ing prcTSazn mas rsniersd
RoEis Gfqa1 hanasl Brnguier
May and Bertha Dale
STANLEY Wiggias
after Wza Flswers. Stre4bbog
8iabel Tayior
Friezaszip Waltz ...... Streastog
Fslma C0Esn
Della Liilss
Harpy uttls Folks Ileaia
Nellie SwAssy
l3gsgAs = Baton lfuur kandss Coy
Rush Scw3en and Cara Mzrse
ShepAa-d's Evsnirg Scng BALDWIN
1lilzre3 Pers
vcea1-- Ss1g Of Heart An1saws
Mra. Era1sg
ptita PD1xn Hclst
Doris 0rawaT
Little Fairy sfrealssl9
AlSrc R
R4Ekssa FEARS
EA4e Marsinsn
Rzppag Waves AawazA
genris Wrigaa
AAE kzH ,-4.s 4-.~ -~..s4 -sf1zltft
1saie PaFs
Rsaasnz seAersea
1Eiss Brewn
Eafries' 1Ea4eh hy MeonsSeAt Tas-an
Rata sewaa
"a Petit Ciairpn Esn CAL
csssa Morse
AEeT4TEe - .-. ...ss...s n 1aS
Nsssie Ce-toz
Veal fal - Ssuntsr ssng II To- SEA
Ell Cgme te saa asfea. L1rs
goaraas
Co., BraasY
saa Little KsswNg Nnss
tbs AzeErg Wanaerer a#ssis1
Loase Cantau
- ke&lne Beam
MAFgarst Catto
saa ktsss ia a ..-.... nft
ts8 iaEAs ..4s Baeasis2
EmhetA alcDsnaia
TaaE Def sssakA lseasE
Allas Banh
%eetia Esa@aeen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

Tie appregistiFs words whirk GgvsT-
Hsr HugAes spsskz atsut Secretary TAFT
raise The sarznez. Is sci ss tAe iattsr
In tie puhilis estimation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

Arthur Bart&ig So "a
'aAps is'FaAs ILL.,
Oar sfaifan Il Easi AirniPeAef n
mer fhe sd 49, AafiAS aets tAsn
saeR1 Aass v NAV
*, seA ss
ssprral of tlss iarHsfs haze eosA'
2 e1r 1AsaAs go
ST. f-5's
A ane mnssai rr9g4Ea waa mDeh s1-
5syed Ill tie GF1a meaaiag lAst wxe9
ANA Il very goaa program u FfoHlAse1
Fqr shr nns nsst uly lss pAisA
@aA 1T Rs @A +
AAl's AAA' VA
Ciss iarrs aumber ot EaHt Nent-
peiier psopls sttena tas eop1mencs-
nens exerrAez AZ Goddard sgnsissarS,
A'l'eH'g iAsm psAaS - A.s'aA sas.
AR gu AaA - M - 400
All, IA 4S~ 9Ass- 1-7 4 esA INV. srs.A. MI \,
gaayk naa sau vnn ~ sr s. MIS-
Bsse rssmru
a-ss AAssa 1919 #@s : 4As. "
-AAsa' i's-lsf 4Ass ! A
Ms. A. c. whiteAeF ATTENDED eoEn-
nrnseueut as slaasgsissr sinary Lar
1es
F0ur aeer were sea al aia~ns timss
aAss MesA ea NJ. aaaaA@ VI ~ III tn
iAha Ai'A ~ VI N sstesexs
Mr ANA Mr. gsn ans srcye ~
plainfsR Fraav ssbsrr1ch u wais 4
sister 81 Alfs nsn
taAaa An- LAT $3.50 49, e
10 49, s'oA n - siA.' 'h 80
1as Ana FsEoES e ~ ea iia
Le1a 1870 w. Asal sskaA sIs.As-
ls1 aot = AH@ $50 sAsa'a1A -1aA
~eeA-
Mrs John L. willard went u Mpns-
pslier TsesdAy e NsFt hsr hrsaa''d
w-o w&s hane AaaE wssx aoF 2 DEleE
vis.t from rs woFS a alning gar esn-
1ueser Sa raa.rcSa e Asrk atAae-
Ma Ioe sgurrav ~ AMIN saken Il
.hs Barre hSspasa asf law fcr treaF-
nsnt srv earrana sr1Hte
4 amse belsna ressr fen
ssst TAu,paay ~ t river rssg sowass
arantyesier ans krnka sts ns
from Nontvssisr rs ss.av II lsst weess
aid MIR. Bero sala e. nas II til East
Fillars ta rssa 800 perry frsm
g,srTiiss 49, szrsrs t8 1890 slrs shss
f&A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

Mrs. Jcrome Jones, s zs6sTe az Brat
fsshoro. vh0 died a. tsr kozae ii Brock
Ire. Mass reeertir. leaTes f7se9o 70
hsHeHoteHt and reliE5sas institutions.
Re zsst a ker estate e distributed
aascng her heirs-at law Is vaFioas parts
s he comrT-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
"A so
eapiaAs TIE largest paid s;rc1iAtioa q
sny daily rapss IA Iris section.

PITY ttas Thses Rivers 2. Qs cpnldn's
have tnrnra one ef then onso It'll mil-
Ef1u.dsllar sAres
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

Ttz eandiamkss are HOW - quiet thas
Il NAY Ae sakan fpr granted that they
a<s saving woe1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
Let Us Bake for You

Li1Fing tlse Slzrxlar rncrtfas sek q
Eaa&s yer ecax ias. cakes, hrean. -.
Don / wark haAf tha day En- 4 -
kiEehesl waSasa I'd rar &c equally u
grca sisgs " pEz bakery. ard 1t II
sr1a prize
Cur rres5uezz are absolutely wkssle-
scues beng Fuagse al the u1rest kes
grade Ingredients.
Huaae-ms.le Exhiston CooEsas psrl
sss.sss.- .s....-... 80. kfas
Caravay Caokas. psr dozan igssl
Angel Cake nst hgawy an5 soggy
haE hghE I'd tars ptiag. eaeh 10
eueez Cases scurrants I'll tharnl -
QaER A.s.--ss4 kE7e
Date Cake tire dagscioas kizss vs.
bard abNs saeh ~. ........ fa
Nux1oas Sweet Mlk Bread fOel
s1a3. s TsF................. zSe
Free deliver
Grssas Ideal Baker,
Tel ss7.A SO Harth Masn i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24
Special Sale !!

The famous ard much 3D.
vsrtised Weber 3. 50 Shoes we
offer for ; short time for SI.oS.
Oxfords and some patent Ieath
ers. Also the following extra
ordinary bargains.
VI en' 5 heasY. grey Hose, splendid
values A pairs for 25c
Ladies black Hose. 3 pairs for z5c
Ladies skirts. Salts and Shifs
Waists strenarkzbly low prices
Ladies UndsraFzwers, were zSe
now f1 lie
Men $ Straw Hafs. were Soc, nov 39c
Asn's Caps. were soc. now. Sc
Soh Hats. wsFs 81. So. now 15c
Black ccaon Pants were 81 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

A. the rseatlng of tie advisory bca1s
of ths unifsrsity If VerHzaE H-zliiau
II Hissfls rss elaetsd baze bzu eoaeh
fcr nezf ysar's university q Esvnent
b1ss hail tsan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-24

ALEX COREY & CO,
OPP azaez.s Laaes Roon. Depot 81
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
Ollie JAMES CAN
have SECOND PLACE
With Gray Out Kentuckian is The
Choice of the Majority
Of Delegates.

Denver Colo, July 6.-The liveliest
vice president boom in Denver is that
of Ollie James, Kentucky. 1t was
sprung about daybreak TINS morning
by the Massachusetts, Connecticut and
other Eastern delegates VINO say they
will support Mr.. James without hest
fancy If he will come out and make
a fight for tine honor.
He is assured of a sufficient support
TO nominate him. already providing of
course. that Judge Gray Of Delaware,
the otherwise unanimous choice Of the
convention can be considered out of
the running. All the delegates want
Gray, and many of them nave an abid
ing faith that condition will arise
to force his acceptance.
The James boon is strictly a PROPOSE
ton among delegates. He is a close
friend of Mr.. Bryan and good,
straight Democrat. He appeals to
every Democrat on the ground and is
cheered to tine echo as he fights his
way through the hotel lobby tonight.
Kentucky" said Mr.. James tonight
in discussing his vice presidency "can
be carried by the Democrats this fall
beyond peradventure of a doubt. If
could strengthen the ticket it would
be where it is not needed. In no sense
of the word am I a candidate and
will take the convention floor if the
occasion arises and tell the delegates
that the. second place on the ticket
should go to man who can strengthen
the party in the State in which We
need votes.r
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
Baptist Young Peoples Union.

The young people of Central Grove
me. last Sunday afternoon TO organize
a Baptist Young Peoples Union. The
meeting WIS a success and resulted
in the enrolment of fifteen charter
Numbers and the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
President, Belle Bergman; First V
President, Nellie McKernan;S Second "
President, Lee Tichenor; Secretary,
Ruth Tichenor; Organist, Fern Curtis;
Assistant Organists, Lena Miller and
Mamie Hooker: Choir Leader, Kir-
by Park; Treasurer, Liva McKernan.
These young folks have adopted as
their own, the motto of the great Sun
day School Convention, I'VE Would
See Jesus"
The formal recognition of the Union
by the deacons and the pastor, Rev.
G. H. Lawrence, will occur Sunday af-
ternoon, July 10. All the officers
and members of Hartford, Beaver Dam
Ind other neighboring Unions are in
vltsd to be present with advice and
assistance. r.t Ny rs "a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
HITCHCOCK Will
Be CHAIRMAN
Manager of the Republican
Campaign Selected.
Representatives of Defeated Allies
Have no Objections to
Washington Man

Hot Springs, Va, July THE Sub
Committee OF the Republican National
Committee will meet here tomorrow,
and from the present indications there
will only be brief session, at which
Frank II. Hitchcock will be elected
Chairman and representative McKn-
ley of Illinois. will be made Treasurer
or the National Committee.
Senator Hemenway and Representa-
tive Watson, of Indiana, representing
the Fairbanks section; Representative
Mckinley, of Illinois. who had charge
Of the Cannon campaign and Repre-
sentative Burke, of Pennsylvania, VINO
that they have no objections to Hitch
cock.
In the case of Mr.. Mckinley there is
but one sentiment, and that is in his
favor, for the office of Treasurer Mr..
Mckinley has long been considered for
the treasurership but as he is Treas
urer of the Congressional Committee
it was for some time supposed the OPP
position to have him leave that work
would operate against his selection.
But that objection has been overcome
by the proposition that he should be
Treasurer of both committees. It is
said to be desirable to bring the COM
mlttee in closer relationship and that
a single Treasurer would be in line
with that policy.
Mr.. Taft spent the entire afternoon
to-day in series of conferences. First
Representative Burke, of Pennsylvania.
had a long talk with him and then
Senator Hemenway and Representative
Watson were closeted with him for two
hours. Finally Powell Clayton. Ma
tional Committeeman for Arkansas,
and member of the Executive Com
mittee. and Richard c. Kerens, of St.
Louis talked with him.
At the end of these conferences Mr..
TAFT mounted his black horse. and
with Frank b. Kellogg rode up the
mountain side just as a storm burr,
forth and torrents Of rain came down.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
Real Snake Story.

No wonder the world is full Of
snakes. This morning as | went TO
my spring to get a bucket of water
there was a big highland moccasin,
lying by the spring. She run up
under some roots and failed TO get
her. ! went to the house and tied
n large fishhook TO a pole and went
back to the spring she was laying out
in the sun again. reached my nook
a little beyond and gave a jerk.
got her too. | killed her and on exami
nation, found her to be full of little
snakes. | got them all out and killed
them. / then counted them and there
were 60 little ones and the ing one
making 20 in all. Only Just few
but facts just the same
o. +. WADE.
June q, 1908. Eye witnesses James
Raley, Mrs. Bell Raley, Mrs. Minnie
Moore, Mrs. Sallie Wade.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10

Mr.. Bryan wanted the Illinois delega-
ton to this convention, and to ac-
complish the purpose he did not hesi-
tate an instant to eat his own words.
''Mr. Bryan views me with sancti-
monious horror as a political boss,
who snail never be in party organl-
cation except over my protest. and
"a bushwacker. VINO should not be put
into my councils to betray me- My
councils indeed Is Mr.. Bryan the
whole organization? Let the people
rule he shouts and forthwith pro-
ceeds to dictate, not only every act.
every office and every resolution of
this convention but also to put the
ban upon every man from any State
who is opposed to his candidacy or his
platform.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
No.. 81

Frustrated hundreds and filled the
cFy's hospitals and held the popua-
lion helplessly in its burning folds for
over a week.
Fourteen persons succumbed to the
heat today, "A total of thirty-one
deaths from the cause within the last
thirty-six hours. Scores were prostrat-
ed to-day.
The thermometer reached 80 degrees
st noon at the weathr burear, which
Is located in a down town skyscraper,
but many thermometers on the streets
found the mercury hugging the 100
mark. Cooler weather is promised 70
tomorrow.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
LOADED WHEAT SHOCKS
With DYNAMITE
To Force Settlement of Claim of
Tenent Against
Landlord.

An interesting case was brought up
before Judge Owen this morning when
b. T. Birkhead and Steve Hagan came
to him for settlement of old griev-
ances, says Monday Greensboro In
quirer.
Hagan was tenant on Birkhead's
farm about four miles southeast of
the city. Hagan put out a crop and
several weeks ago, Birkhead became
dissatisfied with Hagan and obtained
writ of possession against him.
Hagan moved to town before the
writ was served and when the thresh-
ing crew began to work on Birkhead's
wheat it is said that Hagan notified
them that he belonged to an associa-
ton which had loaded three of the
shocks with dynamite. and If they
attempted to thresh it they would be
blown to pieces.
The crew quit work and Birkhead
started negotiations with Hagan for
settlement. He offered him $40 and
also to pay him for some hay and
corn he left on the place.
Hagan did not think this was
enough and Arthur Clarke was select
ed to settle the claim. If the terms
are satisfactory Hagan says the bombs
will be taken from the shocks and
the men will be allowed I, work il
without being molested.
Finally, Judge owen ordered him
to jail for three hours for contempt Of
court.
With the Jail bar q rea-ty. Hagan
weakened. He agreed to arbitrate.
and he agreed to remove the loaded
wheat shocks in advance. II was
decided to leave the settlement of
the matter in dispue with 8 nighbor
as referee both parties abide by
his decision. Hagan was loaded into
a buggy and taken TO the field ~ re-
move the shocks. II was suggested
by the threshermen that Hagan be
compelled TO sit on top of the thresh-
Ing machine while the wheat is being
threshed. but this will probably not
be made part OF the agreement.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
Notice..

The undersigned, Committee for Ohio
county, will on Saturday July 18th.
at l O'Clock p. m. at the courthouse
door, in Hartford Kentucky. let TO
the lowest and best bidder grading for
about one mile on the Hartford and
Centertown road, beginning at Hart
ford. The contract will require the
removal of about $4,000 cubic yards of
earth with slip scrapers. Bond with
good security will be required and we
Will reserve the right to reject and
and all bids. Plans and specifications
may be seen by applying to engineer
j. c. Wagon, at the County Attorneys
office.
E. NJ. WOODWARD,
ROWAN HOLBROOK,
S. t. BARNETT,
Committee.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
FOR The BUSY READER

One man was killed a woman fatally
injured and damage amounting to $50.
900 resulted at Monongahela, Pa, whsl
boiler in the waterworks plant eX-
ploded.
jacksonville, Ky, went dry" We'd
nesday by thirty-seven majority. The
campaign waged between the local
option advocates and the antis was
warm.
The condition of Representative
James S. Sherman, Republican nomi-
nee for Vice President is causing
alarm TO the party leaders. 1t seems
improbable that he will be able to take
part in the campaign.
Fred Singleton, an engineer, of New
port. Ky, when appraised by police Of
ficers that he was wanted TO swear out
warrant for the arrest of the MUIR
derer of his father, who was killed in
Cincinnati, about one year ago. was
seized with CONFUSION and died soon
afterward.
The Resolutions Committee of the
Democratic Convention at Denver spent
the entire day at work upon the plat
form and finding that the subcommit-
tee would be unable to finish its task
in a reasonable time it was subdiyi-
ded and committees OF three were
named to write individual planks.
The tariff plank was submitted and
approved. 1t calls for an immediate
reduction of the duties on all nee
essities OF life on all articles man
ufactured by trusts, and singles out
print paper and wood pulp as articles
which should be on the free list.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10

in its adoption. Section two wa!
read and after considerable discussion
was adopted. Section three was read
its adoption moved. After some dis.
cussion motion was made that the
resolution be tabled. The motion was
lost. After considerable discussion the
resolution was adopted. Resolution -four
was read and its adoption moved
The resolution was unanimously adopt
ed. Resolution five was read and UNI
animously adopted. Resolution six
was read and unanimously
adopted. Mr.. David Moreland
reported that as Chairman OF
the finance committee of 1905 and
1906 he has in hand $122.S5 whereupon
a motion was made and seconded that
a committee be appointed to settle
with Mr.. Moreland and pay him and
other committeeman for those years
and ali others who are entitled to any
thing out of this fund and that the
remainder be turned over to the
county treasurer. Nation carried an
the president appoined ID. Ford, 7. +.
Tanner, and Alney Tichenor members
of the committee.
On motion and second a vote of
thanks was extended to the ladies pres
ent.
Moved by r. r. Moseley
and seconded by George Neigh
bors that the County Union EN-
ploy someone to organize and revive To-
cal unions of the county and that he be
paid $500 per day for his services.
Motion carried.
Moved by ]. w. Senderfur and Sec
onded by George neighbors that presi-
dent ). l.. Stevens and eX-president
David Moreland be and they are desig-
mated as the parties to do the fore
going work. Motion carried.
Moved by Jas. H. Ambrose and Sec
onded by Hudson that hereafter all
pii tlSo DcluS lhlSlCobCu III WOOi SilSSp
and stock production govern in fixing
the price on same. Motion carried.
The committee appointed to settle
with Mr.. Moreland reported as follows:
We find that he has in hand sl22.S5
against which Mr.. Moreland
has expense account of $73.45
making no charge for SER
wicse, o. X. Tinsley for service
$500 John p Foster 800 total $S5.45
leaving a balance of $37.4O which is
turned over to the County Treasurer.
The report was unanimously adopted.
d. Ford for Hartford Magisterial
District, II. d. Burch for Sulphur
Springs, Byron Wethers for Fordsville,
Watt Taylor for Centertown, T. f..
Tanner, for Buford, c. C. Thomas for
Cromwell and Q. S. Southland for Rock
port were elected by the respective
districts and ratified by the County
Union as members of the finance COM
mittee for the ensuing year.
On motion president Stevens fixed
the first meeting of the Committee
July 18th, at Hartford.
On motion the meeting adjourned
sin die. S. l.. STEVENS. Pres.
C. L. SMITH. Sec.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
81 Deaths from Heat in New YORK
In sc Hours.

New York, July IA smart south
erly breeze that followed in the trail
of mild summer storm today filter
ed through New York's sunbaked
street tonight and brought some relief
from the tropical spell that has kill
ed nearly two scores of persons has
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
CALLS HIM BOSS.

Does he turn his vtuperation
against me because am boss? Not
at all. am no more of a boss now
than | was during the two campaigns
when | won his appreciation by trying
to elect him. The only boss he
hates is the boss opposed to his own
arrogant self-the most impudent, DOM
ineering, devastating boss the DEM
ocratic party has ever known.
But there is another reason; ! am
q corporation man. Well, i am. |
was in 1896 and 1900, and am to-day
But nave not been connected with
corporations. There is not a dollar of
mine in any company which is not an
incorporation of my own private bus
mess, and which | absolutely con-
troll.
That, however makes no difference.
am a corporation man., but it is
only when opposed to Mr.. Bryan that
am considered unworthy of associa-
ton with the one living honest DEM
ocrat.'