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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
TO W0RKHOUSF.
Frank Lsstsr ard craries s,-s,i 60,
70 for Taxing Escapes Girls
% Resort

frtrs fr- er and r,f.
we're senf -o mo -rorxr5r.a f-- ii.
days bt Judze Robinson FOR ts.--
'-rre er ero bad escaped 'fom an
Insi'-i on near fhIs rff fo ID local
mouse %. .I fame Tho urs Who
save Their names as Annie Neu he--
hlh Mcconnell and Mary Fuis ae-e
taken back % the bone from uh rr
they escaped
The t.Iis xiii s tic same ono rrr
49, arrested last wees 9th man
named HarErease- ard lI. ws q.
have been vifh fre lol Ranch soa
o. s. said Thar AID The rrIs bad lea fr.
life ~ me resorts before be nr -,ser
fo me home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
DISTRIBUTE LOCKS
Secretary sen~ertfeser Delivers snie.
msnt Of First Padioeks
Yesterday.

Tho FIRST cousi Enment Of f0.'0D pad.
LOCKS 20 arrive in me cts FOR tho blk
iiaiIo"ecn celebration we're y.ste-
aa' aIernoon distributed by Score.
."r William sc~hNcrtfceor lni hs
assistants AT the first io- OF All
saints eve symbols had been ordar.g
NO fhe 10000 we're speedily rur
chased learirE fhe popuIace h.rrr.
Tor more
distribution a' che locks testerf..
vas oouhued fo tht south OF tho sr.el
Instruct only More locks arrived .-
'ne la'e afternoon and hey all Be
distributed TO-DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
BUCK NOW
LEADS Q KING
THE UTILITY OF
ORGANIZATION
INTERESTING LECTURE A. ST.
sAeN's c-URCr.
Many At'soeee TIE ssSen Sers,eea
"nisn Are H-ry Instructive
&c AL CtAsses

The subject o. ths lecture delivered
en- fhe Immaculate Conception church
Last evening ua~ The Churvh The
-p-asrr lv-It briefly or -he utility ~
organization and maintained that
'arist even a. a merely ~ise and
prudent man would naturally haYe
organized if- following iuto = sorle
- the better 20 preserve amt promui
gale His teachings
That lie I'D organize HIs follow
INK INTO a society 10 very plain In
scripture O al i~ndisputsbl@ Tact 81
history Scripture tesuu~s tha H-
chose out from among Hi follower
twelve men Vfom Hc called apostles
~" closely associated Them Nth Him
-eif and On The end sent them forth
into me world with a Nsry DEFINITE
commission The. Mere. hrst OF al.
20 teach Ills doctrine Mat xviii
~ Nark All. 90 they were 20
teach His Who'll. doctrine Ma
NNtlu 20 John N'v. .si and in Ga 81
teaching 40 least a. a body Us
would preserve them 10 the way o.
absolute truth Mat xviii. 20 John
xiv. lbls MARX XVI. Is. Luke '
l6
And NOT only we're the, 20 teach
tils truth un"rr.nsiN. but they We're
70 rule ana govern Ills following
MAJ Az. l' NNlu. = John XXI
lis A'f~ ~. -
Ih'r" ""r" finally 10 administer
,D"@' rirS or ceremonies which tie
nan established 20 serve As channels
o' grace 20 th" soul. which Ne call
ra'r'nruts l[-pt ~W tNat NNyiu
N'IA NNi. TO- t~outrpiat'"n Acts
Ni' f.> NN o. i-rauce or Cor.
i'--lon 'Iohu IA 90 -it The Lord /,
Nupprr % mil. i*. ! cor ~ q
hNtr,me notion flames "a
ana Order acts ST. p. Kit O.
= IlW -. f' g. 70 Tim 90
til~I therefore. established 20
~irich.ns ruling and miuisteriue
.Au''h 81 'h" head az which Na- The
h'd. or ~" apostles This church
however was nor to Do confined tu
apostolic UW'r u was to continue
ll'nfleaIly 'h" same church down to
10" o. o.: rm" christ sends Hs
apostle Pro- teach aiI u,r.cn. Cd,
preach fi' ruspe. 'o ever, Groa
iuf' ~" knew Well that those
'""''" men would never do that. nor
iId ihc' DO u Iie plainly. therefore,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Many an .nrgccn. south has taken
a toun1 rf6r Poi -re band and
rra'flei of love- n q spirit OF f.n on.,
to ani himself acug zoe pars1u uI.h
ler later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Richard Robertson qualified re- ad
'ra'o- of rho es'atr OF Mary A
h.-krf. bond 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
A HUNDRED VOTES
AHEAD OF SCHENK
D.. -sa-t-s. -gse-sa ara Se-oe-.r
AiSe "sss 5ts oa,ns Ovr-s
TIE Day
GEORGE . BENSON HAs
ARRIVED ~ TIE CRY
says Indications Point % a S-ceess
- Ceiesrsuon % RAJ
io~eea rere.

IS Turning m gsF votes rs.rarda.
William tBuck, Windsor Jumped into
the lead ln The race for Klns for The
Hall0N -n celebration Buck friend.
we're our n force yesterday and thsy
pushed oser q feN counters for their
favoute
However. Windsor on, leads Albert
SChenk Jr. by IL votes and the
standing may b. changed by a day r
voting Dr 7 Hassins. George
Fox Huseman and Charles Schoen.
ian also gained iu the voting Se.ter
das br Haskins Jumped into
seventh piac" yesterday. Nhile HG-r.
man also climbed Tar Up the line
Manager Benson Arrives.
After al ahseuc. o. ten wears from
Wheeling. GeorSv % Henson arrived
in The cifs about moor Yesterday Mr..
Benson N'l repr.-elt he Industrial
and Historical Pageant company dur
ruE the biz celebration
Ten years ago this iaIl Nj Benson
vas In th" CITY and conducted m. big
celebration given by the board OF
Trade Mr. benson laughiugl, spoke
Yesterday Of what q good Rex ~ e.
Franzleim made and upon his meet.
Ing Ar FrauEhe m the pair had a
GOOD chat and laugh together
When seen by the reporter Mr..
Benson said ! received q wire ~
hutchinson. kas from The Industrial
and historical Pageant corporation
to come on to Wheeiing Had the
message ordered me 90 10 to any
other city : would have refused. but
~retnemb"rils the pleasant time : had
while here ten wears seo and know
INK so many OF the local people. . dc
Cided 20 come
The celebration af Hutchinson.
Kas. Ma surely a ucccss continued
Mr. henson Pre- dent Taft %cougrat.
ulated my assistants and { on the
mann" 90 anlch fhe celebration WAS
.Iriucted
When asked rersri.u- loyal plans
Mr. Benson sald From present 300.
'dlcations / -,r no reason Any Wheel.
ms cannot h4tc q very successful eel.
ebrafiou FOR UsIiow. ON Nour Bu,'
ness Mems association has started the
matter In the riEht manner and
think We viii be- able 90 satisfy each
and every citizen
Mr. hensOu f- a prominent thica
goau and .s % member OF tho ltrius.
trial and Historical Pageant corpora.
Tor Upon arriving boz the cts yest"r.
day no met several OF the local bust
ness men ON rho HalloWccn commit.
tee After his urc-omc trip Mr.. Ben
son decided 20 posi p0ne arrangements
for "a meeting with me Business Men q
committee until TODAY. when they viii
get together
Tn" standings 90 h" King and
Queen coutest fo dat. follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
COUNTY COURT


Joseph Dorbcff and Edna rar.
" IN Hnfr off HeIIaire
ilru trf F ~rHluIrs Of waat
aston r 81 ard Nrrra p v,ore
pa. mont. O
taeorEe toRfher 90. and pa-.r,
ll'srad 90 both OF Wbodsfe.d o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Before her MARRIAGE a rr- s..s
hero 'u every man hn- a wear ,re-
she oc-.n- -o realize thar ,re only
Gro she sno0s is The man who Der
Der uarry him.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

Ken. IcNy Democratic newspapers
are cor1omning senator Paynter for
speech in support of senator Lori
mer in the United States Senate. Sen
ator Bailey Of Texas, and number
of other Democratic senators are COM
ing to the defense of Mr.. Lorimer, in
the efforts being made to unseat MN.
These Democratic papers are very So
we're i'm their criticism of the Ken
tncky Senator for his actions IN
as-much as senator Lormer WAS elect
ed by Democratic votes, and the on
ly charge of fraud which has been
made involves denncnatic members OF
the Legislature, we fail to see any In
consistency in Senators Paynter and
Badley's actions. In other words it is
their side of the house which needs
defense.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

Farm products are as much manu-
featured articles as any which are soio
ON the market. The idea Of treat-
ing wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, eggs
and butter as raw material DIS gross
injustice to the labor which lis expend
ed from year to year in bringing
these products from the earth, pAac-
ing them in condition TO be of ser-
vice to mankind. Is the labor
which produces the feed for the COW,
the labor which brings forth the
milk, chnrns the butter and molds
and fashions it into shape for the
table to go unrewarded? Is it not as
much entitled to protection as the
man who works at the mill to grind
thewheat, or the man who works TO
produce the pillow the potato digger
and the reaper and binder, which are
used as the means of increasing a
crop and of decreasing labor in the
production Of all these articles? 1t
will be sad day for the Democratic
party or the Republican party when
they show such discrimination against
the farming classes of this country
as are sought to be effected by the
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
Hartford Gets Practice Meet.

Orders for Rifle practice by the
Companies of the Kentucky National
Guards have been issued by the Ad-
jutant General. These meetings are
to be held at various places, con-
venient to the various companies.
Third Infantry dates follows:
Bowling Green, May 1927, for Com
pany A,
Henderson, May 1-6, for Company B..
Owensbor,o, May S-13, for Company C
Hopkinsville, May, 1-6 for Com
pany d.
Vine Grove, May S-1S, for Com
pany F.
Darlington, May 1920, for Com
pany G.
Hartford, May 22-27, for Company H.
Leitchfield, May 20 June 3, for
Company /,
Marion, May 8-13, for Company X.
Barbourville, May 1920, for Com
pany L.
Calhoun, May 16, for Company M.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

they will soon have this part of the
county wired
Several of our citizens are attend
ing court this week.
{ MIR. Berry Tichenor, went to Kirt-
ley this week to look after his lum-
Der business.
Mr.. Ed Grant has sold his grocery
here to Mr.. Lake. Grant will move
to Kronos. -
Willie Bennett has resigned his po-
sition with the M. H. re. r. r.
Mr.. E. s. Mcmillan made a bust
ness trip to Louisville this week.
Mrs. G. T. Overton was visiting
in Hartford Monday.
A. d. woodward has gone to brakes
booro looking after the interest Of
Telegraph Typewriter Machine.
Born to Mrs. S. r. James a fine
boy ON the 4th. inst.
y c. X. Reneer and wife of Nelson
were here this week visiting relatives
Miss Willie Bishop visited relatives
in Norman this week. .y
Listen for wedding bells.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
FORDSvILLe.

Feb. 14.-Niiss Rattle Bailey, Owens
boro, while visihing her sister Mrs.
Charley Kissinger here last week took
sick and died early Sunday morning
of Paralysis of the brain. The re-
mains were taken to Owensboro TO-
day for interment.
Prof. John w. Petty a prominent
ciMzen and school teacher died ut
Patterson Sanitariam Rochester Sunday
and was buried in the cemetery here
to-day. Rev. Alex. WhdttnghiI preach
ed the funeral at the Baptist church
assisted by Rev b. F. Jenkins, who
delivered a enlogy ON his life after
which followed by large con-
course of relatives and friends, his
body was consigned to the tomb. I'm
Gle John was a good man, useful and
uassuming. He had taught continu-
ously for thiuty-eight years. He
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Anna Neel
of Paducah and one son Byron of
California
Rev. Hattiedd of Greenville has been
CALLED as pastor to the Christian
church here.
Miss Heyser of Leitchfiead is visit
ing miss Reba Lewds.
Mr.. Henry Lloyd of Beaver Dam
wits in town to-day.
The musical recitan given by Miss
Thompson on St. Valentine evening
was we'll attended.
Prot /. s. Mason and Prof. Tandy
spent Sunday IN Whdtesville
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

Senator Beverage tells the farmers
In one breath that they are NOT to
suffer any loss whatever on account
OF the adoption of the Canadian re-
ciprocity treaty while in the next he
tells the clerks and salaried people
that because of this same treaty dhey
win be able to purchase eggs, butter
potatoes and all other ARTICLES which
come from the farm at very much
lower figure. We wait to see just
how this it to be brought about
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

1t ds announced that the Louisville
Herald is TO have splendid new quar-
ters arranged for the paper On Third
Street between Chestnut and Broad
way. We wish the Herald success IN
It's new location and express the hope
that when it moves it may leave BE-
hind it the elements of insurgency,
which 1t has manifested in more or
Less violent form for several months
and which has been the only cr'iti-
cism which Kentucky Republicans
have felt for an otherwise splendid
newspaper organ at the metropolis OF
the State 50 essential TO Republican
success in the state
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
BEAVER DAM

Feb. 16.-H ealth Is very good at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerson Rogers went
to Arizona last week.
Mr. Don Taylor went to Dyersburg
Tenn, last week on business.
Mr.. Linn Williams has almost com
pleted his new dwelling house in the
Render addition.
The protracted meeting began at
the Methodist Church Monday might.
Mrs. venie Wright and Miss Renie
Miller of Illinois are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Will Davis this week.
Miss Annie Boswell of Leitchfield
is visiting relatives in town nhis week
Mr.. Larldn Williams is ON the sick
list.
Mrs. Pearl Ashby of McHenry Is
the guest of her mother and father
here this week.
Mrs. Dayie Rhoads and her son and
daughter went to Centegtqwn Sstur-
day.
Mr.. B. C. Austin who has been
visiting ait Pleasing Ridge for the
past week returned home Saturday. He
was accompanied home by Mr.. l.. B.
French. Mig
MIR. Emmett Hayman who has been
sick and out of school for the past
week is able to come back again.
Mr.. Luther Collins of Taylor Mines
was i'm town yesterday.
Mr.. Laugenor of Des Moines Iowa II
Visiting relatives in town this week.
Mr.. Bob Mason and Mr.. Chester Sor
oles who have been at work i'm the
Mountains returned to their home
here Monday.
The M. !. E. Society gave a nice
social Thursday night and AM that
went reported a nice time Those
present we're; Mr.. o. l.. Shalitz, Fred
Shnltz. Frank Barnes, Guy Hazelrigg
G. H. Hazelrigg Ernest Taylor, Tuel
Rogers. Clifford Maddox, Clifford
Taylor Nicholas Hazelrigg. Free
Ament, Mr.. - Hoover, Clayton
Rhoads DIR. Oscar Flener, Mrs. d. l.
Shultz. Misses Anna Eliza Keown
Kittye Rhoads, Ella Hudson McKdn.
ney, Dossie Taylor, Ara Gardner. Eff.
Afford. Myrtle Miller Altha Williams
Pearl Chick Mathews. Ciafa LoyS
Edna Hoover, Jesse Schauvan, Iren'
Jones. Bessie Afford, Anna Mae
Barnes. Alma Quinn. Dona Quinn
Helda Bean. Lillian Biz. Addie ray'
lor Marguerite Rhoads.
The Epworth league gave a banque
last Friday night and all that VEN
reported nice time. ),
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

The movement inaugurated by Ohio
County Farmers Club, which met last
Saturday for a Canning factory at
Hartford, meets our hearty approval.
However, isn't 1t rather a serious crit
cdsm on the citizens of Hartford that
the farmers should be compelled to
take UP the question of in
drcing manufacturing establishments
for our town? Couldn't we have
meeting of the Commercial Club and
at least second the movement inau-
eurated by the country people?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

made some secret and unknown ar
rangement with the millers, cold stor-
age people and middle men generally
to pay the farmers OF the
United states tho nme price which
they are receiving and then make
generous REDUCTION, voluntarily, for
the benefit Of the consumers. lfthis
Is true the treaty win be alright.
Othewisc z will be all wrong.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

II would be a very difficult matter
- sind an Ohio County farmer now
who is not an advocate Of good roads;
and one who would not be willing TO
make a considerable sacn.fice TO bring
item about 1t is a great pity we
could not arrange a vo.e for road
tax sometime between the first Of Feb
nlary, and the first OF Aprk The
November election always comes when
the dirt roads are firm and really
better han the mecadernized ones.
The memory Of most people Is very
short and they are apt 20 accept
ppesent conditions without reference
b the future. r'e'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
Baptist Church.

The regular services will be held
nexh Sunday.
Sunday school session at e:45 O'Clock.
Morning worship at II O'Clock ana
evening worship at 7:15 o'clock.
Young peoples meeting in the Ba-
raca room at 6 O'Clock.
Pastor Bruner will preach at Rem
der Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
HAVE GOT THE
TARIFF BY THE EARS
Democratic Dilemma Illustrated
by Story Of The Man who
Caught the Rat.

You Democrats are going to have a
fine time revising the Tariff, remark
ed Judge Smith, of iowa to a group
Of Democrats in hotel lobby where
members of Congress gather in large
numbers every evening.
Right you are" agreed Representa-
tive Legare, of South Carolina "Our
predicament reminds me of an i'm
possible situation in which / found
myself when boy.
I'VE had a fine Lot of riding horses
ON our place and the barn was infest-
ed with rats, which kept the horses
nervous. Some one told me to tie a
bell around the neck of rat, and he
would brighten away all the other rats
and give the horses some peace.
Il had no difficulty catching a rat:
1t was as easy as capturing the House
at the last election. How TO get the
bell around the rats neck was quite
as perplexing as problem then as is
the present problem of how Demo-
Gratis can get together ON a PROPOSE
tion to revise the Tariff.
After catching the rat / attempt-
ed to hold him with one hand while
with the other / fastened the bell
around his neck. Mr.. Rat PROMPTLY
lacerated my hand. A wit then told
me to hold the rat by both ears. and
] would have no difficulty fastening
the bell around his neck. grabbed
the ears all right and held them fast,
but there was the bell on the floor:
two hands were busy with two small
ears. and an audience at the barn dool
hooking AZ me.
my situation then may fairly illus-
tnate what we Democrats are nm
against in the matter OF Tariff lagis-
lation- We've got the Tariff by tho
ears. holding fast with two hands. All
We need 10 do Is revise 1t; take the
Profession out Of it; put " ON aTar-
III for revenue basis The country Is
waiting for us and just as sure as
we let go with ONE hand the ,nther il
going TO he bitten and bitten hard.
and the Republicans will watch the
performance with glee. "--washindaton
Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

The Democratic party has for ydars
denounced the tariff as a tax, but IN
agreeing to support the Canadian re-
ciprocity treaty as whole they ale
supporting a tax on great number oil
manufactured articles and voting to
allow free trade for the farmers OF
tho limited States,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

The Glasgow Republican says: Hon
C. Holman of Butler county has been
nominated for Senator in his dis
trict, and the convention endorsed the
administration of President Taft, the
work of Senator Bradley and the
probable candidacy of Judge O'Rear
for Governor. This is good pat
tern for a Republican convention to
fOllow
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

tive business. Dr. Charley Ia hard
to beat when 1t comes to Dentistry
and as an all around good follow he
cannot be excelled.
AN OLD RELIC.
Mr.. J. c. williams, the local un-
dertakcr has an Indian Pipe ~ Peace
that he found while hoding in corn
field on his fathers farm over so years
ago. The pipe is constructed out Of
metal and ds no doubt over hun-
bred years old. The bowl will hold
almost a sack of tobacco and It Is
still In good condition. Mr.. will
liams prizes the old reShc. hiohly.
He keeps 1t at his undertaking estab-
lishment on Main street where 1t can
be seen any TINA
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
The earnest workers of the Presby-
ter.an church entertained the people
of Rockport with a valentine party
at the Opera house Tuesday night
The affair was quite success.
HOGS PLAY HAVOC.
The sidewalks on Spring street
have almost disappeared the rails have
rusted ard rotted away and the hogs
have rooted the planks out and the
streets put one in mind of the desert
ed city of Airdria- 1t can be said
without any exaggeration that the side
walks in Rockport are in wonse con
dition than any town in Kentucky,
and the trouble DIS no effsrt whatever
is being made to repair them.
DON CARLOS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

We can't for the life OF US see how
food stuff is 10 be made cheaper for
xhe nalaried man. .fhe lelerki aud ,other
ultAmate oonspmers and satn moi low
er ohe pr>ss o. farm pr,ducts any.
by reason " the adoption Of the Gam
adam reciprocity treaty. u may be
that the advocates OF the treaty have
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

That Resolutions Of Respect are
published in The Republican at the
rate Of two cents per line, six words
averaging a line. Please do mot send
obituaries TO The Republican without
ezpoottng to- pay for p>,blbaation OF
this kind OF matter. In all cases
cash must accompany obituaries I'M
less you have an account with this
office. AL mattefs for Churches. etc.
whore money rs TO be derived, govern
ed by same conditions as nbit-
unaries II
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

The endorsement of Judge o'Rear
by the Ohio County Republican Oon-
vention and by the Seventh Senatorial
District Convention seems TO have
attracted attention all over Kentucky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
Mardi Gras Celebration.

Mardi Gras Celebration New Or
leans La, Feb. 23-2S-1l On account
of above, the L. and N. will sell round
trip tickets Hartford KY, to New Or
leans for 1925 dates OF sale Feb. 21st.
to q inclusive-final limit returning,
not later than midnight of March 18th
1911.
soft II. e, MISCHKE, Agt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
Notice to Creditors.

Creditors of the Ohio County
Bank will please come forward and
settle ther Indebtedness. 1t is my
purpose and the desire of everybody
connected with the bank to have div
idends declared to the depositors as
speedily as possible This cannot be
done unless creditors of the bank
will assist by meeting their obi
cations.
29tf "A. e. PATE. ASSIGNEE.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

- Judge o'Rear Of the Court OF APP
peals. is announced as a candidate
for the Republican gubernatorial nom
nation. For the Democrats, he is the
most dangerous candidate the Re
publicans can Glasgow Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

Il is only during the past month
or so that Kentucky Democrats have
begun to take a lively interest In the
probable nominee on the Republican
ticket for governor. This is a pref
ty fair indication that Republican
chances are known to have been en-
HANGED about one hundred per Cent,
x.o.oaphlv
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce Hon
w. s. Dean a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Representative
IN the next General Assembly of Ken
lucky, subject to the action OF the
Republican party.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-02-17

Feb 15.+-+Fsrmsrs are busily enxae-
cd putting more telephone lines up,