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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06

Thousands Arc Turning from This
Dangerous Drug.
"A safe Vegetable Substitute ii Olive
Tablets for the Liver.

EEIeT0nE
DR.. i, NJ. Edwards. appointment ply.
sician 81 Portsmouth. Ohio. has dis
covered a new laxatiye and liver toner
in combination Of vegetable mate
rials. mixed with. olive oil, which ia In
effect almost exactly like the old and
untrustworthys ealomel. except that
there are none OF the bad after eff.
fects Of calomel.
D, Edwards has long been a foe OF
salsmel, though he recognized Its val:
We along with its dangers.
Ills distrust or the uncertain drug
eventually started him years ago to.
wards. experiments with the view OF
discovering a substitute, and he Is 10.
day In possession of the long.sought
for eombination, which is ID tho shape
of a little s%ugar-coated. olive.oll col.
ored tablet.
The results of,flfteen years expert.
ence and practice are embodied In
these marvellous little tablets.
They are called DIR. Edwards olive
Tablets, and their effect on the liver
has been the means Of relief to many
of DR.. Edwards regular patients as
we'll as to thousands Of others whss.
have suffered and we're afraid OF cal!
omel.
They are gentle in their action yet
always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit. that natural
.buoyancy which should be enioyedtb
everyone. by tonlng up the liver and
clearing the system Of harmful lmpur
titles.
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all It's own.
All druggists sell them in neat vest
pocket 'sizesfat LOG and. Csc. ;I5f
I The Olive Tables Company Of Ports:
mouth, Ohio. or Columbus. Ohio. DR..
q. NJ Edwards: President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06

Deeds were received yesterday at
the office of the county clerk for re-
cording as follows:
Jesse B. Tetrick to Charles L. TIE.
trick, a parcel Of land on Big B.nsa,
mon Creek, consideration $1,000
Smith Hood, Jr., and wife. ct ALL
tow: n: satterfeld, n parcel of land
in Paw Paw district; consideration
St,76Os
II. HalIffto, p. Pss Fitch. a horse and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06

The investigation into possible
sources OF potash salts In the United
States is being made this year by the
United States Geological Survey, uii,
der an appropriation by Congress oil
s20,ooO for the current year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06
Vital Statistics

pr. W I. Google yesterday filed
two death and two birth certificates
with the county clerk for recording.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06

taIs y II So 10y
buggy and harness and other artl.
Giles; consideration 81 and otfer val.
liable considerations.
Robert p. JoEas to- MarceI~Jolilfr,
a parcel Of land near Falrmontgacon.
.sideration 81 and other valuable con.
sideration.
Reuben Anderson and wife to A..
NJ. V%andervort, a parcel of land near
BELL Run Station: consideration So.
0OO.
Wills Probated.
The following wills yesterday were
filed at the office OF the county clerk
for probate.
The will Of Adam Toothman which
left all real and personal property 10
the wife OF the deceased, Caroline
Toothman, during Der life. At her
death the property is to be equally
divided amork the children OF the
deceased, withsthe exception of Amos
L. Toothman, yho IS not to receive
a share and with the addition Of Jo-
seph; j. Jones who is to receive n
share amounting TO one.half tho
share OF the children. Caroline Tooth.
man is named as executor OF the will.
The will OF, William D. Henderson
provides that the home property, in.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-06

J. My wife, Isabelle, left my bed and
board on Nov. 9th. 1911. and notice
is hereby. given that | Will not be re,
sponslble for any debts contracted by,
her.
SN TEoDoRo LOPEZ.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
Resolutions From Rough River
Lodge No. 10 X. Of P.

whereas: Time in its ever sssaiy
and ceaseless tread has brought US
once more TO the point where We
mus. par. with a kind and loving
companion, i'm the person of Mrs. FL
I'm Barne.s who Departed tlts he
jan "a 1911 and who was the dcur
old mother of our brother, Sam T.
Barnet, Th,srefore be 1T resolved by
the members of Rough River Lpdge
No. 10 X. of P. that we extend TO
him our deepest sympathy and broth
erly love, also tenderly reminding MIN
that to lay aside this mortal caslSc.
is not dsah but a sweet transition
inco nrw and atGrnd HE and
commend him to that One who in the
end will gsnIly wipe away The uenr
of sorrciw and soothe the aching heart
Resolved that a copy of thEEle re-
SOLUTIONS be filed with the Keeper
of Records and Seahs and copy
delivered to Bro. Barnett.
JAMES II. WILLIAMS.
]. R. PIRTLE.
]. w. BRUNER,
COMMITTEE.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

Of the President. n the party Is TO
surrandcr the protective tariff. there
Is Mttle else left for Republican to
stand upon. The President may have
some kind Of card ND his Sleeve
with which he hopes to put the Demo
Gratis in a hole, by converting con-
gres. at Hast ono branch OF which
IS in the hands Of that party, in
extra session, and IL this is lrue ch
may be we'll yet, but we ccnfsss to a
feeling Of deep concern for the welfare
of the party and the country, md
we know this fcding is shared by
hundreds of thousands Of Republicans
at the present time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

The Democrats are now saying f'haL
they will be compalled to have mora
time in which so mature Thur pians
for a revision OF tlae tariff. This
Ia strange. Anyone who heard Demo-
cratic members CT Corgr.fs On tihe
stump last fall would have lhought
that uhey wore ready then, and had
been for years, to smash the tariff
to pieces. Now they claim it will be
a delicate operation and that it may
be best ON account of the patient
condition TO put it off as long as pos
siaIle. All of which goes TO show
that the speeches made during the cam
paign were merely for the purpose Of
catching votes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

President Taft has called AN extra
session of Congress to convene April
4th, just one monnth from the eNpira-
ton of the old Congress. The Cana
dian reciprocity treaty having failed TO
pass or to come to a vote in the Sem
ate, the President has calbed an ex-
ira session for the express purpose If
passing this treaty. We hope by the
time the session meets that the
farmers all over the United States will
make themselves heard in such a
way as to forever prevent the passage
of this free trade agreement And
when We say fnee trade, we mean q
one-Ssded fire trade. The farmer is
the only one who has free trade Thrust
upon him by this compact. A majori-
ty OF the Republican members of the
late House voted against II, ard We
belfeye; a majority of the Republican
members of tine Senate would also
have voted asaapst 1t. had il gone 20
a vote in that body. The new House
Is Democratic by 65 majority, and
the Ssnate will only have about s
Republican majority. AS the Demo-
cratic pembers OF Congress aae almos
undt in favor OF this fnee trade meas
hfe 1t Is Thought that 1t stands a
batter chance to pass the present Sem
ate than the hast one. The Democnts
regard uhis as menely an entering
wedge to fopce free trade. or a tariff
for revenals only upon an importa-
tions. They believe that IL Ire farm
srs are stripes of amy teriff prCeec-
tion. from thear nearest neiskbor End
compe.dt,or. they wSIa nIatrraiiy nst
their votes for free trade ON all ar
ticiss which they are compelled to
purchase, and THIS Is not wtak sup-
position either, We canIot help but
think that the Republican party has
beea PLACED In the most dangerous po-
Fs'aiOa m4f ntire HISTORY by the act
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
TELEPHONE
MORTGAGE
Suit Against Rough River
Telephone Co.
Plaintiffs Seek to Sell Tangible
Property and Franchises to
Satisfy $4,000 Bonds.

Owensborro, KY, March IA suit
has been filed in the United States
court by Russell, BrawsteT and Com
pany doing business at Chicago,
against the Rough River Telephone
company at Hartford, and john A.
Armstrong. The plaintiff prays for
Judgment for $4,000 and for a sa.e
Of the entire holdings of he ;e's-
phone company, together with M lis
franchises. lines, etc.
The psJtfon STATES that on Ocso-
Der 81, 1901 the Rough River Tsie-
phone company executed 10 NOR gage
BOMBS of $500 each, to John A. Arm
strong as trustee. The bonds wene ID
bear intonst at per cont payable
siaami al nra,fy and due five years af-
tsr dare. At the time Of the exccu-
titn Of the bonds. a mortgage was
at-c given ON the following proper
ty: The exchange and switchboard an
property rights on % miles of toll
lime, from Hartford to Greensboro,
including Cenlbertownn, C.ralvo. Point
Pleasant, Island and LiyerMore, also
from Hartford to Render. WiAkam
Mines, McHmry and Rockpor; also
Hartford to Horton, Rosire and
Horse Branch; also its lines from
Hartford to Beaver Dam, Prentiss,
Cromwell, Select and Baizetown.
The petition says that Armstrong
has NO interest in this CONTROVERSY.
other than as the naked holder c.
the legal ttlee for the benlefit Of the
bonIdhpldor1s, and he has declined 10
bring suit on same, although reques-
ed to do SO as the bonds and inter
est are past due and unpaid.
The prayer of the position is that
the Rough River Telcrhcne Company
and John A. Armstrong appear in
count and by thsir answers set fourth
a true and particular account Of al
the property owned by the telephone
company at the time of the extacud ON
of the bonds and mortgages ard also
all the property acquired since that
time, and make for sale of same
to pay the $1,000 with interest.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

It is rumored that Hon John P. Has
we'll, of Hardinsburg, is to b. made
United States Assistant District At
torney for the Western d ststct NJ
kentucky. Mr.. Haswell is a ddro"v-
ing and competent young man and we
are glad to know that a boy from D.
nefghhcring country is 20 be erNon
this position, if there rs to be a
change. However, We know OF no
reason why THE present encumItblt
should be displaced. We undareEhnd
he has made a faithful official and
has only hsld office cine tcrm. We
fail to see how it is important TO
place all pos:nffices under civil ser
vice, as the President has advocated,
and at the same time allow a posi-
ton like the Assistant United States
District Attorneysfip TO be changed
at will or for political reasons. Some
sort Of consistency about these mat
tiers out to be adhered to, MT least
for the sake of principle. For cmT
part VIE would be glad 10 see The en-
tire civil service sys ldin abolirhch
for the more we see of it the NOR
we know 1T is sham Through anc
through. The panty which is in pow
er should be responsible for every
branch of the government from th'
Presidency down TO the smallest of
fetal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

Miss Geneva Taylor. who have been
visiting relatives in Louisiana, re-
turned home to-day.
Mr.. Emersn Rogers who has bsen
in Arizona for the past month return
cd home Saturday
Mr.. Bob Brown, of Central Grove,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Larlin Williams is ON Tho sick
list.
Rev. Nell went to Centertown Thurs
day to begln a pro.racted meeting.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Soc.sey gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Cooper surprise
supper last Thursday night Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Coop
er, R'sv. A. B. Gandrcr. Rev. G. H.
Lawrence, Mrs. G. H. Lawrence, Mrs.
]. A. Iichenor, Mrs. j. N. Jauiyan
Mrs. LATINA Oldham. Mrs. Mortie Bur
CESS. Mrs. v, NJ. Stewart. Mrs. Gelorge
Newton, Mrs Adam Naive, Mrs. Lpct-
ia Blankenship. Mrs. James Phelps
Mrs. A. ID. Taylor, Mrs. j. ID. WlMn ms
Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs. w. y
Austin, Mrs. J, F. casabier, Mrs Les
lie Chinn, Mrs. s. p; Taylor. Mrs.
john King. Mrs. Clarence Dunn. Mrs
Villas Peters. Mrs. r. M. Tichenrr.
Mrs. Dav Taylor and littss sen slpert
last week in Pninuneton. KY, visit
ing Mrs, Fred Tayler. 80 m
AIRS. r. w. Rabenxnn CT Lebanon.
Temnn.. srcnt lal't week with her faith
er. Mt Rernse Carter. .,a> ,>.
Miss Ru;n Moore OF Loganspom, KY
is visiting the. family OF .R'sy..A. b..
Gardiner
Mr. Da'y Taylor win Leave Thursday
for Colorado and Montana.
Mr.. Lue Chm has sr'd his I'M orcst
In the livery barn to HIS PARTNERS.
Mesrp. Dexter and Luther chtnn.
and has accepted a position VIII the
plairinsn Min Company. as a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

1t has been claimed that the Re
publican parity was committed 10
reciprocity by platform declaration
This is true, but the following from
the platform on which Mckinley made
his last race for the presidency Will
show how the party and how MI
Mckinley regarded the question at
that time:
1--WE favor the associated
policy ofrecipncoty, so dir'ec-
sd as to open our markets on
favorable terms for what we
do not ourselves produce in
return for free foreign mar
kets."
OF course the Canadian recipro-
city TT ATTY is not in beeping with this
declaration in any sense of the word
for we do produce everything which
is placed on the free list under th'f
compact.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

In his great Brooklyn speech, Just
before his assassination, President Nc
Kjniey said:
I'VE should take from our
customers such of their po1o-
ducts as we can use without
harm TO cur industries and
labor, .-f 81
The meaning Of this declaration
Is plain enough. That which passes
now for reciprocity. is not even
a fair exchange. II rs simply sacIdfic-
ing our agricultural ind,artst fer Moth
ing. The unfairness Of the arnange'
ment Is shown by the fact th.it sllile
wheat is placed On the free LIST. the
duty on flour is netained. and while
oattie and hogs are placed ON the free
jist the duties on pork and meats are
retained. Let the Democratic House
of REPRESENTATIVES pass this measure
II Il will When IL does u will be
eq.ESly guilty In This matter Ian
Rresident rait. The DemoGnuc par
AZ cannot expect TO cast the blamcs on
the Republican admdrcstrsTlcn and
sscape the odium which rs sure 70
fcllow this measure and the wrath
of the American FARMERS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

to say on the subject Of Canadian r.
ciprocity, In in killer Written
President Harrison, In 1891:
1T Is OF the highest possi-
bae importance. in my view,
that there be no treaty OF re-
ciprocity with Canada They
aim at natural products, to
ret all the products Of the
farm On us in exchange for
H .v-n ilows what. ] would
CT. he w.-9ge thing up by the
roc !, I. would be considered
betrayal Of the agricultural
interests The fact is, we DO
not want any. inSercouIrse with
Canada kept Through the
medium Of a Tariff. we are
tending to have the great ma
jority of the farmers with us.
Let us encourage them by
every means we can use and
not discourage them by my
thing. We will break that
alliance before six months
If we maintain this policy"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
COMING and GOING
AT BEAVER dam
Something Of Interest About Those
you Know---Gathered by Our
Special Correspondent.

Beaver Dam, March Miss Amra
Eliza Keown and Miss Orpha so.v-ns
went to Louisvtlle last Thursday.
Mrs. Felix, eff Hartford. is thc
guest of Mr.. and Mis-. Claude Moormar
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Win Cooper moved to
Hartford Monday whore thVy will re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Collins OF
Taylor Minds. were the grets.s Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. C. Austin Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Miller. who has been
visiting her Daughter Mrs Hattie Cor
man at Tulsa. Okla. refund to her
home last week. f's,'t
Bro. A. b. Gardner fiilled his ragu-
lar appointment here Sunday. A
large crowd was present 'arn cur sun
day school is still progressing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hughes moved TO lay
lor Mines last Friday whege they will
reside.
Quite a number attended the bas>
ket ball game at Hartford Saturday
might and we are certainly proud of
our Beaver Dam Boys. -
NM. and Mrs. Albert Leach have
moved into our midst. VS. are glad
to have Mr.. and Mrs. leach wirh us
but we regrst TO lose such good citi-
zenn as MIR. and Mrs. Cooper.
Mr.. and Nrs..Joe Hooker OF Ulfon
neighbolhood have moved in the ala esl
Leach property near hkre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Leach and Mss
Gertrude Gardner wort TO Cromwell
Sunday.
Mr.. B. c. Austin. who has been
away fnom home for the past Two
waelSs. returned home Friday.
Mr.. Byron Bannes and his niece
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

The Hartford Herald is still ad-
vising its Democratic readers 10
vote for the nominees CT It's party, no
matter who thay may be, rggnra.c5s
of qualifications, character or princi-
pies. In ordar to justify its course
in this matter, it has pointed to DE
fact that this paper has never bol.ed
party nominee, and points TO the
last county primary election and the
ticket nominated at that time as an
evidence of our Willingness to sup
port amy and all nominees Of our par
ty. The Hraid's s.a'sment in this
negani is little short Of ElanIdsr on
the present county officials. all of
whom $ secured their nominations
without the sHghtcSt faint of corrup-
ton or unfair methods at the ballot
box. Will the Herald please point
out the genitlemen who composed the
last county Republican idckst and
who are now the county officers, any
or all OF whom would in rs cpin-
ion be unworthy of our support?
There was never any him. but what
every nominee of that primary was
nominated in a fair mc1n,r, and
that all Of them were worthy of cur
support for the offices 10 which they
oe,D;vod
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

- After much hesitating and vassilat-
ing the Democratic State Committee
has determined to let the primary
stand, but has set the bims forward
to July first The entrance fees
come high, but the aspiring gentle
me will have to step up and fork
over the cash before they can have
"a look in"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

Now that Speaker Cannon is out,
Democratic friends, and his enemies
among the Republicans, are saying
that he will go down in history as
one of the greatest speakers OF the
House of Representatives and as an
honest fearless man. What a differ
ence ii makes to be out.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
PEN PRODUCTS OF PASTOR
RUSSELL OF BROOKLYN
TABERNACLE, NEW
YORK CITY.

THE structure of The brain plapds
veneration at the vary top, and thus.
by implication, confirms the statement
of the Cathlechlsm that Mans chief
end is to glorify God and no enjoy him
forever" Without this Fulcrum, mis-
slonaries and philanthrppists might
we,l lose all heart and hope in re-
spect 10 the moral and social uplift
of the masses and the classes. Who
ever, thenIafcr, is intolligcn5ly friend
to his race must do everything IN his
power to maintain this center OF men
tai balannec, ard to utilize il hs am
essen fal feature in the Divine ar
nangsment for human Mell-bd.mg
Whoever in any manner on degree un-
darm.mas this element of The mSnd is
surely doing destructive work, in
slead of a constructive one, wheth-
or he realizes the fact or not.
To have no personal God must
eventually signify to the reasoning
mind MO Law-Giver, no Judge, no
Jui.ice, no love, NO mercy, no per
sonal relationship, as between father
and child. Thus would be lost the
very basis of Christian faith and doc
trine.
If our forefathers read the Bible
with smoking lamps and blurred Wis
sion, and nevertheless got some bles-
sing, what a power of God III would
beta us now, if in the light of the
electric arc we should find 1t the
storehouse of Divine grace and truth,
perfectly co-ordinated and surprising
} our highest ideals.
In studying the Bible we should
ranember that 1T was written neither
to the world nor for the world, nor
w. concerning the wDHld, EXCEPT as
the wcrCd is related to the Divine
Program. Only from this stamdpOint
can the Bible be rightly viewed CIR JUG
ged.
To no human genelnlshfp can the
holr1s OF the coming victory fer lrutS
/ and righl sousness be ascrlbed. Wtld
will be the conflict of the angry ma
lions. and worldwide win be the bat
, tlefLetd and the distress Of nations
and M human Alexander, CAESAR. OF
Napoleon win be found to bring or
der cut OF the DREADFUL CONFUSION. Bu
in the end IL wila be kmbwn tina.
! that grand victory OF jushice and tlutl
! and the punishment OF inlqusty with
; its just deserts. was brought nbou'
/ by the mighty power Of the King Of
= kings and Lord of lords. r
Like Esau. the MASSES 81 chiikfen'
dom have sold their btInhaight Of
special and peculiar advantage. By
tho masses. we mean not only The az
nostic portion OF IL. but also The grea'
majority OF worldly professors Of OH
Religion OF Christ. who are Chfsh.ans
only i'm name, but who lack the hfs
OF Christ In them We are in the
time OF the last on Laod.ccan rag'
OF the great nominal gospel church
OF wheat and tares. Rev. 3: l4-22.)
She Is upbrafded for her lukpwarm'
ness. pride. spiritual proverty. bind
mass and naketnfss. and couneo,od q
forsake Quickly her eva says beforS
n Is too late!
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
For Sale.

Five-room cottage with acres
of land, in Hartford, KY, Good out
buildings and a we'll of never-fail-
ing water. Price $1,100.
FOR SALE-Five-room cottage in
Hartford, Ky. Price $3.50.
A. C. YEISER & CO., Agts.,
32tf Hartford, KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

The newspaper which viii advise
its readers to vote for any old nomi-
nee of its party, just SO his name ap-
pears under the party emblem, is not
a safe organ to place befone the youn
and rising generation. This advice 20
the young men of our country is not
only dangerous but disIeputable.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce Hon
w. S. Dean 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, 1911-03-10

The Hartford Herald has come out
IN favor of reciprocity and against NE
Ohio County farmers and The ether
farmers of the United States. 1t Gays
that the reciprocity agreement IS for
the best interest of the whole coun-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

Will soll at bargain. one good
work hogss and one COED mare. BSth
In good condition. and Win work
anywhere II you need a horse hd-e
Is a bargain Tor you For further
information call on,
BARNETT AND FOSTER,
SAT- Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

II was not a mere string that Sna-
tor Bailey had on that resignation
Ii must have been two inch wire
.nalnlo
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

One hundred and ten acres Of good
land. In Rough River bottoms and gooI
farm house Situated near Narrows'
Ky. Apply TO. ..s "a a,
CHARLES CARTER.
zotf Narrows. KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
Notice.

The Undersigned assignee of The
Bank OF Centertown win be in Cen
tertown. Ohio county. KY, at the
office of the Bank of Centertown on
Saturday March IS. 1911 at which
time and place said assignee will
sit to receive claims against said ss-
tate and any creditor falling TO pre-
sent at the time named, his claim
verified in the manner as are claims
against the estate Of decedents, ex-
cspt that it need mot be verified by
person other than the claimant
shall be deemed to have waived his
right to any part Of the assigned es-
tate. See Russell's statute. Sec. 4o2,
This February 20. 1911.
32t4 ALVIN ROWE.
Assignee of The Bank Of Centertown.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

Here is what the great James q
Blaine. the father OF reciprocity had