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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
Knees Became Stiff
rive Years OF Severe Rheumatism

rV0 todYS OF SeVor0 Hheunnatt9in
The cure of Henry ]. Goldstein, IA
Barton Street, Boston. Mass. is anoth-
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine has succeeded in
many cases where others have utterly
failed. Mr.. Goldstein says: 81 suf-
fered from rheumatism five wears, it
kept me from business and caused ex-
circulating pain. My knees would be-
come as stiff as steel. ] tried many
medicines without relief. then took
Hoods Sarsaparilla, soon felt much
better, and now consider myself en-
ttrely cured. ! recommend Hoods
Get it today in usual liquid form OF
chocolated tablets called Sarsatahs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

will This truth is clearly verified
in this Biograph subject telling the
story of two sisters who travelled di-
verging roads.
This Biograph picture Is one that
will appeal to all, and you should not
miss it. Two complete shows tonight
at the regular hours, 7:45 and 300.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
Too Much 10 Believe.

The only time I was ever called a
liar" says the Philosopher OF Folly,
was when | stated that my two
younger sisters went to Europe for
the first time this summer. and never
sent me single picture postcard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
POSTAL SAVINGS
BANK IN IOWA
viii Be Located at DEBORAH, and PEG.
Pile in Southern Part of State
Are Not Attracted.

The first postal saving bank in Iowa
will be located at DEBORAH
1t is held ty many that the postal
savings banks will not be largely pat
ronized until the people apprehend
the approach of a panic. Then, it is
said, they will do more business than
they know what to do with.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
Too MANY BOYS.

DR. Howell-"What did Rowell say
when you told him that he was the
father of twin boys?" DR.. Powell
HE didn't say word, but began
whistling, i Wish had Girl"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
Ialf.sizes Ia Birthdays,

At the last meeting OF the Christ.
church Board of Guardians, an old
lady who applied for out.relief was
asked her age. Her reply was: six
ty-seven and half last birthday
London Daily News
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
For La Grippe, Coughs and stuffy
Colds,

Take Foley's honey nd Tar. It
gives quick relief and expels the cold
from your system 1t contains no
opiates, is safe and sure. Wilkinson
& Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

shown in an article in the Keo-
kuk Gate City written by one
of its prominent citizens, a popular
churchman, who deplored the fact
that the hasty rise in values in Keo-
kuk had driven two new factories to
the Illinois side
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
OF French Percentage.

George Lewis Reiner was born in
Keokuk, March 3, 1859, the son OF
Lawrence and Catherine Reiner,
e.urdy French people, who came here
from their native country only a
short while before the birth of the
deceased. Landing at New Orleans,
the family removed later to Indiana
and immigrated to this state shortly
after, to Keokuk. Mr.. Reiner was
fifty.two years old and had spent the
more than a half century of his life
IN keokuk.
Mrs. Catherine Reiner, the mother,
continued the grocery business at
Twelfth and Main streets, establish
ed by her husband more than
forty years ago, and this firm con
;iiiaes today under the name Of
Reiner Bros. Grocery Company. Geo
L. Reiner, the deceased. was presi
dent of this business, which was in
corporated in 1905.
It was only in small way tina.
Mr.. Reiner commenced his career in
business and through integrity and
long service to the public, succeeded
with his brother, William Reiner in
establishing one OF the foremost re
tail grocery houses in this locality.
Mr., Reiner was member of the
First Congregational church and had
always attended regularly the ser
vices Of that place of worship and
spiritual upbuilding, The deceased
was also a member of corning Star
lodge knights of Pythias No 5 and
Of the Pnckechetuck lodge of ODD
Fellows. He was quiet man witt
hrst and profound interest In the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
silence and speeel1..

Let thy speech be better than 81.
lence, or be silent. -Dionysius the
Elder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

Human Debris Of Great City.
About 10000 oeds are required ia
hold London's sick and MANNED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06
CAS- ORA
Fer Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss 'ss :, I<z1zzazn

Good Word for Novels
There is nothing to be said against,
but great deal in favor OF, we'll
selevted collection of novels. DIR.
Hew Morrison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

might have been in the old southern
home, Miss Finch held her hearers
for an hour with the weird tales of the
old negro woman, tales based. perhaps
upon world-old legends of Africa, but
tinged and vivified by contact with
conditions of servltude, with the
Christian religion and, most ludicrous-
~ with the English.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-06

C. B. LAKE,
Clerk of the District Court.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03
Notice of Sale.

Pursuant to the terms and con-
d'hions OF a judgment in the United
Stats Court for the Western Dis
trct OF Kentucky in the action of
Edwin p. Rus ell ct al. plaintiffs,ys.
Rough River Telephone Company ct
al. defendants, 1 VIII on. Monday fhe
goth day Of November. 1911. at noon
an Hartford, KY. In front of the
Rough River Telephone exchange Of
flee ON Main stnest expose to sale A..
public auction TO the highs vt and
st biddw fer cash in hand. TN,
following dcscr'bcd property, to-wit;
All Of ths property OF the ROUGH
River Telephone Company of every
Character and description which was
o"nod by said 'company on October
u, 1901. or has SINCE BEN acquired
by 1t, and more particularly all OF its
nghtA property and fsanchis,s az ev-
tSy character end, discapkion mhessye
4 including ~ szchAsss and
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03
NO ENTHUSIASM.

1t Is u'Iaily lmrosifble fOr ths
D+moerats inn Ohio csunry TO sill
any enIhusGa I'm in th,ih ranks. With
the single exception of ;hs barb cue
rally at Hartford th,e, midcla of Oc.o-
Der thsy haNs had mo crowd, at all
az Eh fr sQaakfngs. Judge Grove and
Judge Gilmn made sp.I ches at Hef,n
Saturday, might, and a Dsmocrat who
WAS prs mt, siat they had about
flf5'en pscple TO hear thsm. NJ. T.
W'sstFrf'e.d, the amocraic nnmins
for Representative. was billed TO
speak at Caltartown ON Monday night
but b',.ng unable 10 get a crowd, aiban
doned the plan. Ait Kronos ON Tu. s.
day night h. spoke TO about Is poo
pr, and IL. is reported that TWO
thirds of shm w-nsa Republicans, who
work ON che railroad siyction fcrca.
AT Fordlsyille last Saturday they
made aveqy effortfo g. /. crowd at they
school building to h:ar Mr.. Browder.
Beirg unable to get a crowd at shat
building they ha,d rhs spAalpiqig down
town.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

When Congressman Stanley and
Ward Headley went 10 RichmJnd,
the home of SENATOR McCreary, las.
year TO speak in the in5a1ast OF ihe
burly tobacco pool, commi.hae was
apointsd to ask the present DHmo-
cratic NOMINEE for Governor To pre-
sids over aihe nesting, but NJ r1fus ID
stating THAT he was a candidate and
might want the voters of BOTH
SIDES. Mr.. Bradley Wilson, of
Madisonville, a member of the conf
mid.ee who waited upon Senator Nc
Crsary at that time. is 'authority
for this STATEMENT. Mr.. Wilson nut thnt
time was engaged in assisting in try
ing to re-organizc tine burnley pool.
If Senator McCreary would not ev,n
preside at tobacco meeting, how
can the growers expect any comfort
or aid from him should he DE elec.ed
Governor of Kentucky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03
I wasIk Chairman LIangl "

Last wak Chairman Langley OF
the Republican Campaign Commil-l,
addr sssd an open laiInr TO Mr.. Van
zant, Chairman of rhe Ddmoaralic
State committee, suggesting that M
subscription books of uha two COM
mJ,'s's b. thrown open to two tx
part sNcountan's.o one 10 b. sala.ctad by
each commiinos, and TIA. swlrl
repent be signed by the two chairmel
and Civ n 10 the public at h az iiv..
days. bafore thc election. In p-ply to
this, Mr.. Vanzant suggssas ths. MR.
Langley coma down and 4exam m. his
books and that he dos net cab 10
examine 1he Republican boalrs.know-
ing full well that the Republican
Chairman would nsv.r oons ri 80 do
thing hike that, svan if he was
competent to examine hihe books.
Mr. VAnzant duclNed abs, proposition
and he did il becaus. hs doAs not
want his books thrown CD n 10 1he
pubic and a statsmssrt furnh hid by
competent people who aa,s tlalnrd IN
such matters. He tries 10 laugh
the proposition out of court but If
We mistake not, the pacpls will re-
ssnt a failure Of this lunid upon tn
part of the Democratic Campaign
Chairman To agr > 10 p proposition
which HIS b. n sup201ed by DO h par
tls1s i'm Congress Ths Republicans
ane willing TO lst the light upon uha-r
books We would Nike
TO sae who is furnishing rhIe monsy
with which TO purchase tbs ragIs'ma-
lion certificates in che vaaious Ell
ldes of the Stale and who lis paying
EXPENSES for bringing dozans of uhe
b'g Democraac sp-aHsIs from ala
1N'sr the unit'd Statts ino Ken. uclSy |
ut this time TO aell the a1pie how To |
vo.e and how hhcy ought EO run |
their own S.aJe Government.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

In the District Court of Gihs UhciNd
States for this Western District OF
Kentucky, Owe nsboro Division.
In the matter OF f. Hpuand Sande-
fur. Bankrupt ~
To uhs Creditors OF +. Leonard San
defur, of Narrows. i'm tfss. County OF
Ohio, and District aforssaaIid, bank
rupt. Ia
nth day OF October, A. d., 1911. the
said f. Lsonard Sandsrfur was duly
adjudicatsd bankrupt. and that the
first nesting III creditors will be h,gld
AZ the law office of Dan 4 Dan, in
ow nsboro, Kentucky. ON the 18th d. ,
OF Novemher. A. d.. 1911. at 10. a.
m. at which time the said CREDITORS
may aftand. prove their claims. apo.ni
a trustee. examine the Bankrupt. and
transact snch Other business as may
properly come b,rons said msstin'g.
involuntary petition filed sw- 20.
1911: "
]. A. DEAN.
Rahres i'm Bamlru.racy.
Owensboao. KY, Oo.ubT 80, 1911.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

switch board at Hartford, Ohio
County, Kentucky, and 20 miles of
toll line from Hartford to Owensboro.
Kentucky, with all telephones, hines
and instruments connected therewiuh;
also its line from Hartford to Center. 2
town, Ceralvo, A. b. Tichenor's Point
Pleasant, Island and 1sivermore, with
all its ftnes and instruments connect
ed thspewith; also its lines from Hart
ford to Render, Williams Mines, Nc
Henry and Rockport, and all hines
and instruments CONNECTED tharewith;
also It's lines from Hartford to Hor-
ton, Roisne and Horse Branch, with
all its hnHs and instruments connect
ed herewith; alsoits lines from Hart
ford to Bsaver Dam, Prents, Crom-
we'll, Select and Baizetown, and all
it's lines and instruments connected
Herewith; also its lines from Baay-
er Dam to Taylor Mines, and all its
lines and instruments connected There
with; and all rights-of-way, exchange
drop boards and apparatus of every
character and description connactsd
with said telephone lines, and all 9TH
er property of said telephone company
of every character and description,
whether real, personal or mixed
whether in action, which 1t now ownsl
together with all the nights and
equity of redemption of the risfend-
ants Rough River Telephone Compa-
ny and John A. Armstrong, and
each OF them, into said premises,propx
erty rights, assets and franchises.
HARRISON p. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner U. IS. Circuit
court 14t4
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03
kENTUCKY'S
Dog INDUSTRY
One Industry That is Flourishing
In Kentucky According to
the Census Man.

The dog industry in. KanItircky is
holding it's own. The county assessor
repont for 1911 shows a total of 143, Is
dogs, and it is reasonably oaltain that
good many dogs WIRE not at home
whan the .assassors called. Some OF
tihm wre cut killing sheep. Some of
.thsm ware cut on nelghboning fanms,
and same of flhem, like Brr. Rabbit,
wtre ''layn low sayin, nothIm."
Including the wild dogs which are
discover from time TO tiims by ru-
al correspondents there must be some
thing like 200 600 canir in Kantueky
Nest dogs are hungry thrtse tiamCs a
day and then some. 1t requires lot
of brad and meat and fir 18Th mutton
TO sl.isfy the ravcnous appdtite of
100000 dogs Ii probably would not
ccia. as much TO fed 100000 shsep and
the avaragc shsvp is worth gtlcas
deal more lin THE market than the aver
ags dog. Spring lambs sail like hot
cakes at 10 c nts a pound and is likely
to b. goat msat at that, while sprung
pups of tn ordinary brand are iSica.n
Is cents a dozen, a lSav dressed or on
the hoof. Hs' as%
There ars 1l9 counties in Nntuclly,
and accepting the face OF the returns,
thans are mons than LOCO dogs To a
county. Thsrs lis a big economical
waste in feeding that plumber of dogs,
to say nothing of paying tax..s on
tIh IN, and fhs vast majority OF them
do mot EARN their board and keeping.
Many of them not only eat up 1hsir
ownar's subs ance, but on occasions
eat up his na'ghbor or his neighbours
proptry. There are NUMEROUS pro-
duc,s of which Ksnauclxy MAIDS mona
crops and bigger crops, but Kentucky
would be he:fer off with fJiwer dogs
and smaller ones. THERE ana some in
instrles which require boo.sirg, but
-he dog-Iaisfng industry is doing wsll |
amy eXiGan gus assils anca. In
act, 1T is flourishing and progr sssing |
with a perseverance, that wouM BE-
worth millions to tihe State III it wer.,
* ras d i'm better cause.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

A man who would make 1lhe grav
charge which Senator McCr,ary made
against Judge O'Rsar, daring him TO
dtsny it,, and than wtJen it WAS d nI.ed
in most emphatic terms, fail and re-
fuse to furnish the proof of his aocus,
ton, ought inda d to have a commi.-Its
appointed for him, as che editor OF
the Livingston BANNER suggE aas, in
st,ad of baing placed in the Governors
mansion al Frankfort HIS is I'M
worthy of amy mans suprprtt and h.
will be Isrudla lated at the polls mkt
Tuesday as no man has been who ~
or ran for Governor in K,nltmcky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

James NJ. Ross, who wrote tins Fan
Play" arricles i'm the Hsratd fsw
weeks ago was certainly made the
goat in the taEe wthsn ehe Hon. C. =.
Woods notified the Herald ehat his
was going TO sue hhem lor Nb,l. It m.
Herald squirmsd and tlIrm,d and tated
ther lsvel btst TO lay all the b,hmc
on Mr.. Ross. Wa know thai. gentle
man would he per.f.c;lg wlllnlg 70
take his share of the responsibility
of thoss arb.clts but tit was c Certainly
not tnea,fng him night to unload all
the responsibility ON him
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

nent gold standard advDcae i'm ihc
PRISON of Judgs AK Pr Humphrey,
whose stand ing with the enowd wsich
asa mblsd on the INV S oihach Ho-
tel that evening was furtLln enlchanc-
ed by the fact thnt h. was a.trnm "
i'm X al lucky for tina Standard OIL
Company, which owns the majority
of the s uck of the American Tobacco
Company; ATTORNEY for ths SoutfItrn
Pacific Railroad, which HAS for yla.s
avoided taxes in the sla.rte; inform "
for the Louisville City Railway Com
pany; ATTORNEY for the X. & l..
Bridge Company, ard many Ushsr in
corporations tno numerous % mem
tion. 1t Sc ms that cur Democratic
friends have enc kind of armmunliton
10 be fired by calra.n malsasi' PUN
for Loulsvills, and another kind for
the mural dis.no.s in wIstan Ken
lucky, where the shooting was done
by Mr.. Bryan He was not allow
sd To speak in LouisvarIs nor vi ire
any of his class invited TO the silk
hat mn@fng ON 'he rcp Of ths INV
SeeNbach HotsA laelt Saturday cw-n-
ing However. Senator MoCrary was
thru ,apd in ehs tIwo-column article
which fhe Ccurssr-JnurrHl published
1t mercy mtil.fonrd tihl-t fact : that
s Senator McCreary ''also sIpuloeY How
ever, rhe fact ahat he WIS there
CLEARLY demonstrates, Or should dem
'll ralle. 10 IN. common people
which crowd is cent rrl.ing him and
Will cccncrol him If he is c,..atcd
GOvrnOr Of Ktn.uoky. .l..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

The appearance OF Gcu-ilncr HarmDn
Of Ohio, in Louisville last Sftunday
night TO speak for Line Democratic
sac ticket, FURNISHED the most un-
usual and unique m sAeting of lhs cam
padgn- Instead of having the hos $
gather at one OF this large halls or
theatres. as Is customary. this me- Aing
was hdd on top OF tIhs NV Seeslbach
Hotel. adjoining the rocf bdsr garden,
ina hall (which Will hold about 30
parsons. Admission WAS by ticket
and the elite were hurried up on The
moisn elevator abovs the b5nth
story OF the great building. far away
from the rlbbie aud the "one-galns''
man of whom MIR. McDermo.t made
50 much fun dn spas oh =. csntIy. at
Versailles. The masllng was attend
cd only by those who wore silk lilies
and kid gloves, patent heather shoss
and very bw gadnsd nmraane.s who
and very few gained an,nonns who
did net have assood n uiaccd in fs,-
yor OF the gold standard as MIR. NC
creaay and Mr.. McDamodt possass
This WAS natural as tins speoch Of
the evening was Ia be made by an ex-
OF caeNeland's cabinat, who
refussh TO support Bryan for nNsi-
irnts N 1886. bscause of bis posaFdon
W the fnss silver qnestlon. The meet-
ns wssSsssidsd ossg ny snc:her md
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

Wond T who the two WITNESSES are
with whom Senahor AIcCrtnaw said
hs could prove HIS accusations against
Judge O'Rear, concerning tins Gait
House meeting hwelve yynTs ago. Mr..
McCreaiv has nsuur produced ihom,
and thay are douhtlees imaginary
with tine old man. Notwithstanding,
he owes an abjact apology 20 Judge
O'Rsar and, as the Louisville Timcs
says, should hasten TO Withdraw his
charge.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

Over inTLogan county ths Etmo-
cratic election board nefus d ~ give
thu Republicans representation nt tn
polls, and oNen i'm order 10 make
sure that tlhsy could nun i'm Dmo-
cra's in certain plac $, THEY agponfl. a
Republicans who had han dad rou
years. This dis John Rhea's hnme
and his brother dis shtiiff Ut ahs conn
ty and therefore chairman of the
board of essculon commissioners.
Bs'dss another bro hsr is sihNi prss.c,-
ID moora.dc nominee for State inns
uT.er. This is the flnst ulims John has
taken amy interest in, politics for man,
Years He is looking out for his
bnoShr and has no yny SERIOUS con
scifnfious scrppl4s concerning the
methods 10 b. adopted..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03


Put Ohio county down 500 for Judg,
ORvar. II 1T does not give soms,h6ne
hike this. We very much misjlides IN,
temper OF the poeple. IL has assd
to be party fight. at is the purple
against the gneat corporations and
certain intersis who ara backing the
ID mocrattc candidates and who are
haghiing o'Rsar because ne dans 10
axpoFe their methods and who an
nDnnces TO dAbsm An advance that h.
will do eneryrhdng in hds power 10
prseM thsm from running the Ilegis-
azure ID KentncIy. as uhsy have
done for 20 yeags. If he h excited
GovsgnT. II is the pople's fight
u y a fight against npnr AMI Mn ,he
cgyupt methods IN uoae-tuytpg.rx-
's'HAtion osrtkiAtY bsyihs,a and ~
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

1t is amusing TO note chat sw-ry
year about the firs. Of Octobar and
UP until esecion day the Hartford
Herald commences tits abuse of the
Republicans OF Ohio county and the
Hartford Republican. 1t is nno Of
thar characteristics every year at
this spscial tfIle 10 comm9Ac. ling
string of mud Singing and editorial
paragraphs filled with abuse and vi
tuperation of nearly everybody who
DOES not agree with then and OF the
Republicans particI9rly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

Hines. Ala.-ln a letter from this
place, Mrs. Etla Mae Bradley says:
Il used to spit up all l eat. was
tired and sleepy all the time. My
head ached. and i could hardly drag
around. sdcne taking Cardui. this has
entirely quit. and now ! feel quite fit.
Mrs. Bradley suffered from 0erwous
indigestion. cardui builds up the
nervous system. and strengthens the
womanly constitution. that's why
cardui helped Mrs BRADLEY and why
" Will help you. Try it. DIT
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

In commanding upon a circular thai
has besn gUt.en out 10y the N gro
Give Leagus, Of Louisville, The Hat
ford Herald this wick says aha;
thass circulars which tell the words
oT South Trimble, a Leading Dkmo-
GRAFT, VIII he said that lit is a
graf paty that at the close uf iIha
WAT that fire WIS not touched to ev-
cry negro tanE in the South ,sIc.
The Herald says that these circulars
Were DISTRIBUTED at Hayti IN SaJur-
day night which is fatsehood in sv-
cry respect No. single circular of
any kind Was dlsnibuted lat chat
place on Saturday might; nor wr.
there two negro SIP at1Sls from Hop
kinsville at Hay1i ON Saturday night.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

McCrsary at Murray Monday admit
ted that when he was Governor Of
Kentucky frcm 1875 TO 1879 he par
doned ovsr 600 boo'elggers. and gave
as his only mason for such pardons
as sympa by. Possible that is the
rsascn tia. tce liquor element is
Standing by tine Democratic nominbse,
thinking if he is oiso.hd they will
g3. his sympai hy agiainl
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

I'm 1875 he entered the Office Of Governor with surplus
in the treasury he left it in 1879 with the doors Of treasury
locked and barred because there penny pay
the honest claims against the Commonwealth and credit
dshonored in the of the business world What
to reduce the tax and what he
favor of his nomination Senator his
to beseech the General Assembly uphold
credit and honor of the State and to make possible the
of its just debts With surplus with
rate in less than four he succeeded in banupng
and bequeathg to his enormous and
embarrassing deficit If Of this he get much credit
brought dcredt the then chances of sue
would be materially frightened"
school per capita for his first When he left in
1879 that capita fell 81 % in less than year. and there was
not single event during his administration that advanced
of education"
Extracts from Coz Beckhas speech Lexington Kv Az
49, 1906 IA has against cCreay for the Democratic
nomination for United States Senator
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

John Rhea spoke AT Mt. Sterline
One day last wllgk. the home Of Judg,
o'Rsar. ard made many. E-r''ss FOR
the Republican candidate by his low
bred abuse OF Judge .o'Rfar among
the psopI4 with whtm he was born
and reaaNd. and who know his worth
ef chagacter and eminent ability.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

Did yen say Judge o'Bear was insir
ore? How about the slnority OF
Governor McCr'ary who aco1psd the
wore of che four bolidng Democrats
for WE ks and who wirl.e them lffws
thanking him for th1ir support. but
shl.n be is dlrod by Judge O'Rfzr TO
iarnsh copi 9 UT q rmt the h.tcrs
o &c publ stpd, is as silent as a
rnavs?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-11-03

The Herald says wb5m it is wrong
III. Acknowledges nas arror Certainly,
WE expec3d that aflsG Ehey had Die n
thrtaiontd wiki a large hhel suit by
the Hon. c. e. Woods. for pnlmting
alleged scunilous articlgs about the
Ex-Mayor Of Richmond i'm ahir NEWS
paper.