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TIMES OLIVE HILL, nty, KY., JUNE, 6 1907. =i= $1 the Year. Ever made by a Publisher in the JBistory of the World The Folid^l Situation I Eflom of the a^ministntioD M $1000 FREE Jiatterif building tip a powerful follow- We the RepubUesn PreddemialS Absolutelr Free with Every Yearly Sobscrlption to ji’nrln Wow York, and when it comes 'nation seem to be anrasinf a i *RMi FOB 5ARGAIN8 ltd handing over the New York dele­ in many qnarten^ gates, 1« and his faction will have The American Farmer feeling of opposition hia been i Of Indianapolis Indiana, and the ^ethingtosay. ed by many piotiMetit Rej At the “Klondike” Meat In Indiana , Beveridge has been un­ j and it is confidentlyWheTed able to make even, a small hole in the Olive Hill Times. view of the flagianily open c__ and Grocery Store :: ■•tk Papers and yiOOO Accident Insurance Policy lirbanks tanks, and when the of the administndon to finne tla.^ . rivalry oves the favorite sons is for one year, with no other dues or «s f/\ cession, the resentment will Indiana and Illinois, who are like assessments for oniy ^1.50 w, are .1 tot the .cknowleJerf leailer. W, hare intense. A new element in the i|L fought hard for aupremecy. We have come ' ' peas in a pod politically, will pro- '^ " ------— i.vvy. ,.c liMve come ici tne urnal published, is the UQdisguued,.use of Fedeta)« parting of the wave* and victory has ,,erch«i upi.n we in the home * “unite On a candidate minus an^^^ «• our banner. The oak tree was once an acorn and fell ronage to promote the enda of the;l » 11.; uBR tree ______ .cn «riwq something to think about aside from the humdnjm oi ion from- Washington.. -upon the earth and the .sun and showers nourished it ministmtion, and this is cansing : iSvIbShS rf SI soi«nTSd« adminintation ’s eflort to dictate ami gave that pebble birth. With your kind assis­ tance and patronage we are what < eonweries of indignation, in the ; teiice ana patronage we are what wc are i.Ohio has hopelessly involved the espedaUy. A “Sate Leggue” I ibhcan situation and created a fac- , We Pay Higliest Casli Prices For Everytlihig ready been formed in GeonfiH to p il!l ‘ policy pays as follows il fight whose ^fluence will surely and discount our hilLs, buy from the leading markets of I the administration faction. felt in the eomig municipal elec-|, the world; no middlaman between you and us: only one POrmaneiit loos of*' In Illinois the profit to pay; each and every package, ounce and pouud ^ and aU that Mow, *^abl^ complete severance at or ' j tailed entirely to do what it guaranteed. We are no, promenading the sireets'^ami anove the wrist ................... , kSiid one pelidcian in Washington country with old junk wagons and fraudulent scales «verance at or accomplish through Gov. cheating the widows, orphams and ignorant out of rags tly: “Bui there is a silver lining who. it is confessed in Was ____ _ rubber, copper, brass, etc., but we buy it and weigh it the cloud. Roosevelt's luck is with on your own scales and pay highest cash prices. Will been a great disappointment to^iu make Pleasant Vailey, Wesleyville. Resort and Carter auuvethe wiioi again,, and just when it would be President. Gov. Deneen, City, to buy your produce: you will know us by the toot *^"bSS the*^kTf ^ complete severance at or timely, too. The American Pro- abwe of our horn. Meet us by the roadside with your produce For toes ' started out to build up an adn 'a^ot'om'eyr !>«""•"'"<I<~ «Ih. ^ 'Tarifi League is out lor the live faction, was met at every tufa : -^tteis.’ in opposition to Taft the sentiment for Canon. The ade iihe administration.- Now can you ' istiatioD immediately claimed.tbe C wSr^ kind.-'^Thc policy cov?« a wide any one thing that in the pres- J.E. Underwood & Son, sentiment as an asset of , iu l. , «ate of the political mind will make jand. while Cannon ^pported the-^ 0 Mends for Secretary Taft than to ministaation’ s policies ihrongtobt SXAll rPliles rZ’Oca.asr M ►^posedbythesundpatters? When last Congress, he is T.a»01i™ Hill Ttoa.Oliv. Hill. Ky„ • 1 e„d„. ll.EO for which whole country is beginning to _ something to say about the debTery;^ ««l tb.Ancricu.Puv»rimdlh, Ti„=i and the Limiud Accident atom tarifl revision, and the sen- that sentiment, and it will not be T l^so Mcong lor it' Ihtouehoo. $500,000 TO Bnllej <orSl,(»o. Nainn Uvered by decUiation either. ?eb, what better could Taft BE APPROPRIATED In New York, the a d be Dude the urdet ol the hiith ----------------- ■ .............. Aee.............................. opraly usrf tht FrinH ,____ iHu? SuppoM _Roosevelt Yiar lor at Lost Three Years’^ ^ '------ ------------ To whom made payable [nmiH piOHJecdre Mend, nd f come oDt lor uriii revisiop u tor the Purpose ol Fighting - ' hhrhown friends . ■npptdtd awnia, o«i It*,,! _J^;«IW_Umltot ttl. pollm, I.bot^i Mmri« Indmdv.. ,,ioe_bi.b.,eDd.d.«g..ee.; , the■ UborOrganizations ..^'‘^heSSaltetd' -I*,- Qi«dtd IdTOlw Gor.„ ^.Uviv* «*ew." w-------A____.Vi_. a . > -i...- tSui ’thSr'i mSm rv £ j ffw tlii* weekii the Urey luv% h^tated'atoui'gjviiig tiYes^ i-^TCllClS 'ivAilrOdCl Rebstes comes from New York, where the ■ofexperience for publi- " . amiual meeting of tlje National Associ- These people, however, are aiion or Manniaciurers is being held OUR SUPERB LINE Secretary of State Elihue Rojit lee- AtthHuortiDstho .uDhDs P.OPOS’ s. make a cwnplete stock from a but-1 I j tured at Yale Unjveriity, Miy 21. oo ^ »• It’s a money saving for you, to know Miflg Maflufac- no.„.„,..,d,hot. lUDd 01 .500.- r.co,n„,„d.,loD.,«h,o„d.„dDoiRh- el the “ReRpoMbility of C5tiienihjp|g ' 000 pet year be raised for at least three hots. It )s a good medicine to have feoui p.J.v < I j Coming from dp high an official of an years to be applied to the purpose of '*?e home and is widely known for For the fwiAi week or so we have been so busy buying and ' C—L.;____.,11... I ltd riiruD -.f ...j -ii . ninistretion Ihichhasjowi vigorously luring Statistics, sghnng n,. ubo, un™, th,«ghou. I its cures of diarrhoea and all forms ol marking up our goods that we have not had time to prepare ' 1 pursued the railroads, his remarks dor- - - theIh. country.CODDD,. TheTh. propositionp„p„.i,i„„ ,L D, copy for our advertisement, but they are all ready now. Waring, the reliable druggist at Olive J ing the coune ol the I The- couDOj--------------------------’,iD„uto,„ri„g. indu.- that a Hill. i dvr Big Supply of SUMMER GOODS j the pracUce o| lailrowl rebating are trieslies must certainlyeertfliniv beK- something im- committee ^was formed to makemak plans * ; somewhat stanlipg, to s^y the least mense--------- when• it• •is suted that during for the raising of the fund. The pur- No Liquor in Delaware )U almost un.suryassed in style and up-tAateness. Every ar- j He said ia.^part: last odettdar-----------------------A year— —we exported IVw 1C^o^ ^^ »y me' '>«*' Delaware Uw mak ’ tlcle selected especially for our trade. I “The objectionable railroad practices President of the association. Mr. Van demeanor to drink whisky on a train in efgn countries $ri9,000.000Vorth which are now so Iridejy and justly Cleve. who said: * that State. As long as Uws of this LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S HATS mttulwtured articles. This is in ad- I condemned, are not new pneticea; fidojr to supplying our tremendous ' We want to federate the manufac- kmd arc confined to little Stales like A l«r*e «pckindeed, of the latest in fashion and style and ikey are old practices which formerly home requirements,.and does not take country to efIecUvely fight Delaware and Rhode Island, there will 'WOT bousfct at such prices that we are almost prepared to The railroad into coosidenUon the vast expBrts of ' oppression. The president be oo general protest, but when Texas j rebates which are now forbidden by *ha«, corn, cattle, beef. pork, dairy ■ ** $500,000 a year, considers the propriety of such a stat- It We Cwi’t Get OUR PRICE We Will Take TOURS law, and for which great corporations •adoihpr farm products, lumber and ^®' mayUte there will be fear and trembling ; JEWELRY - JEWELRY j I are being indicted and convicted, are kererene•-- - oiL•• The- United Stotes “ke • largc-sum. but it is hardly | throughout the land. I merely ■ lonn of ducrimlnatoty rates, ■W Id U» «»ld Id ,h; ™oum ol in' ‘ "" Including Ladies’ and Gents’ WATCHES , Serwior AlUsoD says: “The tariff is which once prevailed without obJeeJ- OT«Uoi:n,™uto,o»i Wto. ' Tobs, Charms, Plain and Set Rings, Emblems, etc. don. going to be a live issue soon. ” Same the . Uoltri Kiogdoo. .id GOT.U,,, ■“' S«L Ofpcahdmetft Co., Before fiu^ Elsevtcre. old story; not yet, but soon. “It was by giving qreeiaJ rates that IcilD,, NDW.,th.DonpD«iDc.,, “ “ indnead people to build factories and tte consumer,me,, todand U..the s^ed D... : ’, case as bribe money, Two Boys Cremated. packing honses. and elevators, and % find the Uvtag expenses double, great variety of other btisinem estab- At East point, Johnson county, pedty is coBtlj—to some. L. .OppheimeF & Co.: President Returns From Outing the home of Rev P. J. Short, >g the lines of their roadst evangelist and Christian preach- that wu the way they buih up ihek The President and Mn.
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  • Matsuo Bashō's Haiku Poems in Romanized Japanese with English

    Matsuo Bashō's Haiku Poems in Romanized Japanese with English

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