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T 4uc 1 THE HARTFORD HERALDu I Cr All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed I Come the Herald of a Noisy World the 1 News of tIll Nations Lumbering at my Back Subscription 100 per Year in Advance r I V91 XXX HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY MAY 4 1904 NO18 n To say a pleasant word to anyone was almost impossible I 1 wu troubtttl with feiiulc nraknru for 111ateai ttrlodjtC I a nt nat way ltMnt word to 1700e was iu1oM- tapc4Wt 1 hid two Optra tocu prormd by bootth moOt I111t4 anrnema ot hi Wnl btdIdoI tt relief Thn afalnit my doctCM1 atrlct ordtra tiIngDrFracrlptlonI and OoIdeis Medlct D d ao u1 Jtbe 41cc CommonIII rlar1 OMtlotMtl thl- Irtatmtat for three tooth and today am aa healthy ioU IJ w1U aj a woman can bi I eaatxH thank noulhlueto me Womanly dis rue aa a nile spoil the IUposl two becatiK of liii etreni nrton U ouaneumtul suffering they cause Hop plow as well an health IU restored to the woman whose diseased condition ii cured by the use of Dr 1ivrcet favorite IVeacriptlon After eight years of suffering and two nilties opuallonl three itiontlis use of Favorite Prescription leatoreil Mrs Motr to perfect health Thii Keat remedy lor womans lib establishes regularity dries weakening drains heals inflammation and ulceration and curs female weakneiw The Common Sense Medical Adviwr lor 8 large fiages in paper cover is sent frit on receipt of 31 onecent stamps to pay expense of mailing vnl Address lit R V Pierce Buffalo M Y Dragging Pains 2825 Keeley St CUICAOO ILl Ot 2 1902 I infferrd with falling an1 con gtttion of the womb with revere lAinl through the Irwin IIput rereI trrib1y at thl time of rnen itruation had Minding headaches and ruihing of blood to the brain What to try 1 knew not for it teemed that I had tried all and failed but I had nrrtr tried Wine of Carduj tht bleitcd remedy for lick women I found it pleasant to take and soon knew that I had the ripbt medicine New blood tetmM to course through my reins and after using eleven bottles I wu a wellwoman uJJJ Mn flush ii now in perfect health because Ihe took Wine of Cardu for menstrual dinorden bearing down paini and blinding headaches when all other remedies failed to bring her relief Any sufferer may secure health by tak ing Wine of Cardui in her home The first bottle convinces the pa L tient she is on the road to health For adtice in caMs requiring pedal directions addrws Diving symptoms Tho Ladled Adviiory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Ic- nnWINBCARDUI I 1 f THE Rough River 4 TELEPHONE INCORIORAT- KIlSubscribers have free use of lines to about 17ft phonos In and around IHart ford and Heaver Dam Stockholders have use of lines free to 2T toll sta tion In Ohio county Service better and three times larger than Hir com j petitor Call on or write- S r STBVKNS Manager Hartford Kentucky We promptly obtain U B and Foreig- ncndmodelketcftorfW PATENTS tInTcntlcn lot For frt- TRADEMARKS book How to Secure rtte FattnU and to GA5NOWI OPPOSITE tl S PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON DC Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it Dr Kings New Discovery Priciaori1IOLDA Perfect For All Throat and Cure Lung Troubles Monty back IIf It falls Trial Dottlii free H CASH FOR GOLD WiparmarVetwIoa la Cuh or txctunto for Oi A Cold and Silver Send what you hive by liprei c- rI Mitt in rccetn our ullmate Wrlu al l1 7or brw Proc Cataloe of Jewelry and Slmrwar O pLMWWES A 00 LoHtfYlllo K anENAGTEDin IN HIS DREAMS his the MURDERERS CRIME BORE HEAVI LY UPON HIS MIND I he the Mimic Repetition of Tragedy last That Cost SchroederofI His LifeRI ItOCKKUd millllllILK NU1HTMAHK p Siofx CITY IOWA April tIFacingm the man who until a few weeks ago she thought won her husband Mraof Augusta Schroeder before a crowded jIn courtroom in Rock Rapids this after the noon told the tory of how Charles In RfltenYRrllnight when hut crime was weighing I heavily on his mind aroet from their bud and in lila uleep acted out the trag edy before her It was the first t hu had known or even nnnpecte of her second husbands guilt The next morning when fear lug that her life was not safe nho told Hocker what he hud done in the UIgbtA ho threatened to murder her if Hbo ewer autoldtIherhal bitii married before and had u wife and four children living in Minnesota Mr and Mrs Schroeder lived near andDoou Iowa where Schroeder wan found hanging to a Htrnp in hU barn dead on PeIuuoI I j until now On that day IiSdlrOtllerWON a neighbor had been attending atoJ t picnic After they came home Schroe podewentf lrlotne hours later was fonud hanglagw there deatiteSIIKI M lULl EU IHXliKK MTB Schroeder about two years later be married Hocker They went to live In Elktou S n and a child WM born to them She tent fieri in the trial today that Rocker wanted to kill the baby no Ho wanted to throw it iu the well nhe willl I wn horrorritricken From that time on he was cruel to me lie the was inhuman La t Septembert while he was thrashing he became angry at my little i boy anti struck him ou the head with a de tnonkey wrench breaking bone of the skull and all bnt killing him We quarreled about this Then he went to town Ho mum home at J oclock In thu morning anti went to bed bnt his of sleep wise not quiet He muttered and It moaned and occasionally turned over the Suddenly he sat up truck me in the face and made tny note bleed in With lila hand on me us wild1 these word In n heartless voice August yon I have got you now Then he went on raving sometimes incoherently mimetime as plainly I urn telling it now part of the time with n his eyes cloMvd again with them open I in tin glassy staring exprefwlonletxi way of u sleepwalker He addressed b himself to me part of the time but ho ers mimed to be talking to the titan he had murdered antI enacting tho tragedy ti over again I was in an agony of fear for I was sure ho would end it by strangling mo and hanging me as ho hail killed Schroeder Next morning I asked him what he meant when he said in his sleep AngtiHt I have got you nowalie turned pale and told me to keep my month shut or it would be danger one sill VS DKTKIIMINKD Later in the day I asked him again for I was determined that it was as safe to have it out OH to stay with him Then it was that he told me about it The witness paused shuddered and was silent for a moment to collect herS I self for the revolting story I I lIe told mo that on the day of the loon picnic ho went to a drugstore anili bought chloroform and morphine put this iu whisky and gave it to lIeII ust Whun they got homo he left and Angnttt put up the horses and he f clstayedout Hocker salt ho paralyzed him j lIe said be pnt him on a barrel cart anti t fbodyjf I J When he told mo this ho took are volver from his pocket pressed it to my bead and made me get on my kneest Then he said Sow If you ever tell thisI I will kill you sure Mrs Schroedera story was admittedl i as evidence by Judge Wakcfleld OUoIt nerJ I the family Rocker had in Minnesota at j the time ho married Mrs Schroeder nf iI I I ter her first husbands sudden deathtI People who viewed the remains olo Schroeder soon after they were cut down testified that the surroundingsI i I bwereders story and there was evidence that Schroeder could not have hanged him i self in the position in which his body was found i I Tbe purchase of the poison at theII drugstore at Doon was aLto verified bytt the clerk who sold it I i1 Are You Using Allens FootEase I iShake into your shoes MIens Foot 1 Ease a powder It cures Corns DunII Ions Painful Smarting Hot SwollenI Iii feet At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25o m p Progress Made by a Country Boy ILrultvllle Tlmri R Lee Head of Nolwon county has just shown what a country boy can do when he buckles down to business ap II himself to theduties succeedRti plods ahead determined to life Head came to Louisville from fathers farm near Deataville and went to work as stable boy in one of barns of the Louisville Railway Company fourteen years ago When street cars were pulledlby mules drove one for two or three years and when electric cars were pnt on FourthHstreet ho manned one of them summer he was conductor on one the Fourth street cars When the omoters of the Pascagohla Street ailway and Power Company of Scranton Miss were looking around for a man to teach their men how to run their cars they selected him A onths furlough was secured threeII Louisville Company At the expirationf the furlough the Scranton Company creased hla salary and on the first of present month bo was made supera tendeut at a further increase 0 mTOTHEBITTEREND IIp Russia Will Fight and no Meddling by Other NatlonsWillo tibeST PETFIISIIURO April aOTheC Press is enabled to announce jB- thoritatively that the talk of media I on in the Knsao Japanese War was j founded upon the personal desire King Edward and Kiug Christian ofII enmark to avoid further end the conflict bnt that the Initiated have utterly failed The stepsjJj ror with the full confidence of the imperial family and his advisers has to ially decided not only1 to reject all proposalH looking to intervention bnt prosecute the war with all the re tireca of tInt empire until victory owns the ItuBilan arms amTtbeni hen the time comes for peace to make rms directly with the enemy The interference of outside Powers will not iin tolerated There is to be no repetioj tlon of the Berlin Congress iiFurthermoreauthorized to state that Russia will in ed wise consider herself bound by the propositions made to Japan prior to the war The hostilities have wiped out engagements Russia offered to- mmake with Japan regarding Korea anti Manchuria Russia will consider her 1 elf free to impose such terms as she siresiiin Whatever has occurred in the direction of ending the war was above theblevel of Cabinets and Chancelleries anti had Its birth in tbe personal solicitations tho Emperors uncle and grandfather in known that after tbe disaster to Petropavlovak the King of Denmark wrote the Emperor a letter of sympathy i which he expressed the hope that a l way could be found to avoid further bloodshed1 Whether a communication or a prop b nitiou on the subject ever reached the Emperor hILt not been learned bnt it is certain the matter reached such a stage 5 to compel Its consideration and to Induce the definite announcement made this afternoon that the war must e fought to a finish and that the Pow I must keep their hands ofT both dnr lug the war and during the ipeace negop atione at its conclusion i a To Mothers in this Town I Children who are delicate feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children They cleanse the stomachs ct on the liver making a sickly child c strong and healthy A certain cure for I worms Soul by all druggists 2c Sample free Address Allen S Olmsted LeUoy N Y ru h Ohio County KyUs Formation Last week we published part of the Act of the Kentucky Legislature which created Ohio county setting forth theI time of holding court c The following Is that portion of saul Act which relates to the boundary tt- ii n AdI for rrctiny u ixw County out of uulIl of Junlill IIIrII I Approved December 17th 1 Jk U ciMctctl lit the Gcntral Af mbty that from andRfter the firft ay of July next all that part of the unty of Hardln that is included in the following bounds viz Beginning onI I he Ohio river at the mouth of DlRekI creek thence up the fame to the ead of tbe foutheaft fork that headsC the head of Harriss fork of I I Hock lick creek thence acrofs the di viding ridge to faid Harriss fork thence own the fame to Rocklick creek down the fame to Rough creek thence down the fame to the Flat Clay creek on Bear creek and down the fame to Green river and down Green river toIhe Ohio and up the Ohio to the begin ing fball be one diftinct connty andiI called and Known by the name of 01110 I But the faith county of Ohio fhall not beI entitled to a feparate reprefentation ntil the number of free male inhabi tants therein contained above the age f twentyone years fhall entitle them to one reprefentatlve agreeable to tbe ratio that fhall hereafter be eftablifhedi i y law I Cured His Mother of Rheumatism My mother has been a sufferer for many years with rheumatism says W II Howard of Husband Pa At times she was unable to move at all and at all times walking was painful I presented her with a bottle of Chamber lains Pain Balm and after a few appli cations she decided that it was the most wonderful painreliever she had ever tried in fact she Is never without it now and ia at all times able to walk An occasional application of Pain keeps away tbe pain that she was for merly troubled with For sale by Z Wayne Griffin Bro m a WI Early Risers ies The famous little pills ID OF A MILLIONI5 bCAMP LEADING A QUIET AND UNPRETEN TIOUS LIFE e Spent a Million in Foul Years Is Now Selling j IICigarettes SAYS HK HA 8 NO KKGKLT8 COMIMd e CHICAGO 28Billy Camp or tJformerlyl back in Chicago Billy Camp Is bet remembered in this city as a clubman 10remembered10I illion in four years and whose wineh nd entertainment bill averaged 4 00 er day while Billy was really busym In contrast to these golden days Billy is now engaged in the ratber monot nous if somewhat healthier occupa on of invoking a livelihood by selling cigarettes to club stewards and dealers Today no one hears of him as Billy amp the best fellow in Chicago and illys path is not marked by gold coin sown broadcast He is a plain business like salesman healthy and happy LIKE WAS A DREAM IwmCarpenter Camp was at hisrl eight years ago His father hadh just died and the young man was ahI millionaire There was much about him attract friends He was bright I handsome entertaining and liberalt He was married and with his wife opened a magnificent home in Michigan avenue Then came the wild pursuit ofpleaaarc The of Billy Camp of twenty 11fivebody and spirit A few dollarsf in his pocket and reminded him f the millions that had flown He was i a strange city his wife was separat from him by the law and he saw little to live fortThe William Carpenter Camp of twentynine is happy and happy be cause he won the love of another wo an lie is content because be is prospering and has forgotten the wild days of youth How did Billy Camp spendu million four years asked a clubman I dont know how he spent n million ut I can tell you how he spent a 1000 aol that will give yon an insight an- wered hut friendcHOW CAMP SAVED A YOUThy We were playing poker It was a stiff game und the ceiling was the limit There was one young fellow in the game that had no business there He had 1000 in the bank and was toe married He had saved it for the honeymoonWell game was old bnt the ex i changed bad been pretty even except for Billy He was to the bad The cards were dealt and Billy had four aces and the other four kings I know for i saw their hands They raised until the young man bad his 1000 in the ot I call and if you beat me Ill be in an awful fix he said and there was the most frightful look on his face that ever saw on a human Billy looked at his cards a second and he knew what the young man meant Your money he said as he- hoved the cards in the deck and the I hips across the table I was just bluffing That is the way 1000 of that t 000000 went and there were many similar portholes for throwing it into the sen- tThey talk yet of a dinner Billy Campt gave to thirty friends at the Auditor ium one evening after the theater It was an impromptu affair but it cost 2000 Camp became a stock broker soon after his fathers death and while the million was still intact He stayed away from his office for a week and when he returned he WAS worth just 000000KXTHAVAQANCE AT HOilE At the Michiganavenue home Mrs Camp was living just as expensively tbe household with Its army of servants cost 00000 u year to maintain jI IWhen the crash came Billy Camp was far from home with a few hundredl dollars in his pockets When that was gonehe was near to want By goodI luck he met a manufacturer of cigar ettes and settled down to tho earnest purpose of earning a living Ho hat j many good clothes and looked prosper II I one and with his energy soon won sue oeaII After his wife obtained a divorce he met and won Eltta Proctor Otis tho actress and they are happy The young man prevailed on her to givo up the stage and save for an occasions performance the footlights see her iia- more During these four years th man gave Chicago a wide berth I couldnt go the pace you know Ill be prosperous when I go back He came back last week He is prosI perous bnt he is no longer Billy CampI Part of his pride has gone He does not hesitate to sell cigarettes to bis friendsI if tbe inducements be large Still through his varied life there I one charge which neither the friends of Billy Camp nor of William Carpenter Camp have ever made They have 1never referred to him sea cheap man Even his cigarettes are expensive psLeitchfleld Matters Grajion Gaiette The largest verdict returned in Cir cult Court for many years was the ver ict of tbe jury In the action of Enoch Vests adminstrator against the Cum enland Telephone and Telegraph Co juryjetnrnedthe sum of 300000 The case was hotly contested and some fine points were raised for the decision of the court Dr J T Green who baa purchased ihe Story House will convert Iit into a sanitarium about May 1st The Doctor jas bought all the medical appliances equipping an Institution of 2ie kind He expects later to put in waterworks and electric lights and otherwise greatly improve the prop ty Mr J O Carter traveling represen Ue for Strong Talheimer Khoe Co recordbreaklnglilt f I Monday evening Be left here at one clock drove to South sold Geo Dn ail 00000 worth of shoes and returned ome before 7 oclock Mr Carter is a i hustler and deserves tbe success he is eeting in the business world GAVE HIM A CHANCE Kansas City Judge Paroles a Pris oner Provided he Does Not Drink Again Kansas City IIrJ In charity for a man who has been I by drink Judge Wofford spared im from the penitentiary and gave im a chance to reform The man was Tboa Ragan a laborer fiftyfive years old who while drunk forged a check o get money to ipenl for liquor Ragan pleaded guilty The least the court could give bid if his plea was accepted was five years in the peniten tiary The Judge inestloned him closely had never been arrested before He had worked hard all his life and his- ather before him was a laborer Why did you forge this check asked the JudgeI e I was drunk your honor Have you been in the habit of get ting drunk Yes sir for eight or ten years How long have yon been in jail waiting trial Since last September Havent had a think in that time NollirDo want a drink now No sir The Judge leaned over toward Ragan and said confidentially JLook here Ragan if you bad a- hance to take a drink now wouldnt on take it A look of honest determination was upon Romans face as he answered No your honor I never want another drink Suppose I let you out will you let whlekeyaloneYI to bother it any more if I can possibly keep away from it he answered Well said the Judge I hate to send a man of your age to the pen itentiary for five years especially as youve never before been in trouble Jndge Wofford leaned back in his chairDrink leads to crime poverty rags and every disgraceful thing he said Now I am agoing to give you a chance Are you a Roman Catholic Yes sir Then I know that yon will not swear to a lie I will set your trial for- Ma 12 In the mean time you will be free I want you to come here and report to me that you are at work and that you have not touched liquor Ill pnt you under oath when you report and if youve taken one drink Ill sen tence you to five years under your pleaI of guilty If yonve let liquor alone Ill give you another chance It all depends I upon yourself now whether you be come a good citizen or a convictIpsAn Open Letter From the Chapin N C News Early in the spring my wife and I wereI taken with diarrhoea and so severe were the pains that we called a physi cian who prescribed for us bnt his medicines failed to give relief A friend who had a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave each of us a doseI and we at once felt tbe effects I procured a bottle and before using the en the contents we were entirely cured It beIevery Baily editor This remedy is for sale by Z Wayne Griffin Bro m IJudge Parkers Regularity Some Democrats have sought to question Judge Alton B Parkers standing in the party on the ground of regular ity Wlen in 11t97 Judge Parker came before the voters of New York inquiry was made aa to his regularity in 1690 The question then raised was then an swered That it was satisfactory to thee votero of the Empire State was proven by the plurality of 60889 in the year immediately following the Republican cyclone with a quarter of a million plurality It ia unnecessary for Judge Parker to say more now than be said then The reply he made at that time waa aa follows New York Sept 20 1BU7 islion Elliot Danfortb Chairman a f the Democratic State Committee My Dear Danforth It was entirely rightt for you to bring to my attention the question which the sincere friends of Mr Bryan are pressing upon yon I can say to you frankly and sincerely that you can assure them that I voted1 for the last national nominees of the Democratic party as I have voted for all regular Democratic nominees since I had a vote Yours verystncerely i ALTON B PARKER s I WHAT IT COSTS TO SEE ALL THE PIKE I GREAT WORLDS FAIR IS NOW INI FULL BLAST Visitor May See FortyFour Shows Two Miles of At tractions for 20 LIST OP TilE CONCESSION SHOWS The great Worlds Fair at St Louis opened on time last Saturday and is now in full blast Besides a visit to the various buildings of art and human en deavor which goes free after admission into the grounds ZiOc tho sightseer will want to visit one or more of the various shows along the Pike What the Midway was at Chicago the Pike will be at St Louis The greatest cu riosities In the world will be seen along this route The visitor will want to know In advance something about tbe Pike what it has to offer anti the prices of admission There are fortyfour different shows or attractions on the Pike In some in stances several of these are under one managementEstimated length of Pike either side one mile Average general admission 25 cents Highest general admission CO cents Lowest general admission 10 cents Highest charge for seeing all Pike at tractions in any one concession fl1 Estimated total cost for seeing all Pike attractions 20 Costof oeelng all attractions on Chi cago Midway 35 Attractions on Chicago Midway about 35- With nearly two miles of attractions and fortyfonr distinct shows It will cost less than f20 to go down the Worlds Fair Pike according to a state ment issued by the Concessions Depart ment of the Louisiana Purchase Exposi tionThe general admission to any show on the Pike will not be more than CO cents while the vast majority of them will coat only 25 cents to enter the main gates A few will charge only a general admission of 10 cents while reduced rates in every instance are made childrenThe attractions at the Worlds Fair outnumber those of the Chicago Exposition by a ratio of two to one while the area covered is three times greaterNo ever given in the world has offered the number and variety ot attractions in a similar department as are offered by tbe Louisiana Purchase ExpositionWhile Worlds Fair visitor can be gin at the first Pike show and see every attraction along tbe line he must not spend any money for wares thiawill be offered if he desires to roinaln withh the limit of 420 Thousands of articles are offered for sale in the Pike concea sions and if the visitor tries to buy ev erythlng he sees his Pike expenditures will run up into the hundreds The compilation of the concessions department of the Worlds Fair with regard to charges on the Pike shows the cost for admissions as follows German Tyrolean Alps General admission 25 cents four attractions com blued admissions 70 cents Total OiJ centsIrish Industrial Exhibit General ad mission 23 cents admission to Irish Theater CO cents other attractions ea timoted cost CO cents Total 121 Under and Over the Sea an Illnttiot General admission 25 cents no other chargeMysterious AsiaGeneral admission 15 cents combined charge for admit sion to native theaters and other attrao tions 60 cents Total 75 cants Streets of Seville General admission 21 cents Temple of Mirth 10 cents Moorish Palace General admission 25 cents GlassWeavers PalaceGeneral admission 25 centa- Hereafter an IllusionGeneral ad mission 25 cents- Hagenbecks Wild Animal Show General admission 10 cents Five inside attraction with a combined ad mission charge of 00 cents Total1 Ancient Rome including Coliseum Roman Theater and Street of the Augustine Period General admission 21 cents Combined charge for other at tractions 75 cents Total tt- Old St Lonlu General admission 2 cents admission to arena and other attractions 40 cents Total Oft cents I Creation The largest Illusion 01 the Pike General admission CO cents Paris and French village Genera admission 25 cents admission to thea ter 25 cents other attractions 25 cents Total 75 cents I Palais dn CostumoGenerul admis sion 25 cent- sIntautlncubatortieueralI admission 25 cents j i A trip to Siberia Russian village uiu I atItractionGeneral admission 25 cents additional charges U5 cents Total 0 cents The Cliff DwellersGeneral admission 25 cents theater 25 cents snide dance and other attractions 25 cents Total 75 cents Chinese village General admission 25 cents admission to Chinese Theater 25 cents Total CO cents i Eskimo village General admlslot 25 cents combined charge for other al tractions 25 cents Total CO cents I Jim Key educated horse General admission 10 cents I The Old Plantation General admis f sion IS cents I I The Magic Whirlpool spectacular General admission I15 cents I Battle Abbey cycloratno and plastic battle history General admission 25 cents I Deep sea diving showing divers in operation General admission 15 cents Naval Exhibition with miniature battleships in actionGeneral admis sion 2i cents Extra charge of 25 cents is made for reserved seats The Galveston FloodA mechanical picture of the destruction of Galveston General admission 25 cents I nl1usloni Fairyland A water chute Idea General admission 10 cents j Colorado Gold Mine General admis 25 sion cents 10 centsII II s In the following list the prices of ad mission are estimatedyI I ahnlllllIioulit ib 25 cents To Japanese Theater anti l other attraction 51 cents Total 75 cents 1 I Constantinople and Cairo General t admission 25 cents I I IIIIII I Pike attractiens although not properly hbelongingI i I these are the Ferris wheel to which a I charge of ro cents will be made and the launches and gondolas a ride in which I jIJ will cost CO cents I POPE SYMPATHIZES With Colored People of the United States Who Complain of Bad Treatment TOPEKA KAN April 80NIck Chiles editor of the Topeka Plain Dealer a negro paper published in this city has received a letter from Pope Pins X- The Western Negro Press Association of which Chiles is President at its an nual meeting adopted a resolution urging the Pope to use his good offices for better treatment of the negro race in this country Mr Chiles gave a copy of the resoln I tion to Senator Burton who sent it toI I Cardinal Gibbons he in turn forward ing it to Rome tI ITbe letter from the Pope which came through Cardinal Gibbons says I have much pleasure in assuring yon that His Holiness has rend the resolution with interest and sympathy and I am commissioned to thank you and all yonr associates very cordially inI his name The sovereign Pontiff is wellI aware that there are many Catholics I among the negroes of the United StatesI and this increases his interest in the welfare of your race His Holiness asjI j the vicar of Christ extends his lovlugIIl care to every race without exception and he must necessarily use his gOIXlII offices to urge all Catholics to be friend ly to negroes who are called I no less I than other men to share in all tIme great benefits of the redemption I The life and example of St Petertt Claver anti of so many other Catholic missionaries are there to show that this is no new conception of the apostolate intrusted to the church of Christ I IWbllet frankly admitting that crimes may often be committed by members of the negro race Ills Holinesd advocates for them the justice granted to other men by the laws of the land and a treatment in keeping with tbe tenets of Christianity I I am confident that these sentiments are shared by the vast majority of the great American people and by those who are responsible for the custody of the principles underlying the American constitution R CAlm MKRKV I KI NAI I np I A Cure for Piles I had a bad case of piles says G F Carter of Atlanta Ga and consultedi a physician who advised me to try box of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve I purchased a box and was entirely cured It is splendid for piles giving relief in stantly and I heartily recommend it to all sufferers DeWitts Witch Hazel1 Salve is unequalled for Its healing qualities Eczema and other skin diseases I also sores cuts burns and wounds off every kind are quickly cured by it Sold byJH Williams in Stockholders of the defunct Keutuck I 1 Citizens Building and Loan Associa tion wrecked by W B Logan two I I years ago are soon to receive about 00 per cent more on their investment Another disbursement will be made when the court sanctions a settlement between tho receiver and Logans surety I Ms Pills stimulate the TORPID LIVER strengthen tbe digestive organ Li regulate the bowels and arc un L equaled as an- ANTIBILIOUS MEDICINE In malarial district their virtue are widely recognized aa they possess recullar properties In freeing the system from that poison Elegantly sugar coated Take No Substituten IBUSY HOUSEWIVES Peruna a Prompt and Permanent Cure for Nervousness MM Lulu Larmer Stoughton WlIs ays II For two years I suffered with ner ous trouble and stomach disorder until seemed that there was nothing to ins ut a bundle of nerves- I was very irritable could not sleep res tor compose myself and was certain ly unfit to take care of a household II I took nerve tonics and iilll without benefit When I began ting Pernna grew steadily better my nerves grew stronger my rest was no longer fitful ndtoday I consider myself in perfect ealth and strength 4 My recovery wa slow but sure butt- erscvered and was rewarded by perfec- tenlthMrs Lulu Larmcr Mrs Anna B Fleharty recent Super iutendcnt of the W C T U headquar ters at Galesburg Ill was for ten years ne of tho leading women there Her husband when living was first Presi dent of tho Nebraska Wesleyan Uni versity at Lincoln Neb In a letter written from lpl SJxtyt love nth street W Chicago 111 she sayit II I would not be without Pernna for ten times its coat1 Mrs Anna B Fleharty Summer Catarrh a book written by Dr Hartman ou the subject of the ner Tons disturbances peculiar to summer sent free to any address by The Perun Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Deal Estatee 1is AQvan cining GET A BARGAIN While You Can Here arc some choice bargains 100 acres adjoining Hartford 12500 70 Acres In Hartford for 3000 120 Acres near Hockport for 1200 70 Acres near Palo for 05000 Forty acres ai miles from Sulphur Springs Cheap for cash I145 Acres 8 miles from Hartford 1000 131 Acres 4 miles from Hartford fSOO Jl1ii acres 21i miles West of Hartford 3000 One new house and onehalf acre lot In Hartford at a bacgaln A house and two acres of ground adjoining Hartford Fine orchard out buildings anti in fine condition A bar gain m I have calls every day for farms I can sell your land for you I bare some lands nut In this list all going cheap List your property with m- eSIASANDERSON Dealer in Real Estate HARTFORD KY PARKE 1 HAIR BALSAM I- ClMo ud InnlfiM u UliTocM a toiurltil growth I- NYC Pius to JUitor Or rHair to in youthful Ucuor I- daCoin JoeudllIUu u Are You Going to Build pricesfromwell known contractors and build ers Hartford Ky Estimates made and work done by the day or by contract Builders Supplies Doors Sash Windows Ceiling and all kinds of Building Mate rial constantly on band at prices as good as the best Workman ship and material guaranteed Contract rates as low as the low est for firstclass work For 44 Years C P HARNES RINOSl have been the standira icr Qiullly mjn Southern top Iley ii true to Cant n4 Wtttht and al I way conec Pottle Your mother and ler molhcr your father nd his father wear CP Uamt Ring May we snake roan lochargsfufergmhgTn11 Will Kamci lid Mourns Ifoii3ktCoU finI 11II I 0NoI J n6 J I 4 a w Writ for ou eatalocu of Width Jwslr7 sat Silyrroir aPBARKCSCO Hisoft W Market St C LOUISVILLE KY I r 1 j Of A If L 4 Ai T = I II HARTFORD HERALD t FRANK lKKIr 1roprlftor Itt fER MATTHEWS Editor WEBNESDAY IA4 IN politics a bolt serves better than a boner It holds things together Tun biggest Jay we know of iron an early spring standpoint IIs the bird of that name Toe Panama Canal contract hao been signed scaled and delivered Sow let Teddy dig dirt Hox W R HEAUST Is the lathe of a line baby buy which the stork left at his home April aTd THESE are days when a fellow sometimes feels that he really hasnt got time to work oven to make n living IT used to be that a woman was ae eased of stufilng all kinds of thing si Into her bustle Now Its her pom padour FELLOWS who go fishing along the Yalu river nowadays are expected b tell tales more orless exaggerated asI to what they saw and caught ItIKlK 1AHKEUS COIltlnilUllS wood sawing Iis giving the Republican lead ers a case of panic distressing tu look upon IT is said that runny people are sot ferlng nowadays from sllperullcontr- adlstingulslmhllltlenlss and reap dont know It WHKN It comes to eating with a negro we wouldnt mind It a hlt provided the darkey wore a whit apron and stood behind us OME Republicans say that If Tedd gets there atall it will only be hy the skin of his teeth If this Is his one chance we fear that he II a gone already THE penalties of greatness are of tel onerou One of the worst of these IIs when they get far enough back Into a fellows history tl picture him as a purity baby A YAIK professor says the averagee man eats two or three times as much as he really needs but the editorial fraternity as a whole will hardly endorse his theory rTUB Executive Committee of the Kentucky Press Association will mec at the fialt House Louisville next Saturday to set the time and place of the anrual meeting and the trip tr St fLfuis TUB difference between the weight of a fish In and out of water IIs sonic times several pounds It generally depends upon how and by whom It was caught and how much trouble II was to land SA KINT14 tit scientist says he has discovered that dug fennel and whisk will cure consumption Kentuckian have long known that dog fennel InI combination with some sort nf grease makes a good salve lit who laughs last laughs best Quoted for the benefit of the monk tif the Louisville Jtat in Its act of elms log Sapp front the political field It Is also said that He who tights and runs aals good Stir another rapI at a future date THE high and exalted prlvllegi was given us last week of feeling like a Congressman for a little while lion 111I Smith sent us a mall pouch full of Government seed and the feeling came while we were pa Itig them out to our friend IT is send of a Ho ton traveling mat that he left home early one inurning and forgot his false front teeth left soaking In a plats of water lIe tele graphed his wife Send my Teddies by mall His message was clearly understood and teeth arrived all right AN anxious reader of THE HFHAM wants to know if a silver dollar with the letter S between the eagles feet will take him to tho World IFair and back Sureif he gets enough of em True any other American dol lar would do lust as well but better get the S mintage MI you can re gale your posterity with a history of the romance TRi lapse of time and the turn of events seems to indicateI that tin murderer of Governor Goebol will never meet the reward he so richly deserves death until nature claims her own Such an outcome of so foul1 a murder Is lint only a mockery of Kentucky justice hut a disgrace upon the name and mission of those newspapers which have fought shard o to shield till Goehel assassins a WE hope the trustees of Hartford in considering the urgent needs of the town will he reminded the third verse of the 1st chap ter of Genesis And God saidj let there be light and there light The people of Hartford arl- hoping that the trustees will them street lights True it will rust considerable money to do this everything really serviceable cots money these days The convenience comfort and good name for the which street lights jitlord noire tthan repay the cost No MATTKit what the medical proI fesslon contend us to the clllcacy of vaccination as a preventive of smallpox It grates upon the feelings of average Amcricancltl7cn to hear that somebody has been arrested yanked1 up Into court and lined for failure to comply with a compulsory law as rev gards this process There has always been more or less dispute as to the real ctllcacy of vaccination as an abI solute protection from smallpoxr Many persons have been killed by vaccination who would perhaps have never died from smallpox VacciI nation Is perhaps the safest course1 but this should be left to the liberty of the citizen If he suffers iron failure to heed good advice be has only himself to blame Archbishop Ireland said The personal freedom of the Individual citizen Is the raosit sacred and precious inheritance of Americans and his contention IIs hard to dispute from a ratlona I standpoint +TilE warmest occasions that haoI transpired to regulate the temperature of an otherwise backward spring were the Republican county conven tlons which have been held In ecvera sections of Kentucky They were not only warm but exceedingly hot from a linguistic standpoint Pet names that hind expression mostly In the vile epithets of the enraged street bum were exchanged with becoralni earnestness Such displays of broth erly amity furnish a vivid Insight In to the real harmony which prevailI In Republican Inner circles where the political ple plant blossoms iron every rostrum and cornice where the faithful assemble THEIIE is one alleged principle of Republicanism which meets with quite general approval but It oftci falls of application after those who advocate It most strenuously get Into the enjoyment of the usufruct IIt creates That IIs rotation In publl ofllce The rank nod tile of the Re publican party believe In It and the candidate himself contends for It un til he gets Into otllcc and wants to be reelected Then he prates abou experienced services Sc as If nu body were competent for the place ex cept himself There Is nothing un fair about rotation In office It give every party man not only hope but ia chance for preferment The contho ued occupancy of an ottlcc by the same man without giving any other man a chance for succession creates a suspl don of oligarchy The llepublicai party pretends to be opposed to this spirit but their men in orllce rathe disprove this allegation OK all the despicable loathsome beings that walk the earth in the name of humanity the seducer Is the most odious and contemptible lie who would wantonly rob an Innocent girl or woman of her virtue Is not on iy1 without tiormr and generally without shame but a menace to any corn rnunlty In which he may live A fair instance of the seducer was rcvealec at Borden Indiana last week Mis s Clara Cooley a girl of poor but respect able parentage met one of these demons In human shape several year ago and fell a victim to his wiles Recently her mind became unbalanced from brooding over her troubles and last Thursday while under an Insane Inspiration she waded into a shallow creek near her home and held lie little twot year old baby girl under the I water until It was dead Of course no I punishment worse than an insane asylum awaits her but what of these I ducerthe author of all this trouble While the innocent babe rests In an untimely grave and the distracted young mother gaze through Iron bars that restrain her pour wreck of a- body the seducer walk the earth free with perhaps no qualm of con science Would any young woman wish a more terrible warning Two Classics IIn a speech delivered in the House reo ceutly Bourke Cockran addressing the Republicans said You believe in making prosperity by legislation wf believe in making it by labor I In the sime speech Mr Cockran alec said A good government a govern went that deserves to live will not dc anything for one man that It refuses to I do for all men Here are two classics They clearl emphasize the difference between the Republican and the Democratic parties A government that deserves to live will not do anything for one man that it refuses to do for all men in a sentence that is entitled to a place in every well regnlnted American scrap book A Startling Test To save a life Dr T 0 Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa made startling test resulting in a wonderful cure He writes A patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages caused by nlcera Mori of the stomach I had often found Electric litters excellent for acute Htomarh mid liver tronbll so I prescrib ed them The patient gained from the first and has not had an attack in 14 months Electric Kitten are postively guaranteed for Dyspepsia Indigestion i Constipation and Kidney troubles Try them Only 0c at T H Williams I m Rocker Will be Hanged The following special is in regard to an article which appears at length upon the first page of Tilt H Bit ALII today i iHQI RAIIUS IOWA April aOAIjury today found Charles Rocker of the murder of August Sclmtder at Doon Iowa June ao lWOO and his penalty at death Rocker 1111jI III bod1Itucker married MM Sclmcder who 1000tinsurance on her husbands life When- a child was born Rocker proposed to kill protestedIIagainst the horrible suggestion Rocker told her he bud killed Scbru der Mrs Schrader was able to appear as the principal witness it being shown that the second marriage was void as Rocker hud a wife living from whom he had- e out been divorced STATE 01 01110 CITY r TOLl DO I axltcASFrank J Cheney makes oath that he InI heuior doingtuAlneI aforesaid and that aald firm will pay the aura ol ONlrifNrWKll DOILAKS fur each zed every case of Catarrh that caunot be cured by the use halts Catarrh Cute RANK J CIIKNKV Sworn tolxfore me audiut crlbe 1 In my pret ence this bill day of December A II I6S6 OrKASOVlltAL1 ITHLIC 11ahie Catarili cure IIt taken internally and acts directly en the blood aud mucous surfaces of the tystem Send for testimonials rice IJ CIIKNKV I CO Toledo O Sold by putt Drusrlns 750 Take Halls Family IilK for conitlpiMun THE NEWS IN BRIEF During the session of Congress just ended 15370 bills were Introduced InC the House and 5637 In the SenatehMrs Robert L Taylor was granted a divorce from former Goy R L Taylor at Knoxville Gov Taylor did not con test the cote One thousand union carpenters are on to strike In the vicinity of Youngstown 0 because they were refused an ad vance in wages Riley Doyle without warning shot Dave Smith to death at Stray Branch Breathitt county the two having pre viously quarreled Over 1000000 Catholics will be repre seated at the fourth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in DetroltAngust rEJudgelJonea sentenced Custer Gardner to death at Mnnfordville for the murder of Dave Osborne and fixed Wednesday Jnly 27 as the day of execution Russia has given official notice to her representatives with foreign Powers that she will not accept mediation in the pending tremble with Japan By order of the President a new commission for Dr Crnm colored as Collector of the port of Charleston S C has been mane out and elgneda W L Brasfleld treasurer of Marengo I county Ala was held up In hili offlcii I at Linde Ala by two men and robbed of 1300 all but 800 being county moneyThe attendance at the St Louis Fair Saturday was lees than 200000 but larger according to President Francis than at Chicago or Philadelphia onJI opening day- Chairman Allle Young has called a J meeting of the Democratic State Execu tive Committee for May 0 at Lexington to fix the date of the State convention f and the manner of selecting delegates to the national convention t The hurricane roof of a crowded ex carrion steamer at St Lout collapsed Sunday and twenty or more persons were injured some perhaps fatally The steamer was engaged in carrying J sightseers to the gunboat Nashville I anchored in the Mississippi river Mr Allison chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations announc I ed la the Senate thnttbe appropriations of the session just ended showed an in crease of t23009000 over the appropria I tions for the last session Mr Gorman t stated that the total including obllgaII Hone incurred was more than OOOOOI 000 not Including the appropriations I for the Panama canal I Sick headache results from a dill t ordered stomach and is quickly cured by I Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets For sale by Z Wayne Griffin I A Bro m SMALLHOUS- I I SpeciallIo Tae UnuDIIApril s0Rev Weir fillet his regu lar appointment at the Baptist churchI here Saturday and Sunday Mr Felix Lake County Secretary Y M C A Hartford delivered an inter- eating lecture at tbe Baptist church J Saturday evening t Mr A R Ross went to Livermore SaturdayMisses t Oma Maddox and Eulah With row who have been the guests of Mrs T R Barnard Livermore and Mrs Ray Ad JlngtonKIrt leys Landing have returned home Those who hate returned to theirII homes from Hartford where they have been attending school are Meters W admirals C O Hunter Ott Klrnbly Harry Bennett Rosa Morton Odie AIII len B L Taylor and W L Howell Miss Mend Balls who has been visit ing her sister near Matanza has reoJJ turned home Mr Owen Hunter and slater Miss Leila went to South Carroll ton Wed nesdayMr Arville Balls Centertown was the guest of his parents here one day last week Mr Mitchel Balls went to Rockport SaturdayMr Bnskill and family anllJltI tie Miss Mary Hagerman Bevier wereI tbe guests of Mr Allen Bnskill and family Saturday and Sunday There was logrolling at Mr George Reids Wednesday Mrs John Withrow hat returned home from near Greenville where she had been for several weeks among ac quaintancesMr Barnard Livermore was in our midst Wednesday and Thursday on businessMiss Fulkerson is tbe guest of her brother Mr Ray Fnlkerson Klrt lays Landing One of the greatest blessings a mod est man can wish for is a good reliable set of bowels If you are not the happy possessor of such an outfit you can greatly Improve the efficiency of those have by the judicious use tIf Cham I Iou Stomach and Liver Tablets They are pleasant to take and agreeable IIIIn effect For sale by Z Wayne Griffin Bro m Notice to Creditors Oiuo CmciMT COURT Rosa Keith c Plaintiffs- vs A L Martin Ex c Deft All persons having claims against the estate of Wui Martin deceased are hen by notified to present the same to- meI at rny cilice in Hartford Ky properly proven on or before the lUth day of May1 1104 or they will be forever I barredGiven under my hand this April the 115th 1001 F L FELIX I7t4I Master Commissioner Walnuts and Wine are a monthly repast in Lippincotta and for May they are addressed to idjcttco entertainment under the leaves and on the porch This department has steadily won favor from hundreds of readers who encour i age the editor so he says not only by commendation but by sending in eachI new quip or anecdote aa it freshly arises HOPEWELL lSpecial to TUB UEKALD March 4Thls church is in Ohio county opposite Paradise and about two miles from Airdrie tbe historic f home of General BnelL Hopewell is famous for ita Childrens Day In May of each year Its a desirable neighborhood to live in Fruit crops art light Is GOo and bountiful More stock than buyers at present Rev J A Miller ii aiming to plant twelve acres of sweetpotatoes and has thirtythree bushels bedded His sweet potato bed is el by 147 feet He expects have 200000 slips and intends to plant 110000 of them a ROCKPORT Speclalto THE HIKALD May GA telegram to relatives here conveyed the sad intelligence of the death of Miss Beulah Taylor at Dyers burg Tenn Thursday evening The remains were shipped to Beaver Dam the former home of the Taylor family Saturday morning and taken to the church there and a short talk was made by Rev Coakley the pastor He was followed by Dr John Mitchell- an old friend of the Taylors Both gentlemen made very appropriate remarks They were followed by Miss Dora Gibson Miss Taylors former school teacher who made a very beautiful talk which was taken to heart byher listeners and when she had finished there wasnt a dry eye in the house Never in the history of the Baptist church had woman presented each a beautiful iltributeThe remains were then removed to the Ilocal cemetery at Beaver Dam and In terred Miss Taylor was fifteen year old and a daughter of Mr and MM Don Taylor She had many friends in Ohio county who btsides her relatives will sadly miss her The following relatives of this plate attended the funeral Mrs Josephine Layton Mr and Mrs Clarence Robertson Charles R Layton Mrs M Ham Misses Fannie and Josie Ham and John D Ham I Miss Maude Cairne has returned from a short stay at Paducah Otto KImbley of Louisville isI here the guest of relative- sBarnett Family Reunion On September 10th next in St LouieII will be held a reunion of the Barnett family to which all the relatives of that name are invited This will include all the white people of that name in Ohio and adjoining counties and throughoutKentuuky and elsewhere The Barnett family is a very large one and hasiconneofions 1ri all partsl of the United States Great interest in the reunion hat been caused among itllII members and it is probable that the event will be attended by 1500 to 2000 peopleThe Bametts are numerous in Eng laud and the first to come to this counII try were two brothers John and JosepbJJ to whom were granted by tbe KIng of England a tract of land upon which they settled and became wealthy planters This was perhaps twentyfive years before the Revolution and the American branch of the Barnett family multiplied rapidly In 1 itjO three of them left Virginia Iand came to Kentucky One Alexander the great grandfather of the present generation of Barnetts settled atII Hartford which town was named for him being called Barnetts Sta tion in the early years of its existence The other two settled at the headwaters of Green river and on Silver creek In Madison county In this State the family has about five I hundred members In Louisville an I entire page of the city directory is given to them I j Notice On the account of falling health I am t selling out my entire stock of Harness and Saddlery at greatly reduced prices IMf R T IlFii Dream Came True ana He Now Reads His Bible COIUMUIA KY May 2The follow I ing unusual incident baa justt been published in a local paper here which is vouched for as the truth On the old Jonathan Jones farm near Gardyville I Adair county reside Mack Cooner and hiv wife Mr Cooner never gave seri ous thought to spiritual matters until one night recently when he was warn ed in a dream so he claimed that light ning would strike the house and kill him He and his wife spent the balance of that night with a neighbor Next morning they found that lightning had struck the house and the bed to which I they had retired the night before IrJJ Cooner now holds family prayer every night before retlrlulII rWorlds Fair Rates Commencing April 33th 1004 round trip tickets will be sold to St Louis account Worlds Fair at the following rates and limits Season excursion tickets sold daily April 35 to November 15 limited to December 11 for returning 1390 For sale dailyApril to November 80 limit CO days but not later than December 15 1004 tHT70 For sale dailyApril 25 to November 30 limit 10 days 100- 0eSpecial excursion May 10th rate not named yet 8 B VAN METKU AgtII Notice to Creditors OHIO CIRCUIT COURT George Shrewsberry Plaintiff- vs I WDShrewsberrys Admr c Deft All persons having claims against the estate of Henry Shrewsberry deceased tII are hereby notified to present the to me at my office in Hartford sameIIIII before theproperly proven on or day of Slay 1004 or they will be forever barredGiven under my hand this April 25 I 1 II17ttII AGENTS WANTED To sell Teas Coffees Spices Baking Powder and Extracts to the consumers in Hart ford Ky and surrounding territory Liberal commission paid to agents and large inducements offered to the consumer Address The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Louisville Ky I Ayers Your doctor will tell you that thin pale weak nervous children become strong and well SarsaparillaSmall SarsaparillaThe yourdoccorformula and will explain N Whin II ytan old for many mooCh noon thought I could llrt bueauMol thin blood nut In a raw weeki A ri lorparllla rom healthMteai lotand N1- LWnbottbf J C ATen co druntofor IjmjH Macs The Children Illousnoss constipation prevent re covery Cure those with Ayors Pills CENTERTOWN Special to Tan Hsaetul May 2Mr F M Heflin went to Hartford Saturday to sic his brother Mr J M McIntyre who Iis quite ill- Misses I Ora Atihby and Smile Hncktr Providence were the guests of Mrs I P L Drake Saturday and Sunday I Mr and Mrs Porter Huuley Hope well are visiting Mm Hnnleys mother Mrs Mary Rowe MIllS Gussie Woodward heaver 1X1111 who was the guest of Misses Eva Drown and Emma Morton last week has re turned home I Miss Etta Rowe dune home front Livermore lastl Wednesday- Mr and Mrs IItlie Tanner and little daughter Irene of Central City are visiting the family of Mr S W Rowe MlssTewie Maddox Roukport Iis the guest of her uncle Hev Edgar Maddox Miseess Dena Woodward Beaver I Dam and Jessie and Pearl Xoiirne Ce ralvo were the guests of Miss Euiina Morton Saturday Miss Edna Miller Ilnjiewell was the guest of Mrs Sam Rowe nail Mrs It S Faught last week Master Dou Tichenor is vicitini hit XranJfatusr Mr Warren Iindley at Point Pleasant this week MlfwTiua Smith Ceralvo i visitingI her cousin Miss Nettle Rowe Messrs Raleigh Sowdere anti Vena Maddox Denver Dam were in town Sunday afternoon Dr M M1 Dexter has returned from Louisville where he has been preparing for the dental profession Dr J Liter Conn lieaver Data made a professional visit here lost week S M Dexter went to Island Sunday Mr Jacob Dexter went to Island SundayQuarterly meeting was held at the Methodist church here Saturday and Sunday Elder Rushing presiding There was quite a large attendance and Dr Rushing did some splendid preach lug Ladles and Children Who can not stand the shocking strain of laxative syrups and cathartic pills are especially fond of Little Early Risers All perons who find it net rsary to take a liver medicine should try these easy pills and compare the agreeably pleasant and strengthening effects with the I nauseating and weakening conditions following tbe ni e of other remedies Little Early Risers cure biliousness constipation sick headache jaundice malaria and liver troubles Sold by J n WilliamsI rn 1OLATONI I Special to THE HEX ALII I I May 2Mr Sam Yonng will ship a car load of stock and W T Young it 1Son will ship a car load of tobacco todayMiss I Zelnm Lyons made a visit to her sister at Dig Clifty Saturday and Sunday R L Canan caure up Saturday to visit his family and parents Sunday He will return to Draktwboro today where he has a position in a drug store i Born to the wife of Chas Grant a boy Mother and child doing well Dr C W Felix attending physician Mr Charles Uodsey who had an operation performed some time IIgOII is but little betterII Mr Bnird St Clair who has con sumption is not expected to live long I Mr Levis Lambert lost limt night three flue hogs from eating cockle burrs I A W Maya son who got his leg broken some time ago is improving Mr J T Allen and wife visited Mr Allens father at Roslne Sunday I Mr Robert Acton and wife visited Mrs Actons parents Saturday and Sunday I lies Lillian Lyon came home Friday from Bores Branch where she is attend Ing school She returned Sunday I I We got news this morning that JasI Nail who moved from thlsxplace tto Owensboro was very seriously shot but have not heard the particulars of the trouble I Mr Muck Bruner of Evansvllle whoi has been visiting here returned homo yesterday I I Mr Oscar MIdkiff Is aiming to lit1 tend tbe Republican Convention In Lonllll11eII man and give us Parker with some t trneblue Democrat as a running mate end we will surely lay theiir in the made eWhen the Sap Rises Weak lungs should be careful Coughs and colds are dangerous then Oue linnte Cough Cure cures coughs allllI olds cud gives strength to the lungs Mrs G E Fenner of Marion Ind lays suffered with a cough until I ran down in weight from 14H to 102 winds I tried a number of remedies ono avail until I used One Minuto Cough Cure Four bottles of thin wonderful remedy cured me entirely of the cough strengthened my lung- Ind restored me to my normal weight health and strength Sold by J H Williams m iirirt E P Barnes Bro Heres a Message For FarmerstYon are now preparing your land fur seeding and owing to tho weather con T ditions your planting is going to bo late and something ought to bo donG to r force your crop to maturo in the proper time thereby saving much loss from early frosts There is ono safe sure remedy and that is a liberal use of L Horse Shoe Brands of Fertilizers Our increased sales this season already furnish conclusive proof that many of jour largest farmers have already fortified themselves against the Into season but 75 there arc man more who should trail themselves of this samo opportunity The Horse Shoe Brands are too well known to need any special mention JL Jlus to their quality They are tho standard for all crops tho country over Wo 3 carry a stock from which you con get any grade you wish Wo soil Quick Act jj iing Phosphate at SOc per 100 pounds Bone mill Potash at 1 per 100 pounds ty IOlLi rower at SlHO per 100 pounds Challenge Corn Grower 150 per 100 Jl Pure Ground BOIll1iO1 per 100 pound Tobacco Growers JfiO to s21200 per 100 pounds T To the Housekeeper tYou have already begun to 1plan the changes you wish to make to give your I J l I roncs 1 a lot of fact upI in the win not42 for do Commissioners Sale Onto CoeRT KY- V H Duughorty Administrator plaintiff vs H havens Hy of 11 judgment order of sale of the Ohio Court at the Term 1001 In the above cause for the sum of rla0 with at the rate of cent per annum from the tSnd day of 1100 until tied ifilKl costs herein will offer for salt by Public at Conrt door in on tilt pith day of May 111041 about 1 oclock upon of 11 at nn Elm ou I poles to ti dogwood and In F1C- oehrau I s line thencePN 64 ales to two oaks I tto ii ou Mill and Some new Furniture told possibly Stove bo bought Wouldnt you much prefer going to place where J1Iall1escan do this Jet in your buggy or wagon and come straight 4y to us andI you are suro to find everything flu beyond your ex 2 pectations jOak Lad SUit5ISOO to IfiOO ACooking Stoves with vessels S7f to I jf Oak Beds ti Sri to 7IIron Beds 100 to 1000 Oak lreserrrV T i0 tu if Ofrf Oak I Diners 175 to set Oak Rockers lfiO to fi 00 each IXew to 7fi Lace Curtains 100 to MfiO1 pair Mattings Ii210tto Jfie per yd- iiScCarpets to per yd JjJJUjIIIIJust From the Eastern Markets Where wo purebased big now goods such as Clothing plats Dross Goods Shoes and in everything neidod to you latest style defendant rendered per the stone Warrens new Our Clothing Tire famous Srfisiixu brandI l cannot he excelled for neatness beauty or durability Remember we guarantee every Sterling Suit we sell1rices1 of these goods range liI to 22 i0 Our Line of Shoes The celebrated IHamilton Brown will give you 1 satisfaction in point of neatness and comfort than any Shoe on the market Every pair guaranteed 1rices J 125 to IOU We will quote you the following unequalled low prices which will give you an idea of the great bargains youhcan from us Good HeavyI Domestic ic Calico He good heavy Hickory Shirting extra heavy Bed ticking Lf pur yard Ij Ladies fie a Ipairj Childrens Hose fie pall Mens Sucks fie pair Three pair Suspen Jfic Ten Mens Black Clay Worsted I going at 215I better grade SBOO sio 85 to l Youths Suits at 2fi Children s at ooc Our plotter permit us to quote additional prices but como to see us and wo will show you the I most uptodate1 I line of goods and less money than any other house in Ohio county Come to see us and we will tho rest Yours for Business SAM BACH Hartford MwPsMMAMPMSAMMP-t mNM blaster Cmll1 W virtue and Circuit March interest 0 December and I Auction House Hartford Monday p rn a credit 11propertDeglnuinte tillspoplar r black Stewart a Cook must V a A Room each OII 1000 1000 a t Shades10New Vfic dress from II better from secure 7ic c Hose a a ders Suits space vllle road thence with said road and Its meanders OI poles to a stone in Raid road thence S 74J W 88 poles to a stone tthence S 41I I E aJ poles to a sugar tree C C DariKhertys corner on tho bunk of branch thence with the branch and its meanders to time beginning containing Ad acres more or less or suf ficient thereof to produce the minis of money ordered to bt made i I I The purchaser will be required to ex cent bond with approved security im mediately after sale This With day of April IDiiI F L FKUX Master Commif nioner G U LnciiNS Atty Goes to a Picnic on His Ninetieth Birthday I FKANKUN KY April O11I80ns relatives and friends celebrated tine ninetieth birthday of W L Hammond to day at his home by giving a basket dinner and picnic He hat been a ma son sixty five years His health and strength indicate that he will live out a century The Eastern Star will con fer their degree on his wife who ia eightythree years old She received II inIMade Young Againhh One of Dr Kings New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put rue In my teens again writhe D H Turner of Dempsey town Pa Theyre the boat in the world for Liver Stomach and Dowels Purely vegetable Never gripe Only 25c at J H WH J llamas Drug Store m t 1 fClothingII Specials We have now on hand our entire line of Mens Youths and Childrens Spring Clothing and are in a position to offer you this varied assortment at prices that will certainly interest you Mens Youths and Childrens PantsIII Wo have the strongest line that it pleased to have you cull see our stock and get our t I before I I ter made and our prices low er than any house in Ohio county We invite comparison Childrens Suits Knee Punts from 100 to 350 late styles Youths Suits Long Pants 1i to W years from 298 to 1000 A line worth looking over All the latest tailored styles Mens Suits a superb lint in all the new spring shades I equal in style and makeup everything I to the Ifinest tailormade garments Prices I 500 tolfiOO per Suit fromII Constantly on hand a complete line of Dry Goods JVUIUnery Shoes Wash Goods Woolen Dress Coods Ready made Skirts Etc For your spring out fit you should call at The Great Bargain Center j a I I H HAKTFURD HERALD WKUNIMI AY MAY 4 Ptavtr Darn Railroad Time Table North Hound south Round No IJtJ a m No inilJlI I mI No 3Iu YPn No IOItap pm No Nu IJIv1 b P m- Tfntets losel lUttfonI for Driver roam it y Y1iii 1elandnm0IctypmEnlc- od I cord- Iwliee nnr lng Ventit at Fair Gents fnrnlMilng good 11 specialty at ECONOMY STORK Nazareth Waists for children at oalriBest slue of fancy Hosiery fonml nt FainI 1 Now Laceo Embroideries anil All event at Faire- Specbtllles in Clothing fur young men at Fairs Myl what nice Candies and Fruits at City Restaurant We want your Wool Will pay high 4setmarket price CARSON Co Ham Sandwiches and Hot Coffee at City Restaurant The recent snow killed nearly all the fruit In this section The newest white Goods and funiy wash Goods at Fairs readylmade Skirts at Fairs Mr Felix Lake County Secretary Y M C A U in St Louis New shipment of Belts Turnovers and Stock Collars at Fairs Bring your Wool to The drown i Mercantile Co Render Ky Priesmeyer Slippers nt Fairs lire fa moos for style and wearing qualities Drop in at City Restaurant nod get yon an uptodate meal or lunch Fancy dress goods in Wash Fabrics Tilt BROWN MERCANTILE CO- Render Ky We want to sell you Flooring Cell ing and Verandas for your house- HARTFORD MILL Co Pings Harness and Saddlery TilE BROWN MERCANTILE Render Ky See our new spring Shoes and Slip pers All latest styles ECONOMY STORK Our line of Oxfords for Melt Ladles and Children cant be excelled CAHSON Co Jbi Dont forget that City Restaurant lis headquarters for everything good to eat yenrslMensa from 7fic to 250 Chil Knee Pants from 25c to A lino too largo to rensI We would Iirices huyingI I tottnlpm CrawIford Dundee rolled to sec nil Wednes day Fairs crowded Millinery1 I Parlors prove the correctness of their styles and prices Hartford Mill Co has all kinds of Door Windows and Moulding at low prices Mr Lee Brown and wife of Rock port spent a few hams In Hartford last Saturday Fish Oysters Steak Eggs and Coffee nt City Restaurant Everything tin class One hundred dollars to be given away in Crystal Precs Cnt Glassware Call for coupons ECONOMY STORE Beginning last Monday the dry goods stores of Hartford will uloxo at 7110 p in each day Bring your wool to Moore Crabtreo They will pay you the highest market price in cash tf h For anything in the way of sewing machine repairs needles oil jitc call on Grows Will 11101 II Undertaker A C Taylor left Monday for St Louis to take a course in the art of embalming- Mr Steve May and family have mov ed to Hartford and are occupying prop arty near the Water Mill If you want the highest market pries for your wool in cash take It to Moore Crabtree Hartford Ky tf Mr John Oldhuui of Lilac spent from Friday till Sunday with his fath er Mr E D Oldbaui at Beaver Dam Highest market price paid for Poultry and Eggs Tilt HlmowN Mt3wtNT11tCoRender Ky See our special trimmed Hats for ladles misses and children Prices 100 I 150 and 300 ECONOMY STORK We still have a good assortment of remnant Calico and Percnl that we are selling nt 100 per bundleCARSON Co Call anti see our new Snits They are swell at 10 mid 1350 They cant be beat elsewhere at these low prices- EcoNOJ1v STOKE Mrs S A Anderson and children left Sunday for LeitchfleW where they spent a few days visiting the family of Mr J Allen Anderson John W Kirk a young lawyer was on Saturday appointed Master Commie loner of the Davless county Circuit Court The appointment was made by Judge Blrkhcad and was announced jnst before court adjourned for the April term I VEGETABLE SICILIAN HALUSI enewer A glossyScopst color to gray hair Sold for fifty yearsantSffiWSffJiasfftf11 For Early Rose Seed Potatoes call on Carson Bros Ice Cream at City Restaurant B1 Rood BO cold Hardware Stoves and Ranges Tiff BROWN MERCANTILE Co- Render KyI Country Hams and Lard TilE BROWN MERCANTILE Co- Render KyI The Hartford Mill Company IH prt pared to furnish all kinds of lumber and building supplies at its plant here Mr J M McIntyre who has bee confined to his bed with rheumatism for the past two weeks lIs but little IiIf any better Drs Yewell King Osteopaths rear rooms T A Thomas corner up stairs Hartford Ky Consultation and examination free tf Dr E W Ford has returned horn from Chicago where he took a post graduate course in the Polyclinic Institute of that place Mr E B Tyler Hopklnsvllle callel1 to see ns while in town Thursday His connected with the Hopkinsvllle In dependent telephone system Rev J D Harned filled his regula appointments here Sunday and Sunda night He preached two able sermon to large and attentive audiences We have a lot of remnant black iatines 5 pounds to bundle that we will sell at 25 cents per bundle This certainly isl a bargain CARsoN Co WANTED 2000 telephone poles 25 feet long 0 inch top Delivered at Rockport or Roslne Address E a TYLER Hopklnsvllle Ky Marriage license since last Wet nee Jay Win Smith Taylor Mines to Lent P Fisher Taylor Mines W W Isbell rtreenvllle to Nina Coleman Green vllle Mr D E Thomas left yesterday for Ashland Ky where he goes ns a dell Kate from the local Tent to the Stab Convention of the Knights of the Mac abees Mr M L Heavrin was elected State Central Couiuittteemau at the Republican invention held at Shephedsvllli for the Fourth Congressional Ulstrlc last Monday La Vega Clements Jr the little sot of County Attorney and Mrs La Vega Clement of Oweniboro died Saturday morning at U oclock after a brief ill less of Mcarlot fever If you need n bill of Groceries Fund turll pr anything kept in a first lasms eneral store leave your order with arson Co and have the goodsl dellv ertll at your house free of charge Load your Wool head for Carson OH where you can get the highest market price and get in exchange Dry Goods Groceries Millinery Goods Shoe or Furniture at the lowest rate Having purchased a firstclass drilling nachlue I am now prepared to trill for water any depth you wish 1 I guarantee plenty of water And wells to- be left in good condition For terms call on W E Newbolt Hartford Ky Mr W T King was taken to Louis rule Thursday by his son in law Dr E n Pendleton where an operation was lerfornffd on him for cancer of the ace lie stool the operation splendidly ind is getting along ns well as could be expected The following gentlemen of Hartford ittended the Republican State Conven tlollllt Louisville Monday W S Tins ey R U Martin S A Anderson M L Heavrin J MI DeWeese M S Rag and Cal P Keown U F Dunlap and- S5 A Park Mr James Wblttlnghlll Bawling Green was the guest of relatives and friends here a few days last week reo urning home Monday He was ac ompanied home by his uncle Mr Jail Inllenger who will make his sister Irs M E Whittinghill a visit Mr Cleve Her has taken charge of tbe grocery stock recently assigned by D W Williams will add to it and open up again in a few days with a rice fresh stock Mr Her owned this tore when Mr Williams bought it mad his many friends will be glad to- lee him back in business again Mrs Josle Oldbani Horton wife of J N Oldham died Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock after a lingering illness of several months of Iropsy and a complication of diseases Her remains were interred in the Brick house cemetery Monday She leaves a linsband one child and a host of lends Rev D M Crowe and wife of Ashley Ill are the guests of their brother and later Rev and Mrs E M Crowe They have been absent from home visit- Ing relatives and friends for about twc month While at Scott ville Ky Mrs Jrowe suddenly lost the eight of one eye She felt little or no pain at first but since then has suffered greatly The cause of the falling optic seems tc be a mystery Mr A W Block living near Horton mad the misfortune to lose his residence and practically all of its contents by ire last Monday afternoon Ho also oat his meat house but succeeded in I aving his meat Loss about fMOO no nsnrauco The fire Is supposed to have might from a spark failing on the hlngle roof Mrs Black had taken up la carpet in spring cleaning acd a handful of straw was thrown on the grate aOlllt is thought pieces fell on the roof I A One young mare belonging to Mr Jf W Robertson near Hartford got badly hurt in a peculiar way one day eat week She was eating from a rough and a large splinter stuck into the under part of her mouth penetrating her tongue near the root of same In surging to get loose from the large splinter the flesh was lacerated to the enter of the lower jaw bone which was 8parated about two inches to allow the nag to pass out The break in the bone was set and bandaged and while tbe mare went several days without be ing able to take either food or wate she is now able to eat soft food drink and Is in a fair way to recover IFOR SALE A farm containing 160 acres 6 miles northeast of Hartfon IA fine residence with ten rooms a good andIchard church a halt mile This farm is well watere lnglThlable price on easy terms if sole in neJt thirty days as the owner wants to quit farming and go into other buslneai For further particulars call on or ad dress F L FELIX Hartford Ky The following named gentlemen were among our callers of the past few day Wm H Ross S W Jones aQdEd Ashby Centertown C B BFeUx Olaton R S Taylor and Shelby Rock Beaver Dam J H Simmons Maxwell R L Brown Rockport W T Woodward R W Hagerman and C W Moseley Hartford Thomas Butler Shreve M P Render and E M ROM McHenry D P Moseley Ralph Ishan Lee Sulphur Springs W E Morton Ceralvo E T Allen Smallhouse A 1 Bell and Esq B F Groves Buford Thos Cate Mcflenry Mr J W Ford will mope the bunt- Ing and machinery of his water tuft the northern suburbs of Hartford Iin a position just across the Hough river iron bridge at the foot of Marks street There he will erect a flonrini mill with all modern improvements The new mill will occupy the mall vacant lot adjoining the Ohio Count Fair grounds next to the Iron bddtf and near the banks of Rough river It is a splendid location for a mill and will be a great improvement over the old site The erection of the mill on its new location will begin in abou two weeks and the work rushed to completion People of this section who expect to visit the great Worlds Fair will dwell to begin to make some sort of ar rongeinent as to where they will stol while In the city This Is an important part vf their visit No better or cheaper place can be found than the Christian Endeavor Hotel This is a respectable hotel for respectable people run upon an economical pan Location splendid anditverythlng firstclans See their ad in another column of THE HEKAIII and write them now for information which will coattyou noth ing Address the Christian Endeavor Hotel Auditorium Co Chemlcn Building St Louis Mo Minister Will Remove The RevEzra K Sbultz has resigned his pastorate of the Baptist church at Moweaqna III and will remove ti Louisville where he expects to spend two or three years doing special work In the Theological Seminary He will have some church work to do at pointi near Louisville but which will not Interfere materially with his studies The Rev Mr Sbultz formerly lived at Hart ord and is a brother of Prof O M Shultz of this place He has been pastor of the Moweaqua church for two years und is very popular His predi jessor there was Rev Jo B Rogers another Ohio county man The latter was called to the pastorate of a church it Springfield Ill where he is now theIDeath of Frank L Smith Mr Frank L Smith a former reel dent of this county and well known here died at a hospital at Cedar Rapids Iowa last Thursday He had been in 111 health for several months past He lied suddenly of heart disease superin lured by hemorrhage of the lungs Until recently he hail been working forilr S A Davenport at WaxahachleTexasbnt went to Iowa on account of falling health His wife Mrs Sara Colllui Smith left immediately upon hearing of his death by telegram and had his remains embalmed and brought back to his old home at Sulphur Springs for burial Mr Smiths burial occurred it U oclock Monday evening at the Fitzhugh burying grounds at Sulphur Springs Funeral services were cop ducted by Rev J H Burnett of the Baptist Church Rev Barnett delivered a very touching and beautiful discourse upon the life of the unfortunate young man reviewing the career of the de eased and especially his boyhood days when he attended school taught by Rev Burnett at Auburn Ky Rev Burnett spoke feelingly upon the sub ject and his remarks were very true and timely At the conclusion of Rev Burnettt discourse the beautiful casket containing all that iis mortal of Frank Smith was consigned to mother earth and this sad chapter was closed For Frank Smith lifes stormy perfod rover There wax much in it that wat commendable Whatever his frailties faults or transgressions let us cast over them the mantle of charity and join in hoping that he may rest in peace The following is from the Cellar Rapids Iowa Evening Guzttte April 80 The remains of Frank L Smith whc died at the Mercy Hospital Thursday evening will be taken to Narrow Kentucky tonight for funeral and interment by the bereaved wife who arriv I IliaIKy clime n proms I sent Kentucky family Reports from the Yala river say that the Japanese forces have driven tie lussians from seven successive in renchments although the Czars solI Hers have fought stubbornly The sensors at St Petersburg refute to give out any of the dispatches from the ene of war and many wild rumors are afloat In consequence One report places the lusslon casualties at 2000 men psY M C A Notes Enough money has been raised In leaver Dam to open and equip Y M C A rooms there Those who have the work in charge have rented the second tory of the Harrison building for the ear As soon as the persons now oo cupying the rooms can vacate tbe equipment will be put in We expect tto be in running order by next Monday The Meng Bible class was lei by Mr W J Bryant Mr Adrin Sanderfni will lead the next session PrptE W Patterson will lead the Boys Bibl Class next Saturday morning at 9 oclock All boys are invited Maste Joshua Field led the boys meetin last Sunday Ney Foster J W Mark and McDowell Fogle gave short talks For the next month the County Secretary will spend much of his time In Beaver Dam where a new assoclatioi is being started F L a Great Victory for Japs The Japanese after five days of fight ing have won a signal victory over tbe Russians the entire Japanese arm crossing the Yala river at night and making an attack on the Russian post tion with the dawn of Sunday The victory was won by a brilliant infante charge covering a frontage of four miles turning the Russian left flank and compelling a retreat The loose were 700 Japanese killed and wounded and 800 Russians killed and wounded with a number of gnick firing and other guns captured The entire movement covered a period of six days Where to Stop When You Visit the f Worlds Falr Christian Endeavor Hotel World Fair St Louis Headquarters for Christian people and friends of moral ltyIt 1ill respectable hotel for respect able people Located at Fair Grounds with street cars direct from Union Station Built for safety and comfort Capacity 3000 guests dally Backed by men of highest standing and endors ed by Worlds Fair Officials Thousands of representative people from all sec tyonaof the country have already engaged accommodations Rates arrang ed in advance FI1 iand ta per day Send for booklet giving full particulars Tell your friends about it Address at once CHRISTIAN fiNDEAVOR HOTEL d AUDITORIUM COMPANY St Louis Missouri 1813 a Program Of the Fifth Sunday Meetingof the Ohio county Baptist Association to be held with the Hartford Baptist church May 28 and 29 190- 4Saturday at 10 a m Devotional Ex ercises and Organization led by Rev E Vt Coacley 1039 to HKWAre the Heathen Saved Without the Gospel E D Maddox 11KX to 1200 What Supplementing ilo the Churches Need to Carry out the Purposes of Christ Felix Lake and O JCShultxIriM lOODevotlonal Exercises led by H P Drake 200 to 300What the Baptist Stand ForDr J D Maddox and H D Birch 3KJO to 400 Church Discipline Why and Why Not7s P Brake and J P Miller g00 PmTher Attitude of the Torches Toward the Lfqubr Question i1 Temperance Mass Meeting led by J rCaeeblerSJtimlay i00 to IQOO amSunday School 1000 to 1100 Defectsof present Sun lay School Work and how Remedied led by JH DnrneL- t11OGSermon byWP Harvey 200 to 300Motfves to Missions led by Eo W Coakle- y300The Dr J S Coleman Me morial8flSermon by J N Jarnagin E W COAKLEY ComJf Wealthy Farmer Choked to Death While eating supper one night last week at his home near Panther Davies cOl1ntE M Petrie oneof the wealth lest farmers in the county choked to loath He was seventysix years of age and was partially paralyzed his broat being seriously affected Every effort was made to relieve him but he lied before medical aid could reach him He came from Todd county wentyfive years ago Slain by His Own Trap fLKHANON KY May 2James Thompson the twentytwoyear old son of Mr J B Thompson a prominent farmer of this county was the victim of sn accident yesterday which caused his loath Mr Toompson hail been missing corn rom his crib and yesterday the young man decided to set a trap to catch the thief Accordingly he loaded a soht gun and placed it in each a position that tho opening ol thetarn door would pull the trigger A short time afterward young Thompson went to the taro and forgetting his trap opened the door and received the entire contents of the gum in his breast killing him Instantly l Notice Comrades G A R On the second Saturday lin May there I will be a call meeting of Preeton Mor I dilltrlbnIodes graves All members of the PostI Ire earnestly requested to be present I and tomake arrangements for Decora ton services to be held at No Creek I ComIThe Record of a Term Owentbsro MeMtngtr I Number of jnry trials 22 Number of convictions by jury 16 I Number of acquittals by jury 0 Penitentiary sentences 12 House of reform sentences t Hung juriesII0 I Number fined by court 7 Dismissedl on motion of Com I monwealth 4 Indictments returned GO In many respects the criminal tern of he Davies Circuit Court justended has been a most remarkable one The above table tells the story briefly For he past three weeks court has been Imost constantly in session This was rouge Btrkheads first time to preside over the criminal term of the Daviess Circuit Court His rulings on criminal law were equally os satisfactory as were his rulings in civil actions The locket was almost cleared this term of court Commonwealths Attorney Den i D Ringo and his able assistant Count I Attorney Clements were tireless in tbei nwealthlTbeI the penitentiary was seven This term of court creates a precedent of twelve to the penitentiary and one to the house of reform Twenty Years for Emmett Wells The jury in the case of Emmett Wells Indicted on a charge of rape or I trial at Owensboro last week was ou- ttwentyminutee and returned a verdict of guilty fixing the punishment at twenty years in the penitentiary HisI victim Miss Virginia Lee Husk at tbeI time of the deed was less than fifteen years old Wells enticed the girl fromI home under the promise of marriage and kept her in the woods all night Autograph Letters of Presidents J Bring Good Pricesjj j BOSTON April 30 Autograph letters of the Presidents of the United States j from Washington to McKinley and of j the members of their Cabinets together j with historical documents and letters ofjj the signers of the Declaration of Indejj pendence were sold at auction at Dies today Good prices were realized j A complete set of autograph letters of j t Preatdents sold separately brought j ndividtialitemsl l ljI j ton letter te fl50 for one by Garfleld j Some of the prices were John Adams I M7 Jefferson fit Taylor flli Lincoln I 610 Johnson Si8 Grant fI4 and Mo I Klnley t3J I Beckham County Knocked Out I The legislative act creating the conn II- ty of Beckham out of parts of the coon I tie of Carter Elliott and Lewis was I eclared by the Court of Appeals to be 1r constitutional and void in that Itj folates Sections Oi and Ul of that in trument which sections prohibit the educing of the area of the counties prom which a new county is made to esa than four hundred square miles heir population to less than 12000 and bellne within ten miles of an old A cQtnty eat The wholecourt consider ed the case anti Judge Hobson delivered tbe opinion from which there is no lissept I Teddy Again Failed to Get Negro Appointed fJJ j The President was defeated in his ort to have the nomination of tbene II- gro Crew as Collector at Charleston J confirmed at the session of Congress J just ended The Senate Democrats breatened to talk for two weeks on tbeJJ nomination and the Republicans with Irew the appointment The President issued a statement that the Republican 1 steering Committee had decided that IfII mother appointment was made it fonld bo taken up immediately at theJJ opening of the next session and made the order of business until disposed of scents Eight cents a pound is vhat a young woman paid for welve pounds of flesh She was thin and weak and paid one dollar for a bottle of jcotts Emulsion and by taking regular doses had gained wclve pounds in weight before he bottle was finished Eight cents a pound is heap for such valuable material Some pay morel some ess some get nothing for heir money You get your noneys worth whets you buy Scotts Emulsion Vc will send oua little free SCOTT BOWNE CHEMISTS 409 Pearl Street New York Soc and Jioo all druggists Can You Figure 200 GivenAwarTO CUSTOMERS OF Gql1S01ltXGo HARTFORD KY +How many votes will be cast for Congress in Ohio county at the No vember election this year For the one who can guess the number or nearest to the correct number of Congressional votes cast we have the following cash gifts firstt nearest Guess 5000 I I SecondII tt 2500 I ThirdII n iOOO Fourth it ri 500 lent 55 Guesses each 2 11000 Total 20000 For each dollars worth of goods bought of Carson Co a ticket will be given which will entitle the I Iholder to one guess in this Congres I sional contest The contest will be decided according to the deci iou of I the election commissioners who will meet at Frankfort to canvass time vote No ticket will be given out after 4 oclock on election day Be gin now The more tickets the bet ter your chances Cash only I in this contest CARBON Co connlaII sa ef aa Iii InterestingEverybody iiTodepartment our usual in Ij evident and greater even 5K 11thanat any previous sea kfull1evOur reputation grows asf clothingdepartment each sale being a lasting advertisement We are showing the greatest line of Clothing in this section If you buy before seeing us you lose money andcro satisfactionAs of the lat est creations in Millinery which are strictly originalI we have no superior and are showing the latest k effects whichi pos- sessa all that beauty J style and price com jjj bined can give An Gunusual rush com us to believefpels our stock is complete and our H prices the lowest gr Our excellent line JH Tailormade Skirts is the most beautiful wejjJ made in all the latest S styles and from the fa newest Fabrics thus fa setting forth all the m features of an uptodate garment im We are showing a very large line of fa 4IfcSaS mings All new andfa can not be duplicated fa Visit us for Bargains in every line S J Tichenor l MoHENRYa KYQe eee Jlf The Brown Mercantile Co k Get Your Moneys Worth Or Your Money Back rho warm sunshiny days that aro approaching suggest many now things you might add to your personal effects For instance a new Dress a new pair of Shoes a new Shirt a new Hat a new pair Trousers a new anything necessary for the comfort of the season There is something about our Merchandise that is catchy andsnappy to the eyes of the people just a little something that makes this the place for you to trade Our trade of late demonstrates the fact that the people appreciate a store where everything in the Hardware Queensware Dry Good Notion and Grocery lines can be secured Our facilities for supplying your needs are as good as any store in this section Pay us a visit bring your Produce or anything you have to sell and if we dont treat you as well or better than any one else we wont be offended at your refusal to come again The Brown Mercantile Go lNCORPOK T- HDRender y NO 5- 712First NationalBank Hartford Kentucky 0 16 LIiiENS1resldent- C111 KHOADS Vice President J C Hlley Cushier 11 It Uilpy Asst CasliUr Capital Stock 25000 Surplus Profits 9000- 11irECiOltt3 ALVIN ROWS Z W OIIIFFIN Jh P H1KtStlLo 1 NS Intercut Irldl un Time VIooll commit AND SKK US Subscribe for the Herald lone Dollar a Year Six months 50q 7 Ir L ARTS OF ALL AGES They Are Blended by Worlds Fair Designers So asto Produce Both Variety and Harmony MntfnlHcent Picture In Which the Best of the Old Masters Is Seen With the Latest Crea Lions of Modern Art BE architecture of the Louisiana IPurchase Exposition 1la majestic In the great hory white exblblt palaces historical In the foreign and Ktate buildings allworld nud unique In concession structure i The palaces are the varied produc tions of the leading architects of the VnI ted States designed In obedience to A chaste harmonious scheme The style adopted Is described as a free treatment of the Ilenalssnnce Ac ordlng to dictionaries Ileimlssunce Is the style which succeeded the me dlirval and was based upon study and emulation of the forms and ornaments of the classic architecture of U reeve and ItOIQl One of the architects defines the use of the term as a carte blanche to the nrrhltects to produce n beautiful ef feet by the use of any architectural de vice that ever gladdened human eyes from the pediment and peristyle of the Parthenon to the minaret and dome of the Taj Mahal The architect of the Pulace of Educe ttou surrounded that building with a majestic Corinthian colonnade Anoth er architect made towers of the pedes talll that carry the crowning sculpture of the Paluce of KleetrieltyI Another architect designed for the Palace of Varied Industries Spanish steeples and a semicircular colonnade unlike any thing ever before done In architecture The architect used a dome roof and a triumphal arch motif In the Palace of Manufactures Another architect broke the sky lines of the Palim of Liberal Arts with quadriga crowned1 entrances reaching as high as five story houses Other architects Introduced Into the Palace of Machinery a German feeling I with a forest of tower and a big clop Ing roof backing a sculpture decked entrance way I The supervising architect of the Inlt ed States treasury Introduced another element of variety In the United States Government building taking the form I of a big flat dome an Ionic colonnade and a classic pediment lifted In the airII I by caryatid attic The same I t la1lI1onI States line for line a Uonian dwelling house of the Pomprllan type In the Mines mill Metallurgy Palace the Egyptian obelisks furnish the motif for ths entrances The cornice Is wiped out entirely by the substitution of nn overhanging roof In the An Palace an engaged colonnade Is employed1 to decorate a windowless museum facade 1YaUval Hull Is made conspicuous and distinctive with the largest dome ou earth The chief of design of the Ex- Position adopted the dome roof throe massive entrance archis and a bottle shaped pylon for features of the great Palace of Transjiortntlnn This panic mind employed plain heavy piers on the Palace of Agriculture and demonstrated the architectural possibilities of the farmhouse gable In the Forestry Fish and Genie building I The artistic sense fads further pleas- Ing variety In the Tudor Gothic of tileI dozen permanent reel granite buildings which form part of the Worlds Fair settlementArchitectural history may be read In the buildings of the states and foreign governments France reproduces the Grand Trianon ut Versailles Germany the Imperial castle at Charlottenburg Great Dritaln the Orangery of Ken slngton palace at London Japan the Castle of Nagoya China the palace of Prince lu Lun IlelKlum builds I1nI Antwerp townhall Mexico Los a patio or Inner court In Its buildings LouisiI Dna reproduces the Cablldo at New Or leans where the formal transfer of the LouIsiana Purchase Territory from France to the United States took place New Jersey supplies a replica of Gen end Washingtons headquarters at MotrUtown Connecticut presents the tine Slgourney mansion at Hartford tOld adds mantels and woodwork from two other Connecticut mansion homes Virginias pride Is gratified In Monti cfllo the home of Thomas Jefferson Mississippi builds lleauvolr the home of Jefferson Davis Most of the other plates adopt the style of the big exhibit palaces on their buildings Thu tran tltlon from the architectural dignity of the Plateau of States to the gayety or the Pike la made h by the building of Texas shaped like a live pointed1 star I and by the wigwams of giant trees which Washington and Oregon supply Color IH used tparlngly on screen walls and In shaded places In the ex hibit palaces The facades ate a uni form Ivory white with color on time roofs domes and towers On Conces sions street however color Is used iiiorv freely end the forms of the art nouveau abound- FEATURES OF EDUCATION How the Exhibit at St Louis Will B Distinctly From That at Any Other Centennial Dy CLAVDB II IVETMORE Education finds more recognition lu be Louisiana Purchase Exposition than In any previous centennial celebration It Is the keynote of the great enter prise permeating every display Moreover the Idea In Its abstract has a home of its own in that for the first time In history the appliances of school life are j shown in a building constructed ex I elusively for this At Chicago andpurposlII was made a else At St Louis It Is seen alone housed In a palace which many con I I shier the most perfect architecturally of any on the grounds Besides In the classification of ex hibits education leads all othcro taking rank over One arts manufacture and all the industries In remarking these fuels visitors have added that it was strange such prowl nence had not been given to education before and they are loud In their praise of those who have carried time Idea bo prominently to the front In St Louis the rcvcalment of process will bo carried out In the Iulacc of Edu JIUou lu woljl us lu the iither palace 1 Formerly It was deemed sufficient to arrange lu booths samples of text books and of apparatus of the laboratory and observatory Appliances used In the schoolroom were displayed conventionally and visitors could pass through aisle after aisle and view only the technicalities of the world of Instruc tion As n result tbe pedagogue only was Interested In St Louis however there Is to be actual demonstration of the use made of all such appliances nnd the multi tulle will find Itself entertained Thus the model1 training school will be nI creature of life boys to lhe seen using time tools of the various trades Pupils of a school for the blind will demon strate the methods In vogue where the sense of touch Is made to supply that of sight amid those who are dent and duniD will also be given opportunity to display their method of Instruction College professors at work In Inborn tories promise entertainment for the layman and likewise there will be demonstration of the methods em ployed In using the modern telescope and taking photographs of the sun moon IIntllltm8- SUpplNllcntlUi these active exhibits will be others iiillte as Interesting that have been tecured from nIl over the world by moans of the camera Enter one booth und turn the swinging doors of a movable cabinet You will see picture after picture Illustrating school life the children entering u class room time pupils at recitation In a lire drill during the recess hour In fact through all the stages from the hour when they assemble for their studies until time conies for dismissal As Illustrations of public school life In large cities New York St Louis Clcrelnm nud other municipalities have planned1 to make extensive dis plays while dills ut the old world will bring their Hvstemn Into comparison Higher education U exemplified as never before at a worlds fair All the large colleges of time United States have prepared1 extensive exhibits TAflODA 01 TilE IMITTIIAt PAVILION1 IN TilE CllINLSi IILMEIIVATION WORLDS I1 A 111- which are supplemented by displays from tllmcallutttltlltloIlS Both Interesting amid novel will be the exhibits made by the Agricultural department of time Federal government In the Education building for which congress iniulc a special appropriation of 100000 Those will bu In the na ture of experiment stations such as have been established at various places throughout the country for the practt cal education of those who desire to study the scientific questions of agrl culture and horticulture Here will bo demonstrated time best system of tel Ullzlng the coll of sowing the seeds of caring for the crops of harvesting them nnd then for handling the same In burns and storehouses Visitors to the Exposition will be given the op portunity for Instruction In the diseases which lufcht the realm of Flora and the medicines or surgery that must be employed to combat the dangerous Inroads Located1 ou time Grand batIn and corn manding a view of time Cascades the Terrace of Stairs nnd the Hall of Yes tivals time Palace of Education Itself a portion of the main picture can be reached1 by eitherI tillI broad boulevards or by transit over the crystal waters of time Iugoon Its visitorsI may reach Its doors In roller chairs on foot or In gon IIIUUlllIt iIn ttill others es pedal arrangements have been made for the comfort of time sightseers Mul tltiullnous windows permit of free currents of air constantly circulating and withdrawal rooms are at every hand where one can sit down after becom lag fatigued from too much exploration THE GREATEST WONDER From All the World Have Come Won den to Make Man Cry In Amaze ment When He Visit St Louil Title Year Rliifc hitmg Iiirfuii Itin riirlsilau rn when Antliiti r of Sitlun tMiuincniled KI VPII Wai worlM that Fiihsiucntly been time I imo eveii Wiiiiilers of Ithe World wonders hiivu iIICMMI neeumulat lag until their iiutiibor has become not only orviii ttimes Ct VOn or scvonty ttimesI seven but hundreds yes thousands times sovei- mivry great modern bridge Is a won tier of time world So Is every great Ipower uiiKliH niuiintulu climbing rail mad nr modern hotel And tins greatest wonder of all grout er thnn any of yesterday and today IsI tthe Louisiana ItircliaBcI Exposition This U luffiuie It combines time trl1tI iiesM of all the others and because those others wtn Inittrumentul bringing It Ito a state of completeness In order that tlm whole world should I I I dISIIIU1tiltlocomotiveI of Itill cable of the land telegraph of the telephone were brought Into use tbeti exhibits of these wonders theuixelres were levied upon to forum port of the grand dl llluIMention anything that causes man to express amazement mid It will be proved to you that It comm bt seen In St Lnui thLsYw I rfbe wifeless telegraph A station has been erected on the Fair grounds I Radium Experiments will be conducted with the puzzling mineral in Chemical Laboratory- A theII modern gas engine The largest In the world will be seen In the Palace of Machinery Rifled cannon that throw a shell twenty miles They will frown on ram parts surrounding the Government building The latest improved locomotive It will swing around and around on a turntable in the center of the Palace of Transportation steam hissing from ItsIcylinders as it revolves I A lend pencil the graphite In which Is made by the aid of electricity Its construction will be exemplified In the Electro Chemical Laboratory I The modern newspaper You may watch its creation in the Graphic Arts section of the Liberal Arts Palace The cotton gin See It working In the vicinity of Agriculture Dirigible airships They will sail over the prescribed course and when not seeking high altitudes will be housed in Immense stable That wonder which has almost ceased to become a wonder the modern watch You will be able to witness its con struction and the assembling of Its partsAnd upon these wonders are crowded other wonders that It would require page after page to describe which It will take week after week to view China a sealed book to the world has been thrown open by royal decree For the first time in history secrets which have been preserved from the days of Confucius will be revealed Art as it Is known In Japan will astonish those who have only been able to gain nn Inkling of Its existence from the word pictures of Lot and other writers llrazll shows the punctured rubber tree discharging its valuable sap of commerce and Its coffee berry In bloom 1eru reveals to the world her wealth of copper cotton and petroleum Hawaii sends a glimpse of the Per udlse of the Pacltle- Itussln awakens Interest with indus tries of a country almost ns unknown as China Panama the baby nation proves how her agriculture can make her prosper ous And Panama hand In hand with the United States shows in miniature that wonder the canal which will rlmngc the course of all ships that ply the semis You marvel at the growth of trans portation facilities within the last dec mimic each step will lie ttbowu juu at St Louts You hear ot a food that can be compressed Into a pill how it Is shone will be shown you at St Louis And you con partake of a course din ner from soup to dessert all of which can be held In a box which would con lain twelve twograin quinine capsules Creation of electricity What won der would not Franklin express could he see a modern dynamo manufactur ing thousands of Joves thunderbolts every minute forcing a tiny stream of water to lift great weights Marvel then at the powers of the hydraulic pres Can man make snow Look Into the great refrigeration plant Can water be set on tIrer It will appear no when the cascades ore illuminated by sub merged lumps after nightfall Planting potatoes Is now done by n machine which takes the earth ap pie cuts out the eyes halves or quarters It pushes the sections into the soil at equal Intervals and covers them thus tucking away the germs of life as a mother would tuck away a child In bed This machine will be on ex hibition during the summer of 1004 Flowers will tell the time of day at least timeS will appear to do BO Vines nestling on steel pointers both of which weigh more than a ton will travel around the circumference of a circle where grow numerals of brilliant toll ageNear by bloom 20000 rosebushes Im bedded In a six acre plot Was there ever such a wonderful display When you walk through the grounds you paw over a buried river At a cost of 140000 a stream was placed un derground before the Exposition build ings could be constructed What a wonder Is the deck of a modern battleship It will be seen as pre pared for action A donkey has been thriven Into one reed of a pipe organ that stands in the Hall of Festivals Weeds and wild flowers gathered from all parts of St Louis county are arranged In a unique display Prom the Philippines an entire vII luge has been transported to the banks of Arrowhead lake which Is an artifi dill body of water in the western see lion of the site Alaska sends four car loads of totem polesThe Amazon contributes the beauti ful Victoria lilies that grow on Its broad placid waters and the Nile tends the lotus In the air on time ground beneath the soil from the 30th day of April until the 1st day of December will lie seen the wonders of the world all form lug the greatest wonder of them alLp J H Williams Does not hesitate to recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to his friends and cue tomers Indigestion causes more III health than anything else It deranges the stomach and brings on all manner of illness Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di gest what you eat cures indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach disorders Kodol is not only a perfect dlgestant but a tisanebuilding tonic as well Renewed health perfect strength and in creased vitality follow itsuse m a S S- In Memoriam Mrs Bettie Shafer daughter of Tbos and Bottle Williams was born July 19 1875 and died March 20 1904 She professed faith in Christ at the age ofII 14 and joined the Waltons church and there lived a faithful mew ber until she moved her membership to Central Grove church where her fn nernl was conducted by Rev E D Maddox after which her remains were laid to rest in the church graveyard in the presence of a large number of sor rowing friends She leaves a father I mother three brothers and three sisters and a husband and one son ten days old IdepartureI Felix Shafer April 10 1903 Her last words with her mother about the future were You all have done alt you can for me We can only trust the Lord He will I make all things right MA Kodol Dyspepsia Cure I Digests what you oat STREET SCAVENGER Who Begged Crumbs From the Starving With 4250 in His Ragged Pockets The rich vagrant taken into custody by the police Wednerday on Fifth and Broadwaytprovedto be John Bnttemele who for four or five years hw occupied R room at the old Spencer House says the Cincinnati Enquirer When 11750 in currency and 360 in Government bonds were found In his possession at the Second District Police Sla ionhe at once in spite of his grime naked body and rags became a distio gulfthcd charge Bnttemeler is 73 years of age and iis now at the City Hospital being treated for starvation selfinflicted and for various other defects of the body and mind When the old man reached the street from an Avondale car he appear ed to belnanaddled condition apparent ly not knowing which way to turn His tottering mind under its feaifnl eco noinio strain had at last fallen brick and timber mend he stood a shivering pitiable object to Officer ODowd who accosted him and led him against his will to the station house He was ia bundle of rags reeking with vermin with a paralyzed face deaf and thumb and conld utter sounds only like a beast Nothing of an intelligible na ture could be secured from him and he was held for safe keeping and medical attention When his sod Jen coat was unhooked from its thatches a bare black dirtsmeared body revealed itself upon which the ravages of age and starvation were horribly visible A fivedollar gold piece and a nickel that racedISergeant Conrad with a clew to his pos belongingsMark said the Sergeant weve got another miser It is no ten toone shot he hasnt got a gold mini hidden about him The search of the old mans clothing then began and the finding of the bills which had almost grown together pre ceded the discovery of the Govern ment fonrpercent bonds The story of the misers existence at the Spencer Douse is a story of a scar enger in Its most virulent forum Sometimes the landlady of the house got as ranch as tenjcents a month out of her tenant bnt rarely that much she says He fed chiefly at garbage barrels and those were not from the homes for which the best of provision is generally made He was an old street vulture and begged for scanty crumbs from families who were not much further from starvation than himself He al ways begged at the doors of the per tystricken with 14250 on his ragged filthy person and was fed from the humble store of the strlckenand all the while received rentals from two houses which he owns in Corryville Just what final disposition will be made of Buttemeier lis a question that Isnp to the authorities Quick Arrest- J A Gnlledge of Verbena Ala was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 24 tumors After doctors and all remedies failed Bucklens Arnica Salve quickly arrested further Inflammation and cured him It conquers aches and kills pain 25c at J H Williams Druggist m o I Whisky a Good Cleanser- A lady in Valley Junction hired two men to help her in housecleaning The picture frames Yes answer ed one of the men and if yon could get ns some whisky why its the finest OhsbeIwill send down a bottle I have upstairs and you may try it The men washed the frames with soap and water and of course drank the whisky When she saw the frames bright and glittering she remarked And so whisky cleaned those frames whlIthe said l came very near throwing that whisky away I bathed poor Fide with it before he died you know The Hancock Clutvtn says Since the passing away of Gen D L Adair but four Mexican veterans are left in this county David Harrison of Fellville fohn Bivenfl of Lewisport Dick Richard on of Tywhapita Bottoms and William Newman of Utility Lucky Man Well Jones has struck it rich at lastYou dont say fYes his wife allows him 2 a week out of his salary now1 Tennessees cotton acreage this year is expected to be greater than ever be fore The high price of the staple iis the cause Why He Stopped His Paper Texas Trluwpb We have just got acquainted with a- man who wrote to the editor that be might stop his paper and in giving his reason said I think folks ongbten pend their munny for a paper my daddy didnt and everybody said ha was the ntelllgentest man in the country and had the smartest bois that ever dug mttaters S IAGreat Country Wiley the purefood orU sader ot the Agricultural Department has been making a few figures He says We aienow a nation 14000 miles wide and 7000 miles long and weigh twentyfive billion trillions of pounds RpokenIRambler la Danville Advocate I dont believe half the town people who read a country paper know how to value it Like other useful and commonplace things it must be done with out occasionally to be appreciated We are so used to sunshine and rain that never a thought is given to it unless it Is withheld for a little space and then if there are not more kicks registered in a day than there are dollars in the United States Treasury I miss my guess Folks who live In town where news germs are in the air the same WI measles or any other contagious disease are wont to glance over the county pa I earIII lazyIsnipes run it get up something new I and fresh T He forgets that because he has rubbed elbows with people and- II read several daily papers in the mean time the news may not be served hot I to him in a weekly or semiweekly but out on high roads and in the byways there are many toilers who havent the same advantages And to them tin count paper comes like a pleasant echo from the distant world across their- II quiet wheat fields and rows of sprouting corn They look forward to it and en 11111tllnpending on the county sheet for their scraps of news from abroadias well as to keep them posted obout what happens at home I IThe Purist Gets a Soaking- New York 1tco It looks like rain I beg your pardon- I say it looks like rain What doss TheweatherIThe weather my dear sir is a condi tion Rain is water in the njt of fallln from the clouds It is impossible tha they should look alike What I meant was that time sky look ed like rain- Equally impossible The sky iN time blue vault above usthe seeming arch or dome that we mistakenly call the heavens It does not resemble falling water in the least I Well then if yonareso tUnudering ly particular it looks us if it would rainAs if what would rainy I The weather of conrce Tho weather as before stated being a condition cannot rainIThe clouds then blame yonV I Ah Here it comes And I lmtve taken so much time in talking to you that I shall get wet to the skin before I can reach my street car II I may not know as much nboutltic you do but Ive got sense enough to get in out of it and yon havent smith the other as be raised his umbrella and walked away in a huff I A Practical Hint I loBe said he would lay the world at my feet said the impressionable girl Tell him to start with something easy answered Miss Cayenne Tell him to look after the house rent and the grocer bill and never mind the world for a few a Jet I Alice at the Fair ST Louis April 5 A telegram has been received here by Mlsa Irene Catlin a daughter of Daniel Catlin from Miss Alice Roosevelt accepting Miss Catlins invitation to be her guestI during the latter part of May and at tend the Worlds Fair- WhoopingI Cough In the spring of 1001 niy children had whoopingcougb says Mrs D W Capps of Capps Ala I used Chain berlaine Cough Remedy with the most satisfactory results I think this is the best remedy I have ever seen for whoop ing cough This remedy keeps the cough loose lessens the severity and freqency of the coughing spells and con teracU any tendency to pneumonia For sale by Z WayneGriffln 8 Bro Hartford Ky m I A New Specialty Brown in back ground That fellow over there in the high hat made a great hit ten years ago playing Ten Nights in a Barroom SJtnith Whats he doing now Brown Ten barrooms in a nightI A Count After the CashICount Alphonzo de Campan is in New York and frankly says that be is looking for a wife with an income of 50000 a year so that he may save his estates near Toulouse from passing out of his family It is refreshing that nt last a fortunehunter has arrived on these hospitable shores who will ac knowledge cheerfully his aimable object A Problem for You If Johnnie Jones has seven dogs And every one is white And fourteen cats come chasing round I Each one aa black as night And each two cats have eighteen lives Less three destroyed by rats How many lives must three dogs take Before they kill eight cuts I I FearIconvicted man do what you like with me but dout send my wife to prison too Let er go freeImpossible replied the Judge stern ly Yon go to the penitentiary and she to the House of Correction Ob thats all right I was afraid yon was goin to put us in the same cell I Calm and Dignified jKaibvllte Teen Banner Judge Parker is calm dignified and conservative in thought and action His life having been spent mostly in the judicial station has been a quiet I one free from that restless activity which has been a marked characer Is tic of the present occupant of tbo White House His order of mind is preeminently judicial He would take no official action without due thought and none of the hotbeaded impulses or precipitation that may at any time iI be expected in onr present chief execu tive would be probable if he were President I IThe Kentuckians Washington ioslJ Retort at a dinner in London last Ispring said the Chicago lawyer and almost directly opposite me sat a country woman of mine from KentuckyI One stout redfaced Englishwoman in the party persisted in baiting the Kentuckian until I looked to see her I lose her temper long before she did The Englishwoman talked about America and tho Americans as if tho Ken tucky woman had invented time country and was responsible for everything from Tammany to Pullman cars Noth lug American escaped her censure and at length she began on the race ques lion in a way that isnt heard at Ameri can dinner parties Sins went on milt the Kentuckian began to look danger One At last tho Englishwoman smith But you cant deny that you actual- lyJ burn niggers In the States The Kentuckiau smiled deliberately Oh the reports of that are greatly exaggerated she said The practice isnt general We only do It In parts of time the country where coal is too expensive to use And the Englishwoman didnt speak another word for nearly live minutes1 IDem Cr1t ConventionI Vote Democratic State Conventions held up to date show the following result Unlustructed Kansas 20 Xew Jer soy 24 Pennsylvania tk West Virgin in 114 Oregon 8 total till Instructed for Parker New York 7 Instructed for Olney Miissiirhnsettn 12 Instructed for Hearst Khodo Isliuul 8 New Mexico 0 South Dakota 8 Nevada II total 28 Of time twenty Kansas votes six are saitl to bit H mist men hearst will soula contesting delegation to the con JerseypWorlds Fair to Close at II Oclock IatNight Curfew will not ring ut time Worlds Fair tInning tho exposition period proper until IIII great nhow la openIII In answer to inquiries ninny j1rsous nil over tho country Secretary Stevens announces that time Exposition lIudllcJeI Sunday will be the exception to this rule the grounds being closed as tight I tiltIclosing hour by the tolling of bells on the site Every exhibit building on the grounds will be closed nt tmndowu The only exception to this rnle will be the Pal lace of Fine Arts which on certain even ngs will be open The regular schedule will gu into If feet on the first lilY of the opening of the Fair April ao A Sure ThingIIt is said that nothing is sure except IIltOIlung and throat troubles Thousand can testify to that Mrs C B Van Metre of Shepherdtotvii Vmm says 1 had a seven case of Bronchitis antII for a year tried everything I heard of but got no relief One bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery then cured me absolutely Its infallible for Croup Whooping Cough Grip Pneumonia and Consumption Try it Its guar DruggistTrialand We 100 m I Dehorning CalvesiiiI Every cattleman knows that it iIs but ter to have his stock dehorned whether they bt bulls cows or steers It is bet ter to do this when thecslves mire young aa It is u painful operation when the cattle get old ant the horn are Ijr I1 II The calves can be easily dehorned they are two or three weeks wheuIIII using caustic potash When the hornllI can be felt us u slight knot skin take u sharp knife antI cut the I IIIdimeIIII williprelentmaking a bad sore antI with very little pain to the calf It IU better to do this when the calf Iis young If the horns have gotten to be nn inch long it will not always I stop the growth us they somttitneH grow anti make ugly knots Thu caustic I lOut can be purchased In sticks at the Illru stores It should be handled care I fully OH it will burn time fingers Tho I stick to be used should be wrapped Ii I paper or leather with one end exposedI to rub the horn withi m Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dlsIcourages and Ilessens ambition beauty e 111 I f and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid neys are out of order or diseased Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that It Is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kid neys If the chili urin i ates too often If the urine scalds the flesh or If when the child i reaches an age when It should be able to control the passage it Is yet afflicted withI bedwetting depend upon It the i I the difficulty Is kidney trouble and the first step should be towards the treatment of these Important organs This unpleasantI i trouble Is due to a diseased kidneys and bladder and riot to a habit as I most people suppose I Women as well as men are made mis i erable with kidney and bladder trouble and both need the same great remedy The mild and the Immediate effect of SwampRoot Is soon realized It Is soldI by druggists In fifty fvA7 cent and one dollar sizes You may have a H l simple bottle by mall free also pamphlet tell Homo of Swawpiieot Ing all about it Including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured In writing Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y be sure andI mention this paper Dont make any mistake but remember the name SwampRoot Dr Kilmers SwampRoot and the address Binghamton NY on every bot- tleIJowItts m r SalvoI For PIlos Burns Soros Ns CASTORIA Tho Kind You have Always Bought niul which has been in use for over 30 years Ills homo tho signature of J milt mimi been iniulo under lila per sotmal supervision since lt Infancy I Allow no ono to deceive you In this All Counterfeits Imitations nnd JuKtmgooct are but Experiments that trlllo with Zulu endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience ngulnst Experiment What is CASTORIA Cnstoria is a hurniless substitute for Castor Oil Pare Boric Drops and Soothing Syrup It Is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic Kiiustancc Its ago is Its uimmtce It destroys Worms 4omit nlluys Fcvcrishnoss It cures Diarrhoea Bud Wind Colic It rellevcu Tvethlnt Troubles cures Constipation nnd Flatulency It assimilates time Food regulates tho Stomach unit Bowels Hiving healthy timid natural sloop Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA ALW- AYScti Signature of 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought 1TMI Use For Over SO yasCINTUH COMPANY TT MUftlUV SIT NCMT IaracamphRelieves Muscular RheumatismSore Muscles Sore Joints and Neuralgia The only External Remedy whIch wUl Sweat Out the Fever and Inflammation Sold coly la 2k Oct J100 Bottle At HI food Dreffbtu 0 SALK ItY 1 WAVNK UIl 1 IN k HKO IrOilltfMwIlItiIi 4 101Kt JAS It I1LKKN IIN 1 KlXttO GLENN Si RINGO IawyerQHARTFORD KY Will pttclkr their tofn lea in an Ihrroutl of Ohio uI a4jomnmccusitlrsauItu the Coutl Os Appeal l iscIal Mlrttlluii Rlirii toctlmlnil jrwllce and to collrcltmn- AM Notary IubMc for Ohio county C M HARM IT C kMIIII BARNETT SMITH Attorneys at Law IHARTFORD KY Will pitcUfc Ihrtr profnulun III nil the Court of Ohio sat ailjuinlng rounlir ant1111 th r Court of AIIalullrcllunl a xially llltit uvrr Kr iil llcan rrinlinKnlfne M PORTER IIJ at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will Ipractice hit ioksiou in Oho ami ail iolntdg coiitittr Sprcti ttrutun Klvcn to all ctilru lt1l to hlitarr IUIU R E L- Attorney SIMMERMAN at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice hi prufcMlou lu all the Coutti of Ohio ami xtjomtiK counties Collrctlont carrfully and ptomptly attenijtil to IOltt with T J7 sooth fi Co Maikct tttrtt IJOliN B WILSON Attorney att Lav icdd SUnGyor- I HARTFORD KY Specs it atttnllon glren to rolloclloll ad all kind tr SurreylDR nukliiK of Ab ltact c- Ato Not try JuWlc for Ohio county Office north mdeorpubticauarcW Attorney at Law AM COUNT ATTOUNKV HARTFORD KY IWill pi act Ice tmis proreulon In alt tire Couth of Ohio anti ndjolnlni counties and In the Court of Appeata Kltlct attention will 1be given to all builneM entrunted to hll care Collection a I I Upeclalty Office in coutthouw f FRANK L FELIX Attorney at LawIHARTFORD KYIWill practice hte proTeiulon In Ohloandad jolnlDKCountleii ami In the Court of Appeal Criminal practice aidI Collection a specialty Office In the Heraldl bultdinit iItUJ1 L 3iosekj ATTORNEY AT LAW limil JVbhiri Public HARTFORD KENTUCKY tff Oillec over First National Ilauk Better biSure Tan Sorry Is your homo Insured If nut why nulV Thousands of home us jootl SIH yours aro destroyed by lire In the United States every year Your prop erty may catnhI lire InI any of n hun dred illlTcrcntI ways Too Into then to Insure Call us up at onco and have a good sound policy placed to protect you IhhIEV LIKENS Hartford Ky 50 Years tJ9 i of Success This hour record From a until tHjinnlng we have grown until our tic lurk iorrovrr many acres Many of Jur nmchlnci sold forty to fifty years apo urn still Kiting llielt users faithful cTvlre Can anything be more con hieing of Iliflr tncrlli and durability 1 lid you over liear of any other machine J with tich n record Note a tom of time many superior HlltlU Of lllO WheelerWilsonNo I 9 The bury Hook displaces the old out of date uumechanlcal and trouble a- aommmc shmmmt tic Tin Krlrtlonlt ball bearing and per fort mechanical construction cunblo It to lie operated with onethird less exertion than Ilit required by ordinary machines It sew ttiireu yards of goods while a shuttle nmcbliie sews two It wake time most elastic and moil perfect stitch whether sewing light or heavy goods With our mpcrlor Attachments the greatest variety of work Is pomlhlc- Do 1t not mnkc time mistake of buying a icwlng iiucliinc until you have given tho Wheeler A Wilson No 0 a trial Wheeler A Wilson HfoCochic3go 111 For sale by G B Williams Hartford Ky Have a Cll1llbech1llrre1eholle Placed in your resi donee or place of business and put yourself in direct contact with the 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