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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, March 15, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911031501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, March 15, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. kVTHE HARTFORD HERALD k I t r Subscription lfJl Per Year in AdvanceIIII Come the HtnH of a NoUj fferld lUt Jim ellll Sitfailwlerjiif atjj But All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed j 37th YEAI HAlt ORD KY WEDNESDAY MARCH 15 1911 N t 11 OOIFnilOF THE OIKA REGIME May Now Come at Most rAnyMoment i THE BLOW SEEMS IMMINENT Hopes of People May be Realized Limantour Picked for Presidency MARTIAL LAW DECIDED UPON Washington March 11Th- eI downfall of the Diaz Government In Mexico Is Imminent Ills resigna tion and the transfer of authority may be announced at any time Events of the republic seem to be shaping themselves Inevitably t rrapidlyin that direction t The Mexican Congress was con vened today In an extraordinary f session to meet the emergency con fronting the Government The con stitutional guarantees throughout the repnbllcwere suspended This Is equivalent to the establishment of martial law and the change from J the orderly method of conducting the Government to the strong arm of the military Is an admission that In ternal conditions are extremely grave This one official act more than anything that has yet occurred cor t- rroborates the accuracy of the infor mation that has been received at Washington but which has been strenuously and vehemently denied by the representatives of the Mexi can Government Quibbling over the state of the health of President Diaz as indica tive of the strength of the republic has ceased to be a factor in the sit uationThe publication of his daily rout ins to bolster up the statement that the oia in it llitkale and hearty and still the dominant figure that he has been for 25 years no longer inter ests The substitution of martial 1for1 civil law is of vastly more con cern and to those who are keeping In closei touch with the Mexican sit Is nation this action portends the end t 1ofthe career of the man who has ruled Mexico with an Iron will backed by an army always loyal and prepared to do his bidding The army today if half the reports from Mexico are true no long er can be relied upon to uphold the Diaz regime Much of the disaffec tion in the Mexican military estab Hphrtlent Is said to be due to the mismanagement of a Minister otWar weak and hesitating who succeeded Reyes now in exile in Europe With its ranks decimated by de f FTtlon to the revolutionists Its pres tige as an efficient military force greatly diminished Its officers dis couraged and the soldiery disheart ened what remains loyal to Diaz is concentrating around the capital to afford personal protection to the old mm and to prevent rioting and pll Ifiglng when the final crash comes In Washington two names are jmentioned In connection with the Mexican Presidency Vice President Corral and Minister of Finance Llm t antour Senor Limantour Is loyal to tie Diaz group of which he is a prominent member and Is esteemed by the revolutionists Mexicans without regard to party character 1o him as a strong man and proclaim him as one of scrupulous hon etvHe Is a man of very great wealth and graft Is a thing of which he at least has never beencharged Gus tavo Madero brother of the revolu tionary General now In New York In an interview today spoke of him as a noble and fine man He is one of the few Mexican high officials continued Senor Madero who is not n grafter Hewas a rich man when he entered the statesmanship of our country and is a tine citizen Martial Law Iii Mexico Mexico City March ttFor the first time in 15 years President DIaz has determined to Invoke that clause In t constitution providing for summary actlonrthe application of the tfoath penaltywhen deemed ex pedient incases of highway robbery the raiding of towns and plantations pillaging cutting of telegraph and telephonef lines Interfering with tralfle by train wrecking or acts en dangering the lives of those operat f ing trains of damaging rallwa propertyThe permanent Commission of Congress which has the power to act as Congress when that body 1is not in session deferred the measure covering this proposed action of the Government to a subcommittee which Is instructed to report to the joint commission Monday when thi measure probably will be adopted- A note accompanying the bill signned by Miguel Macedo subsec retary at the Department of the Interior says the President considers the long string of depredations com mitted since Nov 20 of such a char aster as to justify application of that clause of the constitution providing for suspension of personal guaran tees This is an intermediate state between civil government and mar tial law The decision to present the bill for the approval of Congress was made at a recent Cabinet meeting STANLEY DECLINES TO ENTER GOVERNORS RACE Henderson March 12Congress- man A O Stanley in answer to ur gent calls that he enter the Demo cratic primary for the gubernatorial nomination issued a statement to day declining to make the race as was forecast In the dispatches from Owensboro this morning The letter of declination Is ad dressed to the people of Kentucky through Executive Committeeman J A Goodson DIxon Ky He rays his constituents want him In Con gress and ho must keep his word with the people His card Is a lengthy one and breathes the purest statesmanship and Democracy MORE AMERICAN TROOPS WILL fiO TO MEXICO Washington March ItFarreaching military plansxfor the mass- Ing I oqIU other troops on the Mexi co por4err aro rapidly being perfect ed by the War department The ut most activity prevails among the general staff and already plans have been made on paper for the quick mobilization of another division of ifj00o1 trqpps for use If emergency requiresThe National Guard of Ken tucky will be put under orders at the first shooting on the Mexican horde It Is the Intention to throw in the National fiunnl ns a reservo force for quick decisive action If trouble comes and trouble Is ex pectedThere Is a strong and growing im pression that the movement of Unit ed States troops will eventually and probably not far In the future ex tend to Mexico City- Centertown o Citizen Dell Mr E H James one of Center towns old and respected citizens died at his residence In that town on last Saturday of old age and complications In the 73d year of his age He had long been- a member of the Methodist church and was a good citizen Fu neral services were conducted at the West Point Baptist church Sunday by Revs R D Bennett and L W Tlchtmor In the presence of a largo crowd Interment was In the family lot near the residence of Mr J D fell Point Pleasant Mr James was sick only about a week before he lied He loaves four sons and two daughters all grown Judgment Reversed In the Court of Appeals last week he judgment of the Ohio Circuit Court was reversed in the case of the Green River Chemical Company against the Board of Trustees of the own of Rockport The Chemical company had secured a deed to tract of land to erect a wood alcohol actory and if the site was not used for the factory a fixed number of ears it was to revert to the peopled the city who had donated the money and the court holds that the lour mill Is a factory covering the requirements In the agreement to maintain a factory on the site Church Notices The Herald is free to all church notices front any church Already we have personally solicited from lome and do hereby solicit all the preacher of the county who care to have announcements made through his medium to bring or send them II In Any who do not avail themselves if this privilege are taking all the esponslbUlty of this particular mat I I themselvesIjer upon Ii Texas w1iivoteon statewide pro Ibltlon July 22nd and a wars time Is certain t- I I I i I LADY SARAH WILSON HUNTRESS AND MAFEKING HEROINE II iii0 stranger to the United States Is Lady Sarah Wilson aunt of the half American Winston Spencer Churchill Lady Sarah recently arrived to spend the rest ot the social season with friends in New York She knows the west already having shot grizzly bears In the Rocky mountains She Is a Diana the huntress who has killed old game in last Arrianles lions so Colonel lloose volt Isnt the only person of that distinction now In America Lady Wilson Is said to be a better shot with both rifle and pistol thou is Colo nel Roosevelt She was the heroine of the siege of Mofektng in the Boer war doing much work as a volunteer nurse UNITED MINE WORKERS ELECT THEIR OFFICER Election Returns Show Good Men Chosen for the Various Places The following constitutes electior eturns of District 23 UMW of A The cnnvnsBlng board of this District mot Tuesday of last week and pro ceeded to canvas the returns of local urlons for various offices In the district for tie ensuing year The returns of said canvas show that R M Roll was reelected president by a large majority L B Walker was elected vice president H H Vincent was elected secretarytreasurer by a largo majority and Estlll Drake Geo Harris and J F Evorley were elected auditors they having no op positionL Campbell Chas W Mulllkin and J D Walker were elected tel lers The District Executive Board consists of Jno M Baker Geo Rono Juo B Baker Ed Frayser Dick Da k v V M Render and D R Childs Geo Baker was elected by a large majority as a member of the Inter national Executive Board There being 54 aspirants for the various offices the races for all were very interesting and with some very close The candidates were from eight dif ferent counties This district has 6000 members The only officers I from this side of Greon river elect ed wore Richard Baker of Taylor Mines Chas Mullikln of McHenry V M Render of Williams Mines and J F EVerly and J D Walker OhioThe President and Secretary re receive a salary of = 8105 the vice President receives 7585 and the other officers receive 292 per day AH officers receive this together with all legitimate expenses IThe directors of the Qrayson County Fair Association have announced that they wilt flord their fair at Lettchffefd this year for four days Atrgttst 16 Iff it ails tsi a ORDER TO RECRUIT THE KENTUCKY STATE GUARD I Order Issued It is Said Without Any Word from Washington Acting Adjutant General Basset has Issud an order to all State card companies In Kentucky as followsIt organlzaI ed to the strength authorized by the existing orders with men available I for instant service should an emer gency arise In executing this order no account will be taken of enlisted men carried on the rolls of commands wo ire absent from the count y or State or otherwise Incapacitated from Immediately Joining their com mands All unexamined listed men must be at onto ordered before a surgeon for examination Senior officers of medical corps stationed at points named are au thorized to enlist fortyfive men at Lexington twenty men at Owens boro and twenty men at Russell vllle for services as members of the hospital corps This order was Issued without any word from Washington but there is believed to be something behind this unusual activity and building up of the State guard 3HIO COUNTY 31AN- TAUGIIT GOOD SCHOOL The Robertson County Central of last week has the following complimentary notice of an Ohio countlan Prof Henry S Barnes of Beaver Dam Ohio county Ky closed a very uccessful term of school atCulp1- 0niiFrday Feb 3rd The closing xerclsea ward attended by a iI rdwdcd house of scholars and leased1 patrons which should bo I 1iotfi gratifying and encouragfng to lieoung professor Prof Barnes ecqrd will snow tile highest aver age attendance for many prcccdlni temps This speaks highly for him as a teacher Mr Barnes came to us a stranger but his kindness and gentlemanly ways won for him many friends who will be sorry to learn of his leavetaking Let us always give the stranger a chance PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT GIVEN IJY MRS MrJIENRY On last Wednesday evening Mrs John J McHenry gave n delightful surprise party to her guests Mlssei Margaret Frost of Nashville and Elena Smith of Madisonville at the McHenry homo place on Mulberry street The house was artistically decorated with daffodllls from undo the old pine trees other flowers and evergreens Oldfashioned game were the feature of the evening and delightful refreshments were made bv the young people on a chafing dish The soft glow of candelabra lookluponby Miss Alta Mae Likens the yours lady who caught the most plates In the game of plntesplnnlmr and a dainty silver pencil was the prize awarded Mr Henry Griffin in tht- same game The other games were also joyously amusing Mrs McHenry Is a most delightfulII entertainer and made all feel perfectly at home It all seem i I ed a breath of bygone days and aII revival of the times when the hos pitable home of the McHenrys wan the scene of PO much happiness for all who lived In Hartford Those who enjoyed the evenings pleasure were Misses Marcaret Frost of Nashville Tenn Elena Smith of Madlsonvllln Alta Mae Li Ikens Mrttle Moselev Beatrice Haynes Mrs Tennle T McHenry Mrs John J McHenry and little son Henry D Prof T H Smith Mr and Mrs Isaac Foster Messrs E G Barrass Tlce Burns KstHJ Park Ellis Foster henry Griffin Trimble Pendleton Dr H J Bell and Heber Matthews CHILI DRINKS PINT OF WHISKEY AM1 EXPIRES Elkton ICy March 11Securi- ng a quart bottle of whiskey while there was no one else In the room Clarence the fiveyearold son of Robert L Harris a farmer of Wel helmlna neighborhood drank about a pint of the liquor and was In an unconscious condition when found by his mother upon her return from the kitchen where she was preparing breakfast The child had placed the bottle bock In the hex where It was kept and 1 U W5 some time before the tam ily ascertained what the real trouble was Medical aid was summoned but nothing could be done to stopI tbe convulsions and death relievedl turf Childs suffering j Acquitted Of Hcrlous Charge In the trial of Dr J L Smith of Centertown charged by Mire Nora Burress of the same town with being the father of her illegitimate child which was held before Judge R R Wedding In Hartford several days last week the defendant was acquitted The case was warmly contested on both sides and eloquent speeches were made by the contending attorneys The jury wpa composed cf Messrs S T Barnett J H B Carson W F Ward Jr Mitchel Baldwin and W E Bldwell The prosecution wnp presented bv County Attorney C E Smith and Mr W H Barnes while Messrs Heavrln Woodward and Mr J E Fogle represented the defendant y iSLANI ROYS IMNCIIKn- AT SOUTH C RROLLTON Island Ky March 11Several- f the boys from Island pot pinched In South Carrollton a low days age or getting in a little mixup among themselves while coming from Central City Some of their friends from Island went up to South Car- rollton and succeeded In getting hem out of their difficulty They say they dont like South Carrollton any more Notice to Wool Growers Of A S of E We will meet at Hartford April 7 1911 to elect a grader E C BAIRD Chmn MELVIN STEWART secy IRhode RctlsIBlack O- rdngtensstock and eggs for sale 9tt r MRS A S cklNN riiol9 99Cf Beaver Dam ky s BANKS CASHIER IS NOW MISSING Had Charge of Suspended Stephensport Bank MOST GLARING CASE OF LOOT Banks Attorney Found the Holdings of Fleeing Cash ier a Myth DEPOSITORS VERV HARD 1111 Stephensport Ky March 11 Developments here since the closing of the Two States bank on Tuesday of this week and the departure or disappearance of Cashier John S Adair show that the bank was con pletely looted before It was closed There was practically nothing left in it and even the young lady Miss Payne who was assistant cashier os well as her mother had all their savings In the bank and the prob alllone Is that she did not know of the bank being Impoverished though she was In charge of the bank often alone while Adair was absent oii other en terprises or away at Hawesvllle or Owensboro to both of which places he often went This tact is also deeply humiliating to Miss Payne Orlando Smith who was the heav lest stockholder In the bank after Cashier Adair is frank in saying that the bank Is ruined and also gives out the fact that several of tie stockholders are utterly Insolven find good for no amount much less for the double liability The proba bility Is now that the 27000 at first given out as the amount of In debtedness contracted by Adair through others but practically all or which Is supposed to have gone to Ills purposomay be trebled when all revelations are made It is now known here that tho directors were averse to Adair spending so much of his time away from Stephensport and protested more than once but Adair always explained things so well that no action was ever taken Attorney Tohn P Haswell who has been employed by the directors to look after the Interests of the bank and Mr Smith wore at Hawes vllle this morning for the purpose oP seeing what they could get there belonging to AdAir and though they found there the places In which 1e maintained a winter and a summer home they found no property of his nor any Information as to his where ajouts He nn l I fq wife leftt rte Sye Vllle tor OW islari on the night before the closing of the bank was an nounced One rumor has it that they are In Mississippi where a daughter of Mrs Adair resides AUTO MANOLKS RAUY GiRL MOTHER BECOMES INSANE Cincinnati March 12After see ing her fiveyearold daughter Es ther crushed to a pulp by being hit by an automobile and picking up the mass of mangled flesh and run ping four squares to the city hospl lal Mrs Mary Coffman of this city went violently insane today when Informed by the officials of the Institution that the child was dead She was placed In a strong ward and Is in a precarious condition tonight- A riot was narrowly averted bv the timely arrival of the police di rectly following the accident Tluetlittle Coffman girl was playing In Central avenue when the machine owned by Mrs W A Leech of Nor wool ran her down The car was occupied by Mrs Leach a daughter and her maid The accident hap paned in the center of the Jewish section and a body of men attacked the car after the childs body had been pulled from under It The arrival of the patrolmen however saved the occupants of the machine rom serious Injury louse and Lot for Snlo Situated on corner of Main and Washington streets Hartford known as the old jail property and now occupied as a residence by Mr and Mrs W H Griffin Twostory brick house with all necessary outbulld ings Will sell on easy terms For further particulars call on or ad tress MRS WVH GRIFFIN tOte Hartford Ky H iiTU l I T r MilTON OLIVERI DETAILS STORY Of Night Rider Raid on Hopklnsville TELLS OF PART HE AND OTHERS Played as Alleged Member of the GangDrilled- for the Raid 1 KATII FOR OATH VIOLATION Hopklnsvllle Ky March Slnt- he trial today of Dr David A Amos alleged night rider chieftain t charged with participation In the Hopklnsvllle raid numerous witnesses were Introduced to prove the In vasion of the city by a masked and armed band the burning of proper ty shooting Into houses wounding of men whipping of a tobacco buys nUll capture of citizens police sta tion tire department and telephone and telegraph offices Milton Oliver Testifies There was a buzz of suppressed excitement when Milton Oliver was summoned to the stand On direct examination he said he was CO years old wag now a resident of Illinois but with the exception of a year or two had lived all his life In Lyop county He had known Dr David A Amos four or five years He Ol a iver was a member of the night ri1 tier organization lie Joined at Nnbbs schoolhouse either in 190C or 1907 In the winter time Dr Amos ws not present the night of Ills Initiation The obligation was administered by George Brown The first time ho remembered seeing Amos at a meeting was InCedarGrove schoolhouse and he was Instruct ing tho have how to transact busi ness on different occasions The purpose of the organization was to have everything their own waytor Instance If a man would not Join the association to wait on him and see that he Joined Amos told them 41to go after a man right If he got mad and died it could not be helped He hall hoard Amos tell of plans to Invade Hopklnsvllle saying the city had Invited the night riders He told of the formation of two squads for the raid No 1 was com posed of Wallonia Lodge and No 2 of Nabbs schoolhouse and Cedar Grove Lodges No 1 was Instructed to capture the police station andNoHop ti Hoptithe first sQuad but coming Into town stumbled In the darkness and fell losing his place and attached himself to No 2 The two squads met at AVallonla about dark the night of the raid and started to Hopklnsvllle being reenforced on the way by sev r rni other squads After meeting at Wallonla ho said Dr Amos who 4 4was regarded as foremost man and lender Instructed the men as to de tals of tho raid he saw him no more until horses wore hitched out vldo of Hophlnsvllle where Amos lined up the night riders and gave them final Instructions He told of marching Into the city and the destruction of John C Lath rms warehouse Chairs end boxes were piled together saturated with coal oil and set on lire Outside the building the raiders under instruc tions discharged fire arms to Intimi date the citizens After tho build Ing was sot on firethe squad march ed to another warehouse and applied the torch Guy Dunnlnc one of the defendants was ho said captain of squad No 1 Hn had seen Dunning prior to the raid at Wallonla B Malone another defendant was cap tain of squad No2 ho said At VallonIa John Robinson he said was detailed to set fire to the Lath nm warehouse He said Newton Nichols and Irving Glass also de fendants were In the squad at the tires Glass had ridden homo with him the morning after the raid Ho beard It reported among the night- riders that Dr Amos had been shot r nnd that a Dr Hayden had carried him home The defense objected to the Introduction of testimony by Oli ver of what he claimed to have heard but the motion was overruled by the court Later ho heard some of the band say Be careful and dont get hurt for there is no doctor in the crowd Tie saw Guy Dunning again In tho gang which had been whipping Lind say Mitchell he said He did not re member to have been present at any night rider meeting with Dr Amos f since tho tight of the raid and had not since then heard him converse pbout the Hopklnsvllle Invasion CrosBoxamlned by Judge Bush Oliver said lie had joined the Farmers i Prolectlve Association after lead Jdlned the night riders Her 4beJ l v repeated practically All of his testimony regarding Amos and his connection with the band He admitted that testifying as a defendant In the Hollowell damage suit in Federal Court at Paducah he had sworn he wasnot a night rider had never been In a raid and never knew anybody who was a night rider He said he know Wallace and Arnold Oliver They wore his nephews He did not remember sending for then just before his Hopklnsvllle confession and denied he told them that ho was out 1000 or 1200 by the Federal Court trial and Intended to Indict a lot of fellows in Hopkins vllle and get back some of the mon ey He admitted he swore falsely in declaring at Paducah he was not a night rider Judge Bush produced an affidavit signed by Oliver who Identified hh signature It was read In open court and was a repudiation by Oliver of a confession made In this city It alleged that ho had been brought tc Hopklnsvlllo by Walter Krone and MaJ Bassett who told him they had nineteen witnesses to prove him a night rider and put him In prison un less he made certain statements that he sworq to some affidavit here the contents of which he did not fully remember but which implicated Dr Amos and others that he made the statements fearing he would other wise be sent to the penitentiary but he had sworn falsely and was not a night rider and never In a raid Oliver admitted he had signed this repudiation but said Its statements were untrue Questioned bv Stats Attorney Smith Oliver said he swore falsely In Federal Court trials because of his nightrider oath and that death was the penalty of Its violation He had repudiated his Hopklnsvllle con fession for a similar reason and at the repeated solicitation of John w1 Hollowell and Dab Nabb both of whom he said were night riders Tley knew he had been sleeping out since going before the Chris tian countv grand jury and told him It would be safe to return home he said If he slimed the affidavit they presented to him Oliver said that at a meeting at Nabbs schoolhouse just before Fed eral Court trials Amos had told numerous defendants to swear anything that would clear them The witness told of signals by which nightrider attorneys would know a member of tho band who was to be used on a Jury The attorney would put one hand to his collar and the juror If ho was all right would reply by a similar motion with the other hand Oliver denied that he had talked to Krone and MaJ Bassett Jointly ind said ho had come to Hopklns vllle by himself and because he had been summoned to appear before the rand jury- Medicines that aid nature are always most successful Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan It loosens the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and olds nature In restoring the system to a healthy condition Sold by all sealers m Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Jf T Smith c Guar Plalntllfs vs Jx Parte By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court endured at the February term 1911 In the above cause for the purpose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their rcspec Ivo Interests may appear after pay ng the costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys fee I will of er for sale by public auction at the ourt house door In Hartford on Honday the 3d day of April 1911 ibout one oclock p m upon a cred it of six months the following described property towit Being a tract or parcel of land In Ohio county Kentucky on the headwaters of Middle Fork of Adams Fork creek bounded as follows Jcsrlnnlng nt n stone thence S 47 971loleshence N 92 poles to a stone thence S W 10 poles to the crock and with It to the beginning containing fifty sires being the same more or less al1l1 which land was conveyed to Nora Wright bv R Ti Wells and wife on January 12 1903 and which Is on record in Deed Book 25 page 2Ci3 Ohio County Clerks omen The purchaser will be required fa execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner Heavrin Woodward Attorneys Many Children arc Sickly Mother Grays Sweet Iowders for children break up colds In 24 hours elleve feverishness headache atom ach troubles teething disorders and estroy worms AtaJlI druggiatpti- 15c Sample mailed PREEHd Allen S Olmsted JL e BoyNdreyss J mI d A 1 THE GUMS NOWL OUT OF THE BAG Array of Conquest or In vasion of Mexico NO MORE PLAYING AT WAR British Interests Demand That Uncle Sam Shall Protect Them MONROE DOCTRINE INVOLVEI Washington March 9 Nlnetee thousand United States troops and two fleets are mobollzlnj for ma neuvers In the neighborhood of the Mexican border The largest movement of the king ever undertaken In this country In time of peace Declared by White House and de partments to be only for training 0I cooperationIworkA division of three brigades of In fantry and an Independent brIgade of cavalry with headquarters at San Antonio MajorGeneral William H Carter commanding and Brigadier Generals M P Maus F A Smith and U W Hoyt A brigade at Gal veston BrigadierGeneral A L Mills commanding- A brigade in the Los Angeles Cal district BrigadierGeneral Tasker H Bliss commanding Two thousand marines to gather at Guantanamo GOO now on the fleet thore and to he landed at once 700 on the Prairie and 00 on the Dixie to leave Philadelphia Thursday and Friday Three armored cruisers Minneso ta North Carolina and Washington 3800 officers and men to assemble at Guantanamo Rear Admiral Sidney A Staunton commanding Most of the Pacific fleet to assemble at San Pedro and San Diego Cal Rear Admiral Thomas commanding An Army of Invasion Washington lIarchfOThen- rm mobilizing at San Antonio was oday declared by the highest mlll ary authority to be an army of conquest or Invasion Fully equipped hospital companies are on their way to the front draughtlngs of all the roads in Mexico have been furnished general charters and engineers and entire signal corps ordered out Ml arrangements have been made ror crossing the Rio Grande If the news of Dlazs death should jo received today the war department withinI n few moments could1 liavo orders for Invasion In the lands of the troops commander ormal denial that Diaz was dead Yes sent out by Ambassador de la Jarra today burn call was Issued for all loyal Mexicans to return to Mexico Knowlqdge of the situation however gained from facts pertaining to tho situation which the high officials cannot conceal shows that the troops have not been suddenly irderod from remote posts and gar Isons for practice maneuvers It being a season of the year when inch maneuvers are not usual and Iurthormore that they are not bo ng lined along the Mexican border merely to prevent Invasion from marauding bands of Insurrectos The troops are to be held In rertdl less to cross the line and perform Held service in Mexican territory in the event that an emergency requires speedy action The hurry orders are understood to be duo to representations from Ambassador Wilson who arrived In Washington Saturday from the City or Mexico that affairs in the neighboring republic are nearing a crisis ivblch threatens the safety of the Immense foreign Investment Inter ests It Is believed that the Govern neat ordered Ambassador WilsonI here for intimate carding tho exact condition of afI fairs and the military movement its further believed has resulted not love from the menace to American ntorcsts but from the representations of Great Britain and perhaps some of the important European lowersEnglish capital to the extent of hundreds of millions of dollars is invested in Mexican railroads and in mining interests These Interests like those of Americas are jeopardized by the Mexican Insurrection and the fear that the Diaz gov AforI Ttii Kind You dare AJW JsBbht jBears the Signature of o d 1 ernmeht cannot cope with it tlI aa 1 fact 4f coursd that the revolutionary leaders have given assur once to foreign governments of the protection of their property but at the same time notice has been served that if the railroads carry fedora al troops thero will be no recourse except to cripple them by tearing up the tracks There is the added fear that IiIf the government be overthrown a state of affairs approaching anarch may develop in some of the States so that no official assurance would be of value without the power to protect the Interests The United States is looked to for protection In behalf of foreign Interests on ac count of the Monroe doctrine It iIs understood the ambassadors of Eu ropean governments in Washington have represented that if this doctrine is to be enforced it Is the dutyi of the United States to assume a po sition immediately where it can protect the interests of other nations in Mexico or else the foreign gov ernments concerned will feel Impelled to take steps for protection with their own forces even to the possible Invasion of the neighboring romiBIIc wIlfiaH the consequences InvolvedIt plain on the face of affairs that the United States docs not want to have arty complications InvolvIng the Monroe doctrine such as might ensue through European Interven tion In Mexico This fact possibly more than the danger to American Interests immediately Involved may be assumed to be responsible for the quick action that has been taken With a fourth of the American army on the border ready to jump across the line at a moments notice Eu ropean foreign offices naturally will bS greatly relieved The movement to them Is an object lesson of the United States readiness and ability to meet whatever serious situation mav arise One of the things that causes spe cial apprehension Is tho reported so rious Illness of President Diaz Should he dlo It Is feared the gov ernment would come to H speedy fall In which case prompt action might be required by nn Invading army to prevent riot and destruction of property nnd attacks on the lives of foreign residents There Is the suggestion also that in certain emergencies our troops might find it excusable to go to the aid of the federal army of Mexico also In the Interest of foreign residents and In vestments Itcbcl Junta Is Pleased Members of the Mexican revolu tionary Junta in Washington view the move on tho part of this Govern ment as significant of tho success of their cause They declare the In surrection Is already practically successful that Diaz will flee If ho does not die and that the United States will be a welcome old in help ing to preserve order until a new government can be made sefmre Dr Molls AntiPain A sudden attack of Cholera Mor bus Is dangerous Keep Dr Bells AntiPain at hand a dose relieves almost instantly It also cures Diar hoca Cramps Flux and all Bowel Complaints m Muster Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Dundee Deposit Bank Plaintiff- vs A E Jennings Defendant By virtue of a judgment and order it sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 1911 In the above cause for the sum or 12500 with Interest at the rate of C per cent per annum from the 3th day of September 1908 until mill and 2815 costs herein I will utter for sale by public auction on the premises where the property is ocated near Narrows Ohio county Kentucky on Friday the 31st day of March 1911 about 11 oclock a in upon a credit of three months the following described property to nit One boiler two engines one saw rll complete all located nt Narrows Kentucky on lands of Lon Phillips in Tuly 8 1905 The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner Heavrin Woodward Attorneys Gives Prompt Relief William H Douglas Jr of Wash ngton D C says I take great pleasure in informing you that I have used Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey and it gave me almost Instant reef m THE NOCriEEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE Program for Friday evening March 17 1911 anpwqredbylong Lula Vardf jvaValiace and kfarlLwa Foster publlqcpurtship burry Wallace grid Marilwa Foster I J I Tho Kind You Have Always Bought and vhlcjh has boon IIIi in use for over SO years has borno tho signature of i IIIlonalojAll HUll eo Juat as good p IUUU Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla Iso harmless substitute for Castor OH Perorgorlc Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and alloys Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALW- AYScti Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought r In Use For Over 30 Years I THC ONTAON COMPANY TT MUBHAY STRUT New VOHK CITY Whistling songW R Stevens Re- eitationsKathleenI Stevens Fllydla Foster and Gertie Bennett Old business Appointment of commit tee to arrange a program for the fu ture meeting Recess Singing Word Lecture by president Debate subject Re solved that nature Is more attrac tive to the eye than art Affirma tive J P Foster F C Bennett A C Porter Negative O D Car son P D Tweddell W R Stevens Paper Reading of program Crit icism FILYDIA FOSTER Secy Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky MontenegroRlehm Music Co Plaintiff vs T J Walker Defendant By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 1911 In the above cause for the sum of 17000 with interest at the rate of C per cent per annum from the 14th day of December 1908 until paid subject to the following cred its May 18 1909 500 May 21 1909 300 May 31 1909 1600 July 16 1909 800 July 24 1909 500 August 18 1909 800 March 4 1910 1000 March 4 1910 1000 July 28 1910 500 September 17 1910 500 Novem ber 1 1910 500 February 2 1911 12fiO and 2885 costs herein I will otter for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 3d day of April 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the following described property towit One Browster Piano style CH No 45586 or sufficient thereot to produce the sumsof money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner Wilson ft Crowe Attorneys Not Acry Expensive Well thank heaven said the clerk In a downtown office the other day our engagement is broken but Im not out much How much 1 Inquired the book keeper Well I spent 100 for canny and paid four Installments on the ring So TiredIt may be from overwork but the chances are Its from aa la ctlve LIVER With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor without fatigue It adds a hundred per teat to one earning capacity It caR bekept In healthful action by and only by tUSISj I TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE f 0 It ESTABLISHED 1858 If its a ring a walchJewelry I getlithepricesIthe OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE IN TilE SOUTI For almost halt centurY we have ared nIJ elusively the Southern trade Write today for our free illustrated catalogue Address C P KyEver Barnes Co I ProiOBBlonul CardfJlfh PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice hli proleuion in Ohio lid ad cluing counties Special attention given to ibuilntfientraited to his care o FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will prlcllN hit profession In Ohio lid I AppealxlmtnelOffice In the Herald building C Y DARHKTT C R SMITH BARNETT it SMITH Attorneys at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice their profeulon In all the Court ConIAppell Dr BtsAntisep icS lveIGood for alj Skin Diseases A a PatempracFIse I torateEETRAOERK EPEaENCEaaend4cent IK InnlnableboobPATIMTS InrauUoiD l LAWVERS30SsBVenlh D C DR BELLS ANTIPAIN- For Internal and External Patna r We promptly obtain U a and Foreign Band model iketcb or photo of InTenUon tot tweport on patentability Tor free took IR- o TanrIADv prjSeirsPIneTarHQney Per CeugK and Cold i M 0 rTriii M p AA VICTORY FOR JUDGE BIRKHEAD On Writof Prohibition In Patrick Case f FINAL ORDER HIGHER COURT is 1 Dismissing the Petition The 1 Case Will Probably be Compromised FINE POINT OF LAW DECIDED t IfFraQkfort Ky March 10In the case of Thomas Patrick against TI F BIrkhead Circuit Judge the ap pellate court overruled the appeH lants motion for a writ of prohibi tion and dismissed the petition The decision of the Court of Ap peals upholds Judge Birkhead in all the rulings he has trade In the case against Tom Patrick in the suit brought against him by his mother Mrs Fannie Patrick The writ of prohibition grew out of the fact that Judge Birkhead had made an order directing Patrick to pay his mother 200 within a certain time which was superseded Later Judge Blrkhead made another d ordet requiring him to pay the sum of 190 and upon his failure to do so he was fined 30 and sentenced to imprisonment In the county jail for contempt While Judge Blrk head was holding court at Calhoon a writ of habeas corpus was sued out before Judge Owen and Pat- rIck who was then In the custody of Deputy Sheriff Harl was ordered released from custody As the February term of court was approaching Patrick sued out a writ of prohibition upon the grounds that he was in fear of Judge Birk head who would cause an order to l be entered placing him in jail for contempt A motion for p temporary restraining order was denied and now the court has made a final order deciding the case on its meritsIn its decision the Court of Ap peals says The writ is aonlled for on the ground that the Circuit Judge was without authority to modify at one term a judgment which he had en tered A another term and that when had entered a judgment at one term and It was superseded he was without authority to enter other judgments at another term The itPwithlncult Judge made in December an or der directing the payment by the trustee of a certain sum of money to the beneficiary to supply her tem porary needs and set the case over for hearing on Its merits to the January term At the January term tiJ I i WEAKIKidney Troubles May be Sapping Your Life Away Hartford People Have Learned Wt This Fact When a healthy man or woman be glue to run down without apparent causebecomes weaklanguid depressed suffers backache headache dizzy spells and urinary disorders kidney weakness may be the cause of It all Keep the kidneys well and they will keep you well Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and keep them well Can Hartford readers demand further proof than the following statement Price Graham Railroad St CIot verport Ky says I can recom- mendJ Doans Kidney Pills as a rem edy that lives up to representations For four years I suffered from dis I ordered kidneys and the secretions from these organs were too frequent In passage obliging me to rise sev eral times during the night Whenever I caught cold It was sure to settle In my kftlueys and greatly aggra vatA my trouble My buck ached se verely and when I stooped I was seized by sharp twinges through my k loins The ache in my back at night greatly disturbed my rest and in the morning I arose feeling lame and sore I was very nervous the alight est work tlred tae and I often I felt dull and languidi Dbans Kidney Pills relieved me in a short time and It I a I fourI1 I poxes to effect IL complete cure I I can say that this cure has proved f permanent i For sale by all dealers Price 50 T 1 1tentsI FoBterMllbura Co Buffalo UnitedYiuWt Remember the name Doana Ana take no other Y f when the Commissioner had tiled his report the Circuit Judge did not modify the order which he had made In December but on the facts which he hadthen before him made a further order directing another sum of money to be paid to the beneficiary From their very origin courts of equity have controlled matters between trustee and cestul quo trust requiring the trustee from time to time to do that which In good con thejallowance to the beneficiary at one term ho did not lose control over the case He still had the case be fore him to settle tho trust and require the trustee to execute it prop erly and he had full power at the next term to direct the trustee to pay other money to the beneficiary The propriety of the chancellors or der will not be reviewed on a motion of this sort He was not proceeding without his Jurisdiction The decision of the Court of Appeals is a sweeping victory for Judge Blrkhead and leaves the case wide open for him to make such further orders as he may think proper It was understood that in the event the Court of Appeals should decide against Patrick that an effort would be made to compromise the differences between him and his mother Unless this Is done and that quickly too Judge Blrkhead will proceed by further orders that will bring Patrick Into custody if he remains in Daviess county astate of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas county es Frank JCnsney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney k Co doing buislness in the City of ToledpCounty and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure Frank J Cheney Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence this 6th day of De ember A D 1886 Seal A W Gleason Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Sendfor testimonialsfreeF Co Toledo Ohio Koldby all Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation t DOESNT THINK WELL OF CERTAIN CONGRESSMEN Nashville Tenn March DJohn Sharp Williams Senatorelect from Mississippi and former minority lead er of the House at a banquet here before the parcelspost convention of Southern merchants In answer to the statement of R Houston Dudley Jr one of the Nashville speakers that Congressmen from the larger cities would doubtless secure the passage of the uniform rate parcels post bill said- I was in Congress seventeen vears and in all that time I never knew three men of fair intelligence from New York Chicago and Phila delphia combined When a bill gets a reputation of having New York and Chicago behind it ho contin ued it tins as much chance as an antifarmers union candidate for Justice of the Peace at Benton Mass Attacks rficliool Principal A pevere attack on school princi pal Chas B Allen of Sylvania da Is thus told bv him For more than three years he writes I suffered Indescribable torture from rheumatism liver and stomach trouble and diseased kidneys All remedies fail ed till I used Electric Bitters but four bottles of this wonderful reme dy cured me completely Such re sults are common Thousands bless them for curing stomach trouble biliousness and for new health and vigor Try them Only 50c at James H Williams m A JAPANESE OPINION OF FEMALE BEAUTY Charles Dana Gibson an authority on feminine beauty discussed at a dinner in New York the beauty of the EnglishwomanI saidtIthe English womans type Most men however dont She is so lean you know with a clean greyhound leanness She Is like a tall boy in football training- A Japanese diplomat once defin ed the Englishwoman neatly at a ball In Cavendish Square Comparing the Englishwoman with others he sold I find out the formers meat looks much harder A Smooth Skin Black heads chaps pimples sores and all unhealthy conditions of the skin are unsightly and detraA from the looks Buy a boxof Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve a creamy snow white ointment apply as directed andjrbur eklnwlll bes earasa banes At all dealersln medi cinesm L r J u GOOD BOOKS FOR GENERAL READING The Traveling Libraries in Kentucky ROW THEY CAN BE SECURED Good for Reading or Study and a Very Valuable Acquisition FOR WHAM THEY ARE INTENDED What They Are Collections of books for general reading and study for adults young people and children furnished by the State and loaned through the Library Commission For Whom Intended For rural communities without library privi leges for study clubs and Individual students and to supplement the collection of books In small libraries Institutions and schools agreeIment1 omIcersI 1 To provide a suitable place for the library centrally located and easily accessible 2 To loan the books without charge 3 To be responsible for safe keeping and return of the books in good condition 4 To return the library at the end of six months unless extension of time is granted 5 To pay two dollars to cover the cost of transportation from Frankfort and returning Study LibrariesThese are small libraries on special subjects made up from the General Loan Collection for the use of study clubs debating so cieties and individual students They are sent out free except for the cost of transportation and for thirty days with privilege of extension of timeFarmers LibrariesA farmers library consisting of fifteen books on agricultural subjects will be sent on request either separately or substi tuted for that number on general reading in a regular library How to Secure n Traveling lla- ITIt you want a traveling library write to the KENTUCKY LIBRARY COMMISSION Frankfort Kentucky T Fully nine of every ten cases of rheumatism Is simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp or chronic rheumatism neither of which require any internal treat ment All that Is needed to afford relief is the free application of Chamberlains Liniment Give it a trial You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it af fords Sold by all dealers m Profitable Apple Growing- A Henderson county farmer pro duced 1057 worth of apples on 150 trees This moves the Henderson Gleaner to remark Apple trees begin to yield in paving quantities when they are R years old They yield large quantities at the of 10 Fifty trees can be grown on an acre of land At 25 per tree an acre will produce 1250 worth of apples Probably the av erage wellkept tree will not pro duce more than 20 Worth of fruit one year with another but even at that the profits from tobacco wheat and corn are relegated to the penny class Has Millions of Friends How would you like to number your friends by mllllpns as Buck lens Salvo does Its astounding cures in the past forty years made them Its the best Salve in the world for sores ulcers eczema burna bolls scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruises coM sores Has no equal for plies 2c at James H Williams m t A Satisfactory Explanation If you are looking for bargains said the broker I can suit you I can offer you some stocks at 10 cents a share But why are they so cheap demanded the lady shopper You see they have been slightly damaged by water Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Invariably bring relief tp women suffering from chronic constipation headache blllpusne diz ziness sallowncss of the skin and dyspepsia Sold by ay dealers m GREAT EXPECTATIONS TIlE HORSE HE NEEDED Peter L Harris the well known grain export of Lincoln was condemning the reciprocity Idea The United States promoters of Canadian reciprocity expect too to JJl TheyexpeCtfgalnI f 1 J r LOUISVILLE 1JI AUTO ill I I 1911IDECORATIONS MOSTELABORATE IMPERIAL BAND AFTERNOONS 259 EVENINGS 5O 5w give practically nothing Well theyll get leftlike Hi Billings HI went to a horse sale one day and bought a horse for 18 When he got the horse home he offered It a bucket of water but it wouldnt drink After that he gave it a feed of corn but it wouldnt touch that either By gosh he said youre the very horse for me if youll only work1 I Colds That Hang On IThe cured by Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It relieves the colds and stops the cough There is only one genuine m Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIASCHOLARSIIIIS The Herald has a scholarship for sale in each of the following well known business colleges viz Bryant Stratton Business Col lege Louisville Ky Paducah Central Business College Paducah Ky If you are contemplating taking a business course The Herald can save you money After Grippe or any Sickness Vinol Creates Strength HERE IS PROOF II After a long attack of Grippe Mrs Vaught seemed unable to recover her strength She was very weak and had no appetite VI NOL rapidly improved her condi tionand restored her to health I sincerely recommend its use during convalescence or any run down conditionJUDGE C N VAUGHT Huntsville Ala Miss Adelaide Gamm of Water town Wis writes After a severe attack of the Grippe my system was in a very weakened nervous rundown condition I took VI NOL with the best ofresults and it made me feel better and stronger than I have been for years We have never sold in our store- a more valuable health restorer for weak and run down persons than VINOL and we ask such people in this vicinity to try VINOL with the understanding that their money will be returned if it does not do all we claim for it For Sale by Hartford Drug Co Incorporated THE LOUISVILLETIMES FOR I 19III BRIGHTER IJETTEK BIGGER TITAN EVER The regular price of the Louisville Times ls500 a year If you will send your order to us you can get THE HAKTFORD HERALD and tle- LOUlSnLIE TIMES both one year FOR ONLY S40 The Ipulsvllle Tlires Is the Best Afternoon Pnpcr Printed Anywhere Has the best corps of correspond jff i entsCoversthe Kentucky field per feCtlyIj Covers the general newsfield com pletely Has thobest and fullest market reports Democratic In politics but fair to everybody II 4 + sJo SUBSCRIPTIONfpUGHT To TIIE HERALD not to TheLouis vlllo TIess- e il T fi fi hr 1 iOILLBPIE BROS iII tlili 4 t W H and J F GIMiESPIE Proprietors t t 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Owensboro has until + + you see HARDWICKS You will 4 + never know what HARDWICK 4I 4 can do till you try him I 4 4 444 + 4 + + + + 44 + 4444 PARKERSI I HAIRBALSAM rmnuXM laittrlint growth OryHairCute faUlaiome ISend The Herald theNEWSTwe win appreciate it- t HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESIDENCE OR PLACE OF BUSINESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH TH- ELong Distance Lines TO ALL STATES FOR TIlE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL QN OR ADDRESS J W OBANON Local Manager Hartford Ky W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dam Kyii IILmERTY SPECIAL t SOLD B- YCARSON f I COii HARTFORD i Subscribe for The Hartford Herald 4The Hartjord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX EDITORS FRANK L FELIX Pub and Propr i WEDNESDAY MARCH 15 Teddy Is still getting through b 4 the skin of his teeth f There may eome noise In the next session of Congress but tllere will bo little roaring of Cannon The Democratic State Executlv Committee could meet one more for a real good purposeti kitimet of a convention There Is little In the way of salable stuff that will bear the spotlight of continuous advertising centered upon it It will soon go r Grover Clevelands homely remark that a public office is a public trust never had a better application than In the affairs of today Hon A O Stanley will be a member r of the new Rules Committee IIn the House Mr Stanley Is generallY heard from wherever he Is placed A Xcw York writer who claims I to have watched matters closely says there has not been a birth on Firth Avenue the residential section oC the rich in several years Hut IIC this race suicide keeps up maybe af ter awhile we will not have any rid people no heirs to Inherit ast wealth Anyhow Mr Roosevelt I attention is called to the matter Tim Herald has added a largi number of new subscribers to Us list since the first of the present year Several of these said the reason they vantad the paper was that ItI con talned so much of general Informa tlon that they saw they had been missing At only a dollar a yea there is no public spirited citizen who can really afford to go without his county paper W Specking of the Canadian reciprocity treaty the Hartford Republican rays j Let tt Democratic Howe of Rejrcaentativcs pass this tons ure If It will When It doe It will be equally guilty In this j matter with President Taft Hear that Mr President Per haps you had better consult the Hartford oracle of your party before you proceed further in the premises It Isnt too late yet for the Demo mats of Kentucky to have a State Convention to adopt a good platform and otherwise outline the coming g camplpn for State offices We have c yet to hear of a single cry or source of objection The Democratic State Committeethe duly constituted party authority could call IL and we feel sure It would be responded heartily It Is really the commit ittos duty to do so Will they do it The act mohollzlng U S troops I on the Mexican border seems to be nothing more nor less than mixing Into a muddle which does not di rectly concern us solely for the pro tection of Wall Street and British financial Interests The Mexican In surgents have given ample assurance that all foreign Interests will be am ply protected and they are simply lighting for political and national liberty It is a war against oppression In various forms J JThetraveling expenses of Govern I ment officers and employes last year amounted to twelve millions of dol lars and President Taft has sent a letter to the Secretary of the Treas ury asking him to make public all travell records for the last fiscal year for the purpose of tabulation and revision with a view of re duction and economy This one item of Government expense is enor mous and If there is not a lot of graft mixed up In it the public at least has a right to know how their money has been spent r It Is said that the overthrow of the Diaz regime In Mexico would also break up the monopoly of Wall Street and British Investments there establish a new era of progress and Industrial freedom for the people and put the country on an equal is footing with the balance of the civi l lazed world Too long the favored interests have monopolized and op t pressed that country fabulously rich in the earths products and its citizens longing for a chance to as sort their enterprise and exploit their resources It seems to be a I libI g crtyThe Hartford Republican says The Hartford Herald hast come out In favor of reciprocity And against the Ohio county t farmers and other farmers of the United States It says that the reciprocity agreement Is for the best interest of the whole country And since the Republican partys foremost statesmen of today 44St Messrs Taft and Roosevelt arc Cbr the same thing for the best Interests of the whole country InclUd- Ing tho farmers of course what Is Hartfords alleged organ of the- o g p going to do about It The Hartford Republicans political pharynx propensities are still aright and while it declaims loudly against The Heralds advice to Democrats to support the party ticket iIt cannot show where It over refuse to swallow any dose put into Its mbuth by party bosses It tries to credit The Herald with slander oC the present county officials but the untruthfulness of this Is proven by what we really did say The personnel of our county officials was not mentioned by us We said the last Republican primary In this county was a rotten affair which many peo pie Including Republicans remem her as such yet the Hartford organ had not a word to say about IIt These facts are too well known Ito the public to be profitably contro vetted SMALLHOCS- March 13Mr Ross Morton and family Central City are guests of Mr Sam Morton Mesdames Alva Calloway J R Hunter and Cordelia Addington and Little Janie Dawson are on the sick listRev G H Lawrence Heave Dam visited near here Tuesday and Wednesday Mr Sam Morton was In Hartford WednesdayMr who Is In the telephone business near Nashville Is the guest of his parents Mr J C Bennett and wife Mr Bfjb Bennett and family Deda have moved to their tarn near this place Mr James Caloway Centertown was a hued of Mr Alva Cnlloway I and family recently Mr Ed Hunter and Mr Alonzo France went to Beaver Dam Satur lay Mrs John Barnard who has been lulte 111 Is thought to be much better Mr J H Addlngton and family and Miss Althea Addington visited near Contcrtown Saturday and Sun lay p Hot Time1 Awnlts Soldiers Fort Worth Tex March ITheemperature reached 100 degrees here today eclipsing all previous ecords for this section for the nonth of March HOPEWELL March 13Mr and Mrs Sam night of Muhlcnberg county spent a few days with Mrs Knights brothers and sister Messrs Elbert and Porter Hunley and Mrs Charley Allllams last week They will leaven a week or so for Oklahoma where hey will make their future home Quite a number of our neighbors went to the sale last Saturday at lay Taylors old home Just 32 ears ago hIs father Tobias Taylor tad a sale and 1C years later Calvin the exSheriff had a sale making three sales of father and two sons at the same place 16 years apart Miss May English Is visiting her brother Mr Earl English of Green vl11e whose wife has been sick for ome time We are glad to say she Isr ImprovingMrs Brown of Taylortown sister of your scribe Is very feeble She Is 86 years old I LINERS TO IXFORCE NO- DISCRIMINATION RULE i i Henderson Iy March 11The miners of the twentythird district In session here yesterday passed a resolution requiring p strict en orcement of the rule that no discrimination against colored miners shall be allowed A complaint came up from Simmons Ky Hen arson was chosen as the convention ilty for 1912 IXLY UGLY HELLO GIRLS ARE WANTED No comely girls need apply is the condition which bars beauty In an advertisement Inserted In a local aper today by K E Watson Orange agent for the Pacific Telephone ompany The resignation of pretty Helen Holden to become the bride oC Walter Bortz was the last straw She Is the sixth to be ensnared by upld In the last month Six In four weeks are too many he exclaimed and the chances of fair malden who were after the place went glimmering Watson declares 10 will employ only married women spinsters or homelv young women He Is tired of breaking in new girls RS operatorsOrange Cal cor- N Y Tribune Correspondents fjl The Herald will lease give the residence of both visors and the ones they are visiting The item Is not news without this Information added ILY A TInN as h 2nr SOUND YJEWOF- CANADIAN JI TARifF Given By a Noted Farmers Journal IN INTEREST OF THE FARMER The Protected Trusts Play llf H ing a Strong Hand in the Matter FALLACY OK TilE TRUST CLAIM The following strong and compre hensive article upon the subject of the Reciprocity measure to come up before Congress at the special ses sion in a few weeks is taken from the editorial section of the Southern Ruralist a noted farm paper pub lished at Atlanta Ga We have just received the follow ing communication from the Ameri can Protective Tariff League de nouncing the Canadian Tariff Agree ment now pending before Congress Under separate cover we hand you a copy of the Canadian Reciprocity Agreement as recommended by resident Taft I It Involves the abandonment of the policy of fair and adequate pro ectlon for all forms of American labor and industry It contemplates the withdrawal of protection from American fnrmjj ers fishermen miners lumbermen and manufacturers of paper whlleII retaining full protection for tbett eriefal body of manufacturers J It alms at a reduction of prices oC such necessaries of life as the armor has to sell but provides forI no reduction of prices for the nec ssarles that the farmer has to buyI Protection cannot enilure 111onII a basis so entirely unjust and unfairII It must be for all or it will be for oneOnce the American farmer finds hat protection is not for him the end of protection will quickly come Ten million votes are cast by American farmers Kindly wire and write your Senator or Representative In Congress In opposition to the treaty We shall not comply with this request We are In hearty afcrprd with the action of the Democratic arty in Congress In supporting this administration measure The appeal was made to us In the alleged merest of American farmers We eply and act In the real Interest Of Southern farmers We really bej leve that in this matter the Inter ests of all farmers are the same Yet the representatives of a largett body of Northern farmers have spoken against the proposed recl I iroclty The National Grange IsI now represented by a strong lobby working against the measure In Vashlngton We would have more confidence the In the sincerity of this action were present leader of this great or- ganIzation not more notorious as a politicIan than noted as a really pro jresslve farmer It may be well to bear in mind the act that thlsAmerican Tariff League which now goes into hysterics iver the contemplated wrong to American farmers has always been the Instrument and spokesman for the trusts and other unfairly protected interests The great hypocritical hue and cry being raised as to the Injustice to the farmer in this proposed Canadian reciprocity is based on the rankest fallacy The wheat farmer of our Northwestern States Is always cited as the most injured party It is claimed that ho will be ruined by the Importation of free wheat grown on cheaper lands of the Canadian Northwest The real fact Is that the priceof wheat is fixed in Liverpool arid is letermlned by the supply and de nand of the whole world It Is not- Ing to be influenced by the relate cost of production on the two sides of our international border Cotton growers who know how Liverpool fixes the value of cottoned no argument to establish this act Even were the assertion of these new friends of the farmer eor rect why should Southerners neglect their own Interests simply because other farmers two thousand miles away fear hard times When Imes were hard on the cotton growers we never heard of wheat grows offering to sell us bread at less hPn full market prices r We are buyers of bread mid meat a condition wo hope to see chnnp efJI but one we must todav acknowl IRe If wcait buy cooper from Canada why staiiM ve perolst In- bulng In Dfhiavoefa- The prIce of Hvlnc I19 high Te I favored Interests unfairly protected 4T by a robber tariff aro draining tho I lIfo blood of tho American people Tho people have demanded a change and registered the demand at the polls President Taft has made an honest effort to comply with this demand Thwarted by tho politic- Ians of his own party time President seeks cooperation from his political opponents The desire has been complied with In the Interest of the American people The Southern farmer Is of time people and we stand for this action import mt Notice Wo ore now sending out state ments to our subscribers who aro in arrears on subscription Pleaso turn to the label on your paper and 1If found to be In arrears kindly remit bv postoffice money order or bank oeck and thereby greatly oblige The Herald By complying with this request our patrons will relieve us of the unpleasant task of writing each ono of our subscribers found to be In arrears CBNTERTOWN March idMr E H James died pt Ma homo hero last Saturday of diseases Incident to old age Mrs L W Tlchpnor of this plAce and Mrs A B Tlchenor of Matan zas are visiting relatives in Central City Mr Finis James of Kansas was In town last Monday The meeting at the Methodist Church here closed last Sunday nightMr A R Plummer went to Louisville last Monday Mr Jesse Shacklett is very sick at this writing Mr S T Brown and wife arc suffering from la grippe Mrs Mattie Stewart Is vlsltlns her sister Mrs H P Brown McHenry this week Mr H IL Davis Is in Louisville on business Mr Garfield Barnard Is on the nick list this week Mrs Oscar James is visiting her mother Mrs John Fielden near Rough river who Is quite sick Miss Kate Hill opened school here last Monday OLATOX March 13Dorn to the wife of ifr Lee Patterson of this town a ilir girl the 12th Inst Dr C W Felix attending physician Mother and child getting along tine I Miss Mamie Cooksey living near here who has measles is improving Miss Mary Daniel living near a own who has been ill quite awhile Is improving slowly Misses Zella Lyons and Garnetto Felix who have been at Kosmosdale ind Louisville for the past two reeks returned home Friday Miss yons had been to the city to purchase her spring stock of millinery Mr R L Arms returned from the lity last week Mr W H Lyons Is visiting rela Ives at Owensboro MrT W Miller and family of Ylcdalan1 were the guests of Mr md Mm Ga W Daniel last Saturday night and also the guests of IrA W H Lyons Sunday Mr G W Daniel the blacksmith oC this town was the guest of his brother at last Monday Magnets In Needle Factories In factories where needles are made the grindstones throw off great quan titles of minute steel particles although the dust IIs too tine to be per ceptible to the eye Breathing the dust shows no Immediate effect but gradually sets up Irritation usually ending In pulmonary consumption and formerly almot nil the workmen died be fore the age of forty Ineffective at tempts were miule to screen the air by gauze or linen guards for noso and month At length the use of the magnet was suggested and trot masks of magnetized steel wire mite worn by workmen and effectually remove the metal dust before the air Is breathed London Telegraph The Retort Courteous This Is the port of conversation one iverbcars between newly married couplcx Him Oh Im tired of hearing about your brother Bob Shut up about him One would think he bad all the manly rlrtues Her Well be may uot be such an angel as nil that but bo Isnt such a tool as you are Him You bet he Isnt lies a bachelor Cleveland Plain Dealer Very Special A young medical student was being quizzed by one of his teachers In what will you specialize he was askedII IItudentII Premature The Fair Purvhrwr Your eggs arc all very xraaM today Mr Jonen Mr Jones Yesm they nn hut Im sure I dont know the reason The Fair Purebiiwr Oh I expect you took hem Hit of the n ate too noon Lun I Jon Sketch rolmllom TAR I 8e1Qa Prsveab t Ptermw eia rlt1 Y New Suitsll NewShoesNew t NEW HABERDASHERY It J The gentleman who wants the correct Suit the right Shoe the latest and the smartest ideas in Ties Collars CuHsShirts Gloves ra andevery little detail that goes to complete the wardrobe ofa smart dresser will find it here We have just the correct things the snappy things the latest ideas Good dressers depend f on us for all the new kinds and wrinkles in Haberdashery andII we never disappoint them If your furnishings and fixinY come from here youll look swellon all dress occasions fJ Dont fail to make us a visit when you find that your wardff robe is not complete r w CARSON COINCORPORATED Hartford = Kentucky 0000000000000001o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I What some women dont know t they suspect- It is our theory that a cheap cigar Is never cheap enough- In the eyes of some one every pol itician is a dirty politician The bigger the salary the harder it is to find anyone who can earn it Some men are so close that It makes them grpuphy to lose money in a dream- A pessimists definition of an op timist is one who expects a good deal more than he gets No man courts an Investigation In a loud tone of voice until people be gin to find him out A doctor is about the only man who can lose sleep to good advan tage he gets paid for it Ever know a woman who got as many buggy rides and flowers after marriage as before A mans private affairs are a great bore to all except gossips and the woman who loves him Dont spend too much time con templating the failure of someone else If you yourself expect to suc ceedIt seems that the only reason some married people live together Is that they have gotten into the habit You may have noticed that tho woman who knew you as an onery boy Is usually possessed of a won derful memory In the newspaper of the future the police court reporter who can fight If he has to will handle the marriage announcements You nay think waiting for a train Is a tiresome Job but that is because von never were a farmer waiting for rain during a drought Outside of organized and loud voiced pugilism the man who talks a good deal about his fighting abili ty does not fight much a mans bald spot com IWhento show below his hat it 14 time to commence taking the rainy i day proposition seriously While we never have regarded lancing as the origin of sin the fact IB that very few men dance just for the exercise they get out of the per formance Atchison Globe DEATH CLAIMS SOLE- RESRENT OP AIDRIE Rockportj Ky March 1ACtop living In silence that was almost perpetual for over half a century MrI Elizabeth Wheejejy yhvgdyamong the ruins of the deserted city of Alr drla died at the advanced age of seventytwo years Mrs Wheelerrsay Aldrie rise up out of the Ken tucky forest and lived to see It become an ancient and deserted vil lage 1 Notice to Creditors Creditors of the Ohio County Dank will please come forward and settle their indebtedness It is my purpose and the desire of everybody connected with the bank to have div idends declared to the depositors as speedily as possible This cannot be done unless creditors of the bank will assist by meeting their obliga tions 5tf A E PATE Assignee l Granulated Eye Lids 1J Do not need to be cauterized orscar eIfled J Eagle Eye Salve is guaranteed to cure them without pain It Is harm less and a sure cure for graulated lids 25c tubes at all dealers m RECOVEREDSURPRISEDAT OUTS Dr Paul Burnmaster president of the ChlcagoAntlGamblingLeague was discussing his suit for 6000 000 against a noted speculator Speculators of this type said Dr Burnmaster are so wedded to gambling that they see no harm in the practice They deem their per nicious doings to be workwork helpful to the community like bak ing bread or building houses In their blindness to their own short comings they remind me of Billingsii Billings snowed up by a blizzard In d country town said reproachfuljjly to the one waiter In restaurant Look hero waiter Ive Just I found this suspender button In my soup The waiter hurried worward beaming m I Oh thank you sir he said I i couldnt imagine what had become IrfiofNotice Creditors JAllsame with me properly verified at my residence Iff Bufdrdk kyVbn or before April 1911torhmdy Vrlll be forcvorr bared UiThis February 2fi 1911 OClIAGA Admr 911 tHartford R PD o3 S r N i gt i= 4 a you I qv q jp Guaranteed PatentLeatherRead our guarantee and thtnkwhat it means to you 1 If the Burrojaps upper breaks through before the first sole is worn through we will replace with a new pair FREE All our Burrojaps Patent Leather is guaranteed to the wearer Style and fit are also our strong features Let us fit you out today WE OWN OUR TANNERIES We tan New Oak Sole Leather for our exclusive use and use it in every pair of shoes we manufacture Instead of opening the fibres as in ordinary sole leather and filling the leather with substances which are detrimental to its wear and cause it to easily absorb moisture wt knit the fibres more closely omit foreign rlJ practicallyBURT PACKARD CO v BROCKTON MASS l 1 c J THEY ARE HERE We mean our usual Bigline of Mens Boys and Ladies Low Cut Shoes Ready RIGHT NOW for your inspection Call and see the r f STYLESfl ANTEE and remember that it pays to trade with a house that SAVES YOU MONEY 4 GI I ITHE FAIR DEALERS II m I Hartford Kentucky Illinois Central Railroad Time Ta I IbleAt Iteaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132405 am No 121 1135 pm No 1221228 pm No 10i 248 pm JtNo 102248 pm No 131865 pm J K Williams Agt We are receiving new spring goods every day Carson Co Best Northern White Seed Oats 50 cents per bushel 8tf Hartford still Co Exclusive sale of Beaver Dam Flour at our meat shop- SANDERFUR CO All persons owing me will please call and make settlement 9tf E W FORD M D j1 We are prepared to show you lots of new merchandise for spring Carson Co r Mr J H Ford Hartford route 4 was a pleasant caller at The Herald office Friday Mr S A Anderson spent tho greater part of last Week in Louts ville on legal business Mr C E Miller the merchant and stock man of Magan gave The Herald a pleasant call Friday OatsdW 8t4 The Produce Man Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed 1Called for arid prompt delivery I Phone 140 Hera Grocery Mr A J Casey editor of the Leb 1 anon Tenn Democrat spent a day In Hartford last week visiting rel I alive Mr M J Ried of Rockport Ky visited relative here Sunday and seattended the funeral of Dr J TOo Miller Arthur Petty foreman of the 1Mr Gazette spent Sunday in Hartford vlsltlnfe relatives and friends I Mr Amos Carson traveling sales man tor the Kentucky Clothing Co is spending atew days with home folks here Mrs Bertha Marlow and Mr Lon M Price wore united in marriage ill f fV CommercialHote1 noon Rev J W Bruner of the First BapUU Church officiating 4- rw Miss Ada Frank of Rockport Ind has again taken charge of the millinery department of Fair Co Mr Earl Miller who Is attending Hartford College spent from Frida until Sunday afternoon with rela tives at Olaton The Calhoun Star of Friday says Miss Gertrude Wright of Hartford visited relatives and friends In Calhoun this week Mr Nick Schapmire left Monday for Bloomington Ill after spending several days here with his parents and other relatives Mr F1 Allen the well known stock man of Centertown was 1in Hartford yesterday and gave The Herald a pleasant call Miss Gertrude Wright has return ed from Cincinnati and is as usual In charge of the millinery depart ment of Barnard f Co Mrs Laura Stevens city returned last week from a twoweeks visit to her brother and sister Mr and Mrs Shelby Taylor of Crowley La- Ve have Just opened up a big as sortment of mens and ladles Oxfords and Shoes also a fine lot of spring Clothing and Dress Goods Carson Co Mrs Ernest Tracy of Louisville and Misses Tracy and Belle Berry man of near Hartford were pleas ant callers at the Herald office Friday I Messrs C H Brown Wysox W It Kitchens Rochester J E Goff Centertown R A Rowan Hart I ford route 7 gave The Herald a pleasaat call Thursday Messrs L R Goodall and son E H Goodall A Ross and Mack Ross Centertown and J T Maddox Mc Henry were pleasant callers at the Herald office yesterday Miss Irene Miller who Is teach ing in Oklahoma arrived here Tues day night of last week having been called home on account of the dan gerou Illness of her father Drt- T Miller For SaleFarm on Rough river 5 miles North of Hartford Ky This farm contains 210 acres Will sell all or divide to suit purchaser Has sevenroom dwelling In good repair plentyotWfrl 12900 ATc YBISER CO Hartford Ky j Miss Elena Smith who has been the guest of her father Prof T H Smith at the Foster House return ed Monday to her home In Madlson ville Judge R R Wedding and Messrs Bernard Felix and W S TInsley have gone to Frankfort to Intercede with the State Board of Equaliza tion in regard to Ohio countys re cent tax raise Miss Popple Nall has returned from the Eastern markets wherci she studied the millinery styles and made purchases in this line for the Rosenblatt store here where she will again serve as trimmer Mr David Moreland wife and two children who have been visiting friends and relatives in Hartford and community for the past ten days will leave for their home In Waynesboro Miss tomorrow Messrs Weaver Hocker E S Mc Millan J B Brown and J S Brown Centertown C K Reneer Nelson F M Moseley Hartford route 6 V L Fulkerson Equality F Not Landrum Olaton and J W Cooper city were pleasant callers at The Herald office Wednesday Contractors are engaged In lay Ing the foundation for the new store house of Messrs Likens Acton on Clay street adjoining the produce house of W E Ellis It will b l a twostory building and quite a pretentious affair Mr M J Reid and daughter Mrs P O McKenney Rockpot Mr Marvin Miller Owensboro and Mr and Mrs D L Miller Beaver Dam were among those from a distance who attended the funeral of Dr J T Miller Sunday blears Clarence Patton Hartford Ky R F D No 6 Albert Cox Hart ford R F D No1 J C Magan Magan I B Tlchenor Hartford route 5 D F Barnes Hartford route 3 and J E TInsley Center town were pleasant callers at The Herald office Monday Mr and Mrs Isaac Foster and little ron Towel spent last Sunday at Centertown where Mrs Fosters larents Mr and Mrs S T Brown have been very 111 of la grippe for several weeks The old folks were improving at last account Prof and Mrs H E Brown en tertained a few of Mr Luke Browns older relatives and friends at din ner last Wednesday In honor of Mr Browns seventysixth anniversary Among those present were Judge and Mrs W B Taylor Mrs Sallie Jones and Mr J T Felix A most pleasant occasion was reported Mr Harry N Bennett who was honorably discharged as corporal in outyhis three years arrived home Mon day and will visit his parents Mr and Mrs J C Bennett of near Smallhous for a few weeks after which he will engage in some com mercial pursuit He was stationed at Ft Thomas Ky Company F 2d Infantry at the tlmeof the expira tion of his term Several of our young men gave a dance at Dr Beans skating rink Tuesday evening of last week Those who attended were Mrs Jno J Mc Henry of Louisville Miss Elena Smith of Madlsonvilie Misses Beat rice Haynes Stella Werner Mary Spaulding Louise Phipps Alta Li kens and Willye Smith Messrs Estill Park E G Barrass Henry Griffin Clarence Barnard Lewis Rllev Tlce flume Jqhn Williams and Trimble Pendleton Miss Margaret Frost of Nash ville Tenn who was the guest of Mrs John J McHenry addressed tho officers and teachers of the Bap tist Sunday School in the Baraca room at the Baptist Church IIIrl Tuesday evening of last week She was greeted by a good audience After a pleasant visit here Miss Frost left Thursday for Newport News Va for a few days in the Interest of her Sunday School work after which she will return tier home in Nash ville Tenn I METHODIST CHURCH I o 0 At the prayer meeting Wednesday evening the subject will be Watch fulness and tho attendants are requested to bring their Bibles and read the scriptures on the subject Preaching both morning and ev ening next Sunday At the 11 a m service a voluntary offering will be received for the Superannuate En dowment Fund Let all make an offering however small It may be The Letter From Homo Carrier Mills Ill March 13 1911 Editors Hartford Herald Hart ford KyEnclosed find check for two dollars 200 We are al ways glad when Thursday comes and we get The Herald We call It the letter from homo Wishing The Herald all success Yours truly bIRSDAALiAtfLTMIItFi i B I THE fARMERS MEETIKG AT HARTFORD SATURDAY Was Interesting and Profitable and Important Matters Were Discussed The Ohio County Farmers Club mot March 11 1911 at the courtI housQ aV Hartford Mr Holbrook spoke on the prospect of a canning factory at Hartford which was dlsc couraging In getting eome one to bring the factory l The advantage of tile drainage I was talked on by T F Tanner and Will Berry They showed the advantage of tile drainage on hill as dveil as en bottom land J Prof Henry Leach made a state ment In regard to Commissioner M C Rankin offering a premium to the boys between 10 andI 15 years who will try and grow as much as fifty bushels of corn ProtI Leach made a good talk and strongly advocated agriculture In the common schools Mr Ford reported a meeting at Owcnsboro to meet the Home Ware house In regard to uniting the Home Warehouse and the A S of E which Is decided upon and It will be under one head that of the A S of E Moved by Edgar Boehm and sec onded by E C Baird that we ad journ until the second Saturday In July WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN PASSED TO HIS IIKUAltl Dr J T Miller one or the oldest practicing physicians In this part of the State and one of Hartfords most beloved and resparjpd citizens died last Saturday night about 030 oclock and was burled at Oakwood cemetery Sunday afternoon Pneu monia and la grippe combined con stituted his death summons and he was 111 Just twelve days Funeral services wore held at the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and the house was packed with citizens of Hartford and surrounding country Hartford lodge of Masons had charge of the obsequies and Pastor Elgin delivered n short dis course referring In n touching man ner to the life and good deeds of the deceased who had lived a devout Christian for so many years and whose very life was a constant exhibition of the pure soul of the man The pastor truly said that Dr Miller slmplryllvod his religion every day In an exemplary life At the conclusion of the services at the church the remains were borne to Oakwood cemetery by Dr Millers lodge comrades and the crowd at the grave was about the same size as that at the church The beautiful ceremony of the Masonic fraternity was there cone through with an unusual number of mem hers from the Hartford and neighboring lodges attending The pall hearers were Messrs W H Moore J C Riley John n Wilson T J Smith J A Patton and Dudley Ford Dc Miller was In the j1st y nr of his ago it the time of hta death He was born on the old Miller place near Hartford and lived In this community all his life He was married In 1880 to Miss Jennie Short and 4he nprt five children survive him The children are Lizzie Irene Hel ena Dtfvld and Joe They were all at his bedside when the final sum mons came Truly a good husband father and citizen a faithful and true Christian has gone to a sure reward Resolution of Respect Hall of Hartford Lodge No C7i F A M Hartford Ky March 12 1911 Whereas It has pleased the Su preme Ruler of the Universe to call from labor on earth to everlasting refreshment In the Heavenly City our beloved brother Dr Joseph T MillerResolved That In his death our lodge has lost one of Its most zeal ous members a craftmnn who loved and lived Masonry and practiced itR tenets for 43 years The church has lost one of its most devoted mem bers and beautiful examples of the Christlike spirit in his daily life The community has lost one of Its most upright and honorable citi zens the medical profession one of Its ablest and most highly esteem ed practitioners and the family a loving husband and indulgent fath ersWb heartily commend his noble virtues his rectitude of conduct and his pure life to the members of our order We tender our heartfelt sympathy to the family In their be reavement and commend them to Him who doeth all things well the Lord and Master our dear broth er delighted to reverence and serve Resolved That as an evidence of- thoesQ0m in which we held our J brother that we wear the badge of mourning for thirty days Resolved That these resolutions be published In the local papers and In the Masonic Home Journal and a copy be presented to the family A B RILEY J P SANDERFUR G B LIKENSCommittee lIulI Jar HerIhertI the peace was fried in the Hartford Police Court yesterday After hearI1 Ing the evidence and the argument jI of counsel pro and con the case was given to the Jury and after due de liberation the Jury being unable to agree was discharged The case will likely be retried the latter part of the week The warrant for Kings arrest grew out of the eggthrowing epl jji sode mention of which appeared in these columns last week He ad mltted being one of the three who purchased the eggs but denied throwing any of them oooooooooooooooooo HAPTIST CHURCH 0- 00000000000000000The held Its monthly session in the Hartford Baptist Church Tuesday morn Ing Seven members were present j and an Interesting service was heldi Prayer meeting Wednesday even- Ing at 715 oclock The service I will be conducted by T R Barnard Theme Weighed and Wanting Scripture Gen 261224 Beginning Thursday evening there will be held each evening 1at 71 ii oclock and maybe an afternoon ses I slon a service for Sundav School t tea nrs and workers until Sunday i I evening Rev Louis Entzmlnper Stafe Sec rotary for the Baptist Sunday School j work will be present to conduct these meetings and will preach next Sutuav at the morning nail evening services 1 Baptist Sunday School Vnlon The regular meeting of the Bap Ji IIwithIII 1011 All schools are requested to send messengers Schools not etIopen can meet the Sunday before and distribute literature make an offering for Home and Foreign Missions nod decide on their representation E W FORD Chmn W M FAIR SecINOTICE TO CREDITORS OP TFIK OHIO COUNTY IIAXK i Notice to the creditors of the Ohioi County Bank Is hereby given that I will on the 10th day of April 1911 receive at the office of the Ohio County Bank all claims against the Ohio County Bank property verified for payment 1H4 A E PATE Assignee Administrators Sale I will on Saturday April 1 1911 at the late residence of Jacob C Warden deceased offer for sale by public auction to the highest and best bidder the following property Eight head of Cattle fifteen head I of Sheep and Lambs one Sow and five Pigs two Hogs lot of Corn an1 Hay Farming Tools and Household and Kitchen Furniture Chickens one lot of Meat and other things too numerous to mention Sale will begin at 1030 a m L R GOODALL Admr 1H3 Centertown Ky A Large Docket TIe Hartford Police Court con vened last Monday with Judge C M Crowe presiding There were sixty misdemeanorcases11nnted 250 chestnut poles on line between Fordsvllle and HartfordIOhio County Rural Telephone Co lOtf Hartford Ky ii oooooooooooooooO MARRIAGE LICENSE O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Fred T Mason Beaver Dam to Katie E Hazelip Beaver DamILon M Price Fordsvllle to Mrs Bertha Marlow Fordsvllle John Bellamy Fordsvllle to Jane Casey Fordsvllle CORPORATION T CIS CONSTITUTIONAL Washington March 13The Su premo Court of the United States today handed down its decision on the corporation tax law In which the statute U held to be within the Mm its of the constitution and the net which is regarded as one of the most Important to be placed on the national law books during the Taft administration is upheld The court was unanimous In theI corporation tax decision Thereby a source of income of approximately 25000000 annually was assured to the Government i IIHASgOYi r I lIr K MG POWDERAbsolutely Tho only baking powder GrapoCream NO ALUMtlD LIME PHOSPHATE THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS WITNESS FIERCE BATTLE Just Across the Mexican Border Rebels Retreat to the Mountains Douglas Ariz Mardi lrRlten Federal soldiers dead eleven wounded with the losses of the reb batI The opposing forces were five JoseIdeforce of threo lumdrcd directed hy Col Morn The battle was spectacular and WEB witnessed by several thousand Americans many of htItlefielrl1 t Its height Attar the smoke waver cleared away It was Americans in automobiles who gave the Unit aId to the Injured hurrying thorn to Agua Prletn where American physicians were In readiness to assist the Mexican army surgeons If any rebels wore killed or wounded they wero taken back to the mountains by their comrades After mystifying both the Moxlcni officers and the Americans on the border for a week Blanco sud = I leadding gaged the Federal troops that had been rushed into Agua Prieta last night on a special train under command of Gen Mora Except for a few prisoners taken by the Federals the rebels retreated In good order It Is understood that Blancos entire force did not partici pate In the engagement Blancos first move was to throw out n sVlrmlsh line for the purpose of drawing the Federals into action nprl ascertaining their stregth The battle lasted an liour and It Is thieved the retreat that followed way for the purpose of drawing the Fed erals Into the canyon where the main bod of Blanco force was str Honed The Federals however rf ter a spirited pursuit rallied and returned to Agua Prietn refusing toy be entrapped For Sale Two good work horses1 gentle and sound Also three good milch cows I will sell reasonably For particulars call on or address W H RILEY J9t4 Hartford Ky Fifty Mules Fifty good farm mules for sale from 3 to C years old 14i to 16 hands high In strong flesh but not sufficient to ship These mules will be sold at a bargain as I am going to close them out by April 1 All mules sold guaranteed to be sound and to work Parties from Ohio county will arrive at our place on M H E trait at 915 a m re turning will arrive In Hartford same day at 2 oclock p m We deliver mules to destination in Ohio county VIC ROBERTSON 10t2 Hardlnsburg Ky asFor Sale Corn oats pure wheat bran hay feed meal alfalfa meal cotton seed meal Acme horse and mule feed corn chops all kinds chicken feed chicken grits and shells Delivered free anywhere in Hartfordjj w E ELLIS 9t4 The Produce Man Penalty to Soon Go On r The taxes recently levied by the City Council of Hartford are nowidue and I am ready to collect same The penalty goes on April 1st Please 1 do not neglect the matter but get ready to pay now In order to avoid the penalty SAM F RILEY lOtf Marshal Ira r ay rii O The Hartford Heratl WEDNESDAY MARCH J5 M H 8 E RAILIIOAD TIME TA DLE AT HARTFORD KY Time table cffcvtive Sunday DC r 1th contains the following schedule No 112 North Hound due 720 a n Dally except Sunday Xo 114 North Hound Inc 340 p ni Dally except Sunday No 115 South Round duo 835 a nr Dally except Sunday No 113 South Bound duo 140 p m Dally except Sunday- II E MISCIIKE Act ELECTRIC DEATH CHAIR HAS BEEN INSTALLEDI In Eddyville Prison Everythto g Will Soon be Ready for Executions Eddyville Ky March 30Thelectric chair wMch Is to be used 1 In the execution of Kentucky criminals has been Installed In the State prison annex at this place The annex is a onestory concret building lined with steel lighted with electricity and located with steam The annex stands rear the northwest gate and connects with rellhpnsp Xo 3 by a large door out t through the stone wall Tho 11 Til of the blIMlg P1 t electric chair were made and the t work performed under the Fiinervls lon of Capt P W Depp of Barren countyThe annex has a hall running Its t entire length through he renter t Four gteplllppd cell occupy th r act hblu of the hoM vhtt condemned criminals will be confined upon arrival hero There are two soli tare cells for extremely undiscip I lined criminals a mechanical room the death chamber In which the electric chair has been placed whereII all the executions will place under the laws of this State anti the room of the death watch The voltage of the motor genera tors used In the prison here are In 1 1sufficient to produce death An or der has been placed In Louisville for a new motor generator capacitated for Increasing the voltage to 2300 Wltllin sixty lavs everything will execuItlonvicted and given the death penalty In the State but the dates of execu tlon have not been fixed by Gov WillsonCapt I R W Depp Is chief engineer and architect at the prison and has Y hnpn In the employ of the State for thirteen years I There Is Onlv One IMncTnrHnnpy That Is Dr Bells It Is the original nail can be relied on in croup coughs colds and all lung and bron chial troubles Look for the bell on mIi i 1VIiILE iMK SltKPT SHOT WIFE AND KILLED SELF Liberty Ind March 912 At five oclock this morning Joseph Bur I poyne killed his wife by shooting her through the head antI then tired two bullets through his temple dying Instantly Mr Burgoyne and wife were staying temporarily at the home of his soninlaw Elmer Rodefer passen eel agent at tho railroad station here Mr Rodefer heard the shots and on entering the bert chamber found both husband and wife lying Fide by side on the bed a revolver en the floor The wife was asleep when shot The couple came to this place 10 years ago from New Paris Ohio Mr Burpono was an export butter ma ker BPI established a number of creameries In this State and Ohio and was welltodo They leave two rrarrlcd daughters Nothing left to shew the cause of the tragedy and It Is attributed to temporary Insani ty of Burgoyne holey Kidney Iilly Neutralize and remove the poison- that cause headache rheumatism nervousness and all kidney and bladder Irregularities They build u J and restore the natural action of these vital organs Sold by all drug gists m 0 A GREAT MEETING OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS The United Commercial Travelers of America is perhaps the best known insurance and fraternal or ganization of traveling men In the world and Is growing rapidly In alll parts of the country Like all other large bodies the U C Ts aro gov erned by Supreme and Grand bodies which meet yearly at stated periods to attend to the legislative part of tho business for the orderThielI year our sister city of Huntington i 1NCouncil composed of represent lives from Maryland the Virginia Kentucky and the District of Co lumbla bringing to that city the largest crowd of strangers ever seen and anyone who knows how the knights of tho grip entertain at any time at home or abroad can well Imagine what a great time is 1 li meetrIng In June The business session will embrace the 8th 9th and 10th but the entire week will bo put li entertaining the visitors The cltl zenn of Huntington aro keen to real Ize the Importance of such a meet hug and are lending the local committees all posible aid In the pre llminary arrangements for the big meeting In Juno next WHO COULD HAVE TOOK THEM GUM RUIHJERS v Davenport Iowa February 14 1911 Editor of Democrat Dear Sir Last Thursday I attended a W C T U meeting at Mrs Agnes Sta cys 531 East Fifteenth layed off I my wraps and a new pair of gum rubbers with storm top paid 1 for them and when I went to go home soon one had taken them and left Inthe same place a pair of old wornout low rubbers EE last an mine were F last Now what I want Is to Insert a notice In your paper like this I wish to notify the woman that took the New Gum Rub hers at Mrs Stacys last Thursday to bring them at once and save herself from future expense and disgrace If not she will be run down by po lice or detectivesMRS J Z CFLVER MOV Seventeenth street Davenport Democrat WANTED FOR U S ARMY Ablebodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak read snit write the English r language For Information apply t Recruiting Officer Main street Bea ver Dam Ky 5t9 MOTHER nKTK CHILD IIII O WITH NEGROES Louisville Ky March 9The Identity of Po threeyearold white girl discovered1 living with a negro family on Seventh street has been disclosed by the childs mother who says that she was forced to aban don the child because of poverty The mothers nnro Is Maggie Mur phv Since the death of the child e father two years ago she says sh has been forced to earn her own liv- Ing The mother took the child A Cold LaGrippo Tlion Pneumonia Is too often the fatal sequence Fo lays Honey and Tar expels the cold checks the grip and prevents pneu monia It Is a prompt and re liable cough medicine that contains no narcotics Foleys Honey and Tar Is the best cough remedy I ever used as It quickly stopped a severe cough that had long troubled me says J W Kuhn rlnceton Neb Just so quickly and surely It acts in all cases of coughs colds lagrlppe and lung trouble It Is as safe for your children as for yourself and should be used In all cases of croup whooping cough and measels cough Refuse substitutes m Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTOR IA A Kansas editor sarcastically an nounces that he wants to buy a sack of flour a pair of trousers and a straw hat and that ho Is ready to receive bids on the same He says that Is the way the merchants do when they want 2 worth of Job work NO REASON FOR DOUBT A Statement of Facts Backed by a Strong Guarantee We guarantee complete relief tall o sufferers from constipation In every case where we fall we will freesRexall Orderlies are a gentle ef fective dependable and safe bowel tonicpThey reestablish natures functions In a quiet easy way They do not cause any Inconvenience griping or nausea They arc so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by any ono at anytime They thoroughly tone up the whole system to healthy activity Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassa ble and ideal for the use of children old folks and delicate persons We cannot too highly recommend them to all sufferers from any form of constipation and its attendant evils Two sizes lOc and 25c Remem ber you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this community only at ou- sternThe Rexall Store =James H Williams 214 Main street kI O 000000000OQ00 0 0 POEMS YOULL ENJOY 0 o 0 Tito Heralds Special Selections I0 00 0 0 IS IT WORTH WHILE Is it worth while that we jostle a brother Bearing his load on the rough std of Hfo c Is It worth while thatwelJeerateach other In blackness of heartthat w war to the knlre God pity us all In our pitifulI1 strife God pity us all as we j itiCl each other God pardon us all for the triumphs we feel When a fellow goes don poor heartbroken brother Pierced to the heartwords arc keener than steel And mightier far for woe or for weal Were it not well in this brief little Journey On over the Isthmus down lnt the tld e- We give him a fish instead of a ser pentdEre folding his bards to be and abide For ever and aye In dust at his side Look at the roses saluting each other Look at tho herds all at peace on the plain Man and man onlyI makes war o his brother And dotes In his heart at his peril and pain- Shamed by the brutes that go down on the plain Is It worth while that we battle to humble Some poor fellow traveler down Intotbp dust willous tumble All men together like leaves In gust All of us humbled down Into the dust JOAQUIN MILLER Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Ben Dunn et al Plaintiffs- vs Noah E White et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court terme pose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their inter ests may appear herein after paying the costs herein I will offer for sale by nMlil I nvon at thn court hOq door In Hartford on Monday the 3d day of April 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the following described property to witA certain town lot and appurten ances thereon lying In the town of Cromwell Ohio county Kentucky and bounded as follows Beginning at the corner of the street that comes up from the river opposite Ft J Daniels dwelling and on the cross street running past Til fords Hotel beginning on a stone opposite R J Daniels thence N 30 E 200 feet to a stone N W corner r D Smiths lot thence with the Northern boundary of snld Smiths lot thence S 86 E 103H feet to a form 01 tle nlley leading to D Smiths thence S 28 W 200 feet to A stone near the mouth of said al Jpv thence with said cross street N 02 W 103W fret to tho beginning ontalnlng onehalf acre reserving 20 feet front 40 feet back more or lees southwest corner of said lot The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately offer pale This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Mister Commissioner G B Likens Attorney Are you frequently hoarse D you have that annoying tickling in your thront Docs your cough an noy you at night and do you raise mucus In the morning Do you want relief If so take Chamber lains Cough Remedy and you will be pleased Sold by all dealers in NEW DISEASE AMONG HORSES OF COUNTRY But little is known of the cause of this disease except that it is certain ly epidemic It appears in all sea sons and In all kinds of weather It often seems to follow other disease I as a sequel or termination such a I colic enteritis c It Is spoken of as prevailing vio lently for a few years past in por tions of Now York Iowa and other States It seems not to be infectious although highly epidemic perhaps as much so as distemper Like all other febrile diseases It Is ushered In with a chill In s6meI eeverethrlogs become cold but rarefy injuie early stage as cold aa1n lung fever I oJ 1t + L Sr J The pulse rises to sixty soon after the chill ceases ana keeps on ado vancing until more than one hun dred Is reached The horse will be found rathet languid or lazy he seems von weak diminution of tho appetite Sometimes throat sore swallowIng painful soft or loose cough the dung and urine are passed In small quantities The patient becomes haggard and worn down very rapidly from the first We practitioners opinion on- o first seeing a cast is that It is some form of lung fever but on Inspection of the memirano of the nose oIviewat once change his opinion of the case The browu mucus of lung fever Is absent and in its place a discharge of a light yellowish colorDont I be misled In diagnosing tho ease for you have no time to lose Get a thermometer Insert It in the return let it remain for six minutes II It registers shove one hun dred degrees there Is fever lit the system If the horse tiled has the above symptoms the treatment should no carried out at ono and n getosaid treatment by sending one dol lar to M D Ashby V S Center town Ky If you cant at the present time make up your mind to send one do- llIar for said treatment please clip this article from this paper and tack It upon your stable door and when you have to drag off one of your best horses consider whether or not he had the above described symptoms If he did dont go behind the barn andnwrite at once for said treatment peradventure you might lose another horse for this disease Is certainly epidemicHaving had over twenty years uractlce among sick stock and hav ing always availed myself of every opportunity to keep In touch with all new diseases and their treatment I can assure the read rthatI can master said disease If reached In perfectlyasatisfied to take the case on the terms of no cure no pay 3L D ASHBY V S Centertown Ky WarningRailroad Men Look out for severe and even dangerous kidney and bladder trou ble resulting from years of railroading Geo E Bell 639 Third St Fort Wayne d was many years a conductor on the Nickel Plate He says Twenty years of railroading left my kidneys in terrible condition There was a continual pain across my back and hips and my kidneys gave me much distress and tho action of my badder wits fre quent and most painful I got a supply of Foley Kidney Pills and the first bottle made a wonderful Im provement and four bottles cured me completely Since being cured rI have recommended Foley Kidney Pills to many of my railroad friends Sold by all druglsts m iI Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J W Loney et at Plaintiffs- vs Myrtle Loney Stevens et at De fendantsBy of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court I rendered at the February term 1911 In the above cause for the purpose I of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their respec tive Interests may appear after pay Ing 6060 taxes and funeral expenses paid by J W Lonev for Margaret Loney widow of tho decedent W F Loney and the costs herein including n reasonable attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by public auc tion at the court house door In Hart ford on Monday the 3d day of AprilI FOR FALLING HAIR YouaUse This Remedy We promise you that If your hair Is falling out and you have not let It go too far you can repair the damage already dono by using Rex all 93 Hair Tonic with persistency and regularity for a reasonable length of time It Is a scientific cleansing antiseptic germicidal preparation that destroys microbes stlmulales good circulation around the hall roots promotes hair nour ishment removes dandruff and re pleasants delis cately perfumed It is a real toilet necessity We want you to try Rexall 93 thataIt will cost you nothing unless you are perfectly satisfied with Its use It comes In two sizes prices 50c and 100 Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies In this community only at our store The Recall Storet James H Wllllaihs 214 Main street 1 t f r WomenI IIII n a filent secret suffering the tructf you Millions have hr toned this mark of confi i dente on Dr IL V Pierce of Buffalo N Y Every where there are women who bear witness to the wonder working curingpower of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription iufferlltJlfromgrapples with womans weak nesses and ttutbtr ills the fiden R ItlITI I Dr PlenxM Plauoat Ptlltt twine mild natural bawtl movement once t dqf1 f 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A tract of land situated in Ohio county Kentucky on the waters of Lewis creek and bounded as follows Beginning at a stone Jno W Rowes corner in J W Loneys line thence with Rowes line N 28 W 78 poles to a stone thence N 74 W 15 poles and 15 links to a stone- S E corner to L B Loneys land thence N 71 H W with his line 70 poles to a stono where a white oak and black oak stands R N Loneys corner in his line on a branch thence with said branch as It meanders when reduced to a straight line S 20 E 6012 poles to a dead white oak thence S 761 W 691 poles to a stone corner with said Loney and R P Hobdy thence with Hob dys line S 1 W 74 poles to a stone hickory sassafras and elm his cor ner in F M Faughts line thence with Faughts lineS 89 E 88 poles to a white qnd black oak and double I dogwood corner with McHenry Coal Co F M Faught and J W Loney thence with Loneys line N 1 E 56 poles to a stone on a branch hlsN W corner thence with another of his lines S 89 E 66 poles and 20 links to the beginning containing 7G3h acres The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner Wilson Crowe Attorneys A Fierce Night Alarm I Is the hoarse startling cough of a child suddenly attacked by cough Often It aroused Lewis Chamblln of Manchester 0 R R No2 for their four children were greatly sub- Ject to croup Sometimes In severe attacks he wrote wo were afraid I they would die but since we proved what a certain remedy Dr Kings New Discovery Is we have no fear We rely on It for croup and for coughs colds or any throat or lung trouble So do thousands of others So may you Asthma hay fe ver la grippe whooping cough hem orrhages fly before It50c and 1 Trill bottle free Sold by James H Williams m Subscribe for The Hartford Herald Handler to Carry Than a Cork The elevator In the department store was nearly full Raynor who was one of tho passengers drew a small and withered potato from his trousers pocket What do you carry that for asked Shyne ProtectionProtection from what Rheu matism No hat pins By way of illustration ho deftly Impaled It upon the point of one that was within two Inches of his left eye Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe sure and rellablo and have been praised by thousands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties Sold by all dealersmA Foreign Conclusion Would your wife vote if woman suffrage wore secured No Shed never be able to get to the polls until after closing time THE TOWN NEWSPAPER SHOULD BE UPHELD Stand by your town newspaper If there is anything in your town worth talking about ton chances to one your town paper had a hand In put ting it there and if there exists any unsightly or unsavory nuisance twenty chances to one it will stay there until your town editor sees it or smells it and wipes his pen on the town boards breeches If anybody beyond the walls of your little burg ever learns that there is such a place as Peacovllle it will be through the town oracle Every village gilts its mpnovs worth lh the village newspaper Its the w gonthat carries all your good thing to market It ought to be 11 kept in good repair In many casessit would pay to grease U paint it r keep its running gear in shape and JI shelter it at the public expense Standby your town newspaper Its the guardian and defender of every interest the forerunner and pioneer of every advance movement and the sturdy advocate of law and order Take It way and It would not be six months before the town would look as if It had been doped Business would drag society would yawn and grass would grow between the cobbles Long live the towns newspaper Fort Myers Fla Leader Notice to Creditors All persons having claims against the estate of Edward Davison de ceased are hereby notified to pre sent same to the undersigned ad 111 ministrators of said decedent prop erly proven on or before the first day of May 1911 or they will be I forever barred Those knowing themselves Indebted to said estate by note or account will please call and settle Given under my hand this Februtt ary 25 1911 P SAMUEL DAVISON VIRGIL DAVISON Administrators flt4 Barretts Ferry Ky CroIfJFor f Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey is the best i known remedy Do not experiment get the genuine Dr Bells PineTar Honey m SWEET CLOVER l Best fertilizer hay and pasture Very hardy rank growth Send for circular and price of seed Bokhara Seed Co 9t4 Falmouth Ky onKIDnYCOREis tYtdwwn sled H itrlUaht- If You are a Trifle Sensitive About the size of your shoes Itstsome satisfaction to know that 1byI them Just the thing for Patent Leather Shoes and for breaking In new shoes Sold everywhere 25c Sample FREE Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y m Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAFell I Father sternlyClln you sup port daughter in the manner itshest LoverYes sir Im sure I can FatherWell I cant do it any longer so take her my boy J FOOO FOR A YEAR I Meat 300 tbs Milk 240qU 13 utter1001bs I Eggs 27- dVetuhbles8001bti z This represents fair ra tion for a man for a year But some people eat and eat and grow thinner This means a defective digestion and unsuitable food AlargeIsize bottle o- fScotts Emulsionjj equals nourishing properties ten pounds of meat I Your physician can tall you how it does it FOB BALE BY ALL DRnaOIBTS send lea name tot paper tail thU sd for ear braatltnl Sarlnjt Dank and Chili BlotchBook + Fact baR oonUlm K Good Luck Penny SCOTT BOWNE 409 Pcul StaNeir York itriSUTNELIMD EAGLE EYE 8ALYS EyJ k- K e fi r A 9 I l M Thomson u Bros Stock Farm HORTON OHIO COUNTY KENTUCKY i Bay Leaf HalWill make the present season of 1911 at our i ystables at Horton Iy He will be permitted to a serve mares at 5 single leap or 10 td Insure a I colt to standup and suck Money is due when the service is rendered fact ascertained or mareI transferred Care will be taken to prevent acci i cidents but not responsible should any occur DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE BAY LEAF HAL Track 221 Bay Stallion 162 hands high t BAY LEAF HAL by Brown Hal 16935 time f 219fGray935 sire of Star Pointer 159 Hal Dillard 204 Hal Brandon 207a Storm 108 Laurel 203 16 in 515 39 in 230 and the dams of Hellena Duplex 208 Cadet 209 Garnetta 2IOj Frank Creemer 211etc by TomHal Jr16925 dam Lizzie dam of Little Brown Jug 211etc by John Nether and second dam Blackie by John Hal Dill GladstoneAlso during the same time and at the same place we will offer for service our celebrated jack DI L GLADSTONE at the same price and on the same conditions as the horse DILL GLADSTONE is a beautiful black Spanish jackwith white points 15 hands high and asplendidI i form He Has sired some fine colts and is reliable in every particular Good Boy Register No 288878 A red Shorthorn bullof fine proportions and noted service Needs to be seen to be appreciated Will serve cows at 100 at the gate Return privilege will Those who appreciate fine stockshould not fail to see this animal and examine his excellent qualities IIIIberanted for themselves The service fee is certainly very cheap at the price j Reg1stered Elirkshire cJar Dales Golden Prince No 115889 and Thomsons King Ho 87883 nizoc JerseyTwo Boars of the finest breed and splendid sires exceptionable qualities Will serve sows at 1at the gate with return privilege I We will give 15 in premiums to the first and second best colts sired by BAY LEAF HAL in year 191010 to first and 5 to second best colt We will also give 15 in premiums to the first and second best mule colts sired by DILL GLADSTONEii in the year 191010 to the first and 5 to the second best mule colts Time and place of the show will rr- a be announced later on The same premiums are offered for the year 1911 Thanking the people fox their liberal patronage last year and hoping to have a large share of their business for the J yearI9IIwe are respectfully wlnor C i L C HThomsonI i Propst rq Etr A 3 i The Hartford Herat WEDNESDAY MARCH 13 CAPTURED AFTER- SIXTEEN YEARS Of Liberty and Returned to Penitentiary HAD AMASSED SMALL fFORTUNEE In Letcher County Where HIe Lived Under An As sumed Name WAS PEACHED ON BY ENEMY Lexington iiMarch 11T B Whitson alias Sam Jones of Lctchei county was arrested here after hav- Ing been at liberty for sixteen ears since he escaped from the North Car ollna penitentiary at Raleigh wher- he had served two of his term o thirty years to which he was sentenced for killing a man in 1893I Whitson who has been living dur- Ing these sixteen years In Letcher county Ientucky where he wentt under the name of Sam Jones was considered a quiet thrifty citizen and had accumulated some property Chief of Detectives Malcolhl11 Drown received a letter severalI warderl t ing that he understood that i + was living In Letcher county under an assumed namethe letter also glv Jnra record of his sentence and des cription of the man Chief Drown i finally located Whitson as living under the name of Sam Jones near Whltesburg and learning that Whit son Intended to pay a visit to Lex ington soon Chief Brown waited fo Ills man to arrive Whltson reached here by train this morning and Chief Brown who had been apprised of his coming tOf him on the street na he left tho I Union Station Drown recognized i his man from the description accosted him Evidently taken by surprise the pretended Sam Jones replied All right sir Brown then showed Whitson the warrant Issued for him and he admit ted that he was the man wanted He was taken to the police station where he again acknowledged his Identity as the man who had been sentenced In North Carolina on the charge of killing C C Byrd and was sent to the penitentiary March 19 Pt FebruPt I have been expecting this for some time he said I had a pre sentment that It would happen When asked regarding the klll admittingifByrd Ho I h11ome trouble and he got killedII hale Ire kfllrued near nakersvllle andI I t to mixing too much with Byrd j3td he got killed I dont wife tt thehrlleongg penitentiary 1oklng i I t1Il IVIIlIenI ani110en1 1I mathings pIeI t Ja J- t ones d I lived under the rte I alalmt nameThenfobeI known Thats how I happen now as Sam Jones If WClook sfCTthaatItAVhltson 1 know how I came to tiff ani ld4 continued Whltson I 9t1I an enemy at my home and j vst sure as I am talking to you now he peached on me Its been a soTt of an open secret at my home town a nbeat my being wanted Whitson gave his age as 54 years r and seemed to bo resigned A deco gram was received this afternoon from Warden Solo stating that an officer would be sent for Whltson j 1 1and there was a reward of 50 for Mils capturcAb lolls n Munlercr A merciless murderer Is appendicitis in with many victims but Dr New Life Pills kill It by pro i 1 1Kingsventlon They gently stimulate stomach liver and bowels preventing i that clogging that Invites appen illcltls curing constipation head I ache biliousness chills 25c at James H Williams m S I TUniES BETROTHED AT noun OF THEm BIRTHS k New York March 12In a ward j Maternity Hospital No ot the Jewish 270 EastI Broadway recently Rachel the daughter of Mrs Farnla Marcus and Leonardthe son of Mrs mrnle Barnett both children than an hour old were betrothed r c r NJ dthe presence of the staff surgeon and nurses The two women have been close- friends from childhood and when they married promised to try to bring about the marriage of their childrenWhen tho little girl and boy wen 3 both born within n few minutes ot each other and the mothers occupied adjacent cots in the hospital iIt seemed as though nature had con spired for the fulfillment of their wish The fathers of the children were present and expressed themselves as highly pleased Farm For Sale I have one hundred acres of wel- improved land on the Knotts Ferr y road three miles northwest of Cen ttjrtown for sale On this farm ardi good dwelling tenant house gooi young orchard of 50 apple and othe fruit trees just beginning to bear For further particulars call on o address W L JAMES 9t4 Matanzas Ky NORTH CEXTERTOWN March 10 1911Farmers In this community are getting busy fencing and nearing ground Somo sodi ground is being broken on account- e l of recent rain Work has been de flayed to some extent Prof R D Bennett Hartford was the guest of friends in this com munlty last week Mr T H Benton returned recent Iv from a business trip to Tell City Ind Mrs John St Clair Is spending a week with her mother Mrs Ellen Meyers near Clear Run Mrs John Flelden has been on the II sick list for sometimett Mr and Mrs Emmet Render are girlnwhich the stork presented them on the 8th Inst Quite a number of men of this vicinity assisted Mr William Mad I iox In the raising of his new tobac 1 en barn Wednesday Several from this community at tended the meeting at Centertown I andrMel last week I 200000 Tubes Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo I were sold In 1908 and not one word Ip of complaint though every tube was II IIsold under a positive guarantee It Is good for nothing but the eyes t Ask your Druggist m I ADABUItGIMarch 11Mr C M Patton wasI In Hartford Monday on businessI daughterIGertrey visited his daughter OdaI near Phllpot Sunday returning I MondayMiss t Ethel Phillips Bells Run visited Misses Gertrey and Zoda Raymond Wednesday night Mr Thurman Patton wife andIdaughter Verna Lee visited his father C M Patton at ThursdayMr Wes Keown and wife who have been sick are better Mrs Albert Helm who has been sick Is ImprovingrThe children and grandchildren of Mrs Belinda Ann Patton surprised her with a birthday dinner on March 4th she being 76 on that day Those present were Mr J L Pataton wire and daughter Leathel and son WIllie Mr C L Patton and wife Mr C M Patton daughter Ina pail son Jpshua Mrs Mary Patton and daughter Katie Lee I SotlceeThe undersigned assignee of Tho Bank of Centertown will be In Cen tertown Ohio county Ky at theea office of the Hank of Centertown 011S Saturday March 18 1911 at which time and place said assignee willIsit to receive claims against said es fate and any creditor falling to pre sent at the time named his claim verified In the manner as are claims against the estates of decedents ex vpt that It need not be verified byo person other than the claimant shall be deemed to have waived Illsr IghC to any part of the assigned es Cato See Russells statute Sec 402t This February 20 1911 8t4 ALVIN ROWEs Assignee of Tim Bank of Centertown 0 r Special Mwlfrfne for Hfdnvy AIIa m lfVMany olferlr people have found FoieyB Kidner Remedy a quick relief and permanent benefit from kidney anl bladder aliments and from annoying urinary Irregulari ties due to advancing years Isaac N Regan Farmer 3Io says FoI leys Kidney Remedy effected a com pleto cure In my case and I want oth ers to know of it Sold by all drug t gists mII 1 u FOR SALE I Fiveroom cottage with 6 acres of land In Hartford KjV Good outbuildings and a well of neverfall ing water Price 1100 For Sale Fiveroom cottage Inrr IISI p ft PAVING THE WAY FOR YEAR 1 I a Democrats of the Nation1 Invited to Gather AT INDIANAPOLIS IN APRIL To Celebrate Achievement of 1Victory andtoJCounsel Together diAN APPEAL TO THE YOUNG ME rTo celebrate the victories whlcl certain Democratic reforms haver won a national Democratic Achievement Banquet will be held at Indian apolls Indiana the center of popu latlon on Jeffersons Birthday April 13 1911 under the auspices of tho National Democratic League oi Clubs The official Invitation reads For the purpose of aiding and strengthening the Democratic party attracting to it the Independent and the young voters of the country of fering a place of refuge for those Republicans who feel that their trust In their party has been betrayed and its solemn pledges and promises to them broken who depreciate its wastefulness and extravagance in ad ministering Its affairs of govern ment and look with apprehension upon tho steady strides It is making towards the centralization of govern mentat the expense of the legitimate powers of the States and of the rights reserved to the people and for the purpose of disseminating the principles of the Democratic party it is proposed to bolda NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ACHIEVEMENT BANQUET to celebrate the victories which certain Democratic reforms have won viz The overthrow of Cannonlsm and the restoration of Cannonism and the Restoration of Representative Government Public tty of Campaign Funds an Income Tax Amendment to the Constitution Election of United States Senators by Direct Vote of the People Railroad Regulation Tariff Reform Opposi tion to Private Monopolies The Promise of Philippine Independence- and other reforms which the Demo cratic party have demanded at Indianapolis Indiana April 13 Jeffer Birthday 1911 This celebration is to bo made a national affair at which many prom inent and representative Democrats from all parts of the United States have expressed a determination to be present Indications now point to one of tho most representative and gatherings ever undertaken- for the partys welfare- A cordial Invitation Is hereby extended and you are earnestly re quested to attend and cooperate with us for the upbuilding of the Democratic party Every Democrat of present or past affilia tion who has the welfare and success of tho Democratic party at heart is welcome We trust you will come and bring many of your friends as can come with you- Nearly every State Is represented- on the invitation It is plain that no section of the country and no element of the party has been crverlook d or left unrepresented Members of the present Congress both Sena tors and Representatives and those to the Sixtysecond Congress 11 the Democratic Governors of tates Mayors of Cities memGers of the National Committee other prom nont Democrats throughout the conntrv will be Invited Every DemI ocrat Is welcome The recent vlc orfcs for Democratic reforms end tile opportunities and responsfhIHJ tes for the future will be the theme if the speakers It Is believed that farsfmlf Wilson Foss Font and snecches aro likely to be very notable utterances speeches frat win sound the rallying ryI Democrats all over the country to participate In a campaign f organization and battle for Dom Victory In 1912 Domptless rnat Is said at this gathering will have an Important bearing en the next national campaign The National Democratic League of Clutn Is a national federation of democratic clubs throuhout the ountrv No dues lire required nnd independence Js aJrefThecreed of tho League ts to educate young voters to become Democrats to tench foreignborn vo ers tbat being Feroocrots will make them better Americans and to preach the pol icies of Jefferson and Jachsonday- in unrt day out The League advocates A strict construction of Constitu tions both State and Fetieiralo that the rights of the State andvpeople respectively may be preserved A tariff for revenue onlgttioi Gov ernmental subsidies to special rater L L O ests either directly or through protective tariff Equal and uniform taxation tab irg no moro money from the people than the just needs of govornmen t economically administered require Rigid economy in governments expenditures Election of United States Senator by direct vote of the people Enforcement of Federal and State laws against criminal trusts am II combinations in restraint of trade A constitutional amendment au thorizing the levy of a Federal in come tax- Reform in registration and en rollment laws so that personal reg istratlon and enrollment shall be required in every political subdivision i of the States Direct primaries for the nomina tion of elective officials Strict compliance with and rigid enforcement of election laws so tar as they relate to bribery and corrup influences in connection with all electionsNo with the persona liberty of any citizen except such ai Is essential to secure the equal rights of all the citizens A Plensant Pliyslc When you want a pleasant physic give Chamberlains Stomach and LI ver Tablets a trial They are mild and gentle in their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect Call at any drug store for a free sample 1m DIAGNOSING A JOKET It 8e med Easy at First but the CaM Proved Hopeless The name of the author of the fol lowing story Is better known for poet ry than prose However here is what S E KIser perpetrated at a conven tion of American humorists Paw and maw were sitting In the sitting room one evening rind pretty soon paw began to taT Whats wrong maw net This is ono of the best Joaks I oversaw paw says Listen and Ill read It to you Why Is the mistake of a doclcter nut as bad as that of a dentust Do you know paw ust No maw told him Becoz puw red one Oils six feat and the other tills an nicer How do they do that maw ast Bocoz they made A mistake paw ansered Which does maw says Both of them paw told her Thats why the mistake of the dock ter Izzent as Bad as the dentusts Why not says maw The dockter only fills Six feat paw told her and the dcntust fills An akerI dont understand About the feat maw sod Why docs be Fill six of them and What docs he fill them with Paw began to look kind pf glassy out of his eyes and hq Red the Sank again to himself So he would tesure ho Didnt make enny mistake Then he Nays Why you see If a dockter would make a mistake it mite be ratio and so be would fill six feat of earth with a man because the man would Be about six teat tall you no I dont sco mutch to augb a bout such a oak maw told jilm May bo it mltent be a man at all Or bit mlto be short Oh welt paw says they Just pre tend Ho would be a six tooter so as to Make It coma In with the aker Why dO taey want to do thatr maw ast- Thats the rank paw says Which Is maw told hIm Why the otter paw ansered Where are they cnny leak about that maw net The dentust fills it you no pawI sed but lie DIdnt some to bo very sure about it By that time Yes maw says but you red that be made A mistake Dont you knew what nn nker Is paw astA tooth that You 611 Is an aker and They have akcrs of ground1 But where dees the mistake come In maw sed Why ho Flllr the tong one paw answered Wiping his torrid and kind of looking Around like If be was try Ing to see If tho escape was ad cut off Well then how does B fill the aker maw ast If the tooth ho Fills is the rong one And duzzent ate Then paw got up and love the Al mannlck in two and Throw It in the waist basket ands sod They Are no use Trying to bring cnny sunshine into This fambly Lets drop the subject The man that rote the Joak Was a fool and tile one that printed it was ai worse ones but Im not going to rong Either one of them by unjust susplsbcns Mcbby they didnt every try to tell It To a woman New York Post He Ate the Hay There are still some mighty eaters left Not long ago a Berlin market porter undertook for a wager to pat away at one sitting six mutton chops twelve eggs a goose a duck six pounds of potatoes and twentytwo pounds of hay Difficulties were antic ipated with the last course and large sums were laid against the accom plishment of the feat The Ingenious porter solved the difficulty by calling for a cigarette after he bad finished the duck Bo then sot light to the hay pounded the ashes up with the potatoes and swallowed the lot Aft er a heated discussion the referee declared htm the winner London Ulobe i Take THE HERALD M w ooooooooooooooooo O SPECIAIr NOTICE Q 0 in regard to 10 0 OBITUARIES RESOLUTIONS 0 O OF RESPECT c 0 00O000000000000The a new rule in regard to ObltuarlelJ Resolutions of Respect Cards ot Thanks c whether written at the the behest of lodges churches or inr- dlvlduals and that is we shall charge at the rate of two cents per line for all such articles except obit 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