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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, March 29, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911032901 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 29, 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. iMfiiliif tfYMmiT 1 It s r to 1h r THEHARTFt D HERALD M I S1tblCrt1tt u Per Year in AdJ ncciIi frme tit Herald eta Neiey ir rH Ih Neralttlllf NalielaI hutoiiy aiII Bid All Kinds Job Prating Neatly Executed liS7thf An HARTFORD KY WEDISTESpAY MARCH 29 luiiNO 13 III j L WE CAUGHT II A mm FIRE And 150 Working Girls Burned to Deathli rr GROSS CARELESSNESS CAUSE Most Frightfull Holocaust of 1 Recent YearsAn Inves tigation Started A RAIN OF FLESH AND BLOOD New York March 25 Criminal negligence cost the estimated lives of 150 wage earners mostly women r who were trapped on the top floors of i tenstory factory here late his evening There wore 500 In the building and they had to choose be tween burying and leaping Threo Jumped and escaped others were crushed Some escaped after they reached the stairways and elevators The firemen and spectators were unable to atcTr Because the building was In the J high pressure district and had ex tenor walls of stone It had but one fire escape That was an Inside exit reaching to ttte seventh floor The three upper floors were oc cupied by the Triangle Waist com pany manufacturers of womens shirtwaists and employing 750 pert eons Fire Chief Croker places the responsibility h on the city building de f partmentShortly after 430 p m the stu dents of the professional school of tho New York University were start led by a crash of glass Immediately the first body fell a young girl apparently 17 Ten more followed Windows were filled with shrieking men and Women T Smoke afl tirp werepourlng from the eighth floor and nearly all on that floor Jumped the clothing was burned I jUsuallyI from their bodies before they struck the street The first company that arrived had nets spread and the chief ordered the women to Jump one at a time but mad with fear simultaneously which three Jumped tore the net rendering It useless Extension ladders reached the sixth floor and firemen scaling the ladders were driven back by the fire Scores of engines and thousands of spectators poured Into Washington square Women fainted and shrieked and men wept and prayed as the bodies struck the street From ono side 15 jumped simultaneously and 14 were InstantlyI c Wiled The 15th girl aged 17 was I taken from the pile nn hour after alive but badly hurt The nets were useless and the bodies crushed throughOne womans dress caught on an awning stanchion and her body hung In the air a living torch until her clothing was burned away and she fell to the ground Two elevators run by Joseph Zito and John Gregory made a number of trips to the upper floors through the smoke The flames finally crowd ed Gregorys elevator to the bottom of the shaft and compelled him to desert It As he left six bodies struck his car Zlto made one more trip and got 20 The abandoned j ones slid down the cable till their hands were burned so they had to let go When there was no chance to save more lives the firemen attacked the j flames and In two hours had them under control The bodies In the streets were cov ered with tarpaulin The Injured were rushed to hospitals The cause i ofthe fire Is doubtful It Is believ e ed to have started from the explosion of a gasoline engine In the Triangle plant based on the statements s of the elevator men that they heard an explosion Harris and Blank partners In the firm deny this and say It was caused by a spark from a heated pueyii Relatives df the dead and injured rushed to the scene crying and pray ing and tried to break through the t lines Realizing that they must be 1 1cruel to be kind the police forced i them back Many fainted When the the was under control the building Miwched in Jhel bottom 6t tWinside Ncape were found a number of bodies 30 In all being taken out alt being burned to a crisp On the ninth floor piled agalnsi closed elevator doors charred and nude bodies were fbiind It Jiad been a struggle of the strong against the weak Alt had been smothered Blank and Harris partners were the last to leave the building The tried to force an organized escape but were unable to do BO Blanks family Is thought to be in the ruins Harris says most of the employee were Italians Harris has collapsed District Attorney Vllltman and a corps of Investigators questioned ev erybody who could throw any light on the tragedy Whitman said he was convinced that the holocaust was due to criminal carelessness One hundred and twentyeight bodies had been taken to the morgue up to 11 oclock tonight There were then seven bodies remaining on the ninth floor according to Chief Croker who directed the work ol removal Three victims died at St Vincents hospital and three at Belle vue One girl suffering minor In juries Is Insane from shock There are still a number of bodies In the basement but It will be impossible 16 tell how many un the water iIs pumped out The subcellar is Ailed with water waist deep It will be an all nights task pumping It out The police estimate 1ETO lives lost enc firemen say the number may reach 175The old covered dock of the de- pArtment of charities was converted Intoa morgue For hours vehicles bearing boles rolled up before It the bodies were carried Inside and friends and relatives of the deadwho are mostly Italians crowded outside Force was necessary to restrain the crowd Late tonight the police permitted the crowd to begin filing slowly through to examine the bod- Ies which were made as presentable as possible and lay covered with sheets In most cases ornaments only wore the methods of ldentlflca- tlon PRAIRIES OF THE WEST PILED HIGH WITH sxott Omaha Neb March 26What promises to be the worst blizzard of the year struck Nebraska today and Is rapidly sweeping eastward and southward Already the sHow is piled high on the prairies and rail road traffic to the north and west is seriously Impeded The temperature has dropped steadily since 3 oclock this after noon and within three hours reg istered a fall of 40 degrees At 2 oclock today there were no clouds and the temperature stood 70 degrees above zero Shortly after a cool wind came from the north and before night a blinding blizzard of sleet and snow was raging At Nellgh Neb three feet of snow fell during the day and Northwest ern train are having trouble getting through the drifts In that portion of the State telegraph and tee phone wires are seriously interfered withAcross the State line In South Da kota the storm Is even worse than In Nebraska the snow being the deep est of the year The entire Black mils are covered with snow and Ice In southern Nebraska little snow fell the moisture taking the form ofa heavy rain The snow Is co- nfIedto the district north of the Platte Winter wheat will be immensely benefitted by the snow and rnn nnd plowing for corn will be ex pedited Tocal Talent Organized Tho Hnrtford Players Club is the name of the local talent company that has been organized In this city They Intend to give a play every few weeks and tills new enterprise will be welcomed by every amusement loving person They w111 give their first payThe Face at the Windows at Dr Beans opera House Friday night Those composing the company are Misses Winona ste- vens Beatrice Haynes Bessie Taylor and Nora Wedding Messrs Martin Thomas Ellis Foster Otto Martin and J Ney Foster 4 judge WJlllaniH Killed Henderson Ky March a4Jmad TVlHlams aged 67 years po lice judge of Rpbards Henderson county Krwas4nstantty killed late yesterday afternoon by falling from a barn on his farm Every bone In beenIpolicewas a prominent citizen of Hender ntLlflVechUdrR 1I r t A FINE TRIBUTE TO JUDGE REED From Ctae Who Knows and Was Raised With tUrn IS RICH IN LEGAL LEARNIN Clean in Public and Privat LifeA Leader in Gene eral Assembly FINE SPECIMEN OF MAXHOO The Bowling Green Messenge saysThe Paducah NewsDemocrat his home paper contains the forma an nouncement of the candidacy of Judge William M Reed for the Dem ocratic nomination for Governor of KentuckyWithout being In any wise Instru mentalIn the plan of bringing Judg Reed into the race the editor of the Messenger desires to commend hi candidacy to the good people of tin Third Congressional District Down in Jacksons Purchase where both Judge Reed and the edi tor of the Messenger were raised In the homely vernacular of the people we call him Bill and It Is likely that when he is nominated ahd elect ed there will be those who will stick to the familiar cognomen But we desire to say that he is no counterfeit Bill He Is as genuine and as clean a Bill as was ever Issued from Gods treasury department Rich In legal learning ripe In the experience of men who fight for principle honest by nature and by a life of practice clean In his pri vate life and In his public career he Is eminently fitted to adorn the Governors chair Judge Reed novel trimmed In any political gale He always had his views on political questions and never hesitated to express them whether they were popu tar or unpopular with the populace As a member of the General Assembly he was a leader In the practice of his profession he was ethical Asa Judge on the bench he was as fair ns he was firm In the very height of what is called the night rider dispute he was never known to swerve a hair from what was right In the very bloom of a vigorous manhood In the full possession of his bodily and mental faculties with out any entanglements with political factions without any promises to State politicians ho can enter the race unhampered and unpledccd Moreover If he is elected Governor he will bo a Governor that we need not be ashamed of From Goth am to the Golden Gate from Maine to Mexico every Kentuckian can hold up his head proudly and say to all Inquirers The name of our Governor Is Judge William M Reed formerly of the city of Paducah Judge Reed docs not know of this article He owes the Messenger not a cent for It All that we shall require of him when he takes his seats that he shall be as unlike our present Chief Executive as the Lord will let him bo Dies at Irvington Cloverport Ky March 25lIrsLydia M Jolly 54 years old died after a weeks illness of pneumonia at her home in Irvlngton She was the wife of the late Senator R M Jolly and one of the best beloved women in Breckenridge county Mrs Jolly leaves four children Lewis Edwin Morris and Clalrle She was the daughter of Mrs W N Williams of Mt Vernon Ill The funeral Vas held today Died at Barretts Ferry Died at the residence of Lycurgus larrett Barretts Ferry Ky March 22 1911 Samuel Gentry ot tubercu osls in the 69th year of his age He was a gallant soldier of the 12th Ky Cavalry and after the war went Vest and lived for about 27 years ince his return he has made his home with his sister Mrs Lycurgus arrett After appropriate services by Rev Henry W Morton his retains were laid to rest In the Gentry cemetery In the presence of a arge concourse of relatives and friends Aviator Louis Breguet carried levee passengers two miles Itta lonoplaneln France This perform lJnee brbke the record r Il I ClNET OF DIAL ItQuFrsAI A BODY Resignations Handed In After Conference At MEMBERS OFOSLER CLASS Towards1 ment of Diaz LIMAXTOUU ONLY IS UEMAIXINTi Ji 1 Mexico City March 24Tho Diaz cabinet resigned in a body at a spec lat meetlng of that board today The President deferred action upon rtti5 resignations The reason given for the action InI an official announcement Is the belief that it will contribute to the reestablishment of peace and facili tate the reforms contemplated Enrique C Creel Minister of For eign Relations presented the resignations In behalf of all the minis teN Dius thanked the retiring members for their efficient and pa Iftritic cooperation in the past and Announced he would postpone his acceptance or rejection until later The resignations Include that olfr Ramon Corral as minister of depart ment on governaclon corresponding to department of Interior In United States but not as vice president v Not one of the men who until to day formed President Diazs cabinet Is less than sixtyfive years of age and a number of them are much older With the exception of Enrique- C Creel all have been members of the Presidents official family for a great many years and this fact alone has been one of the grievances of the revolutionists who insisted that thechlef executive should surround hIDtjcf with representatives of the younger generation men more close ly In touch with the affairs of the peopleFollowing are those whose resig nations were received Enrique C Creel Minister of For eign Relations Ranion Corral Minister of the In teriorJose Yves Llmantour Minister of FinanceOlegarlo Molina Minister of Fo mentoJusto Hlerra Minister of Educa tion Manuel Gonzllcs Conslllo Minister of War and Marine Leandro Fernandez Minister ol Public Works and ComrtinlcntlonR Justlno Fernandez Minister of JusticeWithout exception these men have contributed valuable services to their country and to the President but popular feeling against them hns been growing steadily since long be fore the bcglnnlps of the revolution Jose Yves Llmantour who It Is reported will he the only cabinet member to remain Is old but Is still regarded as ono of the shrewdest and most able men In the republic The three mm against whom the masses have cried old age are Le andro Fernandez Justlno Fernandez and Gen Consilio It Is an open secret that for the past few years their duties have been materially lightened on thataccount News that the cabinet had resigned spread rapidly throughout the city and In all quarters elicited fa vorable comment Many however would not go so far as to repeat the iota of optimism sounded In the of ficial statement of resignations that the retirement of the present ministers would entirely quiet the present discontent throughout the country Penalty to Roan Go On The taxes recently levied by the City Council of Hartford are now due andiI am ready to collect same The penalty goes on April 1st Please do not neglect the matter but get lady to pay now in order to avoid the penalty SAM F RILEY lOtt Marshal IE PROBlElIE BY A DESPERATE ACT L Chicago March 24AlreadY fallen far behind his playmates with whom lie had entered school and earipgathat he would be unable to pass even the simple examination equlrei of seventhgrade young sters Willie Shlel fifteenyearold son of Patrick Shlel a wealthy con tractor of Lake Forest solved the grave problem of education today by ending his life Playing hookey for the first time In several fruitless years of en deavor in the class room the boy stole back Into his bedroom while the school bells were ringing and sent a bullet through his brain A note scrawled on a bit of wrap ping paper told the story of the los ing battleFather forgive me ran the note I couldnt get along at school I tried my best and I couldnt learn First I bought poison but I was afraid to take It Father you forgive me and ask my playmates to forgive me I know God will for give me He will Understand what I have been up against GENERAL ORDERS FOR- MILITARY INSPECTION general ordori have been sent out from the Adjutant Generals office In Frankfort bv Acting AdjutantGen eral E B Bassett directing thAt the orcanhod StAte militia be The order Includes all of Inspectedi nanles of the State The IrifMieetlon dates for Western Kentucky follow Owcnsboro April 4 Company C Third Infantry Henderson hpll battalion headquarters and Company B Third Infantry Marian April C Company K Third Infantry MnrtlnonvlUe April 7 battalion bpRdnunrters and Company Third Infantry Hopklrsvllle April 10 beadaunr ters band and Company D Third In fantry Bowling Green April 11 battal lion headquarters and Company A Third Infantry Calhoun April 12 Company M Third Infantry Hartford April 13 Company H Third Infantry JUDGE I1IRKIIEAD HOLDS COURT AT MAYFIELD Jurttrc Blrkhepd will hold a spec ial term of court nt Mayfield Graves county during this week Judge nirkhead received a telegram Saturday night telling him that Governor Wllhon was desirous of having him fold the Graves county court I Judge William Reed candidate I rorIjournment In the Davless Circuit Court Saturday noon after having presided over this term for the past four weeks but still he notified the Governor that If his services were needed he would gladly respond e PRAISK JUDGE REKI TIn FARMERS FR1EXD Te Owensboro Messenger says J D Jeffrey one of the best crown farmers of the Eastern part of the countI was In Owensboro Sat urday sounding the nrnieof Jiuo William Reed of Paducah a candll rlal nomination Mr Jeffrey at one date for the Democratic gubernato lal nomination Mr Jeffrey at one trlct and Is n personal friend of Judge Reed Ho declared that Judge teed Is big enough to be President of the United States and added that he would make a good President too Mr Jeffrey said that he was especially anxious for Turtiro Reed to meal In Owensboro np be wanted all of the farmers of Davless county to hear him He sold that the Pn ducah jurist Is tho kind of a rnnn the farmers have been looking for to place In the Governors chair Mortllli of Co H 3rd K X G Company H will meet for eorrnn Izatlon at thn armory In Hartford Saturday April 1 1911 At 7 odock pI m All vacancies will bo filled The company will be recruited up to a war footing Any one desiring to become a member of the company should report on this date The ser vice for the summer will be attrac tive Everv member of the company Is required to resort on above date JAMES M DOWEESE Commanding the Co Meetings In Three Counties The Green River Tobacco Orow ers ssoclatlon held meetings In Hancock McLean and Ohio counties in Saturday and elected a board of I ontrol for their respective counties and also selected delegates to attend the district meeting to be held In iwensboro on Thursday April 6 i fx MIKADO OF JAPAN SENDS MESSAGE Of Peace to President of United States SAYS WAR RUMORS ARE FALSE Expresses Courteous Feelings of Amity Towards This Country COXVEYEII 11 V BARON UCIIIDA Washington March 2iiPresl dent Taft today received a rather remarkable peace message from the Mikado of Japan In response to tlN assurance conveyed to Baron UcM da the Japanese Ambassador at the White House last Wednesday The Baron had called apropos of the exchange of ratifications of the treaty recently negotiated with la pan and the President took occasion to say to him that he placed no cre dence whatever In the persistent tu mors that Japan was surreptitiously preparing to attack the United States and that so far as this Coy ernment Is concerned It had no fear of the war scare that had been doing a lively business In various parts of the country Among other things the President specifically mentioned was the re port that Japan was quietly nego tiating for a naval base In Lower California and this he emphatically discredited The Mikados message to the President was transmitted bv the Ambassador this afternoon and roads as follows To the President of the United States of America- I was greatly pleased to receive your very kind message conveyed to me through my Ambassador In Washington and I thank you for It I was already well convinced that you had given no credence to the false and wicked reports regarding Japan but It was especially a source of profound satisfaction to me to receive from you the assurance that the relations of amity and good un derstanding between our two coun tries were never better or more cor dial than at this time I am mostthappy to be able entirely to recipro cate that assurance MATSt CII ITO In making the Mikados message public the White House had nothing further to say than that It spoke for Itself However It Is the capstonaJof statements made by high official of both countries to the effect that the relations of the United States and Japan were as cordial as over If not more so than usual It would seem that the assurances conveyed from Toklo this afternoon would serve to quiet the apprehensions of such Americans as havI been led to believe that there reallyI I was ground for the alarmist stories that have been going the rounds TWO XRW STATE IAN- 1E1MiXEItS APPO1NTEO i A I preclnl from Frankfort says W P Hurt of Lexington and Paul O Sniper iendenn ware onnolnt ed hank examiners bv the advisory board of bank examiners which held a meetlne In Louisville TuesdaII Tho appointments were by Secretary of State Ron L Rnt ser Tho two onnlntments bring the number of bunk Iniuiectors to four In I the State Mr Hurt was fnrmerU 1eel1 hank anti later with the Mechanics lank and Trust companyNN 1 r r Home Tapers Roost The NewsDemocrat presents tho name of Judge Reed to the racy of Kentucky and with JmorII tapers assurance that a ectlon could not be made from ranks of the party In the State thoII I lead tho united forces to victory lithe general election Paducah NewsDemocrat t Tolmcco Growers to Ort Money Shelbvvllle Ky March 25Thel- urley Tobacco PoMotv has rotiPod their local agent that a check fn 88500 the second payment of 20 per lent on the pooled tobacco of the I 1909 crop may be expected before prin About 30000 of this I amount will go to the banks and tho remainder to the growers i r 7 W 1r I I f j V A Statement Froth Mr Butler and NlrB fd1 rrTO THE STOCKHOLDERS AND DEPOSITORS y OF THE HANK OF CAXKYYILU w of You already know what a gratifying statement the cashier made you on January 1 as tothe excellent and prosperous condition of your bank at the close of the year 1010 f f- It was so gratifying to your Hoard of Directors that they made a special request of the Secretary pf State to send his Chief Supervisor of Hanks down hero to go through the books and have record madei In the State Department as to the banks condition and the manner In which Its affairs are conducted In response to that request the Chief Supervisor was sent here on Thursday Fcnrnrp3tand In the presence of the undemlgned node a most thorough examination of the books verifying every Item In cashiers official statement i- On x J thejjI completing his work he turned to us and said I r GENTLEMEN IT IS CRIITAIXLY A PLEASURE TO EXVIXE A GOD BANK L ICE T TillS I oURS IS ONE OF TilE REST OF THE MANY lOOn llAXttS IX THE STVTK1 AND YOUR HOOKKEEPIXO IS TUB BEST THAT I HA VK SEEN YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A SUCCESSFUL BANK SO LONG AS YOU CONDUCT IT OX THE SAME COXSEHVATIVE LINES YOU HAVE FOLLOWED IX THE PST YOUIl NOTES AIm SO WELL SECURED AND DISTRIBUTED THAT IT WOULD HE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO SUSTAIN ANY LARGE LOSSii IF I HAD ANY MONEY TO DEPOSIT I WOULD AS SOON HAVE IT IX THE IJAXK- OF CAXEYVILLE AS ANY HASH I KNOW OF WITH YOUR UESOUIICEB AND YOUR SYSTEM I SEE XO WAY A DEPOSITOR COULD POSSIBLY LOSE A CENT And he IIs right Your hank Is one of the strongest financial Institutions for Its size fit the Suite and wo know that you will share with us In our gratification over its excellent condition and the many good things the Supervisor had to say about It and the businesslike and conservative way It Is being conducted As you know the bank Is conducted under State supervision and the books are examined twice a year by the special examiner as well as by the Hoard of Directors In order fiat your interests may br thoroughly safeguarded In every particular The hunks success you know Is your success Every good word you speak for your bank start every dollar or bit of business you turn its way tend to make It all the stronger awl a greater power for good lit the community Your olllclals appreciate your loyalty and confidence which have greatly helped them to butlil op sa strong n financial Institution in thin section of the StateII Respectfully subllllttrdIT M HOXfl IesillenfCCancyvllle Ky March 1 1011 ED BUTLEft Vice PresidentII j JUDGE WM REED I i I ROW IN THE RACE For Democratic Nomina tion for Governor I HIS FORMAL A10UHNTr IIat I Says He Will Urge PlatformI conventionWill Make I Active Canvass A MAN OK VOTE AXD PRKSTfOK 1 In a statoment given out last week announcing hlmeelf In the race for the Democratic nomination for Governor Judge Wlllfam M Reed of Iaducah says ho will urge a convention to draft a platform for the party In the earning campaign When this convention shall be held of is a matter of Indifference he aids so It is convened sufficiently early In the campaign to be made against a common enemy so the DemocratS of Kentucky may be able to make their tight upon a platform there of adoptedJudge Reed is one of the best known Democrats In Western Kentucky having served three terms fn f the lower House of the General Assembly 1 1of from Marshall county and Is i jI now serving his second term as Cir cuit Judge of the Second Judicial district composed of Marshall and McCracken counties Ho Is on the sunny side of sixty Ills announce ment had been expected for several weeks during which time he and his close political advisers from Western Kentucky lead held counsel with leaders from every section of the State Normal Announcement Judge Reeds announcement Is ns followsTo the Democratic voters of Ken tucky Believing that every man a certain times In his life must anI swer to the call of his country a whether It may be his personal de sire or not and having been solicit ed from every section of the State to become a candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for Governor an having been overwhelmingly Impor turned by the people of my Imme diate section and appreciating fully the honor It would be to any man to be the Governor of this great Commonwealth after mature deliberation I now announce myself as a candidate for such nomination- I shall endeavor from now unt the date of the primary election to present my claims to the Democratic voters of the State so that I mav at such primary be the recipient of the honor I seek In seeking this nomination I do so with the full knowledge and un or the responslbllltlerw iilerstandlng JfcirHfcli by vlrture of the high olfc I must of necessity bq Incumbent JOelif elected understanding that In thVtfinmedUte future of this State r tkeaCtfonOtite Chief Executive will Above much to do with Its ultlma- tptegreseand understanding that InI rjrrwrt e ture the prosperity and iMpptawM of her people will be pro t x a ti- I mated Or retarded by the ln exerted br her Chief Executive uenceII Being My native State I have grown to an age past the meridian of fife and in white prosperity I have stlwajs rejoiced shall give to this position If elected to It every effort of sty mind to bring this State during my administration material good f shall tell to the people of the State In addressed f expect to make those things for which I stand and vftlch I could not thIs time elncidate to the satlsfac of myself or thoW to whom thiS meant to address IfOr am a Democrat from principle and have always been rod one thing shall aTKe as a Democrat and es pecially as a emocratlc candidate Is that a convention or the Demo crats of Kentucky be called by the governing authorities of the party for the purpose of writing a plat orm of principles ro that trio world may krrow for what tho Democratic ijrty In Kentucky stands When this convention shulf bo hell Is a ifor mutter of rmirrreTemse BO It iff con j vened suffldlnff early In trite cam- paIgn to be made zeafnst to common inenemy sO that 1ho Demucrats Kentucky may be able to make their tight upon a platform there adopted t tor might say further that r belong to no firetlcm1 nor have lever belonged to any polities faction In Kentucky r appear fw all classes Iis IndiVldualfe fa give nae consiuera tfon fIT my cfalms and If upon duo corsfderatlbir it Is lie honest belief and so expressed in the polls mat I would better subserve the interests the State and at the people than mayiof become one for shall feel trufr grntirfur Judge Recd snys f c will make an active canvoiworevwy county lie tile State Between nor rnd the date of the primary Xuiy r presenting ills claims fbr reognllfon to the D nrro cratlc roterff ortlitr State A Slnooifl Skin BlacRlIeacJJr eHaps pimples sores and BIT unhealthy conditions or the skin are unsigKtly and detract nom be the looks Buy it box of Dr Btilfs AntfsKrptiC SSriVe III creamy snowIjI dfreettidtand your sWh will be as clear as ac babes At all dealers In media class nt Will Xow Roll irnryestors Prof S P1 JTeJKenney has resign RockportdGraded School and has accepted a a position as traveling salesmtw with the International Harvester Co of Chicago with branch office at Ev ansvIU earl Prof W R Carson vtceprealrfent of the selrool has been elected to the Prlneitmlahlp i find wU e assisted by his brother Prof Otis Carson The many friends II 11of Prof McKcnp v wish Mm mucfl success In his new field i If You nre a Trifle Sensitive About the size of your shoes Itll some satisfaction to knowrthat many people can wear shoes a size sootier by shaking Allens PbtEase Into them Just the thing f9r Patent- e Leather Shoes and for breaking In Dnnew shoes Sold everywhere 25c Sample FREE Address Alien S Olmsted Le Roy N Y m chUrn Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORfA O i ARE DISGUSTED WITH PROMlSf I Diaz Has Made for Year And Never Kept P PARTY DEMaND CHANGES a ftt Government lefore They Will Agree toYield Their Arms DHURKK ISSUED BY DK O3IEX- WaslifaBton Marc2 iAn nouutdng that they will run lay down thefranrar until formarnegotfirtfohs poaco are under way ttio revolu tionary nirrty of Mexico tliroujli Dr Vaztrnez Gamer their rtfi1elJCZ1lattTe VaI5 KU toB Ins Issifd tt statement outlfcihg the attidiila cf thor revolitttmlBtb toward pswoer over tures and ccfarms In tttde repwtUTe The bttttemwnt lays Tllo ro wHitfcaary puny ditch coii8tltuc of the best mem of the country tfpcton lawyers art sans varKlhir met and taier like are firm iri decKirihir that tlwy wlTT JJI7tc enter Ifttt anytfiftrs but formal no gotlatfons for peseta It cannot CIscept alJgiraranfee only ttier prG1riiires n jtvenrment that butrfbr nrore than JD years Been promising and has never flrlHlleif a singftrone of Ifs promises rt cannot believe ttiwtf tIre Govermnont will change Its methods oifso many years inetHoifm Im posed upon tile people by force Tire revolUtfonlsts tttlhI IIndI with reason tttat Immedlatery following fife Ihyfng1 down of tefr arms manv of tfte leaders wonW Ho mystfrrlftusiy no reforms wonrid tra granted ami tare oppreBritm would greater than ever FSr tlHs reason the revBlutfon ists will nut accept as tt guarantee the promises of the GoTernment be they know that none of them will be complTed with AslTttre too wllf they accent as a guarantee Mr Llmantcmr or any other Individual because one man cannot and must not servwatf a guarantee for a poUt ical party fighting for the liberty pfIpeople and much less when a man naB been and Is the right nand efthe oppressing Government The revolutionists do not deslht OJInosing party because every one knows that It Is necessary to here opposite parties in a nation in order to maintain nolltfea equilibrium andI righteous administration As little will they refuse to en ter Into peace negotiations for the good of the country but they willI not relinquish their demand that the lives of their partisans oe guar anteed and political reforms carried but The revolutionary party must be represented In the government of the States In the Congress and In the Cabinet It Is welt known that up to the present not a single member of the Cabinet or a representa tive of the people has ever made the least protest in regard to thi great political abusee tbe unjust Imprlui s r p t t l I r c onjnend andtbo numberlessA pollti cal nslsasslriuVlons For all theee regions the revolu tlonlsta will not lay down their arm until the time when these reform that guarantee the lives of the people the administration of justice 4 political liberty sballi be in effect i If the Government should unfortunately through bad counsel refuse to enter Into formal negotia ions the revolutionary party wll thipeoplesympathy and moral support of thei American people In this aim as have had nil people fighting for Jus thee and liberty- Disappointment IIs expressed here over tho fact that Finance Minister Lltnflntour has seen fit to seek a peae J agreement by bolding tin United States up as a sort 6t buga boo and making statements i6 the effect that the dovcrnment Is till waiting an opportunity to get Into Mexico Dr Hells Antl Pain sudden attack of Cholera Mar bun fel dangerous Keep Dr Bells AntiPain at hand a dose relieves utmost Instantly ft also cures Diar rhoea Cramps Flux and all Bowel Complaints m aIJIU Sale of Town Lots Mtv Rosa Ehret at Rockport fnd has bought the 4f lots In the old fair prorfnd addition Hartford of Mr S S Maples of Owensboro and Intends to build atront forty houses this summer STm thinks that the coal and oil prorverts and the new railroad which itow goes through this city with tjienew sew erage system Just completed will add much life to Hartford tmS the town will soon come to the front Cbffmberlofna Stomach and Liver Tablets Invnrfably bring refief to women suffering from chronic eon btlpatfon headache biliousness dlz ihesr sallbvnress of the skirl lid dyspepsfff Sold lIT all dealers m ClianrDish Party Sties Fannle Wulttlnghlll erttbr talnedherSiinfftrr School Class wlllr Cttnflnir Dish party on Tuesday Meh 2trt from seven to ten at thsbbhie of Mrs1 C P Keown I1tspent nn pTijoyafire evening T arm nr sent were JTIsses Hulah Klrir Flora Rlfrtv Beufah Rowe Mary Lairw Pnfleton EMerTo Brullendur Motto Deim Moraler Nancy Klrifn I Margarlte Taylor STarr Newbolt and Alice Keowrr Fairy nine out of every ten cases of rlrtramatlonr is simply rheumatism of the museres due fa cord or damp or chronic rheunuftunn neither of which require any Internal treat= i ment AU that Is needed to afford Is tile free application of c Chan erlaihs Klnimxmt Give it tr trial You ore cert ib to be pleased i with ttfe qirfBK relief which It affords Sold Byall deirfeTO DrI 11clT i I Yen must not rocR the baby at 1 all rays the grave pftysfcfan nutI tninK air oldfashioned IA so cunnlhg and besides the gentle motlbir gets tile baby to go ttr without cryltrjr for an hour the young mother Yu but that rocRInp motion 11r very injurious upon the childs brain The constant swaying really damages Its mlhd ttbrrYes madam When yQu were a little baby they used cradles didnt they Certainly That was before aol enceHad determined so many of the Wbl rl1l1 What To Do- FOR Sickly Children Letters from Mothers UI wish I could induces every aickJychildi Liverire stored our little daughter to health and strength after eYerytkfiag else had fniledMRs C V STUMP Canton Ohio Mrs 8P Sko nard of Minneapolis Minn writes I want to recommend VINOL to every mother who has a weakor sickly child My little boy was sickly pale and had no appetite for two years I tried different medicines and dog tors without benefit but thanks to healthyboyC Allen of New Bedford Mass writes liMytwo punychildrengained rapidly in lleshandstrength iIn avery short time after taking VINOL VINOIwilibuild Tryapel ftcd ve will t tum ygwr honey lur tilde by Hjiruonl Drug to- iucartaratedl ii If It t i t 1WI i I t riWl mL AYegetable PreparalionforAs- siaulalingiheFoodandlie uIa- URg the Stomnchs wviBowcls of- Pronloles DigesUonChcerruJ ness and llestContahls neither OpiufnMorpidne nor filcra1 NOT NAfC OTIC UJSlMZZM1CL9R5sa r l nsUplfftbnYfermsConvul eftsFeverish- ne5sandtO11l3OF SLEEP 1c Simile sighaesre or NEW YbTdli 0 U inoni la J5 1 OS V t IMS rxAal COP OP WRAPPER f ILIHDWICK 0WENDORo O Fine Watcii and Jewelrs Re a- tf Q pairingJ3 Bog Expert and Artistic Monogram W and Plain Engraving = Eyes Tested tad Lenses Ground O QInx Lensas K X 4 K Graduate Obtfelana and an Q 9- 3T give perfect results 0 Io Itont buy Chaises from SInK Y 0 taclo peddIMsrwho travel t tadtyir M- WVTe rJ have SkllltrfiWorkmen IUd O 0the very Finest and Bvsst C Machinery ark Stock and are 0In a position to render gpod 7 = service rn s a- ftWe pay cash for old Gold and 0 Silverx go u o n s K a AViO HOIWtLI1H OTHUHDS BILE EYE UL Good ft Nnthfeg hilt the es Headquarters for Building Suppliese Ifyou need building ma tens call on us Wfe have Rough andDressed Lumber Doors Sash Moldings Floor SidingLathes Rubber Paper and Metal Roofing RidgerolL Cresting and Guttering Htonse andI Roof Pair nts Lime Paten Plaster Cement Common and Fire Bribk Screen Doors an Wire Bean BrosWest End Union St Hartford Kyo Pro o lonnl Cards FORTELAUorr BAVIR DAL I4T will practice hU prplndoc In Oklo sad ad alvenlostbeelseestrnMed HANK Lf fEW Attorney at Law BAATFOXfi KY ulal811j I ppetAIallOIlCfIC M UKNBTT 9 R allftI1A1HETT fc SMITH Attorneys at LawI- ARTFORDIY saltlOhlessdI uAIIIIIIII d i + n CASTURJA r I For Infant and Children Rave1lAfwaysBougtit Bears the- Signature Ifo- 1 In- Use wI For Over Thirty Years CASTORtA I UllJtmPEctAtI HATS FOR JUBAT solo sr- CARSON co HARTFORD BARBER Xo 2703 Will make the season of 1911 at Cooper Bishops stable three miles east of Island on Green river on WednesIi days of each week and at Center town the other three days of each week He will stand at 10 to Insure a living colt money due when colt is foaled or mare transfered accidOt4ilbutcur F M ALLEN Ceatertown Ky Tlte Fine Young Trotting Stallion EAGLE DISPATCH WiTI make the season of 1911 at ntY barn In Centertowh Ky He wiT stand at 8 to Insure a living colt MViney due when fact is ascertained or mate transferred Care taken to prevent accidents but not responsl Die should any occur Description and Pedigrees EAGLE DISPATCH was ffled April 1903 fir 16 hands hlfefr artIbay with best cf foot and lbesyjWjL 1 mane and tair fine style and fretto y h He Is by the renowned saddlecaa4 harness Stanton Red Eagle No ha by Red Squirrel No 55 he lark Sauhrel No 58 he by UII Eagle NO T4 he by King No 57 hw by Washington Denmark I No 64 he by Gaines Denmark No 61 he bT old Black Denmark the 4imile race horse he by ImportedIHedgefcrd EAGLE DISPATCHS first dam Bell Habram by OM Dispatch JfA 448D he bv Onward No 1611 fb George Wllkes No 519 secondfi f by Ton Pedro StYourF lot ALLENY s Centertown Ky ITil Fine Yong Tack i BLACIC RALDY Will make tie season ot f9i1 at my ate willtMosey due wheij fact le ascertained takelJolrnetareapwnilWt L r- I P M ALLB1 11t1 Ceutertowm 0 4 iM r rc I ti ISiII i H GROWTH SHOWN In the United States by Census of 1910 a WE OF CITIES WONDERFUL i Remained for a Southern City j ToShow Most Remark able Increase WHAT PACIFIC COAT HAS DO E CUy Roderick Clifford 1 Washington March 25Many i r a fYcinarkable tribute to the wonderful growth of the United States is contained In the census of 1910 Never hag a comparison been so Instructive as in the study of these amazing figures spreading over successive decades The United State is growing faster than ever beforeI Tho tale of the cities Is derful GtoryThe farms have lanI gulshed while the cities have ab sorbod the young blood of the rural districtsThere ate hew fifty cities In th United States having a population of more than 100000 The combined population of these fifty municipali ties Is 20303047 This means tha nearly twentyfive per cent of the entire population of the nation 1Is now living under conditions which are either metropolitan of approximate the metropolitan scale of ex Istence In 1900 the same cities had a combined population of 15190 375 and in 1890 11470364 Ii twenty years the figures have prac f i tjcally doubled otThe philosophers of population J argue that not only does the growth of the cities emphasize the trend i f away from agriculture and towards manufacture but It Indicates an in treaslng love of luxury creutun iomfort amusement and the in leasing ranKs of the cocalled par- asitici classes at the expense of the f producing classes The honors for having shown the highest rate of growth among the cities of considerable size has beer awarded to Birmingham Ala whlcl otl245JIer1n fhnt period It developed from a city ot distinctly minor rankhav Ing only 38415 In 1900to one tff the great cities ofjh guihu H njrv Scarceuly second to Birmingham growth wero Los Angeles and Seattle the II 211tkri Tho most marvelous story told bv the census Is the amazing growth of the Pacific coast With the excep lion of a few sporadic cases cltle In other sections ut tho countryhave shown a normal rate of Increase the period of mushroom growth hay Ing passed but the far West has ap parently Just entered upon the gold en period of Us development De mite the catastronho of 190G San Franclcco shows the substantial In crease of twentytwo per cent and ila now a cltv of 169J2 pronto Her sister niutil61pallty Oakland vies with Los Angeles and Seattle ir Vapid growth showing 124 per cent jfor the decade It now contains a6 01 74 Inhabitants Portland Oregon Increased at the rate of 120 per sent It Is now the fourth city of the Pacific coast having a popula tion of 297214 Spokane which prow at the rate of 183 percent dur ing the past decade has a popula tion of 108347 and fs one of the moat progressive cities of the coast The larger eastern cities averaged about 20 per cent Increase during j the past ten years New York being the oni shining exception to this rule The wonderful growth of the metropolis needs no comment at this time In the middle West Cleveland and Detroit made the big gest gains According to official figures of the renpus rbureau fheten largest clUes in the vorldlare ranked in the following order London Nets York i Parln Toklo Chicago Berlin Vlen us St Petersburg Philadelphia Moscow The United States Is the Li only nation with three cities on this list and Russia the only nation with I twoThe fact that the urban movement In the United States la not wanting but probably n permanent feature of v our national life Is Indicated In many ways Of the 175 largest ci I ties In the country 120 show a greater Increase In the last dlcad- e11han In the period of 1890190Q 87 also show a higher per cen tare or increase The bureau of the cenFa lin nn tbprl v for the statement that fully qnetMrd of the clt apf 26OOQ and f ever shaw fin InocoFe armor e thnr CO per cerft lathe pest decade Of i1D the northern cities about oneflfl show such an increaser bf the south era cities about twofifths and of the far western cities about three fourths Of the twentytwo dUes which more than doubled their population in the same period ten re- In the West eight in the South and four in the North HE FOUND HIS FAULT WHEN IT WAS TOO LATE With much trouble the burgle had effected an entrance into th1 trust companys office As he up proached the big steel safe ho was confronted by this sign Q 0- SAVE YOUR DYNAMITE I I THIS SAFE IS NOT LOCKED I I 0 I I TURN KNOB AND OPENc I I dont know what their little game is he said but Ill Just see if it realty Is unlocked He grasped the knob and gave ii- a It turnWhereupon he received an electric shock that nearly floored him an alarm bell rang loudly the office became flooded with light a door IIn the wall flew open and a big dog sprang at him Darn my fool hide he exclaIm- ed an hour later as the door of a cell in the police station closed on him I know whats the matter with me Im too trusting rsDOORS OF ALL SAINTS CHURCH TO BE CLOSET Nosy York March 24The door of All Saints church where Wor shipped the descendants of the old Knickerbockers in years gone will close forever on Easter Sunday when the Rev Dr Wm N Dunnell aged rector gives up his charge itsI Dr Dunnells retirement marks the passing from active life of New Yorks oldest Episcopal clergyman For more than forty years he has been rector of All Saints church Hi was baptized In the edifice when the elite of New York society wor shipped there and witnessed the en croachment of business houses upon the residential section In which ihe church was then situated until al most the last of his once large an fashionable flock lelt the neighbor hood There are now upon the churcl rolls less than lOt names where tilt ty years ago there were 1500 state of Ohio Olty of Toledo Lucas county es Frank IChstrey makes oath thoth Is senior partner of the firm of 1F U Cheney Co doing bulslness hi tthe City of Toled County and State shore said and that said firm will pay ithi sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by the use of tKall CatarrhCure Frank J Cheney Sworn to before me and Rubscrihei In my presence this 6th day of De ember A to 1886 Seal A W Glewon Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly on tire blood and mucous surfaces of tire system Send fortJIstlmonlalarree F J Cheney 4 Co Toledo Ohio Sold by all Drugglsta 75c Take Rails Family Pills for constipation Llppincotts For April The fact that the April Llppln cotts contains a new complete novel by Will Levln ton Comfort author of Routtedgo Rides Alone is suf Iclcnt to make the magazine of ex raordlnnry Interest to the thous ands who have enjoyed that best elllng books but 1n addition that Interest Is ample backed up by the general excellence of the rest of Its contents Mr Comforts new novel Is called The Rising Road and ft is characterized by the same strength ot plot vivid scenic effects and excellent characterdrawing which earned for Routledgo its well lesened popularity The scenes are laid in an island of the hllipplnes where the natives are In revolt against the American oo upatlon The lleader of the Filipinos is a renegade Spaniard with whose daughter the American hero Is In love The road they traverse to happiness Is a thorny one but all urns out happily in the end nor woul4 the reader have it otherwise There are seven short stories 1n the Issue and all are so good that It Is hard to pick out any that are rorthy of special mention Many Children arc Sickly Mother Grays Sweet Jowdera for hlldren break up colds In 24 hours alleve feverishness headache stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms AtaU druggists 1250 Sample mailed FREE Ad mess Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N YJ m Chillran cry I FOR FLETCHEI I S CA t9 RlA I M k tY I I if KENTUCKYSS BIG- TOBACCO CROP In Year 1910 Was Out ofjj the Ordinary RAISED 381024000 POUNDS Last YearMuch in Excess of Crop of the Previous Year WILL LIKELY BE FALLING OFF Figures given by the Crop Report er an efficient publication of the United States Department of Agriculture show that Kentucky raised a bumper tobacco crop In the year 1910 The production in that year amounted to 381024000 pounds some thirty million pounds in ex cess of the crop of 1909 For many years Kentucky has been producing more than a third of all the tobacco grown in this coun try The States percentage of the total production in the JJnlted States in 1910 was 387 The States next to Kentucky in pro duction are North Carolina Virgin r M9 SJd Tennessee In the prdrr I lianied Despite the tobacco troubled i of the last half dozen years Kentucky farmers show a disposition to I grow the weed In augmenting bulk year after year In 1908 there was a cutout which reduced the crop to 195600000 pounds Even in that year Kentuckys percentage of the total production In the United States was 212 and JIn IQOflr the States crop leaped to 350700000 pounds The 1911 crop probably will not I equal that of 1910 There to likely to be a falling off In the burley district II wlipre prices are ruling low There Trill be no foiling off however I In the dark tobacco districtsI where the product has been selling I Iat satisfactory figures At least if thera should be any slump In theI crap it will be due to other condi Huns than dissatisfaction with theI market From the amount of fuss that Is made over the tobacco question in Kentucky the outside world jtourIsjt t tthat of the tobacco production In 1909 for instance we grew some 64000001 wrtrfh of corn against some 37000000 worth of tobacco Our farmers jro along and raise corn In trenrenclous nuantltles and pay little aluml It For some years past it Iran seemed to be Impossible to grow tobacco without more o- r1s of turmoil strife and bitter feel lip On thn Tare of things It would nnpear to be ndvlspble for many of them to take the advice of a central Kentucky newspaper which suggest ed recently that tobacco ground should be prepared carefully and then planteclin corn But our farm prs have contracted the tobacco hab it and almost any sort of a tobacco habit Is hard to break Louisville CourierJournal T Are you frequently hoarse Do you have that annoying tickling In your throat Docs your cough annoy you at night and do you raise mucus In the morning Do you wept relief If so take Chamber Bins Cough Remedy and you will be pleased Sold by all dealers m What tiro April Womans Home Companion Contain The April number of Woman Home Companion is brimfull pressed down and overflowing with the spir- It of Easter It Is a riot of Joyous ness of frilly Easter frocks of new I spring hats of gardens music verse lid entertaining fiction Out underneath the sparkle and lightness ofI the surface attractions of this mag zlne lies the splendid bedrock of- all its helpful departments and strong special artlcesII The fiction In the April Womaris Home Companion Includes the sec and part of The Flight of the Magic Infpet a charming story of love adventure and a motor car by C N- and A M Williamson Mrs Ben Isons Brains by Annie Warner a little tale of a mother who thought she had very little brains but proved the contrary other con ributora are Mary Heaton Vorse Maude Radford Wtlrren Grace M- St and Louise Torsslund The Colds That Hang On IAre readily cured by Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It relieves the colds and stops the cough There IB only oneJJ genuine m SrmIT PICTURE APPEALS FOLLOWING CHILDS WISH A mysterious pbotographic incl ccnf 1qI rcportf d from Cloquet Mrs cph Oustafsonof that vfllyeo- led slx ycaryago and recently Mr ilI J t h p lustafson and his five children had i group picture taken at a Cloquet studio When the picture was print eda dim but sufficiently distinct to be recognizable picture of Mrs Gus tafson appeared in the group The photographer says he did not notice the womans figure when ho devel oped the plate but It came out in the printing of the pictures The photographer says that ho cannot account for the phenomena profes sionally At the time the picture was taken one of tho children expressed a wish that her mother was thereDuluth Cor St Paul Dis patch PETITION TO THROW A CONCERN IN BANKRUPTCY The Owensboro Messenger of Thursday says- Through Attorneys Likens Wil son Crone of Hartford Ohio county an Involuntary petition in ij bankruptcy was filed In the United i States Clerks office yesterday against the firm of Reneer Aaliby composed of C K Reneer and W E Ashby of Centertown Ohio county The petition was filed by Ragon Brothers I Cans S Kahn Sons and Ichenhanser Company all of Evansville Indiana who claim the defendants committed an act of bankruptcy by permitting the as signee of the flank of Centertown to apply money they had on deposit In I the batik to pay a debt they owed the bank The plaintiffs further somcI thing lute ta00band sets will not amount to this much It is further cited that the company recently moved a portion of their stock of merchandise from Center town to XeUcm Muhlenherg conn ty but retained Centertown as Its headquarters Attacks School Principal A severe attack on school princi pal Chas B Allen of Sylvanla Ga Is thus told hv him For more thai three years he writes I suffered Indescribable torture from rheuma tism liver and stomnch trouble and diseased kidneys All remedies fail ed till I used Electric Bitters butI four bottles of this wonderful reme dy cured me completely Such results are common Thousands bless them for curing stomach trouble bil iousness and for new health and vigor Try them Only 50c at James H Williams m o- j The Vsunl Spvlnjr Aliment The doctor says I have mental indigestionWhat on earth Is that Seems Im reading more baseball newa than I can assimilate LyGives Prompt teller William H Douglas Jr of Washington D C says I take great pleasure Inl informing you thnt I have used Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey and it gave me almost Instant re lef m A Friends litniiiry My husband has given me a diamond necklace My My What was It you caught him doing HEALTHINSURANCE The man who inures bla life Is wise for his family The IMB who Insure fife health U wise both for his fatally and himself You msylnjurahealthby guard lug It itIsworth guarding At the first attack of disease which generally approaches1 through the LIVER and man tests itself In innumerable ways TAKE Tult SPilis And save your health HAVE YOUR SUI- TSCLEANED and PRESSED Repairing mid dyeing neatly I done Ladies ork given special ittention Hats cleaned and repaired Work called for and do ivcred Club rate 8100 per month fiartfojd Pressing Glii- bYM C A Bldg Hartford Kentucky + + + 01t + 01 01 + + oJ i1tR j Fortune Telling Does not take Into consideration the one essential to wom ana happiness womanly health The woman who neglects her health 1iI neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune For without health love loses its lustre and gold iis but dross Womanly health when lost or Impaired may generally be regained by the use of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription This Prescription hat for over 40 years been curing delicate weak painwracked women by the hundreds ot thousands and this too In the privacy ot their homes without their having to submit to In dell crate questioning and offensively repug nant examinations Sick invited rtrI rtrAllDispensaryMedtcl YDRSenseMedicalPlain English hosts of delicate questions which every woman single or married ought to know about Sent fret in plain wrapper to any address on receipt of 21 onecent stamps to cover mailing only or in cloth binding for 31 stamps 1UtMiv made from photograph STORM CLOUD Hcc Xo JEt A S II BlFor the season of 1911 at Cen I tertown Ky six days in the week I I IoOE f1500 STORM CLOUD Is a red bay sU years old full 11 hands high geld ing measure long heavy black mane and tail with star and snip Weighs in medium flesh 1200 pounds Extra set of black legs and splendid feet He possesses i lots of style all around action fin I ish and good disposition as a fam fly horse And is the best bred horse In the county PIE GHKE tOii CLOUD No 3451 was sired by Red Eagle No 28 he by Red Squirrel No 53 he by Ulack Squirrel No 58 he by Black Eagle No 74 he by King William No 67 he by Washington Denmark No 64 he by Gains Denmark No 61 lie by Old Denmark the foundation horse STORM CLOUDS first dam was Lettie Denmark No 4837 by Blue- Grass Hambletonlan No 20035 standard second dam Sallie Den mark No 28bY Arlington Denmark No 102 whose dam was Fannie m Gray by Johnsons CopperBottom 3d dam by Pages Albino thorough bred Blue Grass Hambletonlan has a mark of 219 and was sired by Victor Von Bismarck 326 he by Hambletonlan No 10 His first dam was Hamletta by Hainlett No 160 sire of Levetta F 218i A V Palntland 220 and 5 more in the 230 list Could say lots more but for lack of space We are absolutely behind every word in this ad For further par ticulars concerning colt show etc address or call on- DEXTER ItEAX 12t2 Centertown Ky GILLESPIE BROS + W p and J F GlIiliESPIE proprietors f BLACKSMITHING AND REPAIR WORK r HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY t Hartford Kentucky tj KENTUCKY Light and Power CompanyI INCOItlOKATKU E G BARRASS MGR 1 Hartford Ky IaectrtotightsNohome j wUhougtlle1ii r the HBfaldOnly 100 a Year i The Hartjord Herald 1 HEBEK MATTHEWS FKA5K LFEUX j1 I fRAHX L DtTfraII Entered at the Hartford pottoffice lj as mall matter of the second cla- ssWEDNFSnaYLARCif I 2O NOTICE DEMOCRATS Democratic State Primary Elec tion Saturday July I Tberes many a slip twixt the and the Hp even when the Hquor cupII terests try to dominate polities Next Tuesday is the time set for j I I Champ Clarks ride up Peansylvanla I Avenue Washington behind a spar of Democratic males j Loalsrille has accepted the harem I skirt without a gurgle Evidently I It would take something more or perhaps lessthan the harem garjj f treat to shock some blue people of j the Falls City j Last Snadar March36 was tbe j three b adredth anniversary of the j Ktag JUlies version of our 91eIj i The event was celebrated throughout i j I the raited Kingdom as a great I Thasktsiviag day I AM assistant Professor of Harvard I says the high cost of living can be ij laid partly to what the goat getsI His coatemion is that about onehalf I the cost of prepared food which we j buy In stores goes for tin and glass j i aa 3 paper boxes to preserve and give j i ir1r uqrnafLaeeantats 1111- Ole jj Judge Reed announced right at j start that he would have BO de j j fcale with Senator JfeCreary or any j other Democratic candidate la his race for the Democratic nomination j for Goveraor A wise decision DejjI 1 candidates of thebetes Mtwetn j I11 tape party for the same office never result in any loadIl Coasmeatiag on the aaaonac meat that Col Roosevelt spoke at the COM pletlM of the third largest dam laI the world in Arizona recently Tom Underwood editor of the Hopkins rifle New Era says the largest dam jj IIaadIIII returns last fall 11 I i After Booker Washington got Into that strange apartment house InI New York Jaunting as he alleges for the residence of a friend If he had simply asked the first person he met for further directions as any ordinary sensible person would have done instead of presuming upon his dignity and personality he would have saved himself a world of no toriety and also a sore head If Mr Washington has good horse sense he ought to show It when occasion demands It is pretty generally understood that Judge ORears decisions on the I superior court bench have been In- Imical to the liquor Interests of Kentucky and for this reason he would be knifed by the latter If he should appear In the race for Governor Republican politicians who pander to the liquor vote are against ORears candidacy for the reason mentioned Managers of the R o p In this State arc having a hard time trying to rectify the party vote to suit the exigencies of the occasion The editor of the Calvert City Times says the harem skirt should not be worn to church or to prayer meetings or to evening entertain ments or to Sunday Schools or to weddings or to banquets or to fu nerals but the time to wear them Is to fairs horse races watering i excursions and on the streets placesII afternoon when the wind high which leads the to surmise that said editor evi dently doesnt want the harem skirtI worn any place where he cant see IL Other qualifications being equal the majority of the Democrats of Kentucky will quite likely vote for the candidate for Governor who un reservedly commits himself as in fa for of a State Convention to enun ciate party principles Under such auspices a man knows who and what be Is voting for Such a candi dacv spells something and mentis something It makes plain what character of government tbe candi date stands for what he would putI In practice if elected Every Democratic candidate should urge a platform convention The Houseof Congress which assembles next week along with the Senate of course will be the first Democratic body of like kind in sixteen years On good BUT thorlty IUs stated that one of the tlrst actlrltlespf the new Democrat Tc Hpusefwlilj be an Investigation of 1 all the departments of the Oovern r lt meat An effort will be made to discover what useless offices exist wbattbe chances are for the exercise of economy and to unearth any ir regvlarltiea that may have occurred during the long season of Republic an control The public has a right to know and the Democratic public servants are there to show them Coa will assemble in extra session next Tuesday April 4 and there Is of coarse much interest and speculation with reference to what it will do It is assumed that the Canadian reciprocity treaty will be approved by the Senate and there isI expectation that some of the Impor tant tariff schedules will be lowered that an effort to lower them will lor least be made There Is some on the political divisions that are likely to set up the combinations of insurgents and stand patters progressive and retrogressive Democrats ando on Evidently this session will attract more attention than any that has assem bled for many years Reedfj Democratic nomination for Gover+ aor makes a triangular race and also Infuses much interest in tbd j campaign The other two candi dUes are Judge Addams anti Senator MeCreary That Judge Reed will poll a majority of the Democratic vote la Western Kentucky seems altogether probable while Senator MeCreary will probably do a like thing In the eastern end of the State Judge Addams strength is problematical bat he announces that be is In tbe race to stay They are all three good men and good LPSM crats and either of them would make a most excellent Governor irooc Man Altogether Judge Reeds candidacy for tbe Democratic nomination tor Governor will be well received by the people because he has the ability and character to make a fine Governor and the availability to get all the Demo cratie votes and be elected should be be nominated Elizabeth town News CYCLONE JmSAHaTVENTYONE YEARS AGO jA fierce gale prevailed throughout Hartford and vicinity all day Monday which reminded some persons of tbe cyclone which passed over this county two decades and a year ago It did much damage in Ohio county and especially In the region north and east of Hartford but here In town its effects were slight At 850 oclock Monday night twenty one years had elapsed since the fa mous West Louisville cyclone so called caused tbe death of two per sons Injured several others and almost completely wiped the little town from the map The storm was one of a series of tornadoes which visited Kentucky and surrounding States causing great loss of life Five separate tor nadoes visited Kentucky that night a besides the one which struck Louis ville 30 people being killed out In the State and CO Injured The ru ral property loss was estimated at 1000000 Of the 76 persons kill ed In Louisville 44 were attending a dance at the Falls City hall In Market street near 12th The rvrlotin struck Louisville at 18th and Hroadwav and tore a path 300 feet wide leaving the city at Seventh and Water streets and cross- Ing the river to Jeffersonvllle Hoc Has Ilouuht a Farm Mr U S Carson the groceryman a has purchased the J R Himes farm on the north side of Rough river two miles west of Hartford consist rig of fiftyfour acres at a consider atlon of 1000 Mr HImes has moved onto Ford brothers farm three miles southwest of Hartford Died Sear Howling Green Mrs P W Tabor of near Bowing Green died Thursday morning of erysipelas She had been sick for several days and her death was expected The remains were interred I near her home Mrs Tabor was a deter of Mrs John R Phlpps of this cityrt I For Hale White Plymouth Rocks Good layers Bred from prize winners Stock and eggs for sale MURRAY A HUDSON 12m3p McHenry Ky Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 llers Grocery I y Mr E O Thomas QL Memphis Tenn is visiting his brother Mr J A Thomas proprietor of the Monumental Works 200000 Tubes Of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve wore sold in 1908 and not one word of complaint though every tube was sold under a positive guarantee It- t good for nothing but the eyes Ask your Drugglstm oj 1 i Irri J f oooooooooooolao 0000oo00o00oiie00lThe i 175 at Lexington A new 115000 Methodist church 0 will be erected at Elkton The State Board raised The tax assestaent of Hardin county 15 per cent ij Dr W A Morgan was appointed j Live Stock Inspector for Henry countyIWalter Simmons was arrested at Henderson on the charge of robbing a mall sack f S Hill who lost SliSOCf in a bank it is said was declared insane at Owensboro Cecil Jones aged fifteen Fears of Baldwin Madison county la missing from his home John Hunt was given a life sen tence at Elizabethtown for the kill Ing of James Wlllyard The body of John Findley was recovered at Jackson after being in j the water two months John Parsons was tined US at Lexington for throwing a kiss at a woman be did not know Mrs William Russell of Pascal Barren county fell out of a door and ij was probably fatally hurtiD W Bridges of Lancaster has been elected superintendent of thel13 public schools at Richmond J J Moran Injured in a wreck secured a verdict at Glasgow of 4 j 060 against the L I N railroad Prof V D Hammond was declared the Democratic nominee for Rep retentatlve from Simpson county Grigsby E Corapanysplaning mill and lumber plant at Bardstown burned entailing a toss of S20000 Tbe 50000 damage action of James McClure against J D McCHn tick was thrown out of court at Par L William Simmons aged nineteen i years of Henderson charged with robbing mall sacks was held to ans wer to the Federal Court at Owens D boroIn the opinion of Attorney General Breathltt County Live Stock Inspectors have the power to appoint The wife of Ernest Elkin who was killed by a construction car at Winchester has sued the company O for 25000 Elwood Hamilton of Frankfort has announced for the Democratic nomination for Representative In i Franklin county er Mrs Mary McGinnis of Lexington wife of Asa McGinnis a convict ed gambler given a prison sentence was adjudged Insane The Mt Sterling City Council has ordered tbe construction of 11000 square yards of brick streets at the expense of property owners The Burley Tobacco Society was awarded 4000 damages at Paris o for tobacco destroyed by fire In the L X depot at Mlllersburg After being mourned as dead for nearly ten years Lawrence Kendall young newspaper man who left Paris twelve years ago and Joinedr the United States navy has just been heard from at Helena Ga Brooks Beeler Clara Jewett and George Hall for malicious shooting and wounding with Intent to kill and George French for grand lar ceny convicted at Elizabethtown were sentenced to the penitentiary for one to five years each or VENT TO DEATH WITH IIRYAX VOW UXnnOKEX Macon Mo March 25Tom Robertson sixtyfive years old who took vow In 1896 that he would not pera nit a razor to touch his face or shears to touch his hair until Wil lam Jennings Bryan was elected 6 President died today as the result If of a fall down a long flight of stairs He had kept his vow faithfully FORTHE IadI reached half way down his back a p ooooooooooooooojHARTFORD COLLEGE XOTESOJ 000000000000000The 1 InIIPendleton lectured to the Physiolo class in the Normal Department- on Circulation Dr J W Taylor will lecture later on The Eye Dr Pirtle addressed the student body recently concerning The Care of the Teeth a timely subject Wen presented and much appreciated Mr Marvin Taylor Rochester and Miss Alice Keown city entered the Normal Department last week Rev Elgin conducted devotional exercises at chapel Monday March 20th and spoke on The Power of ThoughtMessrs James Berryman and Allan Taylor of Rochester both patrons of the school were pleasant visitors recently Miss CuIIIe Norris and Mr Danpherty of Morgantown matric ulated this week Miss Likens was out of school today en account of illness and Eddlth Duke substituted in and Fourth grades Messrs George and Eugene Wedding visited their home near Ralph j SaturdayII Rer Wright conducted chapel ex ercises Monday morning Miss Fronia King of the Senior class Is out of school on account of sickness Miss Mildred Elgin spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Benj Tel DamIi I The depositors of the Ohio lank are requested to meet atltyII court house In Hartford Ky Monday April 3 1911 at 1 oclock m Important business to transact and none but depositors will be admitted HARRISON AUSTIN j L M HATCHERtj W Q PARKSCommittee OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi BAPTIST CHURCH O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj I Prayer service Wednesday even- Ing will be conducted by Fred Coop Theme for study A Family I Fuss Scripture Gen 273045 I Teachers meeting Thursday evening at 730 oclock in the Baraca room Prof Flelden who is conducting I the singing school will meet his class Friday evening at 730 oclock Saturday evening at the same hour I and Sunday afternoon at 230 clockSunday School session Sunday morning at 945 oclock Morning worship at 11 oclock and evening worship at 730 oclock B Y P U meeting In the Baraca Sunday evening at 630 oclock The contest In the Daraca Class ended Sunday with 41 in the claps J Much Interest had been aroused in the contest and the class is greatly benefited Side Xo 2 DrL J Bell captain was winner by 55 scores The defeated side of which Mr Em ory Schroter was captain will hon the winners with a banquet or In some other suitable way There was anotrort made to get a picture of the I large class It failed This how ever will be done next Sunday at which time a full attendance is de red For Sale Farms All sizes from to 300 acres We can please you you want to buy land I A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky You Can Come Any Day Now 4 I For your 4c I SPRING APPAREL We are ready as never before and there is no need for further delay In choosing the new things for Easter t be one of the first of the fashion lead ers Dont be a back number The New Snappy Dress Goods The New Snappy Clothing The New Snappy Shoes The New Snappy Shirts The New Snappy Neckwear Await your inspection Latest fads latest ideas When thinking of Good Clothes Good Shoes or Dress Goods a man or lady must always thinks of us first There is a reason for this its not an accident It iis the result of our long and close hunt for The- WORLDS Best I Come see the new Spring Beauties Never mind what you want if it is new we have it We are looking for you and will be disappointed if youII Dont Come CARSON CO Incorporated HARTFORD KENTUCKY JUDGE REED TO BEGIN- EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN Mayfield Ky March 23on his return here today from Paducah to preside as special Judge of the Craves Circuit Court Judge Wm M Reed was given a rousing reception and received many assurances of support in his race for the Democratic nomination for Govern norJudge Reed will arrange his ju dicial duties so as to give him time In which to make up a list of speak ing dates Attorneys practicing at the Mayfield bar where court is now in session have suggested to Judge Reed that they preside at different times during the rest of the term In order that he may have all the time necessary to prepare for a campaign His first speaking date will be at Owcnsbpro the first week In April and he will stump the State but will not challenge McCreary to debate it is understood iVote Selling in Kentucky It Is alleged by residents of Pres tonsburg the county seat of Floyd where 210 indictments were found charging vote selling that the prac tice of vote buying and selling has been common for years Common wealths Attorney W Hlay will continue the investigation in other counties of his district U 5 House and Lot for Sale I tWashingtonas the old jail poperty and now I occupied as a residence by Mr and J brickJings Will sell on easy terms For further particulars call on or ad dress MRS V H GRIFFIN lOtf Hartford Ky I LOCAL MARKET PRICES Will pay the following prices until next Issue of The Herald Hens per 1b11cOl-d Roosters per lb 05c Young Roosters per lb 03cI 03t4Pucka1ICjjTurkeys per Ib v Eggs per dozen lie No 1 Rubber per Ib free from cloth nails and other material Ole No2 Rubber per lb02cN-o 3 Rubber per IbotcScr-ap Iron per cwt20cW E ELLIS Produce Man a Subscribe for The Hartford Herald Wait Wait Wait Hartford Home Talent Play AT THE OPERA HOUSE At FRIDAY NXGBT 1WAHoa a o j The Face at I e A the Window JItJ J car 4rft1 An interesting drama Iin three acts Musical specialties and latest song hits Fickets r on sale 1I thIS mornIng at OhIo Coup t ty Drug Co s 1 3 f f jp to 1 i4- 1 tC II1Miami WHP1 WM 15 i rTrri 1 y N K Guaranteed Patent LeatherRead our guarantee and think what it means to you If the lurrojaps 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 ourstrong features Let us fit you out today 1 WE OWN OUR TANNERIES We tan New Oak Sole Leather for our exclusive use and use it in every pail of shoes we manufacture Instead of opening the fibres as in I substancesII matter and make Oak Sole Leather practically moisture and wear proof BURT PACKARD CO BROCKTON MASS sora HEREHi JdI We mean our usual Big line of Mens Boys and Ladies LowCutShoesReady RIGHT NOW for your inspection Call and see the NEW SPRING STYLES Read carefully above IRONCLAD GUAR l ANTEE and remember that it pays to trade with house that SAVES YOU MONEY I J I fI Ga I Hertford Kentucky I Illinois Central Railroad Time Tat ble at Beaver Dam Ky Ii North BcinSouth Bound No 132405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101 248 P- mt pmrt r J K Williams Agt Carnations In various colors at The Ohio County Drug Co We are In business your HealthOhio County Drug Co I Try a Zlzz HighBall Good as I- tl I sounds Ohio County Drug Co l Jowl and Green Call W H rMoore Son for Jowl Phone 47 i Flowers and Flower Pots for sale by E T Williams Hartford 13tf Mr S A Anderson went to Louis ville Monday on legal business It Best Northern White Seed Oats t50 cents per bushel iJy stf Hartford Mill Co 7rus received another barrel Jtimbo Plckels W H MOORE SON I c All persons owing me will please can and make settlement t 9tf E W FORD M D Home made Lard Fresh and f7 Cured Meats nice Country Hams W H MOORE SON Hartford the town to trade in The Ohio County Drug Co the place to trade You allnewest styles In mens and boys Hats at Carson Cos tWeare headquarters for Seed Potatoes i Prices the lowest istf BchroaderB Cash Grocery See The Face at the Window at t Dr Beans Opera House Friday night Our stock Oxfords for men boys ladles and children is com t plate Carson Co t Another big shipment of new and nobby Clothing Just recelvedat Car son Gos r Roy J W Bruher pastor of Hart lord Baptist Church Js In Paducah on business 1 4lf you want the Latest and New 1eat and Best In Spring Dress Goods n j vfstt carson Co Mr R A Nofslngef the druggist i Jar rented and moved Into part of j tie Misses Nail property on Melt streetJ4 ti- t1 x o 1 wFMx i l ace v s sir txr s our a for of of Mrs Dr E W Ford Is very ill of kidney troubleat her residence on South Main street Miss Eva Robertson of Owens boro was tho guest of Mr and Mrs G B Likens last week Mrs G B Likens and Miss Eva Robertson were pleasant callers at The Herald office Wednesday Mr Bud Alford and wife White Run visited Mr and Mrs J E Dav idson last Thursday and Friday Mrs L E Atherton and Mr J H Igleheart of Centertown gave The Herald a pleasant call Saturday Mr E M Woodward went to Louisville Monday on legal business Ho was accompanied by his wife Take your Produce of all kinds to Schroaders Grocery and get the highest market prices for It 13tf FOR SALE3 new Standard Sew ing Machines will sell cheap D D Schroader Grocer Hartford 13tf Mr Jesse Hoover was in Dundee Wednesday looking after the inter ests of the Hartford Bottling Works We buy Groceries in small quantities I therefore you will always find our stock nice clean and fresh W H MOORE SON WANTEDTwo girls to help with cooking and housework All dress Dr L B Bean Hartford Ky 13tf MrsJ D HardIn of Chattanoo ga Tenn is visiting her uncle and aunt Prof and Mrs Wayland Alexander Mr Guy S Hazelrlgg of Beaver Dam has accepted a p6slffori as law clerk In the office of Attorney G B Likens Mrs Elizabeth Dlllman HopkIns ville is visiting her Bister Mrs Re- becca Vaught and niece Mrs G B Likens Messrs E P Barnett Hartford route 3 and Fred Miller Hartford route 4 gave The Herald a pleasant call Thursday Ohio County Drug Co are agents for Nan Neuner Florists Illustrated catalogue tcoh display Ask to see It 1- h faster Alfred Duke city hasa fojurlegged chicken that was presented to him by Mrs Alfred Carter Hertford rnufe J Each of the four legs leas well developed The two extra 1iegsvwere just back of the natural get f p 1 I1 1 f 1 I J ij J Mr Clarence Russell Utica Ky who bad been visiting Mr and Mrs H B Bean since Monday will return home today Mr J T Kellx who had been vls Itlrig relatives and friends in Olaton and vicinity for twO weeks returned to Hartford Saturday Messrs P H McDowell Hartford route 2land J L ChInn Beaver Dam were pleasant callers at The Herald office yesterday Mrs A B andlittle ion John David have returned from visit to her parents Mr and Mrs D L Johnson Livermore Mrs J B Wilson and son Master Levi returned home Monday from a few days visit to relatives in Ow ensboro and Hawcsvlile Ky Mr and Mrs W C Bennett of Beda returned Wednesday from Ow ensboro where they had been mak- Ing spring purchases for their stored The Maccabee lodge of will give a chicken sipper at their loige room regular meeting night first Thursday In Aprl A toll attendance is desired Dr R P Tyro Hartford route 2 J E McCormick Hartford route 3 Miss Dona Hoover Hartford routei 5 were pleasant callers at The Her ald office Wednesday The Face at the Window at Dr Beans Opera House Friday night promises to be a play of rare meritl and attraction It will be splendidly staged and well played Dr C F Crecellus of Falmouth Pendleton county Ky candidate fe Secretary of State was in HartfordI a day or two last week in the Interest of his candidacy Mr Otto C Martin will leave April 1 for Lexington where he will complete the law course In the Ken tucky State University and receivee the degree of Doctor of Laws Floral design book of F Walker Co of Louisville and can fur nish loral designs for funerals and special occasions E T WILLIAMS 13tf Hartford Ky Mr R D Walker who has been In Louisville for several days Is at home until the first of April when he will travel for the Omaha Pack- Ing Co with branch office at Padu- cah The Williams property on Wash ington street which is now owned by Messrs Heavrin and Barrass IIs being repaired and will soon be occupied by MY H E Mischke and family Mr J A Bllbro formerly conS nected with the Taylor Coal Co Taylor Mines and for some time 1in the drug business In this city has purchased an Interest in the Center town Mercantile Co Mrs Josle Duke Dundee is at th bedside of her father Rev G Bean who Is making his home with Mr H B Carson Rev Bean suffered a relapse the first of the week and i seriously ill Messrs B F Wallace Fordsvllle Harlan TIchenor Hartford route 3- EQ Cooper McHenry T HChlnn Hartford route 2 and J M Hollo way Roslne wEre pleasant callers at The Herald office Monday Mr Herman Stevens of near Ooshen church has gone to Hop klnsvllle to lay brick on the new college 1 being Erected there He was accompanied by His brother Geo N Stevens who will work as an ap prentice Mr Luther Brown of Taylo- Mines rwas operated on last week fo an affection of the knee from he has suffered considerably in re cent years He is getting along alright now however and will soo I be out Capt JG Keown representing the J I Case Threshing Machine Co has been transferred from the sales to the collecting department and left Monday for Winnipeg Manitoba where he will have his head quarters while in Canada I Messrs J R Addington and L E Atherton Centertown E V Ta tum Hartford route 2 A Rv Burton and son H W Burton Hart ford route 1 and L FWard Hart ford route 3 were pleasant caller r at The Herald office Saturday Mr Mike Crahan of Irvington was in town the first of the week leaving yesterday morning fo Madisonville and Henderson whereI he went to look after tie interest o the Hartford Stone Construction Company of which he is general manager For weeks careful study and prep oration has been made fpr the play to be rendered at Dr Beans Oper House pelt Friday night No pains have been Spared to make it all that the public may expect It will cer taint be worth the small price of admietonsv I Subscribe for The Hartford Herald1 t r lI I Y If Kpc 6BEENVILLE MAN UNDER KNIFE AT LOOI5VILIE T WQ Duncan Comes From Texasi for OperationRecovery I Seems Certain The Louisville Times of Thursday says Kyapresident of the W G Duncan Coal Company Past Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and a prominent Mason underwent sin operation at Norton Infirmary to day The operation proved very suc cessful It was stated and It is ex pected that Mr Duncan will be able to leave the hospital within a fort nightMr Duncan came to LoulsvilH one week ago from Texas to have the operation performed Although he was not very ill and did not con sider an operation Imperative It was thought best that it be performed before he became worse At the hospital today were Mr Duncans wife his sons Andrew Duncan secretary of the Duncan DuncnnlTrI his daughter Mrs T F Swallow of Bessemer Ala and his sister Mrs E D Boone of Philadelphia Dr C Skinner and Dr Shackncr are attending Mr Duncan Mr Duncan is prominently known throughout the State and the South- r Ho Is a native of Scotland but was brought over to this country when a baby bv his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Duncan His mother die In Louisville last May The elder Mr Duncan was engag cd In the coal business with the firm of McHenry Co W G Duncan succeeded his father in the samej business and eight or ten years agoi organized the Duncan Coal Comna ny which Is one of the larcest min- Ing companies in Kentucky Two mines arc operated at Graham Ky and one at Luzerne Mr Duncan Is wealthy and takes a great Interest In fraternal andI church work He Is an elder In the Presbyterian church at Greenville where he makes his home and fo nears has been prominently connected with the Odd Fellows and the Masonic orders Mrs J H Wallace of 2904 VII glnla avenue Louisville Is a Wise of Mr Duncan NOTE At latest account yester day M Duncan was getting along niceRand it is confidently expected andtpermanent t DEATH OK AN ESTIMABLE CITIZEN OF AFTON VA eIrs John J McHenry received a telegram Thursday evening announc ring the critical illness of her father Mr J R Goodloe at Afton Va ands she left on an early train next morn ing for the bedside of her stricken parent The sad intelligence was received in Hartford yesterday morning that Mr Goodloe had pass ed away at four oclock just pre vlous Mr Goodloe had been an Invalid many years and was serious ly III of Brlghts disease for several months just previous to his death of this trouble He was 82 years old at the time of his death and had spent a splendid and most honorable life He was a distinguished gen tleman of the old school and possess ed those excellent traits of character anrd glnlans 1Besides an aged wife Mr Good loe leaves six childrentwo girls arenMrs John J McHenry recently of Louisville but now residing with her little son at Hartford and Mrs B Sanders of Richmond Va The sons are Messrs Hawthorne John Robert and Sam none of whom are married Mr Goodloes wife was Miss Margaret Crisp of Virginia He Specials for SANDERFUR CO Friday March 31 and Saturday April 1i- r lbbl Eureka Flourbbo1bbl Lilly Flour 500 25lbs Best Granulated Sugar 135 1 Can Pure Hog Lard000 Lard140r10 lbs CPo Lard120-l floefl Bacontby the Side 15c per tb hpl3lbs Evaporated Peaches 25c Country Hams 10c per lt Pure Brand Feed 140 per 100 150a7 Cakes Lenox Soap25c1 gallon Syrup SR- c7lbs Flako Hominy25c I I r SA1dnE Rfuq COMPANY Hartford KentuckyII r 0 was of the noted family of Goodloes of Kentucky and Washington D dI Mr Qoodloo had been a zealous member of the Baptist Church since a very young man His remains were Interred In the church come tery near his home He was a good man and will be greatly missed His going was a typical and glorious ending of a career marked by all that fullllls the mission of a life full of love and honor During A the Narrow high Joscnpejj ternoon the wind wagonCIlIersstanding near Dr I Opera House Mr Ney BeansII nior editor of the Hartford an was In the wagon which he was using to haul some supplies to the j Opera House to be used In the play Friday night The horse became frightened at the winds antics andj started to run overturning the wag j on with Mr Foster underneath it Mr Foster held to the lines but was dragged on the ground with the wagon on top and he being near the horses heels the distance of a city block He was finally rescued much bruised but not seriously hurt It was a narrow escape from a worse fate Tire Knce nt the Window Under the auspices of the Hart ford Players Club The Face at the Window will be produced at Dr Beans Opera House next Friday night It is a drama In three acts Intensely interesting throughout and abounding In entrancing situations There will be special music and the latest song hits between acts Tick nowdat the store of Ohio County Drug eCo General Admission 25c chll dren under twelve Ific reserved scats 35c Imle Ilnlke Is Coming The Calhoon Comedy Company will hold forth at Dr Beans Opera House tomorrow Thursday nlcht with Uncle Rube a drama in four acts and a play of much merit The company comes well recommended and has been playing to crowded houses They carry their own scpn ry There will be music by the Cal noose Orchestra under the manager ment of Mrs John R Priest and the proceeds are to purchase uniforms for said Landa very commendable purpose There will be an Uncle Rube parade by the hand consist oclockeReserved seat tickets are now on PBIN MILLINERY HAS M0 SUBSTITUTE riOY4iP nte IKlMG POWDERAbsolutely Tho only baking powder GrapeDream NU ALUMNO LIME PHOSPHATE sale at Dr Deans Drug Store on Union street Hartford GoIng to Oregon ofIthe train at Horton next Saturday for Coburg Oregon where they wll make their future home These aru good citizens whom we regret to see leave the county They have tho best wishes of their many friends There has been quite an exodus from Ohio county to Western points In tho last few weekslij2 In tickets were purchased In one day recently from the local agent Mr MIschkc MILLINERY OPENING t Of new Spring fiooils IYWny larchat and Saturday April 1 We desire to see our friends and rustom ers nod have them Inspect our Im mense line of MIUJXEItV anti IWKSS GOODS nnil meet Mist Kffle Foster of SprhmflHil who will hart charge of our Millinery Department for this HCII II- IICISTIHTOS MERCANTILE CO Incorporated Vntertown Ky Old Topers Lots of IIIIFor sale at The Herald office To go on shelves or under carpets or for blast ling purposes Five cents per large package tf illOpeningill I 311 U SPRING NEWNESS U Pervades every avenue of our big store ZMiI NEW MILLINERY LADIES GOAT I SUITS WHISTS AND SKIRTS New Piece Goods of every new fabric and design and for all purposes and Trimmings for their adornment NEW SHOES AND SLIPPERS I FOR TP WHOLE PUJHILY WE HAVE SET APART Friday March 31st As our Opening Day and everybody is invited to visit us on that day just t V for a look Every department will be I open for your inspection I f E P Barnes g A Bro InIroro8eaYEI II wII II rI I fl i- k c i Hey v tr i1j1p I 7 w 1 =Hrr II trfJ c J 7 m- III T lt I11 The Harifvrd Herat l WEDNESDAy MAIICII 29 M II 1 E RAILROAD TIME T TILE AT HARTFORD ICY Time table effective Sunday DCf 4thcontains the following schedule No 112 North Hound due 720 a im Dally except Sunday No 114 North Bound duo 340 p m Dally except Sunday No fib South Bound due 855 a r Dally except Sunday No 113 South Bound duo 140 p n1 Dally except Sunday II E MISCITKE Agt HAD A HARROWING EXPERIENCE AT SEAA Senator Bradley and Party Encounter t Fury of Storm Off Cape Hatteras Frankfort Ky March 24Drlv- cn from their course sixty miles th steamer Colon carrying Senator William O Bradley his daughter Mrs John G South of Frankfort Mrs Graham Vreeland of Louisville Congressman John Langley and wife of Kentucky and several other Ken tuckians came so close to being wrecked at sea off Cape Hatteraa that the passengers will never forgett the experience A letter to Dr JohnI G South from his wife has been re ceived hero bringing the first news cf the thrilling experiences throug- which I the Kentuckians went All escaped uninjured except Senator Bradlqy who was thrown to the deck of the ship twice and bruised Mrs Vreeland was unconscious for three days as a result of her ex perience and the shock she under went during the storm At one time during the storm 1 In captalnjcrs j look to the life preservers and pre j pare to take to the boats as It look I ed as If the ship would certainly pink Mrs Vreeland was unconsciou- and unable to get out of her bed to put on a life preserver but all theI other passengers donned the i servers and were ready for anythin- that might happen The Kentuckians reached Panama i a week ago last Sunday and It was declared the roughest trip that hasII ever been made between New Yor nnd Panama Thev expect to sailII from Panama the first part of this next Sunday Mrs Vreeland Is In hotter health and has recovered from her severe Illness on board the shin She and Mrs South will come to Kentucky after a few days In New York nnd Washington Graham Vreeland of Louisville pcelvrd a letter from Mrs Vreeland I from Panama In which she detailed tho dreadful experience she under went during the storm at sea Mrs Vreeland said that all her clothes wore ruined by the heavy seas that rolled over the deck of the steamer She said she had fully recovered and was enjoying splendid health There Is Only One IlnoTnrIIonor That Is Dr Bolls It Is the original nnd can be relied on in croup coughs colds and all lung and bron chial trnubjgs ook for tie boil tin the bottle mII AN ODD jTESTI r I i It Is not often that n deliberate attempt la made to break a ship In two but that Is what the British Ad mlrallty Department did when It suspended the torpeilobont destroyer Wolf by the middle without sup port at the ends and then at the ends without support In the middle In order to discover whether the boat was so weak that It would break amidships because of the un evenly distributed support of heavy waves at sea The Wolf stood the strain not only of this but subse quent tests The experiments were made because It had been charg- ethat the boats of this class were structurally weak For Croup Dr polls Pine Tar Honey Is the best known remedy Do not experiment get the genuine Dr Bells PlneTar Honey mI ACCUMULATED 2031 JAGS IN NINETEEN YEARSi In her statement to District Judge Riddle Just before he granted her a dlvqrcoMrB Mottle F Work said x I married David E Work on Jan uary 1 1891 and during the entire period of our married life up to the time we separated six months ago he was intoxicated twool threeI r d tfmesAJy uk Actdingto the wifeWoik accu t mulatod 2033 jigs duringl oar the r 1 tlf nineteen years six months and seventeen days of their married meatI two Jags a week Computing ton on the basis of a quart of whiskey each intoxicationI Work consumed d barrelstI ot whlskeycostlng him 3048 at 16 0 a quart It Work was intoxicated thr times a week he should be credits with 3050 jags and the consumj tlon of 7623 gallons of whisks- costing U57GDenver Col coir New York World oooooopooooooooo O WEIGHT OR WIN- GSooooooooooooob 0 0 Here is a man who wants to fly He goes to some of the noted avli tors and makes known his desIre They begin to show him the latest models of aeroplanes But the light muchAns 111tt it but falls What he exclaims Must I add all that weight I am too heavy already I cannot lift one of these contrivances to push one on Its wheels for a mile would all but ex liaust me It Is preposterous to tome ll that such a machine will eliabl- e me to fly But my dear sir expostulate an aviator you are not expected ti carry or push this aeroplane It 1 Is o carry you But how can It It Is not like a balloon that must be held loan that HITS and frets to soar Into the air Here lies your aeroplane helpless Inert It must be lifted pushed or draeped about by a horse Ah you do not comprehend Let me show you Come sit by me here propelhler revolves The whole fabric quiv ers with power Now behold we are oft without the slightest Jar We skim the air like birds We pos sees wines And It IIs even so To fly manl must triple his weight by adding ma chinery Yet this added mass is not really weight It Is wings I want to rise in realms spiritual My eoul would fly I seek help from the Word of God It says Take up the cross Take my yoke upon jyou And falling to comprehend the Inner workings of the Makers outsIAllis my Master I cannot raise my own weight and shall I add a yoke a burden Woe Is me I can religiongAre there not many fearful and doubting souls who hesitate to take up the religion of Christ because they thus doubt and fear Are there not those that call themselves Christians who are trying to carry lor push their religion and are mak of life a desperate and exhaust ling struggle Let us listen to the exultant words of oven skilled in long practice of soulflylnp I can do all things through Christ which strengthener me It In no longen I but Christ How Pnul did skim through the spir- Itual nkv- Mv friend is your religion weight or wlngflGeorge C Albom AI lenvllle is- 1t1NTED FOR UARMY Ablebodied unmarried men be tween ages of 18 and 35 citizen- of United States of good character r and temperate habits who can speak read and write the English language For Information apply to Recruiting Officer Main street Beaver Dam Ky Gt9 INO IC REASON Jon IT I When Hartford Citizens Show the Certain Way Out There can lie no Just reason why any reader of this will continue to suffer the tortures of an aching back the annoyance of urinary disorders the dangers of diabetes or any kid ney Ills when relief Is so near at hand and the most positive proof given that they can be cured Head what a Hartford citizen says J F Hicks Hartford R F D No 5 says For twelve yearsI bed came tired easily was often extremely nervous and suffered from a dull1 pain through the small of my back was also subject to dizzy spells dur ling which there was a blurring of my sight The secretions from my kid revs were too frequent In passagp and greatly disturbed my rest Ito was much Impressed with the advertise pent 1 read regarding Doans Kidnpy Pills that I procured a supply and am glad to say that it was not long be tore they helped me The contents ot two bones of this remedy effected 1 cure I have no hesitation in roc ommen ding Deans Kidney Pills to other kidney sufferers For sale by all dealers Price 60 lents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole gents for the United States Remember the namoTrDoans sad take no other A v 0 c V TEN COMMANDMENTS OF CANADA WAR NGG Natives Against a StrongerPedpl Ie eoThe Matter is Getting Serious I YttCanada Is thy NillYe Land byth e Grace bt rVftlfifence and thy Fore fathers blood Thou shalt not pre fer ally other laud before it 2 Hdnor and defend the glorfou heritage which has been hands d down to thee that thy namemay also live In a hlstroy ennobled by those who have gone before 3 Remember thy solemn duty to thY Country which the privilege of cit- Izenship Imposes upon thee anid keep sacred and Inviolate the which tIs thine only In passing fall or Is posteritys whose legacy may be increased but not lessened Keep thou to the Crown and thee Flag which are the guarantee of a standard of citizenship higher that all and of greater freedom than an y people have known 5 Thou shalt not barter an Inch olf the land a drop of the water a breath of the air nor a tithe of the berty of which thou art the guard I n G Thou shalt not give Into the keep Inc of strangers the destiny of thy national resources the product ol the skill of thy people the teaching of thy children or the ruling of the land or any part thereof I Thou shalt not discount the works of future generations nor lay wash the lands forests and mines which are their fields of labor 8 I Thou shalt not mortgage thy national asset to the stranger whos hands will lie heavy on thy chil drens birthright If he devour it notl altogether 0 As thou honorest the Mother thatIIl gave thee birth in the flesh PO honor also the mother of thy Nation hood for In your weakness you need her strength and In your strength you need her counsel o Beware of negotiations with stronger people for with high praisesII and seeming gifts thy vigil Is broken while they place a yoke about thy neckMontreal Star oooooooooooooooO HOMEMADE CANDY 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 Molasses Candy Put Into a granite saucepan a cup each of molasses and brown sugar and a tablespoonful each of butter and vinegar Doll until a little dropped Into cold water Is brittle beat In a scant teaspoonful of bak ing soda and take Immediately from the lire Pour Into buttered pans Peppermint Candy psf granulated sugar and a gill of boil- Ing water and as soon as the suga Is dissolved add a tablespoonful o vinegar Boll until a little brittle In cold water add pepper mint essence to taste and drop b the spoonful on buttered or axedI taper rdo J n ATcmsoV DIES AT OWENSBOROi Owerisboro Ky March 22 Judge John D Atchlson Ono of the most brilliant attorneys In Ken tucky died at 11 oclock tonight at his home In Owensboro His death was the result of an attack of the grip three months ago Complica tions developed and skilled physi cians used every known remedy In an effort to save his life without availJudge Atchison was a spnof Aus tin Atchison who came to Kentucky from Virginia He was born In this county In 1862 On account of defective eyesight It was with dif ficulty that be learned to read At 1an early age he decided to start out 11n life for himself Ho borrowed money from his father and went to Henderson county where he began to teach school Later he went to South Carrollton and was connected with ProC Wayland Alexanders school He was admitted to the bar in March 1871and rapidly forgedd to the front rank among the attor nays of the Owensboro bar He serv ed several terms as County Judg of Davless county and was later elected City Attorney of Owensboro Judge Atchison has appeared as counsel in some of the most Impor tant cases ever taken to the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court from Western Kentucky A few years ago Judge Atchlo r was in great demand as a chautau qua lecturer His lecture Adam l and His Family was heard withI pleasure In a number of States conafdorablD a vived by a widow and a number ot children a oooooooooo o o o o 0 O POEMS YOULL ENJOY 0 o 0 C The Heralds Special Selection 0 00 9 00 ARE YOU GETTING ANYWHERE1 You are rushing after riches with a grim look on your face You are spurred by one ambition lIt your breast peace hoe no place You have turned away from other whom you clung to long ago You have ceased to flay tbnterftmenl t In the nooks you Yifced to Vtobw You are straining you are striving through tht JFafk days and th fair But oh restless tager brother are atyon getting anywhere In your haste you have forgotten how to linger or to smile When a child looks up and greets you or would claim your care while Though the wild rose sheds Its pet als In the lonely pasture still And glad breezes sway the blossoms in the orchard on the hill You are too much In a hurry to much occupied by care But with all your eager efforts are you getting anywhere You have turned away from pleas ure trouble haunts you In your dreams It Is long plnce you have lingered- on the shores of shaded streams That go singing to the pebbles they have made so clean and white And have polished at their leisure and their pleasure day and night JYou have ceased to know the solace that is In a sweet old air nut with all your greedy irrasnlng are you getting anywhere- I You have given up old fancies you have left old friends behind You are getting rich In pocket but youre poor in heart and mind You have lost the sense of beauty InII your haste to get ahead And along the ways you travel grief and bitterness are spread You no longer care how others bend beneath the woes they bear But with all your cruel crowding- are you getting anywhere Out beyond you there Is darkness that no mornings light shall break In the distance there Is silence that no song shall ever wake At the Journeys end dishonor waits for them that day by day Cheat their souls and starve their senses while they hurry on the way You are passing many pleasures that you have the right to share As you rush to fill the hollow men will dig for you somewhere SoE KISER IIlanI I How would you like to number your friends by millions as Buck lens Salve does Its astounding cures in the past forty years mado worldrburnsfeyesssprains swellings bruises coM 2eYat James H Williams m One Candle Power Washington Is smiling discreetly over a witticism of Miss Helen Taft who inherits her wit from her another Miss Taft at a ball was accosted by a matron who pushed So you have Just been dancing with Baron Blank Isnt he aril liant Is he I dont know Miss Taft hesitatedWhy of course he Isl He lithe most brilliant light in the legation Well said Miss Taft with a I smile his light flickered while he I was with me and I rather set him down as a tallow diplomat Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe sure and reliable and have been praised by thqusands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties Sold by all dealers m Another Frlghtfijl Example There was a young man In Tlmbuc too Who said to ute maid that hed tuck + to f I have loved you sweet RuthII For a yeaV thats the Now she said thatB a lie well stuck to- Democratic I It Countries The teacher having explained to the class about ten countries of South America being republics and the remaining t tree being owned by three nations asked a child In the back seat to explain the govern I ment otten countries pj South America They are republics replied the child Arid what are the other three asked the teacher Democrats was the astonishing answerjFrom Norman E Macks National Month No HelpFor It Whats the cause Of all that racketTlO asked tho manager of the great animal bdritoppod t T1io people out In front will be getting panicstricken In a minuteWe cant help It sir replied the press agent The lion tamers wife is hack there chasing him around the cages and refusing to listen to reason Those Fool Questions youewere a grownup mnn1fYou bet I do But why So people wouldnt ask me such fool questions Chiildr n CryF- ORFLETCIfERS ASTORIAI The Point of View My husband Is a mean man Why so Just because my mother is com ing to visit us hes gone and Invited his ONE ROP OF BOURBON POULTRY CURE lIapllllClhIClken Badsaves the chicks life A few drops In the drlnklcj water cures nod PREVENTS DISEASE For the treatment of White Dlarrhoealnchlcki nod Blackhead and ether diseases In turkeys BOURBON POULTBV CURE HAS NO EQUAL Doe 30c bottle mn12 gallons of medicine Sold by Z Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam Ky SEASON OF 1011 x FAIR GROUNDS HARTFORD KY TOM ALEXAND1JI1 II SILVER CROWN I Wo cannot afford to buy newspa per space for the purpose of giving you a HOT Air Exhibition We only wish to state tho plain unvarnished TRUTH In a few words We are of fering you the best allpurpose horse and the best muleproducing Jack in the State of Kentucky price and quality considered Not a blemish on either animal Not a flaw In either pedigree 1000 TO INSURE COLT TO STAND UP AND SUCK lilt yon get nothing you ore out nothing Hundreds of old customers to recommend us fend our stock Plenty of colts to showthe kind that bring the highest market price the kind that can go up in the collar and do the work Your patronage so licited and always appreciated If you dont want to be treated right you will have to stay away BLACK BIRKHEAD Hartford Kjr IDR BELLS ANTIPAIN For Internal and External PaInt If you find it in THE HERALD it will be worth reading It costs only 100 year i + j a L 11 11dlifelong a iTtfixfU misery tbd Children become I j strong and lively whentt given Jmalltl0H4pfii potts Emulsion every day The c- riJytsfed the swollen iglands healed and the Itainted blood vitalized Good food fresh air and Scotts Emulsion coaXqiier scrofula and many1 other blood diseases i i FOR SAW DY Art DRUGGISTS Send toe same ofpaper and this ad for our beautiful Savings Bank and Childs SketchBook Each bank contain a 900dlwdloeDD7 r SCOTT BOWNE 40ft Pearl StNo Y HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESIaDENCE OR PLACE OB BUSINESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WTH TH- ELong Distance Lines TO AIL STATE FOR THE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRESS J W OBANONr Local Manager Hartford Ky W C SEXTON f Local ManagerjIncorporated Beaver Dam Ky Com Cliinn D Promotes lairTtr IPARKERSIIIIi Dr IIGood TABUSHEO 1858 If its a ring a watchfewelry grllhebelt the lowest prlcea from the- BOLDEST rMAIL ORDER HOUSE- IN THE SOUTH RelUsive rNM 1vNNWWW II1 opiomptiroblalu US and Foreign i Ilrl i rom oblAlned In ataaan4 o OR NO FIE forPATINTSwhlchoncWtllpayllow lufurmailonDr PATENT LAWYERS 803 Seventh St Washington D C l 1 Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey For Coughs and Colds Subscribe for Tim I theIy 100 per yr r 1 w- l1 1 rr71 1o0600 o 00000 0 bdO MASTER COMMISSIONERS 0 O SALES 0 o o o oo 0000 b 00 o oo Ohio Circuit Cot Kentucky JlontenegriiRiehm Music C6 Plain afr- v T J Walker Defendant By virtue of a judgment and oroII tier of sale of the Ohio lrcultCo- urtfrlnderodJ at the February tarmj 1011 In thq above cause for the suni r of 17000 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent pet annum from the 14th day of December 1908 until paid subject to the following credo 1U VMay 18 1909 OOMay 21 1909 1300 May 31 1909 1600 July 16 1909 800 July 24 1909 1600 August 18 1909 800 L March 4 1910 1000 March 4 1910 1000 July 28 1910 600 September 17 1910 500rNovem ber 1 1910 500 February 2 1911 1200 and 2885 costs here- In 1 I will offer for sale by public auction 1 at the court house door in Hartford on Monday1 the 3d day of April 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the followin described property towit One Brewster Piano style CHIO No 45586 or sufficient thereof t produce the sums of money ordered to be made ThxJ purchaser will be required t execute bond with approved security immediately aftersale i This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner r Wilson Crow Attorneys Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Ben Dunn et al Plaintiffs- vs Ncah E White ct al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and o J der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 1911 in the above cause for the pur pose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their inter ests may appear herein after paying costs herein I will offer for sal 1thepublic auction at the court house JbyJ in Hartford on Monday the 3d day of April 1911 about one ocloc- p m upon a credit of six months the following described property toI wit A certain town lot and appurte- antes l thereon lying in the town of Cromwell Ohio county Kentuck- and bounded as follows Beginning at the corner of the street that comes up from the river opposite R J Daniels dwelling and on the cross street running past TilI1 fords Hotel liogjnrlng on fintone opposite n J Daniels thence N 30 E 200fent to a stone N W corror tof D Smiths lot thence with the I SmithIa s stone on the alloy leading to Smiths thence S 28 W 200 feet f a toI stone near the mouth of said alley I thence with said cross street 62 W 103 II feet to the beginning containing onehalf acre reserving 20 feet front 40 feet back more less southwest corner of said lot The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved securl Immediately after sale ThIs 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioner O B Likens Attorney Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J W Loney et al Plaintiffs vs Myrtle Loney Stevens et al Defendants By virtue of a judgment and order of salexof the Ohio Circuit Cour rendered at the February term 1911 in the above cause for the pur pose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties us their respective interests may apneas niter pay ing 6060 taxes and funeral expeus es paid hv J W Lonev for Mar aret Loney widow of the decedent W F Lopey and the costs herein including n reasonable attorneys fee here- In I win offer for sale by public auc ton at the court house door in Hart ford op Monday the 3d day of April 101 ahont one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the fbnowinp described property towit A tract of land situated in Ohi I county Kentucky on the waters of Lewis oreek and bounded as follows Beginning taIIfone Jno W Rowers corner In J W Lrinevs line thence with Rowesllno N 28 4 W 78 rolesto a stone ailience N 7414 W15 poles anfl 15 ifnksto a stone- S E corner to L B Lonevs land thence N71r W with his line 70 polos 40 a stone where a white oak and black oak stands R N Loneys corner In his lino ona branch thence with said branch as It mean tiers when rnduced to a straight line S 20 K 60 poles to a dead white oak thence S 76 W 69 poles to n stone corner with said Loner and R P Hohdy thence with Hob oVa line Sl W 74 poles to a stone hickory sassafras and elm his car ner in F M Faughts line thence with FaughtV line 889 Eg8 roles to a white and black oak and double iTI J dpgtypodt corner with McHenry Coal Co F M Fought and J W Loner thenco with Loneys line N 1 E 56 poles to a stone on a branch his N Vy corner thence with another of Mil lines S 89 E 66 poles and 20 links to the beginning containing 761J acres gjjpfbe purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately otter solo This 14th day of March 1911 F L Felix Master Commissioned Wilson Crowe Attorneys Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Dundee Deposit Dank Plaintiff r v- sAE Jennings Defendant By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 1911 in the above cause for the sum of 12500 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 8th day of September 1908 until paid and 2815 costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction on the premises where the property Is located near Narrows Ohio county daygof March 1911 about 11 oclock a m upon a credit of three months toowit One boiler two engines one saw NarrowsoKentucky on lands of Lon Phillips on July 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 Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Plaintiffsrvs Ex Parte 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 pure pose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their respec five Interests may appear after pay king the costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys tee I will of 1ter for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on 1911nabout one oclock p m upon a cred doy scribed property towit Being a tract or parcel of land IE Ohio county Kentucky on the lend waters of Xllddle Fork of Adams 1Fork creek bounded oa follows eelnrInK at n stone thence S 47 poles to a black gum thence E 97 poles to a red elm and poplar thence N 92 poles to a stone thence S W 10 poles to the creek and with It to the beginning containing fifty essTand which land was conveyed to Nora Wright by n B Wells and wife isNon record In Deed hook 25 page 253 Ohio County Clerks offlco orThe purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale tyThis 14th day of March1911 F L Felix blaster Commissioner Heavrin Woodward Attorneys A Fierce Xlsrht Alarm Is the hoarse startling cough of o stiild suddenly attacked by cough Often It aroused Lewis Chamblln of Manchester 0 R R No2 tot their four children were greatly sub 1Ject to croup Sometimes insevere attacks he wrote wo were afraid 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 oth ers So may you Asthma hay fe vcr la grippe whooping cough hem orrlmges fly before It 50c and 1Trial bottle free Sold by James H Williams m CASTOR I A LFer Tuft and Children Tfe KM Yw Wan Always Boughtt 08esrs file Signature of r SCrrOLAfiSTffi g FOR StUL The Herald has a scholarship for sale fn each of the fbllowlhg wgll known business colleges vii Bryant SVrattdn Busthestf Col lege LoulsyliVtf ICy- iPaducihCent4al Business College Paducafi Ky If you are contemDlatlhg tt1iI tit a business course Tld Herald cW Stive you money u m Medicines that aid nature are always j most successful CIiJ bet Iains Cough Remedy acts cm thls plan n IIbosttljTthcTCoUgh rbtleaos- the lunge opener ttie setrretioW and aids nature ih rtsstbrlnr tile system toe tierty OOMallloTC golftby all dealers m STANDARD TROTTING BRED STALLION- REG NO 37102 0 = = Ityr ALeXHIs a fine harness and general purpose hone with excellent style There s no belle bred horse in the State He is registered No 31702 and he has proven himself to be the sire ofsome of the fanciest show horses and fastest speeders some showing as low as 2 07 that have ever been produced in Western Kentucky He will make the season of 1911at1 my stable at DaAGANOn the Hartford and Hawcsville road seven miles southwest of Fordsville five miles south of Dearefield seven miles east of Whitesville and four miles north of Sunhydale and three miles northwest of Dundee at 1000 to insure the colt to standup and suck Money strict ly due when colt is foaled or mare parted with Care taken to prevent accidents but not responsible shouldany occur Descjrijptiom ctX2cl JFedLigrre eALEX H is a blood bay 16 12 hands high weight 1200 pounds sired by Dispatch No 4480 he by Onward No 1411rec1 ord 225 14 sire of Houri 217 with 25 more with records of 230 or better Onward by George Wilkes No 519 record 222 George Wilkes sired Harry Wilkes 213 1 I3 Guy Wilkes 215121 Wilson 21312 65 more in the 230 list George Wilkes by Rysdyks Hambletonian 10 sire of Dexter 21714and 40 more in the 230 list 11st dam Lottie Egbert by Egbert No 11136 2d dam English Maid by Tom B No 5269 3d dam by Washington Denmark 4th dam by Paddy Burns by Grey Eagle 5th dam by Improved Buzzard row flB Cr = Chicag4C zide i1 0 8879 I Will make the season of 1911atf my barn in Magan Ky on the Ha rtford and Hawcsville road 6 miles southwest of Fordsville 5 miles northwest of Narrows 3 mile southeast of Dundee 3 12 milts northeast of Reynolds Station 5miles north of Taffy Ky 3 12 milesIiI southeast Deanefield and will be permitted to serve a limited number of good mares at 1000 for service he and ID insure colt to stand up and suck Money strictly due when colt is foaled or mare traded or roved out neighborhood Care taken to avoid accident but not responsible should any occur e JIescripticD HX1d Eedigree t CHICAGO PRIDE Reg No 2879 Was foaled September 1 5th 1005 He is an exceptionally fine young jack blackwith white points 15 14 hands high standard meas urejackmeasure 15 12 hands weighing 1010 pounds fine head and ears fine form with plenty of bone and body and very ambitious- a fine performer with plenty of style and action CHICAGO PRID E has a wide reputation of berg the best jack that has ever been in 1 this part of Kentucky and has proVen himself sure foal getter and a good quick nice performerHe is very popular as a breeder as he is out of a very large family of jacks and jennets and is registered No 2879 in tbe Ame ian Breeder Association of jacks and jennets thus showing he iis bred beenmareCHICAGO PRIDE is known as the fine jack formerly own ed by Sam J Baker Son Patcwile Ky Hi colts a numbQf u them have s61dof weanfn 1 s NowifI points 1 1534 hands high weighing1 1206 pomldsand a noted producer fier by Kentucky Boy black withwhite points 15 1 I7 hands high standard measure with plenty ofrbody and drte of Kentucky noted Show jacks he by Silver Tip a v cry popular stow jerk and a rrreat producer he by Black Warrior an I imported Blacfc Warrior heM drphan r I damProudl v vcr was ucn ncu ii a aiiiw in nrr hfn She by Snow BanInoted jack viihplenty orsize sem ffor 1 I a raisedanted1 j lishWariC 0 FULLER Magan Kentuckyv NOTEIkemember jttrun a rejjijter find whVrf yblirrhjre has a e f1t ffrrret t ctllte c the hone I canct yo I r it PPV sv nTy ltheltrxtl t rr ifpment of breeding tfit A3mtmUlebuyWa3ksmc bobtheirti t i rite Hartford HeralcdII WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 STANLEY BANK GETS- VERDICf FORf 9498 Against Surety Company of Eng land in Noted Estill Neel CaseIOwensboro KyMarch 2jTh Stanley Deposit Bank of this countI ty was given a judgment for 9498 With interest at the rate of 6 per cent from August 1906 against the Employers Liability Corporation Limited of London England In Clr cult Court here The case was on I trial for four and a half days and was bitterly contested The suit for the recovery of the I banks loss from the bonding com pang grew out of the alleged misap propriation of the funds of the Stan 1 ley Deposit Bank by Estill Neel who up to March 190C was cashier Neel was Indicted on the charge of mak ing false entries on the books of the bank and was acquitted of theE charge He claimed that the money was appropriated by him with the consent of the officers of the con cern The bonding company restated payment from the fact that it was not notified when Neels shortage became known and because monthly examinations of the bonks of the bank were not promptly made A motion for a new trial will be made and If this Is denied tlc case will be taken to the Court of Ap peal o Ainlnlstintors SaleIIn pursuance of the will of G S Tltzhugh deceased I will sell to thee highest bidder the G S Fltzhugb farm at Dundee Ky April 11 1911t Sale will be at residence at 2 oclock pmTERMSOnethird cash one t third due In six months and one third due In twelve months Inter est G per cent per annum on notes Trom date of saleI J S FITZHUGH Admr 12t3 Island IyII 010000000000000 MARRIAGE LICE- NSEcoooooooooooooooo 0I B L Arnold Horse Branch toII Nola E English Horse Branch Charlie Tanner McHenry to Sa life Andrews lcHenrYIIL P Miles McHenry to Mabel Gs Garrett Rockport f Clayton English Renfrow to 111f lie Gary RenfrowIFor Snip One White Mountain Grand Re I Trlgerator 30 Inches deep GO Inches wide 90 inches high Cost 100 Been used but little Will take 55 j T D BAUOH I 1214 Beaver Dam Ky Granulated Eye Lids To not need to be cauterized or scar ified by a physician Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Is guaranteed to cure them without pain It Is harmless I and a sure cure for graulated lllds 25c tubes at all dealers m I CERALVO I March 27Miss Minnie Mcintyre I of Beaver Dam who was called to the bedside of her father Mr James tMclntyre has returned home Mrs Lena Sturgeon of Evansvlllo spent several days here last week with her parents I Mrs Mattle Maddox who has been visiting her sister Mrs Eddie Heflln of Owensboro has returned I homeMiss Rattle Wood of Prentls who has been visiting here has returned borne Miss Ethel Robertson of Ponl1II Run who is staying with her aunt Mrs Mottle Wood visited her parents Saturday and Sunday Mr Finis Chancellor has moved from Broadway to his home near here Per RnirTownI property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky A Pleasant Physic When you want a pleasant physic give Chamberlains Stomach and LI Trer Tablets a trial They are mildi and gentle In their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect Call at any drug store for a free sample m DIG TINE QUi AT HAWESVILLE NEXT SATURDAY It seems 9 that Saturday April I I- istobe V gala day for Hawesvlllo XBsftbe X jS of E committee on ar- iangerDeatginoV making every dfr J fort idibrlnvlortefn thousand of farmer on that dtijwr the Haves I Ville Clarion They have been busy N Vft for several days trying to round up a speaker with a national reputation to assist Me Allen at the Hawesvllle meeting and It Is now practically assured that they will secure the ser devices of either Congressman J Campbell Cantrlll or the Hon A O and StanIef The Business Mens Club ver has decided to furnish music which will be made by the Hawesvllle concert 70 band Every farmer In the county should take this day off and come to town and bring Ills family two CETFRTOWNvii March 27Mr Jesse Shacklett a died at his homo here last Saturday morning of disease incident to old by age He leaves a wife and several old cildren all of whom are grown to mourn his demise His remains were interred In the new cemetery on the on J C Warden farm last Sunday ev eningMr not J A Bllbro formerly connected with the Taylor Coal Co has Mill purchased an Interest In the Center town Mercantile Co and has also very bought the Dr Baker property and will move with his family here soonWE We gladly welcome Mr Bilbro and family to our town Mrs V P Brown of Island is high visiting relatives here Mr H H Lewis and wife are contemplating moving to Louisville jMr to make their future home They have many friends here whom regret to give them up in Mr Garfield Barnard and family spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives near Plncheco Mrs Mary Coffman and Misses will Belle Condit Ida Coffman Gall Con dlt and Mr Bernie TIchenor of Ma THE tanzas attended the Eastern Star Chapter here last Saturday evening Miss EffJe Foster of Springfield Ky has charge of the millinery department e of the Centertown Mercantile Cos store Miss Ellen McMillan of Clinton who has been visiting her broth E S McMillan and family here will leave for her home today r Mr Clyde Swain is very sick atprl writing Mr Harvey TIchenor of Beaver i Dam was In town last Saturday Mr Alec Curtis who has been very sick Is some better ten Mrs Willie Igleheart of Matan zas spent Saturday night and Sunol lay here visiting her parents Mr mar and Mrs Louis Geiger and family Mr C K Reneer and wife of Nelpr on Kv visited the family of Mr Durham here n few days last weekEsq J C Jackson held court here last Saturday with a good attend g ince suit The Sunday Schools at the Baptist E and the M E Churches are progressing be nicely Cif Ms Mettle Stewart has returned mill from an extended visit to relatives place near McHenry Mr John Glasscock has moved his near sasviilll to near Kronos where he has a large contract of timber to jaw Mr Lee Mason and daughter Miss Jessie went to Louisville today to purchase a stock of roods for his the IItoranaFor Diseases of the Skin Nearly all diseases of the skin such as eczema tetter salt rheum who and barbers itch are characterized by an intense itching and smarting which often makes life a burden and bj e disturbs sleep and rest Quick re New lief may be had by applying Cham berlalns Salve It allays the Itch- Ing and smarting almost instantly Many cases have been cured by Its Ese For sale by all dealers m a rAdministrators Snip I will on Saturday April 1 1911 at the late residence of Jacob C Varden deceased offer for sale by public auction to the highest and test bidder the following property Eight head of Cattle fifteen head 2 of Sheep and Lambs one Sow and five Pigs two Hogs lot of Corn and lay Farming Tools and Household and Kitchen Furniture Chickens one lot of Meat and other things too iumerous to mention Sale will begin at 1030 a m L R GOODALL AdmrSa1113 Centertown Ky i n Raise In Muhlenberir Greenville Kv March 25Couni- t JUdgo J J Rice has received no oif tlce from the State Board ofEquall DJr latlon noMfylng him that the board md raised the assessment of this ai county 15 per cent on real estate and personalty except town lots nil 10 per cent on town lots This ppears to b nn unwarranted Increase as this years assessment IsGi 178000 In excess of that of last year Kills a Murderer a- A merciless murderer is appendI a Ills with many victims but Dr rings New Life Pills kill it by pre has ventlpri They gently stimulate the stomach liver and bowels prevent Ing that clogging that Invites appen st Icltis curing constipation head chelpillousnose chills 26c at Bt amen H Williams m fi tiB AitEIt DAIIt March 21Mr Thomas Maddo living near Taylor Mines died t j 21st of this month of trouble Inct to old age Uncle Tom 1 she was called was In its 90th year was the oldest member of Bei Dart Baptist Church having been a member of thAt church over years He married a Jtlss Sbep herd in early life and settled thI farm that they lived onunUJ blis wifes death which occurred about years ago After funeral ser at the church of which he wasI member conducted by the Rev Hiram Brown he was laid to rest the side of his companion In the churchyard Messrs Alford Likens have put chased the farm of Sam H Taylor the east side of Main streetNort Beaver Dam The consideration IIs known Sam has accepted a pc Rltlon with the Beaver Dam Planln Co- The wife of Mr James Chinn IIs low of pneumonia- Mr J H Tucker our hotel man to Lexington last Week to be examined in the State University famine foreman Mr Tucker made ta grade In that line Miss Nannle Belle Harrison of Owensboro Is visiting the family of John Harrison this week Mr Flemming Render who was badly by slate falling on him the mines la Improving- Mr Huh rt Taylor has sold his in forest In his meat shop here and moved to a farm near Rochester He enter the agricultural business NOCREFK SCMOLIMP- ROVEMENT LEAGU Program of S I L for Friday ev nlng March 31 1911 Song Rollcall Reading of minutes Opening addressWeR Stevens Solo Bettle Ward Reclta Ions Bertha and Carroll Ward SongMyrtle Williford Select leading Lula Ward Comic Sur Charlie Foster Forrest Hudson and Tvmer Westerfield Recess Song Old business SongOtis Carson Debate Subject Resolved That a day In school Is worth dollars Affirmative O D Carson Debate Subject Re that a day In school Is worth Westertleld A C Porter New business Query box Reading of Criticism FILYDIA FOSTER Secy Notice The sale of one boiler two en lnes one saw rig complete In the of Dundee Deposit Bank vs A Jennings mention of which will found on page seven of this issue The Herald will be made on the grounds on the Wm Acton near Wm Potts next Friday about 11 oclock a m Instead of Narrows Ky All interested parties will take notice F L FELIX M C 0 C C HOPEWELL March 27We had no preaching fourth Sunday Bro Bennett to preach a funeral sermon at Centertown Mr C O Taylor went last Tuesday to see his aunt Acenlth Rhoads tell and fractured her thighbone She is getting along nicely consIdering her ago She will soon 91 years old and has read the Testament through 139 times since 1887 Mr Lon Brown of Owensboro Is visiting his brother Mr Luther Drown who is on the sick list Miss Carrie Russell Is sick at this writing Mr Elbert Hunley and Miss Ethel Hunley went to Hartford last Saturday v Mr Jim Shull Is on the sick list Wanted 50 chestnut poles on line between I ordsvllle andaHartford Ohio County Rural Telephone Co lOt Hartford Ky EA8TVIEW March 27Mr B J French made a business trip to Owensboro Mr Will Davis of Masonvllle was this vicinity Friday on business Mrs B C Austin and children of Beaver Dam and Mrs Mary Collins Taylor Mines are the guests of S R French Mr Arment MaYfield is erecting dwelling house Messrs A T FrenchandBen Sharp made a business trip to Ow msboro Saturday i p PROVED THE THIEF OF GOVERNORS PAPERS Frankfort March 25rnuck goat pet of the men employed by coal dealer with office and yard opposite the Governors Mansion been convicted of stealing ail newspapers delivered Jat the mansion The offense is ofI Tong landing but the culprit v+ anotdiscovered until this mornlng hen uCk wps found standing ifpajtbe coat porch of the mansion lelsure J iiy chewing iip the lording Saper and enjoying It as much as If ft had been the finest quality of alfalfa or California oats- Governor Wlllson has been miss Ing his papers for some time and has been a constant kicker with the newsdealers and local newspapers because his papers were missing Carriers were threatened with los Ing their heads and the whole affair assumed a very disagreeable and warlike condition The carriers 1In slsted that they loft the papers and finally it was decided to employ a detective to find the thief and the result was that Buck was caught MAXWELL March 27Our prayer meeting at New Bethel is progressing nlcel Rev J W Crowe filled his reel liar appointment al Now Bethel Sat urda and Sunday Mr 1fbert1 Spark amt sister Mlrs Lotty of Hartford visited Mrs Ab ble Barr Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs A N Crowe Went to Hartford Monday Mr lilts Johnson wont jj Owona boro Saturday and returned Sunday New Bethel choir Is practicing for the convention at Pleasant Hill the fifth Sunday in April Notice to Claimants All persons having claims against the estate of S F Jones deceased are hereby notified to present same to me at my residence one and one half miles west of Centertown Ken tucky properly proven on or befor May 1 1911 or they will be foreve barred All persons Indebted to the estate by note or account must set tie at once as the estate has to be wound up J ROo ADDINGTON Admr 13t4 Centertown Ky CantsslopersSale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J F Hicks et al Plaintiffs- vs ExparteBy of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 1911 In the above cause for the pur pose of dividing the proceeds between the parties as their interests may appear after paying the costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys fee I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Momtay the 17th day of April 1911 about one oclock p m upon a crcdU of six and twelve months Ut f llovlnc descrlbsd property towit A certain tract of land on the Hartford and Hawesvllle road In Ohio county Kentucky bounded on the North by the lands of Wesley Tinsley on the East by Rapheal Crabtreo on the South by the lands of J L Hicks and pn the West by the lands of Joe Bennett containing about 75 acres This land will be sold subject to the life interest of Mary Ann Hicks The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 28th day of March 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrin Woodward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky W R Williams PlaintIff- vs G L Vogel Defendant By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the March term 1910 In the above cause for the sum of 30000 with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 4thI day of March 1908 until paid sub ject to the following credits 30 paid Augifst 11 1909 and 3915 costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 17th day of April 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A certain tract or parcel of land In the town of Deanofleld Ohio county Kentucky bounded ns fol lows Beginning nta point In the line between J J Huffs lot and the lot formerly owned by Bellamy and Kelly one hundred and eightyfive feet North of the northern boundary of the Illinois Central Railroad rightofway and running thence North two hundred and thlrtyflve feet to a stone thence West one hundred and five feet to a stone thence South two hundred and thir tyfive feet thence East one hun dred and five feet to the beginning being a part of the land deeded to- W R Williams by J A Bellamy and L 0 Bellamy his wife and C A Kelly and his wife Alice Kelly September 19 1903 of suffclent thereof to produce the puma of mon ey ordered to be made The purchaser Will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale Title 28th pax of March 1911 FL FELIX Master Commissioner O Do Likens and G D Black At torneys a I t A OF + + + + + + + + + + + o ++ 01 oJ + + + + + 01 + + + + 1 + + + + + + + + f + I + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + TTT ON T ti 11 11 t tt 1 till sprlna OPENING NEW MILLINERY and DRY GOODS Saturday April IIISSI Hats to her many friends and customersa tNew SlippersNew Dress Goodst t latest things in Colored Silks for Dress fA tes Colored Lawns White Goods ElJlbroideryt 1 4 Trimmings eta 1 We will be pleased to show our large stock to ci j friendsII all of our 1 rjt Jt J A Souvenir tTO EVERY VISITOR a f 4 4 J Rosenblatt The Store That Satisfies HARTFORD KENTUCKY MAGAN March 2oMr Pate Brown of near Deanefield died last Sunday of measles and pneumonia and was burled at Sugar Grove near here Monday Jesse the little son of the deceased has measles and pneumo nia and Is Ina very critical condl tlon Mr Roy Litsey of Fordsvllle spent Friday at J W Muffetts Miss Sadie St Clair of Dundee spent Thursday with her sister Mrs C E Miller of this place Mrs I L Denison and IJrs Alex Magan are on the sick list Mrs Douglas Prior and little Kathleen Miller who have had measles are able to be out again Mrs Edell Magan of this place Is visiting her sister Mrs June Lit sey at Fordsvllle this week Dr L L Denton has purchased the nice line of drugs belonging to Mr J T Felix Dundee and moved same to this place Mr C E Miller has taken a part of his fine horses to Whitesville and placed them In the care of John Greenwell for the season of 1911 C E Miller went to Ralph Satur day morning on business I OLATON March 26Rev Birch Shields of Beaver Dam filled his regular ap polntment at Olaton Baptist church last Wednesday nightand also Thursday evening MrsRplla Daniel llvfug near this placels quite ill The attending physlcjin Is Dr C W Felix Dr JV8 Bean and wife of Hafj ford are the guests of Mr W B Mc Danleljs family here Little Miss Cllffle Cooksey daugh ter oteJIraJ D Cooksey was quite Ulat4 ajtr accounts Dr CW Follx is attending her Born tp the wife of Mr Harris Daniel the 24th a big boy Attend lag physician Dr C W Felix Mr C B Lyons and family aii Mrs W H Lyons of this place were the guests of Mr J W Miller and family at Frledaland last Saturday and Sunday NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE 01110 COUNTY HANK Notice to the creditors of thtfOhlo County Bank is hereby given that I will dn 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 1U4 A E PATE Assignee SJlJlfrageAmeeting in Louisville next October C r WYSOX March 26Tho recent cold weather has killed a great deal of the fruit In this community Mrs Bill Baugh who has been very sick is better Miss Effie Berryman who is at tending school at Hartford visited her parents Mr and Mrs J N Ber ryman last week r Mr R Y Davenport lost a cow last week- Mrs Tom Kennedy who has had pneumonia Is able to be up Mr and Mrs H E Hill visited Mrs Hills parents Mr and Mrs G C Pirtle at McHenry last week Her mother who fell and crippled herself a few weeks ago is improving slowly and can walk a little Mr Marvin Taylor Is attending school Hartfordkat I Miss Pearl Davenport visited MissIEllen Hunt at Rochester last Sat urday Mr and Mrs Shelby Nelson and Mrs Rachel Davenport visited Mr 4 and Mrs John Knight at Cooll Springs Saturday and Sundayis4tBasket Hall Game Owensboro vs West Kentucky Seminary on next Saturday Arrll 1st on Beaver Dams ground at 1 p m This will be the hardest game of the season for the W K S boys Owensboro being the only team that has defeated the W KS team I Admission 25c p CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK For the refined and dainty woman tarA what she demands now Americans are uptodate pn dentistry and are not satisfied with anything but the acme of perfection in dental work palmasattention Special attention to plate work and ALL WQ K JUARAN TEED Work done at lowest price JRll J BELL imtFOu1litt t r

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