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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): March 29, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911032901_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): 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. m L THE HARTF0RD HERALD. ,1 Sttbscription $1 JPer Year, in Advance, "1 Come, the Herald of a four fforlJ, IK Simf ill Jatiiu Lumbtrin; at Hj Bad." All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed. NX) 37th YEAR. jL WERE CAUGHT IN HARTFORD, KY., WEDKESpAY, MARCH 29. 1911. 'i- - 13 found a number of bodies, 30 In all being taken out, all being burned A FINE TRIBUTE OF DIAZ to a crisp. piled against On the ninth floor, closed elevator doors, charred and TO RE A FACTORY FIRE nude bodies were found. It Jiad BOD QUITS IN been a struggle of the, strong against the weak. All had been smothered. Who Knows and Resignations Handed in And 150 Working Girls Blank and Harris, partners, wero the From last to leave the building. They Him. After Conference. tried to force an organized escapo, Was Raised Burned to Death. but were unable to do so. Blank's family Is thought to be in the ruins. GROSS CARELESSNESS CAUSE Harris says most of the employes IS RICH INLEML LEARNING JILLMEMBERSOFOSLER GLASS wero Italians. Harris has collapsed. JUDGE dhe With 4 Most Frightful Holocaust of Recent Years An Inves- tigation Started. A RAIN OP FLESH AND BLOOD New York, March 25. Criminal negligence cost the estimated lives of 160 wage earners, mostly women, Who were trapped on the top floors y factory here late this of a evening. There were 500 in the building, and they had to choose be tween' burning and leaping. Threo' Jumped and escaped; others were crushed. Some escaped after they reached ten-stor- the stairways and elevators. to ald The firemen and spectators were unable I iA Because the building was In the "high pressure district," and had exterior walls of stone, It had but one That was an "Inside Are escape. exit," reaching to trie seventh floor. The three upper floors were occupied by the Triangle "Waist commanufacturers of women's pany, shirtwaists, and employing 750 persons. , i Windows were filled with shriek,T ing men and womeiu. Smoke arid lire were, pouring from the eighth floor, and nearly all on that floor jumped. Usually the clothing was burned from their bodies before they struck tho street. The first company that arrived. had nets spread, and tho chief ordered the women to Jump one at a time, but mad with fear, three Jumpod simultaneously, which tore the net, rendering It useless. ladders reached the Extension sixth floor, and firemen scaling the ladders were driven back by the flre. 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 one side 15 Jumped simultaneously, and 14 wero Instantly killed. The 15th girl, aged 17, was token from the pllo an hour after, alive, but badly hurt. The nets were and' the bodies crushed useless, One woman's dres3 caught on an awning stanchion, and her body hung In the air, a living torch, until iier clothing was burned away and she fell to the ground. .Two elevators, run by Joseph Zlto and John Qregory, made a number of trips to trie upper floors through the smoke. The flames finally crowded Gregory's 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 The abandoned trip and got 20. ones slid down tho cable till their hands were burned, so they had to , let go. When there was no chance to save more lives, the- dromon attacked the flames, and In two hours had them under control. The bodies In tho streets were covered with a tarpaulin. Tho Injured were rushed to hospitals. The cause of 'the flre Is doubtful It is believed to have started from the explosion of a gasoline engine In tho Triangle plant, based on the statements 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 pulley. Relatives of thq dead and injured rushed to the scene, crying and praying, and tried to break through the lines. Realizing that they muBt be cruel to be kind, the police forced 'them back. Many fainted. When the tire was under control the building was 'searched. In the bottom of; the '"inside escape" were - Flre Chief 'Croker places the responsibility on the city building department. Shortly after 4:30 p. m. the students of the professional school of tho New York University were startled by a crash of glass. Immediately the first body fell, a young girl, apparently 17. Ten PRAIRIES more followed. corps of investigators questioned everybody who could throw any light on tho tragedy. Whitman said ho was convinced that the holocaust) was due to criminal carelessness. One hundred and twenty-eigbodies hid been taken to the morgue up to 11 o'clock There were then seven bodies remaining on the ninth floor, according to Chief Croker. who directed the work of removal. Three victims died at St. Vincent's hospital and three at Belle-vu- e. One girl suffering minor injuries Is Insane from shock. There are still a number of bodies In the basement, but It will bo impossible to tell how many till the water Is pumped out. The s'ubcellar is filled with water waist deep. It will be an all night's task pumping It out. The police estimate 160 lives lost and firemen say the number may reach 175. The old covered dock of the department of charities was converted Into. a morgue. For hours vehicles bearing bodies rolled up before It, the bodies were carried Inside and friends and relatives of the dead.who are mostly Italians, crowded outside. Force was necessary to restrain the tho police percrowd. Late mitted' the crowd to begin filing slowly through to examine the bodies, which wero made as presentable as possible, and lay covqred with In most cases; ornaments sheets. only wore 'the methods of Identification. ht ht District Attorney Whitman and a Clean in Public and Private Life A Leader in Gen- - eral Assembly.' FINK SPECIMEN OF MANHOOD sters, Willie Shlel, fifteen-year-ol- d son of Patrick Shlel, a wealthy conDO OF JAPAN Ml tractor of Lake Forest, solved the y grave problem of education by ending his life. Playing "hookey" for the first SENDS MESSAGE time In several fruitless years of endeavor in the class room, the boy stole back Into his bedroom while Of Peace to of the school bells were ringing, and sent a bullet through his brain. United A note, scrawled on a bit of wrapping paper, told the story of the losSAYS 111 BUMS ARE FALSE ing battle. "Father, forgive me," ran the couldn't get along at school. Believe It is a Movement To- note. "Imy I tried best and I couldn't learn. Expresses Courteous Feelings "First, I bought poison, but I was wards Eventual Retireof Amiry Towards afraid to take It. Father, you forgive me and ask my playmates to ment of Diaz. This Country. forgive me. I know God will forgive m. He will understand what L1MANTOUR ONLY IS REMAINING CONVEYED II V HA RON LCI1IDA I have been up against." (MET President States. 1 m m OF TUB WEST PILED HIGH WJTH SNOW Omaha, Neb,, March 26. What promises to be the worst blizzard of y and the year struck Nebraska Is rapidly sweeping eastward and to-da- southward. Already the 1Trib Is through. piled high on the prairies and railroad traffic to the north and west Is seriously impeded. The temperature has dropped steadily since 3 o'clock this after noon, and witnm tnrec nours regAt 2 istered a fall of 40 degrees. y o'clock there wero no clouds and the temperature stood 70 degrees above zero. Shortly after a cool wind came from the north and beforo night a blinding blizzard of sleet and snow was raging. At Nellgh, Neb., three feet of snow fell during the day and Northwestern train are having trouble getting through the drifts. In that portion of the State telegraph and telephone wires are seriously Interfered with. Across the State line In South Dakota the storm is even worse than In Nebraska, the snow being tho deepest of the year. The entire Black Hills are covered with snow and Ice. In southern Nebraska little snow fell, the moisture taking the form of a heavv rain. The snow Is to the district north of tho Dies nt Irviiigton. Platte. Winter wheat will be ImCloverport, Ky., March 25. Mrs. mensely benefitted by the snow nnd rn'n nnd plowing for corn will be ex Lydla M. Jolly, 54 years old, died after a week's illness of pneumonia pedited. at her home In Irvlngton. She was im the wife of the late Senator R. M. Tonil Talent Organized. The Hartford Players Club Is the Jolly, and one of the best beloved name or the local talent company women In Breckenridge county. Mrs. Jollv leaves four children: that ha3 bqen organized In this city. They Intend to give a play every few Lewis, Edwin, Morris and Clairle. weeks and this new enterprise will She was tho daughter of Mrs. W. N. be welcomed by every amusement Williams of Mt. Vernon, 111. The , loving person. They wjll give their funeral Was held first play, 'The Face at the WiDied nt Barrett's Ferry. ndow' at Dr. Bean's opera House FriDied at the residence of Lycurgus composing day night. Those the Ferry, Ky., March company are: Misses Winona Ste- Barrett, Barrett's 22, 1911, Samuel Gentry, of tubercuvens, Beatrice Haynes, Bessie Taylor losis, In the 69th year of his age. and Nora Wedding; Messrs. Martin He was a gallant soldier of the 12th Thomas, Ellis Foster, Otto Martin Ky. Cavalry and after the war went and J. Ney Foster. West and lived for about 27 years. Since his return be has made his Judge William Killed. his sister, Mrs. Lycurgus Ky March 24. J, home with Henderson, Barrett. After appropriate, services Thad Williams, aged 67 years, po- by Rev, Henry W. Morton, his reHenderson mains were laid to rest In the" Genlice, judge of Robards, s county, Ky.,-wa'Instantly killed late try cemetery In presence of a yesterday afternoon by falling from large concourse the of relatives arid a. barn on his farm. Every bone in friends. his' body was broken. He had been police judge only a few months. He Aviator Louis Breguet carried was a prominent citizen of Hender- eleven passengers two miles In a. son county He leaves a wife and monoplane In France. This perform. ance broke the record.' five children. to-da. con-flr-ed to-da- y. Tho Bowling Green Messenger says: The Paducah his home paper, contains the .format announcement of the candidacy of Judge William M. Reed for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Kentucky. Without being In any wise Instrumental in the plan of bringing Judge Reed into the race, the editor of the Messenger desires to commend his candidacy to the good people of the Third - Congressional District. Down In Jackson's Purchase, where both Judge Reed and tho editor 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 elected there will be those who will stick to the familiar cognomen. But we desire to say that he is no counter-fe- lt Bill. He is as genuine and as clean a Bill as was ever issued from God's 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 private life and In his public career, he is eminently fitted to adorn the Governor's chair. Judge Reed never trimmed In any political gale. He always had his vIowb on political questions and never hesitated to them, whether they wore popular or unpopular with the populace. As a member of the General Assembly, ho was a leader. In the practice of his profession, he was ethical. As a Judge on the bench, ho 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 wnat was rignt. In the very bloom of a vigorous manhood, In the full possession of his bodily and mental faculties, without any entanglements with political factions, without nny promises to State politicians, he can enter the raco unhampered and unpledeod. Moreover, If ho Is elected Governor, he will 'bo a Governor that we need not be ashamed of. From Gotham to the Golden Gate, from Maine to Mexico, every Kentucklan can hold up his head proudly and say to "Tho name of our all Inquirers: Governor Is Judge William M. Reed, formerly of the city of Paducah." Judge Reed does not know of this article. He owes thq Messenger not a cent for It. All that wo shall require of him when he takes his seat Is that he shall be as unlike our present Chief Executive as the Lord will let-hibe. News-Democrex-nre- ss al-; meeting of that board The President deferred action upon General orders have been sent out thq resignations. from the Adjutant General's offlcp In Tlio reason given for the action in Frankfort bv Acting Adjutant-Generto-da- y. al Mexico City, March 24. Tho Diaz GENERAL ORDERS FOR cabinet resigned In a body at a speci.MILITARY INSPECTION an official announcement Is the lief that it will contribute to the of peace and be- faciliFor-olg- Bowling Green, April 11, battal-Mo- n headquarters and Company A, Third Infantry. Calhoon, April 12, Company M, C. Creel, all have been members of Third Infantry. the President's official family for a Hartford, April 13, Company II, great many years, and this fact alone Third Infantry. has been ono of the grievances of the revolutionists, who Insisted that JL'DGI r.IRUIIEAD HOLDS the.chlef executive should surround COntT AT MAYFIELD hlnicclf with representatives of the younger generation, men more closeJudce nirkhend will hold a specly In touch with the affairs of the ial term of court at Mayfleld, Graves county, during this week. Judge people. Following are thoso wHbse resig nirkhead received a telegram Saturday night telling him that Governations were received: Enrlquo C. Creel, Minister of For nor Wllhon wps desirous of having eign Relations. him hold the Graves county court. Judge William Reed, candidate Itamon Corral, Minister of tho In for the Democratic nomination for terior. has been presiding as Jose Yves Llmantour, Minister of Governor, special judge at Mayfleld. Finance. Olegarlo Molina, Minister of Fo- Judge BIrkhrad took final In the Daviess mento. Circuit Justo HIerra, Minister of Educa- Court Saturday noon, nfter having presided over this term for tho past tion. Manuel Gon7ilcs Consillo, Minis- four weeks, but still he notified the Governor that If his services were ter of Wnr and Marino. Lcandro Fernandez, Mirlster o needed, he would gladly respond. Public Works and ComP'nnlcatlons. Justlno Fernandez, Minister of PRAISE FOR JUDGE REED THE FARMER'S FRIEND Justice. exception, Without these men T'e Owonsboro Mcsscrccr says: have contributed valuable services J. D. Jeffrey, one of the best to tholr country and to the President, but popular feeling ngalnst them hns krown farmers of the Eastern rait been growing steadily since long be- of tb'e count", was In Owonsboro Satfore the beginning of the revolution. urday sounding tho nralrs of Jud-- o Jose Yves Llmantour, who, it Is William Reed, of Paducah, a. candireported, will be tho only cabinet dal nomination. Mr. Jeffrey at one member to remain, Is old, but Is still date for the Democratic gubernato-la- l nomination. Mr. Jeffrey at one regarded as one of the shrewdest friend of republic. trict and Is a personal and most able men In the Tho threo mii against whom the Judge Reed. Ho declared that Judge Reed Is "big enough to be President masses have cried "old age" are Fernandez, Justlno Fcrnnndez of the United States" and added that and Gen. Consillo. It Is an open se- "he would make a pood President, cret that for the past few years their too." Mr. Jeffrey said that he was duties have been materially lighten- especially anxious for .Tudirc Reed to sneak In Owonsboro. ns h wanted ed on that account. reston-e- d all of the farmers of Daviess county News that tho cabinet had spread rapidly throughout the to hear him. He said that the Pacity, and In all quarters elicited fa- ducah juilst Is the kind of a man Many, however, the farmers have been looking for vorable comment. would not go so far as to ropeot the to place In the Governor's choir. "note of optimism sounded In the ofMeeting or Co. II, 3n1 K. N. G. ficial statement of resignations that Company H will meet for the retirement of the presont minls-ter- s nt tli armory In Hartford would entirely quiet tho present Saturday. April 1, 1911. nt 7 o'f'ock discontent throughout the country. p. m. All vacancies will bo filled. The companv will be recruited up to Pcnnlty to Soon Go On. a war footing. Any one desiring to The taxes recently levied by the become n member of tho company City Council of Hartford, are now should report on this date. The serduo andi'I am ready to collect same. vice for tho summer will be attracTho penalty goes on April 1st. Please tive. do not neglect the matter, but get Everv membor of the companv Is ready to pay now In order to avoid required to report on above date. SAM F. RILEY, the penalty. JAMES M. DeWEESE. . Marshal. lOtC Commanding the Co. ro n tate, the reforms contemplated, n Enrique C. Creel, Minister of Relations, presented the resignations In' behalf of all the ministers. ' DIutf thanked the rerlrlng members for their efficient and pa In the past and triotic announced he would postpone his acceptance or rejection until later. The resignations Include that of .Rargon Corral, as minister of department on govcrnaclon, corresponding to department of Interior In United States, but not as vice president. ..Not one of the men who, until today, formed President Dlnz's cabinet years of age, Is less than sixty-fiv- e and a number of them are much older. With the exception of Enrique E. B. Bassett, directing that the orennhod State mllltln be Inspected. The order Includes all of the companies of the State. The Inspection dates for Western Kentucky follow: Owonsboro. April 4, Company C, Third, Infantry. ApHt Henderson, ". hitMlon headquarters and Company IJ, Third Infantry. Morion. Anrll C, Company K, Third infantry. Mxriinonvllle. April 7. hattnllon lipadnimrters and Company, Third Infantrv. Hopklrsvllle, April 10, fantry. headnuar-ter- s in- band and Company D, Third Washington, March 25. Presiy dent Taft received a rather remarkable peace message from the Mikado of Japan In response to the assurance conveyed to Baron UcM-d- a, 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 and the President took occasion to say to him that he placed no credence whatever In the persistent rumors that Japan was surreptitiously preparing to attack the United States, and that so far as this Government 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 report that Japan was quietly negotiating for a naval base In Lower California, and this he emphatically discredited. The Mikado's message to the President was transmitted bv the Ambassador this afternoon and reads as follows: "To the President of the United States of America: "I was greatly pleased to recolve 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 credonco to the false and wicked reports regarding Japan, but It was especially a sourco of profound satisfaction to me to receive from you the assurance that the relations of amity and good understanding between our two countries wore never bettor or more cordial than at this time. I am most happy to be able ontlrely to reciprocate that assurance. "MATSUCHITO." In making the Mikado's message public, the White House had nothing further to say than that It spoke for Itself. However, It Is the capstone of statements made by high official"! of both countries to the effect that the relations of the United States and Japan were as cordial as ever, If not more so than usual. It would seem that tho assurances conveyed from Toklo this afternoon would serve to quiet the apprehensions of such Americans as hav been led to believe that there really was ground for the alarmist stories that have been going the rounds. .la-pa- n, TWO NEW STATE HANK EXAMINERS APPOINTED A special from Frnnkfort savs W. F. Hurt, of Lexington, and Paul C. bank examiners bv the advisory board of bank evamlnors which held Tuesday. n meetlne in Louisville, The appointments wpre mnde public by Secretary of State Bon L. limner. The two onnlntmcnts bring ''e number of bank Inspectors to four In the State. Mr. Hurt was formerly of Owonsboro. havlne been connected first with the Daviess Countv hank nnd later with the Mechanics Bank and Trust company. , Home Paper's Boost. presents tho Tho name of Judge Reed to the Democracy of Kentucky, and with It this, paper's assurance that a better selection could not be made from tho ranks of the party In the State to lead tho united forces to victory In election. the general Paducah News-Demoqr- at News-Democr- Spl'er. niendenn. wre annolnt-e- d HE SOLVED THE "PROBLEM Meetings In Three Counties. BY A DESPERATE ACT The Green River Tobacco Growers' ssoclatlon held meetings In Chicago, March 24. Already fal- Hancock, McLean and Ohio' counties len far behind hs playmates with on Saturday, and elected a board of whom he had entered school, and ; control for their respective counties, fearlngthat ho would bo unable to and also selected delegates to attend pass even the simple examination' the district meeting' to he held in rermlred nf novonfh.RTArto vnnnir. Owonsboro on Thursday, April 6. I Tobacco Growers to Get Money. Shelbvvllle, Ky,. March 25. Tim Burley Tobacco Solotv ha mtlPnd thejr local agent that a check the second payment of 20 per cent, on the pooled. tobacco of tho 1909 crop, may bo expected before : April 1. About $30,000 of this ' amount will go to the banks and the remainder to tho growers. U .1 i KryiP SWUM1 ww jugjww"," "'"'W'" F W'Tiwyrrinf ;mT.,,rrwpg i . 'A Statement From Mr. Butler and Mr. Bond TO THE STOCKHOLDERS AND DEPOSITORS OF THE RANK OF CAXEVVILLI": 'i You nliendy know what a gratifying statement tlie cashier made you on January 1, ns to the excellent year 1010. and prosperous condition of your bank at the close of the It was so giatlfylng J'0r Hoard of Directors that they made a special request of the Secretary of State to send his Chief Supervisor or Ranks down here to go through the hooks and' have record made In the State Depaitment as to the hank's condition anil the manner In which Its affairs are conducted. In response to that request, the Chief Supervisor as sent heie on Thuisday, February 23, 'and In the presence of the undersigned, made a most thorough examination of the. books, vclf)lng evety Itciii lu tlie ' t ashler's ofllclal statement. On completing his voik he turned to us and snld: onmens and'tbe numberless political assassinations, "For all these reasons the revolutionists will'not lay down their arras until the time, when these reforms that guarantee the lives of the people, the administration of justice - political liberty ohalli be In ef, jjjniIiiwiB'WiliiiiMinri'TTTirM GASTORM For Infants and Children. 9 fect, ' iMH L, TO KX.VMXK A C'.PD BiXK LIKE "GKXTLEMKX, IT IS CRRTAIXI.Y A THIS. YOURS IS ONE OF THE REST OF THE MAXV fiOOl) RANKS IX THE STATE AND YOUR ROOKKEEI'IXO IS THE REST THAT I HA YE SEEX. YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A SUCCESSFUL RAXK SO LOXO AS YOU CONDUCT IT OX THE SAME CONSERVATIVE LINES YOU HAVE FOLLOWED IX THE FAST. YOUR NOTES ARE SO WELLSECUHED AND DISTRIBUTED THAT IT WOULD HE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO SUSTAIN AXY LARGE LOSS. IF I HAD AXY MONEY TO DEPOSIT, I WOULD AS SOOX HAVE IT IX THE IJAXK I" OF CAXEYVILLE AS AXY RANK I KXOW OF. WITH YOUR RESOURCES AND YOUR SYSTEM, I SEE NO WAY A DEPOSITOR COULD POSSIHLY LOSE A CENT." And he Is right. Your hank Is one of tlie strongest financial institutions for Its sle (it the State and ho know that jou will shaic with us in our gratification over its excellent condition and the many Rood filings the Supervisor hud to sny about it and the business-lik- e and conservative way it is being conducted. As jou know, the bank Is conducted under State supervision and the books are examined (Klce a year by the special examiner as well as by the Hoard of Diicctors, In order (hat jour interests inny br thoiough ly safeguarded In every paiticular. The bank's success, you know, Is your success. Every Rood word you Spent for your hank and every dollar or bit of business you turn Its waj, tend to make It all the stronger awl of greater power for good lit the community. Your officials appieclate j'our loyalty and confidence which have greatly helped them to build op a financial institution in till section of the State. Respectfully submitted, T. M. HOXft, Piesldent. Cancyville, Ky., Mnrth 1, 1011. ED. BUTLETC, Vice President. ' "If the Government should unfortunately, through bad counsol, to enter into formal negotiations, the revolutionary party will regain with arms the liberty of the people, and tbey expect to nave the sympathy and moral support of the people In this aim, as American re-fu- J .1 iUl M. i ..- - III .,. luqil UU. .TTJ MB It""'' '" 'iil'ti ' Tii. m hi UKI The Kind You Have Always Bought Atcclable PrcDaralionrorAs- slmllatlng ihcFoodandBcgula-Lgu- c r have bnd all people lighting for Justice and liberty." Disappointment Is expressed here over the fact that Finance Minister Llmantour has seen fit ta seek a peace agreement by holding: the United States up as a sort 6( bugaboo and making statements to (he effect that the Government Is biff waiting an opportunity to get Into Mexico. Stomachs and Dorel3 of CSSEiEKrJGMiaax Promotes Digeslion.Checrfur-rte3sartdncst.Conalns IB Bears the Signature of nellltcr norliiieral. WOT "NARCOTIC. Opium,Morplu'ne jtKeoua-siHvamas- AAv 4 In rlti,Seut- JboMCfJ U Mjusmjtm. Dr. Hell's AntLPain. A sudden attack of Cholera Morbus l dangerous. Keep Dr. Bell's hand; a dose relieves almost Instantlv. It also cures Diar rhoea. Cramps, Flux and all "Dowel m Complaints. Antl-Paln'at ' ApcrTccl'Reriwtitjr non i ouur oiuanKJi.iJiamiocir ' ill hi Facsimile Sighatare of for Constipa1- - AT n Use mtm , motcd Or retarded by the Influence i exerted W her Chief Executive. E J H e(HTUH BOMMHT. cw E ARE DISGUSTED "Being toy native State, wherein I rave gro"rn to an age past the meridian of ftfe, and in whcMe" prosRAGE perity I have rejoiced, t shall give to this porfftlon. If elected' fo It, SOLD BT every effort of nrr raJnd to bring" this biliousness;, dfr-For Democratic Nomina- State, during my administration, Diaz Has Mafle for Years4htlnatrjn. head-achpairing. O material good, f shall tell to the Jplness, sallowrress of the skin" and CARSON T m M Expert and Artistic Monacam try all dealers. people of the State, In addresses And Never Kept. tion for Governor. dyspepsia. Sola" r4M- expect to make, fftose things for Clinfl mr Dish Party, y and Plain- Cngravlng. n which I stand and which I could not HIS FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT at thfs time elucidate to the satisfac WAS PARTY CHANGES Mls Fannie Whlttinghlll enter ? Eyes Tested iad Lenses Grwind --" ' tained heT" Sunday School Class "wHlr 0 tion of mjself or thotfs to whom thlri, LIHRTY SPECIAL' CO. C q Chafimr Dish partv on Tuesday, in our SIiod. Is meant to address. Says He Will Urge Platform ... m . nnmnrrar from rinciie r to Government Sefore They 2trt'. from- seven to ten, at X complete Lans- - R IIAR.TFORD therbome ot"Mnr. C. P. Keown. All .UVe have ai 5 always been, Jnd one thing and have Yield Will Agree Convention Will Make spent nn pnlovaMe evening. Those Grinding Plant and 8wo cc I shall trrre as a Democrat and esnresent wre: STlsses Hulah King, pecially as a emocratic candidate, Their Anns. Active Canvass. Graduate Cjtfelans and an q Mora Rirv. Tleulah Howe, Mary Is that a convention of the DemoMullendur; si Tairra Pendleton, E"teIIo crats of rferttuckr be called by the dhurttk; isscud rt bk. (;cuii:k Wltmld Dean Moselov, Nancy King; ar give perfect results. A MAN OP NOTE AND Pm.STfGIJ governing atrthorftlcs of the party Taylor, STary Newbolt amt' 2. Don't buy Gllaurcs from siwc-- rj Margarlle for the purpos at writing a plat- 25. Ann- Alice ICeown: 'JTashfagton, Marc2 plven out last In a statoment 'orm of princfples r.o that tho world ouncing-flUt tacle peddlls who trjnurl they will Viot ray down himself in the may Itirow for wlirif tho Domoeratlc week announcing m. Fully nlrc out of every ten cases- J from city to'rfty. lv!s3HfllRRR9RRRRs ' ii AHien thtfrannr nntli formar'negotfcttfons utands. In Kentucky race for tlie Democratic nomination of rltenmatlsm Is sihipry rheumatlsnr William M. this convention shur he helu". Is a for poaco irff under waj'thu revola-tionfii- of tire muscles- - due fa cofd or damp: V We have Sklllsoii'Workmen aad O .TuclKe for Governor, ' l'miriTeTeiMe, so It is con' nnrty of Mexico, jhrauril Dr. or cIronlc rheumatism, neither of' Heed, of I'aducah, sas ho will urge matter of the very Finest and Ilttst " vened sumciunffr early in trAr cam- Vazirncz Gjnnat, their nreseKflatiTe whlcll requirtr any Internal treata convention to draft a platform for paign to be made xcainst " com-mo- ir ment. All that Is needed to afford Machinery ami' Stock and are ' tho party In the corning campaign. enemy, so that tho Democrats In AVushlnrftou, has issued a stateIs tire- - free application of a to make ment orutllalmj the attichde? ef the relief" "When this convention shall be hold of ITentPc'cy my be nble In a position to render gnad v. Chamberlain's KInlment. Give It a-their fight upon a platform there revolitloufHb toward pwaoe- - over- trlal. You are- - certain to he pleased' Is a matter of indifference," he adds, service. adopted. tures and nefamrs In Mr ropsilfle. with tlfe quick relief which It af "so It is convened sufficiently early "f might say fnrt"rr that r ber nr g We pay cash ffw old Gold aiad O dealers-- . fords- - Sola' In the campaign to be marie nsalnst long to no fin:tinr nor have l'erer The sttaenwnt ays: IJ.VUUEn No. 2705 "-- " "TlJor rowxlirricnary prty;. wttifch a common enemy, so the Democrat O Will make tho season of 1911 at ,B belonged to any polftfira! faction In Well" 11 of the best mem of V appeal to all crosses Is coiiBtitutd .. .. . -'wnm nw vii Cooper Bishop's stable, three miles of Kentucky may be able to make Kontucky. "Yotr must not rock the baby af the country drctors, lawyers;, arti- all." says the grave physician. east of Island, on Green river, on light upon a platform there of Individual"? xa gfve dae considera their tion to mv claims-- , and If upon duo sans, irorKlrnr men and tjfer like,, are adopted.''1 "Dut'I think an-SmEKUND'S EiGLE EYE SU.YE Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week, and at Center-tow- n Judge Reed Is one of the best? cors'deratloir it Is- the honest belTef, lirm in decrrihjr that tlwy wlfT nxt cradle Is so cunning-- , and besides the Nothing hut tha SM Goed gets tile baby to go tor tho other three days of each known Democrats in Weiitern Ken and so expressed irt the polls, that I enter ifrtfr auythfcg but formar ne- gentle-motibrpt week. Ho will stand at $10 to Insleep without crying- - for an hour' tucky, having nerved three terms fnlould better subswrvc the Interests gotiations for- peace. It cannot?the State and xrf the peoplo than as'a-- guanrntee only rnV promise says the young mother. sure a living colt, money due when the lower House of the General As-"Ys-- , but that rocking motion Is- colt is foaled or maro transfered. semhly from Marshall county and fa any otfier who is an aspirant or pray of a (Tuverrrment that has- fbr mure than JO1 years &een pronrlslhg' and" verv Injurious upon the child's Care taken to prevent accldeuir. nnw Rorvlnir his second term as Cfr- - i become one for snh distinction:, grfrccful" has never fUillllef a singfVnme'of lr brain. The constant swaying really but not responsible- - should any od4 cult Judge of the Second Judicial shall reel tru -K Judge Iteer says- c vv 111 make an promlfavs. IV cannot bellevtr thai? tire damages cur. P. M. ALLEN, district, composed of Marshall and y county Government wil7 change- - Ittr methHo Is on the pctlve canvass of evit-"Doctor counties. Centertown, K McCrackon you need building ma"Yes; sunny side of sixty. His announce State Between now rnd the date of ods or"so msny years methou" V, presenting his upon tlicr peoplo by fbrcw. "WHen you were a little baby ttfwy terial, call on us. Wfe have Tire Flno Young Trotting Stallion, ment had been expected for several" the primary XulV and" Btill used cradles, didn't they?" tttlhk-- , clarms fbr rcwognltfirn to the Demo "Tire revolUtfonlsts KAGLK DISPATCH, Rough and? Dressed Humber, weeks, during which time he and of'tlie-'Stat- e. with reason-- , that immediately- "Cortalhly. That was before sci- Doors, Sasli, Moldings, Floor- WiTI make the season of 1911 at' mr political advisers from Western cratlc voters m, the' lhyfng down or their ence- Had determined so many of the Kentucky had held counsel with ing, Ceiling, Finish, Siding, ham In Centertown, Ky. . He wfTI A Slnoottl' Skin. arms manv of the leaders- - vvotrTu" dfe every section of the a living colt. . leaders from pimples, aores mvsttrlOusiy, no- reforms- - wotrld bo lfeadV; chwp-BlatK Lathes, Shingles, Columns, stand at $8 when fact is ascertained "wei-r-MMoney due State. and ail" unhealthy eondit!ons oftho grantetl and the oppression woald, Rubber Paper and Metal or mare transferred. Care taken to Vol inal Announcement. unsightly- - Jind detract rVom be gi eater than ever. Is as skin are Roofing. Ridgerolll Cresting hprevent accidents- hut not responsi Judge Reed's announcement the looks. Duy a hox of Dr. Bell's "For tlris reason the revorutfon- and Gutering, Htouse and ble should any occur. follows: Antiseptic Skive, a: creamy, snow Ists will mrt accept as a guarantee Description and Pedlgrcoi "To the Democratic voters of Ken white ointment-- , arpply as Roof Paiiits, Lime, Paten be- EAGLE DISPATCH was Jfraled tucky: nellovlng that every man, at and your sWh waf be as clear as a the -promlin8 of tho Government, Plaster, Cement, Gbmmonani8 caub-ether know that none or tftem is- - io nanus nigtr,. LApru, arK certain times tn his life, must an- babe. At all 'dealers In meditoo, Fire Brick, Screeni Doors-ao- d will ho comprfed with. Day wun oesir r leet and log, lotfj. Jt JmW the call of his country, cines, swer to mwlir they accent as a ffuarontee Mr. mane and tail; flno style and" aettsa. whether It may ho his personal deLetters from Mothers Wire. Llmantonr, or any other Individual, He Is by the renowned saddle, and or not, and having been solicitHarvesters; sire Will .Xhvv Stall UI wish I could induces every because one man cannot and miiBt harness stalTton, Red Eagle No. 28, ed from every section of tho State Prof. S. P: McKenney has resignaa guarantee for a. pol- , mother, who has a delicate sickly he by Red' Squirrel, No. 53, he bv a candidate for the Demo- ed as principal of the Rocitport not serve to become , child, to try your delicious Cod Liver party fighting for the liberty of Black Soulrrel, No. 58, he by Black cratic nomination for Governor, and Graded School and has accepted a itic' West End Union St. , people-- and much less when such and Iron Tonic VINOL.. It re- Eagle, Nov he by King- William, having been overwhelmingly Impor- - position as traveling salesman? with a man ! stored our n. little daughter to health has heen and" Is the right No. 57, h by Washington Denmark, turned by the people of my imme- the International Harvester Co, of lrand rf the oppressing- Governnient. and strength after eyerytimag else No. 64, he by Gaines Denmark, No. diate section and appreciating fully Chicago, with branch office at "Tlhj revolutionists Io not deslft had tailed." Mrs. C. . Stump, 01, he br old Black Denmark, the 4 be to any man the honor It would 'ml. Prof. W. P. Carson, Lttte complete elimination o'f the Professional CurU. Canton, Ohio. mllo race horse, he by Imported clwol, has of tho to be the Governor of 'this great Mrs. F. P. Skonnardh ef Minnepartv, because every one n. Hedgoford. Commonwealth, after mature been elected to the Prlnetoalshlp, J. H. PORTEE, want to as and win be assisted by his- - brother,. knows that it 1b necessary to hare apolis, Minn., writes, EAGLE DISPATCH'S first dam I now announce myself opposite parties In a nation In order recommend VINOL to every mothBell Habram, by Old Dispatch a candidate for such nomination. Prof. Otis Carson. The raaitv frtends- - to maintain nolltlcaf equilibrium and er who has a weak or sickly child. BEA.TKR DAMk KT. 4481, he bv Onward, No. 1611, h.By "I shall endeavor from now until of Prof. MeKonP"" wish him mudV 'righteous administration. My little boy was sicJUy, pale, and Will practice hli profeMlo). la Ohio aad ad olntogcouBtle. Bpecltl attestloa glm to 1 Getrrge Wilkes, No. 519; secondthe date of tho primary election to success In his new field. had no appetite for two years. I bMlBoicntnatcd to Ab llttlo will they refuse to enby Don Pedro. hUaM, present my claims to the Democratic ter tnto peace negotiations for the tried different medicines and doc" AI so that I mav, at Your patronage solicited. If Von nre a Tilde Sonsltlvo voters of the State without benefk, but thanks to good of the country, but ther will tors F1AHK Lf FEUX, " P. M. such primary, be the recipient of the About the size of your- shoes, It's not relinquish their demands that VINOL, he is a cell and healthy-bosome satisfaction to know that many Centertown, Ky. honor I seek. lives of their partisans be guarseeking this nomination I do people can wear shoes a size smaller the "In HAATFOED, KY. C. Allen, of New Bedford, Mass anteed and political reforms carried mto The Fine Young Jack, ""so with the full knowledge and un- by snaking Allen's Foot-Eas- e Will ptielec hli wofwJon la Ohloaadu writes,"Mytwo punychildrengained hut. Jlnlnr ceualict tad hi tk Court of Appcftk ntiACIC nALDY, derstandlng of tho responsibilities. them. Just the thing for Patent jTltalnkl practice and Collactloaa a aprclalt. "The revolutionary party must be rapidly in fieshand strength in a very Will make the season of 1911 at mv ijLwhfch, by vlrture of the high office, Leather Shoes, and for breaking In represented tn OBcth JTfTaM halldlni short time after taking VINOL." the government o upon new shoes. barn &C Centertown, Ky., and will Sold everywhere, 25c. must of necessity bq Incumbent We positively know VINOL will c. u. MmxBTT. q. k aurrw. "tand'for J8 to insure a living colt. understanding that In Samplo FREE. Address, Allen S. the States, tn the Congress and In me 1' ejected, the Cabinet: It Is well 'known that build up little ones and mak them BAUNETT Money due when fact Is ascertained' L SMITH, m thVtfmmedlato future of this State, Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y. healthy, strong and robust Try up to the present not a single memwill or mare transferred. Care taken to one bottte, and if you are not satis-fethe action of Us Chief Executive ber of the Cabinet or a representaprevent accidents but not resMaaL to do with its ultimate HAXTF0RD, XT. we will return ygw roooey, have much tive of the people has ever made the pie snouia any occur. unaorstanaing mav Will praattec tticlr profcaatoa la an Dm and FOR FLETCHER'S I'UT bale by llaruurd Drug Co., least protest In regard to the great alOalo and adjolaleccoantlcaaad In tb Sawt Qar P. M. ALLB jTjrwat measure tho prosperity and if&petal. CahectlOBi a apakatr. (Incorporated) political abuses, tb unjust Imprlfj-- . pro- llt8 Centertown, tapptaew of her people will be jud m INJE U M PROMISE! Rockport, lots in the old fair ground addition, Hartford, NEW VDBK. of Mr. S. S. Maples, of' Owensboro, and Intends to build atrant forty STm thinks houses this summer. that the coal and oil proWimcts and the new railroad which now goes EXACT COPT OF WRA PPEfL 1 through this city, with the' new sewerage system Just completed", will add much life to Hartford, srsd the town win soon come to the front. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tpblefff Invariably bring relief to HA It D W ICK, O W K N 111 0 K O Fine Watci?) and Jewelrjs Re- - g women suffering- from chronic con- Ehret, df Mm. Rosa Tnd., has bought the 4'f e, Hit; Sale of Town Lots. COS90F SLEEP. ror uver Thirty Years Idk 1CAST0RIA n ' - DEM to h - HATS ur ty ry SnRIHHHRRRv By-ai- ... r nnnuvuun f: ..... - r at?-ce- of Headquarters for Builiing Supplies. ." In-th- rm-pos- ed r" If hls-clos- e fof-lowl- - i" - dlrtd WhatforTo Do Sickly Children iui, ,m Bean Bros., Hartford, - Ky. Attorney at' Law, 7, - tr. nt dellb-'eratlo- J,j, - P: ." Attorney at Law, allen: ' ChlNrn Cry d, Attorneys at Law, CASTORfA s:f iililjiriiiii ljri&& "T K3 BaaWLriaBBBtfaBBaaWLJiH "TTn T 3?5? PE'lENt fc GROWTH IS SHOW the northern cities, about one-fift- h show such an Increase! bf the southand! of ern cities, about s. the far western cities, about two-fifths; threo-fourth- e c rs ceo In the United States by the twenty-tw- o cities which more than doubled their population in the same period, ten are in the West, eight in the South, and four in the North. Of TORAGGP In Year 1910 Was Out of Census of 1910. HE FOUND HIS FAUIT WHEN IT WAS TOO LATE the Ordinary. POUNDS "TALE OF CITIES" WONDERFUL Remained for a Southern City To Show Most Remark- With much trouble tho burglar RAISED 331,024,000 bad effected an entrance Into 'the trust company's office. As he approached the big steel safe ho was Last Year Much in confronted by this sign: SAVE YOUR DYNAMITE. THIS SAFE IS NOT LOCKED. TURN KNOB AND OPEN. Excess of studio. When tho picture was printed, a dim but sufficiently distinct to bo recognlzablo picture of Mrs. n appeared in the group. The photographer says he did not notice the woman's figure when he developed tho plate, but it came out in tho printing of the pictures. The photographer says that ho cannot account for the phenomena professionally. At the time the picture was taketi, one of the children expressed a wish that her mother was Duluth Cor. St. Paul Dis there. patch. Gus-tafso- i group picture taken at a Cloquet lustafson and his five children had Fortune Telling Does not take into consideration the one esiential to worn, on'a happinesi womanly health. The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune. For without health love loses its lustre and gold is but dross. Womanly health when lost or impaired may generally be regained by the uso of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. o able Increase. WHAT PACIFIC COAST HAS DONE Crop of the Previous Year. PETITION TO THROW A CONCERN IN BANKRUPTCY The Owensboro Messenger of WILL LIKELY BE FALLING OFF Thursday says: Through Attorneys Likens, Wil(By Hodcrick Clifford.) Figures given by the Crop Report- son & Crowe, of Hartford, Ohio Washington, March 25. Many a er, an efficient publication of the county, an involuntary petition In ivthnfn r thn nrnr1 Aff I1 Yen United States Department of Agri- bankruptcy was filed In the United growth of the United States is conculture, show that Kentucky raised States Clerk's office yesterday a bumper tobacco crop In the year against the firm of Reneer & Ashby, tained in the census of 1910. Never had a comparison been so 1910. The production In that year composed of C. K. Reneer and W. E. instructive as in the study of these amounted to 381,024,000 pounds, Ashby, of Centertown, Ohio county. amazing figures spreading over sucsome thirty million pounds in ex- The petition was filed by Ragon cess of the crop of 1909. cessive decades. The United States Brothers, I. Gans, S. Kahn & Sone is growing faster than ever before. For many years " Kentucky has and Ichenhanser & Company, all of cltleB" Is a wonThe "tale of the been producing more ,thnn a third of Evansvlllc, Indiana, who claim the all the tobacco grown In this coun- defendants committed an act of derful story. The farms have lantry. The State's, percentage of the bankruptcy by permitting the asguished, whllo the cities have abIn sorbed the young blood of the rural total production the JJnited signee of the Bank of Centertown to districts, States In 1910 was 38.7. The apply money they had on deposit in .- States next to Kentucky In pro- the bank to pay a debt thev owed There are h6W fifty cities In the DOORS OF ALL SAINTS' duction are North Carolina, Vlrgin-.'- "i the bank. The plaintiffs United States having a population of further CHURCH TO BE CLOSED Oho and Toinessec jp more than 100,000. The combined ordT C'afra thRt thg defendants owe some population of these fifty municipaliiiamed. Despite the iobacco trouble; thing like $3,666. and that their as he doors Now York, March ties Is 20,303,047. This means that of the last half dozen years, Ken- sets will not amount to this much. per cent, of the of All Saints' church, where wor- tucky farmers show a disposition to It Is further cited that the company nearly twenty-fiv- e entire population of the nation Is shipped the descendants of the old grow the weed In augmenting bulk recently moved a port'on of their now living under conditions which Knickerbockers In years gone, will year after year. In 1908 there was stock of niorohnnube from Center- are either metropolitan, or approxi- close forever on Easter Sunday when a cutout which reduced the crop to town to Xel'tm, Muhlenberg counmate the metropolitan scale of ex- the Rev. Dr. Wm. N. Dunnell, Its 195,600,000 pounds. Even In that ty, but retained Centertown as Its istence. In 1900 the same cities had aged rector, gives up his charge. year Kentucky's percentage of the headquarters. Dr. Bunnell's retirement marks a combined population of 15,190,-37- 5, total production In the United States In 1890, 11.470,364. Attncks School Principal. In the passing from active life of New was 27.2 and In 1909" tho State's and twenty years the figures have prac- Yorks oldest Episcopal clergyman. crop leaped to 350,700,000 pounds. A severe attack on school princiFor more than forty years he has tically doubled. The 1911 crop probably will not pal. Chas. B. Allen, of Sylvania, Ga.. of All Saints' church. He thus told bv him. "For more than philosophers of population been rector equal that of 1910. There lo llkolv tvTho was baptized In the edifice when nrguo that not only does the growth to bo a falling oft In the hurlev dis- three vears." he writes, "I suffered the elite of New York BOdety wor trict whrre .prices are ruling low. indescribable tor"re from rheumaof the cities emphasize the trend shipped there and witnessed the en 'There will be no fulling off, howev tism, liver nnd stomach trouble and away from agriculture and towaTds croachment of business houses upon er, In "manufacture, "but it indicates an intho dark tohacco districts diseased kidnevs. All remedies failIn which tho creasing love of luxury, creature the residential section where the product has been selling ed till I used Electric Bitters, but church was then situated, until al jiomfort, amusement and the In- most the last of his once large and at satisfactory tlgnres. At least if four bottles of this wondprful remeSuch recreasing ranks of the "parshould be any slump in the dy cured mo completely." fashionable flock lelt the neighbor- thws crop It will be due to other condi- sults are common. Thousands bless at the expense of the hood. asitic classes" producing 'classes. dissatisfaction with the them for curing stomach trouble, bilThere are now upon the church tions thanFrom the amount of fuss iousness, and for new health and market. The honors for having Bhown the rolls less than 10T) names, where lx- that Is made over the tobacco ques- vigor. Try them. Only 50c at highest Tate of growth among the ty years ago there were 1,500. m tion in Kentucky, the outside world James H. Williams. cities of considerable size has been Wi'l might well conceive thnt tobacco is awarded to Birmingham. Ala., which state of Ohio, Olty of Toledo,) The Usual Spiinjr Aliment. our principal crop, but It is not. The Ftio.wed the phenomenal Increase of ) ea. Lucas county. "The doctor says I have mental value of our corn crop 'is about twice 245. per cent during the past decade. Frank .I.Chwrcy makes oath thatLbo Indigestion." 'In that period it developed 'from & Is senior partner of the firm of 'F. ff. that of tho toibacco "production. In "What on earth Is that?" 1909 for Instance, "Wo grew some city oTf distinctly minor rank hav Cheney & Co doing bulslncss 'In tho ?64,000.no0 worth of corn against "Seems I'm reading more baseing only 38,415, in T900 to one tff City of TolcdeJCounty and State aforesome $37,000,000 "worth of tobacco. ball news than I can assimilate." the great cities ofj thjjJSputb,. It nprv said, and said firm will pay 'the Our farmers go along nnd raise has a population of 132,685. Scarce- sum of One Hundred Dollars for Gives Prompt Relief. ly "second to Birmingham in growth each and every case of Catarrh that corn in tremendous nuantltles and William H. Douglas, Jr., of Washpay little aliout It. For some years "Vero Los Angeles and Seattle, the cannot be cored by the use of ball's "ast it has seemed to be Impossible ington, D. C, says: "I take great .former showing an Increase of 211 Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Chtsney. o grow tobacco without more or pleasure In informing you thnt I (ifcr cent, and the latter 194 per cent. Sworn to before me and subscribed 'iB of turmoT. strife nnd bitter feel-Ini- r. have used Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey The most marve'lous story told bv in my presence, this 6th day of DeOn thn Tare of things It would nnd It gave me almost Instant reIs the amazing growth of he census cember, A. TO., 1886. in pnpear to be n'dvlsnble for manv of let." the Pacific coast. With the excep(Seal.) A. W. Gleson, them to take 'the advice of a central sporndlc cases, cities tion of a few A Fi (end's liumlry. Notary 'Public: Kentucky newspaper, which suggest In other sections xt the country liave Hall's Catarrh Cure is'takwi inter- ed recently that tobacco ground i "My husband has given me a diarnto of Increase, the shown a normnl period of "mushroom" growth hav- nally, and acts directly on tiro blood should be "prepared carefullv and mond necklace." "My! My! What was It you ing passed; but the far West has, ap- and inucous surfaces of 'th system. then planteTin corn. But our farmSend fortostlnionlals free. ers have contracted tho tobacco hab- caught him doing?" parently, Just entered upon tho goldF. J. Cheney & Co., it, nnd almost anv so''t of a tobneen en period of its development. Tofedo, Ohio, habit is haTd to break. Louisville the catastronho of 190(5, San gold by all Druggibts, 75c. Courler-Jonrna- l. shows the substantial In Francisco Take Kail's Family Pills for connor cent, and crease of twentv-tw- o Are you frequently hoarse? Do now n cltv of 16,9J2 ppodIo. Her stipation. you have that annoying tickling In The man who Insures his lifo Is sister niunlclpa'llty, Oakland, vies your throat? Docs your cough anLlppincott's For AprTI.. wise for his family. with Los Angeles and Seattle In Tho Tact that the April Llppin noy you at night, and do you raise The maa who Insures his health , Vapid growth, showing 124 per cent Is wise both for his fajally and It now 'contains cott's contains a new complete novel mucus in the morning? Do you jfor tho decade. himself. AbO.174 inhabitants. Portland, Ore- by Will Levlngton Comfort, author wpnt relieT? If so, take Chamber-loin'- s Cough Remedy and you wll) You may insure health hy guard-In- s gon, increased at tho rate of 120 per of "RouOedgo Rides Alone," Is sufm city of ficient to "make the magazine of ex- bo pleased. Sold by all dealers. It. It Is worth guarding. cnt. It is now the fourth Interest to the thous tho Pacific coast, having a "popula- traordinary At the first attack of disease, What tlc April Woman's Home Spokrfne, "which ands who have enjoyed that "best-sellintion of 297,215. which generally approaches Companion Contains. hooks, but In addition, that grew at tho rate of 183 per rent durthrough the LIVER and maniThe April number of Woman's past decade, has a popula Interest Is ample "backed up" by Home Companion Is brimful, pressed ing the fests Itself In Innumerable ways tion of 108,347 and Is one vt tho tho general excellence of the rest of down, and overflowing with the Bplr-- lt new its contents. mot progressive cltleB of the coast. novel Is called Mr. Comfort's "Road," of Easter. It Is a riot of Joyous-nes- s, "The Rising The larger eastern cities Hveraged of frilly Easter frocks, of new about 20 per cent Increase during and it Is characterized by the same spring hats, of gardens, music, verse strength ol plot, vivid scenic effects, the pasttten years, New York being and entertaining fiction. But undercharacter-drawin- g excellent the orri 'shining exception to this and which earned for "Routledgo" Its neath the sparkle and lightness of ' rule. The wonderful growth of the And savo your health. popularity. The the surface attractions of this magmetropolis needs no comment at k azine lies tho splendid of this time. In tho middle West, scenes are laid in an island of the all Its helpful departments and Cleveland and Detroit made the big- Philippines, where the natives are strong special articles. in revolt against tho American ocgest; gains. The fiction In the April Woman's HAVE YOUR SUITS cupation. The leader of the Fillpi- figures or the According to official nos is a renecado Snanlard. with Home Companion Includes the sec- census Hbureau, the ten largest cities whose daughter the American "hero ond pnrt of "Tlie Fuht ot the MaBlc In the world! are ranked in the fol- is-in love. Tho road' they traverse ClPet," a charming story of love, lowing order: Tjondon, Nw Tork, to happiness is a thorny one, but all adventure and v. motor car by C. N. Paris. Tokio, Chicago, Berlin, "Vien- turns out "happily in the end, nor.and A' M- - Williamson; "Mrs. Ben- -na, St. Petersburg, Philadelphia, would the reader have it otherwise. BO" B ara Dy Anmo earner, a The United States Is tho Moscow. f a mothor who There are seven short stories in hon,e,y 1IttIe tal Repairing and dyeing neatonly nation with three cities on tbfs the issue, and all are so good thatlthoUBht she had "" mtle "brains" only nation With list, and Russia the omer con ly done. It is hard to pick out any that re uul proYea lne two. trlbutors are Mary Heaton Vorse. worthy of special mention. Ladies' work given special Maude Radford "Warren, Grace M. Tho fact that the urban movement attention. 'Stssons and Loulso Forsslund. United States Is not wanting. Many' Children pro Sickly, in the i "hut probably n permanent feature, of Mother Gray's Sweet J'owders for Hats oleaned and repaired. The Colds That Hang On . life, la Indicated In children break up colds in 24 hours, our national many ways. Of the iyb largest ci relieve feverishness, headache, stom- Are readily cured by Dr, Bell's Pino Worlc called for and do Tar. Honey. It relieves the colds and ties In the country. 120 show a ach troubles, teething disorders and stops tho cough. There is only one livered. greater Increase in the lait decade destroy worms, At all druggists, genuine. m Club rate 81.00 per month. than In tho period of 1890-19025c. Sample mailed FREE. Adsnd 87- also show a higher per cen- dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, SPIRIT PICTURE' APPEARS tap? of increase. FOLLOWING CHILD'S WISH , N. Y. m Hartford Pressing Club, The bureau of the cone's I Y.'-M.for the statement that fully A mysterious photographic incl- A. BIdg., one-thiof the cltle&'of 25.00Q and Cent Is reported from Cloquet, Mrs FOR FLETCHER'S re qver show sn of more thw Jo8fT)b Gustafson, of that village CO per cerit la the past .decade. Of died six.yctra ago, and recently Mr. ' Sick women are invited tn rnnnlrir P:.r. v.., i.,... .. All correspondence held as sacredly confidential. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. ' B."?B.S GrbaT Familv Doctor Boos, The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, newly revised edition-10- 00 pages, answers in lbnS,know about. d2,ca,c. questions which every woman, single or married, lU o! ought to Sent free, in plain wrapper to any address on receipt of Zl one-cestamps to cover mailing only, or in cloth binding for 31 stamps. This Prescription has, tor over HO years, been curing delicate, weak, women, by the hundreds ot thousands and this too In the privacy of their homes Without their havlni to submit to Indelicate questionings and offensively repugnant examinations. pain-wracke- d Y 1 "I don't know what their little game is," he said, "but I'll just see If it really is unlocked." He grasped the knob and gave it a turn. Whereupon ho received an electric shock that nearly floored him, an alarm bell rang loudly, tho office became flooded with light, a door in the wall flew open and a big dog sprang at him. , "Darn my fool hide!" he exclaimed an hour later, as the door of a cell in the police station closed on him; "I know what's the matter with me! I'm too trusting!" te 24,--T- 1 STOItM CLOUD Keg. No. JJI.11, A. S. II. II. A. For the season of 1911, at Centertown, Ky., six days in the week. FKE JT.I.",.00. STOItM CI.Ol'D is a red bay six years old, full HI hands high, (gelding measure 1, long heavy black mane and tall with star and snip. Weighs In medium, flesh 1,200 pounds. Extra set of black legs , m nT li MM 1 and splendid feet. He possesses $sjjtiH(rKPHfHJP'W$'t' lots of style, all around action, finish and good disposition as a family horse. And Is the best bred riUuu nmde fioin photograph, horse in the county. PED GRKE. , STOKM CI.OL-I)No. 3431, was sired by Red Eagle No. 28. he by Squirrel No. 53, he by Dlack Squirrel No. 58, he by Black Eagle Red No. 74, he by King William No. 67, he by Washington Denmark No. C4, he by Gains Denmark No. 61, he by Old Denmark the foundation horse. STORM CLOUD'S first dam was Lettle Denmark No. 4837, by Blue No. 20035, standard; second dam, Sallle DenGrass Hambletonian mark No. 28, by Arlington Denmark No. 102, whose darn was Fannie Gray by Johnson's Copper-Botto3d dam by Page's Alblne (thoroughand was sired bred. Blue Grass Hambletonian has a mark of 2:19 by Victor Von Bismarck 326, he by Hambletonian No. 10. His first dam was Hamletta by Hainlett No. 160, nhe of Leetia F. 2.1S94, A. V. and 5 more In the 2:30 list. Could say lots more but Palntland 2:20 for lack of space. We are absolutely behind every word In this ad. For further particulars concerning colt show, etc., address or call on DEXTER & IlEAX, 12t2 Centertown, Ky. jliT' 'r rrrr'f V $ vSV Wfm Jfm fm Jfrn p & 4 GILLESFI W. fl. and EROS. 4 tbt J. p. GlIiliESPIE, Proprietors. J? BLACKSMITHING AND REPAIR WORK : : 41 4 4 HORSESHOEING A - SPECIALTY rjtrt De-rnl- to 1 HEALTH INSURANCE Hartford, Kentucky. JJv rib,A,,4,'4,,4,,4,,4,$4 4,,4,,4,'4,'AA,4' A g" KENTUCKY Tutt'sPills CLEANED and k lit anil Power Company (INCOItrOKATKO) well-deserv- bed-roc- E. G. BARRASS, MGR., on?d.3 ELTax-ti- f . PRESSED. 4- Wilt wire your house at cost. Electric r.tyhts are clean, healthy and safe. No home or bvHncas house them, when with hi reach. should be without JiMO, OSITONS- - EZy. c"ary; gfc: JfcZ"&!AZ Sst-nessemncTrAoM ..- ZorricrAet. rPUNTFUL (nuWaliV- . a : . r-.- v Rn ? enateeaieaj uniwetdtfr, ""! S"rMJSMfA. " Bowfjig Gecn,JVi'. d -- ZZarAwrwj2s rd Chllfllrwn Cry Inc-ca- CASTOIRfA Hartford, Kentucky. The HpbM Only $1,00 a Year irt rTW!V W HmwSpP The Hartjord Herald ic land was looking forward to a An effort will be made to triumph in 1912. When discover what useless offices exist, O KENTUCKY NKWS XOTE& O o o I Robertson's hair was combed, it what the chances are for the exercise 'reached half way down his back. of economy and to unearth any irHEBE MATTHEWS. FRANK L.FEUX. may haTe occurred The city tax rate was fixed at I regularities that r euiTons daring the long season of Republic- $1.75 at Lexington. XOTES.O iWKX, L. FEUX. Pib.aJ Pros'r. an control. The public has a right A new $15,000 Methodist church OHAKTFORD COLLEGE O O O O O O O OO O O O O O O to know and the Democratic public will be erected at Elkton. e servants are there to show them. The State Board raised the tax Entered at the Hartford Tbe faculty and students are Insecond class. assesment of Hardin county 15 per debted, , as mall matter of the . of the college for ment- - oooooooooetitoo oooooooooooo ' Dem-locrat- You Can Come Any Day Now ooooooooooooooo For Your. post-offic- ! WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 there is. of course, much interest and speculation with reference to what , session next .v, Tuesday. April 4, and reciprocity treaty will be ,nd there U he July 1. expectation that some of the impor- i tant tariff schedules will be lowered. There's many a slip 'twist the cup or tnat an effort to lower them will and tbe lip. even when the liquor in- - at ieaJ,t be made. There is some FBesaIng on the political divisions te rests try to dominate politics. Klec- -, NOTICT. nOIOCTUTi,. I rimary Democratic .State on. Erl. aUMet more Louisville has accepted the harem attention than any that has assem-skl- rt Evidently bled for many years. without a gurgle. " It would take soaethlsg more or The entrance of Judge Wm. Reed, I perhaps lessthas the harem gar-- . contest for the ment to .bock some blase people of of Paducah. into the Democratic nomination for Cover- Falls City. the or. makes a triangular race and I T ... Qnnrfar -Uarrh 56." was the .i. iu-.- r .... In thiH aiftU IU1UGC9 mnih IntorMtthree hundredth anniversary of the caBJpaign. The other two candl-Kls- g James version of our Bible. d,te8 are judre Addams ana Senator The event was celebrated through-- 1 xeCreary. That Judge Reed will jj a majority of the Democratic out the United Kingdom as a great Thank giving day. Tote n Western Kentucky, seeras al- $4,-0-An aHunt Ptofessor of Harvard!" be.-r"v says the high cost of living can of the thing In the eastern laM parUy to what the goat gets, ' State. Jud?e Addams' lf HI. contention is that about one-habut he Problematical the cost of prepared food which we lh t b ,g )n lbe race t0 stay. They buy In itores goes for tin and glass all three good men .and good aso paper boxes to preserve and of them would - ' DeaKr aU and "H fflake a raMt excellent Governor. Judtre Reed announced right at Good Man Altwrether. the start that he would have no deJudce Reed's candidacy for the bate wjth Senator McCreary or any for other Democratic candidate Is his Democratic nomination by Governor the people ...... s nomination will be well received char-bt- s A wise decision. De- - because he has the ability and for Governor. to make a fln Governor and of the acter o. candidates between Derao-resv- lt earn party for the same oSee never the availability to get all the "ratle votes and be elected should in any good . Ellzabethtown be be nominated. Commenting on th announcement jfeW8 ' , .- that Col. Roosevelt spoke at the com-pleUon of tbe third largest dam In rYCl.ONE ANNIVERSARY TWENTV-OXYEARS AGO the world in Arizona recently. Tom Underwood, editor of the Hopkins-vin- e A fierce gale prevailed throughout New Era. says the largest dam for $25,000. is the Assouan dam on the river Nile Hartford and vicinity all day MonElwood Hamilton, of Frankfort, was the one Teddy day, which reminded some persons and the econd passed over has announced for the Democratic uttered when he heard the election of the cyclone which Representative In this county two decades and a year nomination for returns last fall. n unio Franklin county. did much damage w ago. Itand e8peclalIv ,n the reBion Mrs. Mary McGlnnls, of LexingAfter Booker w asnmgtongoi In that strange apartment house here ton, wife of Asa McGlnnls, a convictnorth and east of Hartford, but New York, bunting, as he alleges, In town Its effects were slight. At ed gambler given a prison sentence, '' friend, If he for the residence of a S:50 o'clock Monday night, twenty-on- e was adjudged Insane. The Mt. Sterling City Council has simply asked the first person he b2d years had elapsed since the faordered tbe construction of 11,000 met for further directions, as any mous West Louisville cyclone, ordinary sensible person would have caused the death of two per- square yards of brick streets at tbe done. Instead of presuming upon his sons, Injured several others, and expense of property owners. The Burley Tobacco Society was dignity and personality, be would almost completely wiped the little awarded $4,000 damages at Paris, have saved himself a world of no- town from the map. toriety and also a sore head. If Mr. The storm was one of a series of for tobacco destroyed by fire in the Washington has good horse sense, he tornadoes which visited Kentucky L. & N. depot at Mlllersburg. ought to show it when occasion de- and surrounding States, causing After being mourned as dead for mands. separate tor- - nearly ten years, Lawrence Kendall, great loss of life. Five , .. ,ik nrfiLiT KMiiHraii) uuuuiDiuvu nadoes visited Kentucky mat nigni, a young newspaper man who left j. ir struck Lous Paris twelve years ago and Joined that Judge O'Rear's decisions on h. vllle. 30 people being killed out In the United States navy, has Just been superior court bench have been In and 50 Injured. The ru- heard from at Helena, Ga. Imleal to the liquor Interests of Ken- the State, Brooks Beeler, Claia Jewett and ral property loss was estimated at tucky and for this reason he would Of the "C persons kill- George Hall, for malicious shooting he knifed by the latter If he should tl.000.000. 44 were attending and wounding with Intent to kill, appear In the race for Governor. ed in Louisville, a dance at the Falls City hall in and George French for grand larRepublican politicians who pander ceny, convicted at Ellzabethtown, Market street, near 12th. to tbe liquor vote are against The rvrinnn Ptruck Louisville at were sentenced to the penitentiary O'Rear's candidacy for the reason ISth and Kroadwav, and tore a path for one to five years each. mentioned. Managers of the g. o. p. 300 feet wide, leaving the city at WENT TO DEATH WITH In this State are having a hard time Seventh and Water streets and crossI1RVA.V VOW UNBROKEN trying to "rectify" the party vote to ing the river to Jeffersonvllle. suit the exigencies of the occasion. Macon. Mo., March 25. Tom Rob"Dor." Hjw Ilouiflit a Fniin. years old, who took The editor of the Calvert City ertson, sixty-fiv- e Mr. U. S. Carson, the groceryman, a vow In 189C that he would not perTimes sas the harem skirt "should has purchased the J. R. Himcs farm not be worn to church or to prayer on the north side of Rough river, mit a razor to touch his face or Wll-Mameetings or to evening entertaintwo miles west of Hartford, consist- ihears to touch his hair until ments or to Sunday Schools or to ing Jennings Bryan was elected acres, at a considerof fifty-foy weddings or to banquets or to fuas the result ation of $1,000. Mr. Hlmes has President, died nerals, but the time to wear them Is of a fall down a long flight of stairs. moved onto Ford brothers' farm, He had kept his vow faithfully to fair, horse races, watering places, three miles southwest of Hartford. excursions and on the streets In the afternoon when the wind Is very Died Xenr Ilouliug Green. high," which leads the I'aducah Sun Mrs. P. W. Tabor, of near Bowlto surmise that said editor "evi- ing Green, died Thursday morning dently doesn't want the harem skirt of erysipelas. She had been sick for worn any place where he can't see several days and her death was exit." pected. The remains were Interred near her home. Mrs. Tabor was a Other qualifications being equal, sister of Mrs. John R. Phlpps, of the majority of the Democrats of this city. Kentucky will 'quite likely vote for For Hale. the candldato for Governor who unRocks. Good White Plymouth reservedly commits himself as In fa-fof a State Convention to enun- layers. Dred from prize winners. ciate party principles. Under such Stock and eggs for sale. MURRAY A. HUDSON, auspices, a man knows who and McHenry, Ky. what he Is voting for. Such a candi- 12m3-- p dacy spells something and morns something. It makes plain what Leave your Laundry at my Grocery. government the candi- Domestic finish. Work Guaranteed. character of date stands for, what he' would put Called for and prompt delivery. Uer'a Grocery. Every Dem- 'Phone 140. In practlco If elected. ocratic candidate should urgo a O. Thomas, jf. Memphis, Mr. E. platform convention. Tenn., Is visiting bis brother, Mr. J. A, Thomas, proprietor of tho MonuHouse of Congress The lower mental Works. which assembles next week, along 200,000 Tubes with the Senate, of course, will be the first Democratic body of llko Of Sutherland's Eagle Eyo Salve kind In sixteen years. On good au- were sold in 1908 and not ono word thority It Is stated that ono of tho of complaint, though every tube was first activities. of tho new Democrat- sold under a positive guarantee. It ic House will be an investigation of Is good for nothing but the eyes. m all tbe departments of the Govern- - Ask your Druggist. and wJ , -- J,8el s ride up Pennsylvania Cbamp Washington, behind a span Avenue. of Democratic mules. Mt J" " ot pr0fTeive "WBt. and stand- -and retrogres- w. ' ,'."JU ?JTl -- IraramttM f, ghe'e nrati E to friends cent. some excellent addresses and kindly Dr. W. A. Morgan was appointed Interest shown In their work. Dr. Live Stock Inspector- for Henry Pendleton lectured to the Physiolocounty. gy class In the Normal Department Walter Simmons was arrested at on "Circulation." Dr. J. W. Taylor Henderson on the charge of robbing will lecture later on "The Eye." Dr. K' a mail sack. Pirtle addressed the student body J S. Hill, who lost $1,500 In a recently concerning "The Care ot bank, it is said, was declared Insane tbe Teeth." a timely subject well presented and much appreciated. at Owensooro. Mr. Marvin Taylor, Rochester, and Cecil Jones, aged, fifteen years, of Baldwin. Madison county. Is missing 'Miss Alice Keown, city, entered the Normal Department last week. from his home. Rev. Elgin conducted devotional John Hunt was given a life sentence at Ellzabethtown Tor the kill- exercises at chapel Monday, March 20th, and spoke on "The Power of ing of James Willyard. The body of John Findley was re- Thought." Messrs. James Berryman and Al-- J covered at Jackson after being in Ian Taylor, of Rochester, both pa- -j tho watpr two months. John Parsons was fined $25 at trons of the school, were pleasant Lexington for throwing a kiss at a visitors recently. Miss Cullle Morris and Mr. woman he did not know. Mrs. William Russell, of Pascal. Daugherty. of Morgantown, matric--. Barren county, fell out of a door and ulated this week. Miss Likens was out of school was probably fatally hurt. D. W. Bridges, of Lancaster, has Monday en account of Illness and been elected superintendent of the Miss Eddith Duke substituted In Third and Fourth grades. public schools at Richmond. Messrs. George and Eugene Wed-- ! J. J. Moran. Injured In a wreck, ding visited their home near Ralph, secured a verdict at Glasgow of Saturday. against the I.. & N. railroad Rev. Wright conducted chapel exProf. V. D. Hammond was declarDemocratic nominee for Rep- ercises Monday morning. ed the Miss Fronia King, of the Senior resentative from Simpson county Grigsby & Company'splaning mill class, is out of school on account of and lumber plant at Bardstown sickness. Miss Mildred Elein spent Satur-- ! burnM, entailing a loss of $20,000. The $50,000 damage action of day and Sunday with friends In Bea-- j James McClure against J. D. McCIln- - ver Dam. tlck was thrown out of court at ParNotice. 's. The depositors of the Ohio Couiity William Simmons, aged nineteen Bank are requested to meet at the years, of Henderson, charged with court house in Hartford, Ky., on robbing mall sacks, was held to ans- Monday, April 3. 1911, at 1 o'clock wer to the Federal Court at Owens-bor- o. m. Important business to transact and none but depositors will be In the opinion of Attorney Gen admitted. HARRISON AUSTIN. Stock- eral Breathitt. County Live L. M. HATCHER. Inspectors hae the power to appoint W. Q. PARKS. assistants. Committee. The wife of Ernest Elkln, who was killed by a construction car at OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Winchester, has sued the company O O BAPTIST CHURCH. 00 spring APPAREL We are ready as never before, and there is no need for further delay. In choosing the new things for Easter, be one of the first of the fashion leaders. Don t be a back number. The The The The The j , New New New New New Snappy Snappy Snappy Snappy Snappy Dress Goods Clothing Shoes Shirts 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; it's not an accident. It is the result of our long and close hunt for I The WORLD'S Best Come, see the new Spring Beauties. Never mind what you want; if it is new, we have it. We are looking for V you and will be disappointed if you Don't Come. V. oooooooooooooooool Prayer service Wednesday evening will be conducted by Fred Cooper. Theme for study, "A Family Fuss." Scripture, Gen. 27:30-4Teachers' meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Baraca 5. CARSON & CO, HAR.TFOR-D- d , - KENTUCKY. ..! "." "" ... m to-da- IUDGE REED TO BEGIN wealth's Attorney W. H. May will ' EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN continue the Investigation in other Prof. Flelden, who is conducting 'counties of his district. the singing school, will meet his Mayfleld, Ky., March 23. On his class Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, from Paducah to House and Lot for Sale. Saturday evening at tbe same hour return here Situated on corner of Main and and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 preside as special judge of the Graves Circuit Court, Judge Wm. Washington streets, Hartford, known o'clock. Sunday Sunday M. Reed was given a rousing as the "old Jail" p operty and School session reception, and received many assur- as a residence by Mr. and morning at 9:45 o'clock. Morning worship at 11 o'clock ances of support In his race for the Mrs. W. H. Orlflln. brick and evening worship at 7:30 o'clock. Democratic nomination for Cover-- 1 house, with all necessary outbuildings. Will sell on easy terms. For B. Y. P. U. meeting In the Baraca nor. Judge Reed will arrange his ju- further particulars, call on or adevening room Sunday at 6:30 dicial duties so as to give him time dress, MRS. V . H. GRIFFIN, o'clock. lOtf The contest In the Baraca Class In which to make up a list of speakHartford. Ky. Attorneys practicing at ended Sunday with 41 in the claps, ing dates. LOCAL MARKET PRICES. Much interest had been aroused in the Mnvfleld bar, where court is now Will pay the following prices unthe contest and the class Is greatly in session, have suggested to Judge benefited. Side No. 2, Dr, H. J. Bell, Reed that they preside at different til next Issue of The Herald: captain, was winner by 55 scores. times during the rest of the term in Hens per lb ,.,llc The defeated side, of which Mr, Em- order that he may have all the time Old Roosters per lb 03e ory Schrceter was captain, will hon- necessary to prepare for a campaign. Young Roosters per lb 05e His first speaking date will be at Geese per lb or the winners with a banauet or In OSA some other suitable way. There was Owensboro the first week In April Pucks per lb lie an effort made to get a picture of the and he will stump the State, but will Turkeys per lb v.. He large clasB It failed. This, how- not challenge McCreary to debate, Eggs per dozen lie ever, will be done next Sunday, at It is understood. No. 1 Rubber, per lb, free from which time a full attendance Is decloth, nails and other material Otc Vote Selling In Kentucky. No. 2 Rubber per lb sired. 02c Is alleged by residents of It No. 3 Rubber per lb Olc For Sale, Farms All sizes, from the county scat of Floyd, Scrap Iron per cwt UOc C to 300 acres. We can please you where 210 Indictments were found W. E. ELLIS, If you want to buy land. charging vote selling, that the pracProduce Man. A. C. YEISER & CO., tice of vote buying and selling has Hartford, Ky. been common for years. Common- - Subscribe for Tho Hartford Herald. room. I to-d- ay i t Two-stor- y Pres-tonsbur- g, Wait! Wait! THE FOR THE Wait! or Hartford Home Talent Play AT ' OPERA HOUSE iHphe Fcce at the Window Musical specialties and latest song, this morning at Ohio County Drug Cos. An interesting drama in three acts. .J&ti hitsMiicltsS on sa e a ! WW1"" uy ,'r rf'ir.a rfft m' x Patent Leather Read our guarantee and Guaranteed Mr. Clarence Russell, Utlca, GREENVILLE MAN UNDER who bad been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Monday, will reH. B. Bean since KNIFE turn home LOUISVILLE Mr, J. T. Felix, who had been visiting relatives and friends in Olaton W. 0. Duncan Comes From Texas and vicinity for two weeks, returned to Hartford Saturday. for Operation Recovery . to-da- y. K, ff Messrs. P. H. McDowell, Hartford, routo 2, ,and J. L. Cblnn, Beaver Dam, were pleasant callers at The Herald office yesterday. , Seems Certain. says: The Louisville Times of Thursday was of tho noted family of Goodlocs of Kentucky and Washington, D. C Mr. Goodloo had been a zealous member of the Baptist Church since a very young man. His remains were Interred In the church cemetery near his home. He' was a good man and will be greatly missed. His going was a typical and glorious ending of a careor marked by all that fulfills the mission of a life- full of love and honor. - HAS NO SUBSTITUTE Will bakThG POWDER Absolutely Pure i j n 1 think what it means to you : If the "lurrojaps" upper breaks through before the first sole is worn through, we Wilf replace with a new pair FREE. Mrs. A. B. Riley and little son, John David, have returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Johnson, Llvermorc. Mrs. J. B. Wilson and son, Master Levi, returned home Monday from a few davs visit to relatives in Ow- ensboro and Hawesvllle, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett, of Beda, returned Wednesday from Ow- ensboro, where they had been mak ing spring purchases for their store. The Maccabee lodge of Hauford will give a chicken si pper at their lo.ipo room regular meeting night. fiit Thursday In Apr'l. A full at A Narrow Escape. the high gale Monday afthe wind blew up a sheet Company, Past Grand Master of the of old paper In front of Mr. J. C. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Uer's horse hitched to his delivery During W. G; Duncan, of Greenville, Ky., president of the W. G. Duncan Coal ternoon, All our Burrojaps Patent Leather is guaranteed to the wearer. Style and fit are also our strong features. Let us fit you out today. WE OWN OUR TANNERIES We tan Ken Oak Sole Leather (or our exclusive use, and use it in every pail of ihoes Tve manufacture. Instead of ODenincr the fibres, ai in ordinary sole leather, and filling the leather with substances mum aic aurimcmu 10 us wear ana cause ll to easily aDsoro moisture, we knit the fibres more closely, omit foreign matter, ana mane our uaK sole Leather practically moisture and near proof. BURT & PACKARD CO. BROCKTON, MASS. .SHAPE tendance Is des'red. jR& -- t HBHaanmaaii W IV THEY ARE HERE! We mean our usual Bigline of Men's, Boys' and Ladies' LowCutShoes Ready RIGHT NOW foryour inspection. Call and seethe NEW SPRING STYLES U s GUARRead carefully above IRON-CLA- D ANTEE and remember that it pays to trade with a house that SAVES YOU MONEY. 1 Hertford, Ry-G- o. Kentucky. Ta- Illinois Central Railroad Time ble at Beaver Dam, Ky. Mrs. G. B. Likens and Miss Eva Robertson were pleasant callers at (Jarnations In various colors at The Herald office Wednesday. Mr. Bud Alford and wife, White The Ohio County Drug Co. We are 'In business for your Run, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dav Idson last Thursday and Friday. Health Ohio County Drug Co, Good as It Try a Zlzz High-Bal- l. Ohio County Drug Co. sounds. Call W. H. Jowl a"nd Green. Moore & Son for Jowl. 'Phono 47. Flowers and Flower Pots for sale 13tf by E. T. Williams, Hartford, Mr. S. A. Anderson went to Louisville Monday on legal business. Best Northern White Seed Oats 50 cents per bushel. Hartford Mill Co. 8tf North Boundl"'' ""South "Bound. No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. No 12212:28 p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. No. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:65 p.m. J, E. Williams. Agt Mrs. Dr. E. TV. Ford Is very ill of kidney trouble at her residence on South Main street. . Miss Eva Robertson, of boro, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Likens last week. Owens- - Mrs. L. E. Atherton and Mr. J. H Igloheart, of Centertown, gave The Herald a pleasant call Saturday. Mr. E. M. Woodward went to Louisville Monday on legal business. He was accompanied by his wife. Take your Produce of ell kinds to Schroader's Grocery and get the highest market prices for It. 13tf FOR SALE 3 new Standard Sowing Machines, will sell cheap. D. D, Schroader, Grocer, Hartford. 13tf 7-- f r4 t Q nr i Mr. JeBso Hoover was In Dundee Wednesday, looking after the inter& SON. ests of the Hartford Bottling Works. t .. All persons owing me will please We buy Groceries In 'small quancall and make settlement. tities, therefore you will always find E. TV. FORD, M. D. 9tf our stock nice, clean and fresh. W. H. MOORE & SON. Home made Lard, Fresh and ' Cured Meats, nice Country Hams. WANTED Two girls to help W. H. MOORE & SON. Adwith cooking and housework. dress Dr. L. B. Bean, Hartford, "Hartford, the town to trade In 13tf The Ohio County Drug Co., the placo Ky. to trade." D. Hardin, of ChattanooMrs. J. You can find all the newest styles ga, Tcnn., is visiting her uncle and Alexin men's and boys' Hats at Carson & aunt, Prof, and Mrs. Wayland ander. Co's. Mr. Guy S. Hazelrlgg, of Beaver We are headquarters for Seed Dam, has accepted a position as law Potatoes. , Prices the lowest. i3tf ' 'Schroader's Cash Grocery. clerk In the office of Attorney G. B. Likens. See "The Face at the Window"' at Mrs. Elizabeth Dlllraan, .Hopklns-villDr. Bean's Opera House Friday Is visiting her sister,' Mrs. Renight.becca Vaught, and niece, Mrs. G. B. Our stock, of Oxfords for men, Likens. is comboys, ladies and children Messrs. E. P. Barnctt, Hartford, Carson & Co. plete.route 3, and Fred Miller, Hartford, Another big shipment, of new and route 4, gave The Herald a pleasant nobby Clothing Just received at Car- call Thursday. son & Co's. Ohio County Drug Co., aro agents Rev. J. W. Bruner, pastor of Hart- for Nanz & Nouner, Florists. Ilford Baptist Church, Is In Paducah lustrated catalogue, etc., on display. on business. Ask to see-It- . you want the. Latest and New.If Master Alfred Duke, city, hab a est and Best in Spring Dress, Goo'ds, chicken that was previsit .Carson & Co. sented to him by Mrs. Alfred Carter, Mr. R. A: Nofsingei', the druggist. Hartford, route 1. Each of the four has rented and moved Into pan,, of tegs was well, developed. .The two ( the Misses Nail" property on Main,' extra tegs were just oacK oi tne nat- " o, four-legge- Just received another Jumbo Plckels. '' W. H. MOORE barrel of y Dr. R. P. Tyro, Hartford, route 2; J. E. McCormlck, Hartford, route 3; Miss Dona Hoover, Hartford, route 5, were pleasant callers at The Her- Coal Company, and W. G. Duncan, ald office Wednesday. Jr., an engineer for the company; Face at the Window" at Dr. his daughter, Sirs. T. F. Swallow, of "The Dean's Opera House Friday night Bessemer, Ala., and his sister, Mrs. promises to be a play of rare merit E. D. Boone, of Philadelphia. Dr. C. Skinner and Dr. Shackner and attraction. It will be splendidly are attending Mr. Duncan. staged and well played. Mr. Duncan Is prominently known Dr. C. F. Crecellus, of Falmouth, throughout the State and the South. Pendleton county, Ky., candidate for Ho Is a native of Scotland, but was Secretary of State, was In Hartford brought over to this country when a day or two last week In the inter- a baby bv his parents, Mr. and Mrs. est of his candidacy. His mother died Andrew Duncan. will leave in Louis Wile last May. Mr. Otto C. Martin The elder Mr. Duncan was engag April 1 for Lexington, where he will complete the law course In the Ken- ed In the coal business with the firm tucky State University, and receive of McIIenry & Co. TV. G. Duncan Biicceeded his father In the same the degree of Doctor of Laws. business, and eight or ten vears ago Floral design book of F. Walker organi7ed the Duncan Coal Comna- & Co.. of Louisville, and can furny, which Is one of the larcest minnish floral designs for funerals and ing companies In Kentucky. Two special occasions. mines are operated at Graham, Ky E. T. WILLIAMS. and one at Luzerne. Hartford, Ky, 13tf Mr. Duncan Is wealthy and takes Mr. R. D .Walker, who has been a great Interest In fraternal and In Louisville for several days, Is at church work. He Is an elder In the home until the first of April, when Presbyterian church at Greenville, he will travel for the Omaha Pack- where he makes his home, and for ing Co., with branch office at Padu-ca- h. vears has been prominently connected with the Odd Fellows and the The Williams property on Wash- Masonic orders. Mrs. J. H. Wallace, of 2904 Virington street, which Is now owned by Messrs. Heavrln and Barrass, is ginia avenue, Louisville, Is a niece being repaired and will soon be oc- of Mr. Duncan. NOTE At latest account yestercupied by Mr. H. E. Mlschke and day M- -. Duncan was getting along family. nicely and It Is confidently expected Mr. J. A. Bllbro, formerly con- that his recovery will be speedy and nected with the Taylor poal Co,, at permanent. Taylor Mines, and for some time in the drug business In this city, has DEATH OF AX ESTIMABLE purchased an Interest In the Center-tow- n CITIZEN OF AFTON, V.. Mercantile Co. Mrs. John J. McIIenry received a Mrs. Josle Duke. Dundee, is at the bedside of her father, Rev. G. Bean, telegram Thursday evening announcwho Is making his home with Mr. J. ing tho critical illness of her father, H. B. Carson. Rev. Bean suffered a Mr. J. R. Goodloo, at Afton, Va and relapse the first of the week and Is she left on an early train next morning for the bedside of her stricken seriously ill. parent. Tho sad Intelligence was Messrs. B. F. Wallace, Fordsvlllo; received In Hartford yesterday Harlan Tlchenor, Hartford, routo 3; morning that Mr. Goodloe had passE, Q. Cooper, McHcnry; T. H. Chlnn, ed away at four o'clock, just preHartford, route 2, and J. M. Hollo-wa- vious. Mr. Goodloe had been an Roslne, were pleasant callers Invalid many years and was seriousat The Herald office Monday. ly 111 of Brlght's disease for several Stevens, of near months Just previous to Ills death Mr. Herman of this trouble. He was 82 years Goshen church, has gone to to lay brick on the new col- old at the time of his death and had lege being Erected there. He was spent a splendid and most honorable accompanied by his brother, Geo. N. life. He was a distinguished gen Stevens, who will work as an ap- tleman of the old school and possessprentice. ed those excellent traits of character synonym of honor and Mr. Luther Brown, of Taylor which are the Integrity of the highest type of VirMines, was operated on last week for ginians. an affection of the knee, from which Besides an aged wife, Mr. Goodhe has suffered considerably in resix cent years. He is getting along all loe leaves boys. children two girls and four His daughters are right now, however, and will soon Mrs. John J. McHenry, recently of be out. Louisville, but now residing with Capt. J. , G. Keown, representing her little son at Hartford, and Mrs. the J. I. Case Threshing Machine B. Sanders, of Richmond, Va. The Co., has been transferred from the pons are Messrs. Hawthorne, Joh,n, department Robert and Sam, nono of whom are sales to the collecting and left Monday for Winnipeg, Man- married. Mr. Goodloo's wife was itoba, where he will have his head-- , Miss Margaret Crisp, of Virginia. He quarters while in Canada. to-day, Hop-klnsvll- le and a prominent Mason, underwent wagon standing near Dr. Bean's a'n operation at Norton Infirmary to- Opera House. Mr. Ney Foster, Juday. T(he operation proved very suc- nior editor of the Hartford Republic-- 1 cessful, It was stated, and it is ex- an, was In the wagon, which he was pected that Mr. Duncan will be able using to haul some supplies to the to leave the hospital within a fort- Opera House to be used in the play Friday night. The horse became night. Mr. Duncan came to Louisville frightened at the wind's antics and ono week ago from Texas to have started to run, overturning the wag-o- n Tho only baking powder with Mr. Foster underneath It. macfo from Royal Graps tho operation performed. Although Cream of Tartar he was not very ill, and did not con Mr. Foster held to the lines, but was sider nn operation Imperative, it was dragged on the ground, with the noalum.no lime phosphate thought best that it be performed wagon on top and he being near the horse's heels, the distance of a city before he became worse. were Mr. block. Ho was finally rescued, much sale at Dr. Bean's Drug Store, on At the hospital wife, his sons, Andrew bruised but not seriously hurt. It Union street, Haitford. Duncan's Duncan, secretary of the Duncan was a narrow escape from a worse i fate. Going to Oicgon. "The Knee at the Window." Under the auspices of the Hartford Players' Club, "The Face at tho Window" will be produced at Dr. Bean's 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. Tickets and reserved seat plan are now at the store of Ohio County Drug eCo. General Admission 25c; children under twelve 15c; reserved scats 35c. "Knole itnlw" Is Coming. The Calhoon Comedy Company will hold forth at Dr. Bean's Opera (Thursday) nicht House with "Uncle Rube," a drama in four acts and a plav of much merit. The company comes well recommended and has been playing to crowded houses. Thev carry their own scen-rThere will be music by the Calhoon Orchestra, under the management of Mrs. John R. Priest, and tho nroceeds are to purchnso uniforms for said band a very commendable purpose. There will be an "Uncle Rube" parade by the band, consisting of 20 pieces, at 3:30 o'clock. Reserved seat tickets aro now on Albert Austin and family, of the Horton neighborhood, will take the train at Horton next Saturday Mr. for Coburg, Oregon, where they vll! make their future home. These arc, good citizens whom wo regret to se; They have tho leave the county. best wishes of their many friends. There has been quite an exodus from Ohio county to Western points in tho last few weeks $572 in tickets were purchased In one day recently from the local agent, Mr. Mlschke. y. Of new Splint; Goods Friday, March 31, mid Saturday, April 1. We desire to see our friend1 nml customer and I line them Inspect our Immense Hue of MII.I.INEItV and DKKSS GOODS nml meet .Miss Kfflp Foster, of SprlntrtlHil, who will lmvi rliurpe of our Millinery Depui tmont for this MNiMin. CKXTKHTOWX .MEIKUXTlLi: CO. Incorporated. (Yiiteitimn, Ky. Old I'upois, Lots of 'I'm The Herald office. shelves or under carpets or purposes. Five cents package. For sale To go on at for blnst-In- g per large tf DE jll : Ell IL1I e$s JJv rfa rAn r$n rj JJv JJ VjW $m m LMlLLlkRYj vjv J VJ & Spring Opening! J( J( A "A A. A A A SPRING NEWNESS Pervades every avenue of our big store. 'nrrrwrra NEW MILLINERY, LKDIE8' COAT AND SUITS, WRISTS SKIRTS. New Piece Goods of every new fabric and design and for all purposes, and Trimmings for their adornment. NEW SHOES BJID FOR SLIPPERS FAMILY street. ural ,set.S "M Messrs. J. R. Addington and L. E. Atherton, Gentertown; E. V. Ta- tum, Hartford, route 2; A. R; Bur SANDERFUR & GO.. ton and son, H. TV. Burton, Hart ford, routo 1, and L. F. Ward, Hart Frldav, March 31 and Saturday, April 1. ford, route 3, wero pleasant caller $0.(50 at The Herald office Saturday. Eureka Flour Lilly Flour $5.00 Mr. Mike Crahan, of Irvington, Best Granulated Sugar $1.35 was In town the first, of the week, 1 $0.00 Can Pure Hog Lard leaving yesterday morning' for $1.40 Pure Hog Lard Madlsonvlllo and Henderson, where C. P. Lard $1.20 ho went to look after Uio Interest of .Nayy Beans 50c the Hartford Stone & Construction Baconfyy tho Side 15c per lb Company, of which ho is general Meal . . , . 75c per lip manager, Evaporated Peaches ....25c 10c per lb For weeks careful study and prep- Country Hams aration has been made for tho play Pure Brand Feed. .. .$1.10 per 100 Salt $1.50 to bo rendered at Dr. Bean's Opera 25c House next Friday night. No pains 7 Cakes Lenox Soap 35c have been spared to make it all that 1 gallon Syrup 25c Flako Hominy the public may expect. It will certainly be worth tho small price of admission. ,v SflJiftERFUH & COMPANY,! Subscribe for Tho Hartford Herald. Hartford, Kentucky. Specials for THE WHOLE WE HAVE SET APART Friday, March 31st As our Opening Day and everybody is invited to visit us on that day just for a look. Every department will be open for yo'ur inspection. 25-lb- s. 10-tb10-lb- s. s. 10-l- bs , E. P. Barnes f Bro., MAIN STREET. i Ltseaver uam, Kentucky. DO DC irl i VI .11 it I " KWWunlnii ftri-y-n'WHwp . I 'RSP$,f?wtmim1' t p " " ""'" g "" '' i""Wlfwwnni WW" "IM. ment of and His Family," was hoard with nineteen years six months and seven- TEN COMMANDMENTS pleasure in a number of States. life at teen days of their married Judge Atchison owned consldorablo two "Jags" a week. Computing on WARNING property in Owcnsboro. He Is surOF .MAUCII 20 on the basis of a quart of whiskey to "WEDNESDAY . vived by a widow and a number of each Intoxication. Work consumed children. 11.17 barrels of or 508 gallons, sfrongerPedpIe M. H. & E. RAILROAD TIME whlskoy.costlng him $3,048 at $1.50 Natives Against a ICY. AT HARTFORD, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO a quart. The Matter is Getting O POEMS YOU'LL ENJOY. O If Work was Intoxicated three 0 O ..Time tabic effective Sunday, Dec. times a week, he should be credited Z . Serious. 4ih,contains the following schedule: C The Herald's Special Selection-- O consumpwith 3,050 "Jags," and the OO No. 112 North Hound due 7:20 n. in. of 762.3 gallons of whiskey, ten countries o'8outh The Hartprd Herald TA-nL- America." HA, E "They are, republics," replied the child. "And what aro the other three?" asked the teacher. "Democrats," was tho astonishing From Norman E. Mack's answer. National Monthly. mi a I '"Scrofula i&figurti && mUery. tkmee, llle-Ion- g No Hclp,For -- It. Children become strong and lively wnen Lgiven small doses of K tion except Sunday. Denver (Col.) cor. costing $4,575 p. m. North Hound duo 3: 10 New York World. except Sunday. South Hound due 8:35 a. m. O WEIGHT, OR WINGS? except Sunday. O South Bound duo 1:40 p. m. except Sunday. Hero Is a man who wantB to fly. II. E. MISCnKE, Act. He goes to some of the noted aviators, and makes known his desire. They begin to show him the latest HID A HARROWING models of aeroplaneB. But the lightest of them weighs twice as much as EXPERIENCE AT SEA the man himself. He tries to lirt it, but fails. "What!" he exclaims. "Must I EnSenator Bradley and Party add all that weight? I am too heavy already. I cannot lift one of these counter Fury of Storm to push one on Its contrivances; wheels for a rallc would all bnt exOff Cape Hatteras. haust me. It Is preposterous to tell roe that such a machine will enable Frankfort, Ky., March 24. Driv- rae to fly." en from their course sixty miles, the "But. my dear sir," expostulates steamer Colon, carrying Senator Wil- an aviator, "von are not expected to liam O. Bradley, his daughter, Mrs. carry or push this aeroplane. It Is John G. South, of Frankfort; Mrs. o carry you." of Louisville; Graham Vreeland, "But how can it? It Is not like a Congressman John Langley and wife, balloon that must be held down, that of Kentucky, and sevcrnl other nps and frets to soar Into the air. came so close to being Here lies your aeroplane, helpless, wrecked at sea oft Cape Hatteras inert: It must be lifted, pushed or that the passengers will never forget dragged about by a horse." the experience. A letter to Dr. John "Ah. voti do not comprehend. Let (. South from his wife has been re- me show you. Come, sit by me here. news ceived here bringing the Hrst See. I start the motor. The propelof the thrilling experiences through ler retohes. The whole fabric quiv which the Kentuckians went. ers with power. Now, behold, we All escaped uninjured except Sen- are off. without the slightest Jar. ator Bradley, who was thrown to We skim the air like birds. We posthe deck of the ship twice and bruis- sess wines." ed. Mrs. Vreeland was unconscious And it is even so. To fly, man for three days as a result of her ex- must triple bis weight bv adding maperience and the shock she under- chinery. Yet this added mass Is not went during the storm. really weight. It Is wings. At one time during the storm, in I want to rise in realms spiritual. the middle of the night, the captain My soul would fly. I seek help from of the ship awakened all passengers the Word of God. It says. "Take and directed them to get dressed. un the cross." "Take my yoke upon IcoK 10 ine iiiu iiibchwo ...... .. you." And, falling to comprehend pare to take to the boats, as it look the inner workings of the Maker s ship would certainly plan, I cry out: ed as If Fink. Mrs. Vreeland waB unconscious "Alas, my Master, I cannot raise and unable to get out of her bed to my own weight, and shall I add a put on a life preserver, but all the yoke, a burden? Woe is me; I canrs other passengers donned the not carry such a religion." and were ready for anything Are there not many fearful and that might happen. doubting souls who hesitate to take The Kentuckians reached Panama up the religion of Christ because a week ago last Sunday, and it was they thu3 doubt and fear? Are ilerlared the roughest trip that has there not those that call themselves ever been made between New York Christians who are trying to carry Thev expect to sail or push their religion, and are makand Panama. Panama the first part of this ing of life a desperate and exhaustfrom net Sundav. Mrs. Vreeland is in ing struggle? better health, nnd has recovered Let us listen to the exultant words from her severe illness on board the of onn skilled In long practice of fbit). She and Mrs. Soutli will come "I can do all things to Kontuckv after a few days In New through Christ which strengthened York nnd Washington. me." "It Is no longeiv I, but Christ." Graham Vreoland, of Louisville, How Paul did skim through the spirreceived a letter from Mrs. Vreoland, itual skv! from Panama, In which she detailed Mv friend, I your religion weight the dreadful experloncc she under- or wlnrf? George C. Albom, went during the storm at sea. Mrs. Wis. Vreeland said that all her clothes were ruined by the heavy seas that WANTED FOB U. S. AKMY rolled over the deck of the steamer. unmarried men beShe said she had fullv recovered and tween ages of 18 and 35; citizens was enjoying splendid health. of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can There is Only One speak, read and write the English That Is Dr. Boll's. It Is the original language. For information apply to and can be relied on In croup, Recruiting Officer, Main street, Beacoughs, colds and all lung and bron- ver Dam, Ky. 5t9 chial trouble"; tnnl .for "'? bcl1 0T1 m the bottle. Daily No. 114 Dally No. 115 Dally No. 113 Dally 000000,00000000000 ooooooooooooooo Ken-tuckia- " Canada Is Ihy NMlve Land ARE YOU GETTING ANYWHERE? Grace tot Ptvftlfiehce and thy Forefathers' Wwd. Thou shalt not pre-fe- 'r You aro rushing after riches, with 'afcy Other laud before It. a grim look on your face o You are spurred by ono ambition, In the glorlouB . your breast peace has ho pUce. Hdnor and defend heritage which has been handed You have turned away from others down to thee, that thy name may whom you clung to, long ago, also live in a histroy ennobled by You pave ceased to find cbn'ten'tment those who have gone before. in tho nooks you ttBed tolfhow; 3. You are BtrMnlng, you are striving, Remember thy solemn duty to thy through tn (Fark days and the Country, which the privilege of citfair. Imposes upon thee, and But, oh, restless, "eager brother, aro izenship keep sacred and Inviolate the trust you getting anywhere? which is thine only In passing, for all Is posterity's, whose legacy may In your haste you havo forgotten how to linger or to smile be increased but not lessened. When a child looks up and greets i. you or would claim your care Keep thou to the Crown and the awhile; Flag which arc the guarantee of a petstandard of citizenship higher than Though the wBd roso sheds its al's In the lonely pasture Btlll, all and of greater freedom thnn any And glad breezes sway tho blossoms people have known. in tho orchard on the hill, 5. an inch of You are too much In a hurry, to Thou shalt not barter much occupied by care. the land, a drop or tho water, a a tithe of the But, with all your eager efforts, aro breath of the air, nor you getting anywhere? 'berty of which thou art tho guard- -- "What's the cauBe 0f all that racket?" asked tho manager of the great anlmaT. shew. "Can't It bd stopped? .Tito people out In front n In a Will be getting minute." "We can't help It, sir," replied the press agent. "The Hon tamer's wife is back there chaBlng him around the cages and refusing to listen, to reason." panic-stricke- Scott's Emulsion i 1 Those Fool Questions. "Well, Johhny, do you wish you were a grown-u- p man?" "You bet I do." "But why?" "So people wouldn't ask me such fool questions." every day. The starved is fed; the swollen glands healed, and the t tainted blood vitalized., Good food, fresh akr and Scott's Emulsion, i con- quer scrofula, and many other blood diseases. FOR 8AI4I BY AIA DRUGGISTS X CASTORIA f Sl Chldrn Cry FLETCHER'S FOR Send 10c. name of paper and this ad. for ourbeaoUfnl Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-BooKach bank contains a Good Jack Fenny. SCOTT BOWNE, 409 Paarl St, N. Y. b. The Point of View. "My husband Is a mean man." "Why so?" "Just because my mother Is coming to visit us, he's gone and invited his." n. C. You have te pre-rervo- soul-flvln- Able-bodie- AN ODD EXPERIMENT TEST W NAVAL VESSEL It Is not often that n deliberate attempt is made to break a ship In two, but that Is what the British Department did when It susdestroyer pended the torpedo-boa- t Wolf by the middle without support at the ends, and then nt the ends without support In the middle, to discover whether the In order boat was so weak that It would break amidships because of tho unevenly 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 charged that the boats of this class were structurally weak. For Croup Dr Bell's Pino Tar Honey Is the best known remedy. Do not experiment; get the genuine Dr. Bell's y. rn mim ACCUMULATED 2.033 JAGS IN NINETEEN YEAUS tlmesweok." In her statement to District Judge Riddle Just before he granted her a divorce, Mrs. Mattle.F. Work said: "I- married David E. Work on January' 1, 1891, and during the entire period of our married life, up to the time we separated six monjhs ago, he was Intoxicated two'Aor three - . According to the wIfe..,Work;accu-mulate- d 2,033 "Jags" during the Thou shalt not give Into the keep dreams; ing of strangers the destiny of thy It Is long since you have lingered resources, the product of national on the shores of shaded Btreams the skill of thy people, the teaching That go singing to the pebbles they of thy children or the n'ling of the have made so clean and white land, or any part thereof. And havo polished at their leisure 7. and their pleasure, day and Thou shalt not discount the worlts OF night; of future generations, nor lay waste You have ceased to know tho solace BOURBON POULTRY tho lands, forests and mines which that Is in a sweet, old air, are their fields of labor. CURE Bui, with all your greedy irrasnlng, 8. aro you getting anywhere? down the throat of a Etptot chicken, destroys the wormi Tbou shalt not mortgage thy na and laves the chick's life. tional asset to the stranger, whose You have given up old fancies; you A few drops In the drlnkinf water cures and will lie heavy on thy chil have left old friends behind; hands PREVENTS DISEASE dren's birthright, if he devour it not You are getting rich in pocket, but For the treatments! White Diarrhoea In chlcUl you're poor in heart and mind; altogether. and Blackhead and other diseases in turkeys 0. You have lost the sense of beauty In BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL your haste to get ahead, As thou honorest the Mother that gave thee birth In the flesh, so hon- And along the ways you travel grief One .10c bottle make 12 nations of medicine- and bitterness are spread; or also the mother of thy NationSold by Z. Wilbur Mitchell, hood, for in your weakness you need You no longer care how others bend Beaver Dam, Ky. beneath the woes they bear, strength nnd in your strength her you need her counsel. But, with all your cruel crowding, :o. aro you getting anywhere? SEASON OF 1011 N of negotiations with Beware Is darkness FAIK GROUNDS, HARTFORD, KY. stronger people for with high praises Out beyond you there light shall that no morning's and seeming gifts thy vigil Is broken, break; while they place a yoke about thy In the distance there Is silence that Montreal Star. neck. no song shall ever wake; At the Journey's end dishonor waits for them that dav by day HOME-MADO CANDY. O O'O Cheat their souIb and starve their OOOOOOOOOOOOO Fenses while they hurry on the way; Molasses Candv, saucepan a cup You arc passing many pleasures that Put into a granite you havo the right to share, each of molasses and brown sugar As you rush to fill the hollow men and a tablespoonful each of butter will dig for you somewhere. Boll until a little and vinegar. S. E. KISER. dropped Into cold water Is brittle, beat In a Bcant teaspoonful of bakTOM ALEXANDER. Has Millions of Friends. ing soda and take Immediately from How would you like to number the lire. Pour Into buttered pans. your friends by millions, as Buck-len- 's Peppermint Candy. Salve does? Its astounding Into a saucepan put a pound pt gill of boil cures In the past forty years made granulated sugar and a ing water and, as soon as tho sugar them. It's the best Salve In the world ulcers, eczoma, burns, Is dissolved, add a tablespoonful of for sores, eyes, vinegar. Boll until a little becomes bolls, scalds, cuts, corns, sore bruises, cold pepper sprains, swellings, brittle In cold water, add mint essence to taste, and drop by sores. Has no equal for piles. 25c m the spoonful on buttered or waxed at' James II. Williams". naper. One Candle Power. ' Washington is smiling discreetly 5lT)Gl! J. D. ATCHISON no it. over a witticism of Miss Helen Taft, DIES AT OWENSnOBO who Inherits her wit from her SILVFR CROWN. mother. March 22. When Hartford Citizens Show Owenshoro. Miss Taft, at a ball, was accosted Judge John D. Atchison, One of the by a matron, who pushed: ,Vo cannot afford to buy newspathe Certain Way Out. most brilliant attorneys In Ken- "So yoij have Just been dancing per space for the purpose of fclvlnjr nt nckv, died at 11 o'clock with Baron Blank! Isn't he bril- you a HOT Air Exhibition. We only Theic can le no Just reason why his home In Owensboro. His death liant?" wish to state tho plain unvarnished any reader of this will continue to was the result of an attack of the. . "Is he? I don't know," Miss Taft TRVTH In a fow words. Wo aro ofsuffer the tortures of an aching back, rrrlp three months ago. Complica fering you the best horse hesitated. the annoyance of urinary disorders, tions developed and skilled physijack in "Why, of course he Is! He Is' tho and tho best the dangers of diabetes or any kid- cians used every known remedy In light in the legation." tho State of Kentucky, "price and ney ills, when relief Is so near at an effort to save his life, without most brilliant "Well," said Miss Taft, with a quality considered," Not a blomish hand and the most positive proof avail. Not a flaw In smile, "his light flickered while he on either animal. given that they can be cured. Read Judge Atchison was a son of Aus- was with me, and I rather set him either pedigree. $10.00 TO INSURE what a Hartford citizen says: tin Atchison, who came to Ken- down as a tallow diplomat." COLT TO STAND UP AND SUCK." J. F. Hicks, Hartford, It. F. D tucky from Virginia. He was born I'll you get nothing, you are out No. 5, says: "For twelve years In this county in 1852. On account Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver nothing." my kidneys were disordered. I be of defective eyesight It was with difTablets aro safe, sure and reliable, Hundreds of old customers to rec came tired easily, was often extreme ficulty that he learned to read. At and havo been praised by thousands ommend ub nnd our stock. Plenty ly nervous and suffered from a dull an early age he decided to start out of women who havo been restored to of colts to show tho kind that pain through the small of my back. I In life for himself. Ho borrowed health through their gentle aid and bring the highest market price, the was also subject to dizzy spells, dur- money from his father and went to curatlvo properties. Sold by all kind that can go up in the collar and ing which there was a blurring of my Henderson county, where he began dealers. m do tho work. Your patronage sosight. The secretions from my kid-5t- to teach school. Later ho went to licited and always appreciated. If Another Frightful Example. were too frequent in passage South Carrollton and was connected you don't want to be treated right, Alexander's There was a young man In Tlmbuc- - you will have to stay away. Prof. Wnyland and greatly disturbed my rest. I was with too, . He was admitted to tho bar Jo much impressed with the advertise- school. DLACK & DIRKIIEAD, ment 1 read regarding Doan'e Kldnpy In March 1877, and rapidly forged Who said to tire maid that he'd tuck Hartford, Ky. to: Pills that I procured a supply and am to the front rank among tho attor".I have loved you, sweet Ruth, find to say that It was not long be- neys of the Owensboro bar. He servFor a yeaVj that's the truth!" fore they helped me. Tho contents ed several terms as County Judgo ANTI-PAI- N DR. said; was later tl two boxes of this remedy effected of Daviess county and Owensboro. "Now," shoto." "that's a lie well For Internal and Externa! Pain. stuck cure. 1 have no hesitation In rec- elected City Attorney of Judgo Atchison has appeared .as ommending Doan's Kidney Pills to Democratic Countries. .counsel in somo of the most Imporother kidney sufferers." The teacher having explained to For salo by all doalera. Prico 50 tant cases ever taken to tho Court about ten" countries of Co., Buffalo. of Appeals and Supreme Court from tho class tents. Fostor-Milbur- n , South America being republics and Now York, sole agents for tho United Western Kentucky. States. A few years ago Judge Atchison tho remaining three being owned by Remember tho namor Doan's was in great demand as a Chautau- three nations, asked a, child in the qua lecturer. HIb lecture, "Adam back seat to "explain the govern- tnd take no other. turned away from pleasure, trouble haunts you In your HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESIw DBNCE OR PLACE OB BU9- INESS, AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT W'TH THE PTrtn Long Distance Lines TQ ALL STATES", FOR THE COMPANY'S SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS, CALL ON Oft ADDRESS y J. W. OBANONr Local Manager, Hartford, Ky. W. C SEXTON. Incorporated. Local Manager, Heaver Dam, Ky. iv HeRrl Good Oleuuu HAIR BALSAMhtlx, and tmotinu th. a laxuri.Dt frowth, PARKER'S M.T.r Tails to IW.tor. Oraj Ilalr to Its Youthful Color. btlr fiUlff. Can. 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" O O OOO OOO 3Iontenegro-RIch- 0,0 OOOOOOO Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. ", Music C6., Plaintiff, m VB.- - "Walker, Defendant. By virtue of a Judgment and or-tiof sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, rPRdercd at the February term! 1911, In the, abpvo cause for tho sum 'Of $170.00, with Interest at tho rate 'of C per cent. por. annum from the 14th day of December, 1908, until paid, subject to the following cred? its: May 18, 1909, $5.00; May 21, 1909, $3.00; May 31, 1909, $1G.00J July 1G, 1909, $8.00; July 24, 19.09, August 18, 1909. $8.00; $5.00; March '4, 1910, $10.00; March 4, 1910, $10.00; July 28, 1910, $5.00; September 17, 1910, $5.00;Novem-be- r February 2, 1, 1910, $5.00; 1911, $12.50, anil 628.85 costs herein, I wM'voffer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford, on Monday the 3d day of April, 1911, about one o'clock p. m upon a credit of six months, the following described property, One Drewster Piano, style "CH" No. 45586, or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made. Thfl purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately aft6r. sale. This 14th day of March. 1911. F. L. Felix, Master Commissioner. Wilson & Crowe, Attorneys. er to-w- it: T. J. ;.V.Vf ' . iier '"' dogwoodt corner with McHenry Coal Co., F. M. Faught and J. V. Loner; t notice with Loney's line N. 1 E. 56 poles to a stone pn a branch, his N. Vi cornor; thence with another of his lines S. 89 E. 66 poles and 20 links 'to the beginning, containing acres. 76 jThe purchaser will be required to execute Dona wun approved security immediately after sale, , This 14 th day of March, 1911. F. L. Felix, , Master Commissioner. Wilson & Crowe, Attorneys. ' -- STANDARD TROTTING BRJED STALLION REG. NO. 37102 Ohio Circuit Court, Kontucky. Dundee Deposit Bank, Plaintiff. vs. Jennings, Defendant. By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, at the February term. rendered 1911, In the abovo cause for tho sum of $125.00, with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum from the 8th day of September, 1908, until A. E. paid, and $28.15 costs herein, I will offer for sale by public auction on the premises where the property Is located, near Narrows, Ohio county, Kentucky, on Friday, the 31st day of March, 1911, about 11 o'clock a. m., upon a credit of three months, tho following described property, to-w- it: One boiler, two engines, one saw rig complete, all located at Narrows, Kentucky, on lands of Lon Phillips, Is a fine harness and general purpose hone, with excellent style. There s ro bettc- - bred horse in the State. He is registered No. 31702; on July 8, 1905. The purchaser will be required to and he has proven himself to be the sire of some of the fanciest show houses and fastest sDeedcrs, some showing as low as 2:07, that have executo bond with approved security ever been produced in Western Kentucky. He will make the season of 1911 at my stable at Immediately after sale. This 14th day of March, 1911. F. L. Felix, Master Commissioner. Heavrin & Woodward, Attorneys. ALEX H Ohio Circuit Court. Kentucky. Ben Dunn, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. Ncah E. White, ct al., Defendants. . By virtue of a Judgment and or- J. T. Smith, &c, Guar., Plaintiffs, hands high; weight 1200 pounds; sired by Dispatch No. 4480; he by Onward No. 141 1, recvs. ALEX H. is a blood bay, 16 der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, Ex Parte. sire of Houri 2:17, with 25 more with records of 2:30 or better; ord 2:25 Onward by George Wilkes No. 519, record 2:22; rendered at the February term, By virtue of a Judgment and or1911, In the above cause for tho purGuy Wilkes 2:15 65 more in the 2:30 list. George Wilkes by Wilson 2:13 George Wilkes sired Harry Wilkes 2:13 pose of dividing the proceeds der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, Rysdyk's Hambletonian 10, sire of Dexter 2:17 and 40 more in the 2:30 list; 1st dam Lottie Egbert, by Egbert No. 1 136; 2d dam amongst the parties as their inter- rendered at the February term, English Maid by Tom B, No. 5269; 3d dam by Washington Denmark; 4th dam by Paddy Burns, by Grey Eagle; 5th dam by Imests may appear herein, after paying 1911, in the above cause for the purthe costs herein, I will offer for sale pose of dividing tho proceeds proved Buzzard. ' by public auction at the court house amongst the parties as their respecJWM Monday, the 3d tive interests may appear after paydoor In Hartford, on day of April, 1911, about one o'clock ing the costs herein, including a ofp. m., upon a credit of six months, reasonable attorney's fee, I will fer for sale by public auction at the the following described property, court house door In Hartford, on A certain town lot and appurten- Monday, the 3d day of April. 1911, ances thereon, lying In the town of about one o'clock p. m., upon a credCromwell, Ohio county, Kentucky, it of six months, the following described property, t: and bounded as follows: Being a tract or parcel of land lr Beginning at ,tho corner of tho Ohio county, Kentucky, on the head street that conies up from the river opposite, H. J. Daniel's dwelling, and waters of Sflddle Fork of Adam's Fork creek, bounded as -- follows: on tho cross street rnnnlng past Hotel, beginning on a ifoe rteelnring at a stone: thence S. 47 opposite T. J. Daniel's; tbence N. 30 poles to a black gum; thonco E. 97 E. 200 feet o a alone; N. W. correr poles to a red elm and poplar: of D. SmlMi'8 lot; thence with tho thence N. 92 poles to a stone; thence Northern bendarv of srild Smith's S. W. 10 polea to the creek and with feet to a it to tho beginning, contaln!"g fifty lot;"thenco S. 86 E. 103 stone on the nllov leading to D acres, I'tlrs .he same, more 01 less; Smith's: thence S. 28 W. 200 feet to and which land was conveyed to a stone near the mouth of said al- Nora Wright by R. B. Wells and wife ley; thence with satd cross street N. on Januarv 12, 1903. and which is 62 W. 103 feet to the beginning, on record In Deed Book "2 "'.', page containing one-ha- lf acre, reserving 253. Ohio CoitMy Clerks office. Tho purchaser will bo required to 20 feet front. 40 feet back, more or execute bond with approved security less, southwest corner of said lot. The purchaser will be required to immediately after sale. This 14th day of March, 1911. execute bond with approved security F. L. Fells, Immediately after sale. Mooter Commissioner. ,&& 14th day of March, 1911. VLB . .This Heavrin & Woodward, Attorneys, F. L. Felix, Master Commissioner. A Fierce Xlsrht Alarm O. B. Likens, Attorney. Is the hoarse, startling cough of 0 shlld, suddenly attacked by cough. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. Often It aroused Lewis Chamblin, of J. W. Loney, et al., Plaintiffs, Manchester, O., B. B. No. 2, foi vs. Myrtle Loney Stevens, et al., De- their four children were greatly sub ject to croup. "Sometimes in severe fendants. attacks," ho wrote "wo were afraid By virtue of a Judgment and order they would die, but sinco we proved of sale 'of the Ohio Circuit Cour what a certain remedy Dr. King's c SP-idrendered at the Fobruary term, New Discovery Is, we have no fear. Will make the 1911, in the above cause for the pur- Wo rely ,t, season of 1911 at mv Nam In M . v.. .t i on It for croup for " "rora Hawesvillc road. 0 mde, routhwest of rorasvHie, 'J miles pose of dividing the proceeds coughs, colds or any throat andlung northwest of Narrow. 3 mile, . "A."- ' V n.-- T V T. a or amongst the parties as their respecof Taffy, Ky., 3 southeast Deanefield. miles ? "or trouble." So do tive Interests may apnear after pay- ers. So may you. thousands of oth" u r , " """cu ",,.UCT or Z00.a mares a' lor service and Id insure colt to stand Asthma, hay fe- ud and ,rlr. Mm. j.. ing fiO.fiO taxes and funeral expens marC Vcd Ut f neiSorhood. ver, la grippe, whooping cough, hem responsible Care taken to avoid accident but not should any occur; es paid nv J. W. Lonev for Margaret orrhages, fly before it. 50c and $1. Loney, widow of the decedent, W. F. Trial bottle free. Sold by James H. XJJSC5X-il-tioO-M. Lonev, and the costs herein, includWilliams. m ing a reasonable attorney's fee herein, I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford, op Mondav, tho 3d day of April, 101 J. about one o'clock p. m., upon a of b,onc and ho For Iafaata and Children. " "'' d "j a fine performer w ih plenty 'slyle and aclLn' CHICAGO PRtn credit of six and twelve months, the Tfc KM Yw Hay Alwajs foflowlng described property, A tract of land situated In Ohio county, Kentucky, on the waters of Slgnacnra of Lowia oreek and bounded as follows: Beginning at a utone, .Tno. W. CHICAGO PRIDE Is known as the fine Jack formerlv own A scrroMfrsmrs fok sale. . ?,m T . n s. o. " n .lC,V,"e , Howe's comer. In. J, W. Lonev's line: ",5 "'Hi a n.umb5t of them, have s"Oid at' weani'n? time for $100.00. and some a, VA f? .. thence with Bowe's lino N. 28 V, W. .. Tho HeraM has-- tc scholarship for it you are" breeding; foY 7 rolesto a stone: Whence. N. 74 VC a se lie come tc this nc Jack. He was sired bv B ?l? r ZW h' . Inh sale fn each" of the following" well "W. 15 poles and 15 links 'to a stone. ' ,4VV DOurlds" Slid a note, d producer, hebv Kentucky Boy, black wiih " "Clgh: U V V whi e I 7 S. E. corner to L. B. Lonev's land; nuur.,1 UUOUIUBa UUllf JJL'S, VIZ: aiaiuaju iiicdsure, wun plenty or ooay ana one ortt Kentucky's ndted Bryant & SVrafton Ouslnestf Coljacks, he by Silver Tip, a V ery . thence N. 71 "W. with his Hne 70 lege, popular show ,'arfe and a Treat producer, he by Black W;amor, an Loulsyill'o", Ky, warrior jacK, He hy urphnn t5oy, 16 hand: hi7h, another of Kentucky's noted show jad-,- . poles to a stone where a white oak d"h he hv Day Star first dam Paducih CentVrtl nuslhess Cbllbge. froud Girl, a Very fine jennet 15 hwdv bl'ark with wFfte tins, and black oak stands, n. N. Loney'e a show in W :adefrn,cd" PaducaB, ICy. She by Snow Ball a' 17-noted jack S-- rJ corner In his lino on a branch; ins ",a, . V "7 Ifjou are contemwihtlhg thltlhit a noted familvwith plenty of size, se a," for ?. fiST. h white t.os. She raided a .' 1 VH nnas.. V. 1. ty "thence with said "branch as it mean business and wa, ven nom.Ur V: ll irk course, Tho HeTald carl'sttve """ ujr k,,ura ,MI- - 'l n,rd dam ' ders, whon reduced to a straight Ifne, you money. 3id. by Tom B an imported English Warrior iaclc. fourth dam BV RiKU poles to a dead white S. 20 E. 60 ak; thence S. 76 W. 69 poles Medicines that aid nature" are alto a stone, corner with .said Loner ways most successful. CbaTtiber-laln- 's jga- and R. P. Hobdy; thonco with Hob-dy- 's Cough Remedy acts tm thlB lino S. 1 W. 74 poles to a stone, plan, rt lboscnrthVcrffUgh, relieves . XtS'TT? TV . l "hickory, sassafras and elm, his cor- tho-- rungr, opttn's- - ttie" sefcretloW ahd t remember 1 run a 'enster. -- nd wherTvoiir mivj. lia. ,- wvll t ner In F, M, Faught's line; thence afds naturo" lh' restbrlhV tho system" me. so I can with Faught's line S. 89 E. 88 poles to a neaMy ooiiaHl&rf: Sold' by all edinn outfit. A to a white and black oak and double dejrtCTB m and never bob -2 -3; -4, to-iv- it: On the Hartford and Hawesvillc road, seven miles southwest of Fordsville, five miles south of Dear.efield, seven miles east of Whitesville and four miles north of Sunnydale and three miles northwest of Dundee, at $10.00 to insure the colt to stand up and suck. Money strictly due when colt is foaled or mare parted with. Care taken to prevent accidents, but not responsible should any occur. ii to-wi- JmMBEStL Til-for- d's SS flHV B"g, SS7 Olxiosao .l. u Kldsl?:- ? hi 7 ..i ..i.. tiCTZZ: ltJl""? """ IU-W- -2 CASTOR I A CHICAGO PRIDE, Reg. No. 2879. to-w- lt: Bt 0&&at 3 f "" ' "'f. 1 il 1 . uTZt sW 3 tt "T HZlu. WI5 ni.. " .:. '"" 1 T S " . !"" -2 r.n. WvZl j. J c,i " li. C' E nrLLBR nu c SSBRasBBftArKsJtoSSaSjg ... j Maan, Kentucky. til fr frnWBWK "wr-r- uiw .,, w.www ,r--- d muiwMWMWMrw 'mnm--t r ft V 'JIM' fc'YT' r i " "'' "H ' i' .-- ,,, i( "fpirtjy"'"' ...,..,i.n1,y,...,r,1 ? I f.. wl-u- V"l"lgggTywig' .in-Tfinr" ' "- - jummfmrwmmmmi.mmmiMmrr i l" ' r ,"Trr " KfJf.fJ '" VnmmimJvmHWVWm&m'' kV - -- lin - nwi i 'Z" Hartord Herald MARCH GETS SO J "WEDNESDAY STANLEY BUNK missing. been a member of that church over because his papers were VERDICT FOB $9,498 Carriers were threatened with los- years. He married a Jliss Shep- 70 herd in early life and settled the Ing their heads' and the whole affair farm that they lived on until his asaumed a very disagreeable and wife's' death, which occurred about warlike condition. The carriers in Against Surety Company of Eng. .,-.-w papers, and two years ago. After funeral ser- sisted that thoy left the was finally It was decided to employ a in Noted Estill CENTERTOWN. land vices at tho church of 'which he March 27. Mr. Jesse Shacklett a member, conducted by the Bev. detective to And the thief, and the Neel Case. died at his homo here last Saturday Hiram Brown, he was laid to rest result was that Buck was caught. i morning of disease incident to old by the side of his companion In the MAXWELL. March 24. The age. Ho leaves a wife and several old churchyard. Owensboro, Ky., March 27. Our praye." meeting Stanley Deposit Bank, of this coun- cildren, all of whom are grown, to Messrs. Alford & Likens have purfor $9,49S, mourn his demise. His remains were chased the farm of Sam H. Taylor at New Bethel is progressing nicely. ty, was ghen a Judgment . .$. .j. .$. .j. 4. 4. 4.4. .1. Rev. J. W, Crowo H1W his reeu-la- r ,4,4.4. 4. 4. vsfith interest at tho rate of 6 per Interred In the new cemetery on the on the east side of Main street.North appointment at Now Bethel 190G, against the J. C. Warden farm last Sunday ev- Beaver Dam. The consideration is cent, from August, nnd Sunday. Corporation, ening. Liability Employers' not known. Sam has accepted a po Mr. Obert Spark: nnd sister, Mirs England, In CirBilbro, formerly con- sition with the Beaver Dam Planing Mr. J. A. Limited, of London, Lotty. of Hartford, visited Mrs. Ab- cuit Court here. The case was on nected with the Taylor Coal Co., hasn Mill Co. days and purchased an Interest In the Center-towChlnn is bio Barr Saturday and Sunday. The wife of Mr. James trial for four and a half Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Crowo Went to Mercantile Co. and has also verv low of pneumonia. was bitterly contested. recovery of the boueht the Dr. Baker property and Tucker, our hotel man. Hartford Monday. Mr. J. H. The suit for the Mr. Ellis Johnsnp wont I J Owens bank's loss from the bonding com- will move with his family here soon. went to Lexington last Week to be alleged misap- We gladly welcome Mr. Bilbro and examined in the State University for boro Saturday and returned Sunday. pany grew out of the New Bethel choir Is practicing for mine foreman. Mr. Tucker made a propriation of the funds of the Stan- family to our town. jSSSilSISS NALLE will be pleased to show an the convention at Pleasant Hill the Neel, who V. P. Brown, of Island, Is high grade In that line. Mrs. ley Deposit Bank by Estill fifth Sunday in April. Neel visiting relatives Miss Nannie Belle Harrison, of Tip to March, 190C, was cashier. line in Dress and Tailored ij Mr. H. H. Lewis and wife are con- OwenBboro. Is visiting the family of was indicted on the charge of makNotice to Claimants. j Hats to her many friends and customers. ing false entries on the books of the templating moving to Louisville Mr. John Harrison this week. All persons having claims against of the soon to make their future home. acquitted Flemming Render, who was Mr. and was Tmnk deceased, the estate of S. F. Jones, charge. He claimed that the money They have many friends here who mashed badlv hv slate falling on him are hereby notified to present same j by him with the recret to give them up. Is Improving. in the mines. was appropriated to me, at my residence, one and one-family con- Mr. Garfield Barnard and Mr. Hubrt Tavlor has sold his In consent of the officers of the miles west of Centertown, Ken t The latest things in Colored Silks for Dress- spent Saturday and Sunday witn terest In hln meat shop here and half 'cern tucky, properly proven, on or before company reslttod relatives nar Plncheco. moved to a farm near Rochester. He May 1, 1911, or they will be forever The bonding es, Colored Lawns, White Goods, Embroidery, "j Mrs. Mary Coffman and Misses will enter the agricultural business. payment from the fact that it was barred. All persons Indebted to the -t Con-d- lt beTrimmings, etc. Belle Condit, Ida Coffman, Gall not notified when Neel's shortage estate by note, or account must setand Mr. Bernle Tlchenor, of Ma- - THE XOCREEK SCHOOL came known and because monthly has to be once, as the estate We will be pleased to show our large stock to IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE tle at of the booka of the tanzas, attended the Eastern Star vxamlnatlons wound up. promptly made. Chapter here last Saturday evening. liank were not all of our friends. ' J. R..ADDINGTON, Admr., be MIps Effle Foster, of Springneld, Program of S. I. L. for Friday ev A motion for a new trial will Centertown, Ky. 13t4 made, and if this is denied the case Ky., has charge of the millinery de ening, March 31, 1911: Reading of min Song. Roll-cal- l. will be taken to the Court of A- partment of the Centertown MercanMaster Commissioner's Sale. tile Co.'s store. utes. Opening address W. R. Ste ppeal Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. Miss Ellen McMillan, of Clinton, vens. Solo nettle ward, uccua- - J. F. Hicks, et al., Plaintiffs, Amliilstrotoi's Sale. 111., who has been visiting her broth tions Bertha and Carroll Ward. vs. S Select Exparte. Wllllford. In pursuance of the will of G. er. E. S. McMillan, and family here, Song Myrtle to the Tltzhugh, deceased, 1 will sell Comic SurReading Lula Ward. will leave for her home By virtue of a Judgment nnd order highest bidder the O. S. Fltzhusb Mr. Clyde Swain Is very sick at prise Charlie Foster, Forrest Hud- of sale of the Ohio Circuit Comt, 1911. Recess. rendered at the February terra, son nnd Tvmer Westerfleld. farm at Dundee, Ky., April 11, this writing. Song Otis 1911, in the above cause for the pur T Song. Old business. Sale will be at residence at 2 o'clock Mr. Harvey Tlchenor, of Beaver it Subject "Re- pose of dividing tho proreodj bep. m. Debate: Dam, was in town last Saturday. Caison. &.& cash, one-thiTERMS: One-thir- d 'Mr. Alec Curtis, who has been solved, That a day In school Is worth tween the parties as ther intercut one-thiThe Store That Satisfies, O. D. due in six months and very sick, is some better. ten dollars." Affirmative: may appear, after paying the costs due in twelve months. InterSubject, "Re- - herein, Including a reasonable attor Debate: Mrs. Willie Igleheart. of Matan- - Carson. KfcIN I UCHY. HAR.TFOR-D- , est C per cent per annum on notes zas, spent Saturday night and Sun- - solver, that a day in school Is worth ney's fee. I will offer for sale sale. Mr. mer Westerfield, A. C. Porter. New rlav here visiting her parents, from date of by public auction at the courc houre j. S. F1TZHUGH, Admr.. Reading of door In Hartford, on Mon.T.y. tho Query box. business. and Mrs. Louis Gelger and family. Island, Ky. 3 Mr. C. K. Beneer and wife, of Nel-oprogram. Criticism. 7th day of April, 1911, a'tout one Kv.. visited the family of Mr. FILYDIA FOSTER, Sec'y. o'clock p. m., upon a crcdU of six WYSOX. "MAGAX. a few das last O Robt. Durham here and twelve months, th- - f HuMns MARRIAGE LICENSE. March The recent cold O 2..6 Notice. March 25. Mr. Pate Brown, of week. described property, great deal of The sale of one boiler, two enEsq. J. C. Jackson held court here on tho near Deanefield, died last Sunday of weather has killed a A certain tract of land and was the fruit in this community. last Saturday with a good attend- gines, one saw rig complote, in the Hartford and Hawesvllle road, In measles and pneumonia B. L. Arnold. Horse Branch, to ance. Mrs. Bill Baugh, who has been Deposit Bank vs. A. suit of Dundee county, Kentucky, bounded on burled at Sugar Grove, near here, Ohio Ts'ola E. English, Horse Branch. The Sundav Schools at the Baptist E. Jennings, mention of which will tho North by the lands of Wesley Monday. Jesse, the little son of the very sick, is better. Charlie Tanner, Mcllenry, to Sa- and the M. E. Churches are progres- be found on page seven of this Issue pneumoMiss EfHe Berryman, who Is atTinsley; on the East by Rapheal deceased, has measles and ble Andrews, Mcllenry. of The Herald, will be made on the Crabtreo; on the South by the lands nia nnd Is In a very critical condi- tending school at Hartford, visited sing nicely. L. P. Miles, Mcllenry, to Mabel O. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bor Y Ms. Mnttle Stewart has returned mill grounds on the Wm. Acton of J. L. Hicks, and on the West by tion . ' Garrett, nockport. Mr. Roy Lltsey, of Fordsvllle, ryman, last week. from an extended visit to relatives place, near Wm. Pott's, next Friday the lands of Joe Bennett, containing Lil-ll- o Claton English, Renfrow, to Mr. R. Y. Davenport lost a cow-las-t about 11 o'clock a. m. Instead of about 75 acres. Ths land will be spent Friday at J. W. Muffett's. near Mcllenry. Gary, Renfrow. week. Mr John Glasscock has moved his near Narrows, Ky. All Interested sold subject to the life Interest of Miss Sadie St. Clair, of Dundee, Mrs. Tom Kennedy, who has had spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. sawn 111 to near Kronos, where he parties will take notice. For Hale. Mary Ann Hicks. to pneumonia, Is able to be up. F. L. FELIX, M. C. O. C. C. One "White Mountain Grand Re- has a large contract of timber The purchaser will be required to C. E. Miller, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hill visited Mrs. I. L. Denlson and Mrs. Alex approved security frigerator, 30 inches deep, CO inches saw. execute bond with HOPEWELL. Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mr. Lee Mason and daughter, Miss Magan are on the sick list. Cost $100. high. Immediately after sale. vide, 90 inches y March 27. We had no preaching to Louisville Prior and little C. Pirtle, at McHenry, last week. Mrs. Douglas Been used but little. Will take $55. lessie, went to This 28th day of March. 1911. Sunday. Bro. Bennett purchnse n stock of ?oods for his the fourth Miller, who have had Her mother, who fell and crippled Kathleen D. BAUGH. J. F. L. FELIX, had to preach a funoral sermon at store. herself a few weeks ago, Is improvmeasles, are able to be out again. Beaver Dam, Ky. T2t4 Master Commissioner. Centertown. Mrs. Edell Magan, of this pace, ing slowly and can walk a little. Heavrln & Woodward, Attorneys. For Dlsensps of the Skin. Mr. C. O. Taylor went last TuesEjc Lids Mr. Marvin Taylor Is attending Gtnmilntt-Is visiting her sister, Mrs. June Lltm i Nearly all diseases of the skin day to see his aunt, Acenith Rhoads, school at Hartford. T)o not need to be cauterized or scarsey, at Fordsvllle, this week. Commissioner's Snle. Master tetter, salt rheum who fell and fractured her thigh Miss Pearl Davenport visited Miss Dr. I. L. Denton has purchased ified by a physician. Sutherland's such as eczema, Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. and barbers' Itch, are characterized bone. . She Is getting along nicely W R. Williams, Plaintiff, the nice line of drugs belonging to Ellen Hunt, at Rochester, last SatEacle Eye Salve Is guaranteed to ruro them without pain. It is harm by an intense Itching and smarting, considering her ago. She will soon Mr. J. T. Felix, Dundee, and moved urday. vs. and a Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Nelson and same to this place. less and a sure cure for graulated which often makes life burden re- be 91 years old and has read the G. L. Vogel, Defendant. m disturbs sleep and rest. Quick New Testament through 139 times Mils. 25c tubes at all dealers. Mr. C. E. Miller has taken a part Mrs. Rachel Davenport visited Mr, By virtue of n Judgment and orlief may be had by applying Cham since 1887. der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, of his line horses to Whitesvllle and end Mrs. John Knight, at Cool CERALVO. berlain's Salve. It allays the itch Mr. Lon Brown, of Owensboro, is rendered at the March term, 1910, placed them In the care of John) Springs, Saturday and Sunday. March 2". Miss Minnie Mclntyre, ing nnd smarting almost instantly. visiting his brother, Mr. Luther In the above cause for the sum of Greenwell for tho season of 1911. of Heaver Dam, who was called to Many cases have been cured by its Brown, who is on the sick list. Basket Ball Game. C. E. Miller went to Ralph Satur$300.00, with Interest at the rate of m the bedBide of her father, Mr. James use. For sale by all dealers. Owensboro Miss Carrlo Russell is Blck at this 6 per cent, per annum from the 4th day morning on business. vs. West Kentucky Mctntre, has returned home. writing. Seminary on next Saturday, Arrll subday of Mnrch, 1908, until paid, Mrs. Lena Sturgeon, of Evansville, Admliiistuitoi'N Snle. 1st, on Beaver Dam's ground at 1 Mr. Elbert Hunley and Mips Ethel OLATON. to the following credits: $30 spent several days here last week Saturday, April 1, 1911, Hunley went to Hartford last Satur- ject Augifst I will on Shields, of p. m. This will bo the hardest game 11, 1909, and $39.15 March 26. Rev. Birch paid with her parents. at the late residence of Jacob C. day. costs herein, I will offer for sale by Beaver Dam, filled his regular ap- of the season for the W. K. S. boys, Maddox, who has Warden, deceased, offer for sale, by Mattle Mrs. Mr. Jim Shull Is on the sick list. public auction at the court house pointment at Olaton Baptist church Owensboro being the only team that been visiting her sister, Mrs. Eddie public auction, to the highest and night and also has defeated the W. K. S. team. door In Hartford, on Monday, the last Wednesday Wanted, Heflin, of Owensboro, has returned best bidder, the following property: Admission, 25c. evening. day of April, 1911, about one Thursday S Eight head of Cattle, fifteen head 250 chestnut poles on line between 17th home. Daniel, living near this o'clock n. m.. upon a credit of six Miss Mattle Wood, of Prentis, who of Sheep and Lambs, one Sow and Fordsvllle and Hartford. following do- - place, is- - quite ill. Tho attending Ohio County Rural Telephone Co. and twelvemonths, the has been visiting here, has returned five Pigs, two Hogs, lot of Corn and physician Is Dr. C. W. Felix. scribed property, Hartford, Ky. lOtf Hay, Farming Tools and Household borne. Dr. J'. S. Bean and wife, qf HJarj, A certain tract or parcel of land of Pond and Kitchen Furniture, Chickens, Miss Ethel Robertson, Ohio ford, are the guests of Mr. W. B. In the town of Deanofleld, EASTVIEW. "Run, who Is staying with her aunt, one lot of Meat and other things too family hero. March 27. Mr. B. J. French county, Kentucky, bounded ns fol "Mrs. Mattle Wood, visited her par- numerous to mention. Little Miss Cllffle Cooksey, daugh lows: Beginning at a point In the made a business trip to Owensboro Sale will begin at 10:30 a. m. ents Saturday and Sunday. D. Cooksey-- , was qu'te line between J. J. Huff's lot and the ter otrMr-a- J, Saturday. Mr. Finis Chancellor has moved L. R. GOODALL, Admr., lot formerly owned by Bellamy and ill at 'last; accounts. Dr. C.'W. Follx Mr. Will Davis, of Masonvllle, was Centertown, Ky. from Broadway to his home near Ut3 Is attending her. In this vicinity Friday on business. Kelly, one hundred and eighty-fiv- e "here. Born to the wife of Mr. Harri3 feet North of the northern boundary ItaKp In Muhlenberg. Mrs. B. C. Austin and children, of Railroad Daniel, the 24th, a big boy. Attend For Sale Town property, vncant Greenville, Kv.. March 25. Coun- Beaver Dam, and Mrs. Mary Collins, of the Illinois Central y dwelling. ty Judge .1. running thence ing physician, Dr. C. W. Felix. and lots, cottages and J. Rice has received no- of Taylor Mines, are the guests of right-of-wa- y Mr. C. B. Lyons and family ati. A. C. YEISER & CO., North two hundred and thirty-nv- o tice from the Stnte Board of' Equali- Mr. S. R. French. Hartford, Ky. Mayfield Is erecting feet to a stone; thence West one Mrs. W. H. Lyons, of this place, were Mr. Arment zation noMfylng him that the board hundred and Ave feet to a stone; the guests of Mr. J. W. Miller and had raised the aBessment of this a dwelling house. A Pleasnnt Physic. thence South two hundred and thirty-- family, at Frledaland, last Saturday A. T. French and-Be- n county 15 per cent, on real estate Messrs. When you want a pleasant physic GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK feet; thence East one hun and Sunday. and personalty, except town lots, Sharp made a business trip to Ow- five give Chamborlaln's Stomach and dred and flvo feet to the beginning, ' per cent, on town lots. This ensboro Saturday. Tablets a trial. They are mild and 10 For the refined and dainty woman Is m being a part of the land deeded to NOTICE. TO CREDITORS OF j bn nn unwarranted Inand gentle In their action and always appears to .THE OHIO COUNTY HANK hvhat she demands now. Americans W. R. Williams by J. A. Bellamy crease, as this year's assessment is GOAT PROVED THE THIEF. produce a pleasant cathartic effect. are on dentistry, and are OF GOVERNOR'S PAPERS and L. O, Bellamy, his wife, and C. $178,000 In excess of that of last 'Call at any drug store for a free year. Notice to the creditors of the 'Ohio not satisfied with anything but the A. Kelly and his wife, Alice Kelly. m sample. 19, 1903, of suffclent County Bank is hereby given that I acme of perfocUon In dental work. Frankfort, Ky., March 25j Buck, September Teeth extracted with as little pa'.nt-- f a gont, pet of the men employed by thereof to produco tho sums of mon Tvill on the 10th da of April, 1911. Kills n Murdcicr. TIME FOB EQUITY AT TUG receive at the office of the Ohio as possible. Children clven camfnl ) a coal dealer with office and yard ey ordered to be made. A merciless murderer Is appendi"ITAWESVILLE NEXT SATURDAY many victims, Tho purchaser will be required to County Bank, all clalmB against the attention. Special attention to plats but Dr, opposite tho Governor's Mansion, citis with UARAN. April 1, King's New Life Pills kill It by pre- - has been convicted of stealing all execute bond with approved security Ohio County Bank property verltled work and ALL WQRK , It Ise'ems that Saturday, TEED. Work done at lowest prices. for payment. They gently stimulate the newspapers at the Immediately after sale. delivered a gala day for Hawesvlllo, vontlpn. 'Is to be 1H4 A. E. PATE, Assignee. This 28th (lax of March, 1911. stomach, liver and bowels, prevent mansion. The offense Is of, long Jb9 the A. S. of E. committee on F. L. FELIX, now making every rt ing that clogging that invites appen- standing, but the culprit was not, The National Woman's Suffrage Master Commissioner. constipation, head- discovered until this mornlngwhen Jto town thousands, of dicitis, curing OtSk tl Immmi RaiUlnir will hold its annua) Association O. B. Likens and G. D. Black, chills. 25c at Buck was found standing pn the ftays the Hawes-Vill- e ache, hillousnoss. farmers on that 47, meeting In Louisville next October. m front porch of tho mansion, leisure- Clarion. They have been busy James H. Williams. for several days trying to round up a speaker with a national reputation, to aBslst Mir. Allen at the Hawesvllle meeting, and It is now practically assured that they will secure the services of olther Congressman J. Campbell Cantrlll or the Hon. A. O. Stanley. The Business Men's Club has decided to furnish music, which will be made by the Hawesvllle con cert band. Every farmer in the county should take this day off, and come to town and bring his family. i ly chewing' up the inorn'lng paper and enjoying It aB much as It ft had March nmii living near Taylor Mines, died 'tho been the finest quality of alfalfa or 21st of this month of trouble Incl California oats Governor Willson has been miss- dent to old age. "Undo Tom," s was colled, was in his 90th year Ing his papers for some time, and he and was the oldest member of Bea has been a constant kicker with the and local newspapers ver Dam Baptist Church," having newsdealers heaveu'Wi." Thomas Maddox, Sp OPENING " ! 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