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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): April 5, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911040501_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): April 5, 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. -- ' '" ' Wi!&T ' " X THE37th TEAR. IS ACCUSED OF - HARTFORD HERALD. "I Come, Ike Herald of a Koiij fforlJ, Subscription $1 Per Year, ifi Advance. tie Xewi ofAII Xalioti Lumbering at Sj Bid." All Kinds Job Printing Xeatly Executed. HARTFORD, KT., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. 1911. man with a family. His wife and children are now in Utica, but " 's understood that they are making arrangements to leave for Webster county Tuesday. It Is said on good authority that Sherrill had very little money when he left Owensboro on Saturday. His peculations have bcen'going on for some time, and It Is known that he was a "high roller." He drank con siderably, and was in the city nearly every week, and it Is thought he invested most of the money in gambling In ono form or another. There was considerable excited ment around Utica and also In Owensboro,' when it Ijecamo generally known that Sherrill was short with the bank and that he had left. for parts unknown. It leaked out this afternoon that a number of Owensboro business men aro Interested In the Utica bank, but when they learned that the bank was still In good condition, nnd would continue doing business, they felt very much relieved. There Is quite a coincidence connected with Sherrill's shortage. He has a brother, Charles W. Sherrill, who is now under Indictment In tho Henderson Circuit Court in the charge of embezzling funds belonging to a bank at Robards, Ky. XO. 14 doorIs taken away from JUDGE REED OUI OF Speaker's desk, now under the ECONOMY WTTH GOES keeper. Patronage sergeant-at-arm- s, the MUG CALAMITY 116 Of Funds of 5,000 De- -. TIBONTEST the Utica posit Bank. LEFT ' For Democratic Nomination for Governor. DECLARES HIS ANNOUNCEMENT OlOiO SATURDAY Shortage Fully Covered by Bond and Depositors Will Lose Nothing. IX JANUARY Mon- Was 111 Advised-- Has Little Inclination for Political IF JUDGE O'REAR who ore prevented from appointing any of their subordinates except on tho recommendation of the CommltIn House, According to teo on Organizations. The recom- Is Nominated by Kentucky mendations, as previously stated, are Democratic Program. to be passed on an equal division of Republicans. patronage among the members. Under tho Speaker three offices THE PARTY CAUCUS ABOLISHES are abolished, but two offices al- SOTHINKS GOVERNOR WILLSON ready existing are transferred to him to fill. Under the clerk of the A Fourth of the Jobs, Six Com- - House twenty-si- x positions are Says Wis Party Will Go Down 539,-97abolished at n net saving of mittes, and Abandons Extra Pay. $20(,000 0. DISPTC doorkeeper, master and the clerk of the House, post- to Defeat if Jurist is Chosen. HE'LL REMAIN Preferment. IS GRATEFUL TO HIS FRIENDS NEARLY RANK EXAMINED SOI SAVED I ,v Washington, April 1. Tho DemIn his declination to make the race for the Democratic nomination ocrats of the House of RepresentaW. A. Sherrill, until last Saturd Congress for Governor of Kentucky, Judge tives in the day morning cashier of the Utica y went at their caucus work of William Reed, of Paducah, has issuDeposit Dank, has skipped out, and organization, assigncommittee ed a card, which is an examination of the books of tho His card declining to make tho race ments and economies through re bank by Messrs. T. A. Pedley and ductions was a surprise and Is as follows; of useless employes nnd M. L. Ogden, of this city; discloses com"A few days ago, while In the city abandonment of that he Is short in his accounts, apof Mayfleld, and acting as special mittees. proximately In the sum of $5,000. The first act of the caucus wa3 to Judge of the Graves county Circuit The shortage of Sherrill to that Court, I was induced by the urgent lssuo directions looking to the abolamount is confirmed by Mr. Pedley, li of the solicitation of numerous Democrats ishment of about and also by Dr. W. E. Holmes, tho ADVENT OF SOCIALISTS from different parts of the State, and patronage Jobs of tho House, savOF XATIONAiriMPORTANCK latter piesldent of the bank, who by hundreds of my home people, to ing thereby $120,680; discontinuwas in Owensboro in coconsent to my announcement as a ance of six committees, at a saving Washington, April 3. The ad- candidate for the Democratic nomi- of $12,000, and abandonment of the nsultation with the bank's attorneys Jn regard to the necessary steps to vent of tho Socialist party In Con nation for Governor. Republican practice of allowing emgress will be nn event of lie taken. "At the time I did so my every ployes a month's extra pay, saving The Utica Deposit Bank was or- International Importance, according moment of time was being consum $50,000. This is a totnl saving of ganized about seven or eight years to Representative V. L. Berger, and ed by my court duties, and I could $182,680 of last year's total expenago by R. Scott Williams, who acted ho expects to have the right to ex- not and did not give to the question ditures for llouso employes of about as cashier for about two years. The plain tho Socialist viewpoint on Im- tli at calm consideration it deserved $780,000. capital stock was fixed at $15,000. portant measures as well as initiate hence, after mature deliberation, I Following adoptkt the expiration of Mr. Williams' some himself. In n statement to- have reached the conclusion that the ed resolutions this tho caucus simplilooking to tho term he was succeeded by W. A. day, Berger declared that "Social- step then hastily taken by me was fication of tho House rules, that Sherrill, who has held the position ism necessarily Implied the fullest confusion caused by use of the great until last Saturday, when ho was extension of Democracy." "I am a Judicial officer and have multitude of precedents, so conflict"I shall stand for every measure, but slight, If any, Inclination for po- ing, might be done away with. succeeded by Mr. W. H. Davis, of formerly principal of no matter by whom introduced, litical proferment or to enter politiOwensbbro, The selection of House officers to which gives greater political freedom cal life. I have not the pleasure or the Grand avonuo schools. complete the House organization It was only recently a new set of or economic freedom or economic the advantnge, If It be one, of any nnd ratification of tho committee officers were elected by the board security to tho working class; which extended acquaintance over the by the of directors, when Dr. W. E. Holmes safeguards tho tollers at their tasks; State, and tho time is so limited In assignments as preparedcommittees, was made president. Before Mr. which takes women and children which to canvass tho Stato that I HoiiBe committee on Sherrill severed hhweonnection with from the factories; which lessens must of necessity neglect tho duties came later. Underwood, of the Chairman the bank, It wasr deemed advisable the burdens nnd misery of the work- which have been confided to me by to have tho books examined' by rt ers, and adds to their pleasure and tho good people of this Judicial dis- Committee on Ways nnd Moans. "While trict, unless I attempt to draw upon presented a resolution to have thr Sergeant-at.-Armbank examiners, and accord- comfort," said Berger. caucus decide on tho extent of leg ingly tho president was authorized America is the latest country to win the favors of the already The Rev. Henry N. Coudcn, blind d islation and Its scope to be permit chaplain, was to employ Messrs. T. A. Pedley and Socialistic representation, It Is the Circuit Judges of the State, by M. L. Ogden. The examination of most promising feature of all tho reason of tho law known as the ted at tho extra session. William M. Dunbar, of Georgia, A committee on organization wn? was elected Postmaster. the books began on last Friday countries for a general Socialist tri- "Special Judge law," I do not feel with powers to parcel morning at tho bank and in the umph," said Berger. The caucus adjourned at midthat It would bo Just to do so, or authorized presenco of Mr. Sherrill. Tho examthat I have any right to do so. I out nil appointive positions. Undei night. ination only went back about 18 feel that my first and highest duty the House organization, chnirmen of will name committee months, nnd during that period thoy HE JOKED ABOUT DEATH Is to those who hnvo intrusted me committees shortage. employes, such ns clerks, messen- STATE CONVENTION discovered a good-size- d ofwith the duties of nn Important gers and Janitors, but will got no The officials of tho bank were notiT01THE EHD OF LIFE fice, and that I should not neglect OF THE REPUBLICANS Other Jobs will other patronage. fied of their discovery, but falling its duties to seek nnothcr. to complete their work, they re"I do not believe I am unreasona- be distributed among members turned to Owensboro, and went Adjusted Noose Around His Own ble in assuming from tho encour- equally, thereby giving each memchairman To be Held on July II, and Louisback to Utica Sunday, spending agement I have received from Dem- ber not a committee about $2,700 worth of patronage. most of the day on the books. Tho Neck and Smiled to Last ocrats all over tho State, that I ville is Selected as the Necessarily this patronngo will go examination is" still unfinished, and sfand a most excellent chanco of Minute. to the various States In proportion as far as tho examiners have gone, winning nomtho Democratic Place. Sherrill's shortage will reach $5,000 Govornor, for ination but for to their Democratic representation. The six committees abolished are: or more. Pottsvlllo, Pa., March 31. A re- th reasons abovo stated and the The Republican convention foi As soon as Sherrill's shortage was markable display of nerve was mado additional reasons that the personal Pacific Railroads, Lovees of the Mississippi River, Militia, Private Land tho nomination of a State tickot y made public ho camo to Owensboro in tho county Jail yard hero sacrifice I will be compelled to make will be held July 1 1 In Louisville. on tho 7:30 o'clock L. & N. train by Joseph Christock, who was hang- and the duties I owe to those near Claims, Manufactures and VentilaDelegates will be solected July f Friday night, and after spending a ed for the murder of Mrs. Ann Rich- and dear to me, and whoso interest, tion nnd Acoustics. The predictions of Champ Clark. In mass conventions. few hours In the city, it Is said that ards, which took place last fall. De- comfort' nnd happiness rise above These two dates woro fjxed by thr nnd other Underwood he went to Evansvllle, and has not clining the proffered assistance of any political ambition of 'mine, be- Chairman been located since. a priest and deputy sheriff, tho man sides tho worry and bother of a long leaders that the cnucus would bo Republican State Central Committee In executive session Saturday afIt wa3 only In January that Bank walked smilingly from his cell to tho and tedious campaign, constrain mo harmonious wore borne out. Not a discordant noto was sound- ternoon at the Gait House, LouisExaminer Lon Rogers examined tho foot of the gallows and ran lightly with regret to reconsider my hasty or ville. bank and reported it in good condi- up the steps. action in announcing my candidacy. ed nt tho meeting of about 200 Refore going Into executive ses228 "Democratic members-olcc- t. tion. It was a public hanging, and be- In doing so I am not unmindful of the was required on a sion to determine tho time nnd place At tho time of Sherrill's doparturo fore Christock stood 1,500 people, the fact that Democrats, as well as Not a roll-ca- ll there was about $2,200 In cash In to whom ho waved his hand. Then the people generally, do not like "a single proposition advanced by the of the convention for the nominathe vault, but with tho money tho he reachpd up, grasped tho nooso quitter,' and that my action In so men who had been charged with tion of a Stato ticket, the RepublicExecutive Complans for organization an Stato Central Dank had In Owensboro and Louis- nndjtfjiiced It around his neck, put doing docs nnd perhaps ought to and preparing mittee, with Chairman Winn presidville, there was an actual cash on his arms by his side to be strapped, will In tho future eliminate mo from and legislation. Many speeches wcro made. There ing, fixed tho basis of representation liand of about $4,500. and smilingly said: State politics and bar me from fuwas continuous general debate, in at the convention ns one delegate "Good-byWhen seen by an Inquirer repreall." or preferment, ture promotion participated for each 100 Republican votes cast sentative, Mr. Pedley, who Is makThe nervy man then hold his head whether desired or deserved, but for which new members of the books, In position for tho adjustment of tho with freedom, but no clashes occurr- at the last Presidential election. ing an examination these reasons ns well as other coThe open meeting of the commitadmitted that Shorrlll was short In black cap, and in another moment gent reasons In which the public will ed and no blttorness was manifestapproxitee began promptly nt 1 o'clock In ed. his accounts with the bank sprung. the trap was feel no interest, I 'have determined of the Gait Representative Burleson, of Tox the main dining-roomately $5,000. JIo also stated that He was dead in twelve minutes. to withdraw from the race, though of the bank aro Before going to tho gallows Chris- it may subject me to harsh criticism succeeded Judge Clayton, of Alaba House. Although a majority of tho stockholders ma, as permanent chairman of the those present favored one to 100 the men of good financial standing, and tock made a complete confession, or even to ridicule. have ample property to cover all declaring ho had Bhot tho woman "Begging, however, to assure all caucus, tho honor going to him be basis of representation at tho con de vention, Georgo Welsh, of Danville, shortage to, any of the depositors, when he was detected by her at- those who have evidenced an inter- cause of his gracefully-accepte- d Mr. tempting to should-- thIsbecomonecessary. daughter. est in my candidacy that I am and feat for Chairman of tho Committee Introduced a resolution making tho mistreat her Asnoroon, oi representation one to 200, saying Pedley further stated that nono of Ho told of numerous highway rob- always will be profoundly and sin- on Appropriations. to that it was his opinion that the tho depositors stand any chanco ho had com- cerely grateful to thpm, and that no Ohio, is secretary of the caucus. beries and burglaries A. Mitchell Palmer, of the Com smaller figure would result in too lose one cent, as Sherrill is under mitted In the neighborhood, nnd one on this earth can regret moro After a num a $10,000 bond with tho Fidelity wound up his confession by saying than I do tho embarrassing situation mittee on Ways and Means, chair largo a convention. on position ber of speeches had been mado on nnd Deposit Company of Maryland, he deserved to be. hanged for his in which this, my action, places mo, man of a pruning, presented tho economy re- tho subject, Mr. Welsh withdrew his as surety, which is more than crimes. as well as them, port, abolishing useless Jobs and resolution and by a unanimous voto to cover tho shortage. The enough "Very respectfully, He Joked of death to tho very end. of tho committee one to 100 wns committers. statement was made In tho presence "WILLIAM REED.!' Tho Commltteo on Accounts was adopted as tho basis of representa of Dr. W. E. Holmes, president of NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF , THE OHIO COUNTY RANK Paynter Asks directed to introduce legislation to tion. the bank. Frankfort, Ky March 30. Sen- carry Into effect the reduction in Ab to what stops will bo taken toNotice to tho creditors of tho Ohio ator Thomas H. Paynter last night Jobs, and the Committee on Rules Canned Fly Paper Something New. wards the prosecution of Sherrill, Ask J. Lou Hill, Hartford, to of tho bank refuse to County Bank Is hereby given that I announced as a Democratic candi- will look after the topping off of tho officers show you a sample can of Fly Tape. discuss at this time, but It is more will on the 10th day of April, 1911, date for tho nomination to the Unit- tho bIx committees. Champ' Clark, as Speakers, is au- It has 480 inches of Fly Tape or than likely that a warrant will bo receive at the office of tho Ohio ed States Senate in the primary callIssued for Sherrill's arrest, charging County Rank, all claims against the ed f6r July 1. In making his an- thorized t6 fill tho regular position paper to tho can. To uso It, hang Ohio County Bank property verified nouncement Senator Paynter touches under the1 Speaker and to name also from tho ceiling or wall, being out him with embezzlement. on his record in Congress and asks the Journal clerk, now under the of tho way of everything except W. A. Sherrill came to Utica from for payment, A. E. PATE, Assignee. llt4 House, and ttio messenger an Indorsement of that record. at tho flics or mosquitoes. It is cheap. Webster county, and' Is a married The Owensboro Inquirer of day says: Sixty-secon- to-da- non-worki- one-fourt- to-da- y, ox-pe- Under the cut Is made In the special of forty-tw- o Capitol pollco force. The- - Senate will have to concur in this reduction, which includes one captain, two lieupolicemen nnd tenants, thirty-fou- r flvo privates, saving $4 7, 050. The doorkeeper will lose twenty-seve- n positions, saving $31,340. The legislative program of the In caucus consists House adopted of: Revision downward of the tariff. schedule by schedule, the number of opened to be-- deterschedules mined later. It will be decided bv the action of tho Senate. The woolen, textile, cotton and steel schedules are assured.. Canadian reciprocity tariff agreement. Arizona and New Mexico constitutions under which they are to be admitted to Statehood. Popular Election of Senators. Publicity of campaign contributions before as well as after elections. This program is subject to some changes In party caucus, but It I? believed by tho Democrats that If all goes ell with them, as they can reasonably hope, the program is lengthy enough to hold them here until well Into tho summer. South Trimble, of Frankfort, Ky.. was unanimously elected Clerk of the House. He was a momber of Congress. the Fifty-sovenJoseph J. Slnnot, of Virglnln, was elected Doorkcoper. Jnckson, of Indiana, was elected sergeant-nt-arm- s th s. SAYS PASSIVE Republican or. Fiankfort, Ky., March 31. Governor Willson will not support Appellate Judge K. C. O'Rear for the nomination for Govern- "Judge O'Rear's to-da- y, nomination' hard-worke- to-da- would bo a calamity to the Republican party In Kentucky," paid Governor Willson "and his election would bo unfortunate for th State, I have not made any light on Judge O'Rear, but I have not tried to deceive the people about my position In this race. Personally l foci kindly toward Judge O'Rear, but politically I think his nomination would mean a sure defeat for the Republican ticket this fall. Tut speech he made at a meeting of tobacco growers in tills city was a dreadful thing. I felt It my duty to rebuke him, nnd I cannot support him for the nomination." "Will you ii.se your influence or tho influence of your office agnlnst Judge O'Rear, to deprive him of the nomination?" was nskod Governor Willson. Govornor of "When I became Kentucky I folt that I was elected to serve the people, and not to us my office to solect or aid in nam In my succossor. I will not turn ovw my hand as Governor to defont Judge O'Roar for tho nomination, nor will I use my office in any wav to defont him for the nomination." Govornor Wlllcon denied that he had been writing letters over the Stnte uridng Republican loaders not to support Judge O'Rear for the would nomination. Ho said h take no part in the primary. Thore is n wide dlfforonco of opinion ns to tho strength of Judso O'Rear. Judge W. I. Clark, of Livingston county, said: "If Judge O'Roar is tho Republican nominee and former Senator James II. McCieary Is the Democratic nominee, nnd there Is not a change of sentiment In tho First Congressional District by Novomber, McCreary will do woll to hold his own with O'Rear." George Landrum, of Smithlnnd, said that he thought with O'Roar the nominee and McCreary the nom-IneMcCreary would carry the Fret District by .t.r.OO or 4.000. "Rut," mustn't he added, "the committee work any sholl ganio on Ollie o, Jnme." Tho First District usually glvos a majority of 10,000 to Democratic 12,000. ANOTHER HEPl'IU.lCAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Covington. Ky.. April 1. United ht States District Attorney Edwin P. Morrow announced here thnt he will seek the gubernatorial nomination before the Ropubllcan Stato convention which will meet In Louisville July 11. Mr. Morrow Is a nephew of Unit ed States Senntor William O. Brad ley and his homo is at Somerset. Ky. Ho hns long been Identified with Republican politics In tho Eleventh district, nnd was recently np-polnted United States District Attorney for the Eastern district of Kentucky. It has been rumored for several weeks that Mr. Morrow would enter tho rnce and would hnvo the backing of his uncle, Senn- e, m tor nradloy. With Mr. Morrow C, opposed by Judge Ed O'Rear, Lieut. Gov. W. H. Cox and E. T. Franks, tho race for the nomination promises to bo n lively one. Joins V. S. Army. George Aubrey, of this county. Joined tho U. S. army at the Army recruiting station at Owonsboro.Ky., March 25. H6 was sent with six other applicants for enlistment to Jefferson Barracks at St. Louis, 'MqV,' for their preliminary training in th duties of a soldier. wSwwjf5p55SSw5p? has been dallying and delaying so much. It is hoped, however, that It that gets will be the committeo damned and not tho Democratic party, for all this dallying and triggering. TIME THAT OPINIONS WERE MADE KNOWN. "mpilf, '"W'J-I- 1 ?'?( ' '"nv V -- '' PURCHASE AFIRE JUDGE REED WINS KELLOGG NATIONAL TROPHY In fectly formed car of the two, though It requires a careful Judge to distinguish tho points of superiority. The trophy awarded to Mr. James was mado by Tiffany, of Now York, for Mr. W. K. Kellog, at a cost of $1,000. It is mado of SterHng sll- - You Can Come Any Day Now V ff For Your Standing Behind Him Like Rock of Gibraltar. DEMOCRATS AREllP AND DOING His Friends Are Going in for Meat and They Propose to Have It. SOME POLITICAL MAXKUVEHS Paducah, Ky., March 31. Having put his hand to the plow, Judge "William Reed will not turn back, but as soon as he concludes the terra of court at Mayfleld this week ho will enter actively on his canvass for the gubernatorial nomination before the Democratic State Primary, July 1. Judge Ueed will open campaign headquarters at Paducah and at Louisville, and W. A. Berry will be No Joint' his campaign manager. debate with McCreary Is contemplated. The campaign will open at the first week In April and will continue thence all over the! ro . Support of Influential Interests at Louisville and the approval of John C. Mayo and the Eleventh District crowd, which defeated McCreary In his race with Beckham, are said to have been secured for Judge Reed, and the Purchase politicians regard his race for the nomination as won. There seems to be no doubt that a big change litis taken place In the situation since the last committee meeting, and It is believed McCreary alienated many of his big supporters by throwing his Influence on the! side of the senatorial primary. This support has gone to Becd. Judge Beed will not resign until after the primary anyway, but it Is probablo tho he will relinquish bench If ho Is nominated for Gov- State. ernor. Tho live wires In the First district organization Democratic are feeling pretty "chesty" over tho kind of politics they have been playing up to this time, and regardless of how far tlioy have been aided by fortuitous circumstances and how far they are ontltlod to credit for their ability to of those clrcnm-stnnco- s, tnko advantage tho situation In Kentucky at this momont naturally looks pretty good to the Democrats of the Gibraltar. In the lirst place they have boosted Ollie James up and made a vacancy In the lower House of Congress from this district to bo filled by some aspiring patriot, and they did this to the honor and glory of Olllo, thus giving them n grateful friend In the Senate, If Olllo becomes the Senator. No one down hero denies that It was due to the work of the First District folk that McCreary was forced Into supporting the senatorial primary, thus making it possible for Olllo James to enter the race. The act created a breach among supporters, IMcCreary's erstwhile which was widened through the efforts of interested politicians. It Is bolieved in tho Purchase that championing of the senatorial primary resulted In the loss of tho Eleventh District support to him. McCreary's apostasy to the primary alienated the support of tho Mayo crowd, who expected to put McCreary In the Governor's chair and name the Senator. It was after this becamo apparent that Owsley Stanley was mentioned for the nomination, and his period of consideration covered the time while his friends were sounding the Eleventh District party men. Stanley wouldn't do, so he decided that his duty Is to his District in Congress. Then the State was scoured for the proper man. Every district leader bethought him of some one in his section who could be made to servo; but Judge William Beed proved tho most available and best quallflod. Again the First District boys won out, and If Judge Beed Is successful, they will have a friend In tho Senato and a friend In the Governor's chair, nnd a new Congressman and a new Circuit Judge to elect. Down hero where there are so many Democrats and all eager to Bcrve their country In some capacity, It requires frequent changes in office to keep tho oncoming generation half way satisfied. llaxe Dallied Long Enough. says: Tho Frankfort The expression that "he who dallies Is a dastard and he who delays Is damnod," which was used by Joe Blackburn most effectively in a speech In Congress over thirty years ago, might well bo applied to the Democratic State Committee that News-Journal B. A. James, of Charleston, 111., The New Snappy Clothing has the proud distinction of having The New Snappy Shoes grown tho best ear of corn in all the 3,125,713,600 bushels of last The New Snappy Shirts year's bumper crop. At the NationThe Hbw Snappy Neckwear al Corn Show recently held at Columbus, Ohio, this gentleman was awarded the W. K. Kellog National & 'fwEZXC-'ffads, Corn Trophy, donated in 1909 by of the KelW. K. Kellog, president log Toasted Corn Flake Co., of Battle Creek, Mich. Thousands of ears of corn from WORKING OF ROADS all parts of the country and of all were entered in tho com UNDER OLD SYSTEM varieties petition. Te selection of the grand is and Sweepstakes us first. the champion son3 and No Last- nward of tho Kellog trophy were World's Beit Ear of Cora Is Very Ineffective for this; is made on general points of superiori for 1910 ty. ing Improvement Is ThereThe ear of corn grown by Mr. ver, bronze and enamols, and is a by Possible. James Is of Beld's Yellow Dent va- - truly artistic creation. It stands 30 inches in height. Mr. Kellogg's ini terest in corn growing can bo underThe Central Bccord, published at stood when It Is stated that the KelLancaster, Ky., in the course of logg Toanted Corn Flake Co., of some editorial remarks on the roads which he is president, has an outcounty, says: of Garrard put requiring 10,000 bushels of "The majority of the roads are corn a day, raw product, for Its manner: worked In the following manufacture. A peculiar feature is Choosing a time when the farmers that while tho Kellogg product is summoned have least to do, they are made exclusively from selected the road on a certain day. towork white corn, tho Kellogg trophy has In on that They begin to straggle been won each time by a yellow corn day about 7 o'clock, and by 10 most if is exhibit. Tho trophy is offered for they scratch of them are there; annual competition until won twicoj it. around with pick and shovel, throw by the same grower. a little looso dirt hero and there ina The National Corn Show nt which i to the middle of the road, there to if the award was made, was an event bo converted Into a mud hole by the of tremendous magnitude. At ono rain, probably; if it is handy, first of tho sessions President Taft was they throw on a few loose rocks, and present nnd delivered an nddress. nlong toward the middle of tho af- t ditchternoon they call It a day. No mmmmmmmmmmmSSm' Can JiiiIkc Heed Ktiiiid This? ing, no lllllng of ruts or mud holes form 1 Incorporated. "What went yo out into tho willeft from last winter, nothing but derness to see? A Beed shaken with HAR.TFOR.D, The W. K. Kellogg National KENTUCKY. put In tho time. Sometimes this Is tho wind?" Glasgow Times. Corn Trophy repeated tlie second day, but never "nut what went yo out for to see? licty. It Is 10 inches long,7 & Inches A prophet? more than two days of the year." Yea, I say unto you, cook dinner for him. Tho Judge In a largo number of Kentucky In circumference, and has 20 rows and moro than a prophet. For this O gavo tho Indian 30 days on tho chain IN LABOR'S REALM. counties the roads are worked by of kernels, 6 to the inch In the row, Is he. of whom It Is written, Behold, O process, nnd those average of an inch In depth, and I send by Messengor before thy face, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gang nnd the Pluto maiden smiled the warnlng-l- n of an Inch in width. It Is In- which shall prepare thy way before her approval of the sentence! familiar with the methods who are pursued will agree that the forego- deed a very correct type of yellow thee." Detroit dredge workers demand Beno Cor. Los Angeles Times. Bowling Green Messenger. day. ing description Is fairly faithful. The dent corn. the eight-HoTAX DODGER BKSPONSI HLE nvornec farmer does not take kindly The Des Moines Trades and La- THE BIGGEST LOCOMOTIVE Mr. James, tho winner, Is a vigorFOK TAX ItAISE TROUIJLE bor Assembly has decided to pur-chaA REMARKAIJLE MACHINE to road working, and conceding that ous farmer about 40 years of age tho overseer makes a conscientious and of pleasing personality, a man the Iowa Union, of Des Moines, The State Board of Equalization the organ of the Iowa labor unions. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa effort to do his duty, he Is seriously who has given careful study to corn handicapped by the lndlfferenco of culture, and who has achieved his has lifted tho tax assessment of The French fishermen who man Fe Railway Company is Just comnnd Daviess county about a tho St. Pierre fleet on the Grand pleting in its Topeka shops the largiiia "hnmiR ." Tho work done under success as a grand champion winner dollars. banks, aro engaged for shares In tho est railway locomotlvo In tho world. tho warnlng-lr- i plan is so hopelessly only by years of hard work and million and It Is hard, so tho tax payers think, catch Instead of regular wages. It Is an articulated compound enInstances tnat In most ineffective and If the tax dodgers had assessed mnnv counties havo abandoned it More than 900 working girls aro gine and It Is for uso in hauling their property at "a fair cash now being taught to operate elec- freight trains over the Arizona and are working their roads by con value," additional burdens would trically driven machinery In a new grades. tract. No dirt road over was matenot bo placed on those who do asThis locomotive Is 121 feot long. Improved by the ordinary rially trade school In New York City. sess according to the law. The tax mpthoda of repair, which are follow Ohio enjoys a rather unique dis- It will bo operated tender foremost, dodgers refuso to assess their proped hv the overseer and his "hands." tinction in the fact that two of its as tho great length of tho boiler oberty fairly. Tho State Board raises miners havo risen to great promi- structs tho view of the engineer. Is possible No lasting Improvement it on everybody alike, and the prop- nence. Ono Is a Supremo Court Oil will bo used for fuel, as no tnan when roads are worked as uescnueu erty owner who does list his prop- Judge and tho other Attorney Gen- could shovel coal Into It fast enough M by the Garrard county paper. . erty with the Assessor at "a fair n hj !, co(i .. mo one jiuuiius oi sicam V While there are few dirt roaus uj, u eral for the State. cash value" Is therefore compelled as availa pressure required. that mav be commended Tho British Columbia Federation to help in paying tho taxes of the of Labor held its annual convention Tho boiler is of the sectional ble for comfortable travel in winter tax dodger. It is a hardship on the in Victoria, British Columbia, last type. Tho locomotive has or In rainy seasons, such highways tax payer who does not dodge, but week. can be mado vastly better by intelliA committee of three was duplicate compound air pumps, pow- - I there seems to bo no way to avoid appointed to presqnt to tho Legisla- er reversing apparatus and two elecIt Is gent ditching and dragging. It. Whenever the Legislature gets only In rare instances, however, that ture labor's demands for certain tric headlights, ono in front and ono to revising our tax laws, It m'ght much-neede- d at tho rear. The locomotlvo weighs they receive intelligent attention legislation. try Its hand on passing a law that from the overseer and his laggard aro now affiliated with tho 750,000 pounds and rests on 10 There will prevent tho tax dodger from( American Federation of Labor 120 pairs of driving wheels, two leadrrnw. Usually the overseer Is the In his imposing a portion of his taxes on International thlrty-nln- o ers under tho pilot and two trailers most thoroughly vilified man unions, his neighbor. community. Sometimes he deserves State federations, 632 city central under tho cab, making 24 wheels The tax dodger Is responsible for bodies, 431 local trade unions and under tho locomotive itself and 12 "cussing," but moro often ho does tho raises made by the State Board. 216 Federal labor unions, making a under tho tender. is not so much his fault as not. It Owensboro Inquirer. it is tho fault of tho wretched sys Tho articulated type of loc total of 1,438 organizations. which he Is working. tem under French agricultural pursuits ac- tlve is in reality two separato so Catarrh Cannot bo Cured Courier-Journa- l. engines with their wheels connected With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a3 the count for 5,500,000 men and nearly r ' 3,500,000 women. Nearly 4,750,000 by one long rigid bollor of tremencannot reach the seat of the disease. Spoke Too Soon. wo- dous steam capacity. Tho rear enCatarrh is a blood or constitutional men and moro than 2,500,000 "You see," said the little mart gine Is rigidly attached to this boilmen are employed in trade and disease, and in order to cure it you with the dyed beard, as he munched men and not quite 300,000 er, while the forward engine supmust take Internal remedies. Hall's an apple purchased from tho train professions and ports It by a massive slide, so as to Is taken Internally, and women in the liberal Catarrh Cure boy, "I am a vegetarian." let the locomotive go around curves. public services. acts directly on the blood and mucous "You mean you try to be one," Topeka (Kan.) Cor. New YorkJ surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not answered tho stranger on tho seat I Sun. a quack medicine. It was prescribed beside him, pleasantly. I by one of tho best physicians in this What do you mean by "Sir! If you have sore eyes of any kind country for years and is a regular pre For Infants and Children. uso Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. that?" Form 2 scription, it Is composed of the best "Simply that there was a worm In Thi Kind You Have Always Bought It is good fqr nothing but the oyeB. R. A. Jamet, Winner of W. K. Kellogg tonics known, combined with the applo and you got It." that It is painless and harmless, and Is National Corn Trophy for 1910 beet blood purifiers, acting directly positively tho best. If you don'Apy Bears thp Not Even "Jncknssable." on the mucous perfect Signature of u win iviuuu ;uui UlUUDJt HJ du painstaking seed selection and care- combination ofsurfaces. The The whole the two ingredients It and thon tell your neighbor. Sold county desire to ful breeding from season to season. is Mhat produces such wonderful re population of Pike everywhere. 25c a tubo. ml growers are especially SQUAW DONS IIOIJHLE SKIRT Illinois attract tho attention of the County sults in curing Catarrh. Send for AND REFUSES TO COOK public elated over the result for the reason testimonials free. Court to tho fact that the For All Skin Diseases roads of the county aro Impassable, that this Is the first time In four F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., A squaw attired In a hobble skirt Dr. Boll's Antiseptic Salve They aro pay- years that tho honors have been not even jackassablo. Toledo, O. was wrested from the State of Indiana. the unusual sight presented in best. It Is a creamy snow Plko-vill- o ing road tax Just tho same. Sold by Druggists, price 76c. Laat year's champion ear, the first the Police Court in this city. The ointment pleasant to use and every( Advocate. Take Hall's Family Pills for con young winner of the Kellogg trophy, was Indian woman was the com- box Is guaranteed. Price 25c. At' m grown by Mr. Fred C. Palin, of New-- 8tipation. plaining witness agalnBt her hus- all dealers. For totter, ringworm, eczema, runband, who pleaded guilty to havning sores and all skin diseases', Dr. itown, Ind. It was also of Rcid's ing beaten and kicked her. He statBell's Antiseptic Salve is guaranteed Yellow Dent variety, crossed with FOR FLETCHER'S FOR FLETCHER'S Last ed that her offense consisted of a re to give satisfaction or you got your Alexander Gold Standard. m year's prize winner la the most per- money back. 25c everywhere, cusal to return to the wickiup, and Judge Reed, In his announcement of his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for tho Governorship, declares himself In favor of a Democratic platform, and promises to make known to tho people of tho State, before tho primary is held, his views on public questions. Among Democrats tho Times has no choice of candidates, but as a Democratic newspaper, it cannot escape belief that tho one chance of Democratic success lies in the adoption by tho party and all of Its candidates of the course to which Judge The people of Kentucky are doing their own thinking on the question of cood roads, of good schools and a If the change in the tax system. Democratic party or any of Its candidates has any opinion In regard to any of the three, tho existence of it has been most cunningly concealed. Louisville Times. the Big Corn Show at Columbus, 0. EUR spring APPAREL We are ready as never before, and BEST III 3.125,713,000 Bushels of Last Year's Bumper Crop Grown by Illi- nois Man. THE PRIZE AND y 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 New Snappy Dress Goods THE WINNER i X ' k I Await your inspection. Latest latest ideas. When thinking of Good Clothes, Good Shoes, or Dress Goods, a man or lady must always There a reason it's not an accident, It th result of our long and close hunt for 1H thinks of The WORLD'S Best Come, see the new Spring Beauties. Never mind what you want; it new, we have We are looking you and will be disappointed you Don't Come. i f'J u CARSON & CO. ooooooooooooooooo ur so 1 ro three-quarte- rs iu vo CASTOR A $& tax-rldd- lth .if Gtaildr Cry Chlllrr Cry CASTOR. A. CASTORI ftfTW -- T(j RECLAMATION FORTHE LANDS Of the South in Movement on Foot GOOD I DESTINED TOjOBBHT Two Big Railroads to Aid the Project in Every Way Possible. HOXD ISSUE SEEMS PROBABLE $$ Contending that it is as logical for the United States Reclamation Ser vice to take water off swamp lands as it Is for Uncle Sam to put water on western arid lands, many men prominent in commercial and professional circles who are Identified with the Board of Control of the National Irrigation Congress, which meets in Chicago next December,5th to 9th, declare that the legality of the Government employing funds created by the sale of public lands and by bond issues for the reclamation of privately owned southern swamp lands, will without doubt be established within the next year. Through the work of many In the South who are interested in the reclamation of southern lands as and of well as western projects, southerners who are alike interested this year in the work of the National Irrigation Congress, it is expected that at its December sessions there will be adopted resolutions urging that the Notional Congress be requested to authorize a bond issue by the Government for the fur- ther reclamation of swamp lands of the South, the bond Issue to be in -I V This Is An Easy Test. in one Shake Allen's Foot-Eas- e shoo and not In the other, and notice the difference. Just the thing to use when rubbers or overshoe's and your shoes become necessary, irrigation under the Reclamation seem to pinch. Sold everywhere, Service. Such reclamation of swamp 25c. Don't accept any substitute. Olmand overflow lands to be carried for- Sample Free. Address, Allen S. 14t4 sted, Le Roy, N. Y. of Indiward through owners, States and the Federvidual Those Colorado Trout. A precedent has al Government. K. M. Wharry was telling some established, first, by passage of friends, says tho Denver Post, about been reclamation act; next, by use of a proposed fishing trip to a lake In these funds for the Irrigation of Colorado ho had in contemplation. lands owned by States, corporations "Are there any trout out there?" finally, by the auor Individuals; asked one friend. thorization by Congress upon the "Thousands of 'era," replied Mr. which Wharry. bond issuo of $20,000,000, shall be used for reclamation of "Will they bite easily?" asked an ,., arid iandB." other friend. A similar proceeding to permit a "Will they?" said Mr. Wharry. bond issue of swamp lands owned "Why they're absolutely vicious. A by States or individuals is all that man has to hide behind a tree to to start the Govern- bait a hook." is necessary ment experts to work on the surveys. This, of course, will be followed by large expenditures of money in the consummation of projects now beyond the Individuals, corporations, or even the States themselves. is a wonderful food-medi-ci- no It was this work of the Congress proportion to those which have been authorized for the Reclamation Service in Its work of watering western arid lands, thero being over available in these funds. The influence which the voice of the Irrigation Congress will bring to bear In this undertaking is suggested by the fact that It was the Congress which first brought about, through Its agitation, the Roosevelt Reclamation Act in 1902. Later, at the Spokane Congress in 1909, the Congress adopted resolutions requesting that the Government a bond issue for the extension of the reclamation work, and thlB bond issue was authorized. This resolution read as follows: "Recognizing economic waste and menace to public health connected with our vast areas of swamp and overflow lands, wo request our representatives in the Federal Congress to take suitable action looking toward reclamation of such lands under a policy corresponding to that of the reclamation of arid lands by $50,-000,0ze as tho Orland in California, tho Klamath, Falls in Oregon, and those of the Piatt Valley in Wyoming and Nebraska. One of the most prominent Chlca-goawho will be identified with the Irrigation Congress and In tho efforts of that organization to have authorized ultimately a Government bond issue for work by the United States Government In tho South, is of the W. L. Park, Illinois Central and Yazoo' & MissisMr. Park is sippi Valley Railroads. the Chairman of the Attendance and Transportation Committeo for the Board of Control. During tho year he expects to create a great deal of interest in the Congress throughout the South. He already has written the Governors of various States, adjacent to his lines, calling attention to the interest of Southern States In drainage, and urging that a strong delegation be arranged for, the end in view being to obtain national assistance through a of resolutions favoring work in the southern fields, such as were adopted at a previous Congress. "Thero are vast areas of the most fertile land in the world, which, througout the South, will not probably bo brought under Immediate cultivation unless some comprehensive plan Is worked out by which the Government can assist," said Mr. Park, who has for many years been prominent in western irrigation. "I think the time Is ripe to turn the attention of rcclamationlsts to tho South. Those high In the administration of the Government are known to bo favorable to tho South in this respect, and It only remains for Its citizens to get busy to put drainage extensive under way schemes similar to those now being undertaken in Florida. The Mississippi Valley lands are more fertile than those of any of the other southern States. Their drainage will add health, wealth and prosperity to the inhabitants and Invito new settlers. "The Illinois Central and tho Yazoo & Mississippi, Valley Lines can in be counted upon to any movement In this direction." ns Vice-Preside- nt LITTLE COMING men, whlUt a fifth allowed a few drops of water to trickle down his throat,. It was as though he were a 10 In E of CI S boiler which would have to bo allowed to cool off before being filled if an accident was to bo avoided. red-h- ot Afraid of Ghosts the Way Patronage APPORTIONED EARS ARE TOO BIG TO FIGHT FOR UNCLE SAM Eyansvllle, Ind., March 31. Charles R. Phillips, aged 18, living at Carml, 111., applied at tho local y recruiting station to enlist, but was turned down by tho recruiting qfftcers, who told him his "cars were too big and that the other sailors would ridicule him to death." Tho young man was crestfallen. to-da- in the House. PLUM CHOP IS Each Member of Next House Must Be Content With Small Sack. SCIIAIIF WON'T SUE Many people are mfraid of ghosts. Few people ore afraid of germs. Yet the ("host is a fancy and the germ is a fact. If the germ could be magnified to a size equal to its terrors it would appear more terrible than any dragon. Germs can't be avoided. They are to the air we breathe, the water we drink. The germ can only prosper when the condition of the system gives it free scope to establish and develop. When there is a deficiency of J vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow cheek, hollow eye, when the UDDetite is noor and tha jleep is broken, it utime to guard against the germ. You can fortify the body against all germs by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It increases the vital power, cleanses the system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts the stom-oc- h and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition, so HI that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which to breed. Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or drugs. All its Ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine op known composition and with a record of 10 years of cures. Accept no -substitute there is nothing "just as good." Ask your neighbors. habit-formin- g JA JOHNSON NEW YORK'S CAPITOL Washington, April 1. Those KenWRECKED BY FLAMES tucky members of tho Democratic majority in the House who arc not will MagnificentS27,000,000 Structure the chairmen of committees each have tho distribution of not' Badly Damaged Valuable more than $2,000 a year in patronage after April 4. Members of a Records Lost. Patronage Committeo, which Is expected to be selected by the caucus meeting to-da- y, I J i Vm nSfiW07i fVH 'OSITONS- - ssjoeusvss?r A. '. 3essmessfanrtSsfixrfion. 7Zezsysr,A SZScA &,,,. ; lmfet -- Plentiful rrL HtAP' iBom havo reduced the annual salary list of the House to units, and have arrived at tho conclusion that Individual Democratic Representatives will have $2,000 a year or a little less. It is the plan of the Patronage Committeo to permit chairmen of committees to name their own clerks and session employes. If, as Is alRepresentative undoubted, most Den Johnson is named chairman of tho District of Columbia Committee, he will have three places to glvo away, and if Representative Harvey Helm secures first place on the Committee of Expenditures In the War Department, he will have more than one office to fill. But the others, Ollie M. James, A. O. Stanley, R. Y. Thomas, Jr., Swa-gSherley, A. B. Rouse, J. C. Can-tri- ll and W. J. Fields, unless one of them Bhould be made a chairman, will each be able to offer but one place totalling $2,000 a year or two places at $1,000 a year, or they may divide the $2,000 Into smaller parts. Each Representative will have his $2,000 a year unless the caucus decides to abolish a number of House places. If these are to be done away with however, there is a disposition on the part of tho Patronage Committee not to ellminnte them December until the forthcoming session, as any economy practiced by tho current session will be placed to the credit of the Republicans, the fiscal year ending July 1. The general averago of tho patronage of tho Kentucky members will be slightly Increased If Representatives Rouso and Fields, the baby members, ask less than a $2,-0place. In addition to the $2,000, each Congressman has the appointment of a secretary at $1,500. Tho total annual salarv list of the Of this, the House is $744,350. Speaker, committee chairmen, the Capitol superintendent and the fixed list consume $330,255. This leaves $354,095 for distribution among the 1S5 Democrats. Although only a week or two nco Dr. E. L. Scharf, a Washington lobbyist, announced that he would sue Representative Ben Johnson for $25,000 damages, Scharf said today that he would not bring tho suit. The statement followed an attack on Scharf bv Mr. Johnson on tho floor of tho House, for havintr, according to Mr. Johnson, attempted to get a nrlce In return for a promise to deliver to Mr. Johnson Ml tho Catholic votes In tho Bardstown district. Scharf Mr. Johnson denounced roundly as misusing the name of hls rellclon and tho reputation of the Kntphts of Columbus, to which Mr. Johnson and Scharf both belong. "I find that I cannot sue Mr. Johnson for nnvtMng ho may say about me," said Scharf. ar MAN WHO DOESN'T TAKE HOME PAPER NOT WANTED says: Tho Frankfort News-JournA traveling solicitor of the Courier-Journal was in Frankfort tho other day, and stated that he had instructed tho men under him to book no subscriptions with a man who does not take the paper published in his home town. Ho says a man who does not subscribe for his county or homo paper Is not the kind of a man wanted on the books of a city paper, for there must be something wrong with him. There L wisdom in this. al 00 t, Albany, X. Y., March 30. smoke-staine- d and. Xcw York's magnificent capltol $27,000,000 stands this morning a partial wreck by flames, that started in the assembly library, burned away the entire west wing and has done damage estimated at between $5,000,000 and $7,000,000. It Is believed that the fire was started by a fused electric push button becoming electrified. It was discovered by a night watchman and tho alarm was Eoundcd at 2:46 o'clock. Before tho firemen reached tho massive structure, priceless documents, books and records, stored In the assembly library, had been destroyed and other departments were being threatened. The Imitation oak celling of the assemblv chamber, composed of papier mache, was partially destroyed, as was also staircase the famous million-dolla- r In the west wing. Money can not restore the historical records, which were tho pride of the State library. The fire Is still smouldering tonight and streams from seven lines of hose still sprinkle the ruins. One hundred national guardsmen and fiftv policemen patrol tho ruins. The State carried no insurance on the capltol. It being considered fireproof. Conservative estimates place the damage to the exterior stone work at $2,000,000, the Interior maand a like sonry at $1,500,000, amount will represent the loss on the contents of the Stato library. Among the most valuable records from a historical standpoint, burned, were the official records of the Governors of the City of New Amsterdam, covering the period from 1630 to 1674. The original manuscript of Washington's farewell address and the original of Lincoln's were proclamation emancipation saved. Fire-swepwater-drenched, &to ' "& VW&7sw&& c KENTUCKY Light and Power (INCOHI'UKATKli) mm' E. G. "HZaictjzfoirra-.- , BARRASS, MGR., ZBZ37-- Will ivive your house at coat. Electric Lights are clean, healthy and safe. No home or business house should be tvithovt them ivhen within reach. HAVE YOUR SUITS CLEANED and PRESSED. - HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE IN YOUR RESI- DENCE OR PLACE OF BL'S- 1NESS, AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WTH THE CED Repairing and dyeing neatly done. Ladies' work given special attention. Hats cleaned and repaired. Work called for and delivered. Club rate SI. 00 per month. Hartford Pressino Chili, Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Long Distance Lines TO ALL STATES. 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Tho original reclamation act provided that the Reclamation Service, through the with funds obtained sale of public lands in certain western States and Territories, might reclaim Government arid lands in the West by establishing irrigation systems. When the time arrived to begin this, work, however, it was found that tho United States Government did ont have any one body of lands that established . in solo Government ownership suitable for irrigation. Consequently the money was employed for tho reclamation of lands which were partlv Government owned and partly privately owned. It was contended at tho time that it would not be legal for the Government to reclaim lands that were in private owership, such as the swamp lands of the South. In time, however, this was Just what the Reclamation Service was doing, s 'fygiL irrigating-landthat were wholly In ,vXprivate ownership, in projects such s kind. 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MERELY A STEP between the United States and CanfRANK L. FELIX, Pub. and Prop'r. Judge O'Bear got in the presence ada than there would be for one be I.ef a dally newspaper reporter at tween Indiana and Illinois, or any Dawson long eDOueh t0 " Entered at the Hartford other two of our states. runnIn the In the Direction of Good a. matt matter of Ihe second President Taft doesn't want the .Republican Committee, but before Tariff Legislation. Democratic House to do anything in e people. Bounds good, but extra session but pass the reciprocity APKJL 5 rather fishy. Judge OT.ear is too WZDSJXD AY bill. Schedule "K," be feels, should ' in- - TARIFF REFORM'S senslMe a man to believe for an BEGINNING remain as it is until revision can be I etant tbat he can cuavio w run vrvrirw nit.ffiri, tc based on the results of an InvestigawjBB,W-a Pbllcan canol- IV.no.ratlc Stat,- - Primary Hec t,8ie n r tion by men appointed by himself. the KMcm Why Do Em? eSl8f Uon, haturday. July I. The President has apparently for- Kentucky. Nobody organization in gotten that the people have said ployes Make Good Wall wise believes H and such a "stall" they want the tariff revised this Maay people glre up tWags that before the pabMc should deceive no time from the Democratic, not tbe Street Officials? 'oae. ate lost dvring tbe Lest season. Republican, viewpoint. Judge 0Rear's platform calls for .SCHEDULE "K" HAS COT TO GO chalraan Underwood or the New Wtater is yet subject to several Ways and Means committee, upon Is ea. a number of very excellent govern- rocalfcs. Setter leave your ??? ??? Is question easily - the wolen in tbe best of which aieatal poLcie (By Clyde C. Tavenner. Special !hearlllB TMs is the seaeoa when aoet preparing to march upon Wash- from Democratic .mloatfiA " f t,o if you will come see for yourtaws aeed toaiag up ateo roe aa- - platJerlBg arguments and Washington, April 1. True to lngton In force, declared that while tares aee toning down. EvMeatly promise, j Vfffl ,B prlaL been self. 1$ tbe Democratic House of they would be treated fairly, the ' trying to create the The isMatire, the refereaaaai aad RffrftfiAntfttJrffi will nanc fTii Conn woolen interests might Just as well fortunate in securing some .make an assault upon Gibraltar recall Mai to all be embodied prewkw that be Is running as a i., ..,h t, as laaee" eaaaMate and not the House, we are aavtag in tae weatlwr "But we don't like the particular duplicates of K," In other v?rds! 1B,ched,Ui? der the auspices of tbe Republican brand of reciprocity advocated by ' UxinE per s clothing This attitude. Mr. State Committee. Taft." a few of the farmers- are Jfan .6 per cent. and very latest French creations. Wonder bow toag tbe stria? fe however, ehowld deceive nobody. If - stockings e. Waalteae hang oat ovr tbe by MJ- aUsehaace be should be c that the T cent- - ha8 EOt to they tioa reduces the tariff on raw prod-- 1 blanketB' 1C6 so wfaw they sot out of politic 6na elected, be would be a net, a corresponding down- - a Ui LoatovUle Republican Governor is the fullest ;uc ujfre iuuukjjl ui it ib riiuufu there is no reason you ward revision on manufactured ar to make any man with red blood in ... I.(-tw vi mc viu, .ii-,i- " i k- -. ticles." thing is certain his veins feel like jumping in the own one. wae put aaoer Zd bond to kep The comparative few who take There is hardly a eoaixaaslty air and giving an imitation Indian paaec. The subjects she turned which casnot a Cord an instance or this view, however, overlook one tbe if you or your daughyour warhoop. oat aiaat have been awful. ?two of boys who have grown into very Important fact. The Demothis store, you will ter's nea aad Met the stern necessities of cratic House will not pass the reci- ASKS JUDGE O'ltEAK SOME msHae Btrasg PolJUce sot only procity bill as being In itself a fulIMPORTANT QUESTIONS stranac apci-a- life without a trade or calling with fillment of xdfe:'ows bat styles not inven- promises to which to aCord a good living. It Is of humao nature whom revise the tariff downward, but, In announc-In- g d1b candidacy for felaM too late to adopt a tions. f rWaaa lad hard to place after the j satisfaction ' trade or profession which will Jastl- - merely as a step in that direction the governor6hip Judge oRear is laps of a few years. Canada and the keeping of admlrabjy outspoken. - with of fy aa adequate income aad they realH tells the style is correct, , Cot, ftooftevelt eays tb trouble ia ise what they have kist in the jears faith with Presidest Ts.lt, who' was in ,, are assured of getting good value. Meslea U ao eotuera of hte. Xowjof thoaghtleK delay. Every boy or insured that if he called an extra what he propoges t0 8tana for.'and reBpect he ,B thus far ,n the teti'i that iraoarh to ataV.e a billy yoaag aiaa should adopt a trade or session tbe Democratic House would Jn Furthermore, if you do not wish to buy you will What hae calling of soate kind. It assures him pass tbe reciprocity bill. present campaign, alone among the Koat Utar ttt whiahrf ;o oppose tne pxmre 'dec;.red CSLaMil,. None oiWr not be importuned. Our goods are sold on merit taad'xtg in lit othrwic nott th4 taaiur Hfc Tcidy. ssr-le- . alone. Or, perhaps you only want a Hat worked lag, whether be be rich or poor, and of the reciprocity bill by a Republi-- 1 hag as yet uken the voterE ,n. can administration on the ground hlg confidence. " the fatare. florinec over. Then that suits us. We can do it in the that manufactured articles were not Th Rcpablican HtkU CoaiMiUMi, The Judge, however, might have very best style and workmanship. . furlhe, There are bef0re the aaaiaUd by the liquor latenett of The Illinois State Saate has paw- - treated the same as raw products. a bill problblUag the driakla? of. are obvously and Justibed in op-- State otber Important issues than Keataclcr. with Bcoator Br4ly aet-;- d except in posing the passage of the measure tbose oa wjjich he defined his views. in aa poliUcal saager, will now get liquor on railroad cars o titt Job of 'rsctifyiag " th e- - dhsers aad bulfiK8. This Is slallar by the Democrats. There is for Instance tbe problem cidwry of Jadre O'Raar. viiui tne nepuoiicans. reciproaiy of iawie6gneBg to the law suppoMd u be la force from wMch Ken- It Surely Pays to s s ui nraiBin;. lb j mviw gtwnui; was to have been the beginning and tuckv baB Buffered B0 much. Jadga 0'Kr Ntmi to have sot-o- n aadcratood that a fellow can get end of tariff reform. With the Dea- what 1b t0 be done t0 upbod the it la th Buck riat at th start lust a drunk br driakini: liauor in ocrats It Is but a beginning. authorltv of th law? .f hia race for th Republlcaa aoaa- - a dining car as he could ia a regu- - I Mark this difference: ,, (,, i. v.o o He wanted Ur coach. Th nation for Governor. Rfjclproclty under a Republican- Stat . ,3 u, De j,j. iw mobs? u any w wra'w tocether in favor of the fellow who House meant tbe McCall bill with What is to be done to secure the party, but the CommHU aand HltrmTsi, , Hyte aad who goe Into 15 per cent. duty on performance of their duties by the Ftflate. thj. 4Im(hv . o w biit .. '1'Wa nfm woolen blankets, tbe 11G per cen' A . M. h tax on woolen under-durt- o Other States seem to have found At Mt Carmel lad laat Friday devil bum keep hid If he takes a or wl'ad atorai. Dr. Joha j r,,,lcarrested. The law wear, and many other similar answer to some of these questions a havy aM Portions rages, remaining intact. allle by forfeiting the commissions of cereye was blown froai Its socket BouW train tiprociij unaer r sure uenjo- - tain officials on failure to do their WHALLENS DECIDE TO date for Vice President on the a lan plate glae store ot kud throaah cratic House will mean tbe McCall duty. No State ore than ticket; was a friend to front, dolag tSOO daaMige. Fat! The tax question, like tbe poor. bill with only its good features rt- General Grant and is the only livneeds to find the answers to The eye. however, was a glass sign we have always with us, as embody- - malnlng in force, and with its most all of these questions. QUIT POLITICAL GUME ing general of the war of the Resuaueaded above the Doctor's plate Ing that part of our destiny which 'objectionable features made null bellion. He Is hale and hearty, has Is there no man seeking to be baaiaeac. Is said to be next to death In its cer- - and 'void by tbe passage of separate Governor a beautiful young wife and a son, wise enough and brave Tbe lobster market has taken tbe talnty. Tbe tax matter will never be bills reducing the tax on woolens enough to take the load in this re- For Years They Have Been Po- the pride of his old age, who has route aad prices on this settled In aa equitable manner until and placing lumber and other nec- - form? Louisville Just become an officer in the U. S. litical Leaders in City of ootbaouie edible are said to be all property holders are brought to essaries of life on tbe free list. Army. t.!gher than ever kaown before. The bear Its burdens equally In propor- - These separate bills refer not only For Sale. Louisville. Tbe tax to imports from Canada, but to the tion to their accountability. market quotations on the One extra good horse mule, seven Wanted, bands 250 chestnut poles on line between load kind, whom rou have per- dodger exerts tbe worst influence, imports of all nations of the earth. years old, fifteen and The Louisville Times of Saturday Fordsvllle high. haps noted ia your Jonroer through because lor his remissness tbe bon- WJlu. HouM. to Wa Ktrw.t, and Hartford. eat Itoter of taxes must suffer. No Broadway Coal Mining Company, says: life, are just the ttm, however. Ohio County Rural Telephone Co. lld vice Wna. "The Whallens have quit politics. more Important matter could come Simmons, Ky. 10" cbarles D. Norton Is closing un Hartford, Ky. The withdrawal of Judge Wu. before our next Legislature man a People in all walks of life In the city am his business as secretary to Presie from the race for the sat up and took notice, while politimtMtH which would in some way dent Taft, preparatory to becoming WANT I'JiATFORM FOR CENTERTOWN. noaiiaatloa for Governor, put this tax question upon an abDEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES cal circles were stirred to their April 3. The sale of J. C. Warone of the of Mor)ave only Senator MeCreary, of solutely equal footing. depts, when it became known to- den was largely gan's first National Sank of New attended last Sat- - . Richmond, aad William Addame, of Lebanon, Ky., March 30. The day that the two Whallen brothers urday. It is an open secret that Judge York. As In tbe case of Leslie M. Lebanon Enterprise this morning CynthUna, ia the neld. In all likeCol. John H. Whallen and his lifeMr. S. A. Bratcher and wife, or lihood there will be no more eatries O'Rear and Gov. Willson have lit- Shaw, Frank A. Vanderllp, George prints a joint letter, written by long partner and In every Hartford, were the guests of Mr. J. R. Cortelyou, the late Paul Monon in the race before the Democratic tle or no love for each other in a po- A. Bllbro and. wife last Sunday. Eckels, Dawes Committeemen Sam T. Spauldlng, of undertaking, James P. Whallen lltltal or party way. The Judge and Comptrollers State primary. July 1. Mr. Gilbert Jackson Is on the sick and Rldgely, Mr. Norton's special the Fourth district, and Wllllan P. had definitely and permanently regave forth bis deli right at the start, The New York lire horror, where when asked if he intended to re- fitness for high finance was not dis- McDonough, of the Fifth district, tired from politics, and neither of list. Misses Rena and Inez Tlchenor ovfr a huudred working girls lost sign from the Court of Appeals In covered until be took a Government addressed to Henry PerwRt, chair- them would ever again take part In man of the Democratic State Central a political campaign. spent last Saturday night and Sunlhelr llves.aad the fire which wreck- order to prosecute his candidacy. He position. "The announcement, sudden as It day with Miss Lyda Igleheart, near ed Nhw York's State Capitol, both quickly dpclared that he would not. What is there about service with committee, calling on him to order occurred in buildings said to be fire- "In fact," he added, "I expect to ap- the Government which so peculiarly the committee together for the pur- was startling, came as a surprise to Matanzas. Mr. Alvln Rowe made a trip to iUm a man proof. The bet of these buildings point my own successor on for Wall Street? Do pose of calling a platform conven- all except a very few of their intithe nujjjKHHxl Ui h" give out tion to meet In Louisville before the mate friends, though it appears now Matanzas last Sunday evening. Morgan and Rockefeller proof against the bench. may Governor WJllson that this step has been contemplated Mrs. E. M. Morton is visiting positions flames seem to offer little evidence know how to do some things better these to State primary on July 1. The committeemen in the letter by the Whallen brothers for some parents at Utica, Daviess county.her of it when the test rorne. employes for servkes Government than I, but I believe I can select a Mr. Orvllle Ross, of the firm Mcrendered them while they are In declare that it will be folly for the time, and that Col. James Whallen Out beyond some other Jlralts, at better man for my successor than the Government service, or is it be- Democrats to nominate candidates has been largely Instrumental In Millan & Ross, Mrs. J. C. Jackson Evidently can Governor Willson." liayonne, K. J., tbe board of health They Inclose a bringing this end about. His heart and Miss Alta McMillan cause of a realization that mn like without a platform. returned ban been prying underneath the wall Judge O'Rear has a poor opinion of a secretary to the President are lia- copy of a resolution which they want and soul have been set for a good last Friday from Louisville, where Gov. Wlllson's appointing abilities. paper of residence and discovered ble to have valuable secrets which presented at a meeting of the com- while upon both of them getting out they had gone to purchase a spring fliseade germs there. It is not exact- DIKCII.MtGKI) ytm may be useful for speculative pur- mittee, calling for a platform con- of politics entirely, and, when not stock of goods for thejr store here. ly In putting new wall paper over old vention. The convention is to be engaged strictly with their business 'JO I'OHB HKKOItK A XEGRO poses? Miss Maybln Render, of Matanzas, that dlkease nots are crrated, but Going or coming, the path be- fbeld for no other purpose save that Interests, spending the rest of their is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alvin liayonne teems to be the first town Chicago, March 31. Jlamle Ulan-h- tween Wall Street and President of adopting a party platform upon time in travel together, and with Rowe. to try to fight wall paper as unsaniMrs. H. H. Lewis is at Hardlns-bur- g artist's model, who refused to Taft's immediate circle is short and which the nominees of the party their families, taking life easy, tary In overy respect. pose un dra pod before a negro in a much traveled. Attorney General shall stand in tho coming November free from care and worry. at the bedside of "It is known that Col. Jim Whal- who is dangerously III. her father. The first step of this extra session life class at the Art Institute Mon- Wickersham, It will be recalled, was election. len has far more influence with "Col. was discharged when formerly a sugar trust attorney; Mr. B. N. Everly, of of Congress will be to pass the Can- day, Pleas Notice to Claimants. John Whallen than every one else ant, died very suddenly Point Sundoy Reciprocity bill, and the next she again refused to appear before the President's brother, Henry P; adian last All persons having claims against In the wide world combined, and morning of heart failure. He leaves movement will likely be an effort the class if the negro were permit- Taft, is on record as a sugar trust tbe estate of S. F. Jones, deceased, while they always act aa a unit on one daughter attorney; of the Interto materially reduce the tariff on ted to remain. and . five brothers to are hereby notified to present same every proposition, in business as well nn.on 1.She was given an opportunity to ior Ralllnger was formerly adviser uuu.u uib jobs, ne was a member wool and woolen goods. If this can to me, at my residence, one and lf as politics, those closest to them say of tho Baptist Church be accomplished, the Western Sena- change her decision not to appear for the Interests having deslgnes upat West Point, miles west of Centcrtown, Kentor, who has been called the great- before the negro, but when she re- on Alaska coal lands; Secretary of tucky, properly proven, on or before that tho younger Whallen's Judg- at which place the funeral occurred ment has controlled their course and Rev. L. W. Tichonor con est shepher since Abraham, will lose fused, was told that her services no Commerce and Labor Nagel was for- May 1, 1911, or they will be forever policy as often as, If not indeed moro ducted tho service, longer were required. merly attorney for the Waters-Pierc- e a million or two dollars for his which was large persons Indebted to tho often than, that of Col W. R. Crompton, the member of John him- ly attended, after which the remains (Standard) Oil company, and barred. byAll but ninety millions of estate note or account must set- self. Now that they have agreed to- were Interred in the family grave Americans will wear cheaper, more the class who is said to have Insti- Secretary of War Dickinson wag tle at once, as tbe estate has to bo gether to quit politics, get out of yard. gated Miss Dlanha's first refusal to personal attorney for the late elegant and more comfortable wound up. political game, and given their the nose, together with J. R. Campbell, and general counsel for the Messrs. John and Enoa Elliott, of J. R. ADDINGTON, Admr., positive word to that effect, every Sutherland, who had been active In upholding Illinois Central railroad. Daviess county, visited 13t4 Centertown, Ky. man who knows' them realizes that relativesIVe confess that we were very the model's stand In 'the matter, A Cliunge Suggested here last Saturday and Schedule "K" much disappointed in Judge Reed, wore refused admission to the instiSunday. Has Got to Go, ' it is final." Miiht "Come Clenn." His withdrawal from the race for the tute when they presented themselves Mrs. Ura Sublett. of Owonsboro. The Democrats may decide to add Evansvlllc, Ind., March 31. Hor Gen. nnckner nnle anil Hearty. Democratic nomination for Govern for their classes. They were stop- a clause to tho reciprocity agreement ace Slsson, a young farmer, aged visited her parents, J. B. Madd'ox Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, tho nor caused no dismay, but some ped by Secretary William R. French, authorizing tho President, by and family, here laBt week.' twenty-onresiding at Spring City, "Sago of Glen Lily," celebrated tho confusion, which always works ill who notified them that their tickets ' net, to reduce the tariff du- Tenn., was refused Ha admission into h anniversary of his to the political party It affects. He no Jo""r would be honored. When ties of this country, on any item, tbo United States army here because For Sale, Farms All sizes, from ' birth Saturday, April 1,'ln the room 6 to 300 acres. should never have entered the race tho men, to test his authority, at- whether included in the Canadian of bis untidy appearance. He was In Wo can nlea'ae'vou . he had there been any doubt as to his tempted to pass him, guards pre- agreement or not,, whenever Cana- told to "go home, and clean- up and ty. whichwas was born in Hart coun- if you want to buy land. 'C Ho a hero In two wars, wan to have vented their entrance. utaylng quolitje.,51jpetter A. C. YEISER da is willing to put them on hen then come back and Join tho army." Governor of Kentucky, ;CO.V, and a candi-- l Hartford,' Ky. The Hartjord Herald 'SE'JLSSSL'yS REGnmnr bill than it , EASTER c'y port-offi- ce daahat i '?" i I , ; " MILLINERY 7 "What are They ? uomg to Wear ana a answered 1 J i ! -- - rrrMrmt Im-t- he aa-wa- "" un-t- i i, - nom-rfg- ,j rk,,,......!''I ! wi WeVe Hats that are are particularly pattern the - And moderately priced can't why One get ao H tiir pre-electi- i ,,,, nlrir4., buy Hat Hat at I authentic weird Along with the knowing you l&ch-how- ? iPp ; I 4 ) ' I - ,.m J7:VMNIarjllUl c Payne-Aldrl- ch ; ' I" mma rv . jPayne-Aldric- - out-hhh- ft ! j l' Ker-tuc- ky 1 ' Courier-Journa- l. old-fae- b- one-ha- lf j 1 R-.'- A Demo-rntt- l high-salari- HKJ-TBlXf- i a, 1- 1 one-ha- to-da- y. Har-rlm- an - exc-utl- ve e, eighty-eight- i.i - v" M K I p ft S : ..Arjare.TaMj-ifcigym I'll BBBBBgyVyBBBhMMaBBBBBBaBaBjBjBMBaBB aauli'iliTi Turn i Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa fc .;;aM . , ..t. .. -.- , ..Atu, J hurt, "ni rrryrr ' -- ,nwMG.-..y j .L , j& j Thomas, John Makes Home Baking Easy SCHOOL NOTES. Sanderfur, Beaweek looking after his political ver Dam; Walter .Park, Hartford, fences as candidate for Democratic route 3;' Solpn Chlnn, Beaver Dam, ' Tho census blanks have been sent route 2; J. W. Wilson, Albert Pat out to all the trustees of the county. nomination for Secretary of State. Floral design book of F. Walker terson, Prentls; J. T. Miller, If any one has failed to receive them J. L. Brown, Rockport; they should notify the Superintend& Co., of Louisville, and can furnish floral designs for funerals and E. S, Barnes, C. P. Brown, H. B. ent at once. Be sure to make two Faught and J. W. Loney, Hartford, lists, one for the Superintendent and special occasions. route 4; J. H. Loyd, Geo. W. Keown, one for the County Clerk. E. T. WILLIAMS, J. W. Peckenpaugh, Emll Eskrldge I wish to say to the boys of the Hartford, Ky. 13tf and Clifton Shown, Fordsvllle;Thos. county who expect to enter the corn daugh- E. Cooper, J. F. Faught Madeline, the and T. ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young, Wade Strotton, Cromwell; Harrison contest, you should send me your died at the homo of her grandmoth- Austin, Beaver Dam, route 1; J. E. name and age at once. This coner at Rockport, this county, Mon- Curtis, A. Ross, J. E. Goff, Wm. H. test will be of great benefit to you, day, of brain fever. Interment at Ross, Centertown, and J. N. Berry-ma- your parents and your entire neigh borhood. Do not hesitate any lonat 10 o'clock. Central Grove Wysox, were among our call ger but Join at once. The names of Mrs. J. P. Casebler and brother, ers Monday. all who enter will be published nnd Mr. J. G. Dell, Pleasant Rrldge, vistho prizes to be awarded will be Fine Entertainment. ited relatives in Hartford Saturday "The Face at the Window," pre- made public. Send me your name. and Mrs. Casebler and Sunday. sented at Dr. Bean's Opera House Let me help you, then, together we MlssOrrel Fielden, city, were pleas- last Friday night by the Hartford can bpneflt the whole county. to thank the ladies ant callers at The Herald office Sat- Players' Club, was a most excellent HENRY LEACH, Supt. The only baking powtfor urday. rendition of this popular play ami presence our Millinery made from Royal Grape SHIPPING FACILITIES Dr. Oscar Flener, of Beaver Dam, highly enjoyed by the large crowd Cream Tartar ARE BEING PERFECTED has been chosen 2d Lieutenant of present. It was a splendid entercerNO ALUMO LIME PHOSPHATE Company H, of Hartford, and Dr. tainment throughout. The mem-- ' Mr. James N. Chandler, traveling tainly DoWeese, of Horse Branch, has been bers of the Club evinced a high ormany comappointed by the Governor as 1st der of histrionic talent and the va- freight agent for the Louisville & pliments received during Lieutenant In the medical corps, at- rious characters were portrayed In Nashville Railroad Company, of Ev- - OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BAPTIST CHURCH. O tached to the Third Regiment, K. the most artistic style. The latest ansvllle, Ind was In Hartford Wed- O for feel well hours songs filled In between nesday, perfecting arrangements for OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S. G. music and stock shipments from this point. He A small blaze at Mr. Dan King's the acts, and this was a most enjoy- say arrangements have Prayer meeting and business sesthat of getting out and arresidence last Thursday afternoon able feature of the entertainment. been made whereby stock shipped sion of the church Wednesday ev Club Is certainly a The Players caused much excitement In town unrush has ranging our stock. addition to Hartford's from Hartford, In carload lots, leav- ening at 7:30 o'clock. til It was found that the blaze was splendid ing here at four o'clock In the evenTeachers' meeting In the Baraca worthy enterprises and an organizaextinguished In a few moments. The ing, will reach Louisville at 5:30 the room Thursday evening at 7:30 of begun. fire was discovered In the wardrobe tion which deserves the most liberal next morning, or If shipped in lots o'clock. support. It Is their intention to near the Are place. But little damSinging class meets Friday evenB warning. give regular entertainments at stat- with as many as six cars, with speccomes late! ttM age was done. ial arrangement, will be sent ing at 7:30 o'clock. ed intervals. through without a stop. The stock Sunday School Sunday morning The many friends of Mr. W. G. Duncan, who underwent a very del- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO pens here are In fine condition and at 9:45 o'clock. d Morning worship at 11 o'clock icate operation at the Norton In-- t 0 MARRIAGE LICENSE. O tho scales have been arranged for accommodation of stock men, so that and evening worship at 7:30 o'clock. lirmary, Louisville, two weeks ago, .OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oblige us coming early y B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening at he is there Is- no - Tf atari why Hartford will bu glad to know-tha- t will soon bo recovering and Render, Beaver Dam, to Ber- should not be made a Tom 6:30. shipping point. able to be out again, with his health tha J. Paxton, Heaver Dam. We want to please you, and by you .com1 Wo.s u Good Show. shipping Concerning facilities completely restored. A. D. Raymcr, Cottonwood Falls, ing at once, wo can better serve you. The rallieon rnmpfly Company Kan., tv Sudio McDaniel, Ta!or from Hartford, the following will Owens-borCapt. Jas. M. DoWeese, of be of Interest to A. S. of E. people: held forth at Dr. Bean's Opera Thanking you again for your presence was In Hartford Saturday Mines. Evansvllle, Ind., March 31, 1911. House last Thursday night to a largo R. P. McDowell, Beaver Dam, to night and Sunday, mixing with his I and anticipating an early call, we hope audience. The Williams, Mayor, and well pleased Mr. James H. host of friends and reorganizing his Prosha Rains, Rosine. you will always bear in mind that it pays Further, piny was "Uncle Rube," and the difL. K. Miller. Livia, R. F. D. No. Hartford, Ky., Dear Sir: local company of militia, which has concerning stock shipping facilities ferent characters were splendidly to trade with a house that saves you money always been a pride to our town 2, to Golda Jackson, Livia, R. F. at Hartford, I believe now that ev- portrayed and acted out. The music D. No. 2. and whose existence Is due to the erything has been arranged where- accompanying the play between thn personal efforts of Capt. DeWeese. Notice. by the facilities are well nigh per- acts was of a high order, and mado Judge and Mrs. J. S. Glenn enterThe wheat growers of Ohio county fect, and I hope our people will be the entertainment of a continuous tained Monday evening at their res- will meet with the Ohio County Un- In position to handle the business character. The Calhoon crowd rep In ion of the A. S. of E. at the court that may be offered us from Hart- resented some of the little city's best on Walnut street, idence and they made many of their daughter, Miss Leila house in Hartford on April 8. Good ford with entire satisfaction to our citizenship honor anniversary. attendance is desired. The manager, seventeenth Glenn's friends while here. patrons. Those present were, Messrs. Con I in a pleasant llttl" speech before tho T. H. IULMAIN, Ch'm'n. With kindest porsonnl regards, nor Ford, Andrew Glenn, Misses curtain arose, paid Hartford a nice am, Yours truly, our home Basket Hull Game. compliment nnd assured Hattio Glenn, Lorena Ford, Eddith JNO. W. LOGSDON, Supt. : Double-headat Opera House' Duke, Effio Duke, Mildred Elgin, talent club that should they come to Join's Itratul, Calhoon, he would Insure them a Nancy Ford and Mary Elizabeth Saturday night between the Reds and Blues, two well matched teams Pure Animal Matter Fertilizers, crowded house. Felix. picked from the High School boys; manufactured by Jones Fertilizer Hon. Ruby Laffoon, of Madlson-vlllBasket Hall. nnd between the Crickets and the Co., Louisville, Ky., for sale by W. Miss Lillle Thomas, of Louisville, Illinois Central Railroad Time TaDemocratic candidate for State Spiders, two A basket ball team has been orwell trained girl teams. E. Ellis, The Produce Man, HartIs the guest of the Misses Nail and' ble at Beaver Dam, Ky. Auditor, was In Hartford Monday, ganized by some of our business men teams will give the public two ford, Ky. 14t4 visiting old friends in Hartford. South Bound. North Bound. shaking hands with the boys and Thesegames of nnd they have played two games fine ball. WANTEnTwo girls to help making friends. Mr. Laffoon Is the No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. with the college team, winning each No 25c. Admission, reserved UNIQUE CHARACTER OF only Democratic candidate for this THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS time by a score of 4 to 6 In favor of AdNo 12212:28 p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. with cooking and housework. seats. Everybody Invited. No102 2:48 p.m. No. 1318:55 p.m. dress Dr. L. B. Bean, Hartford, office from this section of the State the Business Men. Those composing Concerning and has a strong following. He Is Mr. J. R. Goodloe, the team are: J. C. Iler, Joo Miller, Ky. Notice. J. E. Williams. Agt 13tf splendidly fitted for the office which The meeting of the County Union whose death wa'fe recounted In The Bell, Clarence Casebler, Just received a fine lot of Pound he seeks and would make an excel- A. S. of E. will occur next Friday Herald last week, and who was the Dr. H. J. with John T. Moore as Estill Park, Flowers and Flower Pots for sale Prints in checks, grays, blues and lent Auditor. and Saturday, April 7 and 8. All father of Mrs. John J. McHenry, of substitute. Col. C. M. Barnett has 13tf light colors. Don't delay coming by E. T. Williams, Hartford, (Va.) been elected as captain of the BusHartford, tho Richmond locals are requested to send Miss Nellie Woodward has gone too long. Carson & Co. in n lengthy ac- iness Men's team, and some real fun as .Important business w'll Best Northern White Seed Oats was to BIrksvllle, Ky., where she come before the body. count of the deceased says In part: is expected in future games. 50 cents per bushel. Leave your Laundry at my Grocery. called by telegram to accept a good S. L. STEVENS, President. For fifty years Mr. Goodloe had Hartford Mill Co. 8tf as stenogWork Guaranteed. position with a law firm Domestic finish. Not lee. lived at Afton, on an elevation of rapher and typewriter. Miss WoodFor Rent, All persons owing me will please Called for and prompt delivery. over Ridge Mountains, All persons having claims against expert at her line of A front room In basement, 20x20 the Blue Iter's Grocery. ward Is an 'Phone 140. call and make settlement. looking the beautiful valleys of Dr. Joe T. Miller, deceased, will preMrs. Jennie D. Hamilton, who had work and while the people of her feet. Well lighted. Terms reason- Rocklish and Piedmont. E. W. FORD, M. D. fltf In this sent the same to the undersigned visiting her sister, Mrs. F. L. homo town regret very much to give able. For further particulars call scenery, unsurpassed for beauty, he executors, at Hartford, Kv., on or can find all tho newest styles been You Felix, cltyt, for two weeks, returned her up, they are pleased that her on or address, F. L. Felix. lived his contented and happy life. before the 3d day of May, 1911, In men's and boys' Hats at Carson & talents have also been so fitly rec home Saturday. Many of the best people of Virginia properly proven as required by law, Sale, For Co's. ognized elsewhere. Mr. Henry Nail has returned from A carload of good Northern White and other States have enjoyed his or they will be forever barred. We are headquarters for Seed All persons knowing themselves hospitality and friendship. He was If you ever have anything import- Oats, at 50c per bushel. Hot Springs, Ark., where he spent Potatoes. Prices the lowest. a unique character and a great en- indebted to said decedent will please W. E. ELLIS, several weeks for his health and is ant to go In The Herald, please do Schroader's Cash Grocery. 13tfN come forward at once and settle tertainer. not wait until Tuesdays before bringmuch Improved. The Produce Man. 14t4 Our stock of Oxfords for men, For thirty years he and the late their accounts and save cost. ing it In, If you can possibly get it Messrs. Herbert Burton and EuFor Sale. This April 3, 1911. boys, ladles and children is comDr. J. B. Hawthorne, nt one time sooner. Tuesdays are always gene Lauterwasscr, Hartford, route to us One White Mountain Grand Re- pastor of tho First Baptist Church, D. G. MILLER, Carson & Co. plete. days with us, and the sooner rush 1, were pleasant callers at The Herfrigerator, 30 Inches deep, 60 Inches Richmond, were Intimate friends. . MILLER. ELIZABETH wo get a matter, the better attenMr. E. S. Howard, of Beaver Dam, ald office yesterday. Cost $100. They hunted together, worshipped Executors of the last will of Dr. Joo give It. However, we wide, 90 Inches high. tion wo can paid .The Herald a pleasant call Fri14t4 T. Millor, deceased. Old Papers, Lots of 'Em For sale do not wish to leave out any mattor Been used but little. Will take $55. together and maintained a friendday. ,J. D. BAUGH. ship unusually close and tender. Dr. at The Herald office. To go on of Importance up to tho hour of goAgoil Woman Gone. Beaver Dam, Ky. 12t4 Another big shipment of new and shelves or under carpets or for blast- ing to press at 4 p. m. Tuesdays. Hawthorne, In speaking of his Mrs. Marie Catherine Lauterwasnobby Clothing Just received at Car- ing purposes. Five cents per largo Only rush It to us as soon as posfriend, Mr. Goodloe, once stated Dam, Mrs. J. S. Chlnn, Bea-eson & Co's. most unique man he scr died at the home other son, Mr. package. tf sible. who has been seriously 111, was re- that he was the had ever known. His large phy- R. D. Lauterwasser, of East HartMaxwell, Mr. J. D .Crowe, of near, Mr. R. S. Jackson and son, MasThe Ohio County Fiscal Court ported better yesterday afternoon. sique, Imposing stature and noble ford, Thursday morning at 1:30. wasYa pleasant caller at The)' Herald ter Edward Jackson, Beaver Dam, . convened In court hall yesterday FOR SALE, head made him a conspicuous fig- She was also tho mother of Mr. Fred offlceVesterday. route 1, were pleasant callers at with County Judge R. R. Wedding A good Country Campbell Cylinder ure In any company. His vigorous Lauterwasser, and a sister of Mr. nresldlnsr. County Attorney C. E. Arthur Petty, foreman of the The Herald office Saturday. by a Intellect and lrrepresslve humor Fred Wcorner, both of this city. Sho 5ikcij Justices Press. Has been displaced Gazette, spent Sunday at Messrs. S. F. May & Co. left for Smith nnd the following Will made him the centre of every group also leaves a daughter at Louisville Cottrell. large hte old home here. Morton's Gap last Monday, where present: C. V. Miles, Tlios. S. San sell cheap. For further particulars In which ho was placed. and two sons at Tell City, Ind. Tho they went to do some reconstruc- ders, J. L. Patton, J. C. Jackson, address The Herald. Newyears he was a deceased has been 111 for about II vo tf For over forty If you wont the Latest and Mack Cook, B. S. Chamberlln and devoted member of the Hebron Bap- years and was S3 years old. Tho reest and Best In Spring Dress Goods, tion work for the L. & N. railroad. Tho court will likely J. H. Miles. LOCAL MARKET PRICES. mains were taken from this city Fritist Church, of Nelson county. visit Carson & Co. Judges J. S. Glenn and Jno. B. be In session the greater part of .the Will pay the following prices unday morning on the M H. &. E. to Saturday from week, as several questions of Im roturned Mrs. Josie Duke, of Dundee, was Wilson For Snlc. til next Issue of The Herald: Cnnnellton, Ind., where the Intera pleasant caller at Tho Herald of- Parkersburg, W. Va., where they portance are to be considered, not Hens per lb lie White Plymouth Rocks. Good ment took place Saturday afternoon. spent tho greater part of last week k '.0."5c layers. fice last Wednesday. i fc Bred from prize winners. the least of which is the Old Rdosters per lb on legal business. ing proposition. Card of Tlinnks. 05e Stock and eggs for sale. Young Roosters per lb yesterMr. Tlce. Burns returned Realizing ". Mr. Ben T. Taylor went yester05c MURRAY Av. HUDSON, the great number of day from several days visit to rela Mr. Murray Daniel, of near Bea- Geese per lb McHenry, Ky. day to Birdseye, Ind., where he was ver Dam, Is at tho New Commercial Ducks per It) kind acts of love and tender sympaHe 12m3-Owensboro. ij tives at thy tendered us during tho recent summoned by telegram to the bedHe Turkeys per lb MnWd Mrs. D. H. Barnes, city, side of his father, Mr. Simon Tay- Hotel, Hartford, for awhile, where Eggs per dozen Illness and death of our dear moth He Root. .1. Rarnett Seriously III. our ho Is delighting the people of Robt. J. Barnett. who was born er and grandmother, we wish to acvisiteayne iamuy oi air. jumjiju lor, who Is seriously ill. little city with his talents as a mu- No. 1 Rubber, per lb., free from near Hartford, Is very yesterday and -cloth, nails and other material 04c and reared Thomas Hospital, Nash- knowledge them through tho col 1 Brjraea, Miss Irene Miller, who was .called sician. Mr. Daniel is sightless, and 111 at St. Stevens', qf Beaumns of this paper, assuring our 02c per tt No. 2 Rubber J. P. home, on account of (ho Illness has been so all his life, but this only upon there many friends that they wero receivOlc ville. Ho was operated ver Dam, gaVe Tho Herald a pleas- and death of her father, Dr. J. T. seems to add to his musical ability. No. 3 Rubber per lb gall stones and 20c on March 25th for ed with deepest appreciation and we ant call while In town Friday. performer on Scrap Iron per cwt Is a good Miller, has returned to Caddo, Okla., He while ho has good chance for recov- will ever remember those who were V.'. E. ELLIS, nlmost any kind of a musical instruery, ho Is still in a rather dangerous so .Take your Produce of all kinds to where sTie Is teaching school. -- ri Man. kind to her and so sympathizing Produce ment, but the piano is his favorite, Grocery and get the Bcbroader'8 His brother, Dr. Nestor to us. May your reward be greater condition. There will be preaching by tho plays with wonderJ3tf pastor at Mt. Hermon Methodist and upon this he highest market prices for It. was with In local option elections in eight Barnett, of Caneyvllle, Truly, ful skill and effect. He has natural Indiana townships, prohibition forces him during tho operation. He Is a than any wo can confer. V. Hoover, Hartford, Church next Sunday at 11 a. m. and Messrs. W. R. D. Lauterwasser and Family. people are quick were victorious talent which our In seven. Tho brother of E. P., Victor G. and A. route 3; W, A. Maddox, Beaver 7:30 p. m. Will meet to reorgan- to recognize. New. York citizens protested in a "wets," however, carried two cities, M.' Barnett, near town. DamVrouto 2; Albert Cox, Hartford, ize the Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., Sunday meeting At last account he was getting big Indignation Messrs. W. M. Addington, Equal Plymouth and1 Newcastle, which route J,, .and L. G. Weller, Olaton, A full attendance both at Sunday county option law were along very well and his recovery is night against conditions revealed by route 1, gave The Herald" a pleaB- - School and church is greatly de- ity; J. A. Thomas, J. E, Bean, M. "' hopefully expected. tho recent Washington Place fire. Bean, city; W. B. Taylor, Judge J. ."dry." call while in Hartford Thursday. sired. ld Mr. O. B. Likens spent a few days M. Porter, Jas. H. In Louisville the latter part of last Keith and D. L. D. n, to-d- HWHHHMHHHH We want &AKSH6 POWDER of for Absolutely Pure their at Opening Saturday. We appreciate the the day, and paid our labor spent Our already i Now a word Easter Everybody Will Want a New Hat! So by rap-Idl- first-cla- ss o, "JmzOo, Hertford, Kentucky. er e. dele-gatc- Times-Dispatc- h, r road-wor- m p to-da- y. Ex-Sher- iff i Ml , 4T , t H VJ y il I "JiWimniiiiLiypi my my, ffKrrsm "H"" The Hartford Herald WKDNKSDAY M. APRIL 5 II. & E. RAILROAD TIME TA RLE AT HARTFORD, KY. ..Time table effective Sunday, Dec. 4th,contulns the following schedule: No. 112 Xorth Round duo 7:20 a. m. Dally except Sunday. No. 114 North Round due 3:40 p. m. Dally eveept Sunday. No. 115 South Round due 8:55 a. m. Dally except Sunday. No. 113 South Round duo 1:40 p. m. Dally except Sunday. II. E. MISCIIKE, Agt. TRAGIC ti STORY )) OF HOPE Dili HAS PURSUED Trail Red With Blood and Wet With Tears. DARK DISASTER Every Possessor of the Wonderful But Seemingly Fatal Gem. TltL'E HISTORY OF MAY YORK Dark Trail of Famous Diamond. Jean Baptlste Tavernler Torn to pieces by vlld dogs wh'le hunting. Jlmc. Do Montespan Supplanted by her rival. Beheaded. Plcholas Fouquct Guillotined. Mario Antoinette Princess do Lartiballes Stoned to death. Nameless Man Suicide. Nameless Man Starved to death. Hope Family Henry Thomas troubles. Lord Francis Hope Debts and and unhappy marriage. May Yohe Scandal unhap-plnes- s. Frankel & Co. Financial troubles. Several Turkish Officers Violent deaths. Zubayba Shot by her Salma lover. Abdul Hamld Deposed. Drowned. S. I. Habld Mrs. Edward D. McLean Illness. Edward B. McLean Costly litigation. As one of(lts victims, I have been asked to write the story of the Hope diamond. Frankly, I do It with reluctance. It is ill to talk of an 111 thing. But perhaps one American woman may help others to avoid the curse that fell upon her. If the husband of Mrs. Evelyn AV. McLean, latest owner of the diamond, Is wise he will settle the expensive litigation been Into which ho has already drawn by the stone's baneful Influence and thon cast It Into the bottom of the sea. The Immense blue diamond which was formerly the property of my husband, Lord Francis Hope, has cut a sinister trail down the centuries, a trail that Is red with blood and black with shame and wet with tears. Death and disaster have dogged the footsteps of the temporary owners of this malignant stone, for It Is a notable fact that It has never remained long In anyone's possession. I have wondered sometimes If the bane were laid upon It by the will of a Jealous Eastern god In revenge for his loss. Because the first positive bit of history relative to the diamond Is that it was stolen from India In the latter part of the Seventeenth century by one Andre Tavernler, a Frenchman and a subject of Louis XIV. To the Grand Monarch he took his And, bartering It for 2,500,000 francs and a barony. But the good merchant did not long enjoy his fortune. Within a year he was torn to pieces by wild docs on a hunting trip In Spain, and the diamond's work of destruction was begun. Incidentally I have read that when Louis purchased the gem it was still In the rough and weighed no less after the Amstordam Jewelers had worked at It, only C7 carats were left. After the French revolution, when it was bought by the grandfather of Lord Hope, it had been cut down to 44 carats, which is its present size. But L am going ahead too quickly. Madame de Montespan, the beautiful favorite of the great Louis, is the first woman on record to feol the baleful influence of the diamond. Coincedent with her acqulslon of it came the growing ascendency of her successful rival, Madame do Malnte-noThe latter, who is said to have depended on' charm of mind rather than of person, was wise enough or 112 14 n. thnn carats. But body was found and had hurried to careless enough not to demand the the scone, but he testified that he of her guerdon. Jewel PERRY had mado an examination of the) But another favorite of Louis', M. man's throat and mouth and that Fouguet, borrowed it for one of his there wero no traces of any burning magnificent fetes and two years ' There Is a bottle of Cardui waiting for you at tba BODY by acid and that a test mado with he lost his head. later drug store. Have you tried it? paper for any trace of acid, litmus Louis XV. had the sense to leave If not, we urge you to do. so, before your troubles failed to reveal any whatever. the magnificent thing in his treasure have obtained such a hold on you, that nothing will drive In the pockets of the man's clothvaults during his entire reign. But Found in Old Owensboro them out ing wore found a letter and a note In Queen Marie Antoinette, another Even now, It may be nearly too late. But try It anya book, each requesting that If any wearMill Door. beautiful woman, insisted on how, If anything can help you, Cardui will. It has helped thing happened to him, his niece, ing it to a great bali at theTullerries. in thousands of cases, where other medicines had been Miss Pearl Tichenor, of Bovier, Afterward sho loaned It to her bostried In vain. Why should it not do the same for you? OF DEATH UNKNOWN Muhlenberg county, ho notified. THE CAUSE s. om friend, the Princess de When it was announced that no Not so long after, the latter trace of poison could be detected In was torn to pieces by the Paris mob, Empty the man's mouth or throat, somo and the neck on which the diamond To Coroner's Jury doubt resulted as to whether or not had glistened was paraded In front Carbolic Acid Bottle it was a case of suicide, as the body of Bourbon's prison window. And had evidently been In the building not long after the Queen herself By. J Found Near only a short time when it was dis went to the guillotine. One can only guess at the secret WAS HEAHED IN OHIO COUNTY covered, as it was stated that It was still warm, and yet, although the tragedies linked to the diamond dur"My daughter. Octava, would have been In her grave ground around tho houso was muddy ing the next forty years, though I today, had it not been for that fine medicine, Cardui," Messenger of from tho rain, The Owensboro the shoes worn by the But do not fancy they were few. writes Mrs. Laura Lawrence, of Drehnon Springs, Ky. says: victim were not the least muddy. again as the Thursday In 1830 It appeared "Nothing I tried helped my daughter, until she had The lifeless body of Perry B. The funeral will be held this property of an English Jeweler, taken Cardui. I had sent for the doctor, when I thought at 10 o'clock from the one David Ellsson. Ho admitted Tichenor was discovered in an open morning of your medicine and got a $1 bottle. When she had that he bought it of a man who died doorway at the old J. B. Griflln mill home of L. T. Tichenor on Jackson taken four doses she became all right I often recommend about 0:30 street, and the interment will be at of starvation the next day, and who on Oglesby .avenue Cardui to my friends." It o'clock Wednesday morning, by Lu- Macedonia. In turn told a tale of receiving Your druggist sells Cardui with full Instructions for use from a friend who had committed ther Ellis, who was on his way to on the bottle. suicide. The stone, as I have said, work at one of the factories In the Writ to: Ladles' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tena, had been cut down some twenty car- city. The body was lying just In- O I'OEMS YOU'LL ENJOY. O book, "Home Treatment for Women." sent free. lor Special liulnttlons, and ats, but it was almost immediately side of a door at the factory, which O O had not been operated for about a O Tho Herald's Special Selections. O recognized as a crown Jewel of France. That nation, however, made year, but which for several years O O 00 no attempt to recover It. She had was run by the Peter Best Chair "IP I HAD THIS OH THAT" Company. s, had been dismissed, some wero enough of the hoodoo. some were On discovering the body of the When Abraham Lincoln was a lad freighters wd Instead, It was bought by Henry MEXICAN SOLDIER jomo had formerly served in tho Thomas Hope, to whom It brought a man, Ellis returned to his home and And lived in a hut in the wood, From called his father, John Ellis. Both No books, no lamp, no time ho had, Federal army one told me he had v series of family misfortunes. . J ill him is descended to Lord Francis men then went to tho mill and It And yet, It is understood, eaviiyeu iruui uie ti-- j reuerai urroy.I A QUEER was He trudged many miles to borrow a was at once seen that the man Hope, the man I married. but one was Just as eager for tho I have nothing in the world but dead. fray as tho other. Leslie's The police department was book. the most cordial respect and admir- notified and officers were soon on Tho light of the flickering fire he ation for Lord Hope. It was a love the scene. Acting on the instructook He Gets There What Ho Feared. match on my side and, I believe, on tions of Coroner Pennington, they And studied whenever he could. The manager of a suburban music Same. his. We had happy yearG. But the had the body removed to the underAnd none of his friends ever hail was testing the abilities of sevcurse of the great diamond fell upon taking establishment of tho Owensheard him say, eral candidate for stage honors one us both. boro Undertaking and Livery Ashopeless In a and WITH HIM day last week, and this is how ho CARRIES I frankly admit that I was alto- sociation, where later an Inquest way: let down one of the would-b- o funny gether to blame for leaving him. was held. "If I had this or that, I would." men: .t. Capt. Putnam Bradlee Strong, with The jury, after hearing the evi"I'm sorry, my boy, but your whom I eloped, was pot worth one dence of a brother of the deceased, When Joan of Arc was a little maid, His Actions While Under Fire songs won't do for me. I can't alUntutored, gentle, good, little finger of Lord Hope. He was and also the evidence of the officers Apparently Show Little low any profanity in my theater," And France was conquered and dissimply n handsome, dissolute New who visited the scene, and tho man he said, not unkindly. mayed MayYorker.whose father was twice who found the body, returned a verConcern. "But, 'my dear sir, I do not use By England's masterhood, or. I should never, never have ta- dict that the man had come to his profanity;" replied the nsplrant. JL step but the Hope dia- death through some cause unknown She had no wealth nor armament; ken such a "No," assented the manager, "but Alone, with her faith, the little maid IS A CONSCIENTIOUS FIGHTER mond bewitched me. Under Its spell to them. tho audience would." went I committed the most unhappy misL. T. Tichenor, a brother of the The Mexican soldier is the most And freed her land as she could. take of my life and the proof Is deceased, Identified the body shortXo Hncknche or Kidney Fains. And nobody ever heard her say, peculiar fighting man in the world. Hope disposed of ly after it was taken to the underthat nfter Lord If you have pains In the back, urilonging, empty When I say Mexican soldier, I do nary, In a listless, the diamond, and I got beyond its taking establishment as that of his kidney trouble, diznot mean the Mexican army man ziness bladder or energy, try Mothway: Influence, we both pulled ourselves brother and in the inquest, testified and lack of alone, but the Mexican lnsurrecto as er Gray's Aromotic-Lea- f, "If I had this or that, I would." up short. the pleasthat the deceased was reared In Ohio distinctly difHe did sell It, thank goodness, for county, near Point Pleasant, and When young James Watt sat by the well. They are of a ant herb remedy. As a System regferent type. Since tho insurrection ulator it has on equal. At Druggists, $108,000 to the firm of Frankel, that he was a farmer, but because of fire broke out, on October 22, last, I or by mail, 50c. Ask Jewelers In New York and London. illness he had been unable to work SamAnd watched the burning wood, Then he married a nice English girl, for some time and had been staying He saw the kettle's lid mount higher, have several times seen both the.' ple Free. Address The Mother Gray-Co.- , regular and the lnsurrecto in batpaid his debts, has an heir now and at his home at No. 1222 Jackson Le Roy, N. Y. 14U Observed and understood; tle, under fire and firing at the eneIs very happy. Meanwhile I have street. He had no need of a laboratory 4 my; and, while I candidly admit that A Duet. gotten a divorce from Strong and The witness stated that the broth- To plan tho great steam engine' my respect for tho Mexican as a Soprano was Miss Perkins, "come back" to the stage a sane, er had left his home Tuesday mornglory; A basso Mr. Brown; fighter was at low ebb before I Baw happy woman. ing, taking a suit caso containing He used his eyes as he could. They sang duets together him on the battlefield, it is now the But, of course, the Frankels be- some clothing and had stated that And he never once was heard to highest. He may be afraid of the while gan to have financial troubles, till he was going out Into the country in say, up ho bullets; but, if he shows it in one inthey sold the diamond, this time to an effort to locate some easy work In a shiftless, thriftless, futile stance, he performs some feat the went wont Turkey. Out and secure employment. Abdul Hamld, Sultan of way: Sho down! next that detracts from any streak of sheer curiosity I have followed Officers Dawson and Robbing were "If I had this or that, I would." of "yellow" he might bo accused of. stone examined and they stated that they the recent history of the blue that Is always leaving Its mark in made an examination of tho prem- If now you will read your histories He is either fearless or ignorant in a certain brute way of the real dano'er red. The man who polished it for ises on which the body was found (As I earnestly think you should), ger of war. the Sultan carelessly crushed a and that they saw no signs of any I havo seen the insurrectos under great pearl a few minutes later, and violence having been done the man. The fact will Impress you more and more was beaten almost to death and that there were no evidences that fire when they did not evidence as In tho lives of the great and good. much concern as if it were raining. thrown Into a dungeon. any struggle had taken place and The keeper of the vault In which that from appearances of the body That they were those who never held I have seen the Federals under a back hall of Hro from the Insurrectos, the Jewel was placed was strangled. and the surroundings the victim had A eunuch, afterward made custodwith wounded and dying comrades not struggled at the time of his For circumstance or material lack OF But aroso and did what they could. near to make them wary of the fato ian of it, was hanged by the Turkish death. BOURBON POULTRY And never a one was Hear to that might await them nlso, when mob. And the great stone adorned They testified that within a dissay, actually they stood in plain view of tlio bosom of the Sultan's favorite, tance of about fifteen feet of the CURE In tho weak, surrendering, the enemy to drink a cup of coffee. Salma Zubayba, when she received building, they found a bottlo in down the throat of a tfaplnj doubting way: Then I have seen the Insurrectos, on her death wound from her master, which had been a quantity of carbolchicken, destroys the woriJ and saves the chick's life. In a crazy spasm of terror of the ic acid and that the odor of this "If I had this or that, I would." the open country, scamper like sheep A few drops In the drlnklct water cures and voung Turks who shortly dethroned poison was very noticeable In the In a storm when they feared an atST. NICHOLAS. him. PREVENTS DISEASE tack from the Federals, and I have building and also that the clothes Tell Your Neighbors For the treatment of White Diarrhoea In chldu An effort was made to dispose of of the man where saturated with it. seen tho Federals run like deer to When In need of a cough medicine get out of tho way of lnsurrecto bul- and Blackhead and other diseases In turkeys the diamond through S. I. Habld, a Mr. Lambert was then questioned, It lets, after having previously charg- BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL Parisian merchant. He took pas- as ho had been notified when the to use Dr. Bell's Is the best. Look for the bell on the sage for India In the French ship La ed directly in the face of tho enemy's One 30c bottle makes 1 2 gallons of medicine. m bottle. Seyne, which was sunk In collision rifle pits without a waver until their Sold by Z. Wilbur Mitchell, with the steamer Oude. He was commander had given the order to He Confesses. Beaver Dam, Ky. drowned, nnd It was said he had the, retire. It may be discipline with "Thomas," says tho average wife Hope diamond with him. I drew a to the average husband, "answer the Fedorals that makes them stand enemy, and intuition long, long breath of relief. But a me this one question. Look me In in face of the year later the thing mysteriously rewith the insurrectos that makes equ'vocate. tho eye, and don' appeared in a Parisian shop window! Thomas, have you ever deceived rae them run when they are not in tho And a month after that it was shown mountains I don't know. about anything?" on Fifth avenue! The Insurrectos fought' their bat"Jemima," answers tho average Now Edward B. McLean Is said to tle as if they were doing a day's husband, with an ingratiating smile, would have purchased It as a present for "I might as well confess. 1 havo work and wore afraid ,they by finhis wife. She was suddenly taken offend the "business agent" not altogether frank with vou extoo ill to wear it on the special ocon all occasions. There havo been ishing It too soon. There was no W. H. & J. F. GILLESPIE, casion for which he designed It. Ho citement, no hurry about their methtimes when I havo dlssemblo'l to Is now Involved In a suit for $180,-00PROPRIETORS. ods. Without any apparent tumult, Old people, tired, weak, the extent of trying to appear more a hand of 10 or 15 men would come brought by the firm from which run down people, delicate amiable than I really felt." slipping, sliding and crawling down he bought it. And the man has ..BLACKSM1THING.. scarcely six weeks! owned it children, frail mothers, and the side of the hill that protected us For Sixteen Yearn No, I haven't any explanation of those recovering from severe Dr. Bells has from most of tho Federal bullets, It at all. I have only the facts. But been used by millions of people with into the bunch of visitors and brothillness, this is a fact. I know one thing I've only worn satisfaction. For coughs, er insurrectos at tho bottom, guns Thousands of genuine tes- perfectasthma, from use; and ten the Hope diamond twice, but better colds, in fact all throat and smoking and-ho- t or a dozen fresh men would slip up that a mlllstono be hung about my timonials from reliable peom bronchial troubles. neck than that I should wear ltj ple prove this claim, and to the rock side of tho hill to take their again! places on the top, climbing silently, MAY YOHE. Just tho Thing. further support the fact and A "Can you give my constituent swiftly and with the agility of a cat. prove our faith in what we Wo guarantee Sutherland's Eagle top, they would Nearlng a job on your say, we unhesitatingly de- hereState Senator. railroad?" asked suddenly the their stomachs drop Eye Salve to cure common onto sore the and clare that any one who will eyes In 24 to 36 hours. This seems then push their way slowly to the "But he can't talk English." strange, but It is backed by our try a bottle of VINOL will "Well, give him a Job calling crest, where, from' behind a bowlder guarantee. You run no risk and it have their money returned trains." or a clump of desert weed, thev only costs 25c. m could draw a bead upon the enomy without question if they are The ingredients are on tho carton. in tho valley below. Somo were not satisfied that it did them Dr. Bell's contains cowboys, Borne were small mer good. drugs, and al chants, some were former Federal no FOR FLETCHER'S ways gives satisfaction. Look for For Sale by Hartford Drug Co., rs who had won guberBell's Pine-Tar-Hon- ey (Incorporated) m tho bell on the bottle. natorial orPresjdential disfavor and For Coughs and colds. TICHEK Have Tou Tried It? LIFELESS Planing Lam-ballc- m CARDUI The Woman's Tonic r ooooooooooooooo vaq-aero- m t- FGHTER But Just the HISJM , to-da- y. ONE BOP Ytttbl You Up Will Build GILLESPIE BROTHERS. 0, and Make You Strong hc-e-n Pine-Tar-Hon- ey And Repair Work Specialty Horseshoeing HARTFORD, Kentucky. Children Cry" Pine-Tar-Hon- habit-produci- CASTORI A ofilce-holde- Jr. of Missouri, for divers good and valuable considerations hereunto moving me, forever emancipate and sot "In recognizing the Independence BORDER free from Blavory my negro man, ON OF of the Philippines, our Government William, sometimes called William should retain such land as may be Jones, of mulatto complexion, aged necessary for coaling stations and Uncle about 35 years and about five feet A Subject Which Promises naval bases." and seven Inches In height and be ing the same slave purchased by me Soldiers. THIS APPEARS TO BE A to Loom Large. of Frederick Dent. I do hereby, VERY GOOD COMPARISON manumit, emancipate and set free, A man in Lincoln Is suing for a MANY HARDSHIPS TO ENDURE said William, from slavery forever." THEY ENCUMBEROUR COUNTRY The document Is dated March 20, divorce on the ground that his wire 1859, and the witnesses are H. G. is too much given to patronizing tho In a Way, and We Could Get picture shows and does not stay at Heat, Sand Storms and Poor McClellan and W. H. Hlllyer. m m home to attend to her household Food, Combined With Along Much Better duties. O O MASTEIt COMMISSIONERS That's really too bad, of course. O Scarcity of Water. SALES. O Without Them. Dut It's dollars, to doughnuts she OOOOOOOOO'OOOOOO doesn't have any wage check cashed A IlECIIOX OF LONG DISTANCES DESIItE FREEDOM In a saloon and then spend half or FILIPINOS Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. two-thirof it forboozo before she If the United States troops on the J. F. Hicks, et al Plaintiffs, L (Special Correspondence of Tho starts home. And we'll warrant that vs. border are learning the Herald.) she dbesn't smoke cigars, chew to- Mexican "war game," they are paying for it Exparte. Washington, March 31. Inde- bacco and stand on tho corner and By virtue of a Judgment and order True, there Nor does she with many discomforts. pendence for the 8,000,000 civilized cuss the Government. are few complaints, but pacing up of sale ot the Ohio Circuit Coiut, Inhabitants of the Philippine IslandB seek rest from work by walking term, sandy bank of a dry rendered at the Febrinr is a subject which promises to loom around a pool table for hours on and down the stream, the hot sun shining upon the 1911, In the above cause for tho purlarger nnd larger upon the political end. nor herd with a bunch of her bottom almost like pose of dividing tho proceed.! bekind that rambles till the hoosters white sand of the horizon from this time on. a mirror; sleeping six men In a tent tween the parties as ther Interest? costs Democratic members of Congress come down. And we'll hazard tho on 'the bank of the same stream, of may appear, after paying the a.re getting ready to take interest in guess that every time she asks for sandwltched between a lot of herein, Including a reasonable attor ten the subject, because In the last three a dollar, her husband wants to know offer for sale Moxtcan Jackals; eat ney's fee, I will platforms the party what she did with the dollar ho gave ing "camp chuck" cooked In the) by public auction at the courc home Democratic Monrr.y. tho pledged Itself to do something defi- her three weeks ago last Saturday. open with the unsanitary sand blow- door In Hartford, on nite looking toward Philippine In- Of course, wo don't know a thing on ing from every direction, Is not any 17th day of April, 1911, o'mut ono Tho subject will bo earth about the case, but we Just dependence. upon a credit of six fun, and this Is what the regular o'clock p. m., following discussed more or less at the extra take the risk of guessing that the army of the United States Is now and twelve months, u lf session, and in all probability Is des- defendant In tho case Isn't given to facing. described property, Monroe tined to become one of tho Issues In any of tho above things. A certain tract of land on the Scattered from San Diego, Cal.,, In the approaching Presidential cam- (Mo.) News. khakl- - Hartford and Hawesvlllo road, to Brownsville, Tex., these on paign. of tho flag are watch Ohio county, Kentucky, bounded clad defenders by the lands of Wesley Democrats In favor of getting rid JUDGE E. C. O'REAR OUT ing night and day over the destinies the North by Raphcal Islands are far In the majorof the republic that Is making Tlnsley; on tho East of a sister ity in the party. Some favor ImCrabtrec; on the South by tho lands FOR THE GOVENORSHIP no effort to guard her own frontier. of J. L. Hicks, and on the West by mediate independence, while others Throughout the entiro distance, of Joe Bennett, containing would prefer to have tho date for from one end ot the International the lands 7i" acres. This land will be fixed for the end of five, separation Declares for Extension of County border to the other, stretch the aboutsubject to the life Interest of ten or nlteen years. sold brown conical tents ot the soldiers. Mary Ann Hicks. It Is agreed by nearly everyone Unit Law and Favors Squads of five or six men occupy The purchaser will bo required to that If this country was free of tho each tent, a Corporal or a Sergeant approved security Islands It would reduce to a miniTax Reform. 'of each squad. Every execute bond with In command Immediately after sale. mum the possibility of friction with man does his four hours of guard This 28th day of March, 1911. Japan, and save the country millions Judge Ed C. O'Hear, of Mt. Ster- duty, and then rests until his turn F. L. FELIX, of dollars annually by relieving tho ling, member of the Kentucky Court comes again. While trying to get Master Commissioner. necessity for the tremendous naval formally an- sleep between times, the soldier has of Appeals, last week Heavrln &. Woodward, Attorneys. expenditures which are declared to nounced his candidacy for the Re- very little time for diversion, and necessary to protect the Philipbo Governor, If ho had this time, very little ofpublican nomination for Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. pines. giving out a statement from Frank- fers Itself for enjoyment. In the political parties in tho PhilipAll platform on towns along the border the soldiers W. H. Williams, Plaintiff, fort setting forth the vs. pines favor immediate Independence, which he will run. When seei by are camped on the boundary, or a Defendant. they can not secure that, they but If had no few feet away on the American side, G. L. Vocel, a reporter, he said that he By lrtuc of a judgment and ordesire legislation fixing some definite Intention of resigning from tho and this usually places them in the date for the establishment of a Court of Appeals bench In prosecut- Mexican part of the city, where men, der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, at the March term, 1910. neutralized Philippine republic. "In fact," lid women, goats, cows, pigs and don- renderedabove cause for the sum of ing his candidacy The report of tho Congressional added, my own keys occupy tho same yard, with a In the "I expect to appoint $300.00, with Interest at the rate of Investigating committee, which hold3 successor on tho bench. Governor small hut built of mud, tin cans or C per cent, per annum from tho 4th purto have been within tho law the some Rtlrlts. for sleenlng quarters. Sani Wlllson may know how to do dny of March. 1008. until paid, sub-fechase by American sugar interests of I, but I believe I tation Is unknown to most of these - ot rich In things better than to the followlnR credits- - $30 Friar lands 55,000 acrescan select a better man for my suc- people, nnd the lot of the soldiers ppld August 11. 1009, and $39.ir, violation of tho spirit If not the letcessor than can Governor Wlllson." from this score alone is not the best, costs herein. 1 will offer for sale by ter of the organic act which expressJudco O'Kear's platform calls for for it is seldom that the air Is pure public auction at the court house ly prohibits any corporation from aca redisricting of legislative districts enough to Inhale It with freedom. door In Hnrtford. on Monday, the quiring more than 2,500 acres, has In Kentucky: better school facilities; Water is always scarce In camp 17th day of April, 1911, nbout ono ' caused the Filipinos to become some 'i" woman's suffrage In school matters: and at times has to be conveyed a It lias strengtn-ene- d tax revision; better roads; extension considerable distance,"and is then o'clock n. m., upon a credit of six what Impatient. and twelve months, the following dea feeling that has been growing of tho county unit law to Include often brackish, salty or otherwise scribed property, t: powupon them for some time that In tho towns where every county in the State: the curb- disagreeable. A certain tract or parcel ot land erful American sugar Interests arc ing of legislative lobbying: popular the Mexican settlements are cloe In the town of Doanefield, Ohio Influencing tho Philippine policy of election of United States Senators; by, the water Is usually produced countv, Kentucky, hounded as folthe United States Government. nomination of State officers by from some shallow well that Is in lows: Beginning at a point in the In preference to having tho Friar tho commuch danger of contamination, owall parties In lands or public lands held In largo pulsory primaries; enactment of a ing to the lack of sanitary precau- line between J. J. Huff's lot and the lot formerly owned by Bellamy and tracts by a few concerns with tho corrupt practices act to safeguard tions on tho part of the native. Kelly, ono hundred nnd eighty-fiv- e majority of tho Filipino people more elections; and the taking of tho pris In regions where there Is neces- feet North of the northern boundary farm laborers, tho popular desire is ons out of politics. sity for undue activity, as in the vi- of the Illinois Railroad Central that those lando be held and cultiO'Rear's announcement or cinity of the larger border towns, Judge y running thence and vated In small tracts by the natives. his candidacy had been expected for many of tho squads, being close to- North two hundred nnd tMrtv-fiv- e This is declared to be the better more than a week. A good deal of gether, combine In a company mess feet to a stone: thence West oik means of developing substantial and Interest had centered in his attitude and cook In some shed or under a hundred and five feet to n stone- communities. on the liquor question, whether ho bridge, where they have tolerablv thence South two hundred nnd hlr In the Philippines the belief Is would demand Statewide prohibition fair protection from tho dust and feet; thence Enst one hungrowing that tho United States Is or merely an extension of the coun- dirt that blow with every wind atj dred and five feet to the bcrlnnltiE clinging to the islands more because In his platform he dea mile elng a port of the land do"iiei' to they mako It handy forAmerlcan cap- ty unit law. "uniform county unit." times the men have to walk In the W. n. Williams bv J. A. IlellP"i' clares for a to reach their meals but out italists to exploit tho vast natural candidates for open country whero tho cavalrv and L. O. Pollamy, his wife, ami C Tho Republican resources of tho Islands than be- Governor, who nnnounced previous must ride for great distances and Ar Kellv anil his vfr. Alice Kellv cause the Filipino peoplo are not O'Rcar, are E. T. Franks, whero It Is not possible to keep the September 19. 1903, of Piiffrlent That the to Judge ready for Independence. Owpnsboro, and Lieutenant Gov- detachments encamped cloe to eac'i thereof to produce the sums of monSugar trust and othor big American of Cox, of Maysvllle. other, each little squad has to do Its ey ordered to he nrnde. concerns Intend that the United ernor And some of these own cooking. The purchase will ho required to States shall retain tho Islands for- A MOUNTAIN OF SKULLS as far as 12" execute bond with approved security The ever, they have little doubt. OF MONASTERY squads are located PRIDE miles from a railroad, espcclallv ImmedlPtelv after Bale. Filipino people are looking to tho This 28th day of March. 1911. anthropollgist those along the Rio Grande, east of Democratic party as the only source The work of the F. L. FRL1X. says EI Pnso and south of tho Southern refrom which they are likely to takes him Into strange places, In the countrv call Muster rnmrnllonor. Hawes, In tho April Pacific Railroad, their freedom. ceive Prof. C. H. "Big Bend." Food and oven C. n. Likens and O. D. niack, At Examination of the last threo Wide World Magazine. Sometimes ed the ti. platforms would seem to I found myself In ossuaries like that hay for the horses must be trans torneys. Democratic by wagon and the contract mako it appear that the triumphant at tho monastery of the Holy Trin- ported .lust nines 'Km. to look ity, a most Interesting place, where price is 4 cents a pound for everv d are Democrats The News will give a venr's phb- pound hauled. If the wagons fall into tho subject of Philippine I discovered tho skulls of tho monks scrlption to the candidato for GovHero are n few excerpts who had died during the last three to arrive on time, men and horses ernor, cither lVinc""-atlc Repub wait. The only subsistence the from these platforms: hundred years. I was led Into a must tnl'o a distinctive occas- lican, who will From tho platform of 1900 "We vaulted chamber, and an old, rusty-hing- country affords Is goats and pomp State ovation In ionally a beef, but soldiers In the stand on favor the Immediate declaration of Interdoor was flung open, disclos squads cannot con which the nennle nre vttoitv tho nation's purpose to give tho Fil- ing to view tho gruesomo sight of a field In small ested. fElbahethtown News. they have ipinos, first, a stable form of gov heap of hundreds of skulls. The sume a beef, and, besides, cookernment; second, independence, and monks showed no signs of sorrow or no authority to buy one. The ing must be done In the open, under third, protection from outside Inter- sadness, but were rather Jocular on of a mesqulte or a tor-nllference." the subject of these remains of their the sholter and boiling 13 about the tree, From tho platform of 1904 "We deceased brethren. With tho permeat, alInsist that wo ought to do for the mission of the Abbot, I clambered only method of preparing though some of the commands have Filipinos what wo have done already onto the pllo and, with tho help of El Paso for the Cubans, and It Is our duty ono of the younger monks, proceed- Held ovens for baking. FOR TORPID LIVER. Herald. upon ed to carefully selected examine to make that promise now and A torpid liver deranges tho wnota suitable guarantees of protection to specimens. This particular monk system, nnd produces citizen of our own, and othor coun- was Interesting. He had studied at GEN. OTtAVT T.inF.nATrcn SICK HEADACHE, t SLAVE BEFORE THE WAR tries resident there at tho timo of Athens, and was engaged when I Dyspepsia, Costlvcnoss, Rheu15 our withdrawal, sot the Filipino peo- first arrived in painting a portrait. matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. 'ocu-moSt. Louis, March 31. A ple upon their feet, free and Inde- Ho was a captain of revolutionaries There Is no better remedy for these showing that Ulysses S. Grant common dlstates than DR. TUTT'S pendent to work out their own des- and had been through Boveral camLIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. tiny." paigns, I never met a Cretan who liberated a negro slave only a year Civil War started was Take No Substitute. From tho platform of 1908 "We had traveled bo much In his natlvo before the unearthed by Lawrence "Moskop. a condemn the experiment In Impe- - Isle. The blunder clerk at the court house, ifiii,,, rlallsm. aa an inexcusable enormous DR. BELL'S ANTI-PAI- N document, signed bv Grant reads: which has Involved us In V "Know all men by these presents, ' Fer Internal and External Pain., iakpeuMi, brought us weaknese ln- - NDEPENDENG E ofsfrongth, and laid our naopen to the chargo ot abandontion ing a fundamental doctrine ot stead IT'S NO PIG-NI- G S. Grant, of the city and county of St. Louis, In the State that I, Ulysses PHILIPPINES THE. Just at PresentWith Sam's KV!FNaNccccvaccccctftfcccc Tho Kind You Have Alwnys Bought, and which has been in uso for over 30 years, has homo tho signature of and has been inauo under his pcr- sonal supervision slnco its infancy. ? '&iCUAi. Allow no ono to deceive vou in this. arc but All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Experiments that triflo "with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Just-as-good" I 1 X ooooooooooooooo m Castor Oil, PareCastoria is a harmless substitute goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Fovcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA for GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS foul-smelli- Bears the Signature of C&awf'&C&M The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over TH(C(NTAUHCOMFNr, TT to-w- ... MUMtT STRUT. NCWTORK CITV. 30 Years. HA It I) W K 1 V K, o w i: 5 Fine Watch and Jewelry X S It O It Re- - o z fl - pairing. Cxpert and Artistic Monogram and Plain Engraving. " F LIBERTY SPECIAL' : LD BY CARSON & fun f is Eyes Tested and Lenses Ground C In our Shops. O We ? have a complete Lens- - -y, HATS mux. CO. . HARTFORD Grinding Plant and two x hzskszi&kz: Graduate Opticians nnd can give porfect results. Z Don't buy Glassos from poddlors w;ho spec-- . 5 'A taclo travel et y, K Wo "Z. from city to city. hae Skilled Workmen and the very Finest and Best .; ? 2 Machinery and Stock and are In a position to render good J service. We pay cash for old Gold and Silver. to-wl- s State-conducte- llght-of-wa- law-abidi- ty-fl- ISAItllElt Xo. 27(ir Will make the season of 1911 at () II () II S X CI AV () '31 O IAV (I II VI Cooper Bishop's stable, three miles east of Island, on (Jreen river, on Tuesdays and SUIHEUD'S EAGLE EVE SJLVE Mondays, ench week, and at Wednes- n Center-towdays of the Eyes Good .' Nothing the other threo days of each week. He will stand at $10 to a llUng colt, monoy duo when colt is foaled or mare transfered. Care taken to prevont accidents Building Supplies. but not icsponslhle should any ocF. M. ALLEN, cur. Centertown, Ky. fefelSBi ht in-su- ie Headquarters for If .vou need building ma terial, call on us. We have The I'lne Young Tiottiut; Stallion, KACLK DISPATCH. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Will make the season of 1011 at inv Doors, Sash, Moldings, Floorbarn In Centertown, Ky. He will ing, Ceiling, Finish, Siding, stand at $8 to insure a living colt. Lathes, Shingles, Columns, Money due when fact Is ascertained Rubber Paper and Metal or maro transferred. Care taken to Roofing. Ridgeroll Cresting prevent accidents but not responsiand Guttering, House and ble should any occur. Roof Paints, Dcscilnlidii and lilljiei Lime, Paten DISPATCH wub foaled KAC.LR Plaster, Cement, Common and April. 1903. Is 10 hands IiIrIi, dark Fire Brick, Screen Doors and bay with best of feet and legs, long Wire. duty-boun- o. Bean Bros., End West Union St. Hartford, Professional Cards. J. M. PORTER, Ky. ed Attorney at Law. BEAVER DAK, KY. Will practice hit proleulon In Ohio and ad oltjlngcountlM. Special attention siren to a bmlnesientnuted to htacare. lo Tutt'sPills - PIANK L. FELIX, Attorney at Law, HA&TF0ED, KY. Will practice hit profession In Ohio and ad jlnlng counties and In the Court of Appeals Crlmlnalpractlce and Collections a specialty. Office In the Herald bnlldlnsj C. U. BAS.NBTT. C. X. SMITH, mane and tall, fine style nnd action. Ho is by the renowned saddle and harness stallion, Red Kagle No. 2S, he by Red Squirrel, No. r.3, he bv Dlack Squirrel, No. 58, lie by Black Eacle. No. 71, ho by King William, No. ."", he by Washington Denmark, No. 04, he by flalnes Denmark, No. 01, he by old niack Denmark, the 4 mile raco horse, ho by Imported Hedgeford. EAOLE DISPATCH'S first dam Dell Habram. by Old Dispatch. No. 4480, he by Onward, No. 1G11, ho by George Wilkes, No. 519; second dam by Don Pedro. Your patronage solicited. F. M. ALLEN, Centertown, Ky. The Fine Young Jack, I1LACK IIALDY, Will make tho season of 1911 at my barn at Centertown, Ky., and will stand for $8 to Insuro a living colt. Money due when fact Is ascertained or maro transferred. Caro taken to prevent accidents but not responsible Bhould any occur. F. M. ALLEN, Centertown, Ky. Ht8 -- nt Attorneys at Law. HARTFORD, KY. Will practice their profession In all the Court ilOhlo and adjoining; counties and In the Conr (Appeals. Collection a specialty. i BARNETT L SMITH, HI to-da- v. Herald only $1 y'r v ry The Hartford Herald I. vw lv tr I It x Sunday of last" November he preachON RAMPAGE .". . .APRIL 5 ed his sixtieth anniversary sermon WEDNESDAY at tho Presbytorian church at Smiths Grove, of which he was pastor at the time of his death. Ho Is survived by With a Gun Crippled One Man two sons, Edgar Grlder, of Bowling ATTORNEY PAYS For Life A' Boy Also Green, and. Mack Grlder, of Smiths L. Grove, and four daughters, Mrs. Wounded. U. Porter, Merkol, Texas; Mrs. Al$1 Mayfleld, Ky.; Mrs. bert Anderson, . The Owensboro Inquirer of Mori-da- y Henry Cullens, Philadelphia, and says: n Ruble, Smiths Grove, all Mrs. W. To Regain His Baby from of whom were at his bedsldo when While In a drunken condition, Lawrenco Wethlngton, section forehe died. Bold Abductors. man of the Louisville, Hendorson & HEAVER DAM. St. Louis Railway Company, with April 3. Mr. Dallas Austin, who headquarters at Newman, pulled off CHILD KIDNAPED FROM HOME left this county about 20 years ago a Wild-We- st stunt Sunday afternoon to go West, died last week at Pop- that came very near costing the llfo lar BlufT, Mo. His remains were of Smith Hulsey, a young farmer of And Mother's Arms at Las brought to this place and Interred that neighborhood. As It is, Hulsey In the Liberty burying grounds. Is crippled for life, having lost his Vegas, N. M., and Taken The trustees of our town have right hand, and also the thumb of gone to work to pike some of our his left hand. Willie DunVi, a to Mountains. streets and wo will soon have a boy, who happened to be pike on Main street through to the standing near, also lost his little fin mother's ruiRHFUL ordeal corporate limits on each side of ger on the right hand, tho result of town. Tills will bo a great help to a shot fired by Wethlngton. Las Vegas, N. M April 1. Two m the country as well as an Improve Sunday afternoon about 2:30 masked men forced an entrance Into ment to the town. o'clock, while a large crowd of peo the home of A. T. Rogers, a promiThe Owcnsboro Basket Ball team nent lawyer, at 11 o'clock Wednes- visited our town Saturday and play- ple was loafing around the depot at Newman, some engaged In pitching day night and at tho point of revolved our boys a game which resulted dollars, Lawrence Wethlngton, sec ers compolled Mrs. Rogers to surren In a very closo contest. The Owens- tion foreman for tho L., H. & St. L., baby. der to them her boro boys were tho winners by only came up the railroad track from his Tho kidnapers loft a note for Mr. one point, the game being so closo. home, carrying an old fashioned Rogers, who was absent from the Our boys, after a little more practice, Sprlnfleld army rifle, which, until city, demanding $12,000 In cash if will bo ready for another contest some months ago, was In use by all tho parents wanted their baby back likely result differently. tho State guards throughout the money which will alive, and directed that the Mrs. S. P. Davidson, of Poplar United States. be paid 'at midnight last night. The Bluff, Mo., was a visitor with the When within about 20 feet of the demands were complied with to the family of Mr. D. G. Young last week. crowd he demanded that everybody letter, the money paid and the child Mr. John Miller, of Morganfield, throw up his hands. It was seen at recovered. who is salesman for tho Acme Ma once that Wethlngton was In a The baby Is a grandson of Henry chine Co., was In town in the inter drunken condition, nnd very little Li. Waldo, a millionaire attorney of est of his company last week. attention was given to" the comKansas City. Mr. C. P. Austin and Mrs. J. E. mand. Finally, after a number of The outlaws escaped, but passes Williams, who have been nt Dawson threats, Smith Hulsey threw up both In automobiles are, scouring the Springs in search of better health, his hands. Wethlngton then fired country for miles around. One of havo returned home, much Improv- twice In rapid succession. Ono of the kidnapers was partly Identified ed. the bullets went through the right e as Dennis Hart, a notorious Mr. and Mrs. John Alford enter- hand, and the other shot lacerated and bank robber, who recently tained the relatives of Mrs. Alford the thumb on tho left hand, and the broke jail at Albuquerque, where last Saturday. .Those present wero: bullet also struck the little finger of he was being held for trial on a Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Likens and son Willie Dunn which was afterwards jyrT1S going to be more worth your while than ever this season to o charge of robbery. Everett, city; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. amputated by Dr. Roberts, of that (fl know what we've done for you in the way of a nobby, stylish Mr. Rogers' brother, Will Robers, Gary, of Horse Branch; Mr. R. P. place. was In the house at the time of the Likens, of Mt. Pleasant; Miss Alta The discharge of the gun caused Suit for Spring. We have made great provisions in the matters of kidnaping, but he was not disturbed. Likens, Hartford, and Mrs. G. L. considerable excitement, and the Entering the mother's bedroom the Taylor, of Liberty. crowd scattered In every direction. two masked men pointed revolvers Your scribe had the pleasure of When It was ascertained that Hulsey at Mrs. Rogers and demanded the entertaining his children and grandch- had been shot, a number of men baby. She offered them her Jewels, ildren-last Saturday and Sunday. overpowered Wethlngton, and he Colors. silverware and other valuables, but Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Taylor, son and was disarmed, when he returned to they told her they had been waiting daughter, Master Rumsey B. and his home. Dr. Roberts was sumWe have a fine assortment of the best new things for you. We realfor months for nil opportunity to Miss Mattle, of Princeton, Ky., Mr. moned, and seeing tho dangerous ly want you to see them as early as you can. You can't go wrong steal the llttlo fellow and told her and Mrs. A. K. Miller and daughter condition of Hulsey, ho was brought Miss Myrl, city, thnt being the en- to Owensboro and taken to (ho hos"to hurry up about It." in the matter of getthig the right clothes if you follow our direc-tions- . Mrs. Robers then carefully dress- tile family were present. pital. Dr. Hoover was summoned, We won't let you go wrong if you leave it to us. We'll fit Rev. A. B. Gardner began work and It was seen at once that Hul ed tho baby, gave the abductors ex- you, satisfy you and charge you the right price. This is the home of Xra clothing, kissed It good-by- o and on tho Cth year of his pastorato of sey 's life was In danger, on nccount Heaver Dam Baptist Church Sun--da- of Immediate fihe kidnapers departed. setting up of blood He delivered a very interest- poisoning. The right hand was then Almost insane through the fear that harm would como to her child, ing sermon to a largo concourso of amputated above tho wrist, ana the the mothor gave no alarm until yes- people. The old church has a mem- thumb taken off the left hand. Reterday when she conferred with loca1 bership of over four hundred who ports from the hospital say that bankers, pledged thom to secrecy as love their pastor. Although he has Hulsey Is getting along very well, commanded In the note left by the been called to other cities tho last and unless complications set up, he kidnapers, secured the money, which year to take charge of other will recover. was in bills of Baptist Beaver Dam denomina churches, Barnes' Special The drunken rampage of Well$7.50 to $20. We know you want the tions or less, and at the appointed Church added another hundred dol- ington lias caused considerable feelbest your money will buy. You gain that advantage to the fullest hour her brother-in-ladrove alone lars to Iifs salary rather than glvo ing In the Newman neighborhood. to a remote point In tho mountains, him up. extent by trading at this store. Wethlngton has not been arrested, eleven miles from Las Vegas, where but the shooting has been reported PRENTIS. tho two men received tho money. to the sheriff's ofllce, and Deputy April 1. Mr. AV. A. CaselIer Sheriff Ben He was then directed to drive fifLancaster went to Newteen miles In the opposite direction, made a business trip to Cerafvo man on the noon train to placo the where In a ravine by tho roadsldo ho last Wednesday nnd Thursday. man under arrest. He will be Mrs. Lee Baker, of Luzerne, has brought to Owensboro, found tho little boy, wrapped In and will blankets and asleep. Ho returned been visiting Her mother, Mrs. have to answer to tho charge of maTaylor, near here. 'the child unharmed to Its mother licious shooting and wounding with Messrs. Boyd and Robert Swain Intent to kill. and not until then wero ofilcers informed of tho kidnaping. This gave went to Centertown this week to see the abductors several hours' start. their brother, Mr. C. M. Swain, who HOW TO GET RID OF y Up to 1 1 o'clock no traces of has been sick. DANGEROUS PLY PEST ry Mr. Terry Tichenor went to them had been found. It is said yesterday. ihere wero four In the party. Flies are beginning to make their Dr. Warden, of Centertown, was appearance, and as it is now considJCiduiipei Elude Oltlcois. "LaB Vegas, N. M., April 2. The In this vicinity one day recently. ered dangerouB to tolerate tho presMAXWELL. ADADURG. , and Mr. John Miller, of Walability of tho abductors of llttlo ence of these dfsgnstlng Insects, Just April 3. Tho W, M. of A. are April 1. Mrs. Lena Patton Mr. A. H. Miller, of Beaver Dam, keep for reference these means of do Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. drilling for the unvellfn-or Mr. Sunday from tho home of destroying them: Rogers, to elude numerous volunteer were here last Wednesday. Humphrey Hedge's monument the her father, Mr. J. H. Miller, DunMr. Forest French went to Beaposses and law ofilcers for thirty-si- x Heat a shovel and drop thereon 'first Sunrfay in June. dee, whero she had been attending twenty drops of carbolic acid. The hours after the $12,000 ransom was ver Dam Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crowe went to her brothers . who have been very Miss Mattle Wood returned re- vapor paid, has only accentuated public inkills tho flies. A poison Hartford Tuesday. sick of measles. Tho boys are Imcently from a visit at Ceralvo, Cen- which Is not dangerous to dignation against them. human Mrs. Hettto Riley Is vfsttfng rela proving. tertown and Matanzas. llfo Is made by dissolving ono dram Las Vegas citizens are so Incensed In Owensboro. Rev. Brewer will preach at Antl-oc- h Mr. Ben Patterson went to Bea- of bichromate of potash in two tives that It Is feared an early arrest of The W. M. of A. gave a sapper the second Sunday In April, and ver Dam last Saturday. any suspect would mean summary ounces of water and add a little su- Saturday night at Maxwell'. Rev. Fuqua the third Sunday at, gar. Use solution In shallow dishes action. Mr. John Shackleo went to Owens- Adaburg. y about the house. ofilcers directing tho JUDGE ELI H. UROWN Late boro Friday. Miss Ethel Phillips, Bells Run, To quickly clear the room where chase became convinced that the abDEAD AT OWEXSnORO Mrs. LcsIIo Jarnagln fa- - In OwenB- - visited tho Misses Raymon Friday there are many files, burn pyreth-ru- m boro at tho city hoBpItof;to have an afternoon. ductors were still In Las Vegas or powder. This stupefies tho operation performed. In tho Immediate vicinity. Couriers After an illness lasting for severMr. John Alien Edge, WhlteBville, were sent out at once to call In tho al months, Judge Elf H. Brown, ono flies, when they may be swept up GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Mr. J. D. Crowe and wife went to passed through here Monday with most distant posses and establish a cf tho oldest and most prominent and burned. Llvormoro Monday. his produce wagon. For tho roflnod ond dainty woman Is cordon around this city and nearby attorneys of Owensboro, died of a Mr. G. E. Barr and daughter, Hat-ti- e, Mr. C. Patton was in Whltes-vlll- o what slip demands now. Americans localities which might serve as a complication of diseases shortly be- MADISONVILLE SHOWS went to Hartford Saturday. last week on business. OAIN IN POPULATION are on dentistry, and are rendezvous. fore 11 o'clock Thursday night, at Mrs. N. T. May and daughter, Mr. Cicero Patton was at Bells not satlsfled with anything but tho KansaB City his rooms at tho Frederlca flats-- , H. L. Waldo, the spent Saturday with Mrs. Run Wednesday. Washington, March 30. The thir- Pearl, acme of perfection In dental work. grandfather of tho where ho has been critically 111 for millionaire, and Drace at Maxwell, Miss Ina Patton Is on tho sick teenth census gives tho population Teeth extracted with as llttlo pain kidnaped boy, reached Las Vegas to- tho past fow days. ' v list. of Madlsonvllle, Ky., at 4,96T. Tho as possible. Children glvon careful to assist In directing night the Several months ago, Judge Brown We had quite a llttlo snowhero Anilnlstrator's Sale. attention. Special attention to plate search. suffered an attack of heart trouble twelfth census was 3.G28, and tho In pursuance of the will of G. S. on tho 30th and 31st of March. Are work tho latest clows would and since that tlmo he had never eleventh census was 2,312. fearful tho fruit crop has been TEED. and ALL WORK GUARANFltzhugh, deceased, I will sell to the Work done at lowest price. indicate that five wero Implicated fully regained his health. He gave Armed negroes fired Into a crowd highest bidder the O. S. Fltzhugh ruined by tho cold weather. four men and ono up his law practice and spent the In tho abduction of white spectators farm at Dundee, Ky., April 11, 1911. greater part of his tlmo at home. street of Laurel, Del. in the main Palo will bo woman. One was killat residence at 2 o'clock House and Lot for Sale. past fow weeks, ho had been For the ed and several were seriously p. m. Situated on corner of Main and Office in Republican Building, falling very rapidly, so that his famHAD PREACHED SIXTIETH wounded. A race riot followed. TERMS: One-thir- d cash, one-thi- Washington streots, Hartford, known ANNIVERSARY' SERMON ily was notified and his two sons duo In six months and d as the "old Jail" p.'operty and now hurried to Owensboro, Eli H. Brown Por Sale Town property, vacant due In twelve months. Inter- occupiod as a residence by Mr, and April 1. Dr Jr., reaching therp Tuesday, and W. Green, Bowling y lots, cottages and dwelling. est 6 per cent per annum on notes Mrs. W. H. Grlflln. Two-stor- y brick eighty-thre- e Dorsoy Brown, of Texas, arriving In Jesse S. Grlder, aged A. C. YEI8ER & CO., from date 'of sale. house, with all necessary outbuildyears, 'died at 9; 30 o'clock at his Owensboro Thursday morning. ings. Will sell on easy terms. For J. S. FITZHUGH, Admr.. Hartford, Ky, ' ' ' Ho is survived by a wife, two sons home "at Smiths Grove, .after two mi , 12t3 further ' particulars, call on or Island, JCy. months' illness. Ho was one of the and one 'daughter, Mrs George B. for MRS. V'. H. 'GRIFFIN, a 7ur Subscribe for Eresby- - Black, of Seattle, Wash. most eminent divines In ta,e The Hartford Herald. ,. ( Hartford. Ky. f f terlan Church and widely known throughout the State. On the first DRUNKEN SECTION BOSS MURJW 1 4 tf ld post-offic- post-ofllc- New Fabrics, New Models, New Patterns and Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes SUITS $18 to $30. 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