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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, August 2, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911080201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, August 2, 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. 1 i l THE HARTFORD HERALD Y I Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance 1 iCOMt tin HenN of a ifoiij World the Jiiwi of illation Lnrabtriog att Hj Back All Rinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 37th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1911 ISO 31 E d t fr I t r Il i fi 1 ri I l I J l- vv ri Vi r- i J I y I l UNCALLEOFOR INSULTING TOAST Offered Governor Wilson of New Jersey GALLED A LIAR AND INGRATE By a Man Whom He Had Op posed in Legislative Matters THE PROPOSER DRANK ALONE Seagirt N J Julylf9 Charac terizing Gov Wilson as an Ingrate and a liar in a toast offered in the presence of a number of officers of the New Jersey National Guard James R Nugent chairman of the Democratic State Committee has been the target for the strongest kind of condemnation all through the camp of tho Now Jersey Guard The assertion was made at a dlnI nor last night and one oMcer at least stated today that It was onlyI by exercising the greatest selfre strait that he was kept from at tackfhg Nugent on the spot The maner In which Nugent made the remark has led several who were present to go to Gov Wilson today and assure him If tho story got to tho newspapers they were ready to testify to the language by the State chairman The Governor had nothing to say about tho matter for publication when seen tonight Nugent was at a restaurant at Avon late last night accompanied by Bob Delaney the Atlantic City J gambler and two women Before d diningroom full of people c Nugent without any warning rose from his seat and offered the j following toast the latter part be I ing given In deathlike silence I propose a toast to the Govern or of New Jersey the commander Inchief of the militia Hes an ingrate and hes a liar I mean Woodrow Wilson I repeat hes an ingrate 1 and a liar Do I drink alone Tho officers present were dumbfounded j Delaney arose with NuJ gent but not another man left his IIseat at the moment Delaney saw something was wrong and instead of drinking the toast remained I standing and Nugents was the only glass that touched lips Ono member of Gen Colllog staff got up and left his seat soon to be followed by three more of them and a regular army officer who was present Delany followed tho man t who first loft his seat and started to t say somethliittofifhli 1 The officer cut him short with the remark If you start anything you want to be sure you can fInish It Delaney returned to the dining room rejoining Nugent Nugent and Gov Wilson have not I been on friendly terms since last 1 winter when tho Governor Jammed through legislation which was remarkably e distasteful to tho oldr j time bosses In both the Republican 1 and Democratic parties Ho has fre quentlytaken occasion at public I dinners since the legislature ad journed to attack the executives politics 1 Delaney achieved fame seven or 1 eight years ago when bo went on I the ball bond of two gambersatJJ Atlantic City and tho two men Jumped their bail Delaney tried to get out of paying the 8000 which he had pledged for tho men on tho plea that ho was drunk when be signed the bond and did not know what ho was doing I ANNOUNCED CANDIDATE l FOR REPRESENTATIVE At the head of The Heralds fourth page today will be found the I announcement of Mr M T Wes terfleld of Pleasant Ridge Ky who seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative from Ohio county subject to the action of the conven tlon which will be bald hero on Saturday August 12 Mr Westerfleld Is not unknown to the people of our county as he Is a good mixer among the people t land has many friends Ho Is a I farmer and school teacher by pro feaBlohj having followed the latter I line fof work fqr the past k fifteen I rearr He has taught In both Ohio iiv I and Davless counties his last eight months term being taught at Pleas ant Ridge Mr Westerfield Is 39 years old and was born and reared In this county Left fatherless tio fight lifes battles at an early age he educated himself and provided for his mother and other children He was an A S of E organizer 1In Davless county several years ago and has been Identified with this movement right along He Is a member of the Baptist Church an n has finished his first course 1 Masonry A wife and two children constitute his family He is a speaker of splendid ability and a fine type of Kentucky citizen Mr Westerfield asks the voters to give his aspirations a fair consideration I F nREATIHTT KILLING BEFOhE THE CAMER- Huntington W Va July 27 The desire to have a startling pho tograph taken resulted In the prob able fatal Injury of Lawrence Bick er today Before tile camera Bick er and his brotherinlaw Josep Smith both of Jackson Ky posed with drawn revolvers The expos ure completed the men pulled th triggers of their guns in fun Bick er fell with a bullet through his head Smith did not know his gu was loaded POOR PREACHER OFFERED 300 FOR HIS PRAYER Refused to Accept Because iIt Would Commercial ize the Act Madison Wis July 2STho Rev A Tull a retired Methodist minister has lost faith In the Wis consin Legislature antI had returned the check for 3 which he was paid for delivering a prayer in the Sen ate with a letter to State Treasurer Dahl reading as follows- I received your check for 3 for delivering a prayer In the Senate I thank you and the Senate for the courtesy but return It It would bo purely commercialism to accept 3 from the Senate for asking the favor of tho Lord Really It seems as if tho 67 paid for prayer during this session was lost money As the legislature did such rotten business on all tem perance measures It indicates that not a single prayer reached Ufo Lord for tho promotion of temperance but that He favored the breweries and saloonkeepers How could prayer for money fall I have been sunk In debt for sixteen weeks and needed money worse than any of them but not such uoney aAN ABANDONED I1ARY FOUND IN TELESCOPE Lebanon Ky July 29Two sons of J N Wright living near Loret to In this county while on their way home a recent midnight found- a baby boy Ranging In part of an old canvas telescope attached to the front gate of Loretto Academy The boys took the baby home with thorn and it was brought into town last evening and placed with Jailer Mad denThe child is evidently about a month or six weeks old Tho baby was taken from the jail this morn- Ing by a wealthy family who will probably keep It and care for it- S 5 Have Your Soil Analyzed Farmers in this county would do- well If at certain Intervals they would have their soil analyzed to find out In what particular the land I Is deficient This analysis can ba lone at the State Agricultural olI ego We believe there are farm re today In Ohio county who are buying one kind of fertilizer and I putting It on land and the same land le starving for Different kind of nourishment Have the soil ann yzed and find out what particular hing the land Is deficient In and upply the deficiency with the proper kind of nourishment Wouldnt He Now wouldnt a man who could ftt see any taint about Senator dleY election cut some figure Inputtinganend to the doings of the Third House at Frankfort Todd County Times 1 Subscribe for The Herald ff 1a year jI ti PERPETUITY OF MOTION FOUND BY KENTUCKIAN He ThinksModel Has BeenI Going for the Past Eight Months esng company Is being made of what 1Is claimed fo be a perpetual motion machine perfected by Noel Hodges of Frankfort Mr Hodges claims that the small model which he hass at his home In Holmes street has been running for eight months without any means of propulsion outside of the power the machine thAe machine will produce power enough to run an electric fan or small dy namo and he says he has refused an offer of 50000 for his Invention Hodges has been working on his invention for years quietly and hhe was doing and he has just made public the tact that ho has solved motionewhich has driven so many men to tho Insane asylums during the hun inventorsnhave been struggling with the task Mr Hodges says he will not sell for 50000 although he Is poor for he knows that his Invention Is worth many times that amount He says the machine has been examined by experts and they have agreed with him that he had solved the difficult problem of making a machine that will run until It wears out without the use of springs compressed air or any other motive power n Invention Is a wheel with steel balls at the end of rods on one side of the wheel the weight of these being enough Hodges says to drive the wheel on around He says ho welcomes Investigation of the Invention and would be glad to have anybody show him any flaw In It It Is probable that scientists from soy eral sections of the country wlll I come to Frankfort to examine the invention and see If it is what it is claimed to be THE SECRETARY 01STATE CLOSES GREEN COUNTY BANK Too big loans to one man and his partner In business caused the Sec retary of States pence to close the Farmers Bank f Sumroersville Green county The bank has a capital stock of 15000 and had deposits of 26000 The bank loaned 1069481 to J S Mitchell who is now cashier of thou bank and to the Mitchell Lyons Lumber Com pany These loans however were cashierplpned IIt was stated at the Secre tary of States office because of i loose management and too largo I loans It is not charged that any body did anything wrong In connec tion with the bank The loans are secured but It Is stated that the se curity Is not known to be sound LOUISVILLE DIVISION NOW KENTUCKY DIVISION Announcement has been made that on July 1st the name of the Louisville division of the Illinois Central Railroad Company was I changed to the Kentucky division The new division will bo unII der the Buporintendcncy of A H j Eagan who formerly was at the head of tho Louisville division The i change will not annex any new territory I to Mr Eagans district It Is merely a change of name and It will apply to what Is known as the Evansville division extending from IncludIlingline extending from Louisville to Fulton The old Louisville division Ishad a career extending pear fifteen years Notice to Creditors KentuckyL Uffvs L B Davis heirs Defendants All persons having claims against the estate of L B Davis deceased are hereby notified to rile same with the undersigned Commissioner at his office in Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before Sep forleoer29U jfc Master Com 1 BIQnerII Ohio Circuit Court I LARGEST LAND DEAL rEVER MADE IN KENTUCK Kentenia Mining Company Takes Over 65000 Acres Rich Coal Land Harlan Ky July 29What 1 Is probably the largest land deal ever made In Kentucky and one that 1 Is of Inestimable benefit to Harlan county was consummated when the Kentenla Mining Company headed by Ci P Penn a New York promoter took over and will develop the 65000 acres belonging to the Ken tenla corporation In Harla nand Dell counties The land which lies In the south eastern part of Harlan county and In the northwest section of Bell terries some of the best coal seams and most valuable timber in South eastern Kentucky- In addition to the above tract the Kentenla Mining pompany is ac quiring other holdings and It will soon probably have an acreage of between 80000 and 90000 acres It has Just closed a deal with W H H Smith of this county whereby It becomes the owner of 5000 acres of land The price paid was 250 000 Although no positive announce ment has yet been made to that ef fect It is almost certain that with- In a short time a lino of railroad will be built from this place up Martins Fork and Catrons creek where It will tap the rich holdings of the Kenfenla Company The lease of this land Is probably the largest deal of Its kind over made In Kentucky and Its consum mation Is of inestimable value to Harlan county and this section The building of the railroad up Martins Fork will make Harlan tho divergent point of three lines of road and will assure Its position as the business center of probably the largest Industrial section in tho Itntef HOMEMADE nOILEIl LETS GO WITH FATAL FORCE Owenton Ky July 28Guy Judy aged 13 Is dead and Warren Woods aged 18 Is not expected to live as the result of a boiler explo sion The boys and their parents live at Monterey a small town In this county They constructed an engine and boiler and had been op erating It successfully for several weeks The boiler was made out of a tengallon oil can Yesterday ono of the valves quit work and the erlcontinuedthe result that a terrific explosion occurred Young Judy was killed almost Instantly and Woods was badly iJuVnetinlid UruiBttlf rltUle time of the accident three other boys were present and two of these were burned but It Is not thought seriously a DEATH REMOVKS Mil V FROM TilE DIRECTORY Chattanooga Tenn July 31 Yet Y Is the namo of a man who died here last night and whose I name has occupied the unique position of being the shortest In the city directory for twelve years Mr Y was 74 years old a harness maker la bachelor and led something of tho life of a recluse rarely mixing IthII other workmen He was an lishman and it Is believed EngiiI was an assumed name but no ono I knew of any other or any of his antecedents He was a genius and Invented several devices and Is said to have contributed frequently to the magazines I Notes From Home Shawnee Ok July 28 1911 Editors of Hartford Herald Hart ford Ky Dear Sirs Find 100 Inclosed for whlclj please send me Tho Herald one year I am always glad when Friday I comes to get The Herald and hear from home Shawnee Is a bcnutl iI ful place but still it Is not Ken tucky Yours truly C O BENNETT FARMERS UNION WANTS TWO PROGRESSIVE LAWS The Kentucky division of the Farmers Educational and Coopera tive Union of America closed a very I successful convention at Louisville I Wednesday afternoon The farmers Invent on record as favoring the In itiative and referendum and recall in all matters pertaining to leglsla tlon and elections The matter was brought up In a report made by the Committee on Legislation and the clause relating to the Initiative and referendum and recall was adopted by a large majority The committee In Its re port urged that legislation for the benefit of the farmer be strongly agitated at the next session of the State Legislature at Frankfort A committee to conduct the specla work will be appointed at some fu ture date Neither the date nor the place of meeting for the next convention was selected this matter being left to the Executive Committee which will meet later In the year GOEIJEL MtRDER SUSPECT FOUND DEAD IN THICKET Morgantown Ky July 2GHarI- an Whittaker aged fiftyeight years was found dead out In a thicket where he hair been cutting bushes on his farm about two miles from here Heart failure caused his death- Whlttaker was arrested and kept In jail about eighteen months In connection with the Goebel murder at Frankfort He leaves a wife a done daughter COMING FROM MISSOURI TO HELP STATE TICKET Champ Clark and Former Gov Folk To Stump Kentucky For McCreary St Louis Mo July 20 Missouri will send two Presidential candidates to Kentucky In an effort to carry that Commonwealth for for mer Senator James D McCreary Democratic nominee for Governor While no formal program has been arranged friends of both for mer Governor Folk and Speaker Champ Clark declare the two Missourians will lend their assistance to the Kentucky organization In an effort to wrest the State from Republican control The Kentucky election will be hold November 7 Advices from Washington say Speaker Clark will take the stump JIssourllDemocratic President headquarters It was stated their candidate would give as much time to tho campaign as he could spareIOllle M James of the First Congressional District Is the primary nominee for the United States Sen ate the place formerly held by the candidate for Governor Speaker Clark and James served several terms in Congress together and are perconaT rfiendS WEST NOCHEEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE Program for Friday evening Aug ust 4 1911 Singing Rollcall answered by memory gems from Pearls of Many Sens Reading of Minutes Reci tation Bertha Ward SoloIva Wallace Stump Speech Virgil Stevens Reading Secretary Solo Bettle Ward Questions and Answers O D Carson and Marlls sa Foster Stump Speech Tymcr Westerfleld Old business Recess Singing New business Lee tureby President DebateSub ject Resolved That the Pulpit I Affords a greater Flold for Eloquence than tho liar Affirmative J P Foster D E Ward Negative O D Carson Robert Davis Query box Criticism Reading of pro gram FILYDIA FOSTER Secy Pope Seriously 111 Rome July 28t was virtually admitted at the Vatican today that Pope Plus Is seriously ill and much concern Is felt for him It la said the pontiff Is weak and depressed owingItotake of very little food and has been dieting on milk and Correct- There eggsIhave been three Republican Governors of Kentucky and the Republican party ban been ashamed of the record of every one of them and has only endorsed them IS a mat terof party necessity This ought to be a good reaon not to elect the fourth one Ellzabethtown News RECIPROCITY IS NOW THE ISSUE In CanadaNew Parliament to be Named THE DIE IS CAST BY LAURIER Who Dissolves Parliament and Calls for Support- of His Views QUESTION FORCED ON CANADA Ottawa Ontario July 29n a general election to be held In Sep tember Canada will decide whether she wants reciprocity held out by President Taft and the American CongressObstruction by the opposition having made It clear that the Gov ernment could not bring the reel procity bill to a vote In the House of Commons Sir Wilfred Laurler Uenerlal the election would be held on Thursday i September 21 Both sides ex press satisfaction at this prospect of a final test of strength If Sir Wilfred Laurler Is return ed to power as he confidently ex pects Parliament will be reassem bled the reciprocity bill passed and at an agreed date both the United States and Canada will put the necessary tariff changes Into effect If the opposition wins a majority which appears next to Impossible now R L Borden Its loader will become Premier reciprocity will be dropped and Canada will remain a high tariff country desirous of con i tinuing the present tariff relations with the United States I These relations were criticized as unreasonable by nearly everybody In Canada until llie question became a party Issue Her reciprocity overtures having been rejected continuously since the Elgin treaty was abrogated by the United States In 1866 Canada had given up hope of closer trade relations and was doling very well on her own account President Taft realizing the absurdity of such tariff barriers be tween two countries In which the laborolive branch The Laurlor Govern ment being In power saw It first According to the rule of Canadian politics this made It necessary that the Conservative party should op pose It The greet financial and manufacturing Interpstswhlch have la stake In the continuance of the lilRii protective tariff rushed to tesupport of the Conservatives This encouraged the partys leaders to bpllrve they might turn the Laurlor outI the Government onlyAsotho House of Commons the election takes the form of a vote for the members of the house In the 221 const Ituenclns or ridings Into which the country Is divided If tho liberals win the Goveror Gene nl asks their party leader now Sir Laurler to form a Government If the conservatives win the Conserva tive leader Is asked to assume the reinsPremier Laurler Is quoted as saying The Unlfpd States Congress having approved the reciprocity agree= meet It Is desirable that action without delay shall bo taken by Canada The Premier fools that tho International obllgatloifl under which Canada rests ti the United States shall 10 diflchiWMl ono way or tho othe without llny The cnmmiMnitpra who nojrctlat ed the reciprocity agreement pledp cd themselves and their iiovnrnment an early action Th t Urltod antes Ihas performed Its part of Iho ag ee ment The parttnvsrt duty of the isItoI Blocked all sffirtn to secure n vote the appeal to the country Is taken as tho most Hr i means of dlsp oR- InJEf the pending question The new Parliament will assemble about October 11 Subscribe for The Hartford Herald f f ft r i IC J Lj c t I I t t c J 1 I I J J i I t I- C h l r f i JC IAUGUST z 1911 PAGE TWO THEHARTF RDHERALDWEDNESDAY aa t s 1 A I rt t i I 1a y4 1 THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION at1 BRECKINRIDOE COUNTY FAIR FI HARDINSBURC KY i AUGUST 22 23 24 1911 I The HOM COMING WEED F03Z EVERYSQ Y= A 1 1000O Saddle StakeA 10000 Harness StakeA 10000 Derby Stake eeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee PROF Ascension eeeeeeee eeeeeeeeee eeeee I Greatest Floral Lill lea S Excursion Rates all Trains Trains Stop at Fair Grounds S any Information list to Secretary J SKILLMHN ic I CROW AHELDti t AFREE Alibi of Alleged Murderer Fails Utterly TELLS A FAIRLY GOOD STORYY I Of His Since the MurderWent to See TESTIMONY OF OEO REARIC Hawjjsvllle Ky July 26The examining trials here today before Judge Chambers of Noel Boar man and of George Rearick charged with the killing of Bert McCarty the depot agent at Lewlsport o the night of July 11 resulted 1 In Boarman being held over to the No vember grand Jury and In Rearlc- being acquitted The bond of Boar man was fixed at 1500 which he could not give and he was remand ed to Jail Boarman was defendedI by E C Vance who did all that was possible for him to do but about the only feature of all the ev idence that was In his favor wasI the testimony given by the defend ant He told a fairly good story of his ToddwanderingsI counties after the 11th but he hadI no supporting evidence except that of Lum Kennedy of Henderson who said he saw and drank jvlth niin In Henderson aUasWlfiuT get a train there In the evening bound for Crofton for which place he had previously bought a ticke- and had his baggage checked The story told by Boarman of th t happenings In Christian county onl Tuesday night and Wednesday wasI quite Interesting as he stated tha for a long time he has had a sweetheart at Fruit Hill about fifteen miles from Crofton He stated that the girls father would not alto him to come the place so that when he walked from Crofton over to Fruit Hill reaching there at 5 oclock Wednesday morning he stood at some distance from the house and attracted the attention of the young woman by throwing a rock at the house Following this notified her that he was In that vi cinity the girl and her mother left the house and entered the woods iIn which the young man had secreted himself and there they cooked his breakfast and dinner for him and entertained him during the day Against this evidence there were three men of Lewlsport who testified that they saw Boarman at the Lewlsport depot on the evening o the 11th and that they could not mistaken and that they talked wit him or at least one said be talked with him Then the promised alibi as to Boarmans being In a Crofton barber shop where he said he was shaved on Tuesday evening failed uttejjy The two men who camo J from there and who he said would testify to his presence there on that days testified that they saw him on I Friday and not before The testimony ot George Rearick I r 1 eeee Jf C L PSTR ER w The Noted will make a Balloon and Parachute Leap each day of the Fair Dont Miss ItI 0 r PLENTY OF MUSICSOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME JIeeeee e e The All t For and premium M ooooooooooooooo Wanderings Sweetheart on on Balloonist was most emphatic that he saw Boarman near the scene of the tragedy and that he hurried away and then others told of tracks sim lIar to those Boarman would have made going in the direction which Rearick said he went The only time that there was the slightest stir In the court room was when County Attorney Higdon ans wered E C Vance who objected to the heavy scoring that Mr Hlgdon burnsYmerely trying to get to the facts A burst of applause followed this speech but Judge Chambers half rising from his chair silenced It al most instantly and told the Sheriff to endeavor to locate those who had applauded so he could deal with Nonehof the offenders was located Judge Chambers said all the fea tures of the case were not plain to him but that the preponderance of the evidence was against the man and he thought every opportunity would be afforded him by November 1to prove the statements he had made if that were possible County repkresenting After the Judge decided to hold Boarman Mr Higdon said he had nothing different from what had been heard In the Doorman case to bring against Rearick and the Judge then said he could not be held and on motion of Mr Higdon he was dismissed Rearick was represent ed br J D Kelly WILD TRIP IN A BARREL OVER NIAGARA FALLS Niagara Falls N YJuly 27lna- n elevenfoot steel barrel Bobby Leach aged fortynine years made rsrsreecful trip over Horseshoe Falls this afternoon He was batter ed and bruised In the drop of 158 aboutthis house Mrs Anna Edson Tay onlyeother person who ever went over and survived The date was Octo 1901t00000000000000000O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 O W B Wright Pastor 0- w000000000000000 Preaching every Fourth Sunday morning and evening Bible School every Sunday at 930 a m- Communion service at 1030 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock Instead of Friday as heretofore Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surface Such ar ticles should never be used except on ten fold to the good you can possibly clans as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly CatarrhfCheneyhCo no mercury and is taken internally acting direct ly upon the blood and mucous sur face of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen uine Uis taken Internally and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists Price 75c per bottleTake Halls Family Pills for consti pation m SAYS IT IS THE WICK EllEST GUY In the Whole World Bar ring None IRKUTSK SIBERIA THE PLACEE Annually Produces Five Hund red Murders With Only Ten Arrests now TWO AMERICANS SAW IT There Is no doubt about ItthisI- s the wickedest city in the world I One would hardly come to Irkuts- for a rest cure With a population of 120000 persons crammed into a couple of square miles on a bend In the Angara river It produces 500 murders a year with an average of one arrest for each 50 killings And for each ten arrests there are but five convictions This Is net bun combe it is a transcription from the citys criminal records In one day this month there were 22 mur ders and attempted murders within the city limits Irkutsk Is pretty gay at nights now but the citizens look back en viously to the zenith of its career in the days of the recent Japanese war Then champagne and wines were often cautiously transported free of freight charges from St Petersburg and Moscow in steel cars labeled Powdercars militant with painted Imperial eagles and Cossack guards A Colonel of one regiment openly boasted In the Het ropole restaurant the other night that more champagne was drunk in Irkutsk in one month during tho Japanese war than is sold on Broad way New York In half a year The fun at Irkutsk starts at mid night the city Is as dead as a Sun day an hour before Then the moving picture shows of which there are three to a block on the Bolsh olskala spin off their last films and the oTHcers and mining engineers for all the world goes to moving picture shows In the towns of Si berlacrowd into the restaurants You enter a pair of swinging doors kick off your felt snow boots hand your furs to an attendant and pass Into a long room thronged with diners gay with the uniform of the garrison and woman InI smart Parisian costumes At the far end Is a small stage on which a score of girls In a minimum of skirt and a maximum of smile go through fatuous double shuffles anddances executed with a degree of IncompI etency that would bring a blush to the damask cheek of a Bowery sou brette A turn finished the performers i or singers skip down to mingle with the audience scattering around the tables and ordering tho costliest fruits and rarest wines I that the management surpaSses it self in providing Here too the sons of Uncle Sam I keep the old flag flying Ust ear there were for instance tho + young Harvard graduate of a burg In the north of Pennsylvania and his friend the clergymans soiLrv They I sojourned here for three hectic I Weeks spending 25010 In oar ho 4 tel during that tide The Harvard man disbursed 1000 In one day and another day bad 2500 stolen from his person The parsons son always kept and showed good sense in the keeping a loaded Browning in one hip pocket but he spoiled this display of prudence by keeping a wad ot 20000 rubles 10000 In the other to clinch by the ready money lure any rich bargain IIn mines that he might chance to run across Irkutsk Cor New York World Nothing Doing The bill collector had made an other call at the humble dwelling of Bernard Palissy Is your husband at home mad am he asked He is In his workshop I think answered the wife Pottering around as usual I supposeThere okother piece of wood In the house the Indignant woman chased him out with a flatiron ILemed to give Rim a New Stomach I suffered Intensely latter eating and no medicine or treatment II tried seemed to do any goodwrites W H Youngpeters editor of theI Sun Lake View Ohio The first few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets gave me surpris ing relief and the second bottl seemed to give me a new stomach and perfectly good health For sale by all dealers m r A well known Des Moines woman after suffering miserably for two days from bowel complaint was cured by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For sale by airdealers m HAD WIFE ARRESTEDFOR HOME Columbus IndJuly 29 Stephen N Davis a wealthy retired business man caused the arrest here today of his wife on a charge of malicious trespass after he had locked her out of their home and she had fort ed an entrance by breaking out a wIndowIA few years ago a former wife of Davis obtained a divorce from him and 8000 alimony A short time later he chanced to meet his present wife who was his sweetheart in their early youth but before marry ing her he required her to sign a j contract that she would demand but 500 in the event of a separation Recently the wife decided the sum not large enough and getting possession of the contract she burned I It This act started trouble between I the couple which today caused the wifes arrest Thirty Years Together Thirty years of association think of It How the merit of a good thing stands out in that tim- eor the worthlessness of a bad one So theres no guesswork in this evidence of Thos Arise ConcordMlch who writes I have used Dr I Kings New Discovery for 30 years and its the best cough and cold cure I ever used Once It flndsen t trance in a home you cant pry it out Many families have used it t forty years Its the most infallible throat and lung medicine E earth Unequaled for lagrlppe onII ma bay fever croup quinsy alIcbotUH Williamsf zrs t FIGHT AGAINST BENZOATE SOD By Dr Wiley Got Him In to Present Trouble PACKERS OF EMBALMED BEEf Trying to Have Him Ousted for Working Against Their Business TAFT IS AGAINST DR WILEY By Clyde H Tavenner Special- r Washington Correspondent of The Herald Washington July 29A remarkable series of facts which have come to light within the last twen tyfoul hours Indicate that packers of embalmed beef are the Influences that have been principally behind the plot to have Dr H W Wiley ousted from public service benteorI der Issued by the Department of Agriculture permitted to use ben zoate of soda in whatever quanti WileyInot only opposed the issuance of this order maintaining that the preservative is decidedly harmful in its effects upon the human sys Jenv but has worked untiringly to educate the people to the danger lurking In packed meats in which benzoate is used The result is that several States have passed legisla tion absolutely forbidding the use of the drug In any quantity what soever Therefore Dr Wiley has become a standing menace to the embalmed beef Industry This man Wiley has got to go was the edict that went out from the em balmed meat manufacturers When Dr Wiley held that ben- zoate of soda was harmful to the human system the packers appealed to the Remssen referee board es pecially packed with friends of the food dopers which board very promptly and obligingly reversed Dr Wiley The board held that benzoate of soda In small quantities specified as fivetenths of one gram per day was not Injurious to healthy persons But when the order was issued legalizing the use of benzoate no limitation whatsoever thodrugRemarkable circumstances at tended the Issuing ot tho order letting down the hats to the food dopers The order was Issued on March 3 1909 and was placed In PresIdentsigned by George B Cortelyou Os Si Wilsonthreebylawwerotodayandthe knownThissanction to productofwewereyears for jbeazola or Ita products had not A Clean Moral cultural AgriII Trotting Day Running Races Races andII the tote on other write performancewhlch been used in the preservation of flesh since the Egyptians stopped embalming their dead Chemist Floyd W Robinson one of Dr Wileys prominent assistants I recently appeared as a witness against benzoate in an action brought by the State of Indiana to ttbenzoatett a chance to Intervene Robinsons dismissal for the good of tho serf vice followed Find the Influence that was powerful enough to have the three J l cabinet officers Issue the order legal- Izing the doping of foods say Dr Wileys friends and you will learn the Identity of the men who have ever since been plotting to have Dr Wiley ousted Since Taft has been In the White House ho has Invariably opposed Dr Wiley Instead of having cooperated with him In the interests of pure foodIn his decision against Dr Wiley In tho Interest ot adulterated whis key the President reversed the findings of exPresident Roosevelt former Attorney General Bonaparte Chief Government Chemist Dr H W Wiley Secretary of Agriculture Wilson the Remssen board the United States Pharmacopoeia the Internal revenue bureau of the treasury the standards adopted by twentysix States fifteen of the United States courts and President Tafts father the former Attorney General of the United States CASTORIAI For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Slgnatare STJ Sfj L of WTTJfcV TIirRD VICTIM OF Ch AIR TO DIE AT EDDYVIIJE Frankfort Ky July 22Oliver Locks convicted in Jefferson coun ty of the murder of his wife will be put to death in the electric chair at the Eddyvllle penitentiary on Aug ust 22 Gov Willson today fixed this as the date for the execution of the courts order and the verdict of the Jury Unless there Is some hitch Locks will be the third man to 1aShay Penman convicted in Lincoln county Is tho next man to die In the chair Penman is to be electro cuted on August 5 No application has been made to Gov Wlllson for the commutation of the death sen tence Imposed on Locks but It Is expected that before the time of his electrocution comes there will be an application asking for commuta tion of the sentence Subscribe for The Hartford Herald Ail iithetiforthYear EmulsionIsandAr f9IIINiIW J 1 1 I- FJ J iJ I Yo i J 0 k 1- I i z 1 iI 1i 1 Jf- l I I 1 i it i 1 4 F r q1- 1v w IrcM WEDNESDAY AUGUST w 1011THEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE THREE i f r- L l I i t r 4 i t A I t f ct FPII t t GRIZZLY BEER ENDEARMENTS Got Simon Randolph Into Much Trouble WIFE COULDNT STAND FOR liI WhenJHusbands Conduct To wards Girls He Met Be I came Unbearable BEAR irtJGS NOW FORBIDDEN Washington July 28Tho grizzlybear hug and the grizzly bear kiss are forever tabooed by Judge Do Lacey of the Juvenile Court and any husband who en gages in these pastimes Is liable to all kinds of punishment Judge Do Lacey came to this decision when ho heard the case of Simon Randolph husband of Mrs Clara Randolph and father of nine little Randolphs who was charged with nonsupport Mrs Randolph who first took the stand explained that Simon had failed to support her or the nine little Randolphs and questioned the way In which he spent his money What do you mean 1 asked the Judge Is this a suggestion that your husband has wasted his money In frivolous occupation- I 1 dont know about the frivo lousness said Mrs RandolphIi jot what do you accuse him demanded the Judge Then Mrs Randolph poured out her tale of woe She says he In dulges In the grizzlybear hug and the grizzlybear kiss The grizzlybear hug it seems Is a concoction of yanks and Jerks The grizzlybear kiss is administered bya manon the face of a girl which he holds tightly with one n Report of tho Condition of the CROMWELL DEPOSIT BANK- A Bank Doing Business In tho Town of Cromwell County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the close of Business on 1 the J8th day of July 1911- RESOURCES 1 Loans and Discounts 2490833 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 00 3 Duo from Banks 683451 4 Actual Cash on hand 394268 5 Checkscash Items and exchange for clearing 11168 6 Overdrafts Secured mono Unsecured 30616 30615 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 79499 8 Real Estate 50000 Furniture and Fixtures 174055 224055 9 Other Assets not In cluded under any of the above heads 00 1 f Total 3913889 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid In in cash 1500000 11 Surplus 195256 Undivided profits 134981 Total 330237 12 Deposits on which Interest is paid 1016464 Deposits on which Interest Is not paid 1066893 Total Deposits 2083357 13 Cashiers checks- outstanding 0 295 Certified checks none Total 295 14 Duo to Banks 00 15 Notes and Bills red is discounted 00 Bills payable 00 Tolal o 00 16 Other lIabllltlesnot included under any of tho abbVo heads 00 Total 3913889 State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio jj- I T E Cooper President of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief 1 T E COOPER President Subscribed and sworn to Before me by T E Cooper this 24th day of July 1911 W SpTINSLEY 0 OC ti t By a P AMOSDC Correct Attest It Ir FLENER0 I JJ STEWART nQ B WRENS r t Directors t hand He Implants thereon tree fiery kisses one on the lips and one on each cheek He did this with every girl he- met said the wileuntll things reached such a stage that I had to assort my rights This grizzly bear hug and grizzlybear kiss fl nally resulted In his leaving home Asked concerning his propensi ties along these lines Mr Randolph fervidly protested that Jio was re spectable Of course he added modestly I occasionally kiss a few of my wifes friends T suppose she gets Jealous Thats not my fault I never kissed the girls except In a kind and fatherly fashion Are you a grizzly bear demanded tho Court- I am not said Rapdolph In dignantly The Court decided that Randolph should pay a weekly allowance ot 5 to Mrs Randolph and the nine little Randolphs You may not be a grizzly bear said Judge De Lacey but until there Is positive evidence that you are not you will be required to sup port your family And concluded the Judge this Court wishes It distinctly understood that It disap proves of the grizzlybear hug and the grizzlybear kiss Attack Like Tigers In fighting to keep tho blood pure the white corpuscles attack disease germs like tigers But often germs multiply so fast that tho little light ers are overcome Then see pimples boils eczema salt rhoum and sores multiply and strength and ap petite fall This condition demands Electric Bitters to regulate the- stomach liver and kidneys and to expel poisons from the blood They are the best blood purifier writes C T Budahn of Tracy Calif I have ever found They make rich red blood strong nerves and build up your health Try them 50c aE James H Wllllanms m Report of tho Condition of the BANK OF FORDSVILLT A Bank Doing Business on Maui Street Town of Fordsvllle County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the close of Business on the 18th Day of July IOU RESOURCES 1 Loans and discounts 475676 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 5000 3 Due from Banks 257060 4 Actual Cash on hand 44734 5 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 2075 6 Overdrafts Secured 45937 Unsecured 2654 48591 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 2025 8 Real Estate 112800 Furniture and Fixtures 123000 Total 235800 9 Other Assets not in cluded under any of the above heads 00 Total 1811320 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid In In cash 1500000 11 Surplus 370000 Undividedprofits 14058 Total 384058 12 Deposits on which interest Is paid 4214322 Deposits- on which interest Is not paid 1971483 Total Deposits 6185805 13 Cashiers checks- outstanding 43345 Certifiedchecks 00 Total 43345 14 Due to Banks 00 15 Notes and hills redis- counted 00 Bills payable 00 Total e 00 16 Other liabilities not included under any of the above heads 00 Total 8113208 State of Kentucky sct County qf Ohio I P C Cooper Cashier of the above named D nkdo solemnly swear that the above statement is true ta the best of my knowledge and belief PiC COOPER Cashier Subscribed arid sworn to before me by P C Cooper this 25th day of July 1911 My Commission expires March 18 I9i2i j W HALE Notary Public Correct Attest t V IJF COOPER 1 fn3D COOPER RT MILLER Directors STORY OF THEIR FIRST ICE CREAM And the Trouble They Had Enjoying It SERIOUS MATTER TO ARRANGE A Notable Incident in the Life of a Kentucky Mountaineer DIALECT STORY OF INTEREST Sometimes I wished Mrs Pattee would not talk so much about the ICe cream Wo all never hadnt had none endurln our whole lives and the way she went awn about Ice cream seemed like we never had really lived Mrs Pattee was a school teacher from Chicago that was spend In the summer in our neighborhood and from what she said I rccon there must be a hundred places or even more In Chicago where theY sell Ice cream Every evenlnmost In summer she et ice cream she said and It was the nicest stuff you ever got your mouth awn to and catfn of it was fashionable too Chicago Is a lot of times blggern Dummers Fdrd and Frankfort rolled Into one Some of the boys has been to Frank fort raftln logs down thq Kentucky and mah old man has been thor as a witness in moonshiner trials Yes Henry has been drug down thar to the Federal Court three times as a witness I bought that carpet thar whar them four hound dogs is lyln outn Henrys witness fees time Bud Loftier and Dave Mc Grew was Irled Never see why them fellers was ever convicted of makin whisky Whisky Anybody would bo ashamed to set sock stuff before company and call It whisky Well this Mrs Pattee said we orter hey some Ice cream Finally ono day Late Wattersons wife come by and said Lucy Masons husband had been down to Dummers Ford and a man from Lexington had started a drug store thar and that ho sold ice cream Then I Jes plumb told the old man to hitch up and git a tin pall and a bucket that would go outside of it and a box to go outside of all so he could pack Ice around in Ifand to take some of that money I had put by to buy a family doctor book with and go to the Ford and gut the ice cream In cose of a long and tedious time he came backnext day it was He fetched his ICe cream into the house packed In sawdust We put it down shooed tho dogs away and sot and begun to unpack the ice cream when he heard someone holler In the house and there was Mrs Pattee In the yard- I let her into the next room and set down ahuggln mahsef to keep the dlsapplntment and fidget from bustin out Here we was two pore mountain folks and Henry had drlv all of one night and part of a day to bring home that ice cream and here was this city woman that would have gobbled the wholo mess If we had offered it to her I felt convicted about not beln hospital and brlngln it out but I couldnt help mahset Thar she set and I knew that the Ice around the cream was melt In for we had got It most unpack ed I could hear poro Henry iriov in around an frettln I went in and told him to eat the ice cream not to wait for me But he wouldnt To relieve his feollns he had took down his gun and was plntln it at the wall tother side of which Mrs Patlee was settln Oh I wish she was a Tate so I could go in and shoot her said Henry The Tates was the clan we McDermott uster hev a feud with and the feud had played out most ly because tho Tates had played out too In the cose of twenty years of shootln I went back in with Mrs Pattee and she said she was goin back to Chicago next day and would spend the whole afternoon with met Just then one of the dogs pushed through the door and left It open and thar we see Henry prancln and plntln his gun his face plumb diabolical Mercy awn usl Mercy awn usl said Mrs Pattee sprlngln up- I dont know why I ever done It but Iaald Hes glttln1 his I Bhootln things ready because Cole njaahoatpieWhywhatwould this Cole Henderson como over here to shoot himT Come oVer beret You dont reckon Henry would go over to any I partys house for to be shot It youre goln toll8l1bot alwayg be i r I II Are You a Woman I I TAKE I ARDUII I I The Womans Tonic I JOt I shot at home I told her Saves lots of bother You couldnt ahelt that woman with a log chain after that She Jes got up and left and me and Henry ct tho Ice cream Even It I did get it in a sinful way so to speak I dunno as I care I dont care mach about anything now Ive had Ice creamfdlikot- o see Mammoth Cave Louisville and the Governor but Ive had ic- ecreamChicago News WAS AX INSULT TO WEST KENTUCKY ItEPUHLICAXS Judge ORcar had things so much in his own hand at the convention that he took the position adopted by so many men when drunk with power he redo rough shod over all opposition and did not even display the diplomacy which would have stood him much In hand In the cam paign ahead The wishes of such leaders as Franks and Cox and their friends were Ignored while even our fellow townsman Postmaster Fisher was treated with but slight consid oration The elimination of Capt Ed Farley was a direct slap In tho face of West Kentucky Republicans and when one considers tho long years of service which these men have given to the party It floes not either seem a matter of wisdom or Justice for them to be thus ignored when participating in party councils Mr Fisher has long been considered a power in the ranks of the Re publican party in this section of the State while Capt Farley who Is now filling the position of State treasurer Is equally well known as a party worker of Influence and abil ityIt Is true that Judge ORear had sufficient strength to take such steps in selecting his ticket as he I desired still there is such a thing las going too far in the spirit of of ruthlessness and disregard of the- wishes of his opponents In the closing hoursof victory which marked the Republican convention Without these leaders tho Republican party in this section of tho State would be able to accomplish but little and It would have been far the better part of wisdom to have administered at least a measure of consolation rather than to have adopted a course which may result In tho elimination of the Influence of some strong leaders or at least to lessen their ability to a marked extentIt have been far bettor for Judge ORear and for the Republican ticket as well to have placat ed rather than offended an element in West Kentucky which Is in position to do much or little In the partys behalf as the spirit moves themPaducah NewsDemocrat Loss of Time Means Loss of Pay Kidney trouble and the Ills it breeds means lost time and lost pay to many a workingman M Balent 1214 Little Penna street Streator Ill was so bad from kid new and bladder trouble that he could not work but he says I took Foley Kidney Pills for only a short time and got entirely well and worklandthan before Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action quick in results a good friend to the working manor woman who suffers from kidney Ills Foley Kidney Pills will check the progress of your kidney and bladder trouble and heal by removing the cause Try them For sale by all druggists m r fanie ffir fith f raM11 a Tear Professional Cards J H PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice hit profession In Ohio and ad olnlng counties special attention KinD to aJ bnslnessentrutted to his care FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice his profession In Ohio and a lining counties and In the Court of Appeals Orlralnal practice and Collections a specialty Office In the Herald building C II BARRETT C B SMITH BARNETT SMITH Attorneys at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice their profession In all the Vend ofOhio and adjoining counties and In the Cour of Appeals Collections specialty Otto C1larti- nAttorney at Law HARTFORD KV Olllic up stairs over Wilson Crcwxj opposite court house Will practice his profession in all the courts of this and adjoining coun ties and Court of Appeals Commer cial and criminal practice n spec laity OTTO C MARTIN S P MCKKXXKY MARTIN McK 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Hartford Ky W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dam Ky ESTABLISHED 1858 lilt its a ring a diamond a watch J Jewelry or silver getluthe lowest prices from the- OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE IN TIIE SOUTII Por almost haircentury we haveserred er I Icluslvely the Southern trade Write today for our free illustrated catalogue Addreu G Pm Q CODInosI TRA04YARKCayea uandtopyrRbtsreex olotorrSad 4 cents to sumps far our two Innlatbto MTuuTpaaenilawoandotherv Dr SWIFT CO PATENT LAWYKRS 303 Seventh SL Washington D C i Y PliSFOM OKAQHK KIDNKTS ANB ADEN Subscribe for The Herald 5100ayr 1 f II k r cJ U V i r +9 ifI 110 tiP t r2 4 v c 1 I k t J t j t i I r f J I a t cI cIt cIv t It 4r r I UI WEDNESDAY AUGUST Z 1811 jI PAGE FOUR THE HARTFORD HERALD r i f c i c t I jI jt t j II I 1I 11- r l j r t Ir t I s tt- I t- I tr r j tj I I I t 1 I i t I E r The Hcvtijord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK LFELIX EDITOR8C PRANK L FELIX Pub and Proprt Entered at the Hartford postofflc as mall matter of the second class WEDNESDAY AUGUST r 2 J011t ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announcot M T WESTERF1ELD Of Pleasant Ridge Ky as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Ohio counl ty In the Lower House of the nextI General Assembly subject to thet action of the Democratic convention at Hartford Saturday August 12 1911 DEMOCRATIC TICKET U S SENATOR Ollle M James of CrittendenrGOVERNOR Jas D McCreary of Madison LIEUT GOYEdward cDcrt mott of Jefferso- nAUiITORHenry I 51 Bosworth of Fayette ATTORNEY GENERAL James Garnett of Adair- SECHErAllV OP STATE C FtCrecellus of Pendleton- SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Barksdale Hamlett t of tChristianCOMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL TUUFJ W Newman of Wood fordCLERK OF COURT OF AP t t PEALS Robert Greene of Franks tinTREASURERTom Rhea of Lo ganDemocratic county convention at Hartford Saturday August 12E Dont forget It w Mr Bryan Is Just now experienc ing that portion of his existence which exemplifies the Bible adage that a prophet Is not without hon or except In his own country Wonder how those Republican pa pers which have been screaming so loudly against Reciprocity are goI ing to stand for President Taft IIyearII IItheII of matter from our columns last week without giving a word of creditKentucky w Beauties Batho In the Briny Deep Is the euphonious head line of an article In the Mayfield Messenger No doubt there was also a school of male society suckers churning up the water near by There can be no doubt that thei extension of the county unit law anent the liquor question would be a strong and winning plank In the Democratic State platform De mocracy should take a firm stand In the matter and not attempt any straddling scheme Barring a few Immaterial details the Republican State platform Is almost a copy of several Democratic platforms that have preceded It In recent years Including the spirit If not the wording of several national affairs of like prestige As politi cal plagiarists Republican platform builders are notorious When Judge 0 Rearsees nothing wrongonly Immaculate Innocence and rightIn the manner In which Senator Bradley was put into his present place what headway will he ORear make and what plans will he adopt to do away with the Third House so vociferously Inveighed against in the Republican State platform Mr E T Franks a well posted and Influential Kentucky Republi can repeatedly declared during his recent speeches throughout the State that the election of Judge ORear would sound the death knell of civil liberty In Kentucky And Mr Franks has never retracted that assertion Has civil liberty any friends among the Republican voters of the State It Is said that a zof consternation went through the convention ball at Louisville when Judge ORear delivered himself of that starreaching eulogy of Col Brad leys spotless Senatorial record Judge ORear himself hesitated for a moment as If appalled by his ta taJ error and then proceeded with his speech Since then however the Judge has never modified nor retracted one word oftbk scandalous utterance which will cost him many votes in November b T No one of the three Republican who have occupied the Governor chair In Kentucky was ever put In the field without a grand clashing of and furore of voices as Ito great reforms they were going to Inaugurate the good they were going to do and how the great common petople were going to prosper under their administration Tho same noise is being made now anent candidacy of Judge ORear Dut Judging the future by the past what does Republican administrator promise In Kentucky r The cry of the big corporations trusts and all those Immense concerns which manufacture or control the various commodities which people have to buy Is Let alone They say the common people or the leaders of the com people who essay to defend their Interests have no Idea about how a big business ought to be con ducted and therefore they ought to keep still and let the trusts hay full sway Wonder what this coup try and Its people would finally come to If the big monopolies wen let alone for a period of- say fifty years The reliability the coun paper in giving the news ovei Its city contemporary which also gives the news only about six time oftener Is Illustrated almost everyday Being gotten up In such sa hurry the dally paper cannot hope be always accurate while the country weekly or semiweekly has more time and takes more pride InD the reliability and accuracy of what fills Its columns The dally paper can generally be depended upon for the news while It Is new while the weekly loses none of its pres ige as a purveyor of newnleo sometimes a little tardy but generally condensed to more accuracy r The Hartford Republican commenting on the political situation and Judge ORear in particular aye Our local contemporary in Wednesdays issue contains twentyfour editorials and Just onethird of them contain the name ORear all the rest of these except three are devoted to the Republican State conven tion or platform Wo are proud to note that our es Teemed contemporary takes such pains in reading and properly clas Ifylng our editorial stuff We lever counted em but well take the Republicans word for It We cote however that our neighbor toes not deny anything which was lIald In the Heralds editorial col JumnsI j The Hartford Republican says We are glad that President Taft gae the Democrats credit for the mactmont of the Canadian reciproc- Ity treaty and adds This Is as It should be for a majority of the Republicans In the House voted against It Then the Republican goes on to predict dire calamities which It says will result How cute Tow refreshing this undisguised dea that should Reciprocity be ound unsatisfactory In any way all blame for the measure Is to be plac cd upon the Democrats Yet It remains as an Illustrious fact that he bill was Introduced by n Republican and a Republican President ailed a special session of Congress to enact his pet measure How duesI his comport with the RepublicansI political compatibility LIQUORCLAUSE Republican spellbinders are mak- Ing much ado over what they callI tho decided stand taken in the Republican State platform on the liquor question Lets see about his Here Is the liquor plank oft said platformWe a compliance with the plain requirement of the Constitution by the enact ment of a uniform local option law with the county as the governing unit And here Is what the Kentucky Constitution says The General Assembly shall by general law provide a means whereby the sense of the people of any county city townsI district or precinct may bo taken as to whether or not spirituous vinous or malt li quors shall be sold bartered or loaned therein or the sale thereof regulated Plainly the Constitutional clause night be construed or Ins several ways That the and Intent of this clause was to give the people the fullest and freest scope of action In regulating the liquor traffic no one will deny The Constitutional provision embraces every foot of land whereon liquor night be sold Apparently the Republican platform undertakes to onstrue this to suit Itself and the exigencies of political demands purely interpreting tho clause to mean what it may need to hoodwink the voters Into supporting the VReff publican ticket under the sion that the liquor clause of their platform Is clear and decisive Asa matter of fact there Is no count y unit mentioned in the Constltu tlonal provision It embraces a1lII kinds of territory county city town district or precinct Strict ly Interpreted It would seem to enlarge rather than diminish the wet territory That It was so Intended would be an Injustice tc the framers of the Constitution and yet it leaves open much chance attspeculation as to how Its terms to could bo construed into law Any how the Republican contention that We demand a compliance with the plain requirement of the Constitu tion is deficient In that it does not define what this plain require ment Is It Is left to the voters tc of guessLet us hope that the Democrats In convention assembled will not make such a blunder will not adopt such methods to deceive Aa plain unequivocal plank should bod adopted specific and clear carrying out tho well known temperance de mands of the people In the extension of the uniform county unit law both interpreting and applying the Constitutional clause with the fult lest force and effectCIRENTIS July 29lr Forest Frenchs t wife died at her hums near here July 25th and wns hurled at Cool prigs the 26th A lard3 crowd attended tie burial 1 Mrs Terry Tichenor returned homo last Monday from a few days visit with relatives at Centertown- Mr Sam Gentry and family of aneyvllle are visiting relatives rear here- Messrs Charlie and Odle Taylor eturncd from Bowling Green last Friday Mr P A Swain spent a few days In Owensboro recently Mr Jefferson Jones of Hot e Springs Ark has been visiting his nother Mrs Fannie Gentry near here the past faw WeekstMrs Myrtle Tanner and children of Owensboro have been visiting elatlvcs near here the past week Mrs J D Coleman of Louisville Is visiting her brother Mr W A aseblcr and family near here Mrs Mattie Cox of Owensboro has been the guest of her sister lira W J French the past weeki Mr and Mrs Albert Patterson vent to Rochester today to visit relatives and friends there and at Huntsville Mr Wm Taylor who has beenII engaged In school work In Bowling been for some time spent last Friday night with his father and faml y near here Mr Lon Stevens and family and Jr Clarence Plrtlo and family returned from Oklahoma about three veeks ago and will reside on their arms near here Mr and Mrs H B Taylor and wo children went to Hartford yes erday and will return today Mrs Annie Shultz of Beaver Dam has been visiting friends and relatives near here Mr Ira Plummer returned recent Iy from Bowling Green where ho has been attending sclloolcc Accused of Stealing Me E E Chamberlain of Clinton boldly accuses Bucklens Arnl Ica Salve of stealingthe sting I rom burns or scaldsthe painI rom sores of all kinds tho distress from bolls or piles It robs cuts corns bruises sprains and In juries of their terror he says as a healing remedy its equal doesnt exist Only 25c at James H Wil lams mI IAXErJIJuly 29Rev J W Crowe tilled his regular appointment here Saturday and SundayIMiss Annie May of this place is visiting Miss Lattye Sparks of Hart ordMisses Ella Crowe and Jtlinta orrlster of this place are visiting Ilss Myrtle Forrlster of Owens oroMrs Abble Barr of this place is visiting Mrs Temp Nicely of Han lyvllle Mr W R Crowe who has been visiting his parents of Maxwell hasI returned to Arkansas What Is Best for Indigestion Mr A Robinson of Drumquln ntarlo has been troubled for years with indigestion and recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver t1Tablets as the best medicine I tever used If troubled with Inrtl- estlon or constipation give them a trial They are certain to prove lenoflclal They are easy to take and pleasant in effect Price 25 sate Samples free at all deals in A tenyearold sou of Charles Mitchell a fisherman at Livermore Wit drowned In Green river reeent I y This Iis the second child Mr Iltchell has lost by drowning PLATFORM CONVENTION U J AT mm TIME A In Louisville August 15Plans 6 for the Affair Are All Arranged Louisville Ky July 29WII 11am P McDonpgh and R Campbell Kennedy members of the commlta named to select a hall In which hold the Democratic platform convention August 15have com pleted arrangements for the use of the Masonic theater Henry R Prewltt df Mt Sterling chairman of the Dempcratlc State Central Committee was the other member the committee named to look after details incident to tho comity convention but left the matter of selecting a hall to Messrs McDon and Kennedy they being resl of Louisville- Delegates to The platform con vention will be selected at mass m conventions to bo held throughou the State August 12 Robert G Phillips of Elizabeth secretary of tho Democratic Committee left Louisville last night for his home He will remain there several days before ref turning to Louisville Democratic headquarters will be opened Immediately upon his return to this city however and the work of outlining campaign will be taken up with out delay It is probable that Rufus H Vnnpant nt Ashland chair nan of the Democratic Campaign Committee will arrive hero early text week He former Senator Mc 7rcary and Judge Jere A Sullivan ire to name the rremaining members of the campaign committee Notice Centertown Local No 597 is call d to meet at Rough River schoolhouse Friday night August 4 Let every tobacco grower be present as- here will be Important business on land ti A ROSS Secy FOR SALE One hundred and four acres of land mostly cleared in full state of cultivation half bottom half hill 14 acres of which Is well timbered This land Is in two tracts adjoining un lerlald with a 6 foot vein of No 11 coal Good dwelling tine stock barn good young orchard two good wells and stock pond of everlasting water Near Hartford and Beaver sam pike Will sell as a whole or In two tracts Terms reasonable For further particulars call on or address John M Chinn or Mitchell Jaldwln Beaver Dam Ky 31t4 XotJce The undersigned assignee of the ordsvllle Banking Company will bo In Fordsvllle Ohio county Ken ucky at the office of the Fordsvllle anking Company on Saturday ugust 19 1911 at which time and place said assignee will sit to relive claims against said estate and any creditor failing to present at the Imo named his claims verified in the manner claims are required to bo verified against the estate of decedents except that they need not bo verified by a person other thane claim anishall bo deemed to have waived his right to any part of they assigned estate See Russells tatutes Sec 402 This July 21 1911 30U J w MCCARTY Assignee of the Fordsvllle Banking Company Granulated Sore Eyes Cured For twenty years I suffered from a bad same of granulated sore eyes says Martin Boyd of Henrietta Ky In February 1903 a gentleman asked me to try Chamberlains Salve I bought one box and used bout twothirds of It and my eyes iave not given me any trouble since This salve is for sale by all dealers m Stiffs Xot slit In The Stiffs and Supples played another game at Centertown last Sunday which resulted In favor of the Stlrrs by a score of 13 to 11 Alter much chewing of the rag by the upplcsthey were heard to exclaim Like the man that fell out of tho noon wo MQ not in It The lineup was as follows Stiffs R Olshoo c S Bishop pi P Swain lb W E Ashby 2b M Balls 3b Cola James s s J ake rfr JW Glasscock cf U S Faught If Supples J Tichenor c B Re icer p J Ward lb Arvin Tick fll1or 2bSBaskett3bGuy Hef Un cf Rob Rowe rtS Mason Jtt After defeating the Stipples last Sunday the Stiffs played Smat Hollow ana the score resulted 8 to 10 In favor of tlie Stiffs The line tipa was as follows Stiffs R Bishop c S Bishop p Pete Swain lb W B lbY- 2bM Balls 3bCota James B B Y t Ward rf jW Glasscock cf S Faught If Smart Hollow F Boyd s s Jno Tlchorior c R Ashby lb Henry Sherman cf F Everly 3b TJchenor 2b W St Clair If Sterman rf H Sterman p We dont think the Supples w11l want to play any more therefori the Stiffs will challenge any other team that heads this way XXX WANTED FORS ARMY Ablebodled unmarried men between of 18 and 35 citizens of Unit ed States of good character anll temperate habits who can speak read and write the English language For information apply ito Recruiting Officer Beaver Dam KentuckY30tf1 Administrators Sale- I will on Saturday August 12 1911 at the farm of Jacob C War- deD deceased at Centertown Ky offer for sale two horses hay corn oats and farming Implements Terms made known on day o sale Sale begins at 1 oclock Ip Lf R GOODALL 31t2 Administrator Dissatisfied withthe distribution of patronage Representative fllann of Illinois has threatened to start a movement to defeat President Taft or the nomination for the Presl Iency 4 Notice The public will hereby take notice that I have this day set my son Harry A Moorman free to contract sue and be sued and to per orui all acts by and of his own accord that I will not be responslbl I for his acts nor seek any of the pro t seeds of his labor This the 2rth day of JuJy 1911 J T DOORMAN ilt4 Prentls Ky Report of the Condition of tho BANK OF HARTFOR A Hank Doing Business In the town of Hartford County of Ohio State of Kentucky at tho Close of business- on the 18th day of July 1011- RESOURCES 1 Loans and DiscountsJIOO 65057 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 630000 3 Due from Banks 3282905 4 Actual Cash on hand 1271131 5 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 473953 6 Overdrafts Secured 173043 Unsecured 117539 Total 290582 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 31632 8 RealEstate 300000 Furnitureand tures 100000 Total 400000 9 Other Assets not in cluded under any of the above heads 00 Total 25445260 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid in in cash 4000000 11 Surplus 2000000 Undividedprofits 2009 Total 2002009 12 Deposits- on which interest is paid 11618341 Deposits- on whichss interest Is not paid 7768910 Total Deposits 19387251 13 Cashiers checks- outstanding 00 Certified checks 00 Total 00 4 Duo to Banks 00 5 Notes and bills red- iscounted 00 Bills Parable 00 Total 00 16 Other liabilitiesnot Included under any of the above heads 56000 Total 25445260 State ot Kentucky- sct County of Ohio I Jno T Moore Cashier of the bove named Bank do solemnly wear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief JNO T MOORE Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before ue by Jno T Moore this 25th day of July 1911 ANNA J PATTON My Commission expires February 2 1914 Notary Public Correct Attest ROWAN HOLBROOK R E LEE SIMMERMAN J C THOMAS Ml D1rCCt01fstd1c1 HEFL1N V July 31Sevoral from this placer attended the singing convention aV Clear Run Sunday Quito a large crowd attended All report a nice time with lots of good singing Mr and Mrs John Johnson and children spent Sunday with Mr Johnsons brother Mr Allen Johnson and family near Pleasant Hill Mr Robert Renfrow wife end children vlslfed In the Washington neighborhood Sunday Mrs Bettle Whittaker and chil dren of spent Wednesday with Mrs Lewis Easterday at thIs place Miss Cora Thomasson spent last week at Buford visiting her aunt Mrs Maggie Rhoads returning Saturday afternoon Mrs Mollie Ellis daughter Clara and little son Edward visited her laughter Mrs Chester Ward at Williams Mines from Thursday until Friday Mr J P Foster and family spent Sunday with his son Arch near Livermore a I ADABURG July 29losses Gertry and Odlov taymon returned from Owensboro Vednesday i Mrs Jim Balls Pleasant Ridge pent from Thursday to Sunday with the Misses Raymon here Mr and Mrs C L Patton left ro ently for the Ohio river near Ev nsvllle where they will spend a ew weeks camping and fishing Miss Lula Mldkiff began school Monday with a good attendance Mrs Iva Keown Is on the sick list Miss Oda Raymon haaboon visit Ing Miss Sallle Crowe near Taffy this week Foot Mashed InJIay DRIer Henderson Ky July 29Thor- ight foot of Jim Mullins the 10 earold son of George Mullins was adly mashed Thursday morning in ai hay baler He was taken to the city hospital and it is thought that amputation will perhaps be neces saryIReport of the Condition of the McHENRY DEPOSIT BANK Dank Doing Business In the Town of McIIcnrjr County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the close of business on the 18th day of i July 1011- 11ESOUSCES I i 1 Loans and Discounts 2875880 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 20000 3 Due from Banks 317769 4 Actual cash on hand 484931 5 Checks cash Items and exchange for clearingI 00 6 Overdrafts Secured 18831 Unsecured 00 18831 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 85475 8 Real Estate331405 Furniture and Fixtures 204008 Total 535413 9 Other Assets not in eluded under any of the above heads 00 Total 4338299 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid In in cash 1500000 11I Surplus 120000 Undividedprofits 157073 Total 277073 12 Deposits on which Interest Is paid 576756 ll Deposits vn r on which 4 r i interest Is not paid 1965639 Total Deposits 2542395 13I Cashiers checks- outstanding 00 Certified checks OD Total 00 4I Due to Banks 00 5 Notes and bills redis- counted 00 Bills payable 00 Total 00 16 Other liabilities not included under any of the above heads 18831 4338299ate sct1County of Ohio 7 labovesweartbt the above statement II- true to the best of my knowledge and belief A M SMITH Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before t me by A M Smith this 26th lay of July i91iIMy Commission expires January 9 1912 G W WHITE Notary Public v Correct Attest ij SJ TICHENOH I- J l + Si SMITH 1- TJ I AGEO W BASEHBART 1 ttfcli Director i t I f f l l 6H rr Y I JCr I I Y frtr s II I II I J 1 I It Z jI 1 F i IIJ 1d 1 I l I r t i w WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1911THEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE J iI r y rTt t I rTI I I I II I III i I nt il f kIkIPRICES us REDUCED J Shape LJ I IIclZclnO Wnc ulllKORRECTFIT STYLE PRICE AND WEAR JC Wore BURT PACKARD CO Makers Brockton Mass L SOLD BY order to close out our entire line of liens Low Cut Shoot lfNhavo placed on sale our best stylus in Burro Jap Patent Leather Shoes regular 84 Shoes at 8319 Also limited supply of tho same Oxfords in last seasons goods i84 valnes for only 8150 See them in our window and remember it pay to trade with a that eaves you Money Go SPECIAL CASH PRICES 100 lb Gran Sugar600 501bs Pure Lard 525 1 bbl Patent Flour 475 1 bbl Salt 150 10 lbs Pure Lard 125 5 lbs Pure Lard 65c Best Bacon by side 18o Bacon Butts 11c Paris Green per lb 26c 51b lots per lb 25c if Illinois Central Railroad Time Ta ble at Beaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131855 pm J E Williams Agt- WANTEDTo buy a good work horse W B CRABTREE 200 Fancy Parasols now 119 at Fairs 25c quality of Mattings now 19c at Fairs Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting In Cromwell Ky Big sized Matting Rugs the 50c kind 39c at Fairs I Masons fruit Jars 55c and 65c at Likens 0 Actons All summer Wash Fabrics at cost to close out at Fairs Miss Evelyn Fair Thomas Is vis iting relatives in Louisville This week a ladles good bleached Vest only each at Fairs Summer Hose in Mercerized and Silk the gauzy kind at Fairs MrB A deT spending ithls week in Louisville on business For Sale CheapGoodwork horse buggy and harness 29tf R R WEDDING I Choice oft Fairs 200 andU50 dxfords Friday and Saturday at viitw tk They areiB the window at Fairs 96and 250 Oxfords for 160 J l lJii ff 1 OUR GUARANTEE LaMRer UsPatO If dye upper itrail drouth the lint tole b Wom tLrwe will rtfUa tndi Dew pelt AUBumviptlealhencemcuixJeithiiCuwuilce wo our a House 5c 6 bars Big Deal Soap250 6 bars White Magic256 bars Ivory 25c5 6 bars Fels Nnptha250 6 bars Lel1 x2bo3 pkgs Argo Starohl00 0 3 pkgs Eagle Thistle Soda 10 3 boxes Forgetmenot Matches lOc 2 boxes Table Salt100s 2 bars WhiteFloating Soap lOc t HARTFORD GROCERY COMPANY f Some special prices now in Mens Suits at Fairs Call and get the prices Give Likens Acton a call If you want groceries at the right prices 31tf One blof of tMens Straw Hats reg ular 50c and 100 quality now 29c at Fairs See Fairs 200 and 250 La dlesOxfords for only lGOFrIday and Saturday Mr John Jackson Centertown was a pleasant caller at The Herald office Saturday Mr C P Turner shipped a carload of stock from the Hartford depot yesterday Likens Acton will sell you best patent flour 24 lbs for 6 Sets or wp sacks for 125 31tf Miss Mabel Rollins of Owens borols the guest of Mr and Mrs W CNiJchlommer Mrs John Daffron and her daugh tor Nola living near Sunny ale have typhoid fever 1 Mr Connor Ford wife Is attend ing college in Bowling Green is at home for his vacation Mr Wm Hamilton Jr McHen ry gave The Herald aple santcallI while in town Wednesday A limited quantity of Mens 400I Patent Leather Oxfords choice to J close out llliOat Fairs Miss Ira returned Sunday from a few days visit to her sister I Mrs Tt ilcCluaryy of WgsterQeld 4 J Mr U SyFaught Cantertown gave The Herald a pleasant call yesterday Mr James Bare Hartford who has been quite sick for several days la thought to be improving Mr Lem H McHenry of Louis ville spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Jennie T McHenry hero Many big bargains in Remnants of Wool Goods Ginghams etc at Fairs Just right for school wear For Snle Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guarantee- called for and prompt delivery Pone 140 llers Grocery Messrs K C Byers Frledaland and J F Cooksey white Run were pleasant callers at The Herald office Saturday Mr Charlie Bennett who Is at tending Cornell University Ithaca N VY Is spending his vacation with his parents here LOST At Fair Cos store a pair of gold nose glasses Finder will please return fo Fairs store and be rewarded Mr Marvin Cooksey son of Mr J T Cooksey of Harper Ian formerly of Ohio county is very illl of typhoid fever Misses Nettle and Jennie Gllles pie have gone to Rockport where they will visit Mr and Mrs M J Reid for two weeks Mr Lee Long who was formerly in business hero and two children of BpwUnp Green were In Hartford a few days last week There Is some splendid work be ing done on tho public roads 1in Ohio county under the supervision of Judge W B Taylor Little Luther and Louise Turner of Buford Ky have been the guests of Mr and Mrs L P Turner Eas Hartford Ole past week Section Foreman E P Miller and infant son of Mr and Mrs D Luco living on South Main street Hart ford have mums Miss Hattie Glenn has returned home from Bowling Green Ky r where she has been taking sp clal1 work in the Normal school Messrs A C Honker South Car rollton and Leo Long Bowlin Green gave TheHerald a pleasant call while In Hartford Wednesday Mrs G B Williams and little son Russell of St Louis were thet guests of relatives and friends in Hartford for a few days last week Mr Clifton Stevens who is In the navy on the battleship Louisiana is at the home of his parents near Beaver Dam on a tenday furlough For Sale FarmsAll sizes fromt 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy land 0A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky Dont fill your stomach with med Iclno forty years old Just because 1It Is cheap Our pride for twenty years has been a nice fresh stock JAMES H WILLIAMS J P OASKIIIEK M CO Funeral Directors and Embalmers All callsI promptly and carefully attended to day or night Both telephones 28tf Beaver Dam Ky Mr and Mrs J A Prichard and little son James Bennett Louisville are the guests of Mrs Prichards parents Rev and Mrs R D Ben nett Miss Garnett Felix daughter of Hr C W Felix Olaton who has had typhoid fever for the past two weeks is doing as well as could be expectedMrs French wife of Forrest French died of blood poison at her home near Prentls on the 25th inst and was burled at Cool Springs the 26th Insist that your doctor leave your prescriptions with you or at our store Then you will know you are safe in price and quality JAMES H WILLIAMS Mrs Hooker Williams left recent ly with her little daughter Sallie Laura for Rochester Ky where the latter will take osteophatntc treatment Mr Martin Thomas left Monday for a Visit with his Sister at Cadli Ky after which he will visit his brother Mr James P Thomas of LouisvilleIMrs Belle Bethel who has beenI at the bedside of her mother Mrs Susan Sullenger near Concord church returned to her home InI Henderson esterdYI J Miss Winona Stevens Is enter taming the following guests with a house party Misses Grace Slsco Bardstown Ky Peroiella Burnett Adalrville Ky Alice Eaton Bur MessrsW StevensILouisville Ky Mr Ellis Foster salesman at the store of Carson Co left Monday for Marlon Ky where he will visit relatives before returning the lat tor part of this week The Infant child of Mr and Mrs Jas T Miller living near Sulphur Springs died yesterday morning about ono oclock Interment was In Sunnydale cemetery Mr and Mrs J F Casebler Beaver Dam Mrs Minnie Coleman and daughter Edna Louisville spent MrsdC P Turner Hartford Dr E W Ford superintendent of the Baptist Sunday School and his class at boys are down on Green river near Smallhous this week enjoying a plcnlc vacation Mrs James Lyons and daughter Dorcas Mrs Sue Barnett and daughter and Mr S T Barnett will leave soon for Colorado Mrs Barnett and daughter will probably remain there Messrs P L Alford White Run J L Brown Rockport Richard Plummer Beaver Dam M S Pat terson and C B B Felix Olaton were pleasant callers at The Herald office Monday Mr W W Camp and family of Owensboro who had been sojourn ing at Dawson Springs have been spending the past week the guests of MrB F Bean and familyv of East Hartford Mr M to Wcsterfleld of Pleasant Ridge an announced candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Ohio county was in Hartford Saturday mingling with the people A protracted meeting was begun at Mt Hermon church last Sunday night conducted by the pastor Rev 0tSmithson of Owensboro There will be services each day at 3 and 8 p m Everybody Is Invited and it Is hoped the result will be a glo rious one- Elsewhere in The tleralj today will ile found the financial state ments of the Bank of Hartford Farmers Bank of Centertown Bank of Fordsvllle Dundee Deposit Bank McHenry Deposit flank and Crom busfg ness in this county It is certainly much satisfaction to the patrons of these banks that they offer such ex cellent showings possible only by sound conservative methods of management The young men of Hartford en tertalned the young ladles of the city with a lawn fete last Friday evening at tho home of Miss Hassle Glenn The evening was a most en lovable one and was made doubly so tfirough the kindness of the Business Mens Orchestra who fa vored tho young people with a ser enade Toward the close ol the ev ening watermelon ice cream and cake were served as refreshments The evening was much enjoyed by all present Miss Winona Stevens was the charming hostess of a delightful entertainment Monday evening in honor of her house party guests Those present were Misses Grace Sisco Bardstown Ky Perraella Burnett Adalrville Ky Alice Ea ton Burnett Murfreesboro Tenn Edwina Rowe Owensboro Ky Annie Patton Annie Allen Elgin and Winona Stevens Messrs W C Taylor Arlington Ky J W Jones Murray Ky E C Stevens Louisville Ky Estill Park Trim ble Pendleton Douglas Felix Shel by Stevens and McDowell Fogle NOTICE 1 have moved my office to the drug store of J H William- sEBPENDLETONMa Awakes After 105 Days Vandalla Ill July 30After sleeping continuously for 105 days Miss Hazel Schmidt the eighteen yearold girl whose strange case has puzzled physicians for weeks was awake for five hours today and ate three meals She said she felt no 111 effects from the slumber Attending phy siclanw say the girls trance is bro ken and that she will soon be her self again Aviator Defies Death Mlneola L L N Y July 30 Apparently having lost none of his ability for flying J C Bud Mars made his appearance again in an aeroplane the first time since his serious accident at Erie less than a month ago He flew in the same machine which caused his 500foot fall Almost yrebnUt tho biplane proved fast and Mars flew for about seven miles before de scending CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD SATURDAY AUGUST 12 To Nominate Candidates for Sen ator and Representative and Select Delegates All Democrats of Ohio county and all other voters Including young men who will be old enough to vote In November who desire to affiliate I with the Democratic party In the urgedItoday August 12 at Hartford Ky From the calls you will notice that there will be held three mass conventions at the court house on that dayAt 1 oclock p m the Democrats will organize and select delegates to the Senatorial delegate convention I Louisvillel nominating a candidate for Senator j from the Seventh Senatorial District composed of Butler Muhlen berg and Ohio counties At 130 p m a county mass convention will be hold to nominate a candi date for Representative Then at 12 p m a convention will be held under the call of the State Commit tee for the purpose of selecting del egates to the platform convention to be held in Louisville August Iii Through these conventions It is hoped that the sentiment of the Democrats of Ohio county shall be positively expressed but this can not be done in a proper sense un less tho voters generally attend and participate In the convention Come G Br LIKENS Chmn Co Com Call For Convention Bv order of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee of Ohio county jn Mass Convention Is hereby called for tho purpose of nominating a I candidate for representative In the j Lower House of the next General Assembly Said convention shall be held at the court house In Hartford Kentucky beginning nt 130 p m on the 12th Hay of August I HIll All Democrats and all other voters who express a desire to affil iate with the Democratic party In eluding young men who will be old enough to vote on the 7th day of I pariticinatoInvited to be present Done at Hartford Kentucky July the 29th 1911G LIKENS Chmn of the Dem Ex Com HEBEH MATTHEWS Secy of the Dem Ex Com Notice to Taxpayers List of appointments of S 0 Keown Deputy Sheriff Deanfleld August 2a m JEtnavllle August 2p m Herbert August 3 Shreve August 4 Fordsvllle August 5 Beaver Dam August 7 Centertown August S Point Pleasant August 9p m Matanzas August 9a m Smnllhous August 11a fa Ceralvo August 11p m McHenry August 12 Kockport August 14 Wysox August 15 Prentls August 16a m Cromwell August i6p m Sulphur Springs August 16 T H BLACK S O C 29t2 By S O KEOWN D S Company II Hack Home The members of Company H 3d Regiment Kentucky State Guards 53 strong arrived homo about 4f oclock last Monday morning frond a tendays encampment at Orell Lieut C B Shown and Sergt W D Gray returned to Orell Tuesday morning where they with Capt J SI DeWeese qualified as expert shots and were selected as three of forty to remain at Orell this week at the end of which time the num ber will be reduced to twentyfive from the different regiments of the State The 25 making best record during thee week will remain eighteen days longer Capt DeWeese remained at Camp Orell nor DKOIM KI JIKAW WHIMS ON HIS WAY TO SCHOOL Last Wednesday morning while on his way to school but having passed the schoolhouse to do an errand for his mother at a store at White Run this county a mile or so further on little Hugan Gary the twelveyearold son of Mrs Fan nie Gary a widow living thrcn miles south of White Run suddenly dropped dead The little fellow and his cousin playmate were running towards the railroad to see a train pass when suddenly Hugan stopped and said he was out of breath and getting blind He dropped down on his hands and knees In the road and fell over dead Dr Richard flyers was called as quickly as possible and pronounced death due to a weak heart I Besides his mother little Hugnn leaves three brothers and one sis ter His father died about seven years ago Death seems to havo laid a heavy hand on the Gary fam ily A daughter died last April and four years ago a son was stricken with typhoid fever Ho died after being sick a week and two weeks later his sister died of a congestive chill The remains of little Hupan were interred In the Gary graveyard en the home place Tho whole school and many others attended He was a bright little fellow greatly beloved by nil who knew him I For Sale Good sixyearold harness mare See John Jackson Centortown Ken tucky sitr County Benin of Education The County Board of Education met In regular session at the court house Monday with the following members present Educational Division No 1 L B Tlchenor Hartford route 5 abient Division No 2 E C Hartford Reynolds Division No 3 M S Pat terson Olaton Division No 4 P L Alford White Run Division No 5 Richard Plummer Beaver Dam Division No C J L Brown Rock port and Supt Henry Leach Hart ford The Board had a very InterestIng session Including winding up the work for the scholastic year HEAVKK DAM July 31Miss Lula Peach daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Peach died on tho 27th inst and her remains were interred In tho Cool Springs burying ground on the 28th Miss Orpha Stevens one of the postoffice clerks at this place was baptized In Green river at Millers Landing Sunday eve by the Rev Cecil Stevens her cousin of Louis rifle Mrs Jasper Coleman and daugh tar are visiting the family of Mr J F CaseblerMiss VnnMeter of In verness Miss is visiting her many friends here and stopping with Miss Lillian Bir The Baptist church had quite a treat Sunday night by hearing a sermon delivered by the Rev W C Taylor of Arlington Ky- Mr Charlie Tlchenor loft this af ternoon with Ms Sunday School class for a fishing tour on Green river The members of the class were Merle Taylor G Hazelrlgtr N Hazelrlpg Guy Rhoads Warder Gardner Roy Mason Earl Chick Clifford Taylor and Clifford Maddox The boys left with n wngonload of camp equipage well prepared for n general good time Subscribe for The Herald SI a year Im B A HOT SHOT PROPOSITION FOR THIRTY DAYS I II f I out the advertisement of any drug ttClip 1 in the city and bring it to James Jt H Williams drug store That adver II01 cents the 42cent pacKage it and 26 cents l1 the 29cent package it and 16 cents the 19cent package The Talcum Powder offered for 15 cents we will sell you for 25 cents and give you a full 25cent package FREE o JAMES H WILLIAMS Hartford Ky AUGUST 2 19il JI 11 0 ct co f i c ai i I r t w 12y 2y 1r j 1 1j j tl I- j i I j44r wwr Th 7 r wr i 1 ri1tIJri1 1 j JI I 1 I i1 i IH 0 r- UfiT PAGE SLY 0 THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNEBDAXt AIID8- l 2 181- 1otp a1 X r t t k a I t r i i J I I 1 ir r i iY Y s The Hartford Herald U WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1011 M II E RAILROAD TIME TA t DLE AT HAUTFORD InII DCICthcontalnsNo 112 North Hound due 720 a m Daily except Sunday No 114 North Hound due 340 p m Dally except Sunday No 115 South Bound duo 855 a m Dally except Sunday No 113 South Hound duo 140 p m Dally except Sunday II E MISCIIKE Agt MAN CULTIVATES FLIES FOR F00 DI Raises Them on a Great Farm and Says THEY MAKE NUTRITIOUS GRUB Queer Ideas of a Man Who Seems to be Posted On the Subject RAISES FLIES BY THE MILLION A fly farmer and a fly farm which products ilollclous foodstuffs actu alities here have become such a success that ordinary cow grain snail frog and catamount farms arc likely to wane and a new era in farming begin Flaubert Marcy a prosperous farmer of Tldlouto Township on a trip to Mexico several II years ago discovered the com InIcomeproducingts home at his farm today when t correspondent called Dinner was being announced and I a place was made at the table Dur ing the feast Mr Marcy related how he came to establish a model fly farmAt Lake Mono in California I saw more flies In a minute than I had seen In all ray life he began iI There are more than 250000 known species of tiles Some are large and dart through the air with the speed of birds while others are i too small to be observed by the nak vegIetableI blooded animals Nearly all of them are germ carriers but take one of the worst of tho germ car I riersthe African tsetse fly whoso slckI mCd1lealI searches and experiments to It they would discover that even the death carrying tsetse fly could bo used toI advantage In the euro of t InsomnlnI To return to my Tho alkaline lakes In the far West and In Mexico are too dense with salt for fish to propagate In but a largo species of fly the Ephydn breeds there In innumerable swarms billions billions of Iithemsalt water whence it drifts to thoI shores to hatch In certain sensIons Indians will come 50 miles toIthese lakes and gather loads of thoIfly eggs which they dry on their blankets and rub betwoon their hands to remove tho shell When this Is done the meat of the eggs looks like unpolished rice as you i can sec Please pass that dish along Mr Marcy said to his wife and letI the gentleman try some of the mostI delicious dessert he ever tasted Tho dish contained toasted fly larvae which easily can bo mistak en for rice It was pleasant to the taste Indeed Mr Marcy added that analysis had proved It nutritious with a high percentage of oil and albumen Here said hq is another form of the larvae which wo first dry then shell and grind it Into fine flour with which wo make cakes A sample of the larvae flour cakes which was called koochabee was served with cream and having the appearance of cornstarch pudding was passed along and It possessed the finest flavor of all After dinner Mr Marcy took tho correspondent over the farm Count less billions of flies wore humming In chorus In the coops which are made of flashy woven wire 50 feet long by 40 feet wide and 10 feet high Inside were billions of the Ephyda fly some moving In swarms others clinging to the coops while millions of dead ones covered the coopwason which the flies drop their eggs rz by the thousandsTloneata Fa I Cor Washington Post p SOCIALIST CONGRESSMAN VISITS THE PRESIDENT Washington July 28 Victor Berger the Socialist Congressman n from Wisconsin paid his first visit to the White House today Ho asked the President to pardon n Texas youth Dewey Carter of Beaumont Carter is serving a fiveyear sen tence for stealing 5 while employ ed by the Postoffice Department Mr Berger declared that children A should not be employed by the Government I President Taft will consider Car tars case Mr Berger also asked I nctlonII perform their duties In their shirt sleeves The President Mr Berger i actDSOCIETY FORMED AT LEXINGTON Lexington Ky July 29The first society of Its kind In America was organized In Lexington this afternoon when the only seven breed ers of the Big Black Pig In this country met hero and formed a so ciety for the promotion and protec lion of the breeding of this strain of hogThe Tile mack Pig Is the leading breed In England where It has been popular for more than a hundred years At present there are butl seven breeders In the United States and the aggregate number of hogsI this breed In America Is estimat lor at 300 Articles of Incorporation naming Lexington as the place of business were flied this afternoon and ofll jeers were elected as follows J W Blnrer Callowny Neb president H Poczt Pnrma Mo vice presl IIC J F Cook Lexington secre and treasurer The tncorpora torp are J W Ringer C H Post J F Cook H C Barnett Ohfo J W Richardson and J C Kern Lexington tinny n SiiflVriiKr Woinnn iDrncs herself painfully through her daily tasks suffering from backache headache nervousness loss of appe tite and poor sleen not knowing her Ills lire lire to kidney anti bladder troubles Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief from naln and misery land a nromnt return to health and strength No woman who so suf fers can afford to overlook Foley Kidney Pills For sale by all druggists m Then Ilod Move TencherIf your father owed the butcher 1725 the baker 1323 and tho grocer 1805 how much would he have to pay In all- TnmmyHarlummNothln Hed move IJlar Fever Asthma Colds and Summer Must be relieved quickly and Foleys Honey and Tar Compound will do it E M Stewart 1034 Wolfram St Chicago writes I have been greatly troubled during tho hot summer months with hay fever and find that by using Foleys Honey and Tar Compound I get great rev lief Many others who suffer sim ilarly will be glad to benefit by Mr Stewarts experience Foleys Hon ey and Tar Compound Is effective for coughs and colds In either children or grown persons No opiates no harmful drugs In a yellow package Refuse substitutes Sold by all druggists m J Assimilated That man couldnt Interpret a single passage of the Constitution Yet you naturalized hlmJudge Because he was well Informed- on baseball matters I guess hell make a good American citizen WHAT TOGCOST SOME SENATE MEMBERS SENATORS William O Bradley nothing Theres no taint ORearfouralleged Democrats voted gratis Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin 107000 William Lorimer Illinois 100 J 000 Albert J Hopkins Illinois nine barrels of apples Simon Guggenheim Colorado f 250000Jeff Arkansas eight pairs of wool sor Henry A Du Pont Delaware 100000Joseph If Dally Texas 200000 j Expenses estimated A movement has been started for the consolidation of Newport Bellevue and Dayton Ky with the 3ultimateThomas and other territory Children Cry FOR PLETC- NEf4SCASTORIA OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 O POEMS YOULL ENJOY 0 o 0 O The Heralds Special Selections 0 00 0 0 A WOMANS WORK Housekeeping Its all automatic I press but a button observe In parlor or chamber or attic And dinner Is ready to servo I send for a vacuum cleaner And go In my car for a spin And when do retour In an hour I am sure Tho house Is as spick as a pin The children 7 Twere foolish to worry f For science has charge of their fate They live without luster or hurry By formulas right up to date Their laughter their sleep their ap pearing All these are prescribed by the year And were I to try interfering Twould throw the whole schem- out ofgear My husband Ho hasnt a minute To spare from his business all day And when ho comes home bos not in it An hour before hes away His socks are all holeproof his wardrobes- In charge of a valet named Durke And so do you wonder though busYi as thunder Amusements my one real work Cuts and bruises may be healed in about onethird of the time re quired by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlains liniment It Is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without maturation This liniment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains For sale by all dealers m TIlE SCHOOL PER CAPITA WilY WAS TillS THUS How does the Republican Statet administration explain the big In crease in the school per capita this year over last For 1909 the per capita was 4 In 1910 It was not Increased and people who keep tab on the adminis tratlon of State affairs began to wonder why there had been no In Report of the Condition of tho DUNDEE DEPOSIT BANK- A Hank Doing Business in Town of Dundee County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the Close of Business on the 18th day of July 1011 RESOURCES 1 Loans and Discounts 3198988 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 00 3 Due from Banks 479291 4 Actual Cash on hand 230187 C Checks cash items and exchange for clear Ing 00 6 Overrafta Secured 00 Unsecured 37589 37589 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 9275 8 Real Estate 155847 Furniture and Fixtures 151160 Total 307007 9 Other Assets not Included under any of the abovo heads 00 Total 4262337 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid in dn cash 1500000 11 Surplus 70420 Undividedprofits 43773 Total 114193 12 Deposits on which in terest Is paid 1542580 Deposits on which In terest Is not paid 1105564 Total Deposits 2648144 13 Cashiers checks out standing 00 Certified checks 00ITotal 00 14 Due to Banks 00 15 Notes and Bills re discounted 00 Bills payable 00 r Total 00 16 Other liabilities not included under any of tho above headsctt 00 Total 4262337 State of Kentucky act v County of Ohio I S J Weller Cashier of the above named Bank do Solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and beliefS J WELLER Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before mo by S J Weller this 25th day of July 1911 My Commission expires January st 1912 WM V 8PROULW Notary Public Corrmet Attest Ttn s P MCDOWELL W P ACTON I J P DUKE V Directdni crease In 19iO over 1909 There was the usual Increase of the num ber of children and the usual In crease In the total assessed valua lion of the State for taxes which of Itself should have meant a small In crease In the school per capita In addition to the Increase In assessed valuation the state board of oquaK zation made raises on the counties which Increased tho total about 9 per cent Still there was no In crease In tho school fund The increase In assessment for 1911 over 1910 Is not so great as tho Increase of 1910 over 1909 still thorn Is an Increaso of 40 cents In tho school per capita Is It possible that the adminis tration needed the Increase which ought to have been made last year and It was used In other channels and then turned back Into the school fund along with the Increase made this year this being a campaign year In order to Havo an affective campaign slogan eThe Republican nominees and spellbinders will havo much to say about the big school per capita a pet expression being Just look what this Republican administration has done for the free schools There should be somebody present every time to ask the question Why was there no Increase In 1910 How were you able to make so big an increase in 1911 when the tax assessment of 1911 affords no greater basis for an Increase In 1911 than it did in 1910Owensboro Inquirer A COOPERATIVE SCHEME HY SOCIETY OF EQUITY Now York Tuly 22 TheAmerI can Society of Equity today announced the proposed establishment of a cooperative town by the name of CoOperator In the Four Lakes region of Wisconsin Tho development of the plan Includes the oper ation of a strictly cooperative food manufacturing center The proposition is to Interest from 50000 to 1000000 cooperators who will pay 10 cents a week This will be sufficient to establish independent packing plants gristmills elevators warehouses and coldstorage plants With the in I tended Investment it Is estimated that tho cooperators can go to the place and live in Independence I Report of the Condition of tho FARMERS BANK A lank Doing Business at Multi Street in Town of Center town County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the Close of Business on the 18 h day of July 1011 RESOURCES 1 Loans and Discounts 3711730 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks end Securities I00 3 Due from Banks 1191097 4 Actual Cash on hand 214458 5 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 00 6 Overdrafts Secured 00 Unsecured 00 00 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 00 8 Real Estate 700 Furniture and Fixtures 700 Total 140000 9 Other Assets not Included under any of tho abovo heads00To- tal 5257285 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid in In cash t 139ffOOO 11 Surplus 00 Undividedprofits 4540 Total 4540 12 Deposits on which Interest is paid 840503 Deposits on which Interest is not paid 3022242 Total Deposits 3862745 13 Cashiers checks out standing 00 Certified checks 00 Total 00 14 Due to Banks00 I 15 Notes and Bills redls counted 00 mils pavulil1 U1 Total 00 16 Other liabilities not Included under any of the above heads 00 Total 5257285 Stato of Kentucky sct County of Ohio I Alvin Rowe Cashier of the above named Dank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief ALVIN UOWP Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before mo by Alvin Rowe this 26th day of July 1911 My Commission expires January 26 1914 A R PLUMMBR PublicCorrectLO MORTON W H MEAN J N NAIL Directors f You Feel This Way lDoall tired out P Do you sometimes t cant work away Bt your profes 1tte1 might at well put a stop to your You can do it if1 you will Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery willI It will set lazy livermake you a different individual your to work It will set things right in your stomach and your appetite will come back It will purify your blood If there Is any tendency in your family toward consumption it will keep that dread destroyer away Even after cpn J a gumption has almost gained a iootbOld In the forts UIJJ lingering cough bronchitis or bleeding at the lungs it will bring cure in 98 per cent of all cases It is a remedy prepared by Dr R V of Buffalo N Y whose advice is tiara fret to all who wish to write him PierceII great success has come from his wide experience and varieS practice Dont be wheedled by a pennygrabbing dealer into taking inferior tutes for Dr Pierces medicines recommended to be just as good I Pierces medicines are OP KNOWN COMPOSITION Their every ingredient printcdI on their wrappers Made from roots without alcohol Contain no habit forming drugs Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N Y OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O COUNTY PAm DATES IN 0 O KENTUCKY O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Allen Scottsvllle Sept 1416 Anderson Lawrenceburg Aug ust 1518 Barren Glasgow Sept 2730 Boone Florence Aug 31Sept 2 Bourbon Paris September 49 Boyle Danville August 24 Boyle Perryvlle August 1618 Printing the News Ocasionally we are asked why we do not publish all that happens It is fortunate for these particular individuals that discretion occas onally demands the omission of un pleasant items Should we publish all that is told us we would be with tho angels in about 20 minutes after our papers were mailed Wo try to print all Items that are news or that will encourage help or cheer any of our citizens along lifes rugged road Wo all doubt less would enjoy reading all the news when Its about the other fellow but we never cared to lend aid to the gossips in the spreading of scandals that only leave sorrows In their trail a Her Plan Cffisar had told his wife she should be above suspicion All right she retorted build a skyscraper and Ill live on the top floor C A Would you let people play po ker for money In your house Mrs 7 Wheres the harm In a friendly little game Oh then youre still ahead are you Kind You Havo Always Bought anti which has been uso for over 30 years has borno the signaturo of Zu GaddsworthWhy ITho and Juts been made under his per sonal supervision since its Infancy Allow no ono to deceive yon In this All Counterfeits Imitations and U Justasgood aro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger thohcalth of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment I What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare gone Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleepII Tho Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA AL- WAYSct Signature of rI D The Kind You toAlways Bought In For Over 30 Years THKOCNTAUn COMPANY TT MUHHAT TRtCT NEW YORK CRY New Model 27 ve less and She etc 3220 calibres tnUery marlin Deduction Use 4Shoots locity smoke KtPEA TING RIFLE cartridges lowThesmokelessdemand deerbone ext2520 woodchucks r iN nduhe futnat dMeuklc amoothnarlhs pumpadb n Spina1SmoketuaSkelberrelrthemodernaoadtop wryQeduddiraedeomaisecdishtt that cert utn oq oihet rifle ci UKM uOxa fulltin foe lB2lT1Im ZJ arms iQNawHaae XEI TuOXY Lih1 nd Pa rCampIDY 11- INCORPoRA1Sn BARRASSMGRI ElectrjLiightghome or fusing house should be withoutthem when within reach f v f V llll WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1911 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN I fl JII jj i t tr N t w 4Y j i xoI oI t oo00oooooo0000O MASTER COMMISSIONERS I 0 O SALES 0 00000000000000Master Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky A E Pate Assignee Ohio Count iBank Plaintiff VSIHarriett Ford ot al Defendants By virtue ot a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circus Court rendered at the Juno 1911 in the above cause fortermlI purpose of settling the estate of the Ohio County Bank asII signed and paying the costs herein I will offer for sale bi public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday theII 7th day of August 1911 about I oclock p m upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months the following described property towit- FIRSTA certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Hartford Kentucky and boundei as follows Being on the corner of Market street and Fox alley now Center street and being the East part of lot No 48 as laid down 01 the plat of the town of Hartford fronting 18 feet on Market street and running back 45 feet and be Ing same lot of ground conveyed to S K Cox and wife by Wllllan Phipps executor of Washington Phipps deceased on April 18th 1895 which deed Is of record in the Ohio County Clerks office Deed Book 15 page 192 to which refer ence is here had SECONDA certain lot or parcel of land in Hartford Ohio county Kentucky bounded as follows Bo ginning at a point on the West line of Market street 18 feet from the intersection of Fox Alley now Cen ter street with said street thence with Market street Northwest 18 feet to the corner of a lot sold by John H McHenry to Benton Pot ter thence at right angles to the left 45 feet thence at right angles to the left 18 feet thence at right angles to the left 45 feet to the be ginning being same lot conveyed to S K Cox and wife by James A Thomas and wife on the 12th day of February 1895 which deed Is of record in the Ohio County Clerks office in Deed Book No 15 page 193 to which reference Is here had THIRDA tract or parcel of land in Hartford Ohio county Ken tucky bounded as follows Begin ning at a stake on Fox Alloy now Center street 45 feet from the In tersection of Fox Alley now Cen ter street with Market street be ing a part of lot No 48 thence parallel with Market street running Northwestwardly 36 foot with a line of a lot formerly owned by Washington Phipps and James A Thomas thence with right angles to the left 5 feet with a line of a lot sold by J H McHenry to J T Benton now owned by J E Bean thence at right angles to the right with a line of said lot 18 feet to a line of a lot sold by H D McHenry to T S Duke thence with his lino at right angles to the left 20 feet thence again at right angles 54 feet to a stake on Fox Alley now Cen ter street thence with tho samo and at right angles to tho left 25 feet to tho beginning being same lot sold and conveyed by McHenry us Executor of H D McHenry to S perjClerks office in Deed Book No 16 pages 38 and 40- NOTEThe counters and shelving in the store building will be sold with the real estate upon which the building stands The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner- H P Taylor Attorney Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Jessie Phlpps Plaintiff- vs Laura Greenwood c Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1911 in the above cause for tho purpose of tho division of the proceeds amongst the parties in interest and paying the costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 7th day of August 1911 about one oclock p m upon ft credit of six and twelve months tho following described property towltt About one hundred acres of land being the same conveyed to EV Phippa by Jas C Warden in No ember 1850 and deed for which Is recorded in Deed Book ilpage 545 Ohio County Clerks office ly- Ingln Ohio county Kentucky and beginning at two beeches sweet gum and black gum In W C Wardens Hr1s corner ot G R Ashleys itS acreiij thence J QOpo1eato1a 3 kx4rrfoo4 iand stone thence N 362 poles to Davless corner on Rough Creek thence down RoUgh Creek in its meanders to the mouth ot Big Run thence to an ash two maples corner to Jos Barnetts su vey to which this is a part them up tho Big Run with its meanders to two white oaks poplar and hickory near where Condits Ferry crosses the Big Run thence 820- E 117 poles to the beginning containing two hundred acres more or less but erroneously said to con tain ono hundred and twentyfive Excepting therefrom the surfac of a certain tract of 100 acres sold Tlchenogas351 and which 100 acres of stir faco only is bounded and describe as followsBeginning at a stone corner In the Hartford and Point Pleasant road thenco N 3 E 260 rods to a beech on Rough River thenc down that stream to a stone and small hickory thence S 3 W 134 rods to a stono in tho Hartford and Point Pleasant road thenc with the road S 58 E 15 rods and 18 links thence S 68 4 E 38 rods thence S 72V4J E 20 rods to tho beginning containing 100 acre more or less AH the coal am mineral under which was reserved by E V Phipps and is now owned by his estate and this boundary a 1Is part of the land conveyed by John C Warden to E V Phipps Am excepting also the family graveyard with right of Ingress and egress Leaving by recent survey by John B Wilson the following boundary to be sold viz- Beginning at a hickory in Mar Tichenors line 50 feet from lov water on Rough river thence down said river as it meanders binding on low water S 3912 W 7 poles S Cl W 11 poles S 87 W 12V poles N 7324 W 9 poles N 62 W 8 poles to a maple Frank Ross corner thence with his line- S 53 W 6 poles to the center of Big Run creek thence up same as IIt meanders In the middle thereof to a stone corner with Jno and Arbli Tichenor and Rowe on the Hartford and Point Pleasant road thence with Rowes line S 17 W 93 poles to a stone thence with Rowes and J B Wades lines S 33 W 112 poies to a stone and black gum G H Ashbys corner In Wades line thence with Ashbys line S 8614 E 100 poles t oa stone Orvllli Bishops corner In Ashbys line thenco with Bishops line N 3E8312 poles to a stone said Mary Tichenors corner on said road thencco with said road and her tines N 723 W 20 poles N 68 W 38 poles N 58 E 15 poles and 18 links to a stone her corner on said road thence with another of her lines N 3 E 134 poles to the beginning containing 101 acres more or less Tho purchaser will be required tc execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Jones Fogle Heavrlh Wood ward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky 5V M Cox Plaintiff- vs T P Cooper et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1910 In the abovo cause for the sum or 7800 with Interest at the rate or 3 per cent per annum from the 24th day of October 1910 until paid and the further sum ot 35500 with like Interest from the Uh day of December 1908 tho first amount being adjudged due the heaver Dam Deposit Bank and the second duo the plaintiff herein and J9230 costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court souse door in Hartford on Monday the 7th day of August 1911 about me oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the follow- Ing described property towit Twelve acres of land more or ess in Cromwell Ohio county Kentucky bounded as follows Be Inning at a corner on the street mown as Daniels corner running vith tho street to Coopers line hence with his line forty feet and thence West to tho line in the Bar rett Austin line thenco with said Ino to tho corner in Moores thence with Moores line to Trouts line hence South with his line to Ellen angels corner thenco East with said line to tho beginning including ill Improvements thereon the two tots of Snyder Holder and George lontry are not Incladedand being amo property conveyed to J P looper by A Haven and wife on inrll 18th 1904 and which deeds of record in Deed Book NO 35 gage 326 Ohio County Clerks of lcetq which deed reference is dado for a more particular descrlp tlion of said property The proceeds of said salo will be pplieoV first to the payment of the leayer Dam Deposit BanksT debt Interest and cost and second to the payment of plaintiffs debt Interest and cost and the remainder if any will be held for the further orders of the Court Tho purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved so runty immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrln 8 Woodward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale 1Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky C C Price Executor of Susanah I Price Plaintiffvs E E Price et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of tho Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1911 in the above cause for the purpos of settling the estate of Susanah P Price deceased and dividing thi proceeds amongst the parties In in terest as their interests appear after paying the costs herein and Including a reasonable at torneys fee I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 7th day of August 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A certain tract of land in Ohio county Ky containing 112 acres and more specifically bounded and described as follows Beglnnini on the bank ot Rough Creek at a white oak running thence dun North 153 poles to a stake thence due East 109 poles to a stake cor ner of upper tract thence with the same South 20 East 50 poles to a gum and hickory thence South 2 West 20 poles to a hickory thence South 31 East 10 poles to a syca more and hickory on tho bank of Rough Creek thence down the creek with the meanders of same to tho beginning The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner H P Taylor Attorney Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Wesley Berry et al Plaintiffs- vs Belle McReynolds et al Defend antsBy virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale ot the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the April term 1911 in the above cause for the sum of 6000 with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 28th day of April 1911 until paid and10870 costs herein will offer for sale by public auction af the court house door in Hartford m Monday the 7th day of August 1911 about ono oclock p m upon- a credit of six and twelve months he following described property In Deaver Dam Kentucky towit A lot of ground 100 feet front ot larnard street and a depth of 170 feet more or less to an alley being same lot or parcel of land on which decedent Joseph Berry formerly re sided and tho same deeded to Joseph Berry by Elizabeth A Smith and Grace S Shaver recorded In- Deed Book No9 page 211 in the office of the Cleric of tho Ohio County Court The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner- J M Porter Glenn Simmerman and Barnett Smith Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky John B Wilson Administrator of tho estate of A N Brown de ceased Plaintiffvs rtt M Landrum c Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1911 In tho abovo cause for the um of 20175 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum rom tho 27th day of March 1903 until paid subject to the following redlts 3228 March 27th 1906 2162 July 27th 1906 4000 November 12th 1907 and 2500 ebruary 8th 1911 ahd 4095 costs herein I will offer for sale by ubllc auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday tho 7th day of August 1911 about ono clock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A tract ot land in Ohio county Kentucky bounded as follows On the north bY thoG W hulls lands on the East by Maddox on the South by Clark on the Wfst by McDowell and containing 60 acres more or less The deed- for which is recorded In Deed Book 19 page 571 OKlo County Court ClerkS once and the same convey ey by mortgage by the defendants LM Landrum Mattle Landrun and J W Landrum to the decedent A N Brown on March 27th 1903 and recorded in Mortgage Book Y page 194 same office or sufficient thereof to produce the sums ol money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required tc execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX I Master Commissioner Wilson Crowe Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky F H Miller Plaintiff- vs Otis Walker Defendant By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit II Court rendered at tho April term 1911 In the abovo cause for the sum of 30000 with interest at the rato of 6 per cent per annum from the 15th day of March 1910 until paid and 4045 costs herein I will offer for sate by public auction at the court houso door in Hartford on Monday the 7th day of August 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit ot six months the follow ing described property towit All the right title and Interest of the defendant Otis Walker in and to certain real estate formerly own ed by J R Todd and known as the old Todd farm situated In Ohio county Kentucky and bequeathed to said Otis Walker by the will of said J R Todd Said land Is bound ed on the North by the lands of Al len Burch on the East by the lands of J T Wallace oh tho Southeast by Taylor Burch and Ed Davidson and on the South and West by the lands of D C Godsey or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of mon eY ordered to be matin Tho purchaser will bo required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 14th day of July 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner G B Likens Attorney WATCH FOUND IN PAUNCH OF A LARGE ALLIGATOR May Explain the Sudden Disap pearance of a Little Florida Girl Forsyth Ga July 29The find- Ing of a valuable gold watch and Lain in the stomach of a large al ligator that died In a pond near here tonIght Is believed to solve the mystery of the disappearance of twelve earold Janet Thorton from the home of her parents at Island OraTe Fla two years ago The alligator was captured near sland Grove some weeks after tho girl disappeared and was brought to this place by J M Jackson The Ittle girl has never been heard from since she disappeared When last seen she was standing on the bank I clpturellltheat the time a gold watch of the Valtham make with her initials graTed on the back of the watch The same Initials are on the back or the watch discovered Inside of he dead alligator It Is believed by Jackson and others that while he girl was playing on the bank of the lake the alligator came upon the bank and devoured her The parents of the girl have been notified and the watch will be returned to them B p- An ordinary case of diarrhoea can as a rule be cured by a single lose of ChamberlalnsColIc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This remedy has no superior for bowel com Inlnts For sale by all dealers m An UjiToDnto Girl I asked her to marry me and she gave mo a SupremeCourt an werWhat kind of an answer Is hatSaid she would give mo six months to readjust myself so as toII acceptableTuttsPiIis t will says the dyspeptic from many daysof andenable him to cat whateyer he wishes They prevent SICK HEADACHE cause the food to assimilate and noun Uh too body i give keen DEVELOP FLESH appetiteII and solid muscle Elegantly sugarcoated take No Substitute I LEWKTONEWPILLSRNMK- UMATISM KIDMBY AMD BLABBM DIAMOND CRAZE IN- WYOMING IS FIERCE Reported That the Land For mation Is Like That of Kimberley The Government Bureau of Mine has announced that the formatloi of the Big Horn Mountains lying west of Sheridan Is such that diamonds In large quantities may bi discovered In that section and as- a result Northern Wyoming Is In fected with the diamond fever Diamonds In the rough are not numerous In the Big Horn towns land tile wouldbe diamond prosper tors are not sure what they areI havIIngthe setting The Information that dIamonds may be found In tho Big Horn to Sheridan In a letter from E cameII lette formerly State Treasurer Wyoming whose authority for ofII statement Is H N Darton of Government Bureau of Mines This bureau under Mr Dartons super vision has been engaged In a study of the Big Horns especially ai regards the black dykes In thow mountainsIt been determined that the composition of these dykes Is exactly the same as that of tho black dykes of South Africa In which the great diamond mines of that coun try are located In South Africa these dykes come from far flown In tho earthnnd are like chimneys filled with clay Similar formation are found In the BR Horn Moun tains but It remained for the mice experts to make exhaustive analy sis of the contents of the dykes The announcement that diamonds may bo found In the mountains followed the work of the bureau Immediately after the Informa tion was made public every old prospector In the district prepared to go diamond mlnlnc Sheridar Wyo Cor New York her- aldNiSENATOR McCUKARYS PLEA IX HKIIALV OF OLD SOLDIER How former Gov McCreary while a member of the United States Sen ate made an eloquent plea behind closed doors beyond the ears or newspaper men In favor of a pen sion for a widow ora Federal soldier was told by Senator WillIam Alden Smith of Michigan In his re marks to the Senate In support or the motion to keep on the Senate payroll Jim Jones the aged negro who was the bodygard of Jefferson DavisIn his tribute to Senator McCre ary and other Confederates who have served In Congress In recent years Senator Smith said- I have been in public life In this Capitol for nearly seventeen years during which time I have served with many men who fought In the rebellion against this Government During all that time Mr President some of which was spent as a mem ber of the Committee on PensIons- I have never known a Southern sol dier who fought on tho sIde of the Confederacy to object to a pension for a worthy Union soldier The most eloquent plea I over heard for n widows pension was made hy the former Senator from Kentucky Mr McCreary a Southern poldler be hind committee doors where It was not for public effect- CONFEDERATE MOXKV IS STILL OF SOMK VAIiUK It Is Interesting to know that after the civil war has been over for nealy a half century and the govern ment of The Confederate States of America has not been marked on n single map of tho world that the currency issued by It during those troublesome times Is still of value going at ninety per cent discount This Is Illustrated by a case that occurred down at McMInn vllle Tennessee the other day or rather night A thief broke Into a got Into tho money safe Istorecarried away 1000 In the currency of the defunct government caving at the same time 100 In gooll United States money So you see that the presence of that 1000 iaused tho thief to overlook tho good money hence It was worth lust ten per cent on the dollar to the man whose store was robbed No Reason to Kick We can see no reason for denouncing Caleb Powers for asslst in tho turning down at the Ro Illig State Convention of Gov Willson who pardoned hlnu Will Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS ASTORIA son could never have secured the Republican nomination for Governor in 1907 without promising to do it and it was simply the carrying out of an agreement Certainly Willson deserves no credit or grati tude for carrying out his part of the agreement and Caleb the Killer owes him nothlngTodd County Times 000000000000000o 0 REFLECTIONS C- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A husband Is sometimes an agreeable distraction from serious things even In tho life of a modern woman When a woman expresses an In telligent opinion it somehow has the same uncanny effect on a man as when a pet parrot happens to say the right thing at the right moment The best Illustration of the differ ence between an Idealist and a ma terialist Is that to ono Bermuda suggests lilies to the other nothing but onionsA of coffee and a soft boiled egg will work a greater miracle In a husbands disposition at 8 a m than wireless telegraphy tins worked In modern civilization- In the matter of numbers wo- imen may predominate but as longs they continue to scrap among toIdomlnatelomlnateThere comes a time In the life of every woman when she yearns for sentiment and neither her love of art nor the adoration of a pet poodle seems quite to take the place of a husband Life without love Is as Insipid as spaghetti without cheese It takes tact to get a man attached to you and genius to get him detached A mans Idea of the ethics of Flirtation Is a lie for a lie and a fig for the truth As long as a man Is poor he Is contented with the same old wife hut as soon as he begins to change hIs coat every evening for dinner ho seems to want to change his affections along with it- 3M01ING IX TIll DAKK NOT VKHV SATISFACTORY Funny thing about smoking It a nan were compelled to puff a good agar with his eyes shut the operation would lose Its zest A man afro had undergone a slight operation upon one of his eyes had to stay In ft darkened room for a week with his optics bandaged After a ew days his doctor told him he ould take n gentle smoke If he liked Ho Jumped at the chance and- o his amazement found It afforded lira not the slightest pleasure To be sure men often smoke In tho lark but theres always the rosy glow of the lighted end to be seen and the faint outline of the cloud of moko In the air Theres no more fun In a sightless smoke than a altloss egg or a kiss Implanted upon your own hand Whats the psychology of i- tChlidron Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORiAI Dates have been named for Ken ucky farmers Institutes and all are icforo the November election ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL Many Hartford People Know the Importance of Healthy Kidneys The kidneys filter the blood They work night and day Well kidneys remove Impurities Sick kidneys allow Impurities to multiply No kidney ill should be neglected There Is grave danger In delay It you have backache or urinary roublesIf are nervous dizzy or worn rot Begin treating your kidneys at once Use a proven kidney remedy None endorsed llko Doans Kid ey Pills Recommended by thousands Proved by grateful testimony John H Willis Judge of Police i Court High street Cloverport Ky says I have no hesitation In pronouncing Doans Kidney Pills tho best remedy to be hind for kidney disorders I take pleasure in roe mmcndlng thorn to all persons af lictcd with this trouble I will bo pleased to answer any questions bout Doans Kidney Pills at any ImoFor sale by all dealers Price SO cents FosterMilburn Co Butte la New York solo agents for the United States- Hemember the nameDoans and tatce no other i c d t riT r t tri 1 0 I csVI4 i 4- 7I I i C r 1n 1 t a i 11- F 1- tt i i y AUGUST 8 liuJ HERALDWEDNESDAYSPAGE EIGHTTHEHARTFORD t 0 t fif a f T i tJ t t tt J t it t i iI r i i f I t hj The Hartford Herat 1 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 IOU SWAMPED IN It TERRIFIC GALE Mother and Babe Were Lashed to Ship RESCUED AFTER MANY HOURS Awful Experience of Crew of a Small Water Logged Vessel MANY YACHTS WERE WRECKEI Boston Mass July 29Mrs Jennie Mazerill and her thirteen monthsold baby were saved from the waterlogged schooner N E Ayer oft Highland Light early today after lying for 12 hours lashed to the quarter deck with waves breaking over them every moment They were taken off and brought Into Boston by the steamer Bunker Hill while tho womans husband Captain A B Mazerill and his crew of four stayed by the wrecked schooner and were taken oft later by the revenue cutter Gresham- I never expected to get to shore said Mrs Mazerill In the cabin of the thinker Hill with her baby tucked In her arms All night we expected to perish every minute All yesterday the old schooner was wallowing In a heavy sea beaten by a fearful storm of wind and rain As night came on the storm grew worse The ship was leaking badly Then there came an awful crash and both I masts went overboard The vessel settled to the level of the water My husband and the crew took the baby and me and lash ed us on top of the afterhouse The waves swept over us constantly Sometimes we could scarcely breathe Then the lashings that held us on the afterhouse broke We would have been carried over board If two of the men had not held us My husband made the ropes fast again They broke once more and then he took us onto the quarter deck and lashed me there But at last day came The wat er was calmer Then we saw the steamer She saw our signals and stood by The crew balled out a boat and my husband said I must go on the ship with the baby When we got to the steamer I think I fainted I do not see how we are alive now I am so weak I cannot talk much but my baby Is all right so I am happy Each hour today brought suc ceeding reports of shipwreck disas ter and loss of life along the New England coast yesterday from West Indian hurricanes- At noon today four coastwise sailing vessels were fast on the rocks and beaches or helpless adrift n i Illinois Central AN- DY7IMV RAILROADSAnnual EXCURSIONS IN AugustTO HDRTBN ADD BASPT oft the coast while from Capo Cod to Dar Harbor there was scarcely a harbor that did not show disable yachts ALL STOWAWAY RECORDS WERE 1JROKEN AT COLO Washington July 29All stowaway records were smashed when the Royal Mall Liner Atrato recent ly arrived at Colon with GG West Indian negroes who had secreted themselves aboard to secure free passage to the Isthmus where the attractiveness of work on the Panama Canal had lured them Some 50 of the men had stolen aboard at Trinidad and the others at Barbados The Isthmian authorities were surprised when the extraordinary free passenger list wad reported to them by the angry steamship captain who was made to give a bond of 6500 ns none of the stowaways had the 15 required to permll them to land While being transferred to shore seven of the men escaped and the steamship company forfeited 700 The remaining 58 after being hold under police surveillance for sever al days were given employment bj the Canal Commission STARVING CHILD RUN OVER RY A STREET CAn New York July 30Threeyearo- ld Morris Goldberg weakened by a sevendays fast was run over by a trolley car In front of his home todayTwo thousand persons thereupon stormed the car captured the mo torman and conductor laid them on the tracks and were about to run the car over them when a lone po liceman seized the ringleader at the controler Reserves then dispersed the mob It was ascertained later that the entire Goldberg family of nine were In a starving condition looooooooooooooooo o BAPTIST CHURCH 0 0 J W Rniner Pastor O- looooooooooooooo Prayer service Wednesday even Ing at S oclock Teachers meeting In the Baroca room Thursday evening at 8 oclock Bible school Sunday at 945 a m Dr E W Ford Supt Morning worship at 1045 and evening worship at eight oclock Preaching by pastor B Y P U meeting Sunday oven ing at 7 oclock A King Who Left Home Set the world to talking but Paul Mathulka of Buffalo N Y says he always KEEPS AT HOME the King of all laxativesDr Kings New Life Pills and that theyre a blessing to all his family Cure constipation headache Indigestion dyspepsia Only 25c at James H Williams m SrBusiness failures In the Uulted States during the week ending July 27 were 238 against 239 last week Marion Ky Ollle James hometown Is to get a postal savings bank SnMol e for The Reraldl1 a Tear AUC12TOI Chicago 15 St Louis 12 Detroit 18 Tickets limited to return to Aug 27 1911 AUG 19 TO Louisville 12 Cincinnati 14 Norfolk f 18 Washington 18 AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS tickets limited to return Sept 311 These fares apply from all points on the Illinois Central and Yazoo ond Mississippi Valley Railroads in Louisiana and all points in Mississippi EXCEPT stations on the Illinois Central northof and in cluding Sonatobia and Holly Springs and EXCEPT stations on tho Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad north of and including Clayton and Crenshaw Miss J PULLMAN STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPING CARS WILL BE RUN j r For further information apply to nearest I Cor Y M V R JR Agent or tot G H BOWER r General Passenger Agent Memphis Tenn REMAINS FOUND IN- BAITIESNIP MAINE Placed Under Military Guard Formal Exercises Will Be Held Later Havana July 29Wlth no ceremony 17 bodies so far recovered from the wreck of the Maine were taken to Cabanas fortress this afternoon and placed under military guard to await the arrival of oth ers for which the engineers are now searching These bones seal I dellv1eredGolderman U S A Instructor of Coast Artillery and Colonel Pujol the Cabanas command ante detailed a guard of four men When all the bodies are recoverI ed formal exercises will be held and their delivery on board the Leonla des will be marked by a salute frpn the Cabanas Morro La Punta and Santa Clara batteries This will be done at the special request of the Cuban Government The bodies were taken today on board a barge and every Attempt was made tc keep the removal quiet A view of Captain SIgsbeos quarters and the berth deck below the Captains cabin which now Is be- Ing cleaned out by hydraulic streams Ms now had The ceiling woodwork and such furniture as remains are covered by barnacles and oysters The table from the ward room mess Is eaten apart but the elaborate carving and inlaying are still visible- The mud is nearly all removed from the berth deck and the engineers are somewhat disappointed not to find Darwin Merrltts body Half the working force was laid jff this afternoon as Major Fergu Ion thinks the cofferdam does not reed such careful attention There vas no work this afternoon and will be none tomorrow but the leaning and removal of mud will begin again on Monday HOPEWELL July 3IThe meeting Is moving long nicely Four conversions up to date with good interest Brother loll is doing good preaching- Mr J Brown of Paradise returned home here last week from II short visit to his daughter Mrs A Grant of Hodgcnvlllo Ky Iw Miss Ruth Hunley of Beaver Dam is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Elbert Hunley Mr Tom Roach of Glllstrap pent Sunday night with Mr Llgo Villlaros while on his way to see his aunt Aclneth Roach at who Is very sick The people have purchased a nice gasoline lamp for our church costing 34- More people men and women are suffering from kidney and bladder trouble than ever before and each year more of them turn for quick relief and permanent benefit to Foley Kidney Remedy which has proven Itself to be one of the most effective remedies for kidney and bladder ailments that medical science has devised For sale by all druggists m EASTVIEW July 31Mr Henry Jones of Deda spent last week with Mrs Ar lemlssie Ambrose Mrs Sally Martin of Sutherland spent a few days last week In this iclnlty with relatives and friends Mr George Hinton is spending a few days with relatives at Sutherland Mr and Mrs Luther Collins of aylor Mines spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr S R JZrencb Mr Jesse Harris of Sunnydale is the guest of Mr and Mrs Bill Smith Mrs Efllo Martin and children spent from Friday until Sunday at Habit and Owensboro +JJENNETTS July 31Mr Thomas Chinn lost II fine calf last week Several from hero attended the singing convention at Clear Run Sunday I Mrs M McCormlcks daughter Ilnd soninlaw of Tennessee are vIsiting their monther here this weekllr and Mrs Urey Bolton and lit visIItedrday11Ir and Mrs Clint Stevens sof were guests of Mr and Mrs Hawkins Sunday Misses Hattie Mae Barr and Annie May of Maxwell are visiting lisa Lattyo Sparks thlsJyeek Bad silver dollars are reported In circulation In Davless arid other counties In this part ofJ K ntuckY- IThe bogus dollars are bardVtp die from the genuiii but for weightII I OriginaltCUTRATEI STORE r m iVlvW Vl VV VVV W wK wt- II C Wehav tt the time nor space to make any introductory re 1 1 marks pertaining to this CutRate Drug Store but read over the ift partial list and come in to see us when you want anything in the idruglineIts all CURATE h1l iti Miscellaneous Articles iet Carlstedts Liver Powder 19o q Nyals Little Liver Pills I9o a P111819oam IiI Doans Kidney Pills42o im Dr Kings New Life Pillsl9o- jf Pierces Discovery88c- ileiif Wine of Cardui 880 tJ Pinkhams Veg Com88oSt- uartsDyspepsiaTabTts42ofl ill M t Castoria29oCephalgine19o IrnuiuiSloansLiniment19oit Xim mToileti Articles Colgates Talcum Powderl5o jI Melliera Talcum iOWC1Cr1U0 1 J Golf Girl Talcum Powder15o Sf Hinds Honey and Alum Cream 40o M Colgates Toilet Water19c Euthymol Tooth Powder 19o f 1 1 ui Department Atomizer50o5- 0o Sponge35o Prescription Dept I t r Ohio County DrugCofmi iIIrCoi t I1iGriffiria IDruggists If HARTFORD KENTUCKY L r y v MJii L CENTRAL GROVE July 31Mm Bettle Hocker wife of Mr J L Hocker died at her home near here last Tuesday morning after a lingering Illness Funeral services were conducted the following day at West Provi dence by Rev E H Maddox of Livermore after which she was laid to rest In the presence of many friends and relatives who are bow ed In sorrow over her sad demise Misses Nora Ellis Maddox of Ow ensboro and Nina Maddox of Bea ver Dam will be the guests of Misses Violet and Gladys Loney this week- Mrs Lonnie Williams of Central City Is visiting relatives near here Mr and Mrs L D Ashby of this place visited the family of Mr E 3 Barnes of West Providence Sat urday night and Sunday Miss Belle Berryman began her school at Union Grove today Mr Will Loney and family of Fordsvllle visited Mr and Mrs J W Loney of this place from Friday until Sunday Misses Kate and Opal Bennett of Centertown and Mr and Mrs S A Reynolds of Williams Mines attended Sunday School here Sunday Mr Reynolds gave us an talkMiss Leo Tlchenor of this place was the guest of Misses Gall T1ch onor and Cora Welsh of Pleasant Ridge recently Rev E D Maddox of Dixon Ky preached at West Providence Sun day Text That I May Know Him Mr D S Rhoads of Beaver Dam and Mr Luther Rhoads of Drake boro visited the family of Mr J T Hocker one day last week Mrs George Brunton and little daughter Ada Marjorie of Wil lams Mines spent part of last week with Mr D M Parks of this placeMessrs and Mesdames H L Brown T G Hunter and M F Fought of this place attended church at West Providence Sunday Misses Sadie and Meek Hocker living near here visited their broth er Mr Sclota Hocker and family of Waltons Saturday night rod Sunday M Buy ItnowNoV iIs the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Its almost certain to be needed be fore the Bummer lsoYer This rem edy has rio superior For tale by all dealers m nw Rubber Goods 2 2qt Fountain Syringe 88c 150 2qtU h 125 75o Rubber Bath Paint Paint Brighten up and use S W P Covers most wears longest looks better than anyE paint you can buy Now dont forget this but when you do painting come to see us and call for SherwinWil liams Paint At your command at any hour day or night AAa ++ ++ vs++ rasva11 l IORED I1i Old Stand If Interesting Creek Wo Have Just Received a Car Load of OHIO RIMER SALTWhich we will offer for a few days i 1 50only at per barrel 51Saturday2C fj Five hundred pairs of shoes at any old price We want to clean up this line as our fall stock is coming in and we need the room Now is your chance for bargains in shoes Yours truly DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO INCORPORATED DUNDEE KENTUCKY Its just astept0- Texas f ti via the Cotton Belt Route the direct quick line from Mem i kionsaj to tho Southwest operating two splendid trains daily with through deepen chair cars and parlor cafe cars Trains from all parts of tho Southeast connect in Mem phis with these Cotton Belt trains SouthwestNeither nor money ahonld keep you from making this opportunity tar It OltilltrtO CeMEMP8P J vir Belt Route fare excursion On tho lit andSrd Tuesdays of each month excursion ticket are sold via Cotton Dolt Route to points In Arkansas Louisiana Toxaa and Oklahoma with 25 dayreturn limit and atoixiTerarM The rrrar chances Southwest will soon be nabbedlot the ssr cotton Belt excursion take rou Send today for complete lchcduJo and COlt of nckef from your home townI will also rive you our oppor tan ti booklets brimful of pictures and fact yonU like to sea theyre fr- uLC BARRY Traveling Passenger Agent 83 Todd Bundler LoultlU Ky JOB PRINTING The kind that makesyou look good in the eyes of the whole sale dealer and the city merchant that makes your neighbors proud of yon increases respect and sets you right in the minds of all people this kind Is I NEATLY DOiOTLLsi And promply delivered by the HARTFORI HERALD Every bodym any kind of businessaeeds PriitediStatlonery Notef Heads Cards Envelopes Statements Etc nowadays Prices f tie lowestl work the best Call or write as She HERALD Hartford Ky n r 1 j Ir t c J 1rifr I III I t r I 1 1 r I 9- r I i r 1

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