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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r I L r THE1 HARTFORD t HERALD 1 f r I tiiSubscription1 Per Year in AdvanceIIII Come the Herald jfr a MIJ World the vm of ill hfau Lumbering at MJ Bicfc All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed j 37th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16 1911 NO 33 J HARMONIOUS WAS r THE CONVENTION Of Three Sections in Hart ford Saturdayt IL1 M T WESTERFIELD NOMINATED For the Legislature and Set of Strong Resolutions Adopted SKETCH OP PARTYS NOMINE The Democrats of Ohio count assembled In mass convention at the court house in Hartford Ky last Saturday August 12 lOll pursuant to call of the Democratic Executive Committee for the pur J pose of selecting delegates to the Senatorial Convention for the Seventh Senatorial District of Kentucky to be held at the Old Inn In Louisville on the 15th day of Aug ust 1911 The convention was called to order by O B Likens chairman of the County Committee nnd the following officers of then convention were electeo C M Crowe chairman Heber Matthews SecretaryThe resolution was of fered and adopted towit Re- solvedt That we approve the call oC the Democratic Executive Commit tee for the convention to be held ILfit the Old Inn In Louisville at ten oclocck August 15th 1911 and the call of this convention that the following Democrats be made dele gates to said convention as repro nentatlves of the Democratic part of Ohio county towit W H Barnes Ozna Shultz T E Cooper W R Chapman A C Yelser J S Glenn G B Likens R D Walker y C E Ford S C Roberts T H JJnlmain B F Hudson L L Stow nrt and S F Riley alternates J B Maddox Ttce Baker N W Dean J H B Carson L J Taylor Dr W L Barrett P H Alford J T Renfrow J C Lawrence T H Boyd J N Hudson W H Park J W Foster and M C Ford This convention then adjourns and was followed by a convention for the purpose of selecting a Dem ocratlc candidate for Representa tine from Ohio county A motion I was made and carried that the sam chairman and secretary be con tinued in their respective places Mr Ozna Shultz in an eloquent and well timed speech placed Mr M T Westerfleld of Pleasant Ridge In nomination for Representative There being no other name offered before the convention for this of a flee a rising vote was taken and Mr f Westerflelds nomination was de Glared unanimous04 Mr Westerfleld was called up- onjcame forward and accepted the nomination In a nice little talk He pledged the party his best efforft and said he would make a thorough canvass of the county Chairman Crowe said he had known Mr West orfleld all his life and that all he knew about him was good This convention then adjourned and was merged Into a delegate convention for the purpose of nam ing and instructing delegates to the Democratic State Platform Con vention at Louisville on Tuesday August 15 The same chairman and secretary were chosen for their respective places for this meeting A motion was made and carried that a committee on resolutions be appointed and the chairman select ed the following named gentlomon S J Wpller John B Wilson J S Glenn Alvin Ross J R Weller J D Holbrook Ozna Shultz J P Stevens W H Barnes G B Li kens P E Hocker and T E Coop or The following resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted after which thaiconvention adjourn cdt Resolutions fTbe Democrats of Ohio county InI convention assembled reaffirm their allegiance to the principles of the i l party as set out In the National Platform of 1908 j We indorse the action of the Na ai Atonal House of Representatives In their earnest efforts In behalf of the American oopleandweespeclaIlYI and heartily commend the course of our Congressman Hon Den John ecnv far hiss faithful and efficient service u a representative from the t NK Fourth District and his able and zealous efforts in behalf of the peo ples rights We condemn the Republican State administration for its InemI ciency and mismanagement of the States affairs and for its failure to II maintain the honor and credit of the Commonwealth I We favor such legislation as will Insure to every child within the Commonwealth a good education at the expense of the State by per mitting each county to take such action by bond Issue or otherwise as will secure this result We are opposed to the pernicious Influence of the lobby In shaping legislation but recognize the right of any individual or any business interest to appeal to the Legislature by petition or In person We favor the establishment of aI State Bank department and Inspec tion of Stato banks by competent exam+ ners to be appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the SenateWe are heartily in favor of the popular election of U S Senators as advocated by the National Platforms of the Democratic party We are in favor of a primary election law by which candidates for Stato and district officers of all parties may be nominated on tho same day at the expense of the State that the poor man may be given aa equal chance with the rlcji In offering for office We favor a law by which a peace officer may be removed from office who wrongfully or negligently falls to protect any prisoner committed to his care We Indorse the laws that have been placed upon the statute books by the Democratic party for the pro tection of the interests of the farm ers and laboring men In their efforts to secure reasonable prices for their products and labor and favor further legislation that will encourage the organization and co operation of farmers and laboring menWe favor legislation that will further Improve the condition and add to the safety of those who la bor in factories shops and mines and demand a strict enforcement of the child labor law We believe that the building and extension of railroads should be encouraged for the purpose of developing our great natural resources and moving our products but at the same time the railroads should be compelled to recognize that they are servants and not masters of the people and should be held to a strict compliance with the mandates of the Constitution and require ments of tho law We favor the extension of the present local option law so as to make the county the unit all over StateWe GOVIernmentI harmony with the several State governments In matters that are lo cal to the State or different com munities of the State and that when any district or territory In the State has adopted the local op tion law the federal authorities should refuse to grant a Govern ment license to any person to en gage In the liquor traffic In such territoryWe the candidates who have been nominated for State offices and Invite all voters regardless of previous political affiliations or past differences to Join us in elect- Ing capable and offlclet officers in restoring the credit of the Common Heath and In bringing about peace md prosperity to the citizens of the State The following are appointed dot gates to represent Ohio county In tho State Convention to convene In Lioulsvllle on the 15th day of August 1911 towit JS Glenn M C Ford H P Taylor J P Stevens W H Barnes labor Matthews M T Westorflold I welIlerr II GI B Likens and GJ Hoover al ornates F L Felix VG Barnett 1r D Cooper R P Likens Alvin Ross R E Lee Slmmerman A C Acton Clarence Patton John B Wilson R T Collins Will Bi Toy l or J B Kenfrow E S McMillan and Hooker Williams The delegates are instructed to- astC the fourteen votes of Ohio I p ounty as a unit on all propositions Signed by all the members of lommUtee on Resolutions theIII Sketch of NomineeI Thore vikkn annjtirsz r cm r1 J resent at the meeting which was r f iI harmonious throughout The best of humor prevailed and there were no acrimonious discussions or dissensions The selection of Mr M T Westerfleld as the Democratic nominee for Representative was considered a most excellent choice conIvenuonwould be elected without a doubt He Is a man of the people a toller In the rants of the workingmen and there is nothing against his humble but honorable record He would certainly reflect credit upon Ohio county as its representative in the Lower House of the next Gener al Assembly He will be heard fre quently upon the stump during the ensuing campaign and the voters will have a chance to size him up The following brief sketch which appeared in a recent Issue of Tho Herald may be of added Interest Just now Mr Westerfleld is not unknown to the people of our county as he is a good mixer among the people and has many friends He Is a farmer and school teacher by pro fession having follpwed the latter line of work for the past fifteen years Ho has taught In both Ohio 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 to fight lifes battles lit an early ago he educated himself and provided for his mother and other children He was an A S of E organizer In Davless county several years ago and has been Identified with this movement right along He is a member of the Baptist Church and has finished his first course In Masonry A wife and two children constitute his family He Is a speaker of splendid ability and a tine type of Kentucky citizen Mr Westorfleld asks the voters to give his aspirations a fair con sideration TENYEAR POOL OF TIIR BURLEY cum CONTINUES Lexington Ky Aug 12The District Board of the Burley Tobac co Society at Its session hero adopt ed the plan for a continuation of the Society and the future pooling of tobacco on the ionyear plan was recommended by the executive board at the meeting of the District Board Wednesday A motion made by President Clarence LeBus was also adopted declaring that from present crop conditions it would be unwise fo sell any of the 1909 pool ed tobacco at the present low prices and that each signer of the new pooling agreement leave his stock In the Burley Tobacco Company for the 1909 crop for ten years unless dissolved sooner by a twothirds c1Iin answer to questions stated the sale of tho 1D09 pooled tobacco had been discontinued last spring because buying had been stopped for the American Tobacco Company which the Government Investigation had shown bought 90 per cent of the Burley tobacco grown He said In view of the short crop if 1911 the price of tobacco Is certain to advance TIlE SALOON AND ITS a INFLUENCE EVERYWHERE The saloon is a nuisance The evil can no more be confined to the building in which it exists than the odor of a slaughter house to the block in which it Is located- I know and you know that they ire in league with every other form of evil In society As a rule If you let the liquor dealer have his way 10 will have a disorderly house upstairs he will have a gambling den In his back room and his place will be the center of every sort of evil The saloon Is the bureau of In formatlo11 for every sort of crime It Is the first place that a policeman ooks for crime and the last place he would go to look for virtue W J Bryan For sate A portable sawmill 26horsepower Ini good repair Wilt sell reasona bleon easy payments For further particulars call on or addreW W P Her Rockport Ky or Adam IFulton Beaver Dam Ky Route No 1 32t4 From August 1 to August 5 In luslvo there were reported In Italy lOnr Cases of cholera and 380 etttfis c t ry I NORTHERN MOB I r BURNS A NEGRO 1 Coatesville Pa Scene oi the Burning MOST BRUTAL ACT ON RECORD Wounded Negro Was Taken From Hospital and Fired in His BedII SCENES WITHOUT A PARALLEL Coat svllle Ky Aug 13 Zachariah Walker a negro desper ado was carried on a cot from the hospital here tonight and burned to a crisp by a frenzied mob of men and boys The negro who last night shot and killed Edgar Rice a sepclal policeman of the Worth Iron Mills was first drag ged to the scene of the shooting begging piteously for mercy He had been arrested by a posse late this afternoon utter a search which had stirred the countryside When the posse finally located him hP wan Jtcumd hldJnSLIn a cherry tree and with the last bullet in his revolver shot himself In the mouth falling from the tree Ho was re moved to the hospital and placed under guard A few minutes nftor 9 oclock a crowd numbering almost 1000 per sons appeared at the hospital The leaders were denied admission but they quickly smashed the window frames and crawled through the corridor When Walker was first taken to the hospital ho was strap ped down In order to prevent his escape The mob seeing this gathered up the bed and placing It on the shoulders of four men start ed for the country I WhoTj half a mile from the hos pith rrtlrep entered a held and quick ly gathering up a pllo of dry grass and weeds placed the bed contain ing their victim upon It A match was applied and the flames shot up quickly entirely en shrouding the screaming victim That not a vestige of the murderer be left the mob tore down the fence along the road and piled the rails upon the burning negro After waiting for half an hour the mob dispersed A curious feature of the burning was the fact that there were almost as many women In the crowd as men During the march from the hos pital to the scone of the burning of the negro not a policeman was en countered by the mob Even the man on duty In the hospital made I I no effort to stop thQ loaders who hall gained admittance to the InstlI 1The1 members of the mob wore handker chiefs drawn over their faces Coatesville Is a town of about 10000 persons and Is located on the main line of the Pennsylvania railroad about thirty miles west of PhiladelphiaBefore body of the negro had been consumed the news spread throughout the town that Walker had been lynched on the out skirts and while the body and bed Nothing were yet smouldering the I road leading to the scene was alive I with automobiles It Is estimated that nearly fiOO of such convey burnIIngand had gone a short distance It ijI dropped the bed upon which the ne gro was strapped and then dragged the halfcrazed victim with his I feet and hands still tied to the bed I along the road The negro ovl lently believing the mob was bent upon lynching him begged plteous ly not to be strung upII His wild cries lying on an adjoining farm on which tho pyre was built Several cached the field as the match was applied to the dry hay but not one remons rat d with the mob As the flames shot up around the vle Um Imi wriggled opt of the flames only to be thrown back again Once more with a display of su- pvornahnin strength he weakly rriggfecf through the flames and- rfed to drag Minsdff away only toe t again Surfed back Hfa cries of gory finally dfailnftnod1 as death ame Wherf tlie cftttirif left tfie Bcenet1ey walked quietly along i the road until within a short distance of the borough limits and then dispersed the men boys and women scattering as If by magic District Attorney Robert Gawth rope came over from Westcheste tonight and said every effort would be made to discover the Identity of the ringleaders of the mob I LYNCHED FOR ALLEGED INSULT OVER TELElHON Farmersvllle Tex Aug 12 Commodore Jones a negro who 1 It Is alleged used Insulting languijg In addressing a young white woma over the telephone was hanged IW a mob tonight Jones was arrest ed Thursday Tonight a crowd of about seventyjive men and boy s gained access to his cell and marching him to the outskirts of the town compelled him to cllml a telephone pole At the top one of the mob was waiting a rope was thrown about the negros necck and he was told to jump He was strangled to death ALLEGED KIDNAPING SAID TO RE A FAK1 Dawson Springs Ky Aug 14 Some smart Alex who Is either an am fir an Mlat8Qnt AjRnecJlJtaiU Owonsboro papers In which he SOS that Oeo H Greenup of Dawson Springs on last Friday kidnaper into two children 6has Rccd md Ingran from the home of his wife In Calhoon Ky There Is absolutely not a word oC truth In the story Mr Greenu went to Calhoon last Thursday to attend to some business and while there requested his wife to alloy him to bring the two children back to this city for a visit Mrs Green up agreed to this and preparln the children for the trip brough them to Mr Greenup who was stopping at a downtown hotel There was not the slightest hint of a kidnaping and the whole mat ter Is thoroughly understood by all concerned EDITING A NEWSPAPER IS SO EASY SOMETIME The following from the Paducah NewsDemocrat Is as true as moll writ but tow laymon realize It Ir fact the most of them think they could get out a much better paper than those who have devoted a life time at the business- It Is an easy matter to get out an interesting and readable news paper when the air Is filled with newsy happenings of tlw day and the wires are kept warm with tin telegraphic dispatches of the busy world The real labor comes wine there Is absolutely nothing of Interest happening In the local heir and the telegraph brings but vagui hints of anything that may bo cnll bd news Such days cone In the best regulated newspaper office and those merciless criticstin- readerswonder why there Is not more In the papers I MAXWELL Aug 1iCrops of this neighborhood are looking fine Mrs Stella Hudson and children Willie and Maggie Lee of this place went to Owensboro Friday Mr J T Newcomb went to Hart ford Thursday Misses Annie May and Hatty Barr of Maxwell who have been visiting Mss Lattye Sparks of Hartford returned home Sunday Mrs J D Crowe of tills place Is visiting Mrs Jim Fielden of Ow onsboro Mrs Nettle Riley and daughter Helen of this place moved to Ow snsboro Friday Mr Felix Owen of Livia spent rhursday night with his sister Mrs Mabel Calhoon of this place Mr J D Crowe and wife of this place visited Mr and Mrs Crowe Farvls of Duel Monday and Tues lay 111ANN ETTS Aug 14Mr Leslie Martin of his place died very suddenly Well nesday while working at a sawmill His death was caused by heart failure The funeral took place Thursday at Bethel He leaves a mother and several brothers and sisters to mourn his loss The fall term of school begins at tonnetts schoolhouse today Mrs Clint Stevens and children rave been visiting her mother at Iwehsboro for several days lfrand MnS D Sparks son ledle Ford and daughter Lattye IslWd relatives at Lfvia from Fri fay until Sunday J i FOREIGN SPIES QUITE ACTIVE In United States Say the Army Officials I STARTLING EVIDENCE FOUND t j That Secret Agents Are Ever After Uncle Sams Mil itary Plans I SEVERAL SPIES AUK CAPTURED Washington Aug 12 Startling evidence of the pernicious activity lof foreign spies Is In the possession of the army general staff which accounts for the serious consldera tion that Is now being given to the most trilling reports at attempts to discover the military secrets of the countrySome of these Incidents are of comparatively recent date and It was upon the submission of such Information toa secretsessioni itI the Judiciary Committee of the House that legislation was secured I atthe Joft aewiJonru Hflnsress pro vldlng for the severe punishment of spies in time of peace An Englishman In Calcutta pick ed up In the streets a small package of blue prints showing every detail of the defenses of Corregldor Is i land the main stronghold of the United States In the Philippines a The prints were not copies of any drawings of harts prepared for use of the United States but were evidently the result of a careful anti deliberate Investigation of the offl clnl and confidential records of the United States The existence of the blue prints made It evident that there were other copies In existence The Englishman sent the papers to the War Department here but the most careful Investigation failed to discover i I the means by which the In formation had been obtained- A walter In a Seattle hotel was found to be a foreign officer In dis guise possessing many drawingstt and notes ho had made of the Pacific coast defenses An American Ambassador notified the State Department that a certain Captain belonging to the army of the country where he was stationed had been detailed to spend three years secretly Investi gating the American countries nnd studying their military conditions Even the Panama cannl has notI escaped One ofthe engineers found a foreign officer an attache i tQ one of tho Anicrjcaij countries Ii secretly studying the canal from d strategic standpoint and He lmdeb stood that there were six or seven other officers of the same nation all ty In the United States gathering military Information- A New York policeman arrested I an American for n trivial offense and found 111 iris trunk military maps and Information which Convinced I the officials that he was In tine employ of a foreign govern mentBut the Incident that convinced the Judiciary Committee of the necessity for the protective law occur red less than n year ago In the Philippines An enlisted man In the Engineers Corps was offered 25000 by two foreign officers for the plans of the defenses of Cor regldor Island Being the official photographer ho had ample oppor unity to get all the necessary pit tures having first Informed his su perior officer of the attempt- Aj trap was laid and the two for slgn spies were captured nut hn seas corpus proceedings wore Instl uted and they wore released as there was no law In tho PbHinplnes or United States trader which they k ould be prosecuted I Organized labor won a sin nal flctory Thursday when Controller of tKo Treasury Tracewell constru r ed the last naval appropriation act t to mean that every employe In a shipyard where Government vessels rebuilding must be given an eight hour day 4 t I For Sale food sixyearold harness mare See John Jackson Centertown Ken ucky 1tfllIIThe Herald for classy Job Work Y II 1 ir r r i1WT- c IAUGUST 18 1911 PAGE TWO THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY ts THE FIFTH MNNUKL EXHIBITION LiJ o BRBCKINRIDQE COUNTY FAIR I yrv HARDINSBURCKY rj AUGUST 22 23 24 1911 The CLVIEc6naXNGi EE CR GVERYEI JIS- c i I Saddleka 1 J Stake A 10000 Harness I f iiStake 10000 Derby I 1X t iS to J1 ir OF 1 r Who Was by al WAS TO E And Told to Pass Off as the Wife of Heart 1 less Seducer MAX IIKM fXDKR fMW IJOXB The Louisville Times says Curtis Allen the young man who was arrested Saturday afternoon July 2U by Patrolman James 1ryor on a charge of enticing fourteen yearold Mario Burke the daughter of a Lex Ky trained nurse to this city nearly a week before and keep ing her In a room with him until the time he was arrested was het l to the grand Jury at the conclusion of his examining trial In Police Court before Judge CJoecko in the sum of 6000 on tho charge of criminal assault r Little Marie told a heartbreak Ing story of the actions of a man who through months of with her and her mother had gained the respect of both and then had thrown It away In the I most ruthless and revolting man ner Her story could not be doubt ed and It was not by the counsel for tho or the defense except to bring out points that sho barely touched in tho recital- It Is hard to conceive how Al lens olfonsu whether It was de tanning a girl under fifteen years I old or whether It was criminal as I sault could have been less pardon i said Prosecutor Robin The defense asked for ht 1 I on tho charge of rape I of Its improbability shown in the examining trial Burke told her mother sho was going to the country and re delved forty cents enough for car fare both ways Sho came instead to Louisville with Allen because hat promised to get her a nice room by herself and to show bar a good time Ho took her to ono of tho I l parks on Monday night 24 r and returning late escorted her to I a house at Ufi West Walnut the ry owner of which has onco been In IndIcted and Saturday morning house Tho houso has a most un savory reputation Allen sat in the room with tho girl for moro then an hour while sho waited for him I too late to get another room He 7 stayed with her every night In thatti 2 room until ho was arrested Marie heard a woman who was t cleaning the rooms Friday afternoon say that tho house had been Indicted and Saturday morning slit prepared to go homo but she had no money Allen had paid her 4 tare fo but refused to pay I back to Lexington The house had a sign Boardinghouse Light ijouseI Marie V eee eee 0Qe e Ge eee e e PROP C L PARKERx The Noted will a Balloon and S 0 each day of the Fair Miss ItI e PLENTY OF MUSICSOMETHING ALL THE TIME US eee ee e e ce e e ee e ee e i told the and l it was a nice I I The girl that urg i t all At his she told the 1 In the that she was told Pry or the same she con to the that It wasI fear that she told him she was wife said he was to her and that had two to sho that the girl had been of to but oven th that she not her was toldt and I her tho girlI up the with I e she had few h gave her 7 to buy some She was to use it for any ed him for but her had I came to last and was at the trial OK OF Dam Ky 3 1911 Dam No 332 I O O F God in His wls dom has seen fit to her tics and on Jul 25 1911 Mrs wife of our in For rest in her theI tie that our to the of old Ica been the and of a and the and sis tern of a and kind the of a earn est and We to our the of our and him to g for tho woes of his and ove the fall of a to tho and all that her and life we say not er for her soul life is hid with God who you to that bet ter land a copy of be to our be a be upon tho of tho and a copy sent to of our for O H n K E on a nail has tho cause of cases of The nail was not so the as of the If wore and ap bo no as tho of the the and the j 25c BOc and 100 per bot tle by Co Ky and Co m rj I I to In Tr y Is in IJY e 1 the to the and oc last as tad by the and es to tho of is the as to crop the has for any The area New and to the all the Brea with the of ond to the able The an crop In the Cl per cent of tho area was was to tho The dear not a crop The as a has CC per cent of last Tho is bad and the Is for a late crop The crop in the dis and the The in the does not a crop On of tho low last very has in this in the land are to be the In the and the says that the Is for the and crop in this year In as The crop of the at Is 88 in and a of rA IN 4 has to be i I In the el9 of a to tho I in Is The F A who sJ I In the of the Leg Iff and the cans a well of the tion In the that will the by a but in the Is said to be one of the that was ever by a can In the RE of the the of the and of tho all over the held a very for two In all over the that the crop this year will be per cent of an It has also de that the of the tion for will be on the first In pit and be and and Tar will do It I the hot find by and Tar I get re lief who sim and Tar Is for and in chil dren or No no In a by all m r OF 11 and an of the of the Wm R who as a was as n to save the life of died to un a at him in 180 on who was an was never by He that tho was not as a and not pay an For was by his I In to the the like But so fast that tho are see pim salt and sores and and fail to the and and to the are the best C T of I ever rich red and 50c at H m for Job A Moral Races iDayG reatest 1ral E L11 the state Excursion Rates on all Trains Trains Stop at Fair Grounds For any other information and premium list write Secretary M SKILLMHN SfeRE1ftRYc 1ococoococooo oocooooocooooooooooooooooo ooooocooooao0ooccoaxci Y HEARTBREAKING STORY GIRL Betrayed Supposed Friend ENTICED LOUISVILLE Herself prett- goldenhatred 1Ington acquaintance questioned prosecution 1able City iMarie July wasI Louisville Keeping kq1w Gaeee eeeee Balloonist make Ascension Parachute Leap Dont DOING court anybody would have thought place testified Allen thattheyweritrouble right persistent urging people rooming house married then Patrolman thing Later fessed officer through Allens Allen married they children Allens attorneys tried little guilty misconduct before coming Louisville though Judge ruled answer straightforward story anyhow completely established Innocence Allen took river excursion sortie- and because wraps clothing afraid askychange before requests been refused Marie mother Louisville night present homedRESOLUTIONS RESPECT DEATH MRS FRENCH Beaver Aug heaver Lodge Whereas Infinite remove from earthly labors Lena French brother fraternity French Resolved That death strongest binds brother shore earth sundered lather mother bereft loving dutiful daughter brothers sister affectionate church member faithful Resolved That extend brother heartfelt sympathy Lodge commend Beinswhoso great heart feels children notes sparrow Resolved That father mother brothers sisters know modest virtuous would weep neith mourn calls Resolved That these resolutions presented reaved brother copy spread minutes Lodge each county papers publlcantlon 9D YOUNG TAYLOR ROOERS Committee Stepping rusty been many lockjaw much fault neglect wound suchI wounds promptly cleansed BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT plied there would lockjaw antiseptic properties lin- Iment would counteract poison wound would heal qulcldYj Prlco Sold Hartford Drug Hartford Donovan Beaver Dam Kyi OUTLOOK BAD FOR COUNTRYS CROPS Due the Drouth and tense Heat THE TOBACCO ACREAGE IS CUT KentuckwThis Year Given eat 310500 REPORT THE DEPARTMENT trethroughout country traceable drouth Intense heat curred during month cated official figures resport Department Agricul tureThis report worst general conditions Depart ment issued single month since 1901 most seriously affecte extends from York Penn sylvania westward Rock Mountains embracing producinmStnteeyexception Virginia North Carolina ample rains adhve maintain generally favor conditions Government today mado tobaccosburley district only 1910 planted Planting Irregular owing Irregular rains present dition docs indicate good Paducah district whole about years acreage stand prospect Inferior Henderson badnstand conditions being GovernIcondition upper Green river district indicate good account prices year little hurley been planted district Prospects upper Cumber district declared poorest several years Concerning Clarksvlllo Hopklnsville district report prospect shortest poorest years Kentuckys total tobacco acreage given 310500 btboIGovernment condition qfcthe State large u49g asIagainst 1910 tenyear average 84ICAMPAIGN HOT ONE OVER MCLEAN COUNTY From information that been received there seems greatln terest taken coming UonI representative General Assembly from McLean county Tand Interest many sections ofjjthe county Intense Democrats nominated LocEry nZ led lower branch IraTuT T9Gv Republi have nominated Norton Well known merchant Calhoun Those familiar with condi county predict Lochry carry county handsome majority meantime Well making most vigorous campaigns made Republi county IJLACK PATCH CROP WILL SHORT THIS YEAR About three hundred officials Tobacco Association including members Executive Board many precinct committeemen from Black Patch Important meeting days Clarksvillo recentlyReports from district showed only about fifty average been cided books Associa securing pledges closed Saturday September nay Fever Asthma Summer Colds Must relieved quickly Foleys Honey Compound StdChicago writes nave been greatly troubled during ahdtthat using Foleys Honey Compound great Many others suffer MrdStewarts experience Foleys Honey Compound effective coughs colds either grown persons opiates harmful drugs yellow package Refuse substitutes Sold druggists SAVED LIFE RUSSELL RAGE DIED PENNILESS New York Aug Penniless almost friendless inmate home Incurables Laidlaw small salary clerk used shield Russell Sage dayThe aged millionaire escaped harmed while bomb thrown 1891 inflicted wounds Laldlaw rendered Incurable invalid Laldlaw recompensed Sage asserted clerk used shield litigation lasting years terminated when Laldlaw could attorney several years Laldlaw supported sisters Attack Like Tigers fighting keep blood pure white corpuscles attack disease germs tigers often germs multiply little fighters overcome Then ples bolls eczema rheum multiply strength appetite This condition demands Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver kidneys expel poisons from blood They blood purifier writes Budahn Tracy Calif have found They make blood strong nerves buildup your health Try them James Wllllanmu The Herald classy Work Clean Agri tcultural Exhibition Running and 8 i iIThe All 00000000000000000o nUTISTCntrCHOO J AY Bruncr Pastor O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO h Prayer service Wednesday even ing at 8 oclock Teachers meeting in the Baraca 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 even- Ing at 7 oclock HAUNTED RY GHOST OF HUSBAND SHE SUICIDED Baltimore Md Aug lILabor ing under tho hallucination that the ghost of her husband who committed suicide a little more than a year ago was haunting her Mrs Johanna D WInkler 63 years oJtlpf Lansdowne Jtllhtew herself before a fastmoving express ofII the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning and was Instantly l killedAccording to statements made by the neighbors of the woman at Lansdowne she returned to her homo from a visit to the home of her son In this city on last Thurs day Ever since Ihot time she had been acting strangely At all hours of the night and day she was wandering up and down the railroad tracks and through the village claiming that she was haunted by the ghost of her hus bandooooooooooooooooooocoooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX 8 Rotate Cultivate 1 AND Jr 1- c FERTILIZEc Your soil properly andresults will most surely be satistactory Poor Soil t Can be made good Good Soil f I ICanbe the made liberal betterII oft Horse Shoe Brooid OF PURE ANIMAL CIAT- TI3RFERTCLIZ t f3 u ER C You can double your earnings by aut small investment in their highgradeII WHEAT Fertilizersi SOWING I I Is your first preparation for living and other year We have our Fertilizer Warehouse crowded with the best Wheat grower in the world We are prepared to furnish anybody or would be pleased to talk to any one interesteed in making a success in raising wheat E P HARNESS BROm 4i t BEAVER DAM KENTUCKY J h c Tt 1 4 1 w O r w vT7 t si 22WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 1011 qTHEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE THREE rrGREEN I WOULD I TAKE ABIEA i But None of Those Par I asites Suit Him r MILLIONAIRE SON OF HETTYY Gives His Opinion of the Gilde Society Women oft u the Day SIZES EM UP ABOUT 1UGI1T New York Aug 10When Jj 1 get married Ill marry a woman and not a clothes horse Shell be front j j the West Im going to Texas right BoonII marry for a home to live out of I they marry a man to be away from him they marry in fact to get dl vorced in order to get a new hus I band or live on the alimony of the 1lrstII L Children are the last thing they IYwant They are the very last word of the uselessII who promised his mother Mrs Het ty Green that he would not marry I until he was 20 years over age has j kept his word and is now qualified ji for matrimony I I jj Also he iff willing 1i the right I lady can be found But it would appear he Is not pleased with the women ho has seen in New York The Now York woman leads the country in a hunt for nose rings and hobble skirts instead of houses f he declares If they can have beautiful r clothes and look fashionable Col onel Green said today if they can ride In automobiles or own yachts a cottage at Newport or a villa at Bar Harbor they are snug In their domestic accomplishments None of them knows how to cook or sew And holy horrors they would deny that their good old homely grandmothers know how to wash clothes Some of their grandmothers did wash clothes too- These New York women are the last word In the useless they are parasites for fair All they want Is clothesand then more clothes It New York is fashion mad and pity It Is that women from other States follow like sheep Why let a good domesticated little woman from my Statefrom Texascome hero and in a few weeks shell be a fine veneer of the New York woman itn fashinable New York woman went up Fifth avenue wit ha ring in her nose the t Jewelers couldnt finish nose rings Ifnst enough to supply the demand The hobble skirt got down to the i Mexican border In my State six weeks after the first one arrived in a YorkWomen should marry with the idea of having children and caring for a home How many of these Jtwomen here do it Most married women here among the wealthy classes dont know any more about why paregoric is given or when the youngster Is expected to cut its first teeth than they know about an Ich thyosaurusThey leave that to thousand dollar doctors and tot hundreddol I lIar nurses and as for their own ta- bleswellall I I have to say Is that If more women kneW how to cook chicken and make pies there would be less divorce and fewer high priced restaurants We are always talking about the cost of living Its because women insist upon being decked with Jewels and fine clothes for the aim pIe purpose of parading before oth er men They want to peacock it I about In fashionable restaurants and at the theaters for the purpose of being seen by men who arent their husbands The Western women who live In smaller communities are a different type and have different standards Environment has everything to do with this chameleon thing called n woman Proposals Pouring In New York August 11Colonel Edward H R Green son of Hetty N Green tonight sat In the library ti WesttiNinetieth strltet or I more proposals of marriage which have reacbed him since he salhe- was 1 i going to warry Wilhln RJjycarS i Ncjne of the fair aspirants for the Colonels hand and heart so their le terstptelh d been attracted by his millions t fcVhen a small brigade 6t reporters Invaded the offices of the W 8 lBjftQn Corapanyt at HI Broadway today toast Colonell w t Green about his search for a bride he said I wont deny it but I want tfie right sort of a girl or woman Ago doesnt matter if the brain and heart are right Those who enjoy the confidence of Mrs Hetty Green asserted to day that she is now in her seventy sixth year entering into a life of contentment which she has been looking forward to for years She dayYMrs Green tells some friend that cherisheddcareer ized Ill their new home Mrs Green will do her own marketing She delights in making a good bargain at the butchers or grocers- I have no doubt she told a friend today that I owe much of my success to the fact that I was naught when a child to feat properly I always take a substantial breakfast without su gar for my coffee or oatmeal a pImple lunch and a hearty plain dinner No woman can live on delicacies and sweet things and have a good constitution and clear brain p Thirty Years Together Thirty years of association think of It How the merit of a good thing stands out in that time or the worthlessness of a bad one theres no guesswork in this evi ISo b of Thos Ariss ConcordMich DrIKlngsland its the best cough and cold cure iI enItranceforty years Its the most infalli ble throat and lung medicine on earth Unequaled for lagrippe asth ma hay fever croup quinsy or sore lungs Price 50c 100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by James H Williams m EBB rIND FLOW OP BUSINESS THE MATTER MADE CLEAR A business ebbs or flows goes up or down In proportion as the bus- Iness man lets people know what ho has to sell them To act on theI Idea that what people want they will come and seek after might do if all business men follQwed it But the shrewd uptodate business man will not follow such fossilized meth ods but through Judicious attrac tive and generous advertising tells the public what he has and the public reciprocates by trading with him In truth people do not want to bother themselves with wonder ing where they can get an article when tlie fact can be brought to their notice through an ad in the local paper The invariable rule is no advertising little business fair advertising fair business gener ous advertising prosperous busi ness Why that rule works but so infallibly is clear to every Intelli gent mind Loss of Time Menus 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 was soon able to go back to work and am feeling well and healthier than before Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action quick in results a good friend to the working man or woman who suffers from kidney ills Foley Kidney Pills will check the progress of your kidney and bladder trouble and heal by remov ing the cause Try them For sale by all druggists m 4CASTORIAJ For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought 9 Betas tho j Signature of THE GOOD OLD SBEFORE INVENTIONS In 1S23 a company of progres sive young men wanted to discuss the subjects of railroads and telegraph and asked permission of the School Board of Lancaster Ohio to Use the public schoolhouse Their request was refused the School Board using this language You are welcome to use the schoolhouse to debate all proper questionerbut such things as rail roads and telegraphs are Impossill- bilJtf Bar d rank Infidelity There Islnothingxan the Wd d of God abouttbenU If GodeJms designed that His Intelligent creatures should travel at the frightful speed of 15 miles an Hour by steam He would have clearly foretold It through His holy prophets It Is a device of Satan loeal Immortal souls hell tojIj p s1 PELLAGRA IS NOT CATCHING Declares Conference of Doctors at Corbin FAIL TO LOCATE THE CAUSE For the Dread Disease Sev eral Cases Were Submit ted by Doctors AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION CorbIn Ky Aug 9At the close of a conference here today participated In by members of the State Board of Health superintend ents of the State asylums for the insane and nearly 100 physicians practicing in the mountain counties of Whitley Laurel Bell and Knox where pellagra is prevalent and after a public clinic at which pa tients suffering from the disease were exhibited and the history of their cases was given by the attend ing physicians ft statement was adopted by the members of the con ference declaring the cause of the disease to be unknown but caution ing the public against the use of diseased corn and recommending an Improvement of sanitary conditions of the homes of the people The physicians asserted that pellagra isnot communicable and said that cases should not be quarantined They asked the State Board of Health to gather full data of tho disease in Kentucky and requested physicians to report every case to the board with such facts as will tend to Increase knowledge of the malady The declaration was drafted by n committee appointed on motion of Dr J N McCormack secretary of the State Board of Health and com posed of Dr McCormack and the following Dr H V PennIngton London Dr T W Oardlnor Mad Isonvllle member of tho State Board of Charitable Institutions Dr M W Steele CorbIn Dr H S Keller Frankfort member of the State Board of Health Dr J G Foley Plnevllle and Dr F H Clark Lexington It was adopted without n dissenting vote Pellagra first made its appear ance in the southeastern counties of Kentucky about two years ago There are now about fifty clearly developed cases In Whltloy county and about one hundred cases In ad Joining counties There have been more than twenty deaths from pellagra In these counties since the dis ease got a foothold here In tho absence of any treatment approved by the text books and the schools the physicians of this section have been left to their own devices in fighting the disease At the conference today they gave de tailed accounts of numbers of cases and results obtained from different methods of treatment Men wo men and children In the different stages of pellagra were brought from the country around and tho members of tho assembly were giv en an opportunity of making exam inations of the symptons and ef fects of the dIseaseI dlsIeaseciated bodies hollow checks and parchmentlike sklnand the vacant listless stare of those who have been afflicted for a long time Manifesting itself at first by n redness and soreness of the wrists and fore arms not unlike sunburn gastrointestinal troublo soon develops the sufferer falls to assimilate his food the skin becomes dry and hard sometimes peeling off In sheets the patient becomes forget ful apathetic and dlspondent finally lapsing Into some form of dementia Insanity Is the result and not n cause of pellagra those who are familiar with the disease say Most of the patients suffering from pellagra in the asylums for the In sane of the State contracted the dis ease It is sold before their admis sion to the Institutions Physicians at the demonstration today showed their absolute assur ance that pellagra Is not contagious by rubbing their hands over the in flamed hands and arms of the vic timsDr J H Hendry of Gary first pave a history of pellagra In the United States and In Kentucky lifter which he presented a fully developed case In tbe person of one of his patients who had had the dlo ease six years Treatment with Iodine Dr Hendry said had allay ed the disease but bad not effected a cure or checked It permanently He gave a history of the case And lescrlbtion of its manifestations ja A good deal has been said about h i4 pellagra being a form of leprosy said Dr Hendry but It Is not anything like leprosy It has noth- Ing more to do with leprosy then typhoid fever has to do with tooth ache Dr Hendry said also that pellagra has no connection with or similarity to a certain form of loathsome blood disease as som have thought and that treatment along that line had either had no effect or had made the patient worse The public he said Is com ing to be more at case on the sub ject of the disease Dr F D Haston of Arjay gave his experience with pellagra which had inclined him to believe that bread syrup and other products made from impure corn or meal tend to Induce the disease Dr O P Nuckles of Straight Creek declared pellagra to be nervous affection He did not think it was caused beatlnA corn meal He gave a prescription he had used which he said held the symptons in abeyance though they usually re turnedDr E S Moss of Williamsburg Health Officer of WhItley county told of the development of1 pellagra In his county At first he saldthe cases were isolated no two cases occurring in the same family but now there are as many as four cas es In one family This Inclined him to believe the disease to be conta gious He said he had been appeal ed to to keep children suffering from pellagra out of school but under tho existing law he had no power to do so Dr L O Smith cf Williamsburg described the mental deterioration of victims he had observed hpr H L Willis superintendent of the Eastern Kentucky Asylum at Lexington said pellagra had first appeared thero In the summer of 190S There have been about ortyI four cases In the Lexington Asylum and four or five have died The physicians and officials of the Insti tution ho snldliave not been alarm ed put the public and to some ex tent the nurses and attendants have been fearful of contracting the disease I have never hollered pellagra to be contnelous he raid I have no definite conclusion as tits cause or cure It Is not a skin disease but a constitutional trouble The skin trouble Is simply a mani festationDr H Clarke of Lexington former superintendent of the East ern Kentucky Asylum for the In sane said that the malady was not observed In the State institutions until four years ago He was notable to account for the origin of tho disease All types of insanity accompany pellagra he said The skin eruption he said is the most distinctive characterization of th disease but Is of little Importance the more serious manifestations being the Impairment of the digestion stomatitis diarrhoea nervous exhaustion and mental confusion In the South Dr Clarke said more than half of the cases of pellagra are found In Insane asylums The diagnosis of the disease tis easy said Dr Tr GardIner of the State Board of Control We know nothing of Its pathology and little of Its treatment- Dr H P Sights superintendent of the Western Kentucky Asylum at Hopklnsville told of the devel opment of pellagra there since May 1909 He was unable to assign n cause There have been seven deaths from pellagra in the Hop klnsvllle Institution he said Nine deaths in Kentucky from- pellagra have been reported to the State Board of Health since Janu ary 1 A Precious 11VOShc BrIggsKIpling gets a dollar a word That must be the record RiggsNo heres a Select Coun Gilman who got 20000 for saying Aye F q A Torpid Liver Is a fine field for the malarial Germ and It thrives wonderfully The cer tain result In such cases Is a spell of Chills HERBINE It a Powerful Chill Tonlo and Liver Regulator It puta the liver In healthy Vigorous condition and cures the chills by destroying the disease germs which Infest the system Heroine Is a fine anti periodic medicine more effec tlve than tho syrupy mixtures that sicken tho stomach be causo it not only kills the dis ease germs but acts effectively In the liver stomach and bowels thus putting tho system la condition to uccessrully resist tbe usual third or seventh day return cf the chill Hcrblne Is a cleansing and Invigorating Kiedlclno for the whole body Price DOo pr Dottle JmeaFBallardProp StLoulaMo Stephens Eye Salve Isl a healing ointment for Sore Eyes OLD MDRROIIINDlEolW Donovan K Co Beaver Dam Ky Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky VJ Blood Was Wrong l All women who suffer from the aches and pains duerto female ailments are urged to try Cardui the reliable promptlyeyet gently and without bad effects on the womanly system relieving pain building up strength regulating the system and toning up the nerves During the past half century thousands of ladies have written to tell of the quick curative results they obtained from the use of this wellknown medicine CARDUI TAKE forksaysII I was not able to do my own housework My stomach was weak and my blood was wrong IIhad back ache and was very weak I tried several doctors but they did me no good I used Cardui for 3 or 4 months and now I I 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Local ManagerHartford Ky W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated JJc vtr Dam Ky is tvititaaringadiamond a watch iJC jewelry or illver 1Jj ware OU Ulu get the liest thc attest pricesft f from- OLDEST the MAilI L I pp 1IN1 lorIcluilvely the Southern trade write today for our free Illustrated catalogue Address J GB P coolDoxI WiDlII cavwuandcopynachtareadaiI IT forr 1 utrmtHOtBtiKltnrslublorooksrATINT 7 ntr patent Uw and oihtr ralublt nfor- uutlonDSWIFTCO i PATENT LAWYERS 303 Seventh St Washington D C 3I r t- t YPIILSPOA 51 Subscribefor The Herald 100 a yr Y Fq- t- t iMFitt HERALDAUGURY 16 19Hp PACE FOUR THE HARTFORD The Harijord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK LFELIX EDITORS rRAXK L FEUX Pa0aa4 Propr Entered at the Hartford post oflce ax mall matter of the second class i I WEDNESDAY AUGCST JO 10111I DEMOCRATIC TICKETjj U S SFSTOHOJlle M James of Crittenden GOVEKXOK Jas B McCreary- of Madison LIEUT GOVEdward matt of Jefferso- nTREISUREItTom I Rhea of Lo ganAUDITORHenry M Bosworth of Fayette ATTOirVEV GEXEKAI James Garnett of Adalr- SKCI5KTAKV OF STATE C F CrecellM of Pendleton- SflKItlXTBXDBXT OF IUIIMC IXSTKtOTIOX BarVsdalt Hamlett of Christian COMMISSIOXKK OF AGKICLT TtltPJ W Newman of Wood fordI1 CLERK OF rofKT OF AI J r IKA US Robert Greene of Frank r HnII FnD4If C011M1510NEttLawrence- B 4 POI REIKESBXTATIVE OJIIOI COCNT131 I T VMerfleltl I I Mr E T Franks and Lieut Gov tSCarrce nteandidatcKfor tbQnom4 f Inatton for Governor are Repub J llcans still very sUIIil At j the hour ofRolagto press weI J I were unable to get any of the pro t eeodfnjw of the Democratic State I t Convention held at Louisville yesIl t t terday l j j jWiththe selection of a beer stave t manufacturer to manage Judge campaign In Louisville I tho matter of the Republic If IfOHoarl j hand barl has boon takenii t Marie Henry seems to have had I II loss to say in his efforts to oppose I the county unit since trey Wood non called him a sapinpaw That revival of Judge Guffys famousi t word seams to have clinched the matter Hi IIit I The noise of Judge ORears blun derbusB whose thundering toneRII announced the Immaculate Inno cence of Col W 0 Ilradloys Sen atonal election tB still reverberat log throughout the hills and dales of Kentucky with a mocking echo It has boon recalled that in the profiont State campaign the Repub Bean loaders are without a slogan We would suggest something like Come on boys whats the eon I IRUlutlon between friends any how I ITThe Evansvlllo Courier Is one of vory best daily vapors published Ifanywhorp Besides Its excellent I I 1 service In the news line It Is con stantly boosting Its home city with special editions and otherwise The iI peoplo of Kvnnuvllle should certainly be proud of the Courier Four years rthe Republican party of Kentucky announced for a county unit What was the reII suit The election of Col W 01 Bradley as Senator from Kentucky by an evident corrupt deal of the liquor Interests the most noto I rious In the annals of Kentucky IIIIpolltlcs extra session of Congress i i now drawing to a close has reflect j ed great credit upon the Democrat J haveIf taken part In Us deliberations The 1 f satisfyfI country a fine Idea of what might be expected and accomplished In all branches of our Federal Govern ment under Democratic control I From all accounts the Democrats could not have made a better selection for n man to represent Ohio county In tho Lower House of the next General Assembly than was done at tho convention hero Saturday when Mr M T Wester field was named for this place Mr Westcrflold Is a splendid man l L quaL has press His candidacy appeals to the voters of all clanesIL fS As the campaign progresses and r the attention of tho voters is tw Iswcatch was ever concocted than the liquor plank of the Republican y toyi f Deceive t t BO depends ujpifi the gullibility of i the TOters Jufr was who totes for r lodge OlWar up m the Idea that be r tld r ui f 1 i IIs supporting a direct county unit plank will certainly be doing a whole lot of guess work T With the nomination for Repre sentative here last Saturday and the State Democratic Platform which will be promulgated at once the campaign for the Democrats of Ohio county Is now formally opened It should be the pride of every Democrat and all who want good govern meat to go to work at once for the ticket both State and county Victory ii Is In the air gentlemen Ids put forth the effort to make It a reality on the 7th of next November We can win but It takes effort w Republican leaders are trying to create dissension in Democratic ranks by arguing that Senator Mc Creary did not fly to Gov Beck hams assistance In the latters race for L S Senator In the Kentucky Legislature It Is true that Sena tor McCreary did not bestir himself much on that occasion but it stands as a notable fact that Mr Beck bam was one of the main causes for Senator McCreary entering the race for Governor Mr Beckham holds no grudge against Senator McCrea rywhy should anybody else The official speller p 1nthe Post Office Department at Washington has tacked an h onto the city ofI Plttsbune Pa and has also hung on ugh to the word Owensboro I Ky making it read Owensbor j ough The newspapers of the lat i ter o7ej city are kicking both on rthe extra hand exertion used In writing their towns name j and the fins expression which sounds FO much like an Indians I grunt ran Americans word for disgust But people of course will eo on writing these names as be1 fore j The liquor plank the Repub lean State platform Is simply a j contradiction of Itself While apparently endorsing Section 61 of j he Constitution which bears simply I upon local optionIt Interprets I this section to mean the county as the governing unit when the word- Ing of the clause says no such thing Evidently the Republican platform was Intended to catch all kinds of Votersthe prohibitionist- the local option man or the man who wants the liquor question voter on In the most remote precincts ii- of the State regardless of what the people of the county want I allynewspaper IIsaysII prices for their products than they received a year ago which according to the Department of Agriculture will go a long way toward solving the problem of the high cost of livingIt a demonstrated fact that farmer has not been the theII of the high cost of living has he boon made to suffer ratherII When tho farming classes I the whole country prospers and vice versa And what shall beI i come of the farmers If they get less for what they have to sell and have to pay the same sUllII trust prices for what they buy fIIOPJmI Aug 14Mrs Callle Smith of Central City is visiting relatives In this neighborhood Mr C O Taylor spent last Fri day with his aunt Acenlth Rhoads j She is very low not expected to live many days She was 91 years old the 7th of this monthIMr P S completed his new house and it Is a nice building for any place town or country I IThe water in the well at our Ischool house gave out last week The patrons hauled 12 barrels and put in It Mr Ike Douglas was examined a I Beaver Dam last week for the array and left Saturday for Columbus Ohio to bo sworn In Mr and Mrs Albin Shull an Miss Lovel who have been living Inl Illinois for 3 or 4 years have mov ed back to the old Home place This In the Truth The Cadiz Record says If the Republicans are no moreI sincere in advocating the county unit bill than they are In some oth er pledges In their platform but little Is to be expected at their Ihands Four years ago they declared for the county unit and yet it Is a fact known of all that Bradley made a corrupt deal with someI Democratic legislators whereby the Republicans were to defeat the county unit bill In return for Dem ocratic votes for Bradley for theI Senate Every section of law in Kentucky today on the question of liquor regulation was put there by Democrats and yet some will cos- Republican tend that only in the party Is there hope for further lleg islation along this line SHERRIll WAS- BROUGHT BACKI After a Chase of Three Thousand Miles I ICHKOMHEIEZZLEHEHT0 I j Of 5000 From Fonds the Utica Deposit Bankii j As Cashierrr CAUGHT OX PACIFIC CO Tii The Owensboro Messenger of i ItThursdayiIt It Walter A Sherrill cashier of the Utica Deposit Bank who was arrested in Walla Walla j 11bI11 Mo special agent for the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore Maryland after a chase of 3000 miles was brought to Owensboro j custod1or IeInI pearance at the November term of jI wasilreleasellI SherrlKs bend was signed by twentyfive men the majority ofej whom are farmers and businesseI men of the Vtlca vicinity and he j rUraJIwhere he states he will work until the time for his trial Upon his arrival In Owensboro he was met O CIand several friends and was not taken near the county Jail as his attorney had previously arranged for the execution of the bond The arrest of Sherrill as related by Mr Osgood was the result orI a chase of 3000 miles over which route Sherrlll had traveled under a fictitious name and during his ab 2 sonce fro mthls county had grown I a heavy beard thus almost obllt I eratlng any resemblance to the Sherrill described in the official description sent out by tho author 11110 ties For some time otter his sits appearance from his fathers homer Iin Webster county Shorrills whereabouts were unknown to the agents of the bonding com pany and they placed a man at the Utica postoffice to learn if rrsISherrill was sending or receiving letters It was discovered that sbeE was writing numerous letters to a W W Leet at Kansas City Mo and believing that Leet was either Sherrill or a gobetween the bond Ing company agents shadowed himt by watching him call for his mall at the Kansas City postofllce dayslandSamuol A Waters at Walla Walla Washington The second letter thattt he sent to Waters after the discov cries of tho bonding company officials was followed to Walla WallaII where Mr Ospood assisted by W H Harb vice president of the United States National Detective asso ciation learned that Sherrlll walII receiving the letters addressed byII WatersAfter seeing Waters call for receive him mall they shadow land him for a couple of hours and asked the chief of police to arrest himWhen arrested Sherrill denied his Identity claiming that ho areI rived In Walla Walla from Denver and then from Portland and only when the three officers attempted IItoI scare him did he resist He then resisted them and they threat ened to place him In tho lockup for broketOsgoodMr down and told his Identity to Mr I Opgood was accompanied as detectivedbut brought Sherrill the remainder got the trip alone Before starting on the trip Os good had Sherrill to sign an sJ1ree ment that he would not demand requisition papers and releasing all claims against lie Washington au thorities that he was kidnaped and only once did Bherrlll make anl I effort to keep from being brought i I home and that was at St Louis where he stated he would telephone his wife before coming further He i was placed on the train however I without trouble and arrived In Ow ensboro IMrI Osgood stated that there was no doubt of Sherrllls guilt and that the Fidelity and Deposit com pany would make an example of him and would invoke the Power lor the law to give him the heaviestt sentence possible j I SherrlUs attorney stated that the defense would be ready for trial J at the November term ofcoutk and 1 IJrt that Sherrill would prove his Inno cence beyond a doubt Sherrill made no statement lilcCnEARV IS KENTUCKYS NOTED GRAND OLD MAN If the verdict of the foreigner may be accepted as the voice of a contemporaneous posterity why may not the approval of ones neighbors be of like significance takenjtbeother countries have had their I grand old men but we respectfully that in respect to grandness f not to oldness James B Mc Creary of Kentucky has all others beat to a pulp Thirtysix years ago Mr McCreary was elected Governor of the Bluegrass State made a good one He then andII Itbe Lower House of he served for twelve years land from there to the Senate where the remained for six years The whirledIago he bided his time and then began a new career In Just tbe same j way he began his other being a candidate for Governor He has been nominated by the toad the chances are that Democratsl Mr McCreary Is a man of j great strength of Intellect and character and while he Is too old to hope to again make the round he has already traveled he is of sturdy health and will no doubt be able to serve out his term as Gov I rnor to which his party men will- ndeavor to call him He Is un questionably Kentuckys Grand Old foooooooooooooooSCHOOL NOTES 0 t 0 000000000 Division board meetings The six divisions are called to meet at the following times ana places Division No 1 Barnetts Creek DivisionINoDivision No 6 CentertownAug 22 p moo Division No 3 Dundee Aug 23 10 a m Division No 4 Mt Pleasant Aug 24 lOa m DI- vision No 5 Green Brier Aug 25 a m- All trustees are urged to be pres at these meetings It will save time and trouble will be saved by being present HENRY LEACH Supt SLNNVDALB Aug HWe are needing rain hereThe farmers are discouraged their crops but God does all things for the best There was an ice cream supper here last Saturday night and a large crowd attendedbut there was some trouble that night on account of whiskeyMrs J Y Hagerman of Con cord spent last Saturday night and Sunday at this place with Mrs James Grin Mr and Mrs W M Murphy of this place are visiting Mr and Mrs L T Burns of Concord Mr and Mrs Charley Feemster and Nancy Feemster of Palo visit ed Mr and Mrs J T Lowe at Sun nydale recently Mr Archie Davis of Beaver Dam spent last week with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J T Ldwe Mr and Mrs R A Duke of Pa lo visited Mr John Miller of Ma gan last Sunday Mr Jake Duke of Hartford was at Sunnydale last week on busi nessMr and Mrs Arvll Cosby of Pa lo visited Mr Jim Powers last Sun dayMr John Ford of Hartford spent a few days hero last week Mr Marvin Martin went to Hart ford on business today Mr Kirt Nelson of StLouis who has been visiting Mr John Coy has returned home Mrs A B Nash of Palo is very sick 000000000000000O COUNTY FAIR DATES IN 0 O KENTUCKY O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Allen Scottsvllle Sept 1416 Anderson Lawrenceburg Aug ust 1518 BarrenGlasgow Sept 2730 BooneFlorence Aug 31Sept 2 Bourbon Paris September 49 Boyle Perryvlle August 1618 Breckenrldge Hardlnsburg Aug ust 2930 Huber Morgantown Sept 2123 Bullitt Shepherdsville August 2225 Bracken Germantown August 2326 CallowayMurray Oct 1114 Campbell Alexandria Sept 59 Casey Liberty August 2325 Carroll Gallatin Owen Sanders Sept 8r- 9FranklinFrankfort August 29 September 1 1 r1 SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CRIMINAL COURT In Davtess County Called Nine Cases Mrs Lynch Not Included Circuit Judge Thomas F Blrk head Issued an official call Satur day for the holding of a special term of the Daviess criminal court beginning Monday August 28 for the purpose of preventing the crim inal business of the court from accumulating and becoming congest ed and for the purpose of giving the persons now confined in the county Jail charged with criminal offenses held over by examining courts an opportunity to have their cases heard by the grand jury and If Indictments are returned against them a petit jury trying them Judge Birkhead includes the cases of nine persons now confined calliforthe defendants as well as the Com monwealth will be ready for trial shotlandBuck is not Included In the call owing to the defendant having executed bond several days ago and being released from the county Jail The following persons will be tried at the special term of court II indictments arc returned against themDan Tapp housebreaking Richard McCarty housebreaking Will Phillips housebreaking Abe Sfltejs NS i housebreaking Ceo Martin house trjIngBeatrice Davis grand larceny Howard Kelly shooting with Intent to kill COUPLE AVOID MINISTER I DECLARE SELVES 3IAIUUED 1 Wllkesbarre Pa Aug 11 Floyd Kistner and Miss Maude Johnson of Wyoming county mar rrled themselves In tho court houso at Tunkhannock today by formally proclaiming that they considered themselves as man and wife They got marriage license as tjie law requires and then declining the advice of the marriage license clerk who suggested that they get a magistrate or a minister 1o per tform the ceremony they said they preferred to marry themselves WIstner told Miss Maude Johnson that he accepted her as his loving and dutiful wife while Miss John son replied by stating that she was delighted to take Kistner asher lawful husband They had wit nesses sign the declaration and departed happy Notice to Creditors All parties having claims against the estate of Joseph Gentry de ceased are notified to present same properly proven to me or my ate torney G B Likens Hartford Ky on or before the inth day of Sep tember 1911 or they will be for ever barredWILLIAM GENTRY I33t4 Administrator The British House ofCommons voted to pay its members salaries of UQOL a jear 0 MMMMSo o ot MMMMM Wrr tc o ro M oMMMorot o roto M iitA0 0 r0 hrrM 0rM0 0 0 0ArM0+ d WE WILL GIVES FREE I With every S200 cash purchase the next 10 days It I PAIR MISSES OR LADIES OXFORDS- We are loader on Shoes and deItermined to get rid of them any old way Yours truly DUNDEE MERCANTILE COI DUNDEE KENTUCKY jM MMM OOOOOC XXXXXXX OCXX OCOOOOOCC OOOOCXM XX OOOOOOOOOOC XX- JJJ Young Mens I t j I CLOTHING 8- R S THERE is not a break in our line of clothing We fit any one from lmanl ktrousers he steps right into our Young i Mens Clothing Style is the main thingI that young men think of We think further and make their clothes Good as the IIAs Mens is our first thought too And we pickout patterns for our young Mens Clothes that dont go into our mensbrighter livelier more dashing And we cut our Young Mens Clothes different younger lines and curves Suits start at 5and18 Swell gar ments for Fall Come in young man and take a look at the new things If CARSON COJNCO PORA ED Clothing and Furnishings HartfordK ntuckYl o op90oooooooboockoooo bo bxe r WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE f 1 t t j I IPIANOJr For Your Home WE WILL GIVE AWAY FREE An Expensive r J HIGH GRADE INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED BY fTfie Cbmunb tote piano manufacturing I I Company of San River 217ass I r I THE rig PIANO HAS storeIIAnd is on display at our COME TO THE STORE f IIand have us explain this new advertising plan IBEGINS SEPTEMBER 1 1 You have a splendid opportunity to get this Piano FREE of all cost Come today WATCH FOR OUR ADS IN THE HERALD FAIR COMPANY S IIIF The Fair DealersllI HARTFORD 7KENTUCKY I ll lj SPECIAL CASH PRICES 100 lb Gran Sugar8650 15 Ibs Gran Sugar 100 V 50 lb can Pure Lard 550 fc 49 lbs Victor Flour 140 t 48 lbs Bob White Flour 125 48 lbsTovu TalK Flour 115 70ctHARTFORD GROCERY H wH l l i A I lJ7i Illinois Central RailroadTinto Ta ble at Beaver Dam KyI North Bound South Bound 132405 am No 1211135 pm 1No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131855 pm J E Williams Agt te Miss JCatie Jones spent last week i visiting in Rochester Ky Mr and Mrs R A Nofsinger are sojourning at Dawson Springs For Sale Cheap Good work horse buggy and harness 29tf R R WEDDING Rhea and Lydia Daffron of Sun nydale are seriously 111 of tyjphoid fever Green Phipps an aged negro of Haytl died and was burled Wed nesday afternoon Miss Lillle Burton left Mondays for a visit with her cousin Mrs Joe Newland of Dayton Ohio i 51 R T Her has the best and cheap est lot of saddles ever brought to Hartford Come and see 32t4 y r Leave your Laundry at toy Grocery piaDomestlo finish Work Guaranteed ft palled for and prompt delivery t Phone 140 tiers Grocery Miss Ida Schroader and Mr B rt F Peach were married bY Judge i Wedding at his office here Wednesday Mr Benr Taylor barber In Mr J Wi Taylors barber shop left Mon day for a visit with relatives la Indiana f v 4 Ana tt l andMrsBQ Cooper of Mc JrHeaPan4 Mrs Mollie Taylor city gavo The Herald va pleasant call iMeliday r r rt t l 6 boxes Forgetmenot Matches 200 24 Ibs Bob White65c24 lbs Town Tnlk60o3 lbs Best Rice20o3 lbs Keg Sodal0o3 boxes Table SaltlOo2 bars WhiteFloating Soap lOc COMPANY I I Miss Edwina Rowe has returned to her home at Owensboro after a visit here with Mr and Mrs John C Thomas Dr Geo M Everly Ceralvo who has been very ill of Brights disease for several weeks is gradually get ting weaker Mr and Mrs Clarence Keown and children left Thursday for their home at Fordsville after a visit here with relatives Miss Verna Duke has returned from Marion Ind where she has been in attendance at a school of stenography and typewriting Lieut C B Shown returned Wednesday afternoon from Oroll where he had been shooting on the State rifle range for several dais For Sale FarmsAll sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy land A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky J F CASEBIER RCO Funeral Directors and Embalmers All calls promptly and carefully attended today or night Both telephones 28tfBeaver Dam Ky Old papcPienty of them nice and clean tied up In neat pack ages For sale at The Herald office 5c per bundle or 20c per hun dred r Mr Leslie Martin who was work Ing at the Rogers sawmill shout three mites from this city on Route 2 suffered a sunstroke Wednesday morning and died soon after He wag thlrtyono years old single andi- s brotheV pi ilr Hoary Martin bt Owensboro who formerly lived heretr Taylor Crabtree will ship a carload of stock to Louisville from Hartford today Messrs G M Allen Central City and E T Allen were pleasant call ers at The Herald office yesterday Mr J E Pendleton of Talala Okla who has been visiting rel atives here for several weeks leT yesterday for home Rev Virgil Elgin pastor of the Methodist Church here will preach at the county almshouse next Sun day afternoon at 3 oclocck Mr C M Pendleton of Cincinnati is expected here at his old home place within the next few days to visit relatives and friends Messrs WH Barnes J S Glenn G B Likens and M C Ford of Hartford are In Louisville attend ing the Democratic State Conven tion The West Providence burying grounds will be cleaned off on next Monday August 21 All Interested in the matter will please come and help Rev Reginald Bennett of Nar rows Ky delivered two excellent sermons at the court house hero last Sunday morning and night to good audiences Messrs L C Morton Center town and E P Foreman and daughter Miss Lizzie of Narrows were pleasant callers at The Herald office yesterday Mr J A Anderson foreman of tho ad department of the Owens boro Inquirer and his wlfo and daughter Miss Cova are the guests of relatives here Mrs S A Anderson entertained quite a number oftlio little ToTks Wednesday afternoon in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter little Helen Anderson Prof F D Perkins President of Bethel College Russellville Ky will speak at the Hartford Baptist church next Sunday morning and night Everybody invited Mr and Mrs Emory Schroder city are the proud parents of a baby girl which tho stork left with them last Thursday the 10th The little one was named Florence Lu cile Dr C Ross Bennett who has been attending a medical college in Chicago for several months ar rived homo Wednesday afternoon Ho will return about the first of the yearMr C Williams who Is fin ishing up some railroad contract work at Caskey Ky visited his family here Sunday Mrs Williams and little son John will join him at Caskey today for a few weeks stay The item In The Herald last week to the effect that J C Fehl ofI Hartford had accepted a position with Mlschel Brothers of Owens boro was erroneous as Mr Folds position is with Geo Mlschel Sons Mrs James Lyons and children Dorcas and Willis Mrs Sue Bar nett and daughter Messrs Sam T Barnett John Johnson and Warren Llndley left Wednesday for an in definite stay at Denver and Little ton Colo Miss Mary Elizabeth Felix enter tained with a lawn fete at her homo on Walnut street last evening in honor of her visitor Miss Mary Kahn of Louisville Light refresh ments were served to the guests numbering about thirty The following officers were in stalled at the last meeting of Ohio Tribe 188 I O R M Prophet James C Bennett Sachem Otto C Martin Senior Sagamore Leslie Hoover Junior Sagamore S F Riley Trustee James LyonsI Mr J W Marks a Hartford boy who has been on the L N engin eering corps at Hopkinsvlllo for several months has been transferred to Eastern Kentucky where he will be reslderft engineer for the L N on some new work that Is be ing done Dr Wayland Alexander who has teen very 111 for several months at his residence In East Hartford Is no better and his condition seems critical He recognizes the mem bers of his family only part of the time The splendid life of a grand old man seems to be gradually near Ing the end Mrs B W Cooper who for sev eral weeks has been the guest of her parents Col and Mrs C M Barnett city returned Sunday to her home In Nashville She was accompanied as far as Nortonvillo by her father Mrs Cooper has almost entirely recovered from her recent severe Illness Rev GfJ Bean who has been very 111 at the residence of his son inlaw Mr Henry Carson for sev eral months Is gradually growing weaker and the end seems near He takes little of only liquid nourish r r s ment and Is delirious most of tho time He is 87 years old and is coming to the close of a long and honorable career The Breckenrldge County Fair will bo on next week commencing Tuesday and the management is preparing for great crowds Each year sees a fine exhibition with special attractions It Is probably the only fair left for Ohio county people to visit this year and the opportunity should bo Improved upon Reduced rates on railroad IMr Felix publisher and proprie tor of The Herald was again strick en with a carbuncle last week and went to the Jewish Hospital in Louisville and had it removed by Dr Skinner This time It was on his leg and was not so severe as the one on his neck nearly two years ago The operation was very suc cessful he returned home Monday and Is getting along all right now Mr T H Maple and little son Oswald living near Livermore were in Hartford Monday and visi tors at The Herald office Mr Maple brought us a curiosity in tho shape of a ducks head carved out of some species of blue stone and was evidently the work of an In dian Ho plowed it up near his home and there were no other rocks In the vicinity It is an artistic piece of work and shows consider able carving skill Revs J W Bruner and T H Balmaln Dr E W Ford and Messrs W M Fair R B Martin G B Likens and Luther King are the messengers of Hartford Baptist Church to the Ohio County Baptist Association which convenes at Cane Run church near Frledaland todar TMsGhurch wlMalsoeel ebrato Its centennial today Dr H Boyce Taylor of Murray Ky will preach the centennial sermon The Association will bo in session several days w r Lawn fete One of the most enjoyable social functions of the season in Hartford was the lawn fete given by Messrs W T Pendleton and J C Barnard at the residence of the former last Friday night Every effort was made by the young men to see that their guests were pleasantly enter tained and nothing was lacking along this line Elegant refresh ments were served Those present were Misses Nora Smith Leila Mlschke Ruth Riley Hettle Riley Anderson10zonaLouise Phlpps Alma Riley Nora Wedding Winona Stevens Katie Pendloton Beatrice Haynes Loraine Sullenger Anna E Keown Lucllo Pirtle Messrs Allison Bar nett E Barnett Harold Holbrook Sidney Williams McDowell Fogle J C Barnard YoT Pendleton Ellis Foster E Y Park C M Spauld ing McHenry Holbrook L T Riley J Ney Foster Lee Robertson Company II Wins Flag Company H Third Infantry of Hartford was awarded a fine silken Hag at the recent encampment of Kentucky soldiers at ORell This compliment came as a reward forI being the best company best drilled and best behaved and was quite a distinguishing feature of the encampment Among the orders of the Awarding Board was the fol lowingCompany H 3d Infantry is the First Honor Company of that Regiment and will carry the flag pro claiming the fact until It is won by some other competitor In fair and open competition ADMITS HIS AUSTRIAN SIY STORY WAS A FAKE New York Aug HPrivate Geo Peter tho United States artilleryman has broken the silence he maintained since Miss Anita Dyer of Indianapolis formerly of Zion tucky accused him of being a spy employed by Austria and told his story Peter admits that ho Is an Austrian but denies ho is a spy He declares he is not afraid of the investigation undertaken by the war department on the stcength of Miss Dyers affidavit- I am perhaps guilty of an in discretion Peter is quoted as say Ing today When I told Miss Dyer I was Prince WihdlschGraetz which means Prince WlndybagsJ I did so as a joke The artilleryman who is at Fort Totten L L said he was born at Husln on the Bohemian frontier that he came to this country In 1907 and immediately enlisted un der his right nanie- Hfasserted that he had confess ed to Miss Dyer that the spy story was a fabrication and apologized for deceiving her ul do not think she harbors the slightest illfeeling toward me he said For Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A 0 YEISER CO- Hartford Ky J t tr f SAYS BRADLEY BLUFFED WAY To theSenateStatementof MUCH BELATED EXPLANATION Of Famous EpisodeIts New to Lillard and Bosh to AlcNutt SEEMS TO HAVK EM GUESSING ElIzabethtown Ky Aug 14 The Republican State campaign was opened hero this afternoon by Judge E C ORear nominee for Governor who delivered his open ing speech before a large crowd at the court house Prominent Re publicans were here from Louis ville and surrounding counties of the Fourth district Several nom inees on the Republican State tick et also attended the opening of the State campaign Referring to Senator Dradloys election Judge ORear sprung something entirely now that will come as a revelation to many who were constantly on the ground dur ing tine bitter senatorial struggle and thought they knew of every incident connected with the long fight In the 1908 Legislature He saidAfter some weeks of futile bal lotinsvMr Brvtloy fijKJ4 i natifieal the insurgents the antlDeckhnml Democrats that unless they voted for him the next day he would re sign his caucus nomination there by absolving the Republican mem bers from further supporting him In which event ho Bradley predicted enough Republicans would vote for Mr Reckham to elect him in spite of the Insurgent Demo crats Under this threat fou of the seven Insurgents voted for Mr Bradley the next day and he was thereby elected Says Reno Bussed Job Bradley Washington today Aug 14SenatorI firmed the statement made by E C ORear at Ellzabethtown today explaining the defeat of former Cov Bcckhani for the seat now hold by BradleyIt not I who notified the antlLlcckham Democrats of my intention to withdraw from the race if they did not vote for me but my campaign manager Lawson Reno did Ho told me about his intention to make this notification a day or two before he made It and I approved it Later he told me that he had made It and I think It was about two days afterward that I was elected Mr Reno saw the leader of the antiBeckham Democrats but just who was act Ing as leader I do not at this In stant remember said Senator BradleyMr Is now Collector of In ternal Revenue at Owensboro News to Lilian Col E W Lillard private sec retary to Senator Bradley who as a Democratic member of the Ken tucky Legislature cast his vote for the Senator was shown a telegram containing Judge ORears explanation of Senator Bradleys election He said This is the first time I ever heard of this arrangement and I could say nothing else truthfully MfXutt Says nosh The Louisville Times In print ing the above Interviewed Mr Mc Xutt with the following result Former Senator H S McNutt when shown Judge ORears state ment concerning Senator Bradleys election said that nothing of the kind ever took placce He was regarded as tho leader of the antl Beckham Democrats and probably had more to do with the election of Senator Bradley than any other Democrat Ho said If such a threat had ever been Issued by Senator Bradley or anyone acting for him he wound certainly have known about it He said Bradley was too anxious to hold the caucus nomina tion to ever think about surrender Ing It but on the other hand Brad Icy repeatedly declared he would stick to the end He said Bradley stuck to his famous motto Sit steady In the boat- HARTFORD r ROUTE 2 Aug HOur school at this place Is getting along nicely with Mr Stewart as teacher Mrs Nettllo Volley and little sonof Llnton Ind are the guests of her mother Mrs Emma Roach Mrs Sam Roach who has geen sick for some time died Saturday and was laid to rest Sunday at Bethel She leaves a husband three sons and one daughter On August 19 with bowed down 0 head It was whispered to friends that dear Leslie Martin had fallen dead while at work at a saw mill near his home How very sad It was to mother sisters and brother to see dear Leslies friends come carrying him home Little did they think that morning when he left that he would meet such a sad fate 00000000000000000JO METHODIST CIIUHCH 0 O VliKil Elgin Pastor 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1 Prayer meeting at the court house Wednesday at S p m Preaching by the pastor next Sunday at 11 a m and S p m t The meeting at Mt Hermon closed last Sunday night Rev J O Smithson of Owensboro who assisted In tho meeting left for his home Saturday morning He did good preaching and faithful work Tho results were not what was desired a HiaCIC HAND KKTTKHS TIED TO DOGS couau Montleello Ky Aug 12A I threatening letter tied to n dogs collar gave the authorities or Wayne county their first clue to t1 A authors of numcrors black handrwarnings whfci bail been sent to E F Porter and Travis Gibson wealthy oil operators and led to the arrest today of Edward Hallow and Mrs IJascom Ballow Porter sad Gllifon have receive several letters saving that unless they placed 1000 under a tref they would 1bA nuinercl n Finally a dog entered the Gibson yard with a letter tied to Its neck The animal was Identified s nglaF4oaauawiT1 T1nallnvnm1 Sheriff Ramsay tool Edward Bal low anti his little sister Into custody Admissions by them led to tho swearing out of warrants for Edward Ballow and Mrs Bascom hallow charging blackmail EXTEND POSTAL SAVINGS HANKS TO AM OFKKTS Washington Aug HOt the 60000 postoffices of all classes lu the United States It is expected that approximately 50000 eventually will be designated as postal savings depositories The total number of postal banks created to this date Is 1590 By September 1 all the 1800 second class postofflces will have been de I fhoIt the system will bo extended to offi ces of the fotrthclass including only those whirl are money orderi offices r FOB SAM One hundred and four acres of land mostly cleared In full state of cul tftation half bottom half hill 14 acres of which Is well timbered Tits land Is In two tracts adjoining un derlaid with a Moot vein of Xo 11 coal Good dwelling tine stork goodIwcilswater Near Hartford and heaver Dam pike Will soil as a whole or In two tracts Terms reasonable For further particulars call on or address John M Chinn or Mitchell Baldwin Beaver Dam Ky 31t4 r NOTICE I have moved my office to the drug store of JI H William E B PENDLETON M D 3mle Halts a Train Newburph X Y Aug 121mouse tied up all traffic on the West Shore Railroad here for sev eral hours today It all happened because the big turntable in tho yards wouldnt work and the reason it wouldnt work was that n diminutive rodent had ventured in to the box containing the electrical appliances that move the big piece of mechanism and had shortcir I cuited the wires It was lato tnls afternoon before the cause of tbo imovedi movedWhat liestfor Indigestion Mr A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario hRS been troubled for years with indigestion and recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine 1 ever used If troubled with Indi gestlon or constipation give them a trial They are certain to prove beneficial They are easy to take and pleasant in effect Price 25 cents Samples free at all deal ers m What It ans The election of James B Mc Creary and the rest of the Democratic State ticket in November means that Kentucky will stand in the forefront in the national victory that Is sure to follow In 1912 Frankfort NewsJournal James A Fleharty of Philadel phia was reelected Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus is- w V iiitt i r AUGUST 10 1911 HARTFORD HERALDWEDrSDAYTHEitt 7 PAGE SIX 1 t The Hartford Herald I WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 1011 M H C E RAILROAD TIME TA 11LE AT HAKTFOnD KY t wTlmc table effective Sunday Dec itt r tlicontulns the following schedule No 112 North Hound duo 720 n m I f Dally except Sunday M No 114 North Hound due 340 p m jiDall except Sunday t No 115 South Hound duo 855 n 1111 Dally except Sunday No 113 South Bound duo 140 pm Dally except Sunday lh E MIStHKE Agt OREAR ON THE I ORGANIC LAW t Fallacy of the Republican State Platform CONCERNING LIQUOR CLAUSE A Plank in Their Platform I Which is Intended On ly to Deceive t NOT FOUND IN CONSTITUTION I j During the cififniJ farUia Re publican nomination for Governor Judge ORear made the statement t numerous If not In all hisI tin that there was a mandate 1- In the Constitution of Kentucky II i that the General Assembly should iiII enact a uniform local option law 11 with the county as the governing I unit j4 Judge ORear Is Judge of tho I Court of Appeals of Kentucky and j I has been for a number otears Justice I serving at one time as Chief With a reputation as a man of character 11 and a lawyer of ability a I court of the j Judge of the highest State the candidate for the nomination 11 for Governor of a great party e whatever statement he might make j11 was entitled to consideration It I I was natural that a great majority of the people should accept any statement from him as to a provision of tho Constitution at Its face value 1 r His statement therefore Iterated e and reiterated that the Constitution demanded the General Assembly j to provide a uniform local op II tho county as tho II LegisIttt ifif J ac14JComparatively with the provisions of the Constltu tlon Not one voter In a thCusanllI has read tho Constitution ally therefore this statement of aI Judge of the Court of Appeals was neither questioned nor doubted byI the vast majority of voters His I denunciation of the Legislature torI refusing to ahoy a mandate of thoIj I Constitution was accepted by as an expression of righteous Indig nation of a hinge and a patriot Ills argument that because of the fail ure of the Legislature to obey tho I mandate of the Constitution theI Legislature should he met a response In the minds of those misled hy his misstatement of the fact In the State Convention which wns dominated absolutely by Judge ORear there was adopted as tho I main plank of the platform We demand compliance with tho plain requlrment of the Constitution by the enactment of a uniform lo cal option law with the county as the governing unit A proper test of the accuracy and veracity of the statement that there tI IIsa provision of the Constitution demanding tho enactment of a unl for local option law with the coun ty as the governing unit Is the pro vision of the Constitution to which Judge ORear referred That provision Is Section 61 ns followsI Tho General Assembly shall by general law provide a means tho sense of tho people of ttwherebyany CITY TOWN DIS TRICT Or PRECINCT may be taken as to whether or not spirituous vinous or malt liquors shall be sold E tattered or loaned therein or the sal thereof regulated- It does not require a legal train ing tIs not necessary for a man to yw be a Judge of the Court of Appeals to construe that section Nor Is it t necessary for an Intelligent man to have more than a rudimentary 1 t Knowledge of English to compare 1 that section pi the Constitution as t written and Judge ORears state- mentr ot What that section means to j I 1reach the conclusion ot how sincere I bls representations are Tie Con r jjetitution provides tbat the Generii1 j al Assembly shall provide a mean whereby the sense provide a meansII any county city town precinct may be taken There i IsI nothing In the section nor Is anything In the Constitution re quiring the enactment ofa uniform local option law with the county as the governing unit Misrepresentation by the Juristcandidate for the nomination of Governor cul minating in 1a false and fraudulent plank In the Republican platform demanding a compliance with the plain requirement of the Constitu tions and misstating that requirement Is Indicative of the fraudu camIpaign false claim to the support of theII people advanced by the Republican convention Lexington Herald loooooooooooooooO looooooooooooooo Alaska Is the largest outlying possession of the Guggenheim syn dicate and the extreme northwestern projection of the western hem countr1andwhile the syndicate blows on Its hands Its area Is rSC400 square miles or about 34000 square miles apiece for each of the seven Gug genheim brothers It was discovered by Meyer Guggenheim head of the house and was purchased from Russia for the Guggenheims when they were young The Gov ernment which held It in trust han4 d4toevto tianj jvhentjjey were all 21 years old William H Seward who bought 1if for Meyer Guggenheim called It Alaska this being a characteristic Alaskan corruption of the Aleut word alak shak or alayeksa meaning nobody Is looking The country Is en tirely covered by Ice and Balllnger coal patents It is bounded on the south by Simon and William Gug genheim on the west by Solomon and Daniel Guggenheim on the north by Isaac Guggenheim anti on the east by Benjamin and Morris Guggenheim The highest moun tains In Xorth America are there the greatest of them being Simon Guggenheims pile 20300 feet and the next Solomon Guggenheims pile 17534 feet The Guggen helms who are the rightful owners have had a good deal of trouble I with squatters particularly the United States Government The Government frequently seftles somewhere along tho coast and It Is al most Impossible for the Guggen- heims to get Justice They have recently lost a very Important case of this kind in which their caretaker Cunningham was evicted and hit the back of the head with his Ion Alaska contains a good deal of gold and It Is the Intention lot the Guggenheims to smelt this with coal They estimate that there lis Just about enough of both for the purpose and are naturally very anxious to preserve the balance The Governor of the Territory Is J Plerpont Morgan and the syndicate has representatives In addition In London Paris San Francisco Chicago St Louis Brussels Seat tle and the United States Senate St Louis PostDispatch llownreOintntentCnturrh That Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy tJlerr sense of smell and completely I the whole system when entering It through the mucous surface Such ar ticles should never be used except on possiblyIderive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheneyt Co Toledo 0 contains no mercury I and is taken Internally acting directly I upon the blood and mucous sur face of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It Is taken Internally and made In Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists Trice 75c per bottleTake Halls Family Pills for constipation m Skin Sold hy the Yard Orange N J Aug lIThe Or ange Memorial Hospital today pur chased for U5 seventyfive square inches of cuticle needed by a pa tient who had been burned The young and vigorous youth who sold the skin is Alden Armes of this 751squarespare Bites of poisonous Insects that cause the flesh to swell up must be treated with a healing antiseptic that will counferact the poison and heall the wound BALLARDS SNOW requlreIment Hartford Drug Cd Hartford Ky and Donovan II Cott Beaver Dam Ky InII J 1 Ioooooooooooooo I 0f 0 I0 O Tho Heralds Special Selections 0 00 Ot TUB MOTHER IIEART The mother heart beats the same everywhere The other day tho unhappy lifestory of Mrs Kato Porter closed in Chicago when she was killed in a motorcar accident She had been the wife of Selwyn C Edgar a millionaire of St Louis Husband and son had disowned her Among her effects were found a babys shoe and a faded and blurred copy of verses entitled The Mother The only lines that were legl ble were these- Sometimes the little lips of him all dewywet an tender Are laid against the lonely breast The rest had been washed out In tearsThey are the opening lines of n remarkable little poem by Mrs a- bel Hlllyer Eastman a Kansas City woman and were first published in The Star three years ago The I complete poem follows Sometimes the little lips of him all dewywet an tender Are laid against the lonely breast that never felt their kiss The aliitheirOh little son my little son that I should mourn like this I IISometimesthe furze an purple An oil the toddlln feet of ought that never stepped ff An when were settln quiet I 11Therere11 beckon In the peat smoke on J the hearth The happy mothers chllder sure they come and lean beside me- An their eyes so full of pity that my own sleep teardrops start An Himself so kind an watchful that no evil shall betide me t But naught can ease the weary I ache within my mmpty heart I Oh Mary up In heaven If my little be weeplnIIson Though heaven Is grand tisIeIe lonely an my babe Is small I Oh take an so sma11II Lest sobbing through the long long night he hears his moth j IIersII I MET DEATH IN FIGHT i I AT RAILROAD CAMP Bloody Breathitts Reputation For Killings Sustained Alleged Bootlegger Jackson Ky Aug llDud Turner of Quicksand Breathitt county was shot and instantly kill ed Tuesday night about 11 oclock by J W Hilliard Turner had been arrested Tuesday on a charge of bootlegging whiskey In tho railway camps of Lane Bros rail road contractors on the Lexington and Eastern extension Hllllard Lane Bros foreman and a num her of laborers were witnesses against him at the trial Last night It Is said Turner In company with a number of friends went to the camps about 11 oclock and opened fire Ipto the camp of tho workmen where Hilliard was also sleeping Hllllard ordered tho fire returned anileveryone In camp who had guns or pistols began firing at the Intruders as soon as they could be A man ran locatedIHilliard who was using a ter rifle opened tire on him killing him Instantly Tho others tied Two of the laborers were sent to Jack son to notify tho authorities Coun ty Judge Haglns and about twelve men went to tho scene where they Identified Turner as tho dead man Turner was the son of Wesley Turner Sr a highly respected cit izen and was n brother of Wesley Turner Jr former Jailer who was killed about nine months ago by Take Noble who Is still at large Turner will be burled at Canot cemetery No further trouble Is expected riUMAJlY ELECTION FOR- PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Little RockArkAug 11In all probability the Democrats of Ar kansas will determine the States choice for the Presidential nomina TblsIplanthe supporters of others mentioned in connection with the nomination and members of the State Executive v F Committee have expressed them selves as favorable to the proposal Arkansas will be one of the first States to adopt this plan Oregon and Nebraska being the only one In which this method has been es tablished Heretofore as In most States the convention has made the selectionAlthough party primaries will not be held until March 4 of next year factional leaders are organiz ing their forces and a spirited cam paign Is in prospect The Woodrow Wilson Club hat been in existence for several weeks and now those who espouse the cause of Gov Harmon of Ohio an nounce their organization ready to be launched From Gov Wilson ta message has been received stating that the indorsement of Arkansas would be gratifying Guy D Tucker Democratic na tional committeeman however does not sanction the Presidential primary proposition In a card ad dressed to the voters ho asks that it be sidetracked for the present This early movement the card reads In behalf of one particular Individual is evidently inspired by those who look upon Gov Wilson ns tho prospective standardbearer of the Democratic party and are anxious to get In on the ground floor Many n SnlTerliiR Woman Drags herself painfully through her dally tasks suffering from backache headache nervousness loss of appe tite and poor sleep not knowing her Ills are due to kidney and bladder troubles Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief from pain and miser- yl1ilul1ToIIl1ttetarntoirotth and strength No woman who so suf fers can afford to overlook Foley Kidney Pills For sale by all drug gists m a In the irnnd Stand The game had begun and the young man who had taken the pretty girl to the ball park was waiting for the Inevitable questioning- At last it began Herbert she said do you see that blonde down there two scats in front of us YesWell her switch Is about four shades darker than her hair OTHER THINGS TO TALK ABOUT WHAT SAY YOU While tho wise ones as they think and tho unwise ones as we think are discussing the liquor question pro and con we beg to suggest in our humble way that there are other matters of grave Im portance that should occupy the at tention of the people of the State There are other planks In the Re publican platform that should not be lost sight of Does tho endorsement of Gov Augustus E Wlllsons famous or infamous administration of State affairs suit you Has Wlllsons ad ministration brought enther honor or prosperity to tho State Have his wholesale pardons to the murderers of poor Bill Goebel met with your approvalHas way he has handled tho militia of the State been to your likingDown with the nightrider up with the trusts has been the mot to of this same Governor Willson Will this cause you to line up with tho Republicans ORear wrote tho Republican platform nji d ORear endorses Wlllsons adminis tration Will you endorse them with your voteLogan County News r 1 1 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 injuries to heal without ma suchI This liniment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains For sale by all dealers m Roirnrd of Merit It was a rainy Sunday morning and as Pastor Goodman looked over his congregation he saw there were 17 persons present Pastor Goodman being a wise man did not scold them on account of their being so few In number He gave them the best sermon he hall In his barrel GIVES LIFE TO SAVE THAT OF HIS FRIEND Paducah Ky Aug 10Over rescuinglVofght twentysix years old chief engineer Sit the towboat Condor died last night at Joppa Ill I George Flowers was cleaning a well and was overcome by the gas Volght descended arid save Flow ere but was asphyxiated before he could be brought to the surface His body was brought to Paducah for the funeral and burial He was a son of Capt Emery Voight a wellknown river man s t b1 t ItVjust step to- Texas 27 calibres The Tenderfoot Farmer fIt wos one of these experimental farmers who put green spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings His theory was tint it didnt matter what the cow ate so long as she was fed Tho questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations Its only tenderfoot farmer that would try such an experiment with a cow But many farmer feeds htm red regardless of digestion and nutrition He might almost as well eat shay ings for all the good he gets out of his food The result Iis that the stomach grows weak the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are Impaired and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies ofnervousness yTo strengthen tho stomach restore the activity of the or tans of digestion and nutrition and brace up the nerves use Dr Pierce a Golden Medical Discovery It la an on falling remedy and has the confidence ot physicians as Well as the praise of thousands healed by Its use In the strictest sense Golden Medical Discovery Is temperance medi cine It contains neither Intoxicants nor narcotics and is as free from alcohol as from opium cocaine and other dangerous drugs All Ingredients printed on its outside wrapper Dont let dealer delude you for his own profit There Is no medicine for fstomach liver and blood Just as goodas Golden Medical Discovery II I a f f Nero Model a a a a The gun that fills the for a trom pump ac tion in 2520 and 3220 via ithe Cotton Im Belt Route V the direct quick h lino from Mem S J phis through Ark ansas to the Southwest i operatinglwosplcadid 1a r trains daily with through chair earn and parlor cafe cars Trains from all parts of the Southeast connect in Mem phis with these Cotton Belt trains Neither lImo nor money shonM keep you from making this opportunity trip for It wont tllko much of lillt rto eo t q a martinREPEATING RIFLEless cartridges demand repeater Ill quick pump action fthe Srnokdcu Steel barrel solid top ejector lot rapid accurate firing indexed ufelr ctmTeaience It takedown and law Bead sigh rhCOtIUUI en riBet of lqrIlt1IIUs 6iraZ1rZo r RETURNING ENOCH GOT A HOT RECEPTION From That Old Sweetheart of Mine After Six Years Absence e Cleveland 0 Aug 10Edwin Robblno came over Erie Penu today to revisit the sweet heart of his youth He sought to I render the homecoming scene from Enoch Arden with variations and succeeded The sweetheart of his youth aforesaid shot off pne of his fingers planted a bullet In his right leg andI punctured his arm The police garnered sweetheart whleEnoch was borne from her home to a cotI in the German Hospital Robbins who is 41 knew Mrs Eva Argraves before she was MrsI Argraves at all and when both were young She was 19 when they met and loved I The courtship was anti ten der It ended suddenly and for j IIoneII There came a knock at her door and she opened It Robbins smiling brightly on the threshold She says he clasped her about the neck Then she opened I tire She told the police she did It in selfdefense because she was scared TWENTYF1VE MILLIONS TO IJE SPENT FOR A VOTE Twentynvo millions of dollars Is a largo sum to pay out In return for one vote but tho of Is going to spout that amount during the corning as a result of one solitary vote cast In the State of Indlarii many years ago The curious explanation Is as fol lowsThe annexation of Texas to the Union was accomplished by a ma jority of otter vote In the Senate The deciding vote was cast byVSena ator Hennegan of Indiana Sena tor Hennegaa was elected to the Senate Fy one vote In the House That vote was cast IndfanaI I t r via b Belt Route oww fare excursion On tho 1st and 3rd Tuesdays ot each month ex cordon tickets arc sold via Cotton licit Route to Point la Arkansas Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma rPb t6dao etallmttJodetniMyentere There+tchances Southwest will soon be gabbedlet tho atxt Cotlou Pelt excursion take row Bend today for complete schedule and cost of ticket from your borne townI will also give you our oppor tonity hooklets brimful of pictures and tacta youll like to see theyre herAL C BARRY Traveling Passenger Agent C3 Todd Building Louisville Ky IllleeityI 1 Iand low only bone sleepers Southwest m 0pressure safe Powerful to use in settled smokelessIIcellent woodchucks for target etc work exclubt ftatami the moot vroflma wcumiitioz Spttal the modern sad lldt end hat eoottnictioa root other these catbiet from long stood State Texas year geese C ison Marsh who was elected to the Legislature by one vote If Texas could discover the Identity of the man who cast the ono vote that elected Madison Marsh the State would probably name n new coun ty after him In lieu of that how ever Texas Is going to spend the 25000000 on Its roads 000000000000000o THE GENTLE CYNIC 0e000000000000000 Time Is money especially If you are using a taxicab ttltultefrom tho school of experience Ever notice that the selfmade man seldom apologizes Of two evils It is natural to choose the one that is least likely to be found out The professional reformer Is Jus tified In feeling that ho has a steady Job for tho rest of his life The fellow who screws up his courage with strong drink generally screws It too tightlIQOII created man a little lower than the angels butyou cant maker J some men believe Iit A well knownDoses Moines woman after suffering miserably for two days from bowel complaint was cured by one doso of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy For sale by air dealers m In the cure of consumption- concentratedieaaiIywgC tdnourishment IS neceuary For 35 yea- rsScotts Emulsion has boon the tandafd worldwide treatment for consumption AUDnnW CONSOOTION opR 11 11 We teed FREES boide GermWl a quick telicf nl for f tbddewaOHIO MEDICAL COMPANYloo 91 COLUMBUSOHK b 1 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 lollTHEHARTFORD HERALDPAGESEVEN t FIND NEW GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST Some Hitherto Unknow Utterances DISCOVERED BY EXPLORERSS Fragment of a Conversation n Between Jesus and Chief Priest ELOQUENT WORDS OF MAST- Er A new Gospel of Christ contain ing many utterances of Jesus which are today unknown to tho world is believed to have been discovered through the work of the Egyptia- Exploration Fund In its North Afri can work So many of the newly found sayings of Jesus havo already come to light according to an offi cial announcement issued from the Boston headquarters of the fund that the idea of another Gospel which may mirror tho great of men in a new light now much credence The bulk of the fragment Is concerned with a conversation betwee- Jesus and a chief priest which takes Jr place In the Temple of Jerusalem the episode of which Is of a dra made character being preserved al most complete according to the translatorsiIt Is preceded they say by the close of a speech of Jesus to His disciplesI exhortingI them to I avoid the example of ceftMnMang doers and warning them of the penalties which await the latter both In this world and the next What particular class Is refer red to In this passage is not clear Jesus who throughout the frag ment is called simply Tho Sav iour then takes His disciples with 7 Him inside tho temple to the place of purification by which tho author of the Gospel perhaps meant the Court of the Men of Israel though how far the use of this term Is le gitimate Is doubtful They are met by a chief priest who is also a Pharisee but whoso name Is uncertain The chief priest reproaches them Tor having neg lected to perform the necessary ceremonies of ablution and change of garments before entering the holy place and looking upon the sacred vessels- A short dialogue ensues In which Jesus asks the chief priest If q he is pure and ho answers re counting the different purificatory rites which he had himself observ ed To this Jesus delivers an elo quent and crushing reply contrast lug outward and Inward puritythe external bathing described by the Hebrew ritual with the Inward cleansing which He and his follow ers had received In the waters of eternal life Before the close of the speech Is reached the fragment breaks offDoston Herald THINKS JUDGE OREAR ACTED RATHER QUEERLY iThe Springfield NewsLeader an independent Republican paper has the following concerning Judge 0Roars candidacy While wo cannot see howany party can do other than stand by its own acts yet lest wo forget In- N AGE NO BAR Everybody in Hartford is Eligible Old people stooped with suffering Middle age courageously fight ingYouth protesting Impatiently Children unable to explain All In misery from their kidneys Only a little backache first Comes when you catch a cold Or when you strain the back Many complications follow Urinary disorders Brlghts dis easeDoans Kidney Pills are for sick kidneysAre endorsed by thousands- W H Pendloton of Owensboro Ky says Our child was troubled by weakness of the kidneys from In fancy There was nn inability to control the kidney secretions espec tally at night causing much annoy ance Nothing proved of benefit until we began giving the child Doans Kidney Pills They soon stopped the difficulty and there has been no recurrenceFor by all dealers Price 50 centss FosterMllburn Co Buffa lo NewYorksole agents for the United States- ReraemitJer the name Doan87 andtakeno other the face of Judge ORears assertion at the time the means now Indorsl ed were being employed to preserve law and order and his con demnation of the acts now Indorsed in tho platform on which he stands and as Judge ORear has asserted that ideas cannot bo punched into an Anglo Saxon with bayonets it might have spoken moro for the Judges cencerlty had It not been done It shows the Judges spirit and contradictionSright or wrong for everyone knows that Judge ORear Is standing on a platform which gives the lie to his convictions and his past record Had tho platform been thrust upon him it would have been different but the most casual observer knows conR vention and his wjll was the law Did he not dictate to the con vention as to who must be on the ticket with him Did he not threat on to throw tho nomination back on thennominee for Lieutenant Governor did not suit him And the results in tho nominations for minor of fices demonstrate that his will was obeyed Why Judge ORear did you not refuse to stand on the platform which corrtrysIng to ride two horses going In op posite directions may not the peo sinn core MR TURNIP SEED WILL WED AFTER MUCH TRAVEL Cleveland OAug 11 MrsJuno Robeson of Franklin avenue will become the bride of Turnip Seed a wealthy farmer and land owner of Union Springs Ala on August 9 They met at Paducah Ky years ago when Mrs Robeson was In charge of a rescue home to which Seed was a liberal contributor For ten years she has been In charge of a similar Institution here A story published In a newspa per a year and a half ago telling of the retreat and Mrs Robesons work there reached Mr Seed He had long cherished the memory of the splendid woman he had met His young wife was dead and his three little girls and little boy were motherless- He came North and found her He came six times in all making a record of 12000 miles that he has traveled to carry on his courtship When ho comes to claim his bride he will havo traveled 14000 miles altogether Sallow complexion comes from bilious Impurities in the blood and the fault lies with the liver and bowelsthey are torpid The med- IcIne that gives results in such cases Is HERBINE It is a fine liv er stimulant and bowel regulator Price 50c Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky and Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O POINTED PARAGRAPHS 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The female detective should be a good looker- A woman pays no attention to- flatteryif she is deaf Stick to your frIendsbut dont stick them Few women are deep thinkers but they are all clothes observers Most people put off till tomor row tho favors they could do us to dayIt does seem queer that most peo plo who live on tho sunny side of Easy street are away from homo so muchYou can learn almost as much from animals as you can from hu mansand It wont cost you one third as much A dash of coquetry In a pretty woman is as delicate as tho tint of a tulip but in a man its as highly colored as a chromo Evory youthful graduate expects to set the world on firebut It doesnt seem to worry the Insurance people very much Proved Prospective BoarderDo you set a good table hero Rural LandlordGood table Great Scott man Look at tho size of those tiles Sandpapering Potatoes Since potatoes have gone up In price a thrifty hotel man in Owens boro hits issued orders that the po tatoo skins must be sandpapered off Instead of peeled with a knife the latter method being too wasteful Hehderoon Journal Tort Hot Doesnt this weather suit you No I never liked summer ex copt In winter Children CryF- ORFLETCHEWS C ASTO RI AI i I DYING ABROAD COSTLY EXPERIENCE TEACHES Wise Americans Will Postpone Their Demise Until They Get Home The cost of living at home does not compare with the cost of dying abroad Not Very long ago our Con sul General at Havana Issued a warning to Americans not to ar range for their decease In Cuba He had done what ho could to protect an American widow from extortion but all he could do was very little and she was fined more than a thousand dollars for allowing her husband to die on tho premises Tho health authorities and the police authorities and a few otfier branches of tho Havana Government grabbed a few hundred dollars each The hotel proprietor pretended that he had to refurnish his entire house or see his business shrivel And now two Americans have died In Marlcnbad and it cost one widow more than 1000 and the other 1600 The Europeans make so much money off live Americans that it would seem as If they might deal gently with the dead ones but they have even less remorse in rob bing the corpse than in robbing the living If you are going to die In Marlenbad by all means die earlier In the week than Saturday If you put It off till the end of the week they will charge you 600 Instead of 300 for embalming on Sunday Americans havo always understood that the Continental Sunday was not a day of rigid abstinence from toll of every sort but the consclen tloiTSftevmati fiabtntwlarts v41V not embalm a corpse on Sunday for less than an extra 300 It costs them 300 to square their consciences after doing a piece of embalming on the first day of tho week com monly called tho Lords Day Is It n decent thing for the har pies of a foreign health officer and the undertakers and the hotel men and the police to fatten on the dead bodies and to take advantage of the extremity of the surviving members of the decedents family to extort a small fortune for their various services real or pretended Tho selfrespect of foreign govern ments ought to lead them to Intervene on the side of common decen cy and humanity in such cases Philadelphia Record INVENTED A YARN TO IMPRESS SWEETHEART To Aid Him in Winning Girls HeartThe Matter Exposed The following telegrams explain a story which appeared on tho 8th page of the last Issue of The Her aldNew York Aug lOGeorge Petr the coast artillery private at Fort Totten who was said to have been accused by his fiancee of being a spy for the Austrian Gov ernment declares ho Is neither a spy nor an Austrian Count which title he is said to have claimed in pressing his suit upon Miss Clara Anita Dyer- According to a published Inter view with Petr ho declares he adopted the title of Count Win dish Graetz to Impress Miss Dyer and told her ho was in n subordi nate position in the American army because he was trying to get a great Government secret Later he went to Lexington Ky whore ho found that Miss Dyers parents wore op posed to his suit Realizing his blunder ho broke off the engage mentIWashington Aug 10 Awaiting the mall report of Col Watson the recruiting officer at Indianapolis who has secured affidavits alleging that Private George Petr of tho 135th Coast Artillery Is a spy the War Department officials are still of their original opinion that then Is no foundation for tho story or that at heat It was founded on noth ing more than a romantic talo told by a soldier to a girl to glvo her an enhanced Idea of his social status A telegram was received hero by the Department from a person In LQS Angeles Cal asserting that the sender wns ncqualnted with Count WindlpchGraotz now nleg ed to bo Petr and was fullr pre pared 1o Identify him If callpd up on Officials scent n desire to get free transportation East ABSORBS 4000 VOLTS AND LIVES TO TELL TALE 1 I J I Ij13 fordJCyAIt ll Thomas Dlxon employed with the Southern i t Indiana Power Company while at work this afternoon touched el bows with death but escaped with several terrible burns that will lay him tip for somo time Dixon was at work on the top of a pole when In some manner one of his legs came in contact with a live wire carrying 4000 volts of electricity and at the same time struck the other leg against the ground wlro which formed a circuit sending the current up one leg and down tho other MOUNTAIN MULE BEATS- TEIEGIIAPII COMPANY Whltesburg Ky Aug 11Talk about the swiftness of the tele graph but here is a fact which dis proves it A day or so ago a Mr Maxon rushed a telegram to this city Inquiring as to the condition of his son who has typhoid He waited for a reply but none came Seven hours after sending tho message he boarded a train for Appalachia Va en route to Whites burg Arriving at Appalachia he hired a mule and rode overland twentysix miles across tho Cumberland and Black mountains ar riving here one hour behind his tel egramMr Maxton came out of the State of Ohio crossed the entire width of Kentucky through part of Ten nessee and Virginia thence twenty six miles on a slow mule Into Ken tucky HERE IS NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE GOVERNSHIP EHzabethtown Ky Aug 11Sil- as Payton one of the most promi nent attorneys In this section of tho State will announce his candidacy for tho Governshlp In a speech at 1ullnr1IIIJ tI11J rrWolJau mI frage will be one of the chief planks In his platform which how ever will also contain planks call Ing for the Initiative and referen dum fellow servants act and the espousal of several other causes which ho believes tho people of Kentucky should take up Mr Payton lives In EHzabethtown and is a widely known Populist GOEIKL RKWARD MONEY KETLRNEI TO THE STATE Frankfort Ky Aug llCommissioners of the Goebel reward fund today returned back to the State 1003 of tho fund placed In their hands to run down tho mur derers of Goobcl Of the original authorized fund of 100000 only 20000 was placed In the hands of the Commissioners 5000 of which was paid to two Louisville detec tives The money was returned today on the advice of Attorney Gen eral Breathltt An ordinary case of diarrhoea can as a rule bo cured by a single dose of ChamberlalnsCollc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This rem edy has no superior for bowel com plaints For sale by all deal era m BULLDOG PAT TO BE USED FOR TUBERCULOSIS Evansvlllo IndAug3A large pet bulldog was killed here today at the request of August Herbst who has a son suffering from a se vere case of tuberculosis Tho car cass of the dog will be cooked and the fat extracted from it and fed to the sick man In the hope of sav ing his life ooooooooooooooooo O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 O W B Wright Pastor O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Preaching every Fourth Sunday morning and evening Bible School every Sunday at 930 a m- Communion service at 1030 am Prayer meeting evory Wednesday evening at 8 oclock Instead of FrI- day as heretofore State Sunday School Meeting The State Convention of the Sunday Schools of tho Christian church will be held at Frankfort Sept 18 22 One thousand visitors are ex pected and nrrangomnts are already being made for their entertainment AVolphPilI In the Balance Bolshazzar saw tho writing on the wall It means your wife will he home on the 922 and you had bettor he gin to wash up all the dishes advised the interpreter Herewith a distinct gloom was cast over the banquet It Is said that a definite an nouncement for the dissolution of tho American Tobacco Company is expected by August 28 I Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS I CASTORIA I The Kind You Havo Always Bought and which has been In use for over 30 years has borno tho slirnntnro of InndAll Counterfeits Imitations aiulJiistasfo il are but Experiments that trifle with mid endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What isi CASTOR t Castoria is n 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 nUll natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS st Bears the Signature of 0AThe Kind You Haw Always Bought In Use For Over 3O Years THe CtTAOII COMPANY T7 MURRAY TRCCT ftCW YORK CRY r Ok X NTUOE oi Liht and Pawer Company INCOUPOKATKU E G BARRASS MGR ETartfordJKy Will wire your house at cost Electric Liahts care clean healthy and wIfe JYo home or business house should l v without tliGin when within reach TOWN WAS fBYf I That Escaped From Circus Quar I I ters and Went On a Wild 11Rampage1 j I Kuttawa Ky Aug 10llowt- he elephant got his trunk Is a 1 favorite tale of Kudyard Kipling but how ho got an Ice cream freezC er attached thereto Is snotherII I story one that only the Kuttawa can tellIDuring the wee sma hours ofii this morning n ponderous pachyderm which had been peregrinating peacefully at the end of his tether j In the corral of the Circle C Wild I West show at tho edge of town 1 suddenly became aware that there was bettor foraging outside 31111I I immediately started on a rampage that for several hours threw the people of this place into abject terror- Telephones rang excitedly the town boll tolled and sleepyeyed and scantilyclad citizens began rushing excitedly from their homes I not knowing but that they had been suddenly transplanted Intpthe wilds of Africa or the jungles of India I I Meanwhile the elephant was lQnI dorously proceeding on his rounds At the homo of Porschell Glonn ho entered the garden by tearing away a huge pectlon of tho fencing j I and then unceremoniously com i all tho arllon IItruckhis feet Not satisfied with this ho proceeded to a nearby house where I bo took a fancy to nn Ice cream I freezer on the hack porch and afI ter extracting all the goodies therefrom got the can fastened on his trunk and heat a wild tattoo trying to pet It off again His Majesty then cut various capors through the streets and surrounding country for several hours knocking a few trees out of his path pcnttnrlnp numerous croons I of terrorstricken wouldTo hunters and playing general havoc About Gt lldron Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCAST0PIAI 1 4 oclock this morning lie was fi nails captured by several of the showmen and again attached to his tether where he again began to peregrinate peacefully You cant dodge the malarial germ while your liver Is torpid It makes you an easy mark for the disease HERBINE is the best protection It puts your liver in sound healthy condition and purifies the stomach and bowels Price 50c Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky and Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m An Important Distinction Ifncle nas era y walked Into a drug store ramme one o deco plasters foh my hack he said One of tho porous plasters No I dont want one o de pores plasters I want one o de bes Seemed tii five anleisSStowneh I suffered Intensely after eating and no medicine or treatment I tried seemed to do any goodvrltes IW H Youngpoters editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio The first few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Llvor Tablets gave me surprising relief and the second bottle seemed to give me a new stomach and perfectly good health For sale by all dealers m WANTED TON e S ARMY Ablebodlcd unmarried men between apes of 18 and ST citizens of Unit ed States of good character anti temperate habits who can speak road and write the English lang innPar information apply to Pr cr lnK Onicer Beaver nut Kentucky 30tr After eating persons of abilious habit will derive great benefit by taking ono of these plus It you havo beenaDRINKING TOO MUCH they will promptly relieve the nausea SICK HEADACHE nndncrvousnesswhich followircitoro thcappetlte and remove gloomy feel lags Elegantly sugar coated Take No Substitute I FOLEKKIDNEYPIILSpbnKHBUHATI3M AF k4 PAGE EIGHT THE HARTFORD NFRAiIWEDNESDAY AUGUST 16 1911 2 ii II II r i lli RthePlace YIIA IiIiWhere Prices Speak Louder 4 Than Wordsn i 9n n LJ u H J NOTICe Ij you have any friends relatives you think any thing of remind them of this J El 11 II I IThe AUGUST 10 Kill I BUD SAYS THERE IS NO CAUSE FOR ALARM Pellagra Situation Is Not As Serious As Painted It Is Declared The Hoard of Control of the charitable Institutions of the State after making an Investigation of pellagra In the asylums of Kentucky Issued the following state mentIn view of the fact that many exaggerated and sensational re ports relative to the presence of pellagra In the asylums for the Insane of the State have been circulate causing great uneasiness to relatives of the patients the Board of Control feels called upon to make a few statements concerning the disease and Its presence in the asylums The disease while comparatively new In this country has existed abroad for nearly two hundred years Nothing Is definitely known as to the origin or cause and Its treatment to this time has been more or less experimental or expec tant Medical authorities are agreed that the disease Is not com municable and that segregating or quarantining Is therefore unneces san It Is far more prevalent among the Insane and In asylums for the Insane yet since It first ap peared In our asylums more than two years ago we have had only seventy cases among our four thousand patients There Is In the opinion of this lboard no cause for great alarm or apprehension on the part of friends and relatives of the patients In the c asylums They are receiving the very best of care by capable physi clans and trained nurses and noth fag Is being left undone that will ado to their comfort or aid In their restoration to health BIRTHDAY DINNER IN HOjfpn OF m w F HOOVER it 4 bate J2Jthe most enjoyable DC was when the t t gathered at f u tl II tr I II II II I THE TO THE NEW YORK STOREFOR THE B- IGMidSummeri- D EfUaD Commences August and Ends September 1911 IpIjRBVTBMBBR THe DKTE KND THEPLFfGEuIlI IjIf great- SACRIFICE SALE- m Hartford HealW- EDNES11Y ffiendaandcrelatives FOLLOW CROWD 0 New York StoreJ D Proprietor HARTFORD KENTUCKYAc- ross the Coopers Livery 00II0I 1 qIt HII todsurprise or of his 50th birthday anniversary on August 9 They came with well filled baskets After dinner was served to 160 people the congrega tion assembled In the shady yard while the Rev Richard Fuqua preached a very Interesting ser mon Those present were Rev Fuqua wife and daughter Dena Mr Tom Hoover wife and children Lettle Ethel ArvIn and Ellis Mr Joe Henry wife and children Lena and Alice Mrs Bettlo Jeffries of Sunnydnle and children Myrtle Laura Essie and Tenle Mr Dudley Bartlett wife and children Clarence Pearl Nettle Earl and Forest Mr E L Brook wife and children Mabel Olan Elerbell William and Artist Mr Jim Bart lett wife and children Luther Ella and Elbert Mr Lee WhIttaker wife and children Delbert Beulah and Elmer Mrs Zellle Westerfield and children Opal and Cecil Mrs Mollle Wcsterfleld and children Nina Plercle and Tressio Mrs Ver nle Hoover and two daughters Ed nie and Flora Mr Jacob Hoover wife and three sons Edward Os well and Archie Mr Cecil Carson wife and little daughter Pauline Mr George Patton wife and two children Earl and Ellis Mr Clint Park wife and little daughter Ida Mr Richard Stewart wife and son GuthrIe Mr Booker Richardson and children Almeda Theodore Jim Myrt Oma Lillian and Myr tle Mr Jesse Chapman wife and Children Alva and Jesse Mrs Sis Whlttaker and children Squire Susie and Jesse Mr Henry Ralph wife and children Dusher Earl Shultz and Etola Mr Johnnie Pat ton wife and son Freedman Mr John Paris and daughter Tinle Mr Lon Shown wife and daughter Blanche Mr Clarence Bartlett wife and two children Naval and Otis Mrs Matilda Hoagland and children Marlon Hobart Iva and Mabel Mr Cyrus Hoover wife and two children Willie and Forest Mr Albert Hoover wife and chil dren JanleFlora Mr Lonzo Hoov er wife and children Sallle B and Eunice Mrs Amy Nelson and chil dren Avah Theodore and Iva Mr W F Hoover wife and son Elvis Mr Bunk Dawson wife and daugh ter Cllfllo Mr Clifton Hoover and wife Mr Archie Moseley and wife Mr John King rind wife Mr Ernest Patton wife andIsoaxrseret- Mr Ernest Bartlett and wife Mrs Katharine Hoover Mr Prank Daft 1 1 l J lett and wife Mrs Ora King and daughter Sophia Lee Mrs Dora Hamilton Mrs Cassle Stewart Mr William Brashears Miss Lora Kirk Mr Isaiah Kinder Mrs Eliz abeth Patton Miss Dora Stewart Mr Jimmie D Hoover Mr Arlio Shown Miss Dora Hoover Mrs Ula May Hoover Chester Bartlett Uncle JimmIe Chamberlain r OLD PEOPLE CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING On the Gth of August at their residence in Cromwell Ky Mr George Calvin Flener and wife Phoebe Flener nee Adkins en Joyed the rare privilege of cele brating the COth anniversary of their marriage Several friends and relatives were present to do honor to the day A delicious and bountiful dinner and supper were prepared and serv ed by their children Many useful and beautiful presents were given to the happy couple Some of the most Important were Sixty dollars in gold and currency given by Mrs C F Johnson of Beaumont Tex a hand some set of goldbanded china given by Mrs Joe Ferguson Sun nydale Mrs Margaret Huttenroth and her son William Gulliver Bowl ing Green gave gold and currency and other valuable presents Mr Chas Gulliver of the Str Cincin nati Louisville gave 5 In gold Mr and Mrs Joe Ellis Woodbury Prof C F Johnson Beaumont MoxeylMrJ N JarnagIn Mr Joe Ferguson Miss Maggie Ferguson Mr Vivian Ferguson Miss Beatrice Bean and many other friends gave valuable Mr Flener was Informed of his gains in hard cash and val uables he remarked Thats a pretty good haul t Lets bavylk again And all sincerely wtoV It might be possible to repeat the happy occasion The decorations were artistically ND A King Who Left H pp j 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 bless ing to all his family Cure coned patton headache T indigestion aye pepsla Only 26c at James H Wit sr J k rm t y f THE SWEETEST MAN BUBBLING WITH Y r Great With Soulful Kiss andI Ecstatic Hug But Coulint Provide Kansas City Mo Aug aMrsWentworth Carter was granted a divorce today by Judge Porterfield of the Circuit Court because her husband was far too romantic to be a practical provider Mrs Carter told Judge Porter field that her husband had a libra ry of poems and could entertain too sweetly but had too many bright smiles too many kisses too many hugs and too little money to keep the larder stocked He had a little money left him by his father said Mrs Carter but his hours awake were spent in reading poetry and sipping wine I once asked him if there had ever been another girl In his life He put his arms around me and look Ing appealingly Into my eyes he wore the first you taught my heart the song Of olden wonder and my pulse the long Sweet thrill of rapture showed me paths of dream And laid across lifes dark a silver gleamYou were the first That man was irresistible Judge but he wouldnt work and when I finally convinced him that he would have to get out and earn a living he left me and never re Porterfield gave Mrs Car ter a decree rAccused of Stealing E E Chamberlain of Clinton Me boldly accuses Bucklens Arni ca Salvo of stealing tho sting I from burns or scalds the pain from sores of all kinds tho dis tress from bolls or piles It robs cuts corns bruises sprains and injuries of their terror he says as- a healing remedy Its equal doesnt exlst Only 2Ec at James H Williams m Louisville Herald Burned Out The fourstory brick building occupied by the Louisville Herald at 413 West Market street was I gutted by fire which started at 530 oclock Friday morning causing oI thYoI was supposed to have started on the fourth floor which was occu pled by the engraving department and Its cause was unknown The fire was the fourth destructive blaze In Louisville In a period of forty four hours The Herald however has not missed a single Issue since the fire 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 Foleys 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 BEGGING DIAZ TO RETURN AND RESTORE ORDER Lucerne Switzerland Aug 14 Gen Porflrlo Diaz former President of Mexico who Is sloping here has received many cablegrams from op ponents of Francisco I Madero Jr urging him to return to Mexico and restore order One message from the Mexican Society of New York Informs the that the Society is preparing a huge petition beg ging him to Intervene In the Mexi can disorders The Society has reelected Diaz as President Gen Diaz does not heed these communications and is looking for a villa intending to remain here until the end of the season His health Is excellent 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 about twothirds of It and my eyes have not given me any trouble since This salve Is for sale by nil dealers m AT LAST AN EXCUSE FOR WEARING A RAT Frankfort Ky Aug 12Aheavy braid of hair or rat saved Miss Nannie Duncan from being loHBSDuncan herfather il 1 JI DO YOURsELFtIJ A real favor by this Sale Watch your dollars get busy Come every day while the low est prices of n- CENTURYPREV I y AIL iii J a 18 L 111 REED Street From Stable presentsWhen arrangedA POETRY quotedYou turnedJudge deposedexecutive attending o tI SKLB I 1111- Lasts i I 20 days Beginning August 18 Positively ends September 9 1911T NEW YORK STORE The only one in t- ownao JII I Point and drives to school in a buggy Yesterday Bryant Corbin a young boy was put in the buggy I helandof the buggy dropped down and the pony began kicking Miss Duncan and the boy both jumped out but Miss Duncans dress caught on something and threw her to one side and under the kicking horses heels He kicked her once on top of the head and but for the rat her skull would have been fractured Buy It now Now Is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrheas Remedy It Is almost certain to be needed be fore the summer is over This rem edy has no superior For sale by all dealers m mNoticeThe undersigned assignee of the I Fordsvllle Banking Company will be In Fordsvllle Ohio county Ken tucky at the qfilcs of the Fordsvlllo Banking Company on Saturday August 19 1911 at which time and place said assignee will alt to receive claims against said estate and any creditor failing to present at the time named his claims verified In the manner claims are required to be verified against the estate of de cedents except that they need not be verified by a person other than tho claimant shall be deemed to have waived his right to any part of the assigned estate See Russells Statutes Sec 402 This July 21 1911 3ot4 j w MCCARTY BankIngCompanyLe ARE YOU A LIVE ONE IF YOU ARE PROVE IT A carrythehouse gives a wrong impression of largeAndS not carry some advertising Is res- ponsIble for the false impression and consequently Injures his towns prospects just that much No town can be alive without live business letqtheheIsThe annual conference of the Methodist Church t will meet at willbehundred are expected to attend the conference r

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