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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): August 30, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911083001_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): August 30, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. t mt tjvtr-- ' ifrrtr$r Vi. ' " & rife. YCX THE HARTFORD HERALD. Subscription $1 Per Year, in Advance, "I Come, tin HtralJ of a fi'oitj World, the fon of ill .Valioni Ltmlicing at Mj Back." -- 4M Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed. 3SrO. BATTLE ROYAL 37th TEAR. LOST HIS SENSES, HAKTFORD, KY., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1911. X it is believed he had packed with the idea that he would escape the consequences of the murders sand soon have his own home. The lives of his fathor and brother were Insured for $700, and this would have como to him on their death . and that of his mother. 35 10 SAVE 1 I 10 BLAME While out in his boat gathering in his trawls ho became lost in ithe fog, and, despite lls cries, he was unable to learn how near the ferlng. Tlnally ho concluded vessel was. to row around in a circle, broadening It at times. Pottle then decided that he would throwall the fish overboard, thinking it would be but a matter of hours only when he would reach the coast, but his reckonings proved to be Incorrect. In throwing over the fish n shark was attracted and showed fight, thinking, apparently, that tho man In the boat was throwing missiles at him. GRABBEDAN AXE LIFE OF SHAME FOR FATALITIES 0NJCA!DA Over the Vital Question of Reciprocity. y SECTIONS ABE STIRRED Then Killed Father, Moth-e- r and Brother. HORRIBLE UP came to hand a few days ago statTALE OF BUTCHERY ing and telling me of the doath of my near and dear nephew, James Paris, LaJunta, Col., who departed Aug. 13th, in tho morning, at 5:30 Unfolded by Indiana Youth and was laid to rest at Mayhew's Chapel, LaJunta, on Tuesday evenHaltingly Confesses ing at 3:30. Dear Sam, .Katie, sisTerrible Crime. ters and brothers, weep not for James, for he Is gone and to be preDISAPPOINTMENT pared as ho said, Is one consoling A LOVER'S thought. He Is sleeping the long, Evansvlllo, Ind., Aug. 26. Wil- long sleep we all have to sleep some years old, day with the others. Written by liam Leo, twenty-tw- o y EMMA E. PARK. that he mur- his aunt, confessed lato Hartford, Kyw Aug. 28, 1911. dered his father, Richard Lee, his mother and younger brothe Clarence, and then set fire to the house THOMPSON JURY HUNG, lfi'the hope of concealing the crime, at Boonevllle, early Thursday mornLONG STUDY AFTER ing. to-da- Death. I wish to say to the people of Ohio county that the sad, sad news A Sail HeMurderedGirl HeLoved, Of Wild Panic in Moving Picture Show. Says Hopper. THROWN FROM LAKE STEAMER TOTAL LIST OF DEAD IS 20 Says He Tried to Reform the Not Even Fire to Cause Panic Thirteen Children In Girl in Chicago, But the List. Couldn't. STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH Pottle fought off the Infuriated fish for 40 minutes, finally beating It off with the oars and throw- . In verbal and written statements to Sheriff Davis In the Jail hero, Lee said that his motive was anger because his parents would not consent to his marriage with Mlna Taylor, of Newburg, which he had planned for Thursday evening, and would not give him money with which to set up housekeeping. t When the confession was made nubile, officers started with Lee In an automobile for the State Reform atory at Jeffersonville to prevent possible mob violence here. Lee had made a statement that he had killed his father In with an axo after tho father had murdered his wlfo and younger son, pressbut Sheriff Davis all of y ed the restless prisoner for "the true story," and this afternoon Lee, asking for pen and Ink, j;vroto a haltingly worded confession and afterward pieced together, In answers to questions, a description of the horrible butchery in the close, cottago at Boonevllle. self-defento-da- Of the Case Bond Reduced to $5,000, Which. Was Quickly Given. uixon, ivy., Aug. zo. Aiier ue-Ing In tho Jury room for the past 24 hours deliberating on a verdict of Thomas ThomDson. who has been on trla, for the paflt wo'eki charged with the murder of his father, which occurred near Providence last December, the Jury filed into the court room at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon and announced that there was no possible chance of , reaching an agreement, as they' were hopelessly" hung. Tho Jury was then discharged from further consideration of tho case, and the prosecution was continued until the first Monday In December. Tho Jury stopd eight for conviction of manslaughter and four were, v three-rooi- ri I; Lee said that he went on Wednesday night to Newburg, where he called on his flnancee and they talked of the arrangements for their wedding. He had had $100 ih the bank, but had spent It, and he Tcnew his parents had $60 In the house. He returned home late at night and his mother reprimanded "him, he said. He told her ho was determined to bo married the following day and she answered that he should not, that he must stay at home. Going own room, Loo said, he "to his brooded until he was out of his mind. Suddenly he rushed Into the room where his father, mother and brother slept. "I grabbed an axe Ty the door," ho said, "and struck dor my father, but hit my mother. Iy brother ralsod up and I struck him. Then my father, who had been outside', ran In and started to grab mo by the throat. I hit him and he fell. I was scared so badly I didn't know what I was doing. "What scared me was that my father had threatened my life find I was angry at what my mother had for acquittal. The bond of Thompson was then reduced from $10,000 to $i,000, which he gave with his three un pies, A. V. Thompson, of Louisville, of Ohio county, Dick Thompson, and Charles Chllds, of this county) as sureties. The largest crowd of the week attended tho trial of Thompson on Friday. All evidence in the case was completed and the entire sesy was taken up sion of court In the argument of the case, each side being given three and a half to-da- hours. Six speeches were made. The ar- guments were unusually able and the court room was crowded all day and many were unable to gain admittance. The caso was submitted CHURCH DEACON KILLS to tho Jury at 5:30 o'clock Friday ANOTHER CHURCHMAN afternoon and a night session of Ashburn, Gn., Aug. 27. As a recourt was hold, but no verdict was reached. sult of a church quarrel, R. G. O. SAUKR KRAUT IS BULLY! O. SAUKR KRAUT IS FINE! to-da- Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. 28. Determined, he says, to cheat a term Charles Hopper, of imprisonment, of Chicago, who on Saturday night murdered Daisy Watts, better known as Grace Lyons, of Chicago, by throwing her off a steamer Into Lake Michigan, has absolutely refused tp touch food or drink offered to him in his cell in the county Jail at Grand Haven. Tho tragedy la one of the few murilers commuted on Government Inland waters In several years, and the charge of murder will be placed against Hopper In the Grand Rap-Id- s Federal Court, Tho murder of Daisy Watts has brought to light tho tragic end of a misspent life In the Chinese dives of Chicago, of the daughter of a prominent Grand Rapids couple. Hopper, In a confession made in the Holland Jail before being taken to Grand Haven, declared he committed the crime to prevent tho woman from returning to the life of the underworld, which he says she was leading when he found her. Hopper says he first mot the woman about threo years ago In a Stato-strcapartment house In Chicago, and fell In love with her, but she refused to marry him. Six months ago, he says, he met hor In a Halstod-streChinese dive. According to his story, she accepted his offer of"marriage and he took her from tho place and they lived togethor until recently. Last Sunday she disappeared, and ho traced her to the same Chicago dive, whero ho claims he found hor smoking bplum with ten Chinamen. She left tho place with him, but the quarreled soon afterward, and on Saturday she left. He traced her to tho boat and boarded It. Another scend resulted and the crime was committed near the Michigan shore. "I nm glad I did It," said Hopper, concluding bis confession. "Now I know where she is. Those Chinese devils can never get tfielr clutches on her again." ot ct ing tho netted trawls around the fish's s word, which at one time DEATH IN SENSELESS FRIGHT penetrated t above the water line. Canonsburg, Pa., Aug. 27. Pottle, growing weak on the Twenty-si- x dead from suffocation; third day, started to cat parts of twenty-fiv- e seriously Injured; thir- his coat to appease his hunger, and ty suffering from minor hurts. was almost deprived of strength That Is the amount of human when rescued. toll exacted by an Inexcusable panic at a moving picture show In the WEDDINirOiLEliF Canonsburg opera house Saturday the-'boa- But All Indications Point to the National Pact Being Adopted. A REVIVAL OF CONFIDENCE night. The moving picture machine developed a slight defect. There occurred a noise like "click." A small boy shouted "fire," at the same time starting for tho narrow exit. foreign a Dubrowskl, Bolus miner, a giant in proportions. Jumped from his seat and ran rap-Idfor the same exit. In a moment there was a fighting, struggling mass after him. At the head of a narrow stairway which led to tho street, the foreigner Hipped. As he rolled down tho stairs he swept others from - their feet who were awaltlns their turn to enter tho theater nnd soon there was an lndescr.baljle pile of human beings at the front of the steps, battling like mad. When the doorway had been filled up, still other persons walked over tho bodies of those who had gone down and breaking tho glass transom over tho door, crawled into tho throtffjh and dropped ly THE OIOL WAS PLEASED Romantic Jessie Moore Glad Her Father Stopped iMarriage to Westerner. Madlsonville, Ky Aug. 25. Al Myers, a Blx'foot cowboy from a Wyoming ranch, and pretty Jessie Moore, aged eighteen, were foiled In an elopement by Policeman WilSix son at Hopklnsvllle. months ago Myers placed an advertisement In a St. Louis paper asking for correspondents with a view to matrimony. Jessie Moore, with mind Inspired by romance, answered the ad. A closo correspondence was kept up. Threo weeks ago the cowboy came here. They met at a. neighbor's house each night. Some days ago Moyers asked tho father for his daughter, but was refused. At midnight Jessie left a bundle In her bed to deceive her parents, crept away, met her lover and they drove to Nortonvllle, took tho train for Princeton, registered at different hotels, then went to Hopklnsvllle to take the train for Springfield, Tenn. Tho father telephoned to Princeton and then to Hopklnsvllle. Pollcoman Wilson went there early this morning. Tho conductor waited that ho might see who boarded, ns the train was pulling out. Tho runaways climbed on the platform. "I am glad you havo nrrcsted mo," said the girl. "I don't want to marry." Her father met the train and all three went away together, Meyers pleading his love and the girl refusing to marry. There Is no girl out West so pretty, tho cowboy declared. street. During this time Manager Ferguson had endeavored to stop tho by his wife panic. Accompanied nnd calling loudly to tho frightened people to follow him, he led tho way to the rear and full 300 escaped in this way. dead, thirteen Of the twenty-si- x were children, seven of them puy pils In tho public schools. It was decided by the school authorities to postpone-- for a week tho opening of the schools. Sydney Rlttlnger was at tho performance with his finance. Miss Lulu Fisher. Before entering tho building they had stopped at a Jew-olr- y store nearby nnd Rlttlnger had bought the ring that was to havo been used at their wedding. Both were killed. Wllmer Lane, an employe of the Canonsburg pottory nnd a member of the volunteer companies, hasten ed to answer tho nlarm and was working at tho pile of bodies at tho entrance when he came upon tho lifeless forms of his two children, lying beside his unconscious wlfo. Coroner James T. Teffran has He begun a rigid Investigation. arrived at the scene early and selected a Jury. It developed that there was no during flash nor was there tho slightest sign of tire. Manager Ferguson, of the opera house, explained that when the film broke, a bright light was thrown on the Bcreon. Tho frightened boy Imagined It was fire and unconsciously shouted out tho death knoll of more than a score of persons." To-dato-dto-d- "Found." Ky Aug. 2C. Last Rockport, Thursday morning Undo Jlmmle Wilson, Sr., took a little stroll through his roastlng-ca- r patch, and found some one gathering corn. Uncle Jlmmle resented familiarity with his property, and by way of emphasizing his resentment ho turned a shotgun loose at a bag of corn that happoned to be resting on t'-shoulder of somo mnn. When tho smoke cleared away ho found tho bag had 36 ears of corn in it, nnd near by was a hat with a hole shot o Masslllon, O., Aug. 28. Sauer- kraut is to become not only tho' staff, but an agency for prolonging -- i Lee said he lit a match to see provided the theory of a Cincinnati proves what ho had done, and then drop; physician correct after a ped tho flaming stick on tho bed thorough test. Tho claim of tho exwhere his mother's body lay. "Th.e Cincinnati recently doctor, flames flashed up and blinded me," pounded, is that eating the toothhe went on, "and I Jumped Into my some Teuton dainty room, put on my trousers and ran will add to the years of tho conI would sumer. to alarm tho neighbors. The cabbago crop at tho -not have done this thing for any- lnsitution has been exceptionally thing If I had had any sense at all." heavy this year, and of the 60,000 The Are In the Lee home was put heads raised on the farm of tho out before tho bodies, the skull oh asylum 10,000 have been made Into each crushed, had been more than Bauer-krau- t: Dozens of barrels of scorched, and William Lee stolidly the German delicacy were packed helped carry them out to tho lawn, for opening next winter. The phyInsisting that he did not know how sicians at the institution will mako fhey-camto their deaths. observations as to the mental and Lee Is illiterate and has been an phySlcal condition of the pationts Idler since boyhood, accbrdlng to after they have followed the diet. testimony at the Coroner's Inquest, y which closed at Boonevllle. BRIDEGROOM REFUSING TO TREAT, BADLY HURT His father, a plasterer, appeared to fear him and supplied him with Washington, Ind., Aug. 25r-Laraoney, even giving him a fourth night a,crowd of men and" boys iharo of the proceeds of the salo charlvarled Andrew Edwnrds and of some property recently. y refuted bride, And when Edwards failed to Evidence produced iTLeo's statement' that ho rushed coraoacross with a treat, several of from the house immediately after, the men forced an entrance to tho lie had started tho Are. A basin, houso and tljrew- - tho brldogroom stained with blood, In which ,ho had bodily out of the door and down a washed his hands, .was found. Long flight of stairs. Edward's shoulder fray hairs, supposedly his mother's, was badly hurt," his oyo blackened, land a gash was cut in his scalp. clung to the sides of it. Hidden, behind a door was a When picked up bo was uncon-"bask- et filled with dishes, knives and sclous. Thd police are searching forks and kttchea utensils, which tor. the charjvarlers. Over-the-Rhlto-dast to-da- said." t life at tho Masslllon Stato Hospital, Whlddon, deacon of Mount PIsgah y church, located near here, shot and killed J. M. Lawson, a fel low deacon, and then took his own life. Mr. Whlddon had fallen out with his preacher and members of the church nnd had said that tho pastor, tho Rev. Dun"an Massoy, should not preach at tho church again. The double tragedy was enacted In tho presence of many men, women and children who had gathered for church services. Whlddon was "fn Ashburn yesterday and bought a coffin. Several years ago he built a vault In front' his body of his door to receive when ho died. ,Ho has always been JURORS FREE TAYLOR OF considered peculiar. MOR MURDER CHARGE NEW SKY WANDERER APPROACHING EARTH Owonsboro, Ky Aug. 2u. Tho Jury which held tho fate of John W. Gonova, N. Y.'Aug. 26. The new Taylor, an alleged member of tho by Dr. LIvermoro mob, comet recently discovered followed tho William R. Brooks, of Hobart example pet bv the MPcheM Jury has becomo so bright as to be and returned a verdict of absolute seen with opera glasses or small acquittal. Tho verdict was returned telescope, and will soon bo visible after only a short deliberation by to the naked eye. After the dismissal the Jurymen. Tho comet Is now in constellation of the jurymen It was learned that Cygnus, about three degrees north only one man of tho Jury favored of Alpha, the top star in tho North- conviction. ern cros's, directly overhead, In the early evening. Motion Is north- STARVING FISHERMAN , RATTLED WITH A SHARK west. Dr. Brooks says the comet Is coming nearer and will continue to Bath, Mo., Aug. 28. Josoph A. grow brighter for several weeks. Pottle, a fisherman, who three days Harry N. Atwood, who has earn- ago was lost on the Atlantic, haV-ln- g lost" sight' of bis vessel, was resed the title of champion airman of. ,by a, party of Bar Hartho world, Is said to' have received cued to-dflight bor yachtsmen and taken to port $6,000 for his record-breakin- g Pottle told, a tale of terrible auf-from St. Louis to' New York. to-da- ,y Col-logo, ay in It. Uncle Jlmmlo will take pleasure tho lint to the owner, provided proof of ownership is produced. In delivering DEATH AND FUNERAL OF DR. EVERliY, OF CKKALYO Rockport, M. Everly, Ky., Aug. ?7 T1" funeral service, and burinl of Dr. J. under charge of the Masonic nnd Eastern Stnr fraternities, nt 3 p. m. Saturday, Aug. 20th. Rev. Virgil Elgin, of Hartford, delivered n splendid sermon, after which tho Masons nnd Eastern Stars burled tho romalnB at the old Ceralvo cemetery. Thoro was a largo number of people present. Scarcoly half of the crowd could get Into the church. Tho number of Masons and East-or- n Star membors present was unusually lnrgo. Bro. Lon Barnard, was the Master of Ceremonies, right man in the right placej and L.'Rejd acted ns marshal. The decorations were splendid and exceedingly appropriate. at Ceralvo, took place Ont., Aug. 2C. With Toronto, the election which will decide the agreement fate of the reciprocity still more than three weeks off, the fight in this great industrial and agricultural province of Canada has reached a point whero practically everthlng else has been neglected In the heat of the political battle. R. L. Borden, leader of the opposition, has completed his Ontario tour, having delivered more than thirty speeches In constituencies doubtful, nnd will deconsidered vote the rest of his time to Quebec and tho maritime provinces, where his own seat In Halifax is thought to be In danger. Premier Laurler will return to Ontario next week to speak In sevIt Is the eral rural constituencies. farmers' vote, both sides believe, that Is likely to decide the fate of Every voter In a farmreciprocity. ing community Is considered, whereas In the city nobody seems to care whether or not (the voter exThis is his franchise. ercises explained by the fact that every city in Canada, except Kingston apd Ottawa (the sent of Government and the home of thousands of civil employes) gives nn overwhelming Tory majority. An unusual feature of tho campaign Is Clifford Sifton, former Minister of the Interior in the Laurler Government, has come out against reciprocity. Sifton is a lifeMr. long Liberal, and was the Liberal member for Brandon In tho House of Commons Just dissolved, but has taken the stump against the Issue favored by his party. Revival of Confidence. Aug. 2G. Now that Montreal, Sir Wilfrid Laurler has addressed half a dozen meetings In his native province of Quebec, which has given him his working majority In Parliament since 1S9C, there Is a distinct revival of confidence In the Liberal ranks over tho outcome of reciprocity. Everywhere the crowds which greeted the Premier have been large, the applause has been genercfus, and on each occasion Sir Wilfrid has demonstrated anew that he Is still tho Idol of the That the danger to Laurler's prestige was great Is admitted by his followers. In 100S Henri Bouras-s- a, another victorious French-Canadia- n type, while not distinctly friendly to Sir Wilfrid, was not openly antagonistic. In the present campaign Bourassa has attacked Laurler and the Llberaal party vigorously. Bourassa will not tnko reciprocity seriously. He holds that If Canada waited she would have obtain Congress ed from the Democratic practically all that the pact gives, without making any return. Ho asserts thnt reciprocity is a cloud seeking to of tho Government, hide the corruption nnd graft which. as he says, have made him ashamed of tho party to which he belongi, but, abovo nil, it Is Intended to divert the minds of the people from the navnl question. Sir Wilfrid's reply to Bourassn Is that he 13 In unholv alliance wIMi party, with tho tho Conservative sole object of bringing about Lau rler's downfall. If he can convlnco people of the French-Canadia- n Quebec provinco that the fight Is ngalnst Laurler In person, ho will go back to Ottawa. But if he falls In this, reciprocity probably will fall with him. . French-Canadians. For Sale. One saddle and harness mare, also ono stnndnrd bred pacing Dr. J. S. BEAN, Olaton, Ky. two-year-o- ld. Twenty-nin- e persons wero killed ahd more than slxtv Injured Friday-nigh- t when a moving picture' film exploded in the Canonsburg, Pa., opera house,. ..r 9 A WJLS... i." PAOH TWO. outlay of money. One who accepts the paper by continuously taking receives a It from the benefit and pleasure arising from such labor and expenditure as fully as It he had appropriated any other product of another's labor, and by such act he must be held liable for the subscription price." post-ofllce, THE HARTFORD HERALD 3G WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 86, 1911. HORRIBLE SCENE ATED D YVI LLE T Elegant Cote PiLno Free! Your Friends Will Help Yovi Get It ' witn every cas1 Puronaso mado at our storc aud B00n tnis community will have many thousand dollars worth of these certificates in its possession. It will tie easy for you and your friends to secure a large percentage of these certificates it youet busy at once. in 3QE1E3C 3G 3G 31 When a Negro Wife Killer Was Electrocuted. STRUGGLED FOB im .' O'lt EAR'S EXPLAXATIOX SOUNDS MICE COMIC OPEItA We Give Certificates I ? I ? tui The Louisville Post Is tho ablest and most aggressive dally paper in Kentucky advocating Judge O'Rear's And Straps Snap Asunder as election. Day In and day out, with reason, and without reason, It atSizzling Current Surges tacks the Democratic party, denounces the Democratic ticket, advoThrough Him. party and cates the Republican Judge O'Rear. And yet praises riXALIiY PKOXOUXCED DEAD een the Louisville Post Is unable to swallow the monstrous explanaEddyvllle. Ky., Aug. 22. With tion advanced by Judge O'RetJr In the fury of a maddened bull, early defense of his declaration at Louisy 011er Lock, negro wife mur- ville that Senator Dradley "Is one Senator on whose character there Is derer, struggled for twenty-eigh- t minutes with 2,000 volts of elec- no blot, and on whose record there tricity surging through his body, is no stain." strength ho In his speech at Ellzabethfown until with herculean burst the leather clarap3 which Judge O'Rear devoted many hunbound his arras and legs to the dreds of words to an attempted dedeath chair. He apparently suc- fense of that statement, alleging cumbed Just as he had burst his It was due to somo threat conveyed bonds and the current was turned by Borne unidentified representative Dy ur. of Senator Bradley that Investigation off, but an Governor Moss, the prison physician, and Dr. Bradley would surrender the caucus Travis, found him reviving, and a nomination unless ho was elected Commenting on this second current of 2,300 volts was Immediately. turned on. Even then life was not tho Louisville Post says: extinct for several minutes. "We admit that the assertion that was marched by Death Governor Bradley, even with the Lock Guards Black and Glenn into the aid of Mr. Reno, scared Llllard and death chamber at 4:45 o'clock this Charlton nnd McNutt and Mueller morning, in the presence of twen- Into voting Mr. Bradley Into the ty witnesses. Chaplain Ilolton led Senate, sounds very much like comic the way and pronounced a short opera and the last touch of the abprajer of mercy for the 30ul of the surd Is gliuii to this version of tho dbomed man. Lock took his seat In appointment of Llllard as private the electric chair unassisted. Chief secretary to the new Senator, A .Elpctriclan Depp and Assistant Col- man so easily scared can not make j and an efficient secretary to a Senator." lier adjusted the fastenings straps, and at 4:51 the hookwink Is there a single Intelligent man fell over his face and the signal was In the State who believes that exgiven. As the 2,000 volts were planation given by Judge O'Rear of turned on lie writhed and straight- Senator Bradley's election Is accuened out his limbs until the clamps rate, Is even plausible? Lexlng-- 1 burst. ton Herald. Lock arrived yesterday afternoon from Louisville, where he has ax i:xcj:ptioxal max ox Tim STATU TICKET been kept since ho murdered his wife In July of last year. He came Tho Hancock Clarion says: here in custody of Deputy Sheriffs There's one man running Robert C. Kaltenbacher and George Tiutelller and with them were also for a State ofllce with whom the Matthow Kelly, the Louisville ne- public may be Httlo acquainted, yet to die Sep- who, In point of qualification, In gro, who is sentenced tember 28 for the murder, a few our honest judgment, has no supewepks ago, of his mistress and his rior on either ticket, and that man sister-in-laIs Ed McDermott, of Louisville, who Lock, upon his arrival here, ex- Is the Democratic nominee for Lieupressed himself as happy and con- tenant Governor. We have watchtented In the forgiveness of his ed this man's course for a number sins and said that he was ready to of years and particularly kept up go . Ho slept but two hours during with his public utterances, and the night, spending most of his time have noted that as a speakor he is standing or kneeling with his eyes in great demand, and as a thinker closed and lips moving In fervent on public questions he has evidently prayer. "burned the midnight oil." Classi"Good-bybrethren, meet mo In cal, forceful and logical, Ed Mcheaven," he said, as the fastenings Dermott would make the State even were adjusted preparatory to his a splendid Governor. Certain It Is execution. that In many years no such man in To all appearances the chair and intellectual capacity has offered ihls fastenings wero made of sufficient service to tho State of Kentucky as strength to hold an ox, which makes a Lieutenant Governor a useless It the more surprising that they ofllce with a first-claman seeking were torn asunder like bands of the position. paper when the current was apStepping on a rusty nail has been plied. Lock was apparently below the causo of many cases of lockjaw. In strength tho medium and It seemed a freak of electricity that The nail was not so much tho fault gavo him superhuman as neglect of tho wound. If such evidently Htrength. The spectators describe wounds were promptly cleansed and the execution as tho most horrible BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT ap plied there would bo no lockjaw, as sight they ever witnessed. Tho body was embalmed and tho antiseptic properties of the linshipped back to Loulsvlllo at 9 iment would counteract tho poison and tho wound would heal quickly. o'clock this morning. Prlco 25c, HOC and $1.00 per bot Ilciwue of Ointments for Cntmih tle. Sold by Hartford Drug Co., That Contain Mercury. Hartford, Ky., and Donovan & Co., As mercury will suiely destroy the Beaver Dam, Ky. m sense of smell and completely derange A CURIOUS DISCOVERY the wholo system when entering It UMBRELLA IX A SHARK through the mucous surface. Such articles should never be used except on g A shark, 17 feet In ten fold to the good you can possibly y at tho mouth clans, as the damage they will do is length, captured of Dolaware Bay by James Keyes, a ten fold to the good ou can possibly Hall's Catarrh member of tho crew of Lightship derlvo from them. with the by F. J. Cheney No. GO, had an umbrella Cure, manufactured & Co. Toledo, O., contains no mercury covering intact In Its stomach. There and Is taken internally, acting dlroct-l- y wero also several large pieces of upon tho blood and raucous sur- oilcloth, a lot of steel Junk and othface of the system. In buying Hall's er Indigestible things. Tho shark was caught by Keyes Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genIs taken internally and after a hard fight. When ho sucuine. It made in Toledo, Ohio, by P. J. Cheney ceeded in bringing It to tho surfaco ho used a steam winch to land the 6c Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. 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Children "Cry CASTORIA l . ?- , - v,, i".. hap Tirrnj r II MCULIMJ VlTW 3G 1G irnr 3imEii!G r&JLr jrvvfi . isdD " , m v Bn J&R 't JLc ixj ',. .T.ij't.'.y: , U? v),.l,fft..ffr-ttf- l vV Vfaiittt - iMriMM A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1011. THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE TnnfiE. ir L k .? seem to havo endeavored in vain to construct a machine of sufficient SHOT power to weigh tho elephant. At length Shajee came forward and suggested a plan which was WHISKEY TEWS T simple and yet ingenious in tho highest degree. He caused the unwieldy animal to be conducted along Was Seen( Everywhere and a stage specially made for tho pur- Says Son Fired When pose by the waterside into a boat. Then, having markInfluence Approached, ed on tho boat tho height to which the water reached after the eleIN THE TRIUMPH OF BRADLEY phant had weighed it down, the lat- THEN THREW BODY TO GROUND ter was taken, out and stones substituted in sufficient quantity to Personnel of' the Quartette hold the boat to tho same line. The And Walked Away Trial of stones were then taken to tho scales Which Defeated Beckham Young Thos. Thompson and thus, to the amazement of the court, was ascertained tho true for Senator. at Dixon. weight of tho elephant. New York Press. REVIEW OP THE FAMOUS EVENT ACCUSED TELLS SAME STORY THE HAND OF THE sw RED wmiEss CLAMS ed the der of his father. The testimony of Thompson was corroborated by tho ovidence of Harry Benjamin and John Foster, who stated that at the time of the alleged killing, young Thompson was at the store invoicing goods. Tho evidence will probably ho concluded late this Hns the Proof. Tho Ellzabethtown News says: The real. ultimatum which Senator Bradley delivered to tho whiskey lobby at Frankfort was "Elect me Senator and the County unit bill will be defeated. If not done in a few days, the Republicans will pass tho County Unit Bill." And tho aforesaid lobby got busy and elected Bradlev. Wo can nrovo this statement If necessary. 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With tho Thompson on In his speech of acceptance, placing of Thomas GOING OP PIKE'S PEAK Judge O'Kear, in the exuberance of A NATIVE OF KENTUCKY the stand In his own defense on tho charge of murder, for which he is the moment, felt moved to exclaim: being tried for tho alleged murder "It is a great privilege to be received in this way by the represen- Largest Individual Oil Producer of his father, at Providence last Husband Wanted to Go Back, tatives of 237,000 Republicans of December, the defense began its But Wife Persisted in Kentucky, and to bo Introduced by testimony this morning, and by tho . in the World Her Terthe greatest living .Senator of the time court adjourned this afternoon the Ascent. rific Struggles. I am proud to say United States. six of the defendant's witnesses had WF,e, '",' 4diel Advisory Drpt. Chattanoon Medicine Co . Chattwoon. Ttna, for Special tiutmcttons. and book, " Home Treatment lor Women," tent free. J been heard. There are forty or fifthat, 'despite the machinations of Colorado Springs, Col., Aug. 24. ty more witnesses to be heard in the lobby, here is one Senator on Ky., Aug. 25. Mrs. Hickman, F. Skinner and wife, of Dallas, whose election no stain rests." as tho tho case and it now looks as If it Mai A. Summers, Known Right there the Judge hamstrung "Oil Queen of California," was a will bo several days before tho Jury Texas, were frozen to death near the summit of Pike's Peak this himself we even venture to assert daughter of William ProfPHsionul CardM. McCutcheon, will be charged with tho case. Have your old- The moot important witness for morning. Their bodies, almost covfor the whole formerly merchant of this county, severed an Intestine ered with snow, were found side by was Henry campaign. That man, Democrat or now deceased, arid of Mrs. Jennie tho Commonwealth J. M. PORTER, Republican, who can assert that McCutcheon, who Is still living and Brown, who resumed the stand this side by a boy walking down tho It is underSenator Bradley's election to the resides here. For a number of morning, who alleges to have been Peak this afternoon. BEAVER DAM, KY. to tho murder. stood both victims of the storm were Senate was free from scandal, or years Mrs. Summers taught music the only Will printers, employed on a Dallas olning practice his profession in Ohio tnd ad from the lobby Influence, or from In this city. A quarter of a cenSaw Shots Fired. counties. Special attention glrentoar baslneis entrusted to hit care. stain, Is either lacking In moral tury ago, she and her husband, who Brown claimed he was passing (Texas) paper. Skinner and his wife started to perception, orftoo Ignorant to know was a mechanic, loft for Los Ange- through the woods near the rock FRANK L. FELIX, the A B C of politics. Bradley was les, Where they followed their re- house and saw Thomas Thompson walked to the top of the Peak early yesterday afternoon and stopped at by the spective elected Senator primarily HARTFORD PRESSING vocations until tho oil and Kerney Benjamin sitting on a y treachery of the Courier-Journboom. Mrs. Summers is the log reading a newspaper; that Hen- tho office of tho Pike's Peak News, HAKTFORD, KY. and the bolt of six Democratic largest individual oil producer in ry Thompson came up, and after a about three miles above the Half Will practice bit profession In Ohio and id 'CLUB lining counties of Appeal members of the Legislature .se- tho world. Alone with her money few jwords with his son, attempted Way House, to register. At that Jrlminalpractlce and In the Court specialty. and Collections a condarily, by the work of the whis- she produces a thousand barrels a to chastise him, and that Thomas time, Mr. Skinner, who was about Office In the Herald building Ladies' and gents' clothes also key trust. day, and in addition, she buys Thompson drew a pistol, from his 55 years old, doubted their ability McNutt, a saloon-keepof Louis- enough oil to supply contracts ag- coat pocket and shot his father; to reach the top of the mountain. C, It. BABNBTT. C. B. SMITH, WORK GUARANTEED & SMITH, ville, was one of those who bolted gregating $2,500,000 a year. BARNETT that they grappled; that Thomas Mrs. Skinner, who was about ten Called for and delivered. years younger than her husband, is Beckham. When oil was discovered in tho throw bis father to the ground and reported to have made the remark: Club rate 81.00 per month. n vicinity Eph Lilian, keeper of a of Los Angeles, Mrs. Sum- that two more shots were fired, but HARTFORD, KY. "I'm from Texas, and they're not town joint, disguised by tho mers had in the bank $700, earned that ho could not tell who fired Will In going to say when I got back that I olOhlopractice their profession andall the Court name of a drug store, was another.' by teaching music She put this them. Thomas then placed a hat In thr Cour and adjoining counties of Appeals. Collections a specially, Ho was prosecuted for liquor sell- and a Hko amount furnished by an- on his father's head and he and could not climb Pike's Peak." : Y. 31. C. A. Bldg The couple were last seen about ing, went out of business, and is other into an oil well. And it went young Benjamin started away, reI lartford, K . 4 o'clock by tho crew of the downwarj Senator Bradley's private secretary so deep she doubted over getting turning to town by different streets. d-bound Otto C. d train. At that at $1,500 per year. Other testified witnesses that 0 her money out. With it went repeated his Wheeler Campbell another of more, for her credit was good. about 4 o'clock, after Henry Thomp- time Mr. Skinner doubts to some of the passengers. the bolters, the Times is informed Bad luck followed more bad luck, son was reported missing, Thomas HARTFORD, KY. is now State counsel for the and the climax came when casing Thompson borrowed a horse to look But Mrs. Skinner again insisted on trying to reach the summit. whiskey trust. and tools went crashing to tho bot for his father, and was gone twenty OlIU'o up Muii.s i'i' WiWon & At 7 o'clock last night a severe Billy Klalr, bolter No. 4, was a tom of the well. Only tho man or thirty minutes and when ho re snowstorm, which covered the en Clowe, opposite comt house. Will saloonkeeper in Lexington. drilling, the hole was Joft on top., turned he said ho thought he had lUiutico Ills piolessloil III nil the n In the relentless war waged Day after day Mrs. Summers stood found his father. Owen Barnhlll, tiro Peak in n .Innth nf fnnt nn tli "f this mid nilJoluliiK rotin-- 1 frKWAjfrfft'i diamond, o watch, l?jfi i. MflB finally cul- in the hot sun by that well, and bookkeeper at tho Thompson store, level, accompanied by n flfty-mll- o against Gov. Beckham, wind, broke on the Peak. From He nntl Com t of Appeals. Conimer- - SSfcHSJHSa? jewelry or sllcr- - 33W?ftS minating in his defeat and the tri- night after night, by the light of a stated that about 2 o'clock young of tlio bodies shen c,al nl"1 ciimliinl practice a umph of Bradley, tho hand of the flaring torch, she hovered over It. Thompson wanted $50, and that ho the positions gSSCifra-th- e lowest prices ? v&H&S it is believed the couplo whiskey trust was everywhere seen, Tho prospect was dreary, but Mrs. let him have $20. from the PSW.v WeaSil Vl'to'OC-C. VVKUVfCfc sought comparative shelter of a OLDEST MAIL? wp When young Thompson took tho and its Influence felt. And yet Summers, encouraged, went on borhuge boulder buf a short distance ,m i in tr r tz nnrirn Judge O'Rear has the sublime nerve ing wells until she found herself stand tho largo crowd In attendOTTO C. MAKTIX svw uiiucn nuuoc I'. MCKI'.XNI.Y from to assert that Senator Bradley was $10,000 In debt "with only her mu- ance at the trial becamo perfectly light-weig- the track. Both wore very IN THE SOUTH. clothing. For almost half a century we hae served ex J elected in spite of any lobby, and sic teaching fees to pay the bills. silent, and almost every word of tho & clusUelv the Southern trade. Wne Address. I for our free illustrated catalogue. that no stain rests upon him. "When I found myself thus involv- accused could be heard throughout Sallow complexion conies from Tho voters of Kentucky havo en- ed," says Mrs. Summers, "I thought tho entire courtroom. HARTFORD, KY. bilious impurities in the blood and & O. dured much. Whether they will if I ever got that paid and as much Defendant's Story. tho fault lies with the liver and Bor2G Louisville, Kr. stand for a classification as either more in tho bank, I would be glad Ho testified that tho night prev bowels they aro torpid. JIvcry Article Guaranteed. jTwl Tho med ..GENERAL INSURANCE.. common idiots, or political igno- to quit. But when I got that much ious to the murder of his father, ho icine that gives results In such ramuses, remains to be seen. I found that interest on it would stayed with Kerney Benjamin, and cases Life. Accident. Sick is HERBIXE. It is a fine livTho Times did not assert or even not pay tho expenses of a family of a young man by the name of Chap-pe- l; er stimulant and bowel regulator. And seven, so I had to keep on." intimate that the Courier-Journthat they played the phono- Prlco 50c. Sold by Hartford Drug It had been bought by anybody. All told, she bored 155 wells. In graph, drunk somo beer and played Co., Hartford, Ky., and Donovan & Will does say that It bolted tho nomina- the old days sho had a room- - set several games of cards beforo re- Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. m tion of Gov. Beckham for tho Unit- aside in her home for business; to- tiring, and that they set an alarm ed States Senato, and that its man- day sho has a suite of three offices clock to awaken them at 7 o'clock PARKER'S One Kvphmntion. HAIR BALSAM aging editor was Senator Bradley's In ono of tho biggest business tho next morning. When tho alarm "Say, Pa, what does it mean when ClfanMl end briutlfiel th9 htlr. ajP-yi' clock sounded, Chappel arose, and It says ltainotel a lmuriant (rrotfth. chief manager and worker In the blocks In Los Angeles. the Supremo Court dissolved Never Falls to Restore Oray Hair to Its Youthful Color. by tho time he left, Thompson arose, a trust?" contest leading up to tho election of Cure, icslp d iftut it hair fiUlnc. A well known Des Moines woman, according fl0cndUJt Dniggirtt Senator Bradley. .What influences to the testimony of tho "Well, my son, you see, hum ha miserably for two accused. were behind its montrous betrayal after suffering that's a sort of solution of tho was Thompson claims that ho went trust question." of its party, tho Times does not days from bowel complaint, W. H. & J. F. GILLESPIE, cured by one dose of Chamberlain's to his father's store know, and does not attempt to say. and worked "Does it fix it so there isn't any Co,,c - Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme- O SPECIAL NOTICE O PROPRIETORS. until late that morning, when he trust any more, Pa." The Times confesses that it both m was informed that his -- father was ill regard to O respected Judge 'dy. For sale by airdealers. admlred and "Well, my son, when you dlssolvo O looking for him. Upon learning a lump of sugar in water tho sugar O OBITUARIES, RESOLUTIONS O O'Rear. It regarded him as tho ..BLACKSM1THING.. Get Jloro Money. O OF RESPECT, &c. ablest and most dangerous man tho you satisfied that your nres this ho went in search of his father, is still there, but you can't seo it." O Aro OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Republicans had ever nominated ont position is equal to your ability but cou,1 not lind him, and return y They Don't Havo To. for office since tho days of Judgo or do you think you aro capablo of cd to tho store, whero ho encountTho Hartford Herald has adopted A Missouri Judgo has ruled that Harlan. But when ho raised his something Thomas Many a man ered his brother-in-labigger? a new rule in regard to Obituaries, hands above Senator Bradley's hangs on to a small position when Baker; whom ho took to dinner with a mai may spank his wife." a man may stick a pin in a Resolutions of Respect, Cards of head, drew tho longbow of his im- a little training of the right sort him. agination, and declared that hero would show him Just how to make After dinner, young Thompson mule's hind leg, too, but there'll bo Thanks, &c, whether written at tho A the behest of lodges, churches nr In' was one Senator without blot or tho change to more money and claimed he returned to tho store V0I-- few who will caro to do It." dlvlduals, and that is, wo shall stain upon his election, right thoro brighter prospects. -The first step and not finding his father, borrow- charge at the rato of two cents per the Times threw up its hands in de- toward getting better equipped and ed a horse and went to tho Ico lino for all such articles, except obitspair and passfcl him up to tho final a better position Is to write for a plant, and while in a field, heard a uary poetry, which will bo ono cent Judgment of a truth-lovin- g people. catalogue of Draughon's Practical shot, near the rock house, In tho per word, straight. This Is tno small.Hearing the shot, ho Business College, Nashville, Tenn., ravine. A Torpid liver is a fine field Seemed to give Him n New Stomach. est rate wo chargo for anything and thought it was some hunters, and for tho Malarial Germ and it Ky., or Evansvllle, "I suffered Intensely after eating or Padticah, thrives wonderfully. The cerIs only one-fift- h of our regular rate. went in that direction, ho claims. tain result in such cases is a and no medicino or treatmont I Ind., or Washington, D. C. The amount, in icash or stamps, spell of Chills. and came upon the body of his tried seemed to do any good,"wrltes must accompany each article, or father. W. H. Youngpeters, editor of the O FHtST CHRISTIAN CHUROn. O will not bo printed. Six Ho stated that ho returned to , it Sun, Lake View, Ohio. "The first O words average a lino in ordiW. B. Wright, Pastor. O tho store and notified his brother-in-la- w Chill Tonic and la a Powerful few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach nary reading and every separate and ono of the clerks of his Liver Ilecnlator. and Liver Tablets gave me surpris- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO find and they secured the body. ! character or initial letter counts as ing relief and the second bottle it nuts tho liver in healthy. Young a word. Tho heading and tho sigThompson Preaching every Fourth Sunday claimed to Vigorous condition and cures' seemed to give me a now stomach morning nature both count ono Uno each, the chills by destroying tho have had nothing to do with tho and evening. and perfectly good health." . For disease germs which Infest the even if thoy are only a word or two. Bible School every Sunday at murder and that he had not seen PIJYCED IN YOUR RESl- uno ami- system. llerbine is a m sale by all dealers. moro his father since the day previous. poetry, obituary straight All 9; 30 a. m. DENCE OR PLACE OF Bl'S- Renocio mcaicmc, the syrupy mixtures through, ono cent per word. 'Communion service at 10:30 a.m. 1NESS, AND PUT YOURSELF Pleads an Alibi. WEIGHING AN ELEPHANT that sicken tho stomach: be cause It not only kills the dls Contributors please remember. Prayer meeting every Wednesday Ky Aug. 24. The testiDixon, IN DIRECT CONTACT W'TH MADE AN EASY AFFAIR eas6j;crms, but acts effectively mony for tho defense was continued eyenlng at 8 o'clock- THE In the liver, stomach and bowels, thus Duttlner the system in y in the trial of Thomas There is a story often told in In' condition to successfully resist Cm Be CURED Juvenile Activities. Thompson, charged with the mur- dia of Shajee, a, Hindoo Prince, who the usual third .or seventh day "Father," said ho small boy, LVndUlTir 1 TO PROVE IT return of the chill, llerbine la --to on a certain occasion showed himstates. a cleansing: and Invigorating "what is a prodigy.?" We tend FREE a bottle Germinal, a quick relief FOR THE COMPANY'S SPKCIAL medicine for the whole body. self almost as clever as Archimedes. "A prodigy, my eon! s a' boy who CONTltACT TO THE FARMERS, A high official had made a vow can bo persuaded to get Price 50o per Dottle. h(s mind on I that he would distribute to the poor the third dimension Instead of tryI JamesF.Ballard,Prop. OHJO MEDICAL COMPANY Box 93 ther weight of his own elephant In ing "to get his W. OBANON. COLUMBUS, OHIO For Infants and Children. Jeet on third base." Stephens Eya Salvo Is a healing silver' money. But the great diffmi Local Manager,-Hartfordointment for' Sore Eyes. Til KM You Iiav8 Always Bought iculty' that at first presented itself Ky. , KAcH.pAnoRlXOrlr1CNPr.pB I ,was the, mode of ascertaining what Bears the W. C. SEXTON. FOR FLETCHER'S. tfate weight really was, All (be Donovan A Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. Signature Local Manager. learned and clever men of the court Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky. Incorporated. Beaver Dam, Ky. ie -- Cardui is successful, because it is made especially for women, and acts specifically on the womanly constitution. Cardui docs one thing, and does it well. That explains the great success which it has had, during the past 50 years, in helping thousands of weak and ailing women back to health and happiness. If you are a woman, feel tired, dull, and are nervous, cross and irritable, it's because you need a tonic. Why not try Cardui? Cardui builds, strengthens, restores, and acts in every way as a special, tonic remedy for women. Test it for yourself. Your druggist sells Cardui. Ask him. Attorney at Law, STRAW HATS ss MADE NEW! Attorney at Law, al To-da- "aa er local-optio- Attorneys at Law, Hartford Pressing 'Club. cog-roa- $1,-80- Hartin Attorney at Livw jtiits I I ''" spec-foun- d, "r"rrrT ww .v ht - P. Barnes Go,. al Fire Also Bond You. '-i GILLESPIE BROTHERS. ooooooooooooooooo I frs-- Ruuan Work And n.,,,.,..."S3fl' Specialty Horseshoeing j !!1! HARTFORD, Kentucky. ooooooooooooooooo HERBINE I HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE to-da- rnWflMPTFOM lUll Long Distance Lines CASTOR A SliS'TSy all J. , Chllrn Cry t. V CASTORIA &a&ffi&&lt . Subscribe fcr The Herald; $1.00 a y'r s, . . n 1,1 PAGE FOUn. THE HARTFORD HERALD "as clear as mud" in the Democratic platform, thoTost says: Upon some other State issues the party platforms aro Identical. Both parties enter pledges for direct primaries, for better schools and roads., for direct election by the people of United States Senators', for a uniguaranteed brand on it, Democratic ticket. vote tho A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1811. MAN u " 4 'i gine 199 here at midnight. The WORLD IN englno moved forward and before AROUND THE stop It, had severtho driver cduld The matter of an election (especHADE Had' OF 'BUREAU ed the fireman's body at the waist. LESS THAN FORTY DAYS . MEBER MATTHEWS, FRANK L.FELIX, election) should bo of ially a State Barkley talked for an hour before EDITORB. vital Interest to every patriotic citdeath. When the ambulanco sur,, izen, from, start to finish. r'RANK L. FELIX, Pub. and Prop'r. Of Publicity for Democrats Big geon and a helper picked up the two French Journalist Completes His body, parts of tho dismembered THEY SEEM TO BE AFTER , Time Planned at Bowl Novel Tour in Record-Breakin- g Barkley asked: o THE SEVENTY THOUSAND Entered at tho Hartford "Will I get over this, Doe?" form1 system of accounting, for second class. as mail matter of the ing Green. Time. Engine 199 has the name of a a war against the Third House After Judge O'Rear was nomihoodoo engine. and for a State examination of nated by tho Republican convention Henry R. Lawrence, of Cadiz, DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Paris, Aug. 26. Andre Jaeger- banks. at Louisville, so It Is stated on the Schmidt, tho Parisian newspaper It all seems to be very clear to most reliable Information, he call Democratic State Executive Com- KENTUCKIAN ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE man, up in an automobile In U. S. SENATOR Olllo M James, the Post's editor, who takes a fair ed a meeting of the nominees. He mitteeman from the First district of Crittenden. froot iff the office of tho Dally Exview of the matter. Evidently thp talked to the candidates on the and one of the best known editors Vlnconnes, Ind., Aug. 26. MII-fo- celsior, In tho Avenue Champs s, GOVERNOR Jas. D. McCreary, Hartford Republican simply wants ticket about the campaign and the in Kentucky, has been named by Rufus H. Vansant, chairman of the Readenower, 25 years old, was of Madison. to fuss at the Democrats for politi- election. at 2 minutes 19 5 seconds Then Judge O'Rear deComby Wlllfam Zimmerarrested y paBt 9 o'clock this morning, officialLI BUT. GOV. Edward McDer-mot- t, cal reasons only and cares little of manded that each candidate put up, Democratic Stato Campaign mittee, as chairman of the Publicity man, a Cincinnati detectlvo, and re- ly completing" his circuit of the how sound the grounds are upon as his part of tho campaign fund, of Jefferson. He will turned to Covington to an- world In 39 days 19 hours 43 minTREASURER Tom Rhea, of Lo which it bases Its arguments. It one year's salary of the office to Bureau for the campaign. headquarters swer a charge of first degree mur- utes and 37 5 seconds. Louisville gan. reminds us of the bashful young which ho aspired. This was to go be at Henry M. Bosworth, man who, in calling upon his best Into a campaign fund and be used throughout the campaign, conduct- der. It Is charged that Readenower Jaeger-SchmiAUDITOK started from Par--Is girl, Inquired about his prospective in addition to the fund which would ing tho press work In behalf of the was caught with Mrs. Arthur Annes at 1:45 p. m. July 17 In an atof Fayette. , Reports re- by the woman's husband Juno 26, tempt to beat the record of M. Sleg-le- r, Democratic ticket. GENERAL James mother-in-law- 's health. As he ex- bo raised in the regular way. ATTORNEY ceived at headquarters since the re- 1910, and n fight ensued during plained afterwards, "not that he Garnett, of Adair. of tho Paris Matin, who raado-thLet's sec about this. If each SECRETARY OF STATE C. F. cared a d n, but Just to get up candidate on the ticket put up a cent platform convention indicate which Readenower knocked Annes Journey around tho world in 63 more talk." The Hartford Repub- year's salary be would draw, If that the Democratic press of Ken- senseless with knuckles and threw days. Crccellus, of Pendleton. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC lican doesn't seem to bo particular elected, the result would be a cam tucky is almost unanimous In the him out of "a second story window. The routo followed by Jaeger- escaped but returned Schmidt took him to Vladivostok by INSTRUCTION Barksdale Hamlctt, about the facts, but Just wants to paign fund of $26,000 which would support of Senator McCreary and Readenower condemn the Democratic platform. be used for the purpose for which his associates on the State ticket, to Covington and married Annes' way of Moscow. At Vladivostok of Christian. was with the Frenchman boarded a steamer Concluding Its general summary such funds usually are used. The and it is the purpose of Chairman widow. Tho woman OF AGRICUL- COMMISSIONER whence ho TURE J. W. Newman, of Wood- - of the Democratic and Republican amount named does not 'Include Vansant to keep tho country press Readenower when ho was arrested. bound for Yokohama, State platforms, the Post says: sailed for British Columbia, arriving-a- t ford. tho $6,500 a year which the Gov in close touch with all details of the GOING AFTER "TIGERS" IN Take them as a whole, there CLERK OF COURT OF AP- Vancouver rfhead of his schedule. ernor draws and If Judge O'Rear campaign In order that tho voters MUHLENBERG COUNTY of Kentucky will know at all'times Is In State Issues, except In the r Greene, of Frank- Taking a train at Vancouver should do as he demanded of the PEALS Rohert vital matters of apportionment passed through Montreal lln. other candldates.the campaign fund, the progress that Is being made by The Greenville Record says: and the registration certificate Lawrence by the candidates alone, the candidates for the various State August 17 bound for New York, raised It. II. COMMISIONER County Attorney T. O. Jones, and legislative offices. act, little to choose between would be $32,700, which the camB. Finn. with the untiring assistance of tho reaching that city August 18, and Democrats of the Third district them. Both platforms are paign committee would havo as a on the following day he left tho SENATOR 7th DISTRICT Robt. are planning for a big" demonstra- Sheriff's office and tho help of the American city, sailing on board good. nucleus for a campaign fund. Hardlson, of Muhlenberg. court, has been making It hard on Why can't our neighbor be fair OniO What Is Judge O'Rear going to tion at Bowling Green Monday, violators of the prohibition law the steamer Olympic on tho last leg FOR REPRESENTATIVE, Septembor 4, the date of tho formal enough to take a like view of the do with this fund? of his Journey. M. T. Westerfield. COUNTY lately. Since the April term of matter? At Ellrabethtown, in his opening opening of tho campaign by Sena- Circuit Court The traveler could havo arrived: there have been conspeech, Judge O'Rear said that tor McCreary and the other Demo- victions at his goal In Paris a full two and assessments of $1,240 Harry Lazarus, WORTH TRYING AGAIN. there are 70,000 men In this State cratic nominee: In lines, and most of tho offenders hours earlier if he had not stayed The fatal remark of Judge O'Rcar The Democratic State Platform who will sell their votes at any State Executive Committeeman from have been placed under bonds for at Cherbourg after midnight for a In his speech of acceptance- - in the doebii't seem to please some of the election. supper given in his honor by newsIs there any conne'etion tho Third district, ha?j been named future good conduct. This State Convention of his party, when Republican leaders who hold tho between the demand for ono year's chairman .of the General Committee treatment Is having a most drastic paper men. satisJob of censor.? for salary and the statement that 70,- - on Arrangements and will havo su The Captain of the Olympic- he said that Senator Bradley's electheir party and they aro trying to 000 voters can be bought? IT cer pervision of all details Incident to factory effect on these law break- sllghtly bottered the usual time place he now hold was tion to the Prominent party leaders ers, whb wero growing l.lko a green taken by the vessel In crossing the find all kinds of fault with It They tainly looks like the Judge was the opening. without stain, Is arising to plague say it Is Insincere am1 that the pol- planning to go from that section say much in- bay tree In some sections of the Atlantic, tho steamer reaching after some of those terest Is the being taKen by the Dem- county. Ail offenders so far appre Cherbourg him upon every corner. Like icies It advocates will never be put 70,000 men who can be bought. Harbor at an earlier hended have been In rural sections ghost, it will not down. That Into effect If the Democratic tlpket For a Judge of the Court of Ap- ocrats of the district In the opening or small villages, none of hour than usual this morning. As tho larger of the campaign. of a he was Insincere In these remarks Is Is elected. How do they know? peals to demand towns being affected. Mr. Jones soon as the liner entered the harbor M. M. Logan, of Edmonson counHave Democratic officials ever prov- man's salary tjiland him In the ofevident by recalling what ho said says he Is determined to employ a motor boat took off Jaeger-Schmied recreant to the trust reposed In fice he seeks, certainly is Improper. ty, who withdrew from tho race for he being especially exempt every means to catch and convict upon a previous occasion. Out of them? Have the Republican lead- Why does he not go further and tho nomination for Attorney Genoffenders, and hn Is rnmivirn from examination by the custom his own mouth Is he convicted. In ers any record to show as a samplo require everybody who Is promised eral three weeks before tho primary, all authorities. his speech at Lexington, Just three of what ought to be done In State a Job to glvo one year's pay toward has been selected by the committee the aid of every 'officer and good' citizen In tho county. to preside at the opening of tho "days before his convention speech, executive manners? Rather, haven't tho campaign fund? A big camEcursIon Rates, they a pretty bad record along this paign fund could bo secured In that campaign and to Introduce Senator For Snle, To Louisville he gave vent to the following (wo State Fair, SopC 9 so, and wo way and the 70,000 might fatten as McCreary and tho other speakers. A portable sawmill. to 1C: Fare $3.40 for round trip. quote from a stenographic report line? We rather think Special trains will be run to Bow- - in good repair. Will sell reasona Dates of sale Sept. 9th to 16th InFrankfort News-Jou- rIn the Lexington Leader, a Repub- believe the great mass of the people a result. ling Green .from Hopklnsvllle, ble, on easy payments. For recollect tho bad performance of nnl. H. E. MISCHKE, Agt. further clusive. lican paper) : Franklin, GlaEgow, Ellzabethtown particulars call on or seeral recent Republican adminisaddress W. "These lobbyists," continued and other towns In that section of P. Her, Rockport, DEMOCRATS OF DISTRICT trations. Ky., or Adorn A daughter was born to Mr. and Judge O'Rear, "not only bribe EXPECT TO WIN OUT the State. Credit is due Democrats for tho Fulton, Beaver Dam, Ky Route Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., In Legislature to members of the important, progressive and worthy No. 1. TWENTY-NINE-INCbut protect 32t4 San Francisco. their Interests, CORN Although it Is an uphill fight, Cut legislation that has been placed United States they ELECT DURING SEVERE DROUTH upon our statute books in recent with Robert Harrison as the nomi Senators, and decide elections. 3 ?J -jC years, accomplished by Democrats nee for State Senator, tho DemoJ ? k ? '2 3 They have elected them In The following sounds more like being placed In tho administration crats of tho Seventh Senatorial Dis- a Mulhatton as well as in IlliKentucky story than anything vw of public affairs. This Is what Dem- trict, made up of Ohio, "Butler and else, but it appeared as nois, Ohio, West Virginia and a genuine ocrats promise In the future noth- Muhlenberg counties, confidently ex news special in is not the Colorado. Illinois Saturday's Courier-Journa- l: ing more, nothing less. Democracy pect to convert tho district from its only State that has a Legislais a mighty good thing to trust In. habit of sending a Republican to tho tive Jackpot." Georgetown, Ky., Aug. 25. , uppor branch of tho Legislature. "They (the lobbyists) have electWhile the whole countryside here is Four years ago tho Republican The Democratic nomlneo is a lead crying for rain and bemoaning says the ed them In Kentucky," tho Judge. Whom leaders of Kentucky pledged them- ing lawyer of Greenville, Muhlen- fact that crops aro completely ruinknowing Appellate and knows how to ed by tho longest have the lobbyists elected In Ken- selves for tho county unit and what berg county, drouth known In Tho most make a winning canvass. Muhlen- this section for many years,- tucky? To whom did Judge O'Rear has been their record? during berg and Ohio counties havo dis- Bridges looks upon a crop Martin refer? Hnve we ever had a better notable political incident of corn these years was the corrupt deal played evidences of throwing off consisting of eight exemplification of tho machinations acres, the aver-ag- o made by Col. Wm. O. Bradley the G. O. P. yoke, and It Is believed of the lobby the ear of which, by actual measurecontct, the (Hckorlngs and bicker- with four alleged whiskey Demo- Butler county Is about duo to switch ment, 13 twenty-nln- o Inches long ings which were dally reported In crats by which the county unit was to the Democratic column. C. Hol-ma- and twelve Inches In circumference. passed Into oblivion and tho most of Morgantown, Is the Retho newspapers at the time than FIFTY CENTS EACH IS the final consummation of tho leg- able temperance advocate Kentucky publican nominee. RATHER LOW ESTIMATE islate e imbroglio which set asMo had (Beckham) was defeated for REN JOHNSON WILL the will of tho voters and etit Wm. the United States Senate. Are the CONTINUE HIS PROBE This from tho Hopklnsvllle New O, Bradloy to the Senate fiom Ken- Republican leaders any more sincere now? Era puts a low estlmato on the price' tucky? Washington, Aug. 2S. Represen for votes at the coming Stato elecThe Democrats came out of tho tative Ben Johnson, of the Fourth tion: THE TWO PLATFORMS. Tho Republican The Hartford Republican In its recent special session of Congress Kentucky district, who Is chairman candidates for with colors flying. They made a of the committee on tho District of Stato offlces have, It Is said, at tho last Issue says: record which surprised their friends Columbia, has determined to spend suggestion of Judge O'Rear, agreed The plank In the Democratic and rather dumfounded their ene- his summer In Washington and fin- to contribute to tho campaign fund elecplatform on tho pilmary mies. The predictions of Repub- ish up some of tho work that he and a sum equal to n year's salary each. Is as clear as tion question licans that tho Democrats would other members of tho committee This makes a total of $32,700 only thing mud. In fact, the "go to pieces" and make a failure thought would havo been finished ranging from $6,500 for tho Goverwhich Is demanded In that of their part of the session were not before the adjournment of the extra nor to $710, the salary of the Lieutplank is that the State pay the fulfilled. The excellent record of session. enant Governor for the legislative expenses of all primary elecAn expert accountant was hired, term. This will be less the Democratic members shows parties tions which various than 50 what can be done In Congress with and while he finds the books havo cents aplco for tho 70,000 Ken- -' may decide to hold, leaving Democrats In power and it strength- been kept pretty well since tho tucky voters who, O'Rear declares, the parties to determine for ens the party throughout tho nation. "partnership agreement" between regularly sell their votes. or not themselves whether tho two governments was such primaries shall be held. It is said that Judge O'Rear sent 187S, It is asserted that made In WOMEN CHEER AS NEGRO In some The Louisville Post, a well rec- out letters to all Democratic and IS BURNED BY A MOB ognized Republican paper, whose Republican newspapers of the State, parts accounts aro entagled almost editor Is heartily supporting Judge urging fair play and a high plane hopelessly. Purcell, Okla., Aug. 24. Three O'Rear And all of the candidates of conduct of the present campaign. Accused of Stealing. thousand men, women a'nd children running with htm, recently had a So far as The Herald Is concerned, E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, shouted their approval this aftercolumn editorial comparing tho he will get It, but wo havo quit Me., boldly accuses Bucklen's Arni- noon as Peter Carter, a negro, idenVlatforms of tho two leading parties kicking tho clothes off the bed at ca Salvo By buying one of our famous 0. K. Cooking Stoves. of stealing the stlnc tified as the man who attacked Mrs. For years we Touching tho liquor night because we didn't get one of .n Kentucky. from burns or scalds tho pain Minnie Spraggins last night, was have been distributors of this make of Cooking Stoves. We carry question, considered a vital Issue those circulars of advice. from, sores of all kinds the dis- burned to death on a brush pile In in stock everything from the small in Kentucky ton. lint hid pnnndh far the Post says: Who would have thought that tress from bolls or piles. "It robs the main street of the t6wn. parties declare for the Both g two, up to the mammoth Steele Range that's big enough for a whole Officers attempting to rescue tho there are seventy thousand men In cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and inpassage oX a straight-ou- t counregiraeni. every one gives satisfaction up to its highest capacity. Kentucky who regularly sell their juries of their terror," ho says, ";as negro were overpowered and locked ty unit bill, and there is no Why should yen be worried with a half-wa- y a healing remedy its equal doesn't up. cooker when you can votes until Judge O'Rear called atevasion of the Issue. Of the s. Mrs'. Spraggins' assailant, after get the best here for a very little more than you pay for an ordintention to this alleged fact? Won- exist." Only 25c at James H. two tho Democrats go, perm tho deed, set tiro to the house, ary makeshift? der how he found It out? Has he You cook over one thousand meals in a year. Ovhaps, a trifle further by specifthough her husband saw the flames any Intimate acquaintance with the ically Indorsing the opinion of er a thoasand times a yeaniou use a cook stove. Why shouldn't Costly Suit Over an Ox. ' and rescued her. The negro was subject? the Court of Appeals, as writyou have a good one? Lap to depend Wblte8burg, Ky., Augf 24. The captured by 09 us to relieve yowr cook-three other negroes and ten by Judge O'Rear and conox suit that has been With both tho' leading political celebrated ing troubles. turned over to tho whites. curred In by six Democratic parties In Kentucky In favor of a fought for years in the County The women cheered as the victim Judges in the matter of tho county unit, it only remians-- a mat Court hero between the Mason boys shrieked for mercy. Mrs. Spraggjns Cam-mac- k constitutionality of the ter of choice with tho temperance and Jesse Cook, Rockbouse citizens, Is not expected to live. ' bill. men, The Democratic party Is re has been settled, the Mason, boys And so, according to the Post, sponsible for all our present tem- winning the sut. Though the' oz MAN TALKED AFTER ms tho Democrats seem to have sllght-ly,ith- e perance BODY WAS CUT IN TWAIN legislation. Remember was worth less than $40 the. case advantage on the county unit that. has cost e'ach party more than $500. question, because they "go a little mim -p Paducah, Ky., .Aug. 26. Just as iw wm you can undoubtedly than the Republicans. find some further" J, Frank Skinner, the tallest his fireman. Glrard Barkley, crawlRegarding other Issues, Including warmed-ove- r TJembcratlc principles member of tho Order of Elks, died ed under the engine to oil a Joint, DAM, the primary election plank, which in the Republican platform, but if at Augusta, Ga. He was 7 fset 4 the engineer's arm brushed against says is you want straight goods with the inches high, the Hartford Republican the throttle of Illinois Central &n- - The Hartjord Herald NEWSPAPER IS post-offlc- v rd Ely-see- 2-- to-da- ht dt i -- Ban-o.uo- '8 JL one-four- th dt, II .3 Make Your Cooking EASY n, . to-da- y, Wll-lim- X3 m Stoves fOjJm 12 to $65. wvtiVBa E. P. BARNES A RRO: - XBEAVER KENTUCKY. Jf m jrJ55?555?5?EfiM WEDNBSDAY, AUGUST; 30, 1911. THE HARTFORD HERALD school-house, PAGE FIVE. 4fr fc 4 I? 1 1 a Messrs. B. C. Austin and D. S. Rhoads, Beaver Dam, were pleasant Miss Lula Walker, who had been POINTS O PERSONAL callers at Tho Herald -- office Wed- visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Carnesday. ter and other relatives near ConMiss Henrietta Guenther, chief cord, visited friends In Hartford Slippers at low prices. All and will leave for her Is Tuesday clerk In the Hartford BARNARD & CO. spending a few days at Dawson home at Lexington Piano contest begins at Fairs' Springs. Mr. O. T. O'Bannon, who has . Friday. WANTED Lady or gentleman to had headquarters at Burkesvllle, Ho- Ky., has been changed to Jackson, Miss Anna Allen Elgin Is visiting take charge of small Hart- Ky., and left for that point yestertel. Address, Dr. L. B. Bean, in Owensboro. day. Mr. O'Bannon Is crosstlo 35tf ford, Ky. Special prices to the teachers this agent for the L. & N. R. R. Co. DemocratMr. M. T. Westerfield, week at Fairs'. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Thomas ic nominee for Representative Ohio in county, was In and little daughter, of Louisville, Interest your lodge or church Hartford a short and Mrs. W. J. Pursley and little Fairs' Piano contest. while yesterday. son, of Cadiz, Ky., arrived WednesJT is the Bean, Olaton, Dr. J. Teachers of Ohio county are esguest of his father, Dr. L. 'B. Bean, pecially Invited to call at Fairs' and day afternoon to visit Mr. E. P. Thomas and other relatives here. city. see the beautiful Piano we are goMr. Ed. JohnsOn, of Buel, McWindow Shades made any size. ing to give away. Lean county, who had been at tho Bestcloh and rollers. Mr. Henry Carson, of the firm of BARNARD & CO. . Carson & Co., left Monday for the bedside of his wife, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Ann Bennett, Get your new fall Suit made to Eastern markets to purchase fall returned home Monday afternoon. and winter goods, measure, Mrs. Johnson, mention of whose IllBARNARD & CO. Mr. Orvllle Loyd and wife, of ness was made In these columns last FOR Sale Cheap Good work Narrows, and Mr. L. R. Goodall, of week, is thought to be improving gave The Herald a slowly. Centcrtown, horse, buggy and harness. pleasant call Monday. R. R- - WEDDING. 29tf Dr. S. W. Crowe, Centertown; C. When you need Drugs of any O. Taylor, Echols; J. Alex Rhoads, knitting and crochetD. M. C. for kind please don't forget THE OHIO Cromwell; Prof. Ozna Shultz, Beaing Bags, Slippers and .Collars. COUNTY DRUG CO. has the qual- ver Dam, route lj M. T. WesterBARNARD & CO. field, Pleasant Ridge, and R. B. ity and the price Is right also. Save your cash register tickets. Thompson, of the firm of Thompson from For Sale, Farms Every customer gets the discount. Stock Farm, Horton, were C to 300 acre3. We can please you Bros. BARNARD & CO. pleasant callers at The Herald offlco If you want to buy land. yesterday. Fairs save you money, besides A. C. "YEISER & CO., every purgive cash coupons with On Monday of last week Mr. HarHartford, Ky. chase. ry Hoover and Miss Bessie Collins, cut-rat- o prices on PatGet our two of Hartford's worthy young peoWhy darn? Buy "Wunderhoso" and Prescriptions beple, hied themselves to Indiana's "Holeproof" Hose at Barnard ent Medicines and going elsewhere. Wo can save fore Gretna' Green (Jeffersonvllle) and & Cps. you money. were married. They returned to n, Miss Fairy Humphrey, of OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO. Hartford as soon as convenient and M. E. is the guest of Mrs. ,T. F. CASEIHEK AS CO., Funeral wore warmly congratulated by their Patterson, city. All calls many friends here. Directors and Embalmers. Miss Lotus Miles, of Evansvllle, promptly and carefully attended to, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John day or night. Both telephones. OOOOOOOOOCOOOOO O O MARRIAGE LICENSE. W. Taylor, city. Beaver Dam, Ky. 28tf Plenty of them, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Rev. Birch Shields, of Beaver Old Newspapers Dam, gave us a pleasant call while nice and clean, tied up In neat packW. E. Pate, Centertown, to EuIn town Thursday. ages. For sale at The Herald office per hun- nice Heflln, Centertown. 20c 5c per bundle or Begin Enter the contest Horse Branch, to Jeff Burden, work and win the Piano Fairs' are dred. Dora Wllloughby, Horse Branch. going to give away. Mr. Frank Taylor and wife, OwJ. J. Park, Hartford, route 5, to ensboro, cama to Hartford Monday Roslo Berry, Hartford, route 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Hoover, of visitHill, Rockport, to Rosa C. L. Beda, are tho .parents of a boy' that whero they will spend a week ing relatives and friends In this vi- Plummer, Ceralvo. arrived Thursday. cinity.. Walter Wolfe, Rochester, to Beu-la- h Mr. J. W. Park and son Lonnle, Kimmel, Rochester. Mr. Grant Pollard, of Fordsvlllo. of Beda, were visitors at The HerJesse J. Snodgrass, Beaver Dam, qualllled as Magistrate to nil has ald offlco Saturday. tho vacancy caused by the resigna- to Addle A. Poole, Beaver Dam. returnClarence M. Carson, Hartford, to Mrs. John R. Phipps has tion of Esq. C. V. Miles, who moved ed from a visit to relatives in Han- to Oklahoma. Annie K. Dean, Render. H. B. Bolton, Klrtley, to Mary cock and Ohio county. Mr. Eck Rial, living near HartR., T. Her has tho best and cheap- - ford, tickled ye editor's heart one Morris, Equality. , D. C. Hoover, Llvermore, to Ida lot of Saddles ever brought to day last week with the gift of two Marvin, Llvermore. 3214 'Hartford Come and see. was nice muskmelons, one of which John Vaught, Wysox, to Florence . Mr. Jeff Watterson and family-lef- t a twin growth. E. Sanders. Wysox. Thursday for Llvermore, where rnnresentlncr MV nonrra FlaliAr. ' they will reside In the future. WARNING. the old Jhn Robinson Ten Big Do not be deceived! Tell your Shows, which he says will exhibit An ornament to any home Piano they are going to glvo in Hartford at an early date, was friends and neighbors that the Old 'Fairs John Robinson 10 Bfg Shows will BortTyesterday. , away.,-- . Enter tho contest be in Beaver Dam, September '' - and 'far.Mrs. H. B. Taylor 'and not Trade at Fairs. Cash Piano every pur- son, Master Marshall, of Louisville, 1. It will be here this fall. Date ".Coupons given with to bo published later. Walt for it. arrlvedIn Hartford last week, to Watch for tho advertisements. A chase, beginning Friday morning. H. Taylor and other visit MrsW. ' word to the wise is sufficient. Mr,t and Mrs. J. O. Wallace and for a, few days. GEORGE FISHER, ,wo soris; of Mercer, Ky., are the relatives city1. Miss Katherlne Rogers,' who bad Agent for the. old John Robinson . guests pf Mrs. 8. T. Barnett, Ten Big Shows. - Miss Nettle" Gillespie, after spend- been visiting relatives here, left Thursday for R&ckport, Ky.' to ing three weeks with relatives In spend a few days before returning1 For Sale Town property, vacant ."Rockport, returned home Tuesday.' y 'dwelling. Iota, cottages and to her home at Quincy, 111. v8he was accompanied, by her cous A. C. YEISER & CO., Rev. Birch Shields, of Beaver Bert Hartford, Ky. in, Mrs. P, O, McKinney, Mrs. May, Dam, will preach the funeral4 of the m Reid and daughter,, Annetta They will make an, extended vltft. . little; son of Mr. and; Mrs. Van 01- - Subscribe, for The Hartford Herald. O O oboooooooooooooo LOCAIj news and ooooooooooooooooo ler, who was burned to death some OHIO COUNTY TEACHERS monfhs ago, at Oak Grove M? on the Cromwell and Select IN INSTITUTE SESSION road, about 2 miles from Cromwell, the 3d Sunday In September at 3 Gran. Sugar 100 lb. $6:50 24 lbs. Bob White 65c o'clock. All are Invited to be Sugar 1.00 24 lbs. Town Talk Large Number in Attendance and 15 60o 5.50 6 boxes can Pure Lard 50 lb. Matches 200 Every night this week Dr. Bean's a Very Interesting 1.40 3 lbs. Best Rice 49 lbs. Victor Flour 20o Moving Picture Show will be open to .the public at the Opera House. Meeting. 48 lbs. Bob White Flour.. 1.25 3 lbs. Keg Soda lOo New films and songs, and a nice ev48 lbs.Town TalK Flour 1.16 3 boxes Table Salt 10c ening's entbrtalnment for ten cents. The Ohio County Teachers' Insti70o 3 bars WhiteFloating Soap 10c Dally Courier-Journ241 lbs. Victor from now tute met In annual session In court until December 30 next and the hall on Monday, Aug. 28, 1911. Hartford Herald for one year, both On account of the Incessant rain, for only $1.80. Subscribe now and but few teachers were able to get take advantage of this cheap offer, to town In the forenoon and on this Messrs. Jesse Byers, Frledaland; account the Institute was not called Earl Miller, Olaton; N. H. Keown, together until tho afternoon. Select; J. H. Loyd, Fordsvlllo, and At 1 p. m. the Institute assembLeo Alford, White Run, were pleas- led ready for work. Devotional exCOME TO DUNDEE MERCANTILE COMPANY ant callers at The Herald office Mon- ercises were conducted In a very day. Impressive manner by Rev. J. W. Bruner. Song service led by Prof. daughMrs. T. B. Petrlo and little You in ters, Anna Ruth and Leila May, re- Otis Carson. Hon. C. M. Crowe, on tho part of turned Friday to their home at Brazil, Ind., after a visit here with Mrs. the citizens of Hartford, in a very Petrle's parents, Judge and Mrs. J. entertaining manner, delivered the welcome address,. which was followThere are always bargains to be had at E. Fogle. ed by a response In behalf of the A protracted meeting Is In prog- teachers by Prof. Ozna Shultz. Respectfully, our Large Store. ress at Marvin's Chapel In charge of Supt. Leach Is chairman of tho Rev. E. B. Cooncy pastor of tho body and Miss Annie Eliza Keown Sulphur Springs charge, assisted by was unanimously chosen secretary. Rev. S. W. Dean, who Is doing the of Bowling Dr. Fred Mutchler, DUNDEE, KENTUCKY. preaching. Green, Is present as Instructor, and addresses, Mr. John Vaught and Miss Flor- Is giving some forceful ence E. Sanders were married In chiefly along tho line's of practical parlors of tho New Commercial and scientific agriculture. Leave your Laundry at my Grocery. the Illinois Central Railroad Time TaDr. Mutchler Is to deHotel, Hartford, yesterday afterKy. Domestic finish. Work Guaranteed. noon, bic at Heaver Pain, Judge R. R. Wedding per- liver an address to which the pubSouth Bound. Called for and prompt delivery. North Bound. lic, and especially tho farmers, are forming the ceremony. ller's Grocery. No. 1324:05 u.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. 'Phone 140. Invited, upon the subject: "ReclaThe local Masonic lodge has had No 12212:28 p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. mation of the Soil." Ho merits and Misses Argent Shultz and Efflo the bowling alley taken out of the No. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:55 p.m. Bcrryman are visiting the Mlsse3 room of their building, fronting on should have a full house. J. E. WllllamB. Agt. Gillespie and Hatcher,, city, this On Thursday night an entertainCenter street, and have rented same ment will be given by the citbens week. to Carson & Co., who will convert of Hartford. It Into a furniture room. r SPECIAL CASH PRICES lbs-Gra- n Fred, Whlttlnghlll, Grace, Fords-vinWhlttlnghlll, Irene, Dundee; Wallace, O. W., Hartford; Wright, Frank, Beaver Dam; Whltehouse, Rhoda, Fordsville; Westerfield, Bertha, Beaver Dam; Westerfield, Dudley, Williams, Oliver, Hartford; e; an unjust tax and that In no other city or town In the United States were they compelled to pay it. Following their refusal to "come across" they were given notice to remove their property from the city of Calhoon. This they agreed to do al HAR.TFOR.D GROCERY COMPANY. For Anything Need GENERAL MERCHANDISE Williams, Sofia, Beaver Dam; Wel-le- r, Emma, Fordsville; Wedding, Nora, Hartford; Part, Carl, Frledaland; Taylor, R. E., Hartford, R. F. D. No. G; Taylor, Essie, Hartford, R. F. D. No. 6; Lambert, Myjtle, Smallhous; Rhoads, J. Alex, Cromwell; Keown, Mrs. Sam, McHenry; Payne, Olllc, Llvermore, Ky.; Bos-ket- t, Mrs. Alice, Centertown; Rock, Lucy, Hartford; Sanderfur, Ellis, Elsler, Effie; Elsler, Lily, Horse Branch; Acton, Lula, Olaton; Taylor, S. W., Beaver Dam; White, Mrs. Wilson, Cordle, Mary, Narrows: Renfrow; Baugh, A. C, Fordsville, Route 1; Myers, Walter, Olaton; Mitchell, Clyde, Hartford, Route G; Boswcll, A. P., Olaton; Jackson, Raley, Bessie, J. C, Centertown; Roy, Hartford; Goshen; Mitchell, Baize, Effron, Horse Branch; Morris, B. H., Renfrow. DEATH OF OLD EDUCATOR, DR. WAVLAX1) ALEXANDER The sad news was passed around Hnrtford early Monday morning that Dr. Wayland Alexander was dead, having passed away a few hours before at his residence In East Hartford. Carcinoma of the liver Is the technical name of tho disease which carried him away. For many months ho had been in falling health, yet he took part In the teachers' institute held here Just a year ago. At tho last ho was In a helpless and pitiable condition, scarcely knowing anything or anybody and not beliii? able to lie down at all. Tho most careful nursing failed to revive his waning energies, nnd all his loving kindred could do was to watch and wait for tho end. It Is hard In a few brief sentences to chronicle tho career nnd death of a man like Dr. Alexander. As for his life. It could be-- made to fill a volume ami yet the half of the goodness and worth of It would not be told. A man of tho most lova-bl- o disposition, n and affectionate person could hardly come Into his presence without a thrill of admiration and respect. But It was In the schoolroom where the brilliancy of his Intellect and tho tenderness of his heart shone with tho best effect. Every student loved him. They couldn't help It. It was his to swav tlio student body with a personality that compelled obe- dlenco for the very love of It. No educator In this section of Kentucky ever had a wider Influence nor could claim a larger number of bright young men and women as the product of his schoolroom, passed out fully equipped for the trials and vicissitudes of life. Hundreds of these people now occupy prominent positions on life's stage and can trace their early and latest teaching to tho noble and tireless we now whoso death Professor of their lives mourn. The worth pays constant tribute to his mntcli-les- s genius. Dr. AleNander had taught at South Carrollton, Owensboro nnd other places, but It was In our own days of city. In the memorable Hnrtford College, when ho perhaps won his greatest distinction as President of tho Institution and a teacher of renown. Ho was 72 years old at the time of his death and leaves n wife and daughter, Mrs. E. L. Miller, of Chicago, two brothers and several nieces, nephews and grandchildren. were held Touching obsequies at tho Presbyterian church heie yesterday afternoon, the borvlces by Revs. J. T. being conducted Rushing, of Louisville, and O. M. two forme-studen- ts Shultz, of Llvermore, of the dead Professor. The Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery and the Ohio County Teachers' Institute, In session hero, marched to tho grave In a body as a fitting tribute to the deceased vetQuite a number of eran teacher. people from out of town were present. It was a touching funeral nnd every feature of It boro evidence of tho high esteem and loving regard in which was held the noblo christian soul who has passed to his long home, fully prepared to enjoy the roward of a faithful, well spent life faithful to the Master and full of good deeds towards his fellowman. TO TAKE THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE OUT OF CALHOOX and named September 1 as the time for the removal. At tho last term of special 'court In session at Calhoon, last week, tho Cumberland Company sought an Injunction against the city to prevent It from prosecuting them for failure to pay the tax demanded by tho town trustees. Judge Blrkhead has the case under advisement. FIXE VEIN OK OIL FOUND NOT FAR FROM HARTFORD While drilling a well on the Hartford and Hardlnsburg road, about three miles from Barrett's Ferry , and a mile from Sulphur Spring-flno and Mr. E. F. Cook struck a strong vein of oil. Tho oil was was struck about IS feet below tbe surface and affords a constant flow. Mr. Cook brought a specimen of tho oil to town Saturday and exhibited it nt The Herald office and elsewhere. This is the third vein of oil that has been struck In this vicinity within a small radius In the last few years. There can be little doubt that there is oil In Ohio county and plenty of It. If It can only bo located. It constitutes a mass of hidden wealth that Is destined at an early day to be Immensely profitable to those who own tho land through whose rocks It courses. It only lies ready to be worked out and placed upon the market. Recent Investigations of prospectors give every assurance that It will not be long until oil well drills will be pounding In several sections of the county. Annual Colt Show uwl ISailioruc. The annual Colt Show and Barbecue will be given by Thomnson Bros. In tho beautiful grove on t'"elr stock farm at Horton, Ky., on Saturday, Sept. 0, 1011. An barbecued dinner will be served on tho grounds. The Colt Show will take place at 3 o'clock In the afternoon at which time tho following premiums will bo award- DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO.,. To-nig- post-offic- e, y. te Man-Tailore- d. . All-size- to-da- y. ,at . to-da- y. , two-titor- were held exercises honor of Prof. Way-lan- d Alexander, Profs. John C. Barnard, J. W. Petty and Clayton Rhoads. Judge J. S. Glenn spoke In behalf of Dr. Alexander, Ernest Woodward for Prof. Barnard, Guy S. Hazelrlgg for Clayton Rhoads and Prof. Ozna Shultz In behalf of J. W. Petty. The Institute adjourned at noon yesterday and attended tho funeral of Prof. Alexander in n body. There will bo n ball game played at the local grounds (Thursday) afternoon between a picked nine of tho teachers and tho Hartford first team. From the attendance and Interest manlfected.as well as the superior ability of the Instructor, this promises to bo one of tho best Institutes ever held In the county. Tho folowlng teachers were enrolled first day: Alford, Lee, White Run; Allen, E. Y., McHenry; Anderson, W. F., Hartford; Barnes, , Carlisle, Prentis; Barrett, Lyman G.-- Barrett's Ferry; Byers, Jesse, Frledaland; Bennett, C. R., Simmons; Brown, H.E., HartWysox; Effle, Berryman, ford; Coleman, Patty, Paradise; Crowe, H. E., Hartford, R. F. D.; Cox, Erie, Roslno; Crowder, H. C, Renfrew; Carson, W. R., Hnrtford, R. F. D.; Carter, Anna, Simmons; Crowe, Marshall., Crowe, Sallle, Hartford; Cooper, Russel, Daniel Ordle, Ford3-vlllDuke, Edyth. Duke, Effle, Berryman, Belle, Hartford; Daughtery, Epos, Bannock; Edge, Addle, Hartford, R. F. D. No. C; Ellis. A. E Hartford; Falls, David, Fordsvlllo; Ford, J. F Horse Branch; Fulker-so- r, Mrs., Equality; Glenn, Hattle, Hartford; Gentry, Alma, Narrows; Haines, Ambv, Whitesvlllo; Hoover, rona, Hongland. J. T., Hartford; Harden, Lula, Point Pleasant; Hawkins. Katie, Hcdrlck. W. R. Hart ford; Hammond, Ruth, Hazelrlrp, May, Hazelrlpsr, Guy S., Howard, E. Powell, S Beaver Dam; Jones, Hnrtford; Keown, Anna Eliza. Keown, John, Cromwell: Llles, E. F., Renfrew; Llkena, Alti Mae, Tovc-- Dam; Loyd. Ruth, Lovcl, Loyd. Mrs. J. H., FoevIKo; Lambert, Ida, Ceralvo; Leach, BerLoyal, Lula, Nartha, McHenry; rows; Miller, Earl F., Olaton; Miller, Frank G., Beaver Dam; Mld-klf- f, Lula, Hartford, R. F. D. No. C; McKinney, S. P., Cromwell; Mose-le- y, Mattye, E., McHenry; Marks, Mary E., Hartford; Morris, Cullle, Select; Mason, Mrs. I. S., FordBvllle; McFerran, Annie, Reynolds; Martin, Mac, Hartford; Nabors, Bertie, Fordsville; Norrls, G. A., Whltes-vlllPark, O. H., Hartford; Porter, Mabel, Beaver Dam; Rogers, May, Raymon, Gertrude, Whitesvlllo; Royal, Clarence, Hartford; Robertson, R. D Rockport; Rains, Ross, Aaron, Winnie, Hartford; Ross.Norbort L., Beaver Dam; Riley, Lola, Ltvla; Smith, Earl, Horse Branch; Smith, L. C, Horton; Stewart. O. N Shown, C. B., hartford; Shultz, ,. Argent, Ceralvo; Shultz, Ozna, Beaver Dam; Shultz, v. C, Fordayllle; Stevens, Winona, Hartford; .Shultz, Eunice, Narrows; Taylor, Simmons; Cora, Smith, Courtland, M., Beaver Dam; Taylor, Clifton, Prentis; Taylqr, Edgar, Rochester; Taylor, Addle, Prentis; Taylor, L. C. Hartford; Thomasson, Cora F.. Hartford; Tally, Zlmma, Deane field; Whlttlngbill, Memorial last night In ed ed: $10 for first beet colt and ?" to second best colt sired bv Rnyleaf Hal; and $10 for first best mule colt nnd $.i for second best mule colt sired by Dill Gladstone. Good music and nil hinds of refreshments on tho grounds.' No Every- toxicants will bo allowed. body Invited nnd a good time is as- sured. C. H. & R. B. THOMPSON, Horton, Ky. 1. S. Mulo and colt buyers will be on tho grounds. 3rt2 7, Mound For Afiiru. Estador Mlndor, America, Aug. 1911. Mr. F. L. Felix: These summer isles are very flno but unfortunately flno places to live nnd good to mako money don't go tocether. Inm of for tho swamps of Africa. ESTIL TURNS. e; President Taft has Issued an executive order excusing all Federal employes from work on Labor Day. j- - 4- - NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. In ordering the address of your paper changed from ouo place to another It la absolutely necessary to state where you have been receiving the paper ns well us where you want It chang- ed to. Please bear this In mind. ft t g J .Jt t $ r eooeoxooooooooooo.'coeooo" I Just Received My Fall Stock of I 6 e; 2 ciqel AND 4 Minute Records It is announced that on ber Septem- Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company will remove its exchange and all Its telephone material from the city of Calhoon, McLean county, leaving tho town without any means of communication with the outside world except by the way of the United States mail. This action followed the demand of the City Council of Calhoon that the telephone company pay tho city Jan occupation tax of $100 per annum. This the Cumberland people 'refused to do, alleging that it was l.tho Phonographs! The most complete lino I've ever had. Come in g and hear them. J. B. TAPPAN, -:- Jeweler and Optician. Hartford, - Ky. PAGE SEC. THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SO. Mil.' u V It JJ If i'i k ? 'old man's darling than a young istratlon and of this community. SLID DOWN BANISTERS man's slave.' I was married at 17. What promises may have been made of rewards to the Democratic memHuBband No. 1 was 70 years old, ' AT SALE husband No. 2 was GS yeaVs old, bers of the Legislature who voted M. n. & E. RAILROAD TIME BIGJRCAIN for Bradley, will never be known, Tho stomach Is a larger factor In "life, liberty and the purhusband No. 3 was 56 years old. AT HARTFORD, KY. suit o( happiness" than most people are aware. Patriotism but shortly- after his election as Then I was ready for a man of my can withstand hunger but not dyspepsia. Tho confirmed dysThe following L. & N. Time Card United States Senator, Mr. Bradley Women Folks Had a Big Time age. Every young girl should marpeptic- "is fit'for treason, stratagems and spoils." The men ry an old man first. Then Bho Is Is effective from Monday, Aug. 21st: went to Governor Willson and tried who goes to tho front for his country with n weak stomach in Reckless Dasli for will be a weak soldier and a fault finder. ready to handle a young man." to secure the appointment of ColNorth Bound A sound stomach makes for good citizenship as well as for No. 112 due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. onel E. W. Llllard as Adjutant GenPurchases. health and happiness p. m. eral. Governor Willson declined No. Ill duo at Hartford 3:40 Diseases oi the stomach and other organs ol digestion and South Bound and explained to Senator Bradles nutrition are promptly and permanently cured by the use of POEMS VOU'LL IJXJOV. O Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 25. At No. 115 due at Hartford S:45 a. m. that Inasmuch as Colonel Llllard, a o Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDISAL DISCOVERY No. 113 duo at Hartford 1.4 p. m. Democrat and member of the Leg- the clearance sale at John Taylor's Tlio Herald's Spccinl Selections. O It builds up the body with aoaad flesh anf dry goods store this morning a E. MISCHKE, Agt. II. islature, had voted for him for O OO solid mascle. t United States Senator, that his ap- - crowd of women making for a lower RELIEF. The dealer who offers a substitute for the "Discovery" Is pQlitraent ns Adjutant General floor, where some handbags were on only seeking to make the little more profit realized on tho would bring a scandal on the Ad- sale at cut prices, took to the ban- If I were asked what I believe, I sale of less meritorious preparations. T DARE Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent trie ministration and probably a taint isters and slid down. could not help but say, on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send The women entered tho Btoro on ion his eloction as United States gentle and the simple creeds of 21 stamps for the paper covered book, of31 stamps avenue. Tho entrance The 'senator. Bradley then Baltimore Senator boyhood's yesterday; for the cloth bound. Address World's Dispensary Medical floor on this street is a floor above Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. WILEY mmln flirt ilomnnit nt finvnrnnr Will. that on Main street, whero tho bar The tender faith in Bible things, son for the appointment nnd when tho truth, tho way, the right, the appointment was refused, Son- - gain was on sale. They found the Tho golden rule to live ono's life ator Bradley became angry and has stairway was full and women were S THE TOWN ARE Because of His Efforts in never been the strong friend of struggling and swaying in a con- And according to the light; everywhere the thought of adGovernor Willson that ho was prior gested mass, unable either to God, that wo are everywhere Behalf of Public. vance or retreat. BARRED FROM TICKLING to that time. The children of one Father's lovo n on," "Come leader cried, and of His heavenly care. "there's no getting through here." HIS WORK HAS BEEN SLOCKED As she spoke she gathered up If I were asked what I believe, I The Innocent Cilizen O SAVINGS OF MRS. SOLOMOX O City Dads know my thoughts would go OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO her skirts, gave a quick spring nnd Pass Ordinance Barring landed astride tho banister. There Back to a little child at prayer In ConspirBy Administration My beloved, come not unto me, was a flash of stockings and lace, tho soft evenglow; This Fun. ?aying: "How shall I know mine and the next Instant she was on And I can think of nothing else so ators, But He Still Goes Courier-Journa- l? own heart? When am I In danger the floor below, lighting her way tobeautiful, so sweet, Bravely On. Burlington, Kan., Aug. 25. One after an- As prayer beside n mother's knee ward tile counter. of losing it? s Village By these signs shalt thou read other they landed at the bottom in of Gridley, a small who tried to lead our feet shrieking heaps and would plunge In paths of righteousness and truth town in the southern part of this, LIGHT OX A VITAL SUBJECT thy sentence, oh simple one! Coffey county, are sad and forlorn. Lo, dost thou know his footstep Into the strugllng mass in front of whero none could go astray HENRY WATTERSON From that dear life of simple trust They havo been deprived of their (By Clyde H. Tavcnncr, Special when yet afar off? And the sound the counter. sport, which is rather, principal At the handbag counter tho usual in childhood's yesterday. Correspondent of The of his ring nt the door boll, dotllt Washington bargain tactics were resorted to. A was tickling ticklish persons. flutter thee? Herald.) Some time ago the leading pracHast thou watched him at the ta- woman would seize four or five bags If I were asked what I believe, I'd WK CAN FURNISH YOU Washington, Aug. 23. The Taft have to say, as then, ble, and canst thou tell me how and hold them all until she had tical Joker of the town discovered administration will not dare to carA simple faith in God's commands, that a great many of his fellow citry out the plot to drive Dr. Harvey many lumps of sugar he taketh in made n choice. Many women were The Hartford Herald a .manlier trust 'mong men, by their husbands, his coffee, and whether he preferr- - accompanied izens were ticklish and that the proAViley from the Government service. course cess of tickling them resulted In A clear and more abiding ? AND THE when It was their part to "hold This thought must have suggest- eth his steak rare or t'ward that which men might contortions and gyrations that were Canst thou name his favorite col out" desirable looking articles uned Itself time and again to the call extremely amusing. The other Weekly Courier -minds of the men and women who or and the brand of his cigarettes? til the wife decided which was the The s Vast thou like the smell of his most desirable, the rest would be took up the pastime and investigating crowded the Moss faith of Peter and of Paul; dumped back on the counter. soon tickling became a fad. When rooms and heard Dr. pipe? committee OWE most of all, that a considerable The teachings, Doth the sight of a telephone number of people Wiley lay bare the startling facts came to us in Sunday School, were on Glimpses of the Past. the verge' of nervous breakof a systemized fight against him booth Inspire thee with uncontrolPocahontas had saved the life of Way back in little childhood's land, down and fearful of going on tho We can also give liberal because he insisted that food manu- lable desire to call him up? the land of Golden Rule. Dost thou write him many notes Captain John Smith, streets lest they meet one of the combination rate with Daily facturers keep their products pure. "What would have been the use town ticklers, an appeal was made At times, as Dr. Wiley told of the a day and destroy them? or Sunday Courier-Journapa?" she DRAMATIC CRITICISM Doth thine appenrance never sat of killing him, anyhow, to tho authorities. The city dads ilerce persecution he had endured, Courier-JournaVALUE OP EXTERTAIX.MEXT took up Coml the matter in all serious- Write his voice almost broke, nnd ho isfy thee? Dost thou "do" thy hair said. "There are millions of other pany, Louisville, Ky., for free seven times seven ere "thou art ar- - John Smiths, and thero wouldn't ness and passed on ordinance which could proceed only with difficulty. Tho small boy stood in front of went Into effect have been a line about it in the pa The sample copy of edition you this week. At times also the committee mem- - rayed for his coming? the dazzling lights of the cheap the statute, which may servo as a model Art t'10 ALWAYS at home when pers!" bers, utterly dumbfounded by the Her news Instinct was unerring. ater with a yellow dog under his for other towns where tickling Is desire, but be sure to send Doctor's statements, were at a loss '10 calleth? your subscription order to the company oriiEK Saving the Captain's ns to what nuestions to ask him "tii thee, and ot nilconversa- first page story of the life made a arm.and Evidently he wanted to get prevalent, is as follows: in, the sight of a affair. men bore their Making "An Ordinance it un Hartford Herald NOT to next. and apparently prosperous man on lawful tion seem exceedingly flat? any person to practice the Courier-Journafor Not only was it shown that Dr. the steps gave him an Idea. Because his legs arc not crooked, MAHHY OLD .MAX FIRST 'tickling' another person, and fix Wiley's efforts to serve the public Til EX TAKE YOUR CHOICE "Aro you the manager of the ing a penalty for the same: and protect it from Injurious and and his nose hath not a hook, dost show?" asked tho boy. It turned "Be it ordained by tne Mayor poisonous substances in food prep- thou call him a "Gibson man?" Chicago, Aug. 2C. Advice to out that he guessed correctly, and RARE CHANCE! Or," because he rescmbleth the and City Council of Gridley, Kan.: arations had been absolutely blockFirst marry an old the lad continued: dost thou say In "Section 1. That it shall be uned by the conspirators In the adminBig Pay for Solicitors! man. Save every ounce of your exI "I want to see the show, lawful for any person to punch anistration headed by Secretary of thine heart, "Go to! Others' may perience and money. If you sur- haven't got no money. I'll but tell you other person with thumb, finger, a Gibson man; but as for admire Agriculture Wilson and his ME, I prefer RUGGED features, vive him, marry a man of your age, what I'll do. I'll give you this dog stick or other thing in the manner influence, Solicitor THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY love him and use your treasure If you'll let m0 in." which are more manly?" commonly known as tickling. but that the latest effort to ENQUIRER is offering Five Thou-santrove, full of marital experience, in The manager's heart melted. He Doth the hero of the play "Section 2. Any person convictforce Dr. Wiley out of office was Dollars in cash premiums to resemble him, ami the hero making the young husband after remembered that he, too, had been ed of the violation of Section 1 of solicitors, in addition to a liberal based upon a letter which he never your Ideal. You will find yourself a boy. this ordinance shall be fined any commission that is more than ample received nnd knew nothing about. of the novel romlnd thee of him? "You may go in," he said, "but sum not When it ralneth, doth thou hast mistress of tho house and ho will exceeding $25, and shall to pay one's expenses, besides afNot boastfully or eagerly, but in bo your humble servant. never mind about giving me the response to questions by members en unto the window, thinking: "I committed to tho city Jail fording a living profit, while enThat is the marital philosophy of dog. Tako the dog along with you." stand said of the committee, Dr. Wiley recit- wonuer lr lie uatii carried an umuntil fine and costs aro paid." gaged in the work of soliciting sul Mrs. Bonnie Snow Tho lad went in with the yellow ed tlio universities at which he had brella?" scriptions. chelraer- - Williamson- - Clark- - Englo-ma- dog under his coat. After tho perMore people, men and women, When it sizzleth art thou afraid studied, the great scientific socie--who is 20, three time an old formance the manager was still are suffering from kidney and blad THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER ties at home and abroad which have lest h be sunstruck? twenty-fou- r page magazine-stylDost thou pick unseen specks man's darling and now a bride for standing In front, and happened to der trouble than ever before, and is now a ways, and honored him In various paper, chuck full of reading seo tho urchin come out. the fifth time. year more of them turn for each the recital wont n long way In re- from his coat, and yearn to run thy "Well, son," he said, "how did quick relief and permanent benefit most acceptable to any "Better for a young girl to bo an vealing to the committee the great fingers through his hair? you like tho show?" to Foley's Kidney Remedy, which borne. Each issue contains a serDost thou admire his ? public spirit and sympathy of this "Oh, pretty well," ho said, "but has proven itself to bo ono of the mon by Pastor Russell, an essay by Dost thou quote his opinions? man who possesses a courage in I'm glad I didn't havo to give you most effective remedies for kidney Dr. Madison C. Peters, a serial and Dost thou "mother" him? TAKE IT IN TIE. public duty which neither threats gentho dog." Behold, If thou hast observed any and bladder ailments that medical short stories, natural history, from olllclal sources nor opposition eral news and special record of poTWO of these signs, then flee while science has devised. For salo by all by the powers of evil have been able WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY, litical and national affairs that are there Is yet time! Helen Row- Just as Scores of Hartford People Ablebodled m to break down. unmarried men between aruggists. of interest to all people, cut patterns land in Chicago, Journal. While the whole hearing was a ages of IS and 35; citizens of Unitfor ladies and youths, and miscella- Have. Good Substitute. succession of revelations that left ed States, of good character and Judge O'near's method of oblit- neous matter, all of high moral in ATTEMPT TO CMtUV WVrER committee and spectators thundertemporate habits, who can speak. erating the bosses is to OX BOTH SHOULDERS substituto fluence; also market reports from all Waiting doesn't pay. struck, the most nstonlshing testiread and write tho English lang himself. He promises to bo as per- commercial centers, and veterinary mony came when Dr. Wiley told of If you neglect tho aching back, uage. For Information apply to fect an example ' Judge E. C. O'Rear, Republican of the boss as has columns. Urinary troubles surely follow. his efforts to prevent the use of Recruiting Officer, Beaver Dam, been seen In Kentucky. The editor's aim being to present FrankAct in time by curing the kidneys. Kentucky. alum and sulphur dioxide in Iood nominee for Governor, opened his 30tr. the reader with an exceptionally campaign at Elizabethtown Monday. fort products. Doan'B Kidney Pills arc especial good family journal of superior "Alum, used in foods," said Dr. He made the sensational statement ly for sick, weakened kidneys. Experience. Cuts and bruises may be healed merit, free from all matters that regularly Wiley, "especially In baking pow ithnt 70,000 Kentuckians Many people In this locality rec Mrs. Youngwed My husband is In about of the time rejustice and truth. der, is responsible for tho large so11 t,le,r votes. In referring to the ommend them. so fond of pets. They have a dear quired by the usual treatment by question, Mr. O'Rear said: To circulate such a paper, all amount of constipation that Is prev- - "nuor little kitty at his club he's so fond 'applying Chamberlain's liniment, Hero's one case: persons can benefit nlent throughout tho country. I "0ur Party is not fighting the liquor J. C. Weatherholt, High street, of, It is an antiseptic nndv causes such their community and add their mite Wo are Cloverport, Ky says: considered Its use a serious danger business as a business. Mrs. Oldwlfe Yes, my. dear, and lniurles to IiahI without. "Two years t.,rnHnn to public health, and wanted it stop- - ""shtlng Its methods In politics and ago I did not think it possible that tho more he goes there the dearer Thls nnIraent a!s0 relieves soreness in the uplifting of civic and political ped pending an Investigation. But Propose to put it out of politics. We I could ever bo well again, in fact, tho little kitty Is going to bo to 'of tho muscies and rheumatic pains. thought and action. e I had the other two members of tho refe- - nro Proposing this because it Any person, lady or gentleman, settled up my affairs. I can- him. For salo by all dealers. m board overruled me, ns they ruP's politics and perverts withleisurehours, desirous of doing not describe the misery I endured What is Rest for Indigestion? CMaysville Ledger. did, and tho use of alumtlo,u" The Trouble. a good turn for the community, at from pains through my back and wi is still permitted. Teacher Why did the popula- - the same i ime earning fair payment, -T.1 m.c U"4"' ,!,..- x DluUj,c, tl, BU Operator Electrocuted, ' has been "Another case Involved tho use Un f Rme dCCrea8 Ju8t be'ore should apply at once for particulars sharp that It really felt as if some Barbourville, Ky., Aug. 19.; one were thrusting of sulphur dioxide. Dunlap and Mc- -' by writing to THE ENQUIRER, ,th0 fU f th Emp,r? a knife Into my lchambeJlaTn s S urcn, oi tnis city, was Eager Punil My book BnvB Cincinnati, O. ""'" C'abo recommended that wo dlscon-- i T- maa tbe beBt medlcln l 'cause "the Romans had ceased to tinuo the rule requiring thnt pres- - electrocuted in tho mines of the In- - dark 8p0ta floated boforo ' eyes w,ta ,nd'- - practice husbandry." 0Ver UBedf lf troub-cenco of this drug b0 Indicated on terstato Coal Company, at Warren, 'and r had to ragn lo Ho was reversing the As the rule had been ,th,s coun'yJoZs becamo ge8tIn r C0Mt,Btton. & "emB, By t now. tho label. kee?. from ""P My Now is tho time to trolley pole on tho motnr h .trial. They aro certain to prove i vh n,innt,i nf.or w. Very 'Serious lbenoflc,a'T1" nnInB through the mine when In welriS raoidVuntn V to tako uy a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, vesication. I was convinced that to LTJ. iaad p,casant ,n offect- - Prlco' 2B ?ht,.era and Dlarrhoea Remedy. It, er ho came in contact " . away with it would be n gravo Bora JL?i. do It is a very serious matter to ask certain to Do needed rewire, it striking mistake. Dunlap and McCabe re- - wltn tne for one medicine and have the "I lcent8 San,P'ea "ee nt all deal- - '8 or l s. .m the mouth. Death was in- -. voked the ruie, however, during my wrong one given you. For this ! 1 , .,. . .,, D uao uu Buuerior. or hhia hir absence, and when I returned I stantnneous. reason we urge you in buying to nally It was my good fortune to At a Summer Resort. all dealers. m wrote a letter to Secretary Wilson, be careful to get the genuine "Any old legends connected with hear about Doan's Kidney Pills. I asking for a hearing. But Secreimmediately procured a supply and ,thls placo?" Suheribo for Esrald $1 a Tear tary Wilson did not even reply to "Yes, there's a logend that tho BLACK-DRAkHjl was greatly surprised bythe re T my letter." sults received. Before I had taken hotel used to be good onco upon a contents of tho second box, thero time, That's what brought me Liver Medicine O'REAR'S EXPLAXATIOX 4.4,44. u almost the wont thing for was a marked improvement and I here.' DOESN'T QUITE SATISFY The reputation of thi old, reliacontinued using them until I was consumptives. Many of the PEOPLE WRITING ble medicine, for constipation, inStrategy. completely cured. I am now digestion and liver trouble, is firmpreparations For THE- HERALD will please Miss Hlghsee But It's timo for Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 24. Tho ly eeublkhed. It does not imitate as any man In tkis county and I get their articles to us prompt contain as much as 20 of guests to leave. explanation of Judge O'Rear of tho other medicine. It la better than give Doan's Kidney Pills tho credit." tho alcohol: Scott'm Emiihtnn ly. Matters Intended for pub- Hostess means employed to secure the elecothers, or it would not be the faFor sale by all dealers. Price B0 you to sing.Yes; that's why I want not a drop. Insist on having vorite liver powder, with ai larger llcation in our regular Issue tion of W. O. Bradley, United States cents. Co., Buffasale than all others combined. (Wednesday) must be in our Senator, over former Governor J. lo, Now York, sole agents for the SOLD W TOWN F3 bands on Monday without fall- C. W. Beckham is not- accepted by ' United States. '. ure, to Insure publication. a good many Democrats and RepubFOR FLETCHER'S FOR BALE BT ALL DHOdaiSTS Remember the name Doan's lican leaders of the present Admin- -' and take no other. Subscribe for The Hartford Herald. Tib Hartjord Herald TA-BL- E Patriotism - i oooooooooooooo G I 10 one-ce- CRUSH! DOT-UP- ooooooooooooooo Why Not Read The cut-up- Editor. well-done- er cut-up- Journal BOTH FOR ONLY $1.50. l. YEAR I te well-dress- l. near-bride- s: ournng-outnn- g, e, I d ys Dickson-Sins'In- n, e well-ordere- d nick-nnrao- -- ., News-Journa- l. one-thir- d j well-meanin- g j cor-re- leglsla-Invariab- ly . ...,. 1 I ...., uec-uui- &" t,i,,,, .,i-- ... I I ITliZJZl llh H ,. J - I " trey 2 111 iff - I T dTL ZTZi 7Z mVtll, ain" 'S? 1' h - V0" just-as-goo- Foster-Mllbu- rn - I Scott's Emulsion Children Cry ' CASTORIA I .Jf. i P foriiiirgtfftii Hifafitiifiti " ,1 iA &' y- - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1811. THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN. V comes this new novel "His Hand author of the prophecy, tho Christ and Seal," published complete In VALUABLE will remain on earth 434 years. ISLAND the September Llpplncott's. This time will bo consumed In reIts scones are all right In New York uniting the tribes of Israel and In . city; and y.ou will welcome'the faU building cities throughout the earth LADY NICOTINE" miliar and magnetic Fleming Stone, MAN' after the model of Dowle's Zion the detective, who Is again to the City. Tho rebuilding of Jerusalem fore in telling fashion. The plot Is will be tho last work of tho Christ While in Rem- Ingenious enough to baffle tho most Apparently Not a of upon the earth. acute, and up to almost the very iniscent Mood. last the question "Who did It?" will Any O COUNTY FAIR DATES IN O not down. O O KENTUCKY. In the new "Financial DepartWHAT IMMORTALS HAVE SAID ment," Dr. Edward Sherwood Meade RECORDS DOH'TSEEMTOSHOW OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gives good advice to Investors. Allen Scottsvlllo, Sept. Churchill Williams's automobile deAbout .Divine Weed Some partment, "Twentieth Century Trav- Definite Ownership, But MaBarren Glasgow, Sept. 27-3" 2 Boone Florence, Aug. el," tells some Interesting things to Differences of Opinion tter Between Missouri tho motorist. Bourbon Paris, September Scattered through the pages are some beautiful pooms Butler, Morgantown, Sept. On Indulgence. and Kentucky. Calloway Murray, Oct. from well known songstors; and In Campbell Alexandria, Sept. tho "Walnuts and Wine" are many BETWEEN WHIFFS AND CHEWS pages of new jokes for you to finish A I1IU ISLAND IN DISPUTE K Carroll, Gallatin, Owen, Sanders, up with. Sept. Spensor, tobacco!" "Divine Hickman, Ky., Aug. 26. Wolf Graves Mayfield, Sept. "Fairy Queen.", MONUMENT MARKS SPOT Island, a valuable tract of land in Hart Horse Cave, Sept. OF MORGAN'S SURRENDER the Mississippi river, a few miles LaRue Hodgenvllle, Sept. "Sublime tobacco! which from East above Hickman, between Kentucky McCracken Paducah, Oct. to West Ky Carlisle, Aug. 2C. Col. and Missouri, may be "No Man's Pendleton Falmouth, Sept. the tar's labor or the Turk- Green R. Keller, secretary of tho Cheers Land." In response to an Inquiry Robertson Mt. Olivet, Sept. man's rest." Morgan's Men's Association, has sent out several days ago by offWayne Montlcello, Sept. Byron, "Tho Island." Just heard that the placo whore icials of tho United States Land OfThe Knock Answered. "What a glorious creature was he Gen. Morgan and his command were fice, a law firm in Charleston, Mo., captured was marked by n monu- to which the communication Opportunity knocked once at the was who first discovered the use of retires ment. The news came In a letter referred by tho Recorder of Missis- man's door. Industrious the To the surprise of Opportunity, from business the voluptuous from from Mrs. Jennie C. McMillan, of sippi county, has advised tho local pleasure tho lover from a cruel Lisbon, 0 who stated that she had government land officials that the th,e man appeared and said: "I don't want any mining stock, mistress tho husband from a seen a clipping copied from the Car- Island did not belong to Missouri, wife and I from all tho lisle Mercury regarding the Mor- but was tho property of Kentucky. and I don't want to invest In any cursed Fielding, gan's Men reunion and supposed he There were no records, according bamboo plantations, and I don't world to my pipe." "The Grub Street Opera," Act III, would bo Interested In knowing to the writer, to show ownership want to buy a sand plant In Arizoabout the monument. na, and I don't want any Belgian of the land by that State. Scene I. Col. Keller says he doubts If any The officials of the land office hares or squab farms, or mush"Tho child of tobacco, his pipe Ben Jonson, of Morgan's men knew of tho ex- some time ago received word from room cellars, or " and his papers." istence of tho monument, as ho tho Department of the Interior that "But, my dear sir," Opportunity "The Fortunate Icles." never heard any of them mention It. this land had been ceded to Missou- Interrupted, "I do not bring you "For thy sako, tobacco, I I am only here He says that it is true that they ri, after an Investigation in 1857, any such offers. Would do anything but die." were captured In Lisbon, O., in by an engineer from the Interior jto show you the way (o rivet yourCharles Lamb. 18G3, and that he was a membor of Department. The officials of the self to the good Job you are now the command when captured. department aro attempting to clear holding." "Tho pipe with solemn Interposing Mrs. McMillan .says that the up the titles to tho land which have Whereupon tho man invited Op puff, monument bears the following been filed with the Government portunity in. at a time Makes half a sentence through tho various land offices of Hay enough; Fever, .stliinn and Summer stone marks tho spot where the State. The investigation which fhe dozing sages drop tho drowsy tho"Thls Colds Confederate raider, Gen. John opened the question as to the ownstrain, 'Must bo relieved quickly and Foley's H. Morgan, surrendered his com- ership of the Island was brought Then pause, and puff and speak, mand to MaJ. Geo. W. Rue, July about by a desire on the part of the 'Honey and Tar Compound will do It. pauso again." and 2C, 1863, and Is the farthest officials to correct a mistake which E. M. Stewart, 1031 Wolfram St., Cowper, "Conversation." point north ever reached by any had been made in the recording of Chicago, writes: "I have been nthpi- rpmilntlnns "AmrniK it body of Confederate troops during a claim for a tract of land on the greatly troubled during the hot would be very convenient to pre tho Civil War." Woodruff In summer months with hay fever and Island by Benjamin .flntl that by using Foley's Honey "Erected by Will L. Thompson, 1S37. vent the excess of drinking: with, Compound I get great rethat scurvy custom among the lads, East Liverpool, Ohio, 1909." A part of the Island was found In and Tar says this will bo In- the records of tho land office, but lief." Many others who suffer simCol. Koller and parents of the former vice, the l)p glad to benefit by Mr. taking of tobacco whore It Is not ab- teresting news to Morgan's men. an attempt to find tho heirs of ilarly will i Stewart's experience. Foley's Hon-'o- y point of necessary in solutely Woodruff recoivod the reply from Loss of Time Means Loss of Pay. and Tar Compound Is effective Swift. "On the Advancehealth." Charleston, the former location of Kidney trouble and the Ills it one of the Government land offices, jfor coughs and colds In cither chilment of Religion." breeds means lost time and lost that the Island Is tho property of dren or grown persons. No opiates, My pipe Is lit, pay to many a workingman, no harmful drugs. In n yellow M. Kentucky. My grog is mixed, Balent, 1214 Llttlo Penna street, Refuse substitutes. Sold The letter will be forwarded at package. My curtains drawn, m Streator, 111., was so bad from kid-ne- once to tho officials of the Depart- uy all druggists. And all Is snug." and bladder troublo that he ment of tho Interior at Washing Llglittiliia's Queer Prank. Thomas Hood. could not work, but he says: "I ton, that steps may be taken to un Mansfield Center, Conn., Aug. 25. only a tangle tho situation which threat Foley Kidney Pills for "As bland he puff'd the pipe o'er took A bolt of lightning threw itself short time and got entirely well and ens to invalidate all the titles to Into weekly news, the hip pocket of Joseph Bargo back to work, land on tho island. Wolf Island, His bosom kindles with Bubllmer was soon able to row, a farmer, as ho was sitting In and am feeling well and healthier over which the litigation has been views." the kitchen of his home hero last Wharton, "Newmarket." than before." Foley Kidney Pills waged, Is said to be the biggest Is- night. The bolt came Into the house T. aro tonic In action, quick In results land In the Mississippi river, and is via tho stovepipe and was attracted "A good vomit, I confess, a vira good friend to the working man about three miles square, has 10,- to Barrow's hip pocket by the prestuous herb if it be well qualified, or woman who suffers from kidney 000 acres, and Is between Mississip ence there of an iron monkey opportunely taken, and medicinally ills. Foley Kidney Pills will check pi county, Mo., and Hickman counwrench and a big Jack knife. It used; but as It is commonly abused the progress of your kidney and ty, Ky. On maps, tho Island ap- eased down his leg, burning him by most mon, which take it as tink- bladder troublo and heal by remov- pears to bo nearly In tho center of severely and then careened over the ers do ale, 'tis a plague, a mischief, ing tho cause. Try them. For salo the river, but according to a re- floor, upsetting a tub of water and a violent purger of goods, lands, by all druggists. m port of, the engineers of tho Inte splitting a huge chopping block. In health;helllsh, devellsh.and damndo rior Department,- - the main channel Barrow's pocket tho end of the tobacco, tho ruin and overthrow of "BRASS" WIDOW ARRESTED of the river Is on tho east side, sepWRONG USE OF MAILS arating tho Island from Kentucky. wrench and the blade of tho knife Burton, "Anatobody and soul." wero fused into a solid piece of my of Melancholy." steel. Aug. 24. Unable St. Louis, Mo., Attack Like Tigers. "Pernicious weed! whoso scent tho to glvo bond after waiving prelimiThirty Yi'nis Together. In fighting to keep tho blood pure, fair annoys, nary examination beforo Federal tho whlto corpuscles attnek disease Thirty years of association Unfriendly to society's chief Joys; Commissioner Atkins hero germs think of It. How tho merit of n The worst effect is banishing for Mrs. Fannie K. Morton, "hand- germs like tigers. But often fight- good thing stands out in that time multiply so fast that tho llttlo hours some brunette, aged 32," known to ers aro overcome. Then seo pimor tho worthlessness of a bad one. presenco civilizes Tho sex whoso Postal Inspectors as tho "brass ples, boils, eczema, salt rheum and So thoro's no guesswork In this evi ours." widow," Is held in Jail, charged with sores multiply and strength and dence of Thos. Arlss, Concord.MIch., Cowpor, "Conversation." fraudulent use of tho malls. writes: "I have used Dr. fall. This condition demands (who She confessed she had duped sev- Electric glorious in a "Divine In hookas, Bitters to regulate tho Ring's New Discovery for 30 years, eral men under tho pretense that stomach, liver and kidneys and to and it's tho best cough and cold euro Onco' It finds en with amber, mollow, sho wanted to marry them, In order expel poisons from tho blood. "They 1 ever used." tipp'd to provide' for her sick husband, are tho best blood purifier." writes trance In a home, you can't pry it rich, and ripe; Like other charmers, wooing tho Leon Alden, and his children by a C. T. Budahn, of Tracy, Calif., "I out. Many families have used It former marrlace. caress have over found." They make rich forty years. It's tho most infalliShe represented horself as a red blood, strong nerves and build ble throat and lung medicine on More dazzllngly when daring in full brass art craft worker to sentiment- up your health. Try them 50c at earth. Unequalcd for lagrlppe, asthdress; ciquinsv or Yet thy true lovers more admlro by al swains In St. Louis and other m ma, hay fever, croup, James H. Wllllanms'. ties, b yadvortlsing for a husband, sore lungs. Price 50e. $1.00. Trlnl far Thy naked beauties give mo a ci- and succeeded in defrauding them., PROPHESY CHRIST WILL bottle free. Guaranteed by James Sho was arrested on complaint of m gar!" COME RACK NEXT YEAR II. Williams. Joseph Nlemer, a Tulsa (Okla.) Byron, "Tho Island." contractor, who had answered her The Pri:er Place. Chlcngo, Aug. 24. Tho second "A glass is good, and a lass Is good, advertisement for a husband. "I understand that tho leading upon earth and tho advent of Christ In cold i And- - a pipe to smoke ladv and tho prima donna had a You can't dodgo tho malarial reuniting of tho lost trlbe3 of Israel violent quarrel." weather; occur some time in Novombor Tho world Is good and the people germ whllo your liver Is torpid. It will' "Yes." makes you an easy mark for tho of 1912, according to a declaration are good, "How did they settle It?" fllod in tho office of tho County ReHERBINE Is the best And we're all good follows to- disease. "Oh, they went to their dressing protection. It puts your liver corder. gether." rooms and mndo up." document, which This remarkablo healthy condition and In sound, John O'Keefo. and bowels. fixes tho month of tho second compurifies the stomach up and Price 50c. Sold by Hartford Drug ing of tho Savior, was drawn Titty Youiift Men Wnntcd. want- Co., Hartford, Ky., and Donovan '& filed by Harry L. Burnett and John "Fifty more' young men aro Age brings Infirmities, such as slur-cl- sh Taylor, disciples of tho late John m bowels, weak kidneys and bladed to learn Telegraphy and accept Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. Aloxandcr Dowlo, and asks that all der and TORPID LIVER. Ml posltjons as telegraph operators on tho followers of Zion rally to the 111 These Degenerate Days. ,tho L.. & N. Railroad. Address E. "Huh!" oxclalmed the yardstick, support of tho "King" when Ho Nashville, H. ROY, Supervisor, as it moved rapidly over tho bolt of shall come. G4t5 ,. Tenn. "Before tho year of 1912 shall cloth, "you're not all wool;" "That's all right," retortod tho close, Jesus, tho Christ, tho Son of Lipplucott's BJg September have a specific effect on these oivant, Number. bolt of cloth; "you'ro not a yard God, will come forth from tho eterstimuTailnirthe bowels. cnuslne them nal throne onco again to teach and The recent substantial Increaso In wide, either." to perform their natural functions a i preach tho gospel of salvation and in youth and ,the size of Llpplncott's Magazlno An ordinary case of diarrhoea to heal tho sick," reads tho docuIMPARTING VIGOR affords room for an alluring table to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER. of' contents this month. The com- can, as a rule, be cured by a stnglo ment. They arc adapted to old and young. "The Christ will bo revealed In plete novel Is 'by Qarolyn Wolla, dose of Chamborlaln'sCollc, Cholera whose detectlvo stories are live ma- and Diarrhoea Remedy. This rem Zion City, built by God's Elijah as com tter all through, as is proved by tho edy has no superior for bowel deal- a preparation of the way unto all who await His coming." For sale by all S tremendous sales of her latest hook, plaints. FOLEY m According to Burnett, who is tho rbnRMKUMATISUKIDNKYaANOakAOOKIi ",The Gold Bag." On Its heela ers, ODES 10 "My GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Written a Part State. ocooooooooooooo 14-1- 6. 0. GASTORiA Afjetablc Pr cparalionrbrAs-similating The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of 31-Se- thcFoodandUcduIa-lin- g the Stomachs andBowels or 9. IMAUI.U&U MfciiUH Promotes Digcslion.Chccrfur- nessandResl.Coniains neither Opium,Morpliine norllincral. 21-2- 3. 11-1- 4. 5-- 9. 6-- 9. 27-3- 0. KOT'NARC OTIC. lmJa Sent' JixSmmt Jlfprrminl l -- 20-2- 3. 5-- 7. 3-- 6. jajx aradjirswvnriTcmt jtnuc-Urt- AW 4 27-3- 0. 5-- 8. 5-- 8. litfatunateJtia ClmtudSuanr lHhtnyrm ffarut (v , Try In Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh-nes- s and Loss Sleep. Aperfecl Remedy d forConslipa-non- AT tf Use For Over of , Facsimile Signature of 74 new'yohk. Thirty Years EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. UA& UK A THKCENTAUn COMPANY. NCWVOM T Knsrarcrcic"H" Light and Power Company (IXCORl'OKATKD) I E. G. BARRASS, MGR., , ZETJaic-trffozccL.- Will wire your house at cost. Electric Lights are clean, healthy and safe. No home or business house should be wltJiont them when within reach. IKJsr- - w It's just wmm f&i:mf iFk?$sasw a step to BfflB Texas ifffflfiW arm, Sfj-cisjgijjr TCSSftKaa ' w kmw mmmm im mm vBSfr-rfMi(i- fflfflstiw vla Bkt'Tt v.w tTT77C the Cotton -l licit Route V.1 AVu' the direct, quick WoCV?S& line from Memphis, through Ark- - ,wsvwA.m Ufl JA 4 U'U'SI ftrm to the Southwest operating tvo splendid W- Vt IK VL trains daily, with through "Ut ( steepen, chair cars and parlor- cafe cars. Trains from all parts wiYiAPrJ afc3rjUL of the Southeast connect in Memphis with these Cotton Belt trains Southwest Kplthnr timet nor monev should fcecD .., sS tou Irom maklnct'il'i opportunity trip, for It w on't take much Ol tllhtr tO CO - r.. Ovar'owi iZJKX Vc- - .. 'ilwWHTir Jk 1111111 T&.3&WUiHr IVi' WNMl nv.'. ww W5S3v to-da- y, mm$jw'"m uuSzm New JM "'- Belt Route .JgSw fare excursion iSKKSS3S .:v4 s"" i to On the 1st and 3rd Tucsdan ol each month ex cursion tickets aro eoM l.i Cotton licit Route to points In Ari.anfl.ix, l.ouWnna, Texas ami Oklahoma, with 35 May return limit and 6top-ocrs- r. Iherrul chances Homhwct will soon bo tnbbeJ let the ntxl Cotton lie i excursion take tou. Send today lor complete schedule and cost of ticket from your homo town I will alo kIvp 5'ou our opportunity booklets, brimful of pictured and facu you'll Ilka to bee they're fret. L. C. rJAURY, Traveling Passenger Agent 63 Todd Buddins, LouUville, Ky. Pipe-Whe- Model 27 REPEATING RIFLE demand (or a trom bone ("pump") ac tion repeater in vyK .25-2- fflarfm mis the Shoots high ve locity smoke less cartridges. i ne only gun mat O&oVV" - 'vvo 0 and or Powerful enough for deer. safe to use in settled districts, ex cellent for target work, for foxes. geese, woodchucks, etc. r also black and low pressure smokeless. .32-2- 0 calibres. ffoy Iti Hduin Ititarci I (he quick, snooih vroiung pump action the Sptctat Smoktlm Stttl btnel ; the modern tolia lop and ! tjtctot for rapid, accurate firing, increaied tafcty aodj n conitniction and itiwru litaa front conTemence. It hat tight; thcK coal cm en cthet nfiei of theie calibre. Our 138 pica catalog deacribea tho full 777art'i lino. Sent for thraaatajnpa pottage. Writs for lU t 7e2flarui firearms Co. Nwn'ai.co" Advice to the Aged. Tiitt'sPills YOU WANT a Better JOB? m KIDNEY PHIS DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE NaJiYuI or Mewplu or Kaoxrulc, Tenn, or Pducb, Ky, or Eraatvllla, lad. That question will bo asked you almost daily by business men seeking your services,! you qualify take the Draughon Training and s.how ambition to rise. Moro BANKERS intlorso DRAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other business colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. International reputation. IUnklnir. Typenrltlntr, I'rnmamhlp. FncIUh, Nnrlllnir. Arithmetic, letter Writing-- , UntlneW Law mui auxiuarj urancuca. uoou ruMiiunauuAnAiMibbu under reasonable conditions. Bookkeeping. Bookkeepers all over Homa Study. Thousands of bank cash' tho United States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers, and stenographers are System of Bookkeeping saves them holding good positions as the result of: New from 25 to 50 per cent,in work and worry. taking DrauKhon's Homo Study. Shorthand. Practically all TJ. S. offCATALOGUE. For prices on lessons icial court reporters write tho System of BY MAIL, write no. I Draughon, Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President. Nashville. Tenn. For free cat why? Because they know it Is the best. alogue on course A T COLLEGE, write TAGE EIGnT. THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, i9if. 'The Haytjord GAUNTLET Herald LEI M DOWNJOR 1912 By Speaker Champ Clark In Bold Challenge TO THE REPUBLICAN never to let razor or shears touch PROHIBITION FIGHT IN his face until a bridge was built over the Connecticut river oppoE WILL BE CLOSE site his home. This week the Old Lyme bridge, which exactly meets Pendleton's requirements, was dedicated and thrown open to the pub- Both Sides Claim They Will Win lic, after an expenditure of nearly and a Strenuous Cam$1,000,000 for construction. HOPEWELL. Aug. 28. Mrs. Robortson, better known as "Aunt Betsy" of No. 19, who has been sick for a few days, Is better nt this writing. She was 99 years old last May. Messrs. Wilbur and Carlyle Wil liams, who were sick last week of chills, are better. We had a lino rain last Sunday which was very much needed. People can plough for wheat now. Mr. Herman Miles, of Williams Mines, spent Saturday and Sunday with his uncle, Mr. John Miles. Mrs. Alex Russel was very sick Inst week but is somo better now. Mr. Elbert Hunley Is repairing his house. family Mr. John Douglas and spent last Friday and Saturday with his son at Williams Mines. Misses Vera and Irene Maddox and brother, Master Boyce, of West Providence, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Henry Stum, of this neighborhood. Mr. C. O. Taylor and daughter, Miss Margaret, attended the funeral of Professor Alexander at Hartford, last Tuesday. Miss Annie Lee Taylor, after a five weeks visit in Hopewell and Taylortown, returned home last Tuesday. Educate Day ail3 night Private instruction from expert teachers in all Hcpartm'ents. school in session the entire year. Books free. Free employment agency. Not a graduate put of a position. Write for catalogue and terms. Mark the Studies You Are Interested in. ,.. .Bookkeeping. .. for Business .. paign is On. Aug. 28. The Portland, voters of Maine, September 11, will cast their ballots to determine whether or not the policy of consti of the liquor tutional prohibition traffic, which has prevailed for more than a quarter of a century, shall be retained. For weeks past the Stato has been flooded with literature sent out by both the proponents and opponents of the move to take prohi bition out of the Constitution, while j hundreds of speakers have voiced their sentiments at public gatherings. The campaign is a strenuous one. Me., .. . .Shorthand LEADERS .. .Civil .Typewriting. Sen ice. law. !. . ,. . .Rapid Calculation. .Penmanship. .Commercial Geography. Sprang from Common People and Always Works to Their Interest. DEMOCRATS WELCOME ISSUE ... .Spoiling. . . . Commercial . . .Arithmetic. . . English. . . . Grammar. ...Reading. (...Banking, Commerce. ....Punctuation. i. . .Uso of'Addlng Much) no and other office devices. Name .. Address r t. (By Clyde H. Tavenner.) Washington, Aug. 2G. (Special) prohibition, in Constitutional "The President has raised an is, "Acknowledge the College." which Maine was a pioneer, was E. B. Miller, Owensboro-- Ky. which will rage with unabated sue first adopted In 1884. For sevenfury until the close of the polls in teen years tho prohibitory law reNovember, 1912." mained undisturbed of serious atWhen Speaker Champ Clark Hays, housebreaking; Bob Willis tack. In 1901 a bill for resubmis- G. A. Frltzer and weighed 15 THIRST FOR GORE down this challenge In what threw ENDS and Beatrice Davis, grand larceny, sion of tho subject was before the pounds at birth. It is Mrs. Fritz-er'- s most Is now regarded as one of the seventeenth child since her and Howard Kelly, shooting with Legislature, but only thirty-seve- n brilliant and militant speeches of IN A DOOBLE TRAGEDY intent to kill. votes could be mustered in Its fa- marriage at the age of 17 years. not only his entire career, It meant The family live In a four-rooTho petit Jury will not bo empanvor. In 1907 a similar resolve' was that the Democratic fight for lower tenement on Rlvlngton street In tho eled barely defeated. morning until Wednesday to a fincost of living was to be one His Brain Fired by Liquor, Moun- and Judgo BIrkhend will undertake In tho Stato campaign last year heart of the East Side. ish, but that Champ Clark himself to finish up the business resubmission was one of tho chief of the was the man best qualified to lead tain Alan Commits Ter- -' SUNNVDALE. court by Thursday night. issues, the Democrats taking a that fight. Aug. 28. We had a fine rain There are somo parties now in stand In favor of giving the voters as well as DemoRepublicans rible Crime. pass upon the here last Sunday and crops look Jnll who have been placed there another chance to crats apparently realized this, as i question and the Republicans stand- well. The farmers here are hoping since the order calling the special was evidenced by the fact that when HEAVER DAM. Plnevllle, Ky., Aug. 28. A doub- term waB made, and If they consent ing pat on prohibition, which had for a largo crop of wheat. the Speaker's name was mentioned Aug. 28. Mr. Albert Chinn, 'a been tho . party's policy Mr. J. L. Alford, of Roslne, has le killing occurred on Goodtn to waive all objections to be tried for fifty In connection with the Prpsldonoy, young farmer living near town on years. Tho election of a Democrat- bought tho Renfrow property here Branch, three miles from here, yes- this term, their cases will be disthe big Mlssourlan was cheered to what Is known as the Barns farm, go into business. re Ho will terday. There had been trouble posed of in short notice. ic Governor and a Democratic Leg- and will the echo. has ordered a plow to bo run by islature settled the question of re- move here the first of September. between Cal Miracle and MatTo those in the galleries, too, steam. It Is to be a gang plow, Mrs. A. B. Nash and. little daugh- thew Jones, and oa meeting yester- BARREX FARMER DUIIBED there was a slgnliicent meaning to carrying six plows that will turn 7 submission. shot and instantly "KEXTUCKY CORX KING" Although both sides are claiming ter Mattlo are some better at this day, Miracle this wild demonstration; It meant feet at a Bwipc. Mr. Chinn has his killed Jones, and also shot and killpeople, re- writing. conservative Champ Clark of Missouri, who engine and will likely bo tho first victory, that Misses Essie and Comma Davis, ed Mrs. Billy Gibson, who witnessed Glasgow, Ky., Aug. 2G. Powell started life as a poor barefoot coun- farmer in Ohio county to plow by gardless of their belief, admit there of Beaver Dam, who spent a week the encounter. Miracle announced Barlow, a young farmor of this try boy, plowing corn on a rocky steam. Wo understand he Is going Is a decided doubt as to the out- with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and that he would not bo arrested, but county, who recently purchased the come. Tho fight will not bo settled hillside in Kentucky, had entered to plant over a hundred acres in by a strict party vote, for there are Mrs. J. T. Lowe, have gone home. Sheriff Van Beber and a posse are famous Satterfield farm on Barren on the last leg of a Journey to the wheat. many Prohibitionists among tho Miss Artie Wright went homo with searching for and will doubtless river, is believed by his friends to White House. And to the ears of Mrs. Clyde Jackson, of Lake, Ar- Democrats and many antls in the them to spend a week. bring him in. havo tho right to the title "Corn Clark's friends in the crowded thur, N. M., is In tho city, visiting Bro. Cooney and Bro. Dean are Miracle and Jones had n difficul- King of Kentucky." He now has Republican ranks. applause also chamber the din of having a fine meeting at Marvin's ty last December, In which Miracle In cultivation over 600 acres In river her brother, Mr. A. K. Miller. sounded sweet, for to them it meant Chapel. Mrs. John Barnes and daughter was beaten up with a gun, which bottom corn, which will make over A King AVho Left Homo recognition at last of their contenMr. Anderson Byers' wife died at Jones took away from Miracle, but 9,000 barrels, valued at about $3 are visiting Mrs. Barnes' mother Set tho world to talking, but Paul tion that Champ Clark has become and father In Louisville. Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y says he her home at Broadway last Sunday they had made friends and there per barrel, which should bring him the biggest figure on the DemoMiss Anna May Dorr, of Prince- always KEEPS AT HOME tho King and will be burled at Sunnydalo to- had been no further difficulty be- ?27,000. cratic horizon; that the party has ton, Ky is the guest of Miss Ella of all laxatives Dr. King's New day. Wo hated to give her up, but tween them until yesterday. Tho Satterfield farm embraces Mira at Inst found a leader who can lead McKlnnoy this week. cle, who was drinking, went to tho about 3,000 acres, over 1,000 of Life Pills and that they're a bless- God does all things for the best. all factions. Mies Bessie Brandsford, Princeing to all his family. Cure consti home of Jones, who was standing which Is river bottom, and the most "It makes me weary," thundered ton, Is visiting Miss Myrl Miller. pation, headache, indigestion, dys OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO In the yard, and, it is claimed, shot of tho farm is being cultivated. the Speaker, directly challenging BAPTIST CHURCH. O Jones In tho breast. When Jones Misses Nannie Belle and pepsia. Only 25c at James H. Wil- O the leaders on the Republican side, Ono May Dawson, of Harrison O Granulated Soro Eyes Cured. J. W. Brunei-- , rasjor. O fell to tho ground ho begged MiraOwensboro, liams, m "to hear people talk about some are visiting tho family of Mr. John OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cle not to shoot him any more, as "For twenty years I suffered from body wanting to destroy the IndusSMALLTIOUS. Harrison. he had already been fatally shot. a bad same of granulated soro eyes." tries and prosperity of this land. It No prayer meeting nor teachers' Mrs. Jones got her husband to the says Martin Boyd, of Henrietta, Ky. Aug. 28. Mrs. Cordelia Adding-to- n Miss Nannie Alford, of White fs a lie. No sane man wants to inloft Saturday, Aug. 19, for a meeting Wednesday and Thursday porch and was staunching the "In February, 1903, a gentleman Run, is visiting tho family of Mr. jure any legitimate Industry in this mo to try Chamberlain's visit to her sister, Mrs. W. T. How- evenings on account of program at wound, when Miracle came back to asked John Alford. country. That Is what I have conMisses Margaret Rhoads and Es- ell, of Island. On Wednesday she court house. house, and seoing Jones was not Salvo. I bought one box and used the tended for always, and especially Bible school Sunday at 9:45 a. dead, shot him In the forehead. about two-thirof It and my eyes ther Robertson, of Howell, Tenn., went to Bovler to visit her daughsince wo carried the House and had are at the homo of Miss Rhoads' ter, Mrs. Elmer Mltchel, whoro sho ra. Dr. E. W. Ford. Sunt. Turning tho body over with his havo not given me any trouble placed upon us. the responsibility Morning worship at 11 o'clock. foot, he again shot his victim in HI on took suddenly grandfather, Mr. W. H. Austin. Friday and the since." This salve Is for sale by nil It Is our country as well as yours: dealers. died about nine o'clock. m Her re- Dr. M. B. Adams will bo with us back. our children must live hero as well .. , ADAI1URG. mains were shipped to this place and preach at the morning hour. A little son of Jones was on the as yours; we have as great a stako Fatal Melon Seed. Aug. 27. Mr. Bernard Taylor, on Saturday afternoon where she Ho is a man of marked ability and mountain side, and hearing the in the prosperity of the republic as whose Illness wo mentioned last was LoganBport, Ind., Aug. 20. Addlngton had n every one who can do sp should shots at his home, went to the home burled. Mrs. you have, and, In the language of week, died Friday night, their daughter dying from August host of friends who deeply regret to hear him. of hla aunt, Mrs. Wm. Gibson, near diphtheria, Tiny Tim, "Cod bless us every one." 25th, and was burled at Adaburg the parents of Dorothy Evening worship at 7:45. Preach- by, and asked her to go home hear of her Bad demise. She left with Vlckers hurried antltoxino to "Another thing, they say wo arc burying grounds Saturday after- six children, ono of whom 13 Uvlng ing by the pastor. her him, telling her of tho shots. On playing politics. Whenever any noon. Public Invited to worship with us. their way they met Miracle, and he aid. Three Injections were given, In Votn Pass, Colo., and did not get man stands up and attempts to do but the child died. A Mrs. Dr. Patton and daughter to attend the burial. told Mrs. Gibson that while ho was examination anything for the benefit of the great Mary are visiting rolatlves and here proved a watermelon Died of Consumption. (Mlss Myrtle Lashbrook, Utlca, Is at it he would finish her, too, shoot- seed, lodged In masses of the people, he Is denounc- friends at Barnctt's Creek. The Owensboro Inquirer says: the throat, was revisiting Mesdames J. C. Drako and ing ed by the "Interests" ns a demaAfter a protracted illness, Mr. head,hor twice over the little boy's sponsible for her death and not Miss Oda Raymon returned yes- J. R. Hunter. whom sho was holding in diphtheria. gogue Is charged with playing pol- terday from Owensboro, whoro she Mrs. C. G. Williams, Mlllen, Oa., Lester Pierce died at his homo front of her. She died instantly. itics, nut to stand up and advocate had been attending on tho Hartford road Thursday aftho Teachers' and sister, Miss Paulino Hendrlx, Turning to tho little boy, Mira Notice to Creditors. the causo of the 'interests is the Institute. Moorman. Ky., spent Friday with ternoon of consumption. Mr. Plorco cle told him ho would kill him also. All parties having claims against highest evidence of statesmanship. was well known throughout tho I Messrs. Oba, Tommlo and Jesse Mrs. Opplo KIttinger. only he had no more cartridges, tho estate of Joseph Gentry, de As far as I am individually conHelms aro at Owensboro to see Miss Thelma and Emmaline Ja-g- county, having formerly lived in but to hurry homo and lay out his ceased, are notified to present same, cerned, I sprang from the loins of their mother, who Is seriously sick have returned to Owensboro. the country until ill health com- daddy, whom ho had killed. properly proven, to me or my at the common people, God bless them, at a hospital. They had been visiting their grand- pelled him to stop work when ho County Judge B. A. Fuson haB of- torney, G. B. Likens, Hartford, Ky., I am ono of them. and I labored moved to the city. Ho was 50 Wo had a fine rain Friday and mother, Mrs. Sallie Drake. fered a reward of ?200 for tho ar on or beforo tho 15th day of Sep with my hadds in my youth, and again It was very much Mrs. C. Williams, of near Para- years old. The funeral took place rest of Miracle. tember, 1911, or they will be fordo It ngaln would If I needed and now wo look for a fine dise, Is the guest of hor uncle, Mr. Saturday morning at the Yellow ever barred. had to do so; and I unhesitatingly corn crop, creek Baptist church, Rev. B. F. but tobacco Is looking Sam Morton. Bites of poisonous insects that WILLIAM GENTRY, take my stnnd with tho consumers badly. Tho Interment cause tho flesh Mr. Ross Morton and family, of Jenkins officiating. to swell up must be 33t4 of the land as against the Interests. Administrator. was in tho Yellow Creek burying Mr. Lonnle Taylor, Bell's Run, Central City, spent last week with treated with a healing antiseptic "Tho said that I attended the funeral of his cousin, Mr. Sam grounds. MAXWELL. Morton. that will counteract tho poison and came around to a tariff on wool beAug. 26. Mrs. G. E. Barr, of Bernard Taylor, hero yesterday. Miss Oma Maddox and Mr. and heal the wound. BALLARD'S SNOW cause I heard the bleating of 134,-00- 0 Miss Gertrey Raymon was in Mrs. J. C. Hill spent Wednesday WEST XOCREEK SCHOOL LINIMENT answers every require- this place, who has been visiting In sheep in my district. I tell you Whitesvillo IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE ment in Wednesday, shopping. with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Groves at such cases. Prices 25c, Owonsboro, has returned home. what I did hear. I heard tho cry of Misses Oertroy Raymon and Eva Central City. Mr. M. W. Crowe wont to Hart50c and ?1.00 per bottle. Sold by S3, 000,000 American citizens for Martin will go to Hartford Program for Friday evening, ford Friday and Mr. A. B. Jolly Mr. Elmer Mltchel and wife nnrt o., Hartford Drug-Ccheaper and better clothing. Hartford, Ky.,, Tho September 1, 1911: to attend tho Institute thoro. Mrs. Ella Klmbloy, Bevler, attendand Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam,' Went to LIvermoro Saturday. great desire of my heart Is to givo Roll-ca- ll answered by memory Ky. Mrs. A. L. Elliott, of Granite, ed tho burial of Mrs. Addlngton Miss America Boll went to Ow them some relief from their burden Okla., m gems. Reading of minutes. Openwife of A. L. Elliott, who Saturday. ensborp Monday. mi of taxation which they have homo left this State in 1877, Is now visWestorfiold. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Payifo. of Mrs. Klmbloy was the guest of ing address Tymer for lo! these many years. iting relatives In Taylortown and Mrs. Wm. Addlngton night MTITnODIST CHURCH Saturday Whistling song Marllssa Foster. O O Llvermore, spent Saturday "Wo most cheerfully welcomo tho Solo Bottle Ward. Negro sorig Hartford night. O Virgil Elgin, Pastor. O with Mr. Payne's sister. Mrs. Flora, issue. We will meet the President Tymer Wester-fiel- d, Watson, of this place. Mr. Berry Bishop and family, Myrtle Wllllford, and his stand-pcohorts at tho DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS .. Charlie and Fllydla Foster. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hartford, Route 4, and Mr. Arch polls In 1912!" (Loud and pronmxa RAIN IX TEXAS Addlngton Business Old business. Recess. failures in the United attended their mother's Preaching at tho court house by longed cheering on tho Democratic Singing. Now business. Dobato: tho pastor, States for tho week ending August burial here Saturday and spent Satboth morning and evenside.) Post City, Tex., Aug. 2C. Terurday nlgl(t with Mr. Herman Ad- Tho samo subject and tho same ing next Sunday. As there are but 24 were 18$ against 215 the week rific explosions of dynamite which previous, and 235 in a like week speakers carried over. Paper. Read two more preaching Sundays KEIT WHISKERS UNTIL In of 1910. were mado hero two days ago for dlngton. Criticism. Mr. Alva Calloway and family ing of program. Hartford this conference year, tho THE I1RIDOE WAS BUILT the purpose of producing rain, had FILYDIA FOSTER, Sec'y. pastor desires to meet the public tho desired effect At least It has visited at Centortown Saturday and Change ofRnllroad Rates. especially the members, at these Saybrook, Conn., Aug. 2C. been raining ever since and the Sunday. Effective Sept". 1, 1911, rates will Open Up n Sfcw Mine. Mrs. Jerry Dawson is on tho sick services. Stepping into a barber shop hero drouth Is completely broken. The be charged on tickets to following ' J. W. Bozarth has leased mining last night, Joseph Pendleton, 91 experiment was mado under tho di- list. points on M H. & E. to prices' rights on his farm near tho Owens- SPECIAL TERM OF COURT sirs. Alonzo Franco spent a few years old, whose face tho oldest In- rection of C. W. Post, and three named below: boro road, four miles southwest of CONVENES AT OWENSBORO habitant docs not recollect having thousand pounds of dynamite were days last week with her sister, Mrs. town, to Stanley Alsip Hartford to Centertown, Ky. ...18c and Levi W. seen, for tho reason that it has al- used. No rain had fallen for sev Sam Bllbro, at Matanzas. 32n Bright, nnd they havo already opOn Monday morning Judge Blrk-hea- d Hartford to Kronos. Ky ways been hidden by whiskers of eral weeks and tho drouth was be- BARE WEIGHS FIFTEEN ened a mlno and are ready for tho convened a special term of Hartford to Smallhous, Ky...,37c luxuriant growth, .seated himself In coming very damaging. Within an TOUNDS AT ITS BIRTH dollvery of coah This mine is Jn a the criminal 46q court nt Owensboro Hartford to Moorman, Ky a chair and said: hour after the first shot was fired locality from which coal has not which was called some time ago, to Hartford to Bremen, Ky....,.58c "Take 'em off." Tho harbor, sur- a good Bhower fell. Six hours afNow York, Aug. 24. Tho big- heretofore been obtained and It is try nlno parties charged with crime, Hartford to Lynn City, Ky 64c prized, hesitated, but Pendleton re- ter tho last shot a hard, steady rain gest baby born in Hartford to Anton, Ky. ,90c the history of tho said to reveal rich mineral possi- ana confined In the county Jail. peated the command, saying: set in, nd t has kept up and is New York Maternity Hospital was bilities In an area of t,wo square All other stations same rate-a- s In Those embraced In the calf, and "I have kept my vow. Tho still falling. effect prior to Sept, 1st. reported doing well this morning miles not supposed to be underlaid who will be tried are; Dan Tapp, bridge Is finished." H, E. MJSCHKE, Agt. and gaining rapidly with workable coal. Hawesvllle Richard McCarty. William Phinin Hartford Herald, Only $1 Year It was born last evening to Mrs. Clarion. Jn his boyhood Pendleton vowed Abe Stites, George Martin, Will Subscribe for The Herald. 91 a year: Daviess County Business College Pre. m bo-fo- Jl w, post-morte- m oe 'x s to-da- y. Globe-Democr- at -- i at '& M ! ......

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