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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, October 18, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911101801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, October 18, 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 I I ft 2 THEHiRTF n Jttoi 4 HERALD7rui J r Subscription 1 Per Year in AdvanceIII Com lip HiraHof a Ifiiij World tie NtrI1JnalioILulBberiDg at Hj Back All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed g1th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY OTOBER 181911 N042c o SIG ARLLYTA HARTfORD A GREAT SUCCESS I ItvWas the Largest and Most Orderly Crowd Ever t Iti Gathered Here WARRIORS OF DEMOCRACY THRILL ASSEMBLED MULTITUDE MoreThan Four Thousand People Hea Messrs McCrezury Johnson Stan ley and Rhea in Their Masterly Oratorical Efforts THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PARTOOK OF FREE BARBECUED DINNERt w Qtwas great it was grand It was that allday Democratic J rally at Hartford last Thursday Pew If any eveij among the most bitterly partisan Republicans will deny It With all Democrats It proved to be as was Intendeda season of general rejoicing and good cheer This feeling was not shared anp more heartily than amonff the hu dreds of women and children who attended In fact II Was a season long to be remembered by the thouIanffs who were there They came from many miles around and wont r away satisfied with a day well spentt There was no drunkenness no carousing This element of disturbI ance which usually attends a big gathering was noticeably absent Not a Jar nor an unpleasant event was precipitated during the entire dayThere have been various estimates I upon the size of the crow I which being scattered all over town i to large droves on the streets and also all over the fair grounds ad jacent was rather hard to estimate exactly Just before the close of GoV McCrearys speech Just abo noon Hon Ben Johnson who sat upon the speakers standI and could overlook the crowd and has had much experience InI sizing up an assemblage was asko f xto estimate the number of people gathered In front of and around the stand After about 15 minutes study ho replied that there wereJ about 75 people to the row or In tiers about 30 deep This would place the number at 2250 gathered there At the same time there wer fully a thousand people over behind the amphitheater on the grounds and beyond the race track course arid fully that number over In town roaming the streets A conserva tlve estimate of the whole crow that came to Hartford on that day and one generally concurred In by t unbiased men was that there were I triNe than four thousand people f- tiho j 1 j bunch j There were 5000 wooden dine- platesJ ordered and these were al I used except 750 making the num her of dinners handed out 4250 and many wore fed who did not use plates This fixes the crowd at cer tainly more than four thousand Of course prejudiced Republicans held the telescope of estimate wit the large end next to the eye Th1 was expected But even then they were astounded dumbfounded at the crowd which It revealed Tliere was plenty to eat and to spare free for everybody If there I was one hungry person present It was because he or she did not walk up and get what was due and ready to be served cooked to a nicety 5 Part of the day and all night before n large force of men under theI l supervision of Mr C E Morrison worked diligently at the barbecue pits where the carcasses of 45 sheep and four beeves were roasted I to a turn and by six oclock a m were pronounced done Then a large force of willing hands began the carving of the meat and putting It In large lunch packages which were distributed to the people In wooden plates or dishes When the noon hour came all was In read sees and the thousands were served with dispatch and to fullness 7 A la this mammoth work of prep l aratlfwtj aid serving many willing V hand and to tbeinlsdu- ecrt creditfor the complete sue eeaa of theeyent It Is a big Job to get up and weceesfnllypull off a big bar eeue j like that It took weeks of careful preparation and also a big mm ef nonei Demo erata end bietaars M Hartford pad Ohio wmjityi rtM tied liberal f1L ly with cash contributions and the success of the event was assuredI from the start It was a hearty co operation for which many men de serve credit One of the most enjoyable feat ures of the day was the splendidI music rendered by the Island Cornet Band of vents pieces engaged for faultnless and the band acquitted Itself most creditably They came and re turned In their own special large band wacqn THE SPEAKING McCrcary Johnson Stanley and nhea at Their Host I Congressman Ben Johnson wa the first to arrive coming over the- M H E the afternoon before from Hardlnsburg which was In StatdGov McCreary came here from Ful ton Ky over the I C railroad and 1was brought to Hartford Thursday morning by Hon H P Taylor at whose residence he tarried while IthereHons A O Stanley and Joh S Rhea arrived In Hartford from Beaver Dam at noon They ware brought In by Messrs J C Williams and Charley Turner dThe speaking began shortly after ten oclock It would be Impossible to print In full in one Issue of The Herald the speeches of all who spoke but notes were taken by The Herald scribe and the pith and substance of their utterances are re corded here in brief form Cone gressman Jphnson was the firs speaker and was Introduced to the audience by exCounty Judge JPMiller Mr Johnson Is severely at flirted at present and suffers great ly as he travels about over the State L1to meet Ids appointments He 1IsI afflicted with lumbago neuralgia afectlng the small of the back which cripples and pains him great aly at times It Is a brave and noblei thing for him to do sufferer eI Statr1and make speeches in the Interest oft the party he loves and has servedI so well It shows the constant loy ally and stamina of the mantoI rise above affliction to a great and unselfish task Mr Johnsons address was elo saidhl forathose who opposed his views He was greeted with cheers when he said ho was glad to be here with old friends and to greet Kentuckys next Governor Mr McCreary Ad dressing himself to the checkered campaign of Judge ORear the speaker said the astute Judge had sacrificed his stated views on temperance and tobacco for party and political expediency Judge ORears opening speech at Elizabeth town seemed to presage the crisscrossed campaign which he saw before him The Judge started out as the great saver of the human race from intemperance and a few weeps later one of the chief managers of his campaign was discovered to be Col J W McCulloch president of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Assocla tion in Kentucky who shad been chosen to finance the campaign of tho professed great temperance ad vocate and wprker Tho notorious McCulloch letter proved this ORear says his party Is not fight lag the whiskey business aoa bust ness What else Is thereto fight U you really want to abolish intemperance OReara ambiguous remarks op the stump confuse the voters as to What he really stands for Mr JehaipR drew a tiptrty laugh and applause whea he said Judge ORear Thai not gone entirely dry aacfwai nerer anything soars than I r a stripper That ORear has gone Into alliance with the liquor interests for the sake of votes Is proven by the McCulloch letter Judge ORear Insulted all Kentuckian when he said that there are 70000 voters In the State who annually sell their suffrage The McCulloch letter asks for contributions and among other things says Every dollar you give may mean a vote for Rear This seems to mean that the Republican campaign managers Eand taking Judge ORear at his word are starting out to buy those 70000 voters at a dollar apiece rei ligious to travel on Sunday but he was not too religious to assemble a gathering of political compatriots one Sunday in Paducah recently when Mr McCulloch was present and the liquor part of Judge ORears campaign began oftseems to be an effort to convict property owners of barefaced perjury Qov McCreary will give the people an Equalization Board which will be fair to all and not biased against the poor man who Is always the most acute sufferer In tax en listment The Republicans are afraid of national politics because their leader ORear says he does not know anything about such things confesses ho has not read noted bills In Congress nor the Presidents vetoesMr Johnson disclaimed the allegations of certain Republican leaders that he had said unkind or un complimentary things about Sena tor McCreary His very presence In company with Senator McCreary and the vehemence of his languages proved the utter untruthfulness of these charges Mr Johnson closed his magnificent address by adjuring the Democrats and all lovers of good thee coming election day and vote the straight Democratic ticket 0 which embraces our countyman Mr M T Westerflold who is a candidate for Representative and who will 01nlie James At the close of Mr Johnsons I speech Mr H P Taylor stepped for ward and Ina plea little talk In reduced Gov McCreary AlthoughI they accuse Mr McCreary of being old and he Is as years go yet he did not look Itasho sprang nimb ly tohls feet and laced the vast au dtencd Age has not dimmed the bright lustre of his eye the youth ful color of his cheek nor lessened In any notlcable degree his marvel ous mental i hand physical strength He Is the same McCreary ofadec ade ago affable eloquent post live but careful in his utterances Mr McCreary said In behalf of him self and the other speakers that they felt greatly honored at this great outpouring of the people He spoke In eloquent terms of Con gressman Johnson who had Just preceded him He lauded Mr Johnsons splendid services as Con gressman and said that few In past years had attained his distinc lion and popularity ever faithful and true to the interests of his con stituents The early days of Mr McCrearys father were spent In Hartford and the speaker himself began his first canvass for Governor here Mr McCreary said he would nev er again bo a candidate for office has no personal ambition only to serve the people and he wished to Impress the voters with the Impor tance of this election whose out come will elect State officers and a United States Senator will be cho sen He spoke In eloquent terms of Mr M T Westerfield our candidate for Representative an able man and one who will be an honor to the people who elect him Mr McCreary- Is a Kentuckian both by birth and life work The Democratic party id- a party of progress and has given the people all of worth In State affairs they now enjoy while the Republicans have given them nothing Right here Mr McCreary denied without personation the falsehood that Hartfords Republican paper has tried to fix upon him He asseverated that he does not say that all Republicans or that they as a party are assassins but he does say that as against assassination under Republican rule In Kentucky he places the peaceful rec ord of Democrats while In power The Republican record Is one of extravagance In office as the books will shpw The great schools of- Kentuckyboth colored and whIte rwcre given the people under Dem ocratic rule the Republican lead era cannot refer 46 anything they A t have done to reduce the burdens of taxation t Instead they have increas ed taxation through a partisan Board of Equalization Mr jidCreary said he never left the confines of the Commonwealth while Governor except on business for the State and was absent only 34 days durlng his four years ser vice as Chief Executive Against this placed the record of Augus tus ErvWllison our present Gover nor who is absent for long periods at a time mostly for pleasure while tho people are paying the salary of two Governors and one Lieutenant Gover otMr McCreary said the chapter In all Kentucky history was when bayonets were made superior to law sol diers took power above legislators and thpjhlgh Court of Appeals was routed from Its peaceful place of abode i All this as everybody knows happened under Republican I rule The speaker again charged ORear with active and partisan participation In the meeting 1 In Louisville when Republican leaders were plotting to have Mr Goebel assassinated If there was ever a political boss It Is Saint QRear and It there Is a machine the Republicans have It ORear showed his official boss record when he personally chose the candidates to run with him and dictated every word of the State platform on which he Is running He refused Major Hellburn of MIddlesboro a place on the ticket with him on ac count of the Majors liquor record and then cams the McCulloch let ter Judge Oltear claims to be 1in favon of a nonpartisan Judiciary and yet he is running a partisan raco for Governor while he is draw ing 410 a month as one of the Judges of the Court of Appeals and does not servo a day He Is an ex ception In the alleged line of prece dent as he Is not running for re election Mr McCreary says he every word of the Democratic platform without reserve that a better lone was never written and his offi clal actsis Governor will be guided by Its wording Says ho has vote for temperance legislation at every opportunity starting when he wa Speaker of the Hoftie many year ago Mfi3 tii jwrSSa5 Before closing his speech Mr McCreary paused to again say a good word for Congressman Den Johnson He said there Is no more able man In Congress than Mr Johnson and that he Is most worthy of reelection to this high office Said Mr Johnson Is one of the bestt fitted men for this place he ever saw the people have confidence iIn him and he should be returned and continued where he is Mr Mc Crcary eloped his fine speech by thanking tho audience for their numbers attention and respect and saying that nowhere had ho been accorded a more cordial and hearty receptionAt conclusion of Mr Mc Crearys speech the crowd adjourn ed for dinner After the people had been filled to satiety the greater portion of the large crowd again assembled around tho speakers stand and Hon John- S Rhea was introduced to the audience by Mr J P Sanderfur with a few fitting remarks Mr Rhea em ployed no preliminaries but launch ed into his speech at once His remarks were both pithy and elo quent He recalled the recent re mark of Judge ORear that the ma chine of both parties was against him ORear and yet the doughty Judge had claimed that he had smashed the machine ORear said there wero 70000 purchasable voters In Kentucky and Immediately set about to raise a jackpot to catch them all The wily ORear claims to be the only Christian gen tleman candidate in the field and yet It has been proven that he is in league with the whiskey Interests with the most noted whiskey man McCulloch in the State as his chief campaign fund collector Four years ago the Republicans promised In their platform that they would reduce taxation and everybody knows It has been raised under the guise of equalization Ohio county was raised five per cent all around In 1910 find In 1911 this raise was doubled Taxes have been raised over three quarters of a million dol lars In the last two years This comes from the fact that a Republican administration gave us a par tisan board of Equalization Republican State officials found the State out of debt said Mr Rhea but I elpliedI dollars with close onto 300000 I i spent for militia alone It seems t be a characteristic of a Republican Governor to use armed force to run the State Government Judge ORear tells the voters that he knows enough about law and Its ap plication so that when he becomes Governor farmers will not have to take six cents for 12cent tobacco He ought also be able to tell farm ers how to sell a 4 sheep or 10 or 76 cent wheat for 250 ORear says he gave Mr McCulloch Instruc dons not to collect any more money from the liquor men but lie did not tell him to turn back what he bad already collected Mr Rhea closed his strong address by saying he sincerely hopes and believes that Ohio county and the State will re deem themselves from recent yearsI of Republican rule The last speaker to mount theI stand was Hon A O Stanley Con gressman from the Second District He was Introduced by Judge W H Barnes In an eloquent little speech Mr Stanley Is one of the most eloquent and forceful orators in the country and the audience was not disappointed in him The speaker dsold he had tried to keep up with all the contradictory statements of Judge ORear but bad found It quite a Job owing to the Judges checkered campaign methods Mr Stanley also took occasion to pay a high tribute to the splendid ability and work of Congressman Den Johnson He spoke of Mr John sons great work In Congress and especially as Chairman of the Committee on the District of Columbia t the Importance of which few outside of the Nations Capital know anything about The District of Co lumbia Including Washington City is a big municipality whose taxes and running expenses are not paid by the people embraced there In but by the people of the whole country Much graft has been practiced there In past years In keepingu- p up the greatest and most costly Gov ernment on earth and Mr Is ferreting this out Mr Johnsons known honesty courage and service have made him a national characi dter The Republican say said Mrs Stanley tbat We had to teed the people free to get them to come to hear our speakers It Is simply an other Instance like the ones re counted In the Now Testament where we feed the people who have come to hearnot as an Induce ment but to make them comforts ble Today we eat the tatter1I calf for many who have returnedI to the Democratic home Theyre all coming back Including the old hero Hon Simon Bolivar Buckner who like Rip VanWlnkle attar his 20 years of political sleep returns and wants to know what Is taking place One of the most remarkable Incidents of modern times said Mr Stanley was when the great ORen Temperance Convention met In Louisville over a beer garden nom inated an alleged temperance ticket on a County Unit platform and sent It out to be aided by contributions from the liquor Interests with Mr J W McCulloch the big wholesale liquor distiller as chief collector Judge ORear claims to be the great I AM who professes to be able to re deem the whole State from all kinds of wrongs His selfrlghtcousness docs not appeal to the majority of the great common people Ropub lican leaders claim we have copied their platform when theirs Is sim ply a copy In Its better points of Democratic platforms of other years Mr Stanley as chairman of a Congressional Committee to ferret put tho evils of the big Trusts has found that all the great corpo rations have been constant contrib utors to the campaign fund of the Republican party but not one time has he discovered where the trusts gave a dollar to the campaign fund of Democrats Why is this Be cause the Democrats are committed to a policy of Equal Rights to All and Special Privileges to None Democrats are not pledging protec tion and Immunity to the big pro tected Interests The policy of Democracy Is In behalf of tho poor people the working men who have to look to their own efforts for special privileges Which way asked Mr Stanley are the Republican leaders and can didates faced nowadays Can any body tell by reading their records and watching their maneuvers Why dont they brag about their present thrdatIeningDemocratic theIwhole people should be proud 1111 rI- o 0 Stanley closed his magnificent ad dress by saying he was glad to be In Hartford and with Ohio county pee pIe for the first time and he hoped to have the pleasure of coming againSpace forbids us to give any fur ther details of the great speaking in which the warriors of Democracy and thousands of people took such an active part All those who were present will testify to Its success and enjoyment Thursday night Messrs Stanley and Rhea spoke at the court house here to a splendid audience which closed the greatest day Ohio county ever saw Congressman Den Johnson was taken to McHenry Thursday night by Mr T J Smith where the for mer spoke to a large audience Hon John Rhea was billed for Fordsvllle the same night but on account of falling health and his strenuous speaking work felt unable to go 0 JUSTICE HARLAN DEAD AFTER A LONG SERVICE Had Been On Bench Nearly 34 YearsFamous for Dis senting Decision Washington Oct HThe most distinguished Kentuckian at the na tional capital and the dean of Amer- Ican jurists John Marshall Harlan died at 810 oclock this morning at his Washington residence 1401 Euc lid street He was In his seventy eighth year and had he lived until next June ho would have served longer in the capacity of n Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States thin any other man The last words of Justice Harlan were uttered a short time before his death and expressed regret that the groupednabout his liotUMe were forced to lose thou rest last night Goodbye he said faintly I am sorry I had to keep you all wait ing so long rr I Then he lapsed into unconscious ness and soon died after an Illness of only four days during the course of which he was In danger only one night His death was due to a bronchial attack accompanied by fe vcrIIITtr aUt efl iI Justice Harlan was appointed to the Supreme Bench by President Hayes November 29 1877 The last opinion he delivered was the fa mous dissent from the majority ver dict of the Court in the American Tobacco Company case in which the distinguished Kentuckian took the ground that the court had no right to read any meaning In the Sherman antitrust law not expressly evident in the phraseology of the law and opposed the Courts permission to the trust to reform after a dissolu tion Of the service of Justice Harlan who took his seat as associate jus tice December 10 1877 his secretary J E Hoover said today We were talking about that last summer at Justice Harlans summer home Polnte au Pic Canada The Justice said that Justice Taney had served thirtytwo years Justice Marshall thirtytwo years Justice Field thirtyfour years and that If he could serve until June 12 1912 he would have outserved them all rCHILI 1IOILKI TO DEATH IX MOLASSES KETTLE The twoyearold son of Simon Raymond a farmer on the east fork of Salt river three miles fromSSouthvllle In Builltt county met a horrible death late Thursday after noon being scalded In n vat of boiling sorghum molasses The fattier was burned1 about the hands in a frantic effort to save his childs lifeThe child was seated on a chair near the boiler It is believed that in attemplng to rise the little one lost his balance and plunged head foremost Into the vat Several members of the family were horrified by witnessing the accident They pulled the child out as quickly l as possible Ills body was coated with the boiling molasses and when an effort was made to scrape It off the flesh was pulled from the bone tie expired a few minutes after being taken from the vat It La Follettes candidacy for the Presidency will be launched at once according to his friends In Chicago attending the National Republican Progressive League conference- S WEDjYFSDAtm OCT 18 1oH HARTFORD HERALDPAOK TWO THE j u MINUTES OF THE COUNTY UNION A S of iE Recently Held in Hartford T A VERY IMPlil SESSION Which Embraced Much of Into t terest the Great S r Farming Class FO1UTIED TO HE IUHMSHED The Ohio County Union of the American Society of Equity met In regular session at the Court house 1 In Hartford October 6 1911 The house was called to order at 130 oclock by President S L Stevens After roll call of locals the min utes of the meeting July 7 and 8 were read and adopted President Stevens made some timely remarks and suggested that different members should suggest various subjects that should be brought before the body Quite a number of good suggestions were madeHershel Porter then moved that the chair appoint a committee on resolutions Mr J S Cecil second ed Mr Porters motion and It was so orderedThe committee was ap pointed Blrks Tichenor Hershel Porter E IP Sandefur O R Tins ley and T H Balmaln The delegates to the district meeting at Owensboro then made an Interesting report of that meet Ing The body was adjourned to meet at 1 oclock House was called to order at 2 30 by President Stevens and the Committee on Resolutions made the following report which was accept ed and adopted by sections We trio committee appointed by the Ohio County Union beg leave to submit the following 1st Whereas the local union is the foundationstone of the farm ors organization therefore be It Resolved that we make an earnest effort to reorganize the sleeping locals and organize new ones 2nd Resolved that the County Union refuse to recognize any delegates from local unions withhold ing their dues 3rd Resolved that we recomr mend the election of officers at the October meeting same to be Instal ed at the January meeting 4th Resolved that the body elect one or more correspondents from each magisterial district whose duty It shall be to furnish the county papers with Items of Interest relative to the organization nth Resolved that the chair appoint a committee of live to draft resolutions to report to the county secretary within 40 days said secre tary to have resolutions typewrit ten and forwarded to the secretaries of each sublocal with request that they are to act on same and ratify at next county Union Resolved that we endorse ilGth of the Green River District Union of time A S of E In closing pooling pledges on Novem her 1st and refusing to receive and grado any tobacco not pledged 7th Resolved that the A S of E of Ohio county endorse the unlimited parcelspost system and the Secretary of the County Union for ward the same to PostmasterOen eral Hitchcock Sth Resolved that no one be al lowed to pool their product withoutl paying hlndttes and signing the pledge or agreeing to pay when Vprprtuct Is delivered liyIh Resolved that we the members of the American SocietyII of Equity of Ohio county tllv condemn the practice of killing birds on our respective farms- L n TICHENOR Chmnt O R TINSLKV Secy 0 Sections one two and three worei ndopted as read on motion of com mittee Section 4 was amended so as to I read the body elect Instead otI the Section Section chair appointI f read the A S of E and Warehouselnsteadot A S of EII t Section seven was adopted as read Section eight was adopted withI the words agree to pay when prod uct IIe ellvfredtas substituted ySeJtfon nine was adopted with the words tispd forbid stricken Ir II Mojeg tint thebpdy elect a r grader at once to grade the 1911 J crop of l bacco After much dis cussion the motion was lost The body then adjourned to meet October 7th at 9 oclock a m The house was called to order at 1030 by President Stevens First Item of business was the to appointment of the committee pro vided for In Section 5 The fol lowing were appointed L B Tlch enor E P Sanderfur T F Tanner H Balmaln Henry Pirtle The corresponding committee was then appointed composed of the following Centertown DistrictAlvIn Ross and Alney Tlchenor Beaver Dam Llge Jackson and TL Steven- sHartfordT F Tanner O R Tinsley and L D Tlchenor RosineE P Sanderfur and by Will Sandorfur Mover by L B Tichenor and sec onded by J C Massie that the elec tion of officers bo postponed until oclock Motion carried Mr T F Tanner then made a report as a member of tho tele phone committee and urged the Importance of the telephone Moved by T F Tanner and sec onded by T H Balmaln that the secretary be added to the telephone committee Motion carried Moved bv L B Tichenor and sec onded by Blllle that the coun Latety and local always be open ed with prayer The motion car rled The body then adjourned to meet at one oclock The house was called to order by vice president L D Tlchenor at 1 oclock T H Balmaln led In a few minutes prayer after which D Ford moved that the minutes of the meeting bo published Mr E P Sanderfur seconded Mr Fords mo tion and the motion carried unani mouslyMoved bv W F Sanderfur and seconded by D Ford that no one be allowed over two minutes to speak except bv consent of the chair Mo tion carried to Moved and seconded that the election of officers be by secret bal of lot Motion carried The names of the following mem bers were placed before tho body for President H T Porter L D Tichenor T F Tanner T H Bal main D Ford Mr Tichenor was elected on first ballot and T H Bal maln as vice president It was moved that the old secretary be declared reelected as secretary by acclamation Motion car ried unanimously- The names of T F Tanner O R Tinsley and E E Tinsley were placed before the body to be elected as grader Mr O R Tinsley was elected on the first ballot Moved by T F Tanner that his election be made unanimous Motion carried- It was ordered that the auditing committee be composed of one mem her On motion the secretary was mnde auditing committee Moved by T H Balmaln that the CONFIDENCE We Back up Our Statementst With Our Personal Reputation and Money We are so positive that wo can relieve constipation no matter how chronic It may be that we offer to furnish the medicine free of all cost If we fall We think that it is worse than useless to attempt to cure consti pation with cathartic drugs Cath artics may do much harm They may cause a reaction Irritate and weaken the bowels and make Con stipation more chronic Constipation Is often accom panied and may be caused by weak ness of the nerves and muscles of the large Intestine or colon To expect a cure you must therefore tone up and strenghten those parts and restore them to healthier ac tivityThe discovery of the active principle of our remedy Involved theI labor of skillful research chemists This remedy produces results such as are expected from the best known Intestinal tonics and it is partic ularly prompt In Its results We want you to try Rexall Orderlies on our guarantee They are exceedingly pleasant to take and are Ideal for children They appar ently act directly on the nerves and muscle of the bowels having It would s1cma neutral action on other organs or glands They do not purge or cause Inconvenience they donpt positively cure chron IIt or habitual mat11Jatl h and thusI relieve the myrjada pf asspclate or dependent chronic ailments your money will jbe j funded Try Rexall Orderlies a ourrlsk Three sizes of packages P 2cand BQc Remember yon fan ypbtain Rexall Remedies In thJG onmplunity only toreJameH 1 Hartford Ky J same stock committee be retained Mr E P Sand rtur made the tot lowing substitute Thata new com mittee except one be elected each successive year Substitute lost Then the substitute was amended read that the old committee be reelected except one Amendment carried and H T Porter was elected The office of assistant secretary being overlooked Virgil Elgin was unanimously elected as assistant secretaryMoved by L B Tlchenor and sec onded by T H Balmaln that a com mittee be appointed to formulate a stock pledge Motion carried and I j F Tanner and O R Tinsley were appointed Moved by D Ford and seconded T H Balmaln that the stock committee be given the privilege of A disposing of stock to the best ad vantage Motion carried Moved by T F Tanner and sec onded by Blllle Lake that the sec retary be given an order for 145 for Indebtedness incurred by the wheat growers department Motion carried On motion the body then ad journed to meet January 5th and 6th 1912 S L STEVENS President HENRY M PIRTLE Secy as Chronic rheumatism contracts the muscles distorts the Joints and un It dermines the strength A powerful in penetrating and relieving remedy will be found in BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT It restores strength and suppleness to the aching limbs Price 25c 50c and I per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hart to ford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m I PREACHERS PAY THIJIUTE TO SENATOR McCIlEARY Fulton Ky Oct 11Senator James B McCreary spoke hero to day to an Immense gathering Senator McCreary was Introduced the crowd by the Rev W T Dol ling pastor of the Methodist church Fulton and one of the most emi nent Methodist ministers In the South and the tribute paid to him by Dr Dolling was a beautiful one Dr Dolling said Kentuckians Irre spective of religion or politics should feel proud that they had a man of the high character of Sena tor McCreary who had been In pol itics for more than forty years with out a blot on his character either private or political and that they should feel It an honor to vote for such a man He said that during his entire career he had never meta man who had proved so faithful to the trusts given him by his fel lowmen and that It was not only a duty but should be a pleasure of all Kentuckians to again elevate him to the highest office within the gift of the people He said men of the character and ability of Senator Mc Creary were needed in Kentucky more at the present than at any time within his memory and in presenting him he said Fellow Christians and fellow citizens I wish to present to you not only an exGovernor of your Com monwealth but the next Governor Senator McCreary Dr Dolling was preceded By the Rev Charles K Marshall formerly of Richmond but now pastor of the Christian church In Fulton and he too paid a tribute to Senator Mc Creary as a man of the highest Christian type and one of whom all Kentuckians should be proud Joints that ache muscles that are drawn or contracted should be treated with BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT It penetrates to the spot whore It Is needed and relieves suffering Price 25c 50c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Dono van Co Beaver Dam Ky m Notice By order of the Green River District Tobacco Growers Union of the A S of E and the phio County Union of the A S of E all tobacco pooling pledges will absolutely close on Nov 1 1911 Those wishing to sign must sign before 12 oclock p m Oct 31 1911 40t3 S L STEVENS Co Pres HENRY M PIRTLE Co Secy Dont trifle with a cold Is good advice for prudent men and women It may be vital In case of a child There is nothing better than Cham berlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children It Is safe and more For sale by all dealers m And So On What is domestic science In quired the engaged girl It consists of making hash out outIotnote experrenced friend I A goOd remedy for a bad coughs BALLARDS HOREHQUND SYR UP It heals the lungs and quietsI Irritation Price 25c J5pc l1dJ1- pr brittle Sold byHartfbrcjDrup Co Hartford Ky Donovan Cof Beaver Dam Ky m 1 0 r HARTFOFIORALLY P FINDS MOCHEADY And Johnson on the Same Platform of BOTH SPEAK FOR THE COMMON ed Cause of DemocracyStanley In and Rhea Discuss Is sues of the Day of MOST MAGNIFICENT EVENT so Courier Journals report Hartford KyOct 22Special- The Democratic rally and barbe cue held here today by the Democ racy of Ohio county resulted In the largest political gathering In the history of the county and while the county Is normally Republican It Is conceded by leaders of both parties that It will give a majority for the Democratic ticket this fall equally large as that given Congressman Ben Johnson last November when went Democratic for the first time years The rally today was at tended by 5000 persons many of whom came from adjoining counties and that the voters In this sec tion of the State regard tho Demo cratlc ticket and platform superior the Republicans was shown In the attention given the speakers during the day many of the big crowd being Republicans of the old school who wore the emblem of Democracy and whose enthusiasm was as great as that of the oldtime Democrats The speakerss of the day were former Senator James B McCreary the nominee for Gover nor Representatives Ben Johnson and A O Stanley and former Representative John S Rhea of Russell vllle the former two speaking in the forenoon and the latter two in the afternoon Senator McCreary reached Hart ford this morning after an all night trip from Fulton He was met at Beaver Dam by a committee headed by H P Taylor and upon his arrival In Hartford he was met by the citizens of the town and county and escorted to the fair grounds with a brasss band Im mediately upon his arrival the ex ercises began Congressman Johnson being the first speaker He was followed by Senator McCreary and at the conclusion of the latters speech an adjournment was taken fur dinner Every preparation had been made by G B Likens and Charles Crowe campaign chairman and secretary of Ohio county to feed the big crowd forty lambs and half a dozen beeves having been bar becued for the occasion Not In the history of Ohio county have the principles of Democracy been shown to the voters of this sec tion of the State as they were by the four eminent speakers today j and in addition to the orators of the n DONT EXPERIMENT You Will Make No Mistake if You Follow This Advice Never neglect your kidneys It you have pain In the back uri nary disorders dizziness and nervousness its time to act and no time to experiment These are common symptoms of kidney trouble and you should seek a remedy which Is recommended for the kidneys Doans Kidney Pills Is the rem edy to use It has cured many stubborn cases In this vicinity Can Hartford residents demand further proof than the following testimonialMrs A Smith Wilson street Earllngton Ky says I am glad to publicly recommend Doans Kidney Pills My kidneys were badly disordered and the pains In my back were so acute that I could not stoop without suffering intensely The pain often extended into my sides and became more severe It I stood for a short time I had dizzy spells and many times was obliged to grasp something in order to steady myself I also suffered from terrible headaches and some daYs could scarcely get out ot bed I can safely say that I spent more than one hundred dollars for mod ems and doctors treatments but obtained scarcely no benefit On IIL friends advice I procured a box lof Doans Kidney Pills and began their use This remedy cured me- a less than two weeks For srJe by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMllburn CP Buffa lo NewYpIcsole agents for the United States 1 Remember the nazseDoaai land take no other I Tr- II q I Il H U day the vaitcrbwd X was glVen a few word of encouragement by Mr Taylor and formr County Judge J Miller who presided over the meeting and Introduced the visitors Ohio county being In theFourthJC- ongresslonalDlstrlctRepresentatlve Johnson was asked to speak first and outline the platform on which the Democrats on the State ticket are running and while Mr Johnson was sill suffering from the attack lumbago with which he was stricken several days ago he devot an hour addressing his constit uents part of which time he spent dwelling updn the record of Sen ator McCreary during his political career of fortyodd years and urging the voters to rally to the banner Democracy In November and help wrest the State from Republican misrule Congressman Johnson al discussed the attitude 6f Judge ORear In the campaign and said that It had been shown by ORoar himself that he was insincere and that his campaign was one of mis representation He said the worst mistake In his opinion that had been made by the Republican can didate for Governor was when he formed an alliance with the head of the Whiskey Trust In Kentucky to control the vote o that element throughout the State but that the exposure of thatSabbathday confer ence at PadUcah by the Democrats had been sufficient to sound the po litical deathknell of Judge ORear He said that against the record of Insincerity of Judge ORear was pit ted the clear and able record of Sen ator McCreary and that In his judg ment no one would falter on November 7 when they entered the polls to cast their vote Ho said that a majority of the Democrats of the State by primary had surrounded Senator McCreary with a set of men capable of conducting the Government pf Kentucky and that there was no comparison be tween the candidates on the two tickets those composing the Demo cratic ticket being far superior In his opinion to any set of men ever named for office in Kentucky The meeting today was the first time Senator McCreary and Repre sentative Johnson have met on the same platform during tho campaign and their arrival at the fair grounds this morning together was the sig nal for great applause from the as sembled crowd which had been waiting for the speakers for more than an hour That the people of Ohio county Irrespective of politics are loyal to Representative Johnson was shown In his race last year when he was given a majority of close to 200 In a county which usually gives a Republican majority of from 400 to 600 and every mention of his name by Senator McCreary tpday was the signal for applause from the big crowd In referring- to the Fourth District Congressman Senator McCreary said he had not only been honored by the people of his district but by Representatives from congressional districts throughout the country when he was made chairman of the Committe of the District of Columbia one of the most Important offices under the Jurisdiction of the House of Repre sentativesIn with the Issuess of the campaign in his speech today Sena tor McCreary reviewed tho records of the Democratic and Republican parties In the State In the past showing what had been accomplished under Democratic administra tions and the promises that had been made by the Republicans but which had gone unfulfilled when the opportunity had been given them by the people ot the State Representative Stanley and form er Representative Rhea discussed both State and national Issues dur ing the afternoon and the attention shown these two speakers was as close as had been given the two speakers in the forenoon It was the prediction of those In charge of the rally that the presence of tho four Democratic leaders here today would be the means of again plac- Ing Ohio county In the Democratic column In November The best plaster apiece of flan nel dampened with Chamberlains Liniment and bound on over the af fected parts Is superior to a plaster and costs only onetenth as much Forsale by all dealers m INDIAS FKAKFUL SNAKEBITE RECORD IN YEAR According to official reports the total number of persons killed In India by Wild animals in 1910 waa 2400 compared with 2496 In 1909 Maneating tigers were more aggressive in the Khnii a district and this fact Is attributed to the dimi nution of their natural supply ow ing to the drowning of large num bers ftf doer In the storm wavo which accompanied the cyclone of 1909 In the Centrall provinces aridl Berar tigers destroyed 87 victims as compared with 102 la thepree4d lag year Six known waneatiBgrti+ i gers and two panthers were killedl dmrlpr the year ti1 these provlawe It 1 J i I tfhe abnormal bomber of deatll to wildi lgslni909 In Eastern iIgal and Aea m126was I maintained though 6D persona Jiff victims to these animals The total1 mortality among human being caus ed by snake bite rose to 23478 Anincrea troo121364II Bengal and Assam Is snakes beingI driven by high floods j to take refuge In the raised village sites Both In this provlncevatad in the united provinces a considerable 1the1 t deductionIcan however be drawn concerning the work of this lancet owing to the lack of proof that the bites Iti 11thseoamounted to nearly New York Evening 100OQOIrI dos C Dahlman Cowboy Mayor of Omaha Throws time Lariat Major Jas C Dahlman Is of an Interesting and impressive person ality Starting his career as a cow boy he Is at present Mayor of Oma ha and has the following record to his credit Sheriff of Dawes coun ty Neb three terms Mayor of Chadron two terms Democratic National Committeeman eight years Mayor ot Omaha six yes0 and In 1910 candidate for Gbvrf of Nebraska Writing to PoA Co Chicago he says I have ken Foley Kidney Pills and they have given mea great deal of relief so I cheerfully recommend them Yours truly signed James C Dahlman For sale by all druggists r m Chtlldrn Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAWANTED I Ablebodled unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35 citizens of Unit i ed States of good character nail 1 temperate habits who can speak read and write the English lad uage For Information apply to Recruiting Officer Beaver Dam Kentucky 30tf raHappy Marriages Are the result of knowing tho laws of health and nature All the knowledge a young man or woman wife or daughter should have is contained In the Peoples Medical Adviser by R V Pierce M D This big Home Doctor Book containing j 1008 pages with engravings and colored plates and bound In cloth I nearly 700000 copies formerly II sold for 150 each Is sent free to any one sending 31 onecept stamps to prepay cost of wrapping and postage There are no coridl tlons to this otter and the reader must not associate this book with the advertising pamphlets prepared by quacks throughout the country Address 662 Washington St Buffa lo N Y A college professor says that there are in the English language only two words In which the five Vowels occur in their alphabetical order Ho gives them as abstemious 1 facetiousCASTOR IIA t For Infants and CMldrea5 9 The Kind You Have Always Bwght Bears the Signature Court Reporters Knowing it to be the best about seventyfivo per cent of the official court reporters of the United States Uncle Sams employeswrite the System of Shorthand taught at Draughons Colleges For cata logue address Draughons Practical Business College Nashville Tend or Paducah Ky or Evansville jnfi or Washington D C TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE A North Carolina Man Suggests a Remedy Greensboro N dFor a longtime I was so run down and debili tated that I could hardly drag around My appetite was poor and I could not sleep nights I had tried different 10Ij called tonics without benefit I wU i t liverirondid for it gave mo a hearty appetite I soon commenced to sleep sdtprtly and I feel strong well and more jKl tire than I have for years Kverf nil down or debilitated person alit zkI Just gips Vlnol A 1K Allsbwdfc What Yinol did for Mr AlIsbMMk It trtU go for ovary Weak rundowner debilitated person In this vicinity To themedfelreetelm1 Cease In and get a bottle ba yV X V Fpr Sale by- KarlterEl Drug CQit JJartldfXr W KIlweMitchell+ Meaver li t KyJi rm r- f Iu WEDNESDAY OCT 18 10J1 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE TOIliSE l cCREARY 0ON- t NN- It t LOCAL OPTION An dHis Position in the Beckham Race HyUNO IS AN OPEN ONE Duties Kept Him Away from Richmond on Local Op 4 tion Election Day i rfrrvYIGA1NS BOTH MATTERS In his speech at Warsaw Ky Hon James B McCreary said with reference to the local option ques tionJudge OBear In his speech at Warsaw on October 4 said on Ilo cal option election day at Richmond Ky McCreary boarded a i train and went out of town to avoid voting I was compelled to be absent from Richmond on local option t election day which was the 3d of- WiIJarCh because the Hon Henry chairman of the State Dem Executive Committee call meeting of that committee to at the Louisville hotel and It was stated in the Louisville news papers and by many persons that the State Democratic Executive Committee would on that day set aside the primary election which hall been previously ordered to nominate Democratic candidates for the State offices and order a State convention to be held to nominate Democratic candidates forijftate offices fMf I had been In Richmond the day the local option election was held on the third day of March I Tjjpuld have voted for the continuance of local option in Richmond lied I Informed many of my friends I advocated a primary election when the executive committee or dered the primary and I was very earnestly In favor of it and I believed that no Democratic candi date would be present to oppose the setting aside of the primary elec tion and therefore I went to Louisville the day before the local option election was held at Rich mond and did all In my power to prevent the primary election from being set aside and it was not set aside although it was published in some of the Louisville newspapers on the morning that the executive committee met that the committee was equally divided on the ques tlon and Prewltt the chairman would give the deciding vote In fa vor of setting the primary election asideIn my opening speech at Bowl Ing Green I said and I have re peated the same often in substance I have already said In my speech l A LIBERAL OFFER We Guarantee to Relieve Dys besia If We Fail the t 1 1 Medicine Costs Nothing unquestionably prove to the ITo that indigestion and dyspep be permanently relieved and that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will It bring about this result we will fur nish the medicine absolutely free if l i It fails to givo satisfaction to any one using it The remarkable success of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high degree of scientific skill used in de vising their formula as well as to the care exercised in their manu i facture whereby the wellknown properties of BlsmuthSubnltrate and Pepsin have been combined with Carminatives and other agents BlsmuthSubnltrate and Pepsin are constantly employed and recog nized by the entire medical profes sion all invaluable in the treatment of indigestion and dyspepsia The Pepsin used in Rexall Dyp pepsia Tablets Is carefully prepared so as to develop its greatest efficien cy Pepsin supplies to the diges tive apparatus one of the most Important elements of the digestive fluid Without it the digestion and V assimilation off fopfl are Impossible V The Carminatives possess prop parties which aid In relieving the dlir 1t turbances and pain caused by Indf geited food This combination pt- W these Ingredients makes a remedy invaluable for the complete relief ofiUgestionJ and dyspepsia s Are areso certain Qt thial hataur- gee you to try Rexall Dyepepsla Tablets tfa our own personal guar- anti q jXJ1 elslrgs 26ceate 5P cents and 1100 Remember you- canoWailtnI Xopftjj Remedies only at OUr ietre=7e KeRn store ii James RyWlllla i Hartford Ky Sr L J 1Y r Sectlonjofed at the State convention at Louisville on the 15th day of Aug ust 1911 but I will say now speci fically I am in favor of the exten sion of the present local option law as applied to the sale of liquors so that the citizens of each and every county in the State may determine for themselves whether spirituous vinous or malt liquors may be sold therein These are the exact words of the State Democratic platform- I came to this conclusion some time ago when the question of the extension of the county unit law became prominent and l regard it as the best plan to settle an Im portant question- If Judge ORear had read on the day of the State Democratic conven tion the published account of the State Democratic candidates for office he would have known that I and all the other candidates for State offices were In favor of extending the county unit law As far back as 1874 when I was a member of the Kentucky legisla ture and Speaker of the House of Representatives I cast my first vote for the local option law then enact ed and which I believe was the first law of that kind ever passed in Ken tuckyJudge ORear also In his speech at Warsaw referred to the four men who bolted Beckham and said they voted a number of times for Mc Creary They also voted for vari ous other Democrats of Kentucky- I did not In any way seek the votes of these four men or either of them by letter or otherwise- I was not In Kentucky during the longdrawout contest between Beckham and Bradley for United States Senator but I was In Wash ington attending to my duties as a United States Senator and now I have a letter in my possession from the Hon Gus Richardson represen tative from Meade county In which he aysI wrote you after a number of the ballots had been taken and was evident to me that Beckham lit not be elected and asked per- missIon to nominate you If any break should come In your reply you said positively that you would not permit the use of your name and that you did not want any rep resentative or senator to vote for you under any circumstances as long as Gov Beckham was a candi dateI also have a letter In my pos session from the Hon George T Farris In which he says You re quested me to ask the Democrats In person and privately not to vote for you as under no circumstances could you accept the office If elcet ed while Gov Beckham was a can didate I complied with your re quest and went to Mr McKnight and stated your request to him and the other men who would not vote for Beckham you and I had no In fluence with I asked McKnight to see them anti neither of them voted for you after that day And the Hon J R Mount a member of the Legislature said When you made a speech to the people of Garrard county In the last campaign for State offices your admonition to tho people and representatives of Gar rard county was to stand by the nominees from Beckham to the smallest office- I did not preserve copies of the letters I wrote the Hon Gus Rich- Ardson and Hon George Farris and since reference was made to these matters I wrote to each of them and they sent me the statements to which I have referred You are not experimenting on yourself when you take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a cold as that preparation has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and can always be depended upon It is equally valuable for adults and chil dren and may be given to young children with implicit confidence as it contains no harmful drug Sold by all dealers m Just the Same The first thing I do every morn Ing is to tell my wife that she looks younger and more beautiful every day Doesnt she ever suspect you are lyingQh yes she knows it but It keeps her from starting in to find fault with me Just the same s Its Equal Doesnt Exist No one has ever madea salve ointment or balm to compare with Bucklens Arnica Salve Jf Its the one perfect healer of cuts burns bruises sores scalds bolls ulcers eczema salt rheum For sore eyes cold idrcs chapped hands or sprains its supreme Unrivaled for plies Try it Only 250 at dames Hi Wil liams i t rt i m Lose Their Freedom i A11 mPn are t jorpj ufree rind equal said the philosopher 1 kaOw Id the ti atterot fact i1perOB larrled afterwardi t r JEW MAYOR OF ROME MAKES A GOOD RULERR Is Inspired With the Ambition to Make Rome a Progres sive City Mr Nathan Is a Jew so likewise Is Luzzatti the retiring Prime Min ister and Sontno the leader of the center in the Italian Parliament But Italians never think of these iinen as Jews There is no country in the world where a Jew so completely ceases to be a Jew as in Italy Here the name simply indicates his religious belief he is an Italian of Jewish faith Mr Na than sits In his office on the Capi tollne with his back to the Forum and his face to the first great mon ument of the New Italy absorbed with the duties which his 500000 fellow Romans have asked him to undertakeOne to him Mr Nathan how does It happen that you are Mayor of Rome After R mo ments silence he says There was a tradition that the Mayor of Rome must be a member of one of the old noble families and p clerical But New Italy thought that the time had come for a change They asked me to be the change I accepted I ac cepted the office to demonstrate to the world that there is n new Rome a new Italy alive progressive am bitiousYou begin to kindle with the fires of his personality You begin to understand why he is a leader why men follow his call He rises from his desk paces slowly to and fro across the room listening attentive ly to your questions answering frankly your Inquiries Six feet tall athletic build shoulders some what pitched forward high fore head clearcut features serious yet kindly eyes a thoughtful cultured man eager hopeful Independent determined spirit of the New Italy this Is the Mayor of Rome this Is the breath of new life that has en tered Into the Campldogllo This Is his creed I believe In democracy the new times the changed ideas I have nothing but contempt for n past condemned by history There is burning In my poul an aspiration toward that era I of civil liberties and human prog ress through which Rome must lift Itself to a greatness always hlg- berThe Forum Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deaf ness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by nn inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachlan Tube When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafcvss is the result and unless the Inflamma tion can be taken out and this tube hearjInj cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh I which Is nothing but an inflamed con dition of the raucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars I tor any case of Deafness caused by I catarrhthat cannot be cured byHaHsj Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J Cheney 8s Co ToledoO Sold by Druggists 73c Take Halls Family Plus for constipation m Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTOR IA Under Fire What makes you so sure that iI man will be firm and courageous where the bullets are flying thickest asked one officer He has a record replied the other He used to be a guide for hunting parties in the Maine woods Is the World Growing Better Many things go to prove that It is The way thousands are trying to help others Is proof Among I them is Mrs W W Gould of Pitts field N H Finding good health by taking Electric Bitters she now ad vises other sufferers everywhere to take them For years I suffered with stomach and kidney trouble she writes Every medicine I used failed till I took Electric Bitters But this great remedy helped me wonderfully Theyll help any woman Theyre the best tonic and finest liver and kidney remedy thats made Try them Youll see 60c t at James H Williams m A WANfi tKSS TFAfSTEIj GETS ALONG ALL RIGHT Alton has a teamster without hands wboloads and unloads his wagon His name is Charles Sun deflafaaJl He is called Altons most wonderfulraaB BundMlacd IIs conildered a mar iyY j vo1 He works every day His left arm is severed below the elbow and the right Between the elbow and the shoulder ii- Sundefland practiced driving a team until he became an rupert He twines tho reins around the stumps of his arms and control his horses But loading and unloading coal Is a newfeat for the handless team ster which he mastered last winter With the stumps of his arms be throws big lumps ct coal Into the wagon By placing one stump In the handle of the shovel rind push Ing with his shoulder tnen mlsing the shovelfWlth tin other stump he shovels coal- Sundcriand says It takes him about 16 minutes longer to load his wagon with coal from a car than It does a man with hands and n little longer to unloiil It But his ex pertness In driving makes up for this and he hauls as much in a day as other drivers Sunderland curries his horses harnesses them and Is his own sta ble boy He Is a prosperous man and handles his business as carefully as he handles his team Sunderland lost his arms in a mo lasses mill when he was n boy He has a family and owns his own home in AltonSt Louis Re public Averts Awful Tragedy Timely advice given Mrs C WIl loughby of Marenso Wig R No 1 prevented n dreadful tragedy and saved two lives Doctors had said her frightful cough was a con sumption cough and could do lit tle to help her After many reme dies failed her aunt urged her to take Dr Kings New Discovery I have been using It for some time she wrote and the awful cough has almost gone It also saved my lit tle boy when taken with a severe bronchial trouble This matchless medicine has no equal for throat and lung troubles Price iSOc and 100 Trial bottle free Guaran teed by James H Williams m New Prayer For Little Ones In my family of little ones 1 found the old childs prayer of Now 1 Lay Me Down to Sleep really harmful The children were afraid that they would die before they waked We now say the fol lowing prayer which others may likeIFather in thy loving care Keep thy children everywhere Father guard us through the night Help us ever to do right Good Housekeeping Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheuma tism A few applications of Cham berlains Liniment will give relief For sale by all dealers m r Inrrish Denied Parole Frankfort Ky Oct 10The prison commission has refused to parole James 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Local ilaniger Incorporated Beaver Dam i1 Y jtJ i 1 ItPAGEI t The lffrtJor1 Heraldr MEBER MATTHEWS FRANKLFELXE- DITORS i PRANK L FELIX Pub lad Propr Hartford po trOfflca as mail maher of the second class I DEMOCRATIC TICKET U S SENATOR Mile M James ot CrittendenGOVERNORSJas B McCreary of MadisonLIEUT CQV Edward McDermott of Jefferso- nTREASUREnTom Rhea of Lo ranAUDITOUHenry M Bosworth of Fayette ATTORNEY GENERAL James Garnett of Adatr- SECRETARY OF STATEC F Crecelius of Pendlcton- SUPERINTENDENT OF PURLIO 1 INSTRUCTION Barksdale Hamlet- of Christian COMMISSIONER OF AGRTCU- TUREI J W Newman of Wood 1 1ford OF COURT OF AP PEALSRobert Greene of Frank linR R COJLMISIONER Lawrence B Finn SENATOR 7th DISTRICT Roht Hardison of Muhlenbcrp FOR REPRESENTATIVE OHIO 1COUNTYM T Westerfield The Booster is the name of a new little paper just started It Beaver Dam It Is a neat little sheet Issued by Mr Travis N Davis I job printer The Court House Ring at Hart ford Is busily engaged in swapping and plotting to gobble all the county offices next year How long will country Republicans stand this sort of thing Quite a number of prominent Re publicans of Hartford and Ohio county refuse to endorse the pres editorial policy of their paper here on account of Its f fent political methods there is a single Democrat In i dhlo county who will not vote his I I party ticket heartily on electio- day he has not been heard of The Indications are that the largest o Democratic vote will be polled In recent years 1 Hartford was one of the most fortunate places in the State Thurs day when Messrs McCreary John son Stanley and Rhea all spoke here on the same day and from the I same platform So far no town In j f j i l the Statehas iieenso honored Hereafter the Hartford Republican will probably know better than to make a bold unqualified accusa tlpnjigalnst a candidate without be Ing able to come forward with proof of its utterance However that paper seems to mind nothing and tt has gotten almost to the lowest depths in falsifying Its columns for political effect I In a private letter to The Herald Mr C E Woods of Richmond Ky asks that we publish the name of the author of the Fair Play ar ticles which recently appeared In The Herald His name Is James Mi I Moss and he was recently connected in a business capacity with the Hartford A Republican We understand r I GreenI If some of the Republican poli I ticians around Hartford who have i been criticising the big Democratic rally think they know how such a thing ough to be done why dont- they I pitch in and show usgive aII big rally and free dinner to W and blacks of both ROXOS and let ut see how It would look They have never given any thing yet as big as the Democratic affair ot Thursday and the only free things they ever handed out were large packages of hot air i 0 ati Hartfords Republican paper quotes and thereby endorses tho 1 I tjDayt I men with blind prejudices and it Is no time for the ranting Socialist Y without sense of proportion or apI predation of the new forces of this mighty era Sc The Republican will find out that such abuse of the leaders bt a strong and growing sen timent will only thin out the ranks of Its own party The stelmrollerRepubUcan can Ohlircounty IB not being heard afrom much these dafsJust a candi date thats all just as he would be an oiDcialowAgurehead nothing more with wires to work his offi cial personality reaching from Hart I ford to FraBkMjrt If by any mis chance heBhpuIdbe sent to the Leg lilattire onde riyby his bosses do not king him opt on the raging wt T t stump And tlet hint fire tub Voters Ith hlioloqueiaoel + i f The Hartford Republican asks What habecome of tha wonderful Fairl flay writer that has been helping the Hartford Herald gut In Its campaign waiting He tailed to materialize thUAweekY The Republican should and no doubt dose know all about the whereabouts of Fair Play as tha gentleman only a week or two ago severed his business connections With that paper after getting out their special edition If the Republican wants to get heated up some more itI should dddress him at Greenville Kentucky The Herald has received a letter from Mr C E Woods In which he says that the statements contained In an article written by James M Ross under the pen name of Fair Play and published In The Herald September 27 relative to Mr C E Woods were not true The Heraldi intota political campaign and abusing one i matteLe whatever toward Mr Woods It published the article of Mr Ross believing It true and wholly without any purpose to Injure Mr Woods n any way The Herald has give much space to Mr Woods and has no desire whatever to Injure him In such a battle as Mr Woods b gan much of the spirit of give take ought to be Indulged Per lips after the election Mr Woods and all of us may be in a happier mood THE REPUBLICAN IS SICK It would hardly be possible to 1m aglne a more scurrilous contempti ble report of the big allday Democratic rally here last Thursday tha l that contained In the Hartford Re I genlerally t IIpolitics Republican had expected a report of the event f bustmessd so expressed their sentiments at the despicable belittling attitude 1It took In the matter Its estimate o the crowd was just bait the real number present as proven by th number of dinners handed out which were easily counted by the usednI 4250 It called Congressman Ben Johnson a liar and belittled the free dinner wved by saying people had to buy coffee to gowithit The Republlctm discredited each of the speakers in turn who addressed the people and tried 16 make a politi cal trick out of fact that exCoun ty Judge J IP Miller n Baptist was chosen to Introduce Congressman I non Johnsona Catholic It tried I to dissatlsfuctIOAGrahBe alcommitteeI person ar rived on trains or otherwise The whole of the Republicans comments scattered over several pages shows the spirit of bitter par tisanship of a paper so eager to discredit and disparage a great and successful event given by men of opposing party that It stops not at misrepresentation and bare false hood to give its ideas their desired political effect Evidently the Re publican is sick at remembrance of this great Democratic rally day and its puny mouthlngs only give evi dence of the seriousness of the attack Fair minded Republicans and Democrats alike agree that the event was a success In every way a credit to the town and the men who gave Itand the low belittling attitude of the Republican In no wise detracts from this public fact I SHE TIPS THE SCALES I POUSDSIGertrude Durk of Chicago largest woman in the world weighing two and one half times as much as Pres ident Taft is visiting at the home of Mrs H W Hayes In Alton 111 Miss Burk IB 22years old weighs 825 pounds stands B feet 7 Inches and some of her measurements his Arm 28 Inches waist 641 hust 75 She wears No + 4 shoes and No 7 gloves When AhO was horn Miss Bur Weighed iB pounds and at 8 year old she Vrerghed 250 At the Haye home she stis On two chairs place d facing each Other Miss Burk goes through doorsI by turning sideways and it is a pretty hard squeeze at that The Hayeses have an iron bed which fMfss Burk occupies and thus obviates the chances of her dreams I+I I being disturbed by crashing furnl ture I Efforts have been made by show men to get Miss lurk to exhibit her self but she has never been te t- ediHer parents left her anetaleI and she does sot need the money M M U t 0- M J i I mLEY I 101111 YATIi1e1GSN1Frt AN epUUMMM For classy Job printing The Heraldt 1 FOUR NEW cwpip WILL TAKE THE PLACE Of Dissolved Tobacco Trusti None of Vhich Will Con trot TOb zccor- t New York Oct 14 The correct ed report of the manned ln which the tobacco trust will be dissolvedI in accordance with the recent agree ment with Attorney General Wick ersham was given her rtti3jlgtil According to the statement the American Tobacco Company is tobe divided into tour corporations hot one of which will have a Controlling Influence In the tobacco business These tour companies will be the American Tobacco Company Llg gelt and Meyers Tobacco company to be organized the P LorlllardI Company to be organized andl R J Reynolds Tobacco Company to be organized Tho common stock of the new companies will be sold for cash at par to the common stockholders oft the American Tobacco Company a36661noI American Tobacco Company This sum will be used for the retirement exiatlndg 0I Company 1 EXPERTS SURVEYING COAL IN OHIO COUNTY The State Geological Survey of Kentucky has a party In this section of Ohio county now engaged in sur veying the line of outcrops of what Nortvoonthe Elm Lick Coal lied The party consists of James H Gardner walkereThese men have been working for some time in the region between mapplagQthe outcrops of this same coal bed It Is a contribution to knowledge that these surveyors have proved the continuous line of outcrops of a rivefr all the way to Morgantown In But corneresponds to No 3 coal in all probab- Ility thus lying low in the coal measures The party has been ordered by Prof C J Norwood State Oeolog 1st to take up a survey of the north ward extension of this coal from Rough river toward Deaneftod It Is not known whether the ottcropS cah be followed In this dlrectjonpr not since it must necessarily be traced across the faulting pf the Rough river uplift If these men pro able to trace It as far lo the orthas they have fo the south II they will have shown a continuous coal bed entirely across Ohio coun ty which underlies the greater part of the county It is the same bed worked at the Monroe Howard TInsley and Tyro mines- A bulletin will be Issued by Prot Norwpod In which report of this survey will be incorporated Mr Gardner will be remembered from his work In this region JastI summer on possibilities of oil and gas In Ohio county 0 A Household Medicine That Jives Confidence Is Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound Mrs T J Adams No 522 Kansas Ave Columbus Kai writes For a number of years my children have been subjectito ofFoleysf and have round that it cured their coughs and colds In a very short time so I keep It In the houseall the time For sale by all durg Fists m ADAUUPG Oct 13Mr C M Patton and Mr and Mrs C L Patton were among those who attended the ral ly and speaking at Hartford yester day They report a large and enthusiastic crowd masterly and eloquent speakers and lots of dinner Mrs Dr Patton who has been sick is better Mrs Lena Patton was in Bells Run Tuesday shopping daughterkGertrey are among those whd will CAyedto For Chapped SkllJlbl r j Chapped skin whether on the hands or face may be cured In ono night by applying Chamberlains s Salve It Is also unequaled forjaore nipples busy app scalds For Safe1 by all dealert ml AGED MAN ITEDjFOR SELLING LIQUOR I Frank Dearborn an aged whit- man e who is almost blind who bai a wife and live small children Tab + Jhg to age troBtelg1it yetra doini3o two yeari of age Van artsy tHortOn Ohio CDDAty11tit fifcil f t I dataMarshalfeej n ah rgeotboUegglig r Dearborn was taken before G0ioWiMlonef Rice at Leltchflejd and bell to the federal grand jprrii and lodged in the Devices county jaik It is atfeged that Dearborn load ed whiskey by the case tit grass sacks and distributed Jt from the back itan old mule he owned and despite the many pleadings of hisI friends refused to discontinue the Illegal practice until he was arrest ed Guy Patterson was arrested at Caneyville Ky by Marshal Nichols on the same charge and was placed in the Davless county jolt In default of a 200 bond to appear before the federal grand jury AFTER THE FORGERY SHE BURNED BABY CLOTHES Cleveland Ohio Oct 14Abundle of baby clothes smouldering on a grave In the Monroe Street Cemetery told a pitiful story of temptation that came In the way of Mrs Julia Nagy a twentyyearold mother To buy pretty wraps for her baby and food for her sick hus band the young woman forged the name of her employer Mrs Ezra Kendall wlte of the late authorac tor as an indorsement on a a26 check Carefully she divided the money Half of it she hoarded to secure nourishment for her husband the other half she Invested in pretty baby things bits of ruffles lace and ribbons That night overcome by remorse the woman stole into Mon roe Street Cemetery and in the dark ness burned the dainty clothes Only the ashes remain Saturday Mrs Nagy was arraign ed before Judge Lawrence of the forsd Friends who knew that another baby soon would be ushered Into the little home signed her ball bond 00 CERALVO Oct 16Rev N B Watson fill ed his first appointment here Sun day Mrs Price Hallows Louisville spent a few days here last week Miss Mottle Helsley left Tuesday for Dowling Green to attend school Mrs Clemmle Everley wife of Dr G L Everly was burled hero Wednesday Funeral services were conducted by Revs N B Watson and R D adevoteda host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss TheoryQfDshlgreen and relatives here Last Call for Taxes Representatives of the Ohio jndllcatCdTax Receipts and you wllj save com theaccessltyarranging to settle In this manner Deputy Sheriff S O Keown will be at Deancfleld Thursday Octbber 19 forenoonHerbert Thursday October Inafternoon Shreve Friday October 20 forenoon Trlsler Friday October 20af ternoon Fordsvllle Saturday October 21t Cromwell Tuesday October 24 forenoon Prentls Tuesday October 24at ternoon Wysox Wednesday October 25 Ceralvp Thursday October 26 foronoolli SmallhOus Thursday October 26 afternoon Matanzas Friday October 27 Taylor Mines Saturday October 28afternoon Rockport Monday October 30 Dundee Tuesday October 31 T H BLACK S O C By S O KEOWN D S o 1 S- Take Your Common Colds Se riously Common colds severe and frequent lay the foundation of chron ic diseased conditions of the nose tatsbronchitissumption For all coughs and colds In children and In grown persons Sake Foleya Honey and Tar Corns pOund promptly After exposure and when you fecJa cold coming on talje Foleys Honey and Tar Compound It checks and relieves Use no Substitutes Tho genuine is In a yellow package always Trot iale by all druggists toI State Mcctlhj of Docloni The Kentucky State Medical As n Bocjatlon will meet at Padifcah Oc tober 2426 Pre JJrograi Ibis yjss will earbtt entirely practical Sad of great benefit to alt Nfrhb aU Ctend h6 d6ct6r8 6t kentucV afe actively Studying medicine and fceetfng in touch with the rapltJ aaV takba intbb cute A 41reV liOB- tlIM dtieUe Excursion rate eft one 1jtad one= tetra have been made fpV tthboa thtc rtlilcate F- lak1Tj t r A Gathering of Beautiful Fal1 j Fashions Awaits Your i jrj Approval v blue Price Front Design Price Iu = t v If you yourself had selet ted the t dainty PRINTZESS Myles thatwe v are showing in our Garment Depart y ment you be enthusiastic 1 about them as we are oithe softbeauti Aglimpse from which they fevWi are tailored In all of the i charming color tones of Fallsuch I as walnut brown possum gray empire green guelph blue and tus sah tan would convince even yore that hero was a Fashion display that you ought to more about and you can Well be glad to 9really1 Fashiondom tBelowber of beautiful models Read the descriptions or better still visit our Garment Department and try ontheactual garments Lot No1 A Suit fox made in the latest styles and strictly tailored It is made of unfinished Cheviot and lined with Massaline Silk wines in black and 1650 Lot No 2v A Suit for most important func j listylCli made of Hard Finished Serge comes in blacfr blue and tan The Jacket is 28 inches long lined with Massa lind Silk andnas Velvet Collar The Skirt is one of the new Hich Waist III Panel would know service 2050 IIf CarsontCoiIra- corporntod I HARTFORD KENTUCKY I NEWS JJHave You Seen Bxg= Ben Sis the daddy of them all He is not jj lJanjilarm clock but a sleep meter that tells you in a gentle persuasive way when to arise BIG BENin the house no morO missed I breakfasts or getting to worK late He is always on the job Fully guaranteedtSee our show window and call and let us show you how he works L ter- t J B Tappan a Jeweler aM Optician KENTUCKYHARTFORD 0 I T aDif I ted 1t Wt 1Vi111 2S 1barttIlo o J It a yvxk t 7t C trVSorghqin t 1 Y V 1 ashat ai roadstation iI tjFRDrG OC 8 il COMPANYu 04 v 7Wr M t I tL WEDNESDAY+ OCT 18 191 L THE HARTFQEOXHERA1D PAGE FIVE wI1 Just a Word Please1 MtCIII Irn d No 4281 1V1PrIce11 15 centsp A SMART FALL MODEL 1 prettier line of the Newest Creations was never shown in Hartford Wewant to I show you and you greatly accommo I date us by calling whether you are ready to buy or not Already our sales have been phenomenal and its no wonder to us for our prices and styles are irresistible Call and see us for any Fall Wear and al waysfrear in mind that It Pays to Trade With a House that Saves You Money Piano Coupons Given With Every Pjirchasc I Illinois Control tlroadTirito Ta j isi bio lit Beaver Dim Ky North Bound South Bound NQ 132 405 am No 1211134put J Nq 12242 8 pm No 101 248 pm No lOZraMS pm Ni 131 865 pm- t J E Williams Agt 0000000000000 0 O LOCAIJ TfEWS AND TOO PERSONAL POINTS 0 6 p o jbbo 6p poooooopo T 1 Every cent jpent at Fairs countsI a vote in the Piano Contest MrC Pirtle McHenry gave TheiHerald a pleasant call Monday Trade at Fairs get the Pjano coupons and keep your friend Jn the coptest itftlr LC Taylor Hartford tout i 1t give The Herald ST pleasant call Saturday ilr A J Wilson Fordsvllle was a i leasant caller at The Herald of flofc yesterday 4 W Loney McHenry was a pleasant caller at The Herald of flee Wednesday Mrs Alice Rial of Owensboro a the guest of Mr and Mrs El Crab tree near town Work to get the Piano at Fairs Insist on your tlenl1s buying their fall wear from them Mr J F Vlckers of Owensboro iI a former resident of Hartford Is tin I the city Mr and Mrs pave Johnson of Providence icy are the guests of their sister Mrs Valeria Yelser Sal Town property vacant lots cottaiN and two story dwelling 1 0 CO- Hartford Ky Leave yoar tauaary at ray Grocery teed0al1e4iphoseleG oller8 Oroe ry 4Dr CV Veltxend daughter J Miss GarEettV Oiatbn visited F L 1Felix and family a few days last jtweek i 1 I iItJHave you examined Fairs School Shoes for your children T If not i do tittt It off r They carry tiqnf buthe bestr MrJTi1 Smith of Bowling OrewsrrfketiMdoingSunday School misftaarefk in Southern Kern tuckyls IB kartford and Ohio coun ty ffiSllebklag after ties t Il1tftpJ to Snaday cl1ooliii I I I We want just a little of your III time to ielf you about our w- eNew CO t1 Suits andr Clocks They are now in our house on display A will t 1 I For YEISER Mr Frank May left Monday foH I Muskogee Ok on a prospecting trip and where he will probably lojiI cate with his family Mrs Dr J C Hoover of Owens I boro was the guest of her kinspeo pie Capt 8 K Cox and family rltyj several flays last week jj j OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at Thd Herald once Nice and clean tied up In bundles Five cents a bun die three for ten cents tf Dr E P Rodgers and Mr JHRoberts of Fordsvllle were 1n Hartford Monday and gave The Herald a- pleasant1 call white here 1 Two bogs and a girl weighing 7 6 and 6 pounds respectively were born to Mr and Mrs James W Walker ot Graham Ky recently Mrs George Futon of near Prim tie Is dangerously 111 at the rest dence of her parents Mr and Mrsi J W Wilson of the same vlclnllyj The residence of Mr Dan Quick of Fordsvllle was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday of last week None of the household goods were saved t J P OASEBIER CO Funeral Directors and Embalmers AH coils promptly and carefully attended to day or night Both telephones 28tf Beaver Dam Ky ExCounty Judge J P Miller has HartfordattdlIon lnlaw and daughter Mr and Mcs Ira D Bean Hartford School of Music Piano Harmony Violin and Voice Culture Under the direction of Miss Kathe rln Thompson of Frankfort and Miss Margaret Nail city 38tf Mr w M Aldington and wife of Smallhous and Mrs J C Glellen and sons Foster and Vernon Central City here pleasant callers at The Herald office Wednesday Mr Wm Gehtry of pear Barr ett J Fefryoiv meKtloiyajt whose Ill ness waiJMMde W he3y columns last weeke remtedyto be ln proving thfipDrst oPthe week Mrs RevA J Bennett and two daughters KSifcVeen t nWt Pauline Pt South Carrollton have been the guests of theiA Xlnspeople Jtfr and 1lrlRA WQc singi rtBe past few days Rev J ee of Providence Kyriprf ached itthe Cumberland Presbyterian Church la Hartford last Saturday night and j UBeulaBi ielTurcfa t Sunday r rnJ gv at 11 oclock and at afgbtrMtr T 1Mt Ji t Mr Pendleton Tyro and family have moved from their late reel dence about five miles east of Hart ford into the Dr Rhoads storeroom property on North Main street where they are conducting a general storeRev J W Bruner pastor of Hartford Baptist Church has resigned his charge here and will leave with his family Monday for j Cenler TeXaS Where he has bead called as pastor of a Baptist church there Messrs Emmet E Rhoads Point Pleasant J W Baker and T O Baker Render Thos Williams Hartford Route 4 Virgil Drake Roscoe Pirtle and Clarence PIrtle Cromwell J D Cooper Fordsvllle G C Magan Olaton Route 1 and J P Harl Narrows were among The heralds callers last Thursday Moving pictures at Dr Deans Opera House Friday and Saturday nights Oct 20th and 21st Arrangements have been made for new pctures both comic and catchy also interesting and instruc tive No entertainment compares with moving pictures prices and quality of entertainment considered Mr George W St Clair who had been in declining health for several months died rather suddenly at his residence about two miles east of j I reImainsI leaves burying a widow grounds several Thursday HeII many other relatives and friends to mourn his demise About two hundred teachers and citizens left on the L N at Hart ford yesterday morning to take the trip via Louisville to Mammoth Cave Attorney John B Wilson who tooK a leading part In arrang ing the trip accompanied the party as far as Louisville and Supt Henry Leach will go with them all the way They will be absent several daysRev T V Joiner the new Meth odist preacher in charge of this cir cuit delivered his first sermons at the court house here last Sunday morning and night His excellent sermons were highly enjoyed by the large audiences present A special feature of the occasion was the splendid music rendered by stringed Instruments and a large picked choirWhile painting the roof of the twostory storehouse of Dr Rhoads on Main street In Hartford last Fri day afternoon Mr W E vow balt fell 22 feet to the ground and sus tamped serious Injuries His ankle and three ribs Bare broken and his back badly wrenched The accident t was caused by the ladder on which he was working pulling Ihto He was carried home on a stretcher and Drs Riley and Pendleton were call ed His Injuries Wereat first thought to be fatal but after care ful attention by the Sectors Tils con dition Improved and ll Is now thought he will recover all fight PUBLIC SPEAKING- Mr M T Westerfield Democratic nominee for Representative from Ohio county will address the voters at the following places and times Hells Run Friday night Oct 20 Mt Morlnh Saturday night Oct 21 II u ford Monday night Oct 23- MaganTuesday night Oct 24 Deanefleld Wednesday night Oct 23- Herbert Thursday nlglrt Oct 20 Everybody Invited and urged to come out and hear him oooooooooooooooO O J W Brimer Pastor 0 00000000000000000Prayer ing at 715 oclock Teachers meeting in the Baraca room Thursday evening Sunday School at 945 Dr E Word Supt- Morning worship at 11 oclock and evening worship at 715 Sunday will be the pastors last I services and he would be glad to have a full attendance of the mem j i bershlp both morning and night j Rowo Tlnsley The marriage of Miss Audra Rowe and Mr James Leonard Tlnsley place Sunday afternoon at 3 tookII at the residence of Mr R A are The ceremony was solemnized by Rev Joiner of Hartford and witnessed by a large number of Blends After the ceremony the oflthel I Tlnsley where a nice reception awaited them We wish for them a bright and happy future Taken Up as Two red helter tetrarIt I get Owner same will please I SQ+ KEOWN Deputy SheriffI 1 JCt 1m 1 Te 1 f1 r 00000000000000000o I 000000000000000The In court hall here last Monday morning for a twoweeks term Judge T F Birkhead presiding Commonwealths Attorney Ben D RJngo and County Attorney C E Smith were present The following named gentlemen warp+ empaneled as grand jurors for the present term R C Stewart NatLlndley Jno W Keown James Carter W B McLean J H Loyd H EShultz Guyman Westerfield Oi P1f Brunton S H Render J J Stewart and J W Malin J H Loyd was designated as foreman of the grand jury S H Render was selected as sheriff and Nat Lindley as clerk The grand jury being empaneled wereinstructed by the Commonwealths Attorney In an exhaustive manner calling the jurys attention to the many things they were ex pected to look after in their delib erations admonishing them to take time to ferret out all acts of the evildoers The Hon Court supple melted the instructions with some very timely suggestions as toi their duties and the performance of same after which came the report of the various County and Circuit Court officials The following named gentlemen were empaneled as petit jurors for the term IM W C Daugherty R S Jackson L W Miller R E Ward John Edge J M Leach W F Sanderfur W L Jams J C Taylor L C Molton J T Funk It W Davis b F Boswell James C i I WilsonIJi Allen Tom Chinn Burnett McDow ellandR W Brown A few years ago it took from a weeks to ten days to dispose of the criminal docket Now however it only takes a few hours to dispose of the criminal cases All the cases set for the first days docket were disposed of as follows Comth vs Mary M Kimbley fined one cent and costs Comth vs E S Randallfined G and costs pomth vs Ernest James et al filed away Comth vs Luther Bruce Less Hurt and Herman Young filed away Com th vs Ernest White Clar ence Dillard Isaac W Bernheim J B Atchinson Raymer Phillips and Lee Howell all stricken off The remainder of the cases were contin Ued kcen4 Comth ys Charles Condor Com th vs Kerney Alvey and George Simpson were passed Ordinary Pocket Jury Trials Monday 1st DayS W Glass cock w C G Klmbley Tuesday 2d Day Wayne Lee vs L N R R Co i J Mi Taylor vs I C R R Co Wednesday 3d DnyT J San dage vsc M H 8 E R R Co Gnyman Westerfleld vs M H 8 E ttT R Co J W Koontz vs R C Hunter et alThursday 4th Day Gustavus St Clair vs M H E R R Co Wm Murphy vs M H E R R CoJ L Alford vs JW Embry Friday 5th Day Hiram Babbitt vs L N R It Co A D Taylor vs Evansville Bowling Green Packet Co Jas P Stevens vs Jas P Taylor WEDNESDAY9th Day Those Cook vs M H E R R Co r- VlrgH TraUvs McHenryjCoal Co I Z Cp Wayne Ells vs Smith Cooperage IJ W Glasscock vs C G Klmb ley verdict of Jury 105 for plain tiff NOTES Marvin Miller official stenographer for this Judicial Dis trict Is In attendance at Court Visiting Attorneys Messrs Doyle Willis Greenville Armstead Jones Nelson Judges J M Porter and D B Rhoads Beaver Dam and John T Rone Centertown MAXWELLI choir Is practicing for the convention at Mt Carmel the fifth Sunday in this monthMr O E Barr and daughter Hattie Mae went to Owensboro Fri day 1Mr and Mrs Wilson Bennett of place are going to move to Oweiisboro Mrs Ji T Newcomb went to Livermore Wednesday and Mrs For rest Crote went to theBaine place Monday IMiss Louise Riley went to Owens hero Friday- 1fh64911Eprppeanwheatprop of eight countries of Europe will be a banner ope equaling 1716905000 baabejs s Send The Herald iheNgWS we wiH r appruectai te iit f fi +7 o J ROYAL III BAKING POWDERAbsolutely Purim The only Baking Powder made from oyalCrapeCreamof tartar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE THE PEACE OUTLOOK- IS I LESS FAVORABLE Both in TurkdItalian and China WarsPowers Await Action Berlin Oct 16tne outlook forr a successful intervention to bring an end to the TurkoItallan War Is be coming less favorable according to a semiofficial statement today Italy has yielded to public opinion at home and Is no longer willing to concede a Turkish suzerainty for Tripoli while on the other hand Turkey Is not willing to surrender Tripoli unconditionally because of the Internal danger that would bo Involved by such yielding on the part of the Government Accordingly diplomats here see no chance for mediation at present or until the attitude of the Turkish Chamber of Deputies Is ascertained It Is Impossible for other Powers to negotiate definitely with Constanti nople in the absence of a settled Government there The situation causes anxiety here Although yesterdays report that Emperor William had summoned the Italian Ambassador Signor Pansa to his Majestys hunting lodge near Eberswaldo Prussia for a conference on the political sttltua tlon proves to have been Incorrect the Ambassador did have an extend ed conference with the German For eign Minister Herr vOn Klderlen Waechter Tdday the Emperor detained Chancellor Yon nethmann Holloweg at his hunting lodge In order that they might discuss the Turkoitalian situation He also postponed for several days the aud len e which had been arranged fo tomorrow for the newlynccredltcd American Ambassador Mr Leish man The Chinese situation Is a most delicate one and rio surprise would be felt here it It caused Internation al negotiations to determine upon Joint action by the Powers The German cruiser Gnelsenau with the commander of the German Asiatic squadron and a torpedo boat have sailed for Hankow by way of Nan kingThe commander of the German gunboat Tiger reports from Hankow that the American Admiral has as sumed command of the foreign warships at Hankow the Japanese Ad miral Kwashlma continuing at the j head of the foreign p rorcesITWO AIjUCOKD LODGE- ORGANIZERS I HEAT HOTEL t 141Clalmlns1 der of Moose F A Hlgman and J i R Parsons in a few days secured seventylive dollars In membership fees from prospective members J They turned up missing today leaving a largo hotel bill unpaid The proprietor phoned the headquarters of the Moose at St Louis and was notified that the men had been discharged for embezzling I money They were traced to Louisville under a warrant sworn out by Mr Noe of a hotel at Madison vllle and Chief Carney of that city has the case Foleys Kidney Remedy vs a Hope less Case Hon Ark J E Freeman says I had a severe case of kidney trouble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless I used several I well known kidney remedies and had the services of a doctor all of which gave me norelief One large bottle of Foleys Kidney Remedy cured me and I have never been bothered since I have also recommended It to my friends who all re ceived the same good results For sale by all druggists m For Sale Farms All sizes from poyItI I A C YEISER CO Hartford Ky I us SAY IT WILL TAKE NEARLY YEAR TO TRY McNAMARAj ILs Angeles ai Oct d4Prel- dlcllonsthatit wilriYakeft month to getia jury and nlneTmouthi to try QQNamaraf I lowing the adjournment of court at noon till Monday Whether they will get a Jury out of the 800 venlre men Is problematical and there Is even talk of the necessity of tak ing the trial to another county Eight hundred witnesses are expect ed to be called many living in dis tant States The admlsslblllty of Z T Nelson to the jury was not de cided today More arguments re garding him are to be heard Monday Biliousness is ttooa disordered condition of the stomach Cham berlains Tablets are essentially a stomach medicine Intended espec ially to act on that organ to cleanse It strengthen it tone and Invigorate it to regulate the liver and to banish biliousness positively and effectually For sale by all dealers m They Have It If the Kentucky Democrats have any gumption they will never let Judge ORear get ahead of his name in the approaching election Houston Post TAYLOR MINES f 1 Oct 1GMiss Blanche Park gave a very nice birthday party at her home Thursday evening and received several nice presents Refresh ments were served at 9 oclock All present spent an enjoyable evening Mr B F Hudson of Taylor Mines who bas been ill of typhoid fever is recovering rapidly Dixie Hocker of Taylor Mines who also has been ill of typhoid fe ver is Improving Miss Ethel Johnson and Miss LIJ Ho Draper arrived at their home at Taylor Mines from Herron and Ma rion 111 Monday morning Misses Verna and Corinne John son returned to their home at Tay MasseyrSprings and Brownsville where they have been visiting The bathtub trust must dis solve according toa decision In fa vor of the Government handed down against the Standard Sanitary Man ufacturing Company by the United States Circuit Court at Baltimore ESPECIAL PRICES ALWAYS PREVAIL q WITH 2 LIKENSAOTONOne S 8 RoadI8 Daybreak Fertilizer and Farm and B R Poultry Woven Wirejust in carry Hardware a full Tinware line of WeII 8IIIIIJustI Received I j8 A carload of II I FURNITUREI Prices weights GUARANTEED and measures i LIKENSACTONProprietors HARTFORD s KENTUCKY CXXXXXXXXXXXXXiOCOOOOOCXXXXJ AUTUMN I Millinery i All tjhe newest and 9 most attractive designs made to yqur or der at most reasonable prices SatisfactionG- uaranteed i NallI J 7l 1- i f IPE SIX THE HARTFORD H RAI D a iv DAY JjTIfijjJ r BEN JOHNSON ON THE ISSUES PoInts Out the Duty of Kentuckyy Voters In This Campaign STRONG AND RINGING ADDRESS a Glaring Inconsistencies Insincerity and Artful Dodging of the Republi can Candidate For Governor Re vealed by the Eloquent Speaker Who Dwells Upon Problems of State and National Import Danville KySpcclaIA large crowd of Boyle county Democrats assembled at the courthouse to hear the lion Ben Johnson make his first speech In the present political campaign In strong and ringing words he declared his unqualified support of the Democratic ticket and promised j to speak In its behalf at wcatever i point In the state the DemocraticIparty should call upon i Mr Johnsons speech in full is aaI 1 followsLadles and Gentlemen At the out set I wish to assure you that I have more far more than a passing Inter est In the welfare of Boyle county Perhaps it Is unknown to many of p you but it has always been a cher ished with and ofmemory me one 1which I am always proud that this beautiful county of Boyle with its fertile soil and good citizenship was first founded by my ancestors They were among the first to fight back the Indian and make It possible for you to be here today Dut a half mile from where I now stand was Crows fort erected by myI greatgrandfather Crow There my p grandfather Bon Crow was born Here at the McConnell place a half mile on the other side my mother was born Then here on the Robert Evans place my grandmother was born So I know that you vlll be Hero me when I say that Boyle coun ty is dear to me In addition to that to a distinguished citizen of the tOWh from which I come you owe Boyle county The celebrated lawyer Ben Hardln who was my fathers first law partner when ho was at Harrods burg rroHocutlng Wilkinson from Mississippi for having killed some men in the old Gait house In Louisville felt that Harrodsburg and that portion of Mercer county had not treated him fairly during that trial When he walked out of the courthouse at Harrodsburg after that trial he said to some of his friends II will build a ton rail fence stake and rider around this town out of this county I will make two and he did Through his own efforts and those of his two distinguished sons 1n law he formed Boyle county and by that act he gave Kentucky Boyle and Mercer two of the best and greatest counties In the whole state of Kentucky tpon being Introduced to this au dience a moment ago it was said that I way connected with George Coulter Yes George Coulters wife is my first cousin Her mother and my mother ware sisters I have always loved Anna Coulter very much until recently I spent last night at her home and I am not in us good humor with her today as I was yes terJny for the reason that sho insisted all yesterday afternoon pretty nearly al the night and this fore noon that her crandbpbv was prettier than mine I can not stand for that IImportant Contest OnIBut now fellowcitizens wo have poIIticalmy Judgment was more momentous the day it commenced than it Is nowI I andII The claim of sanctity made for the Republican candidate for governor with such a great Hare and Mowing of trumpets has exploded because of apparent insincerity upon his part Hoiij i stopithe swearing then Jt waa to beIj elected governor of Kentucky and finally HUs Elllnh translated to heaven lie Is most toI good for this world He Is so good that everything around I todayitj Buttdayhewhat was good then is not quite so good now I The most Important issue In this byJudgepollticsanybody tell me where upon earth from the creation of things to this good hour in any state In any land or in any clime has any man ever run for the governorship of any respect able community upon the one issue that you shall not discuss national politics He started out to capture the whole state upon the Issue of prohibition with national politics barred Ho doesnt call it prohibition but hit p calls it tho county unit law meanlrfg of course that he is In favor of carrying it to the point of where he would burn down the distilleries If necessary He thought that was go lug to elect him and that was one of the things which in the beginning of the campaign sounded so good to rc MMB WI W WINJW rum nut as me canvass progresses only a few weeks ago he found there were some people who entertained contrary opinions about that proposi ton Then it developed that this man better than his party which he asks to elect him changed front and whiskey was not so bad at last and now you have hIm day after day in speech after speech getting away from the proposition that whiskey Is the worst thing on earth He now admits that ho himself Is not a teetotaler that ho takes a drink when he wants to that he keeps It in his house and gives It to other people and that he Is not against the whiskey business as a business not quite so good a local optlonlst as Henry Wattorson A Democratic legislature of which I am glad to say I was a member passed a law and I myself voted for It most cheerfully and willingly to the effect that alcoholic liquors should not be shipped from one part of the state Into dry territory That Is demo ocratic doctrine Local selfgovern ment Is one of the fundamental prin clples of democratic doctrine Each locality should control Itself When any locality says that It does not want it I said by my vote then and I reiterate it now that it should not bo forced upon that locality But that law I regret to say Is almost a nul lity A Republican congress through a generation of agitation of this question has said In effect You can pnss as many state laws as yon choose to prohibit the shipping of liquor into dry territory but we tho great Republican congress cf Amer lea intend to see that It may be shipped That Is the stand of the Re ptiirIcnn prty and line stands its candidate for governor In the state of Kentucky committed by his plaform to au approval of the action of that CONGRESSMAN BEN JOHNSON I congress Is he carrying out that prln ciple for which he says he stands anti stands far above all other questions I say he Is not and I say that If ho had been a member of con gross when the election of speaker came he would have voted for Joe Cannon and Joe Cannon I say has been tho greatest enemy to the cause of temperance and tho greatest en cloy to the human family that has lived in the United States for 50 years I have soon him in all his tyranny I have soon him in nil his rough riding and I am ever mindful of the day when he deliberately told the cork of the house not to call my name so that I might cast a vote In behalf of the people But I did vote and I told him then and there that I would vote at any hazard and if It was necessary to pull him out of that chair thAt I might vote I would do so und I told that clerk that he could not pass that ballot sheet up to the speaker that the result might he announced until my name was upon Itf that the people of the Fourth congressional district had sent mo theta with a right to vote and I did not propose to let the tyr Rally os one man deprive me of that rightNational Issues to the Fore Now they say that we shall not discuss national Issues If not then what What have we their consent to discuss Positively nothing ba causo I say that the Republican cam paign has degenerated into nothingness Judge ORcars failure to dis cuss national politics himself or to permit anybody else to discuss it re minds me of something that actually happened at Dardstown lien Tal botts wife had a cook and Mrs Tal bott had said that Aunt Jane had stolen a rabbit from her und Aunt Jane went to her and said Miss Ma mie did you say I stole your beef steak Miss Mamie said No I didnt say that I said you stole my rabbit Never min Miss Mamie there aint nobody talking about rabbits I want to know It you said I stole your beefsteak No I said you took my rab Hold on Miss Mamie there aint nobody talking about rabbits All I come here to ask you about was whether you said I stole your beefsteak ornot t That is Judge ORear You can BO along and talk about what you pleaso rabbits or anything else but too mustnt talk about the very thing In which the American people are Moat Interested apd that Is the question of feeding and clothing them selves and their children What good Is it going to do you to have a man tell yon that he is going to wipe whisker off the slate or the tobacco trust off the map when because by his failure to devote his efforts to other pressing questions you and your chll dren are to be turned out to starve f Cheers I Have we a right to discuss national testiest jnoge ORear says not the president says yes SpookIng of pies Ident Taft attitude upon this sub ject the Washington Post saysI Massachusetts Republicans Mary land Republicans Kentucky RepubU cans and the Republicans of other states where full tickets are In thd field this year would do well to heed the advice of the leader of tho party In his speechWhat the Tariff Does The carrying cf these states now means the carrying of the United States next year It means putting Taft back In the presidents chair that he may veto a woolen schedule It meana putting him back In the presidents chair that whtn the mom bore even of his own party dare not refuse to pass a bill giving farmers free implements to the people of this country he shall be back there to veto the bill What does the passage of a bill for fanners free implements mean It means that when you pay 100 for a farmers implement with the duty removed you will pay only 40 for the same Implement Yet in augurated by the Democrats and voted for soldly by the Democrats that bill was passed and after It was passed President Taft vetoed It Taft said upon a former occasion that we must have a reduction In the prices of clothing and he cited these figures That mens suits which retail for 1G bear a tax of 1076 that mens overcoats which retail for 513 bear a tax ol 1183 that mens hats which retail for 2 each bear a tax of 88 cents each that mens shoes which retail at 2a pair bear a tax of G24 cents a pair that woolen un derwear which retails at 1 a gar ment bears a tax of 82 cents a gar ment thus leaving the dollar gar ment costing only 18 cents to bear a tax of S2 cents that woolen hose which retail at 50 cents a pair bear a tax of 35Yt cents a pair that cot ton hose which retail at 150 per dozen pairs bear a tax of 8216 cents that womens cloaks which retell at 15 each bear a tux of 988 each that womens cotton dresses which retail at 10 each bear a tax of 5 eachHe enumerates a list of other things which my limited time today docs not permit mo to read to you yet when the Democrats passed bills cutting that tax half In two Presi dent Taft the veryman who picked out these items on which the Ameri can people were unjustly taxed vetoed the bills Ho was one way yes lord v nod another way tomorrow You have a Republican candidate In Kentucky today who was one way yesterday and another way tomorrow nn every proposition that comes up Now fellow citizens tho Republi cans lire running through the state telling you how easy It Is to be to beat std Jim McCreary I tried that and you can prove by me that It Is not the easiest thing In the world to beat him It seems to be the irony of fate that the first speech I make in this campaign should be made on the head waters of Salt river Salt river hoads over here In Cousin Lo gan Caldwells field After the text election Is over I am going to csk a crowd of you fellows here to go with me down Salt river and meet ORear and his crowd coming up and drown every sonof a gun of them Long On Promises In 1007 when Governor Willson was a candidate for governor on the Republican ticket the Republicans got out a campaign handbook and I laid one away in u safe place know- Ing thAt four years thence the Repub licans would have another candidate for the same office and that some of the things they promised to do would I not be done at the end of the Our years just like today the things thej promise you to do If they are elected will never be done at all About the only concern with them recently it seems has been to see how much they could promise and In order to make their promises abundant they have put John Langley at the head of the Republican campaign in this tIght You know that over in the mountains where John Langley comes from they call him Promissory John When It comes to making him chairman of the Republican com mittee cf this state I want to tell you that it la most significant When Joe Cannon had overridden the Democrats In the house and when Insurgents of a sufficient num her had been created who joiner the Democrats and when some goon bills were to come as a result of that coati tion Joe Cannon kept that house In session for 36 hours Harvey Helm is here today and will bear me out in the statement that he I and many others both ate and slept on the floor of the house that we might be there when occasion arose to vote Joe Can non out of the speakers chair If it were possible We lacked only a few votes of turning Cannon out The Republicans had summoned and call ed in from all over the United States every one of their absent members and when they marched into the chamber every feUow of them carried something under his coat When the result of the vote was announced each and every man drew from beneath his coat an American flag the stars and stripes of this nation the banner of freedomand they mounted the desk tops and waved those flags over their heads showing by that act that they were glad and exultant because Cannon had wont and the American people had lost They deserved tie stripes but they dia graced ithstar Foremost among VJnithattriumph over y4r defeat and that man was John W Langley the present t 4 chairman of the Republican campaign committee Ob Mr ORear I do not blamd you for not wanting to discuss national1 politics Let that sleep you say We will capture Kentucky this time by keeping down those things andI then next year when we hold every office within the gift of Kentucky and have all the power and influence that this will give us and every av nue of money running our way w will capture Kentucky again for ii will be an easy matter then to throw Kentucky into the Republican col umn and reelect Taft and Langle- that your rights may be trodden upon as though they were not God glven Broken Pledges- In the Republican Campaign Handbook of 1907 we find this In their platformWe demand a reform In the management of our public elee mosynary and penal Institutions to the end that they shall be operated by a bipartisan board upon proper business principles and their inmates treated hu manelyHav carried that out Great beavcnsi They promised to treat the inmates of eleemosynary institutions humanely Have you people eo soon forgotten that only a short time ag the superintendent at one of these institutions took a halfwitted girl and debauched her although he occupied the relation of guardianship over her Is that the humane WilY in which they are to treat our feeble- minded our afflicted our unfortu nates in the future If so God grant that you may send none there from the good county of Boyle Then they said Wo favor the enactment and enforcement of a local option law with the county as the con trolling unit They favored it then they favor it now They didnt give It to you then and they wont give It to you now i They may say to you that they fa voted it but you had a Democratic legislature and they would not pass it Let me answer them and say that from the Democratic party they took four men and with those four they elected the attorney for the Whiskey Trust to the United States senate Yet fellow citizens upon the county unit bill when the Democrats gave them nearly 60 votes they could not pass it Were they sincere then I say no Are they sincere 1I0W I answer as emphatically no Then they go on to say 1io condemn the law passed for Immoral political purposes creating the racing commission in Kentucky and demand its repeal Did they repeal It No Did they try to repeal it No But the man who Is today their lieutenant gover nor voted for the passage of that Ilaw and he Is today one of its strongest supporters in the state of Kentucky The only thing they have done towards the breaking up of the racing commission Is for one of their men flee the country with all Its cash toII The Call Called There was a paper published ut Frankfort at that time that went by the name of The Call I dont know whom it wiled and I dont know what It called but everybody that it called seems to have gone astray somehow The Republican Campaign Handbook has this to say The Call charges that the BtckhamHagcr administration reduced the tux to two and a half cents and Increased the assessed value of taxable property 25 per cent Let me read to you what the DemII ocratic Handbook has to say on subject The complaint they then made against the Democratic admin Iistration was that it raised the as sessed value of property The Demo cratic Campaign Handbook of this year says There has been no direct increase in the tax rate but as it was necessary to raise money In eome way to carry on the Will son war It couldnt well be run on interest bearing warrants they resorted to an indirect method of raising the rate The state board of equalization turner the trick by raising the valu ation of property as turned in from the counties We shall take tho years of 1910 and 1911 as samples In several counties this has been as great ns 25 per cent It was as much as 20 per cent in a still greater number and 14 per cent 12 per cent 10 per cent and 5 rer cent in others In 1910 93 counties were raised the average raise being about 12 per cent In 1911 72 counties have been raised the average raise being a lit tie more than 9 per cent Thus it will be seen that while the state rate was not actually In creased the result was the same in these counties as it it had been raised an average of 12 per cent in 1910 and an average of9 per cent in 1911 This was equlv alent to raising the state tax rate on these counties from 50 cents on the 100 to 66 cents In 1910 and 54E cents in 1911 This av erage raise of 12 per cent on 93 counties in 1910 and 9 per cent on 72 counties In 1911 is equivalent to a flat ratio of nearly aO per cent on the entire 119 coun ties In the state in 1910 and about C per cent in 1911 And It must not be lost sight of that these heavy raises were certified out to the counties and that all county to city and district taxes were proportionTake where the doss was a5 pp sent ca lauds tad personalty A firifr j i 7tr 11 It w P I u M t 3 1j cr listing his land at3000and personalty at 91000 making 4 OOllt found TirUm he went to pay his taxes that he was paying oa 5iOOO Unjust Taxation My mind turns at this moment to a certain matter Mr Garnett has just spoken to you of a plan to revise Kentuckyaand everybody was favor theytare titers is a different advocated by each party as tothe youyyou know and maybe Mr Garnett does not know but it Is a fact theta nian in Louisville has been taken from prominent newspaper work and put upon a salary of 5000 a year 15 months in advance cf the approach Ing election to advocate before the next legislature the passage of a new tax law for the jute of Kentucky and the principall feature of that is to illustrate that If you own a 10000 farm and you have borrowed 5000 on It that the farmer who borrows the money shall pay taxes on 10000 and the man who lends the 5000 on the farm may escape taxation alto gether on the 5000 I think and II believe every man who Is to take part manolawns a farm and has money boy rowed upon It that he shall pay taxQs only to the extent that he has neI quI red title to the farm leal lrII equitable and that the man who his money loaned upon the farm shall not escape the tax that is in anoth er form if you have three foarths of the farm paid for and you have money owing to another to the extent of the other onefourth I say and the Democrats of Kentucky are saying that you should pay taxes upon tho three fourths value of tho farm only and the man who has loaned you the other ond fourth should pay the other onefourth of the taxesI it to be n fact that they In tend to foist upon you a plan which will not tax the money I know from all I have heard of the Democratic candidate for the legislature in this county that they are not going to get that proposition past him and I think every candidate should promise before you vote for him that he will not favor such an unfair and unjust measure as will allow the monIed In terests to escape taxation to the det riment of the real estate owner Case of Caleb Powers Now fellow citizens I am going to turn to the present Democratic Cam palgn Book for a few minutes I read We denounce the action of the Republican governor for his partisan and unjust action in pardoning the men indicted fOr participation in the assassination of William Goebel the governor four state and we assert that those pardons were granted for political reasons and not upon the merits of tho cases DemoIa pardon to any man until he had first been convicted by 12 men and afterward found to his belief to be Innocent He said with uplifted hand all over Kentucky and pledged his own honor and that of his party to 1t He has violated it Among the men that he pardoned in violation of his pledge was Caleb Powers The Republicans of the Eleventh district have sent him to congress I just said I had been in congress all this time and I had never yet made the acquaintance of Speaker Cannon Powers is another man I have never become acquainted with and furthermore I never will meet him I have seen his picture in the paper and then i always threw the paper away but before high heaven today I do not know Powers when I see him and God knows I dont want to But he has been sent to con gress What Is he doing in congress I never saw him there If I did I didnt know him but you can read the Washington papers about him and I have a copy of the Washington Herald in my hand of date of Juno 27 1911 and under big headlines hero we read Powers Blames White Man For Race Troubles Kentuckian Tolls Negroes to Fight For Their Rights Representative Caleb Powers of Kentucky raid last night at amass meeting of colored peo pie In Ebenezer M E church to protest against the hanging of Mamie E Lomax that therell be many wet days and dry ones too before theyll hang Mattte Lomax In this city Tumultuous applause greeted this sentiment The Ken tucky representative also advocated equal suffrage for women He informed his audience that if there Ila race question on the white man Is responsible for it that the negroes should stand together and fight for their rights Instead of being ashamed of their colorGreat God fellow citizens we heard otthlll man at Frankfort In much the same vein Inciting a mob before he war scarcely known In pol itics and before his tuMmy had reached to other parts of the nation Now we find him sent by the Repub focus of the Eleventh Congressional district to the capital of the United States there to pursue the same damnable tactics and to incite thq negro against the white man in thin country I Iwt he a shame to his own family His gnod old mother who died a fete months ago I am sai i yethtliDa fOIl want aery athht la Ken y v tiirot1 Pf s ILucky Is toUrithS kind ofeatU ther f youarf ta 1iipthgilegraasdJ I feW white Republicans In the Rtate oC Kentucky to foist upon our statel God grant that such may nptbe the easel Who has done IU A Rcpubli can governor Who Approves It1 A Republican candidate for governor Can you haVe any confidence iu a matt who promises yott one thing and does exactly the contrary 3 I 1 do not often take lissue wUh my friend Jim Garnett about anything W The truth of the business is Jai Gar 1nett would make a good head to pur J ticket He is about the cleanest and best white man in Ken tucky I take issue wJtW Jim about complaining that Governor Wllhwn has been out of the state of Kentucky tso much For one I am glad oft it u 1 Itri will come back I am 8 rhisnever come back e I have been in Washington all the tlmo until a few days ago and thla is the first speech 1 slave attempted to make iu this campaign and J have not kept up with the newspapers and their comments on the polltlccl af fairs as closely as 1 should have i liked but here is a speech of Judge ORear made at Eizabothtown anltII published in the Louisville Post Hn mentioned the liquor question often doting the speech and I tao marked every mention of it Here is a newspaper copy of the speecli You can of see lit looks like a crazy quilt What did he say upon the subject of liquor But before I get to that part of it down here he says Only about 30 per cent of the Democrats of the state particil pated in the primary according to the face of the returns while if the padding donb In Louisville nod the Big Sandy regions not to mention others be subtracted not more than 25 per cent votedFor the sake of argument let us admit that that Is true but it is not true Every one of those who did participate was a white man He said he got his nomination by 50 per cent of his party being representedwhen he was nominated but in that 50 per cent were Caleb Powers and men acing negroes Jim Garnett talked about Bradleys unspotted nnd undo fled toga Judge ORear knew if h wanted to run tiny sort of a race at all that he had to have the 90000 Kentucky negroes that Senator Bradley carries in the palm of his hand I do not know that Senator Bradley ever uttered a prayer In his life but If he did his eye immediately fell upon that part of the Scripture which paraphrased a little by Ward Headly reads Suffer little negroes to come unto me for they are of the Kingdom of the Republican party A Splendid Ticket Judge ORear in his Ellzabethtown opening speech said The nominations desired plan ned and previously agreed upon by that committee have beenlmade with an unerring precision that shows machine work It may be that the gentlemen so noml tinted were better than those reg istered A wise machine would not choose the weakest men in a close state- I am glad that even Judge ORear admits that the machine is a wise one and made the best pick of nil Kentucky to put on this ticket I am not going to stake any issue with him i on that and I am prepared to say that that ticket can core nearer be- Ing elected than any other ticket that could be named I long ago reached the conclusion that as between mo and Senator McCreary at the Novum her election he could set more votes J than I could I said HO and when I said so I further saidl thatjI was ready to go forth and raise my voles wherever it might do the most good towards its election L am here for that purpose today and I am going everywhere that the Dem ocratic campaign committee wants me to go I am for that ticket be cause every man tm it is an honor aWe man because every man on it Is a Democrat and In addition to that because every man on it in a most capable man The best reason I give for being for that ticket without reserve or hesitation is that they are Democrats And I will tell you fellow citizens that there was never a time since the oldest of you came into the world that it meant so much as it means now The Democrats have control of the house of represen tatives They are within a few votes of having control of the United j States senate the first time for a long while When that has been done even though the country should be unfortunate enough to have another Republican president we can pass a woolen schedule we can pw a cotton schedule we can pass a farmers free Implement bill over tile vein of any president they can elect Nations Eyes On Kentucky Tell me that national politics should not be discussed now when you In l this county on the seventh of ButI Xwhoi qr for a ltepubltcanto go teWasMng ton to vpte with the Interests and against the welfare of OwO great A American peeplel Deywfthtnational Issues Ahoald s be discussed when next ys re4rerts will be made to break JCealwifcjr loses from her former m wiagiio that she may go JtttHi1l1l1iU 4k the presidential raeet1 Tkseretieall the nation are upon KesttidW tqm every point tyealfea4yIbwttMkjr ua southern state ios1F L tt- r I rfWDNESD4Z OCT 18 11oYTHEi HARTFORD HERALDrAaSEVEN t r Ia I Ing to the aoutfc where freedom- t reigns where Equal rights to alt and special privileges to none has bitten the Watchword They are looking to Kentucky and to the south where the Urea of freedom have been kopt burn- Ing for 50 years and they say Ken+ tacky do your duty we of the north who have opposed your policies in the past oak you not to come to us you stand firm you do ypur duty to yourselves and to your children and we will come to you They admit that during all these years Kentucky and the south have been right that have been wrong that by the 4they they have Imposed wrongs and hardships upon Kentucky and when they did so they Imposed them r r themselves but they say now we areI1 ready to break the chains and asktv you to stand firm that they may i j ihands With you and break jOlnII system of trusts whch has grown under Republican admlnstratlon 111I this country The Liquor Question Judge Oftear in big headlines says that Kentucky must politics and restore cleallseherI the people God knows we want and It is all we ask Restore j the government to the people He need not propose any contention on I that proposition Governor Vlllson with his bayonets and his troops has taken government from every county y f i Into which he has sent them Restore this government to the people there Is nobody to take issue with him there We all join ORear there He says The legislature has failed and refused for 20 yearsi to carry that provision into effect as to Y having a town larger than countiesI class so as to make It the unit In prohibiting the sale of liquor Now Judge ORear has been driven from his first standpoint until ho comes to say that the constitution of the state of Kentucky has being violated until the county unit bill has been extended to every county In tho state of Kentucky alike and that any law is unconstitutional except one which does that Has not Judgo ORear written an opinion himself 1which says that the present law Is constitutional T Judge ORear said that the present law Is constitutional but Candidate ORear says that It Is not Which one are you going to believe Fellow citizens as to the county unit law I have this to say The first vote I ever cast In my life was In fa vor of local option and the last voteI I cast was also for local option I have lived to the ago of 53 and up to this good moment not ono drop of whiskey alo wino or beer has over passed my lips When I thought I was running some for governor they said it wouldnt do to elect me be cause I came from a whiskey county Judge ORear voiced some of those sentiments himself and the Republi can party when It did look like I had a chance to be nominated said It wouldnt do to nominate me becauso I came from a whiskey county Carry that argument out and where aro you going to landll say that you people who are extremely dry and are hunt ing for the driest candidate you eon find can not upon that argument vote for Judge ORear because ho comes from a whiskey county him 11self Llko charity reform should begin at home If ho can not reform his own county how In tho name of common sense is he going to mako the whole state of Kentucky dry It Is an absolute Impossibility for a gov ornor of Kentucky whoever ho maybe to make Kentucky dry unless tho most votes favor It dry No governor can be governor legislature and the court of appeals at one and the same time Judge ORear where Is the constitutionORear Inconsistent I t But a little further down he says about the county bill The liquor interests particularly the brewers have prevented itThey have prevented It by means of their activity in politics In KentuckyIn both parties may beIn the Democratic party par ticularly by which they have controlled tho legislature There Is a frank admission upon his part that his own party failed to vote the extension of the county unit law You have a county unit law on the statute books under which nearly 100 counties have gone dry Slnw 1906 when that bill was passedJ there has been no extension of the county unit law He should not comulaln the Democratic party for having made a law under which nearly 100 counties havo gone dry and which law he as Judge has declared to bo constitutional Except for the Dem ocratlc party you would not have that and then when there are but a few more counties left to be made dry be says that only the Republican party can do It admitting perhaps not Seeing the effect bf tho admission tthat his own party has aided and abetted In stopping the passage otthe law to extend this county unit liwr If you do not believe it go take tho votes In the last legslature Right 1nextto ine was Greenwoodl Taylor a senator In Greenwoods canvass for the state senate he was awful dry and Jie was to vote for the extension of the county unit law to 4 0JtealIIIgot to Frankfort I dont know wheth or he cot thirsty or hungry but ho voted Just the opposite way that he promised the people What are yOu going to make outofthat1 Is that i saytleatfrelkave9evwpsaK eft the Republican tlckt al Mesta li4allogahig nothing batdu 4M Ma stronger oaudf heterptyr 1f t I nay and In a mpnh from today he will be many times weaker than ho is now He cant fool all the peoplo all the while If there is any one thing on the earth that Judge ORear Is for It is anyito above everything else it Is the sale of liquor Is not that right He Is against the sale of liquor in ho not Isnt that what he ters you Until Senator Bradley got hold of him and until McCullough at Owens boo a distiller was made treasurer of the Republican campaign commit tee that was his claim but now In the first speech be made he stated party is not fighting the liquor Iou as a business the business of the liquor Inter heihrtIThere la n6 getting away from that propositionHere another statement In his speech In regard to tho liquor ques tion and every one of his statements on the subject Is contradictory to the other Ho thought in saying all of those different things be would hit It right somewhere and that imlnds mo of a story of a drunken fellow who was out squirrel hunting Hi had a squirrel up u tree and he took his gun and wabbling all over the tree fired His son little Johnnie said Papa I dont see why you didnt hit It for yon aimed all over the tree That hi what Judge ORear has done on the whir key question In this speech He has aimed all over the subject trying to catch everybody but he hun t fooled anybody It is certain that ho and his party are not opposed to the liquor business beca isa ho says so and If anyone hero contem plates casting a vote for him upon that ground be will find that he will be fooled What ORMrc Organ Says The Louisville Post Is championing ORears battle and It is the cbanv pion In Kentucky of local option but The Post makes this ndmlafllon Both parties declare for the passage of a straight out county unit bill and there IK no evasion of the Issue I Of the two the Democrats go perhaps n trifle further by specin allv indorsing the opinion of the court of appeals as written by Judge ORear and concurred In by six Demo cratic Judges In tho matter of the constitutionality of the Cam mack bill Later the Louisville Post Judge ORearp organ says The statn Is already able to toll what will take place if Mr McCreary Is elected governo and McDermott IIs elected lieutenant governor In our Judgment the state will In all probability secure by such a result one tangi bio reform tbe passage of the I county unltbil1and little else Judgo ORear In his Ellzabethtown speech in talking of temperance Issues further said HA power that is to be feared is also a power to be courted by those who fear it more than they dare It Then with that suggestive thought in his mind says Let us clear away first Nome confusing and misleading rtate ments of those who are today openly fighting the battles of the liquor interests in this campaign prohibitiontrue It Is even not propoeed by our party as an issue and could not be adopted except by an amendment to the constitution Everybody knows that no such amendment is proposed Nor is it the Issue whether a man should be allowed to drink If he wants to It is not at Issue whether sobriety or total abstl nence shall bo forced on our people as a legal Instead of a moral status Does that meet the requirements of those whom he expects to leave the Democratic party and vote fo him because of his temperance views Continuing he says Whether prohibition is wise orunwBo as a policy whether partial or total prohibition should prevail are utterly beside the question Mr Extremely Dry Man will talk like that Induce you to leave the Democratic party and go over to a party whose leader Is no dryer than that Mr Knott the editor of tho Post says the Democratic platform Is all right i Mccr aryl Stand You hear It said that Senator Mc dreary Is equivocal about a great many things that ho avoids taking a stand wherever he can possibly do so Didnt ho compel that conven tion to put a county unit plank In Its platform when perhaps the ronven tlon did not want to do It They say McCreary Is too old That ID what 1 said too And they say he wont live long I believe he Is going to live bong enough to sea QRear and the whole bunch of them turn their political toes to tho daisies ORear Is yet to find out that be Is Just as mistaken about it as I was He Is very much alive He may have been dead politically and I a mrather inclined to believe that he was too but his death must have bees like the fellow who picked ty atllttleecountry newspaper and tread WiHS the Aeathnotk that he himself was dead He did net- want4iilefdeods and relatives around to think that he was dead when he was allYef aid lie went dcxia ip the 1 II newspaper office and showed the no dice to the editor and said I see you stated In the newspaper that 1 1am dead The edlto said Yea ij The ifellow said I am not dead and I want you to correct It The editor said No we have to run our pa jI per on the principle that we do not j make any mistakes The fellow said You have to correct It because I am not deadI am very j much alive The editor said Yes thats a1ltrue but we bate to acknowledge that we have made a mistake We Just simply cant do it Finally after thinking It overij a new thought tame to the editor and ho said I will tell you what I can do 1 can put you among the list of births Senator Me Creary may have been dead and hs may have been ducking and dodging this question and that and the other but 1 am today putting him on the list of births and he Is back here now a new McCreary taking a poet tj thin like ho never took before In his life and says that hols for the county unit bill and when be does come out and says be Is he is I feel that I have kept you entirely i too long but I would like to detain you a minute or two about another thing Judge ORear before the Republican convention had this to say about Bradley It is a great privilege to he received In this manner hy the representatives of 237000 Repub Means of Kentucky and to be In troduced to this audience by my friend the senator who In my Judgment Is the greatest IvlngIl Kentucklan I am proud to soy of him furthermore that despite the machinations of the Ipbby here Is one senator from Kentucky on whose title there Is no stain and on whose record there is no blot Who Elected Bradley Bradley has been elected to the United States senate hasnt he Everybody admits that Who elected him There Is no truth In tho statement that anybody got any money for voting for him Perfectly clean and his tltln unspotted He got every single solitary vote that was cast for him out of patriotism and patriot Ism alone He was the best man for the Job That may have been because he was the chief attorney In Kentucky for the Whiskey Trust But Judge OKear says It was not Then who did elect him I can tell you If the Whiskey Trust did not Judge ORear has not treated the people right when ho tells them that the whiskey lobby did not elect Bradley by falling to tell them who dill If they did not then the opposing element did and that opposing clement must have been tho Womens Chris tian Temperance union You women who are here and who belong to the Womens Christian Temperance union ought to be ashamed of your selves for concealing the net that you elected Bradley to foe United States senate And then- I will tell you another thing thut you good women have done You have remained silent these three and a half years and you have allowed four other men with spotless and untar nished records to be criticised all over his country They were the four Democrats who voted for Brad ley If you good women got those four men to vote for Bradley why in the name of common sense didnt you come out and say so when the world was saying that those four votes cost G5000 You are working In a good cause as your name Indicates but yon have not been as fair to these four people as you should have been When those fellows got back home I and it took the men of prominence and backbone In at least one com munlty to prevent a tarring and f feathering you good ladles should I have come out and said ORear and l the Whiskey Trust did not elect I Bradley to the United States senate I woulrtl1111tj population In Danville might bo at least one more than It Is Acting the Demagogue I Vow fellowcitizens talk about gII man going over this country acting the demagogue ORear wen down I I to Glasgow the other day n treat tobacco J growing country and in his speech there and he had a great j I number of tobacco growers around jj him he sold There are 80000 tobacco rats I ers in Kentucky They rals pos sibly 400000000 pounds of to bacco The difference between I cents and 12 cents a pound Is I 24000000 a year to the farmers- of Kentucky and If I am governor of Kentucky and you have any 12cent tobacco to sell you dont have to take 0 cents for It If you dont want to That la a wonderful statement He says the law Is ample and that law was made by Democrats It Is am pie to meet the necessities What Is the use of amending it If 1tIs nl ready ample That would be n waste of time Just there I want to turn back to one more thing I have not read the speech in which he Is alleg ed to have said It but they tell mo that he eald he was going to keep the legislature In session for four years or until they passed a county t unit Jaw Do you know what it would cost the state of Kentucky to have a legislature sit for four years At 1000 A d yfor 1500 days ft would amount to l60006o Where In the name of common sense Is the money to come from gxcept out of you- rjgccef8tTbat TnjrdeB youwlll IJtavt ipvp lJif hq Abe elected anil he ca- rdedout nliLtrjwUlBvti Kn Is a l maool halt the inteliigegeethat fce I d gets credit for being dont you know that he can find out in less than four years whether the legislature Is go he14el forIBut getting back tq the Glasgow Veeeh he says that the tobacco trust is taking 24000000 dollars every tar from the pockets of the tobacco growers to which the tobacco trust ft not entitled or in other words they are robbing the tobacco growers out of 24000000 a year I wish to ark Judge ORear this question If he has known during all tho years that this has been going on or at least during the four years that he has been undertaking to make the to bacco growers believe that he was their friend I ask him tho ouostlon if he has known for at least four years that the tobacco trust was robbing the tobacco growers of Ken tucky out of 24000000 a year and in four years that would amount to nearly 100000000 If he has stood Idly by with a law sufficiently ample to cover the case and he has done nothing to give these people relief What ORear Saw and Did He saw the father at first able to provide for his wife and children he saw the price drop a few cents then he saw that dutiful husband and loving father Increase his acreage the following year and with this In creased acreage ho saw this striving farmer bend and grow weak under a task he could not perform then he saw the son taken from school to help tho father raise more pounds In order to onset the still declining price next he saw the daughter driven by stern necessity from the school to the tobacco patch to give her feeble efforts to her father and broth er In their fight with the Republican protected tobacco trust next he saw the mother driven from her humble homo to the fields place her baby In the fence corner and take a hoe now to fight starvation then at tin door All this and more he saw He proclaims from every stump in Kentucky that he saw these same people half fed halfclothedrobbed of 100000 000 by one of the richest trusts In all the world that he knew how to protect them from this outrage that he knew how to save these hundred mil lions of dollars to them that he knew how to prevent the trust from over putting the price of tobacco below 12 cents that he knew how to put the impoverished child back to school that ho knew how to sendtthe haggard mother from the field to the hearth stone that he knew how to take the palecheeked baby from the fence corner to Its cradle that he saw 80000 families both hungry and cold that has tw a other here a mother there a promising boy a once rosycheeked gill go from plenty to poverty that he saw many n little white coffin carried with tender hands followed with swollen eyes to the cemeterythe work of the tobacco trustwhich ho knew and knows now how to curb but has not All this ho has seen and has not remedied He says the law Is ample but that only he knows how to ex ecute It If he were human If he would put ambition behind him and not say to Kentuckys trust oppressed citizenship that ho imposes upon them the obligation of making him governor then ho would show him self to bo a man then the milk of human kindness would pour forth from his heart and he would be worthy of your support but as It Is he Is either a knave and can not do what he says er he should be placed beyond the pale of human recognl tion IA lIAUHKh OK MOXKV- AXI HOW TI1KV OOT IT Some of the older and richer men jC Montnna got thelr starts toward their present wealth by trading with the Indians Also tho Indians povertyIthrough the same process but that was many years ago One of these men came Into aha anIoldtimer In from his ranch watch Iis the highest type of womanhood Scotts Emulsionis curative food The nourishing and curative elements in Scotts Emulsion are so thattand adults are equally bene fittedand built up Ba togaffSCOTTS eit6 StahJard end always Il tr l1 1 L crrtlootaTajt = ir J Cold damp weather la 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thug Co Hartford Ky ed him for a minute and looKed out of the window at his big automobile Do you know how he got his start asked the oldtimer Well Ill tell you He sold whiskey to the Indians Ho used to take a barrel of water put In a gallon of alcohol to give It a flavor some burned sugar to give It a color a few grains of strychnine to make It go some two plugs of tobacco to make you sick and two bars of soap to give It a bead and trade It to the Indians one drink for a buffalo robeSaturday Evening Post Chil4renCryFOR CASTORiA11H- AT I TIm IMONKKItS DID TO DKVKLOP COUNTRY Mrs John Baker aged 73 years died at La Grande today after a long Illness She Is survived by a widower a son Charles and two daughters Mrs W S Wines and he wife of Sheriff Chllders The last named was carried across the plains the cavalcade of which the Makers were a part reaching here- In 18C2 With a display of forti tude and physical endurance that was almost without precedent Mrs Baker walked behind the prairie schooner that was piled high with household belongings Those who remember the trip from Iowa to Oregon say It was a rare feat She rode about 20 miles of the distance and carried the babe a great dealIortlnnd Oregonian I JUST ONE WORD tii two- rdIsZLItt It rtfersto Dr Tutts Liver Pills and I MEANS HEALTHAre you constipated Troubled with IndlgwUonT Sick headache VlrtljoBilious BiliousInsomnia ANY of these symptoms and many others Indicate inaction of the LIVER You Nee- dTuttsPiIIs Take No Substitute RHEK KIDNEY PILLS PbnMMEUUATISM KIDNEYS AMORLlOPeil v otbl Wf q CASTRIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the I Signature of- II A r- 10r Use LT For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA l1O 0 TU V XEtrTUCJK LiEht and Power Ciipanyi i IcOit1OnTKU1 EG BARBASS MGR Hartford Sy laectioLtgltlshfylfaorlL ffutiiritK hoifie vflnsflrlthe iitfthQiit iiiem when within reach 4 Wf4IyF A t PAGE EIGHTq THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY OCT itf 1011 1 hef Har ord r era F WilD TERROR AT CHINESE COURT TAs News of Spreading Re volt is Received FIERCE WAR IS PRECIPITATED 1 l Feverish Edicts Are Being Is sued to Save the Impe rial ThroneR- EVOLUTIONISTS IN SADDLE Pekln Oct HTo give China as the rebel Viceroy Tang said to day a government like that ofI America the antiManchus are i waging a revolution which unless it Is checked or Is soon unsuccess ful will actually become a warfare of extinctionThe tonight Is still more serious than It was yesterday i or last night The Imperial Gov ernment Is drawing on its every re source to put down a revolt that Is growing hourly The rebels arev perfecting their organization as they conquer new territory with the aid of thousands of troops who have de serted the Imperial ranks Mean while the country is a seething caul dron of revolution with murder and arson the chief weapons of the j fiendishly determined Insurgents j Wu Chang and Pekln are the plyd otal points of the war China at Wu Chang Is a republic proclaimed yesterday In Pekln the Manchu j L dynasty by countless royal edictsIi 1 11s directing extermination of the rebelsA condition of panic prevails within the Manchu court Extraor dinary precautions have been taken to protecr the Prince Regent In the fear atan attempt at assassination I The Imperial household Is In com plete disorder The war officials are encountering great difficulty In moving troops to the revolutionary centers owing to the rebels IIItotween points which they wish to I reach themselves Little sympathy Is expressed for the Manchu throne The educated Chinese are completely In accord with the revolution Incoming dispatches that evade the Government censor Indicate soy eral new uprisings The Viceroy of Nankin has telegraphed for more troops plainly ex pressing hla doubt that Imperial au thority can be maintained In his 1 province Similar advlces have been received from Canton where an outbreak is expected at any moment Upris- Ings with massacres of Manchus are reported from Tien Tsln and Pad TlngfuYuan Shi Kal Chinas Iron man formerly Commander In Chief of tho army and navy and who was banished three years ago because his power had aroused the jealousy of the Manchus has been recalled by royal edict and made Viceroy of Hupeh and Hunan ProvI- nces with orders to proceed to Wu L Chang and reestablish royal authority in that city The decisive 1 battle of the revolution may be fought there By the same Imperial edict Yuan Shi Kal will have the assistance of Admiral Sah Cheng Ping command er of the navy and General Yin Tchang commander of the Army of the North The edict also orders that Tsen Shuan Suan supercede General Chao Erh Feng as com mander of the military forces In Szechuan Province The first step by Yuan Shi Kal will be the bombardment of Wu Chang The residents of that city are already fleeing for safety Great fear Is felt for the foreign residents both of Wu Chang and of Honkow The foreign Consuls at i the latter city have requested tho diplomatic bodies to make representations to the Chinese Government asking that the bombardment beI conducted so as not to endanger the t foreigners I In the chill season see that your liver Is active Any derangement tY In that organ opens the door for malarial germs An occasional dose of HERBINE Is all that Is necessary to keep the liver in sound working condition Price BOc Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Dono van Cof Beaver Dam Ky m DfOct 16MS8 Etta Austin stepdaughter of Mrs SP Taylor after along Illness of heart trouble died on the evening of the 14th at the home of lrS P Taylor After funeral services conducted by her 6 IIiiij I H Monday morning and placed oh the train for Calhoun to be laid to rest In the cemetery at that city Her halfbrother Alney Austin of5 Mis sissippi arrived In time to accompany I the remains to the above named city Young Mr Carrol Chapman who with his father and mother moved to Herrin III four years ago Is In toWn visiting his aunt Mra Mate Hunley Mr James A Gardner of Butler county will leave here today for Texas where he is going to look after some land he owns In that State Mr Gardner is the guest of his stepson the Rev A B Gardner Miss Effle Alford entertained her Sunday School class at the Christian Church together with their beaux with refreshments last Sat urday night A general good time was enjoyed by all present IIENNi TTStOct 16Mies Hattie JIae Barr of near Maxwell was the guest of j1 Miss Lattye Sparks Saturday night Several from here attended the barbecue and speaking at Hartford Thursday and all said they enjoyed It tine t Miss Gala Cecil who has been vis j Itlng In Owensboro has returned home Mrs Ida Peters of Beaver Dam visited her brother Mr Clint Ste ens Saturday and Sunday Farmers of this community are through threshing peas Mr S Hawkins who has been 111 of rheumatism Is Improving Little Miss Opal Austin is real sickrMiss Vera Hawkins was the guest of Misses Maudleand Viola Wad ie of near Victor schoolhouse re cently of Mrs N B Salmon and son Forest of Andersonvllle visited her Mr David Allen last Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Nail and little daughter of Island visited Mrs Nails stator Mrs Thomas Chinn several days last week vloadCon alnlng 65 Beaver IIDammile from Beaver Dam Good fivep room house good outbuildings S j acres in woodland Plenty of water 2 fruits of all kinds Also will horses cattle hbgs and farming Implements For further partlcu lars call ontJOSEPH R WILLIAMStc 39t4 Beaver Dam Ky conc I1DtlOct 1CDir Boone Peyton atfe Olaton was through this neighbor hood Friday looking for tie timber tIMrSundayIllama Mines are spending the week with Sirs Snella parents Mr and Mrs J Allen The little child of Mr B G Foster fell last Friday on a broken jug cutting his heed The screams of the mother soon brought the nearby fineighborsedsoon stopped and Dr Duff was called and sewed the cut place up Tileh little fellow Is getting along nicely JJMrsBula Denton spent Saturday night with their cousin Mrs Ella Ha german at DukehurstI11190O- ct IGIrs Kitty Brown Is very sick and not expected to live of many days Mrs Llge Render ofBeaver Dam Is at the bedside of her mother Mrs Kitty Brown Mrs Samantha Shultz ot Provo Ky Is visiting relatives in this com munltyIMiss Ellen Hunt of Rochester visited Miss Pearl Davenport SaturII day and Sunday It Mr and Mrs Layton Williams ofa Paradise visited Mr and Mrs A J Davenport Saturday and SundayII Mr and Mrs W D Shull of visited their aunt Mrss Kitty Brown Sunday Mr and Mrs John Knight andc family of Cool Springs visited theirt mother Mrs R V Davenport Saturday and SundaylRev Friend of Horse Cave KyiIs holding a series of meetings I tho Christian church There hasI been ono addition to the church I Mr and Mrs Eldridge Brown of I McHenry are visiting friends and I relatives here and attending the meetingMr Mrs A J DaYenport attended t the baptizing near Paradise IlijiBt Friday rII Gives Aid to Strikers Spmotlmeq liver kidneys and J bowels seem to go on a strike and refuse to work right Then you need those pleasant little strike t breakersDr Kings New Life Pillsto give them natural aid andjj gently compel proper action Ex cellent I health soon follows Try them 26odt James HA friUfos Hartford Kyt pi 1 j i t BAPTISM OF FIRE WAS GIVEN NOVICES J In the Italian Army by Turkish J ForcesltollanPrisoners Tripoli via Malta OctlX15 The Italian expeditionary troops received their baptism of fire yesterday morning when a vigorous Turkish attack was repulsed after a sharp tightThe battle took place at Bu Mella na whlcli seems to be the object of all the Turkish advances At 310 oclock a single rifle shot echoed In the darkness A few seconds laterI Injstantwas sent Into the Italian b tterles1 The strength of the attacking forceJJ was about 5000 The light of a moon made It Impossible to estimate the length of the firingII lineThe air was full of hissing bullets I The Turkish fire aroused a vigorous reply from the Italian trenches which were occupied by 1 the Eighth Company of the Eighty fourth Regiment of Infantry Loud explosions and flashes which lighted up the ground soon showed that naval artillery had en tered the conflict The behavior of the Italian troops was admirable Two men were slightly wounded but they returned to their posts attar having their wounds dressedE At 4 oclock the Turkish lire slackened and the Turks began to quietly Opposite Du 1Iellac na the Turks left a Hotchkiss guns with a large quantity of ammuni flan There were numerous graces bodies being carried sway Eight bodies which had been left behinds I were burledcTwo of the three gendarmes capt tured at Zanzur by the Turks have been released half dead having been given 250 lashes with a scourge The third was hangede Abdul1 of Ahmed one of tho surbsaid We were at Zanzur on police when 20 troopers and 2 officers came In the night made us risoners and took us to the Turk- Ish camp a two hours ride from nzurtI There Munhlr Pasha commander of the Turkish forces In Trjpoll questioned us about the strength of he Italian troops and ordereej us btf flogged pIt2O- ransports with the expeditionary aboard will arrive at Tripoli late tonight This expedition In cludes 15000 men and members of general staff Seven aeroplanes are Included In the equipment DEVIL ANSK HATFIEIJ I DROPS GUN FOR RELIGION Logan W Va Oct 14Anse Hatfleld known throughout I en tacky West Virginia and Tennessee asiDevll Anse Hatfleld of HatIeldMcCoy feud fame has embrac religionAt meeting near his at the head of Island creek atfield made public confession and was baptized by Rev W D Gannett J better known as Uncle Dotes Though of advanced age Hatfleld tilt Is able to go Jnto the mountains and shoot game occasionally a bearC Hatfield says he Is tired of feuds which he has done his share of the gun work Its the simple andt quiet life for him from now pn A Curious HalfCoin Several years ago Mr Bunyan I Wells found on the Wells farm old Taylor place about two miles east of Hartford a curious half of rather ancient mintage Is a sureenough half of a dollar It Is part of a Spanish dollar cut t halt In two The date of mintage 1795 The outside Is evidently of pure silver but the Inner material I to be copper In those days change was scarce and It was a custom to cut coins halt In I twoThis Spanish halfcoin was picked very near where the first fort of I Hartford stood many years ago and In the vicinity where fights with Indians were common and frequent It Is now the property of Dr E W Ford of Hartford who purchased It Monday from Mr Wells DENIES THAW IS TO BESET FREE STILL CRAZY Newburgh XOct 16Per sistent reports that Harry Thaws release from the Matteawah Asylum Is expected within the next three months are denied by Dr Jamei V May superintendent the ins rtu tion p I can state most positively lat Thaw will not be releasedJ befTf January 1 or for some nIare aftwV laid Dr May Since I have fed I arciaei ateorneytiabbeen tosdeme Once Qr twice Mrs Thaw came to thO asylum to see jfcer Ion lint I have Hqver had anything to say to her nor she to meIThe superintendent would give no opinion upon the sanity of Thaw he said that Thaws attorneys have forbidden their client to submit to any examination by asy lum or outside physicians and It IIs almost Impossible to determine the exact condition of his mind But I do say said Dr May that as far as I know there Is no great change In Thaws mentalcon dition a r More Than Enough Is Too Much To maintain health a mature man or woman needs just enough food to repair the waste and supply energy and body heat The habit thanjlsthe prime cause of stomach troubles rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys If troubled with In digestion revise your diet let rea son and not appetite control and take a few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be all right again For sale by all dealers m NO MORE STRIPESIN PRISON Atlanta Oa Oct 15ln the endeavor to ameliorate conditions of the Federal prisoners here announcement has just been rude that within the next few daya stripes will be done awny with forever For time stripes have only been worn by the third ciass prisoners here those who have broken some tho prison rules and for this rea ure distinguished from the oth ersAfter this however all the men will wear dark blue suits The have been kept this long be- ause of the work being done around prison which might have allowed some of them to escape Now the walls around the prison are complete and there is no danger of escapeOther Improvements have also made recently one of which I was the establishment of the prison band and orchestra Concerts are given every Sunday and are attended by large numbers of Atlantlans Another innovation has been the es- ablishment ota prison baseball league Several games have already been played and the Interest has become Intense The prisoners have also become greatly wrought up over the world series and are carefully watching the papqre to see how the games are going Yoijr Votes Bi lce l Some unknown friend has placed me in nomination as pne of the contestants for the piano to be given away by Bessie Fair Go Cp and as am absent from home teaching school I take this method of requesting my friends to vote fOr me when purchasing geode at F4ttr dc Cos store Any favor extended In this way will be highly appreciated gladly reciprocated when pp p6rtunlty is offered 42t2 COttA It THOMASSON illrJiMjs Oct16Several from here attended the Democratic speaking at Hartford Thursday Mrs Bottle Whlttaker and children of this place visited her fath r Mr Felix Shaver near Hartford Saturday and Sunday Miss Cora Tbomasson who Is teaching school near Smallhbuq Is Visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomasson here Mr and Mrs G W Bennett of Beds visited their daughter Mrs Mollle Ellis here Friday Mr Joe Bradley wife and two children of Owensboro are visiting Mr Joe Thomasson and family Born to Mr and Mrs JW Fos ter last Wednesday morning a sevenliound girl Miss Pearl Easterday who has been visiting relatives In Carrol county for the last two months has returned home and reports a pleas ant tine while gone Mr Tallle Carson wife and little daughter Bodono visited his father and mother Mr and Mrs Alec Car son Saturday Mr Henry Tinsley of Beda and Miss Audry Rowe of Centertown were quietly married Sunday after noon at two oclock at the home of Mr Reuben Leisure near here Several were present to witness the cer emonyMr Nay Rowan and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Rowans father and mother Mr and Mrs W C Bennett at Beds Mrs Lucy Tanner Is visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Hedrlck at Hartford Mrs Etta Pirtle and children of Nocreek Visited her sllte ta law iMrs Lsttlo Heflln here Saturday PIIIS IfkrN- iastip tree The ieMKi ll ra Ire u t l f f1 dl I The Cloak House I = Of the Green River Territory =have held this distinction for i4 WEyears and this year will be no ex ception to the rule We have the grandest display of allthe I new things in Ladies Misses any Chil drens Cloaks ever shown by us We have always satisfied you from our collection We are prepared to do itnow I v j More New Styles and a Greater Variety 4 M of Fabrics than we have ever shown t The New Sailor Collars Rough wov en fabrics in gray and tan stripes and in iXjj tures Flushes and Blocks in every style and trimming 1 MOTHERS m here for your chil cjrens Cloaks We have what you want We are sold distributors pf the famous Palmer Carols r We take a special interest iin furnishing the best makes the best materials and the best styjesl n r Ladies Cloaks 3 to 3Q Misses Cloaks J 2 to 15 Childrens Cloaks2to 10 We want you tosee our Showings PI 01l E Ps Barnes Bro BEAVER DAM KENTUCKY 1 COME TO COMPANYfcoV fi QERL MERCHANDISEI Thire Ate always bargains to be had at our Large Store Jlespeotfulljti 1 DUNDEE MERCANTILE SQ tJf oolzraT r KCNTUCKYhkk 4DUNDEE 0 I 4 1r 1 jWiIjiit aYtiq jtc119 r- it nn hiti

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