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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, November 8, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911110801 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, November 8, 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. r y F T Ti oxrlrAM Ac H HARTFORD HERALDv Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance I Coat the timtt of a Jfoiij World the Foesatius limierinr at Jlj Bid All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 3 t E R HERTFORD KY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8 19111T0 45 t ii c tot 1 ti Il l I I iI f J ii- e I A of IV r r t FINE PROGRAM IsRAN6EDAA- For Farmers Institute Here Next Week SOME IMPORTANT MATTERS Of Interest to All Progressive Farmers Will be Discussed A IUG ATlKNDANCB DESIRED Tuesday morning session 10 a m Called to order by Jphn Gi Blair Prayer by Rev T V Joiner Welcome address J D Wilson ResponseJohn O Blair Election of delegates to attend State Farmers Institute promptly at 11 oclock Tuesday afternoon session 1 p m Soils Lucian Beckner Poultry and Its Profits John O Blair To- baccoD Fofd PeasJ A Johnson Farm Management Luclan Beckner General discussion by Institute Hogs Af P Foster Al falfa and How to Grow ItJohn G Blair Wednesday morning session 10a EducationLu m Agricultural cian Beckner CattleWayne Stevens Good RoadsT H Balmaln Restoring Fertility to Worn Soll by Proper Rotation of Crops John G Blair Protection of DlrdsC N Taylor Women on the Farm LU clan Beckner General discussion byInstituteWednesday afternoon s o n s 1 Ion 130 How to Improve Wheat Crop John O Blair CornW H Roach Clover and other Legumes Edgar Boehm Home Life on tho FarmJohn G Blair Valuo of Farmers InstltuteCI Barnett General Discussion by Institute Ap ple OrchardF W Pirtle Cultivation of Corn Seed Selection Test ing etcrohn G Blair Under auspices of the State De partment of Agriculture John G Blair one of our professional lec turers will dIscugsRestorlng fertil ity to worn out soil by proper rota tion of crops cultivation of corn seed selection testing etc how to improve the wheat crop poultry crops ant how to Increase how to keep boys on the farm alfalfa and how to grow It 1191110 life on the farm c Lucian Beckner another Of our lecturers will discuss soils agri cultural education farm manage mont women on the farm There will be two sessions daily lOa m and 1p m Dont fall to attend Come out and give your ideas and get some new ones Hus bands bring your wives and child ren and lets make this a successful meeting A delegate to the State Farmers Institute to be held In Frankfort this winter will bo elected at this meeting at 11 a m sharp on Tuesday the 14th Re member the date Tuesday and I Wednesday at 10 a m and 1 p m November14 and IB 1911 HENRY M PIRTLE Secy FARMER GETS CONTENTS OP HIS OWN SHOTGUN I r Cynthlana Ky Nov 4Wesley Ireland a farmer Of the Lees Creek neighborhood this county was fa tally shot today by the accidental discharge of his shotgun that he waS carrying on a wagon load of corn Ho was gathering corn and had taken the gun to the field with him to shoot rabbits As he was leaving the Held be put the gun on the load with the gun barrel resting against the wagon seat The gun was jar red down and as Ireland grabbed It the hammer was knocked back and the gun discharged the contents taking effect in his side tearing away pat of his lung Ireland was 28 married and had one child i ijpiBowr runnier AGAINST I TENNESSEE NIGHT RIDERS Nashville Tenn Nov 4After five hours deliberation the Jury in the Robertson county night rider cape tyjel Thomas lenees vs T J i t I1fYd others tide after noim rptunied a verdict awarding the ls1 1Jtt5p0 damages 1- GOQact l1fCHt Htructton of his thjeikrtir mach ei sgdyother IRJUJ Ties aftIUi riaiePfor punitive damages The Next GvernQrof Kentucky HON JAMES 13 McCItEAI Y McCreary Wins in the State and Republicans in Ohio County by a Greatly Re duced MajorityResult in Other Counties The election In Ohio county pass ed off quietly yesterday but with intense Interest manifested by all the voters and managers concern ed There was a large crowd In Hartford all day and the election officers were kept busy The negro was everywhere In evidence and his Republican bosses kept him well in hand He had been told by his bosses that If he failed to vote the Republican ticket It would probably put the Democrats In power and be would not only be disfranchised but would be put Into slav cry again This seemed to have Its effect and several darkles were heard commenting on it as if in much fear It seems strange that at this late day the negro should be deluded Into continuing to surrender his body and soul Into the keep Ing of his Republican bosses when he must see that they have no use for him except at election times and that the Democrats are really htq best friends- Here In Hartford some of the Re publican managers and electloa offi can reeored to coma of the most dastardly and hlghhaadSd meth ThisI Chicken Wpnv a Great Victory i1fKenN p tucky Yesterday ids lo keep Democrats from voting A few of these methods were no less than Infamous as attested by numerous citizens both Democrats and Republicans They did not stop to attempt any low dqwn trick to thwart the suffrage of n Democrat If possible Most of these however failed There Is a sense of Justice I and right in every honest mans heart and no matter his politics he will not hesitate to express It One Republican was heard to say that his party could not hope to prosper under such unfair and infamous methodsThe boasted of 800 major tty for ORear in this county did not materialize In fact It did not amount to a fourth of this number Four years ago the Re publicans carried this county by G37 for Wlllson This year It will be less than 200 At a late hour last night with all precincts In the county heard from except two ORears majority was 150 with behlJdhimcratic candidate for Representative led his partys ticket and got morb TEACH YOUTH TO HATE ROOSEVELT Colombian Government Is sues Bitter Decree AGAINST THE UNITED STATES Because of Canal Zone Ac quisition The Purchase Galls Officials VKPY IIKMAIIKAIILK DOClMKXT New Orleans Nov GAn Inter esting chapter In the controversy which grew out of the acquisition by the United States of the canal one is contained In an olllclal docu ment of the Colombian government a copy of which wrs received here o day In an offlclbl decree deals nated to Instill Into tho youth of Colombia a bitter hatred of the- United States and Paiianm through lpublic Instructioni Jorge Wills Pru dllla a director general of publl Instructions of the Department of Boyaca declares that former Presi dent Roosevelt was the soul of ttia conspiracy which resulted iIn wresting Panama from the repu lie The decree gives the language In which the history of the Panama rebellion shall be taught In all pub lie schools and colleges of the department After giving the names of the leaders of the rebellion all of whom It is declared wore su borned by Yankee gold the decreed history continues- In the preparation and realization of their ciimliml intent ti wore efficiently allied by xdventuv ore of tho worst stripe such as Man ual Amador Cuerroro a native if the city of CataloUII Fr der lloyd an American and the Freii man Felipe tlunenn Vat Iila r r whom the operation of the sale or the canal enterprise to the Inltel States had to produce filthy lucre and the Colombians Kstolmn Hunr tiR and Reuben J Varon obscure liinornnt and mercenary soldiers Tile Inlteil States whore Pres ident Theodore Roosevelt was the soul of the conspiracy hastened to recognize the pseudo Republic of Panama and to snatch the zone for the sums agreed upon Availing Itself of Its Influence It followed that ninny European and American States equally recognized the Republic of Panama and abusing Its material power nail violating the public faith pledged In solemn treaties as glint celebrated with new Canada In 1S1G by which It bound itself forever to maintain the sovereignty of Colombia upon the Isth mus of Panama in exchange for invaluable concessions prevented the Colombblan nation from submitting to force those traitors with whom tho United States has committed one of the greatest nets of perfidy violence and rapacity registered In the annals of the history of the na tionsColombia has not recognized the existence of the Republic of Panama reserving that In order to make valuable Its rights In better times All pupils without any ex ception shall learn from memory the foregoing account =votes than did McCreary The So cialist candidate for Representative Ur Chapman polled 375 votes In the county with two precincts yet to hear from These two precincts Magan and Sulphur Springs will not materially change the vote In any race The State of Kentucky goes for UcCreary by from twentylive to thirty thousand Louisville gave him a majority of between five and six thousand The Democrats car led every Congressional district except the Eleventh Daviess county goes Democratic by 1000 and the city of Owensboro by 200 McLean county gives a Democratic majority of 128 Hen lerson county 1300 and Hopkins county 700 Muhlenberg county gives the Republican ticket n majority of 175 while Hancock goes wayIDemocratic majority on Joint ballot which insures the election of Hon Ollle James to USSenate The Democratic City Council ticket waa elected by 35 to 40 majority i n f 1 i I r I r r I i s I NEPACK TWO THE HARTFORD HERALDWE 8DAYrNOSE 8 1911 I i i i r ti i i COAL MINE OWNED BY GOVERNMENT IIs a Model Affair in Ever Respect MODERN APPLIANCES USEDD And the Equipment is First classCoal is Mined at First Cost IS NOT A MARKET COMPETITOR Out of an experiment In coal mining which the Government fisI making lu North Dakota may come suggestive data for appll atlon In the final settlement of the Alaska coal question As an auxiliary to an Irrigation project the Department of the In terior has gone Into tho coal bust ness At Wllllston N D the Government owns and operates a coal mine It pays Its miners good wages operates a model mine uses all modern safety appliances and produces fuel1 at a cost of 160 a tonIn Its mlnlntuentorplse the Government does not enter the market in competition with private opera tors the mine simply furnishes fuel for the Wihlston and BufordTren ton irrigation project As the re taU prlrc nf coaljn Wllllston iis 250 the Government saves lOc a ton besides always being certain that It vlll not suffer from a short age of fuel The conditions under which the miners live and work are as nearly Ideal as they can be made The men are worked eight hours a day six days a week and are able to make 100 a month above living ex penses On the average the miners make 5 a day the schedule belng 60 cents a ton for room work 70 cents In tenfoot entries and 80 cents In sevenfoot entries For the single minors the Government furnishes free barracks the men furnishing only their own bedding A mess Is provided where meals are given for a quar ter each Neat cottages are provided for the married miners at a rental of 10 a month As to the safety of the mine It pelf the Interior Department has sought to develop a model mine Adequate exits are arranged so that entombment Is considered Impossible all modern safety appliances have been Installed while a system of ventilation had been put In by which the air in tunnels 2000 feet underground is said to be kept al most as fresh as on the surface Notwithstanding the expense of operating a model mine the coal costs the Government only 160 a ton for mining The mine Is run during the cropgrowing season only four months a year and the engin eers of the Reclamation Service who are In charge declare that If the mine were operated the year round the cost of mining would be cut to 12C a ton So far the Government mining experiment has been free from most of the troubles generally Incident to mining No one has ever been kill ed or seriously Injured in the mine DOWNWARD COURSE Fast Being Realized by Hartford People A little backache at first Dally Increasing till the back Is lame and weak Urinary disorders quickly follow Dropsy and finally Hrlghto dis ease This Is the downward course of kidney Ills Dont take this course Hartford residents should profit by the fol lowing experience George F Mergerle River street Cloverport Ky says For three months I was unable to work owing to disordered kidneys The pas segos of the kidney secretions were painful and my feet became so bad ly swollen that I was unable to put on my shoes There was a dull ache In the small of my back which ex tended Into my head and although I tried a number of remedies I was unable to find relief until Doans Kidney Pills came to my attention I used them according to directions and In six weeks I was entirely free from kidney trouble I attribute my J good =health solely to the curative 1t V jpojyeraof Doana Kidney Pills I vFor sale by all dealers Price 50 lo fcentu FosterMilburn Co Buffa lofNew York solo agents for tho trnllija Statst r Rerae6i6eitho name Poans1 aild ttate nq other rThere have been no strikes labor disputes have been absentChl cago RecordHerald 0 SAYS SPINAL MENINGITIS IS NOW UNDER CONTROl New York Nov 4Dr Simon Flexner director of the Rockefeller anYI nounced today to the annual conference of sanitary officers of the i State In Carnegie Lyceum that epl demlc spinal meningitis could now be absolutely controlled- Dr Flexner said the cure had been perfected through the discovery of a now method of using the serum It Is now Injected into the corebral spinal membrane Instead Into the blood- Influenza10f meningitis In the said the doctor with tho application of this new method of treatment will b not onetenth as dangerous as It has been formerly It has taken a largo sum of money and a long time to perfect tils cure This Is tho first time I have announced 1 h as only very re really have I demonstrated to my own satisfaction t+ at the serum will do whet I claim i will Dr W S McGIll of the State Hy genie Laboratory declares that only one physician out of 100 follows the given directions In the use of diphtheria antitoxin hence the mor tality Is equal to 100 per cent NO COOPERATION FOR TOBACCO ASSOCIATIONS Will Fix No Prices for Weed Until h Samples Have Been Made Up Tho Owensboro Messenger of Thursday says It was finally settled at the meet Ing of the board of control of the Green River Tobacco Growers As sociation Tuesday night that there would be no cooperation with any other dark tobacco pooling organi zation on tho part of that associa tion when the committee from the Homo Warehouse Company com posed of Messrs Frank Moseley Charles Smith and William Elliott of the Stemming District Associa tion did not meet with the board of control It was definitely decided at the meeting that the association would fix no prIce for tho sale of the to bacco pooled with the association this year until the samples had been made up which will bo done at the first season After the making up of the samples the board of con trol will hold a meeting and set the prices to be asked immediately af ter which bids for the tobacco pool ed In the association will be received W G Riney president of the as sociation stated yesterday that It was decided at the board meeting on Tuesday night that a higher price would be asked for this years pool than was received for the 1910 pool which was from 9 to 6 for leaf lugs and trash THIS MAN LIVES IN FOUR STATES AT ONCE When Fred Terron a stockman registered at a Hutchinson hotel the other night ho had to stop and scratch his head and think a mo ment before ho could tell exactly whether he Is from Colorado New Mexico Arizona or Utah So ho registered from Kansas City Mr Terrons ranch lies In all four States and his ranchhouso stands exactly on the point where the four States come together He cats his meals In Colorado he sleeps In Utah his best room Is In New Mexico and his kitchen extends over Into Ari zonaKansas City Journal THIKD TO SUICIDE Ill LEAPING INTO REAR PIT Lima 0 Nov 2 Suffering from despondency Miss Anna Barter 33 years old leaped Into the bear pit at tho City Park at an early hour In an attempt to end Ii9r life The In closure contained two large black bearsTho woman was found there by Lee Stuckoy an employee of the park The bears attacked him when ho went to the womans rescue and ho was driven from the pit Returning with a hose he sub dued tho bqars with n stream of water and dragged Miss Harter from the Inclosuro She was numb ed with cold and could not stand but had been uninjured by the ani mals When rescued tho woman stated that she thoughttho animals would quickly devour hot Miss HartorA recently was swind led out ot 500 It Ilsahl by a clairvoyant and thla Is believed to have preyed upon her mind She camoherefrom Kettlersvllle Jhlo two rears ago and comes from a prominent family UNBROKEN CHAIN PlAINLY SHOWN Connecting Mr Taft With the Trusts THE LINKS JUST ASTHEYCOM E Showing How the Devious Line of Procedure Was Strictly Followed SOME CONVICTING EVIDENCE We now have an unbroken chain connecting the President with the decision of the Supreme Court In the Standard 011 and Tobacco cases FIRST LINK The antitrust law passed In ltf90 declaring EV ERY combination In restraint of trade unlawful SECOND LINK The decision of the Supreme Court thirteen years ago In which Justice Harlan Join ed refusing to amend the law by limiting It to UNREASONABLE re straint I IfTHIRD LINK The dissenting opinion In that case written by Justice White favoring the con struction asked by the trusts FOURTH LINK Thirteen years of unsuccessful effort on the part of the trusts to secure legislation amending the law so as to permit UNREASONABLE roitralntof trade FIFTH LINK Speech by Secre tary Taft announcing his candidacy in whiCh he suggested that the antitrust law should be amended by the Insertion of the word UN REASONABLE as desired by the trustsSIXTH LINK The Republican platform of 1908 favoring an amendment of the antitrust law but not specifying the character of the amendent SEVENTH LINK The selection of Governor Hughes to Interpret the platformInformation furnished by Mr Perkins until recently a part ner of J Plerpont Morgan EIGHTH LINK Speech deliver ed by Governor Hughes at Youngs town O Interpreting the platform to mean that the word unreasona ble would be Inserted as the trusts desiredNINTH LINK All the trusts supported Mr Taft for the Presi dency every one of them TENTH LINK President Taft appoints Governor Hughes to the Supreme Bench on recommenda tions that ho has not yet made pub lic ELEVENTH LINK President Taft elevates Justice White who wrote tbo dissenting opinion to the position of Chief Justice over Jus tice Harlan who displeased the trusts TWELFTH LINK Tho Supremo Court at the request of tbo trusts renders a decision amending the antitrust law so as to limit it to UNREASONABLE restraint leav- Ing the courts to decide in each case what Is to be regarded as unreason able All of President Tafts ap pointees join In the opinion FOURTEENTH LINK Mr Per kins says that the Supreme Courts decision carried out the promise of the Republican platform FIFTEENTH LINK Mr Taft says that the antitrust law as In terpreted by the Supreme Court should not now be amended Here Is the chain and every link Is strong Can you break it Mr president Why do you not make public the recommendations upon which you appointed the justices who have carried out the promise made to the trusts in tho Repub lican platformMho promise fore shadowed by your speech and inter preted by Governor Hughes Have you appointed a supreme justice without the Indorsement of the trust magnates Give the country a little light Make public the recommendations written and verbal on which you made your appointments to tho supremo bench The people have aright to know Bryans Commoner 4 SOME FEATS OF ARCHEJIY OF THE OLDEN DAYS In tho days when the buffalo was found in vast herds on the Western plains there were Indians who while riding at a gallop could send an arrow through a buffalos body Remarkable as this archery was yet it did not equal that reached by tho archers of ancient times It Is of record that the MacRaes of Gairlock Scotland were such klllful archers that they could hit a man at the distance of 500 yards In 1794 the Turkish Ambassador at London shot an arrow In A field near that capital 416 yards against the wind and 482 yards with the wind The Secretaryof the Ambas sador on hearing the expressions of surprise from the English gentle men present said the Sultan had 500 yards This was the Ilbot performance of modern but a pillar standing on a plain near Constantinople recorded shots ranging up to 800 yards Sir Robert Ainslie British Ambassador to tho Sublime Pqrte records that in 1798 he was present when the Sultan shot an arrow 972 yards New York Press GREAT DISASTERS VS- PREVENTABLE DISEASES The Journal of the American Medical Association takes occasion to note that while great disasters excite the country the alarming number of deaths from preventable diseases falls to attract attention The number of these deaths in the United States Is placed at 600000 In Pennsylvania the State In which the Austin dam disaster occurred no less than 22099 persons died in 1908 from typhoid diphtheria tuberculosis and Infantile diarrhoea and yet according to the Journal each one of those is a preventable disease This being true it would seem as if our boasted civilization had yet much to accomplish In the way of propel care for human life Washington Herald MISTOOK HUNTERS FOR DEER AND KILLED TWO TIn Gloom of Early DawnVictims Were Strangers to Hunter Mays Landing N J Nov 4 Eager to have a shot at a deer which he supposed was coming down an unused road In the gloom of the early dawn today Charles Norcross of lona N J fired into a party of four other hunters kill Ing two and seriously wounding a third The dead are Conrad Steelman 28 years old of Pleasantvllle N J John Yost 32 Pleasantvllle Injured William Jarvis lileasantvllle Norcross is in the Atlantic Coun ty Jail at this place awaiting the action of the Coroner He Is badly broken up over his fatal mistake According to Norcrosss state ment made to a Justice of the Peace at Minotola ho was standing behind some underbrush at the side of a road when ho heard a noise Not thinking that any other hunters were In the vicinity and believing that the sound came from a deer walking down the road Norcross says he raised his gun and fired one barrel of buckshot in the direction of the noise Before he could lower his gun there was a shriek and jumping out of the underbrush ho was hor rified to see three men lying In the road Realizing In an Instant the terrible mistake he had made Nor cross went after the other members of his party and the three injured men were placed in an automobile and rushed to Pleasantvlllo One of the victims died in six minutes and thq other lived 25 minutes The victims were strangers to him Shot by Fellow Hunter Wllllamspprt Penn Nov 4 George Warner was accidentally shot and Instantly killed today by Tohn Hall while the two were hunt Ing rabbits near this place A Household Medicine That stops coughs quickly and cures colds Is Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Mrs Anna Pelzer 2526 Jefferson St South Omaha Neb says I can recommend Foleys Honey and Tar Compound as a sure cure for coughs and colds It cured my daughter of a bad cold and my neighbor Mrs Benson cured her self and her whole family with Fo leys Honey and Tar Compound Everyone In our neighborhood speaks highly of It For night coughing dryness and tickling In the throat hoarseness and all coughs and colds take Foleys Hon ey and Tar Compound Contains no opiates Always In a yellow package For sale by all drug gists m Good Positions DRAUGHONS courses of instruc tion and facilities for securing positions are more strongly Indorsed by business men than those of any other business college For catalogue address Draughons Practical Bus mess College Nashville Tenn or Paducah Ky or Evansville Ind or Washington D C- Chllblalaefroed tebtor hands can be cured with one or two appll atlona of BALLARDS SNOW LIN IMENT Jt quickly relieves Itching or tenderness of tho flesh Price 25c50clu d1Oper bottle Sold by Harfprd thug Co Hartford DataI7 A sallow or yellowish oompts ion U sv lysp tom of a Torpid Liver and q Torpid liver 1Ir the canoe of many serious dUMses of irhlcfc the most frequent are Pneumonia Bright Disease Typhoid Fever and Mstarla or C- hillsHERBIt4EI Is a Liver Medicine and Bbwel Regulator f Oat Power and Effectiveness a x Torpid Liver which has resisted all Vnannsr of cathartio raedl clues la forced Into activity by Herblne This marvelous prepara lion not only put the liver In healthy condition but It strengthens the stomach helps digestion purifies and regulates the bowels When these three important organs are In a Bound vigorous con dition Mllowneis bad breath Indigestion dizziness and gensM languor or tired feeling Soon disappear and are replaced by a Mil feeling ot exhilaration or strength energy and cheerfulness M Price 50c per Bottle JAMS ro UlLAM rtWrMCTM ST LWtt MO Stepben Eye Solve to a mmto sad ipeedr remedy toy mere Eyes oLoANO KCOMMENOLD v Ilmtfortl Onijc t u Hartford Ky Donovan k Co Beaver Dam Ky TheFatuQusIgOLinnp The Rayo Lamp is the best and most serviceable lamp you can find for any part of your home f- It is in use in millions of families Its strong white light has made it famous And it never dickers In the diningroom or the parlor the Rtjo gives put the light that It mafJeffee tnre It li a becoming lampin itself sad to you Jiut the lamp too for bedroom or library where a dear stead light U seeded The kayo iii made ol solid bran nickelplated tlio in numerous other styles sad finuhet Easily lighted without removing shade or dumneyteuy to clean andrewic Atl TOW dealer to Jww yoehili1Ra olimporwrdefordewiqneirwlubureaeng- efdrStandard Oil CompanyfIncorporated 00000000000000000O POINTED PARAGRAPHS 0 000000000000000 Dressed Is tho peacemaker If he keeps at a safo distance Its almost as bad to say mean things as It is to do them The less brains a man has the easier It is for him to lose his head When an enemy smites us on the cheek few of us have the cheek to turn the other It tikes a busy man to see through a joke and recognize the Idiot on the other side A man who boasts of his virtues may be trying to sidetrack your at tention from his real character Lots of men get rich by inform ing others how to make a fortune and charging for the information Some people will never admit the truth about their neighbors unless it happens to be to their discredit Many an innocent youth has taken a young widow by the hand and prattled of love in a spirit of fun only to find himself facing the par son with her later Before her marriage a girl sees a hero In every man but a year oftor she begins to realize that tho only hero she knows Is the man who let her marry hlmChlcago News AUTOMATIC POULTRY HOUSE AND HATCHERY Winstead Conn Nov 4D E Moore of this place claims to have the most uptodate henhouse In the world The framework of the I building Is of pipes which are filled with steam and automatically keep the house at an even temperature and act as a brooder The eaves empty Into a storage tank from which the water Is piped to a trough automatically regulated An alarm clock in a room over the hennery releases a lever at feed- Ing time and allows sufficient grain for ono feeding to descend through a pipe into the feeding basins In the bottom of each nest Is an open Ing with a trap door through iwhichlthe eggs no they are Im ll a pipe leading into Mooro8 home As they pass down from this pipe they are automatically rubber I stamped with date At breakfast time each morning steam Is turned cookfedthe house v All Mr Moore needs I I now is an automatic egglayer with a patent CR ckJerII In severe cases of sore lungs you needan Internal and external rem edy Buying the dollar size BAL LARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP you got two remedies for the price of one With every dollar bottle there Is a free HERRICKS RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for tec- bet Sold by Hartford Drug Cot Beaver 00000000000000OPOOR PIKRPONTS ALMANAC 00000000000000 You cannot unscramble egg but It Is well to hide the shell Do not sci amble all your eggs tone 1 frying pan i In scrambling eggs let the otln fellows do the ecrambllng ye watch true eggs J Do not count your eggs befol they are scrambled A wink Is aa good as a nod tt scrambled egg It is a wise hen that knows It own scrambled aceJ There are Justus good eggs In thj nest as were over scrambled- It is a hardboiled egg that know no I scramblingEggs feather scramble together It is no use to cry over scramble eggsScrambled eggs will not con home to roost Every little scramble helps ChIcago Post o 0 For pains in the side or chest dampen a piece of flannel wit Chamberlains Liniment end bind on over the seat of pain TjKjre I nothing better For saleJlY aj dealers S Hasty Papa What do you thing of tl new baby Willie Willie Dont you think its Ju1 a little bit risky getting one no before the 1912 models are out A f r Y I t Y II I fS1J 1t ft1t ft fI fc ft ft 1n 1b 1S 1S 1t I II bn bh btJ bs tJtJ 1C 1I lCC Itg d 2 rln If p btin lDC 1 erR ntib thWi eve tlitA 4 IfPT t L PTtt PTh t rrVIto rh tOI beah nJti 4y= = n- r a Y blI EDNESDAY NOV 6 IO1t THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE THREE r i I J I s Il l Jt JIt h 0 f f 0at atl tIt 0 t j 4a tt r ii l IJJDA t O A FORTUNE IN LOUD SMELLS How a Smart Old Yankee Profited Thereby THE v WHALE PROVED A JONAH To the Summer Colony Until Shrewd Investor Came to the Rescue 41AY FOR ODORIFEROUS WORK A Talk about leaving a 1000 bill In a suit of old clothes I The next time a sperm whale arrives at little Ocean City across the way the people of that thriving village will see that every bit of it Is gobbled up by the city even If the population has to go around town with only one band tree for of Two the weeks awhileI the beach dropped Into a large sand bole and was unable to extri cato Itself It thrashed around with Its huge flukes and churned the breakers into a spuming seething whirlpool as the water on the ebb Itent lower and lower After hours V r spectacular display which was watched by thousands tho great beI- ng of the sea gave up tho struggle and lay still The stragglers of the summer colony Were almost oufof the townt but the news of the coming of the whale brought them back on the run and little Ocean City had a pro longed season of prosperity But In a few days things began to hap penJp pervade Into every nook itnd corner of the town crept the Impression that something was happening down by the beach Along the shore the Inhabitants were moving around frantically lng the free hand and making wild calls for the Sanitary Board But the Sanitary Board was help less for Mr Whale was 56 feet long and weighed more than 30 tons An otter of 300 to any one Who would remove the carcass went begging some time before a poor man took it protestinglY But this L A GREAT DISCOVERY Certain Ingredients That Really Promote Hair Growth when A Properly Combined Rcsorcln is ono of the most ef fective germ destroyers over discov ered by science and in connection with Beta Napthol which Is both germicidal and antiseptic a comb nation is formed which destroys the germs which rob the hair of Its natural nourishment and also cre ates a clean healthy condition of the scalp which preventu the de velopment of new germs Pllocarpln although not n color Ing matter or dye Is a well known Ingredient for restoring the kajr to natural color when the loss of haIr has been caused by a disease of the 6vp Those Ingredients In proper rom bination with alcohol added aj a stimulant and for Its welldefined nourishing properties perfect per haps the most effective remedy that Is known for scalp and hair troublesWe aremedy which Is chief ly composed of these Ingredients In combination with other extremely Invaluable medicinal agents We guarantee It to positively cure dandruff and to grow hair even though tie scalp In spots Is bare of hair f there fs any vitality loft in tho roots it will positively euro bald ness or we will refund your money If the scalp has a glazed shiny ap pearance its an Indication that baldness I is permanent but In other Instances we believe baldness Is curable Wd want every one troubled with scalp disease or loss of hair to try Rexall 93 Hair Tonic If It does not cure dandruff and grow hair to the satisfaction of the near we will without question or quibble return every cent paid us for It Wo print this guarantee on every bottle It flplg effected a positive cure In 93 jfef cent of cases where put to a practical test Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Is entire JIi teverytwe know of for the purpose for which Itsa Described We urge you to try this ration our entire risk c ttalilywe know of no bet I tel KtaraaW te SiTe you Remember you can obtain Beocall Remedies I Hartford oily at our store= The Swat Strerstaes H WIl IJIanw 21t Main St Hartford Ky r time the whole town surely was agog so west the whale It had Ocean CUr by the nose Meanwhile an old Now Bedford whaler whose scent was keenly de veloped through Jong years of ex perience knew something was do- Ing on tho Jersey coast He bopped on an express train hurrlnt to Ocean City and paid the hapless na tive 600 to turn over his 300 contract to him Then with warp and tackle cutting Irons and boll Ing pots the New Bedford man went to work Strips of the heavy blubber came off briskly and went Into the pots Gradually the atmos phere of Ocean City cleared In one way but darkened In another for the natives saw that Yankee visitor chop out ambergris bY the chunk and boll out oil by the barrel Up to the present he has taken out 4800 worth of ambergris 1000 In sperm oil and 500 In crude oil from the blubber And he has some to go + fo rthere Is almost one third of tho whale leftand the bones Atlantic City Cor New York Herald PITIFUL STORY OF AGONY RECORD OF SEVEN DAYS Penciledby Pinioned Miner Until Death Finally Brought Relief Bridgeport Calro3fAn old bodylofshaft of his mining claim 12 miles north ofbftrelold twoRtortes when lit was deciphered In the Coroners office hero today Ono side told of gold in Millers shaft Tho other bore the penciled record of the mans sevenday im prisonment ended by death at noon Friday October 13 Tho body was found last Satur day with his left leg pinned against the side of the fifteenfoot shaft by a mass of rock Miller stood up right with his head thrown back The shaft Is slightly inclined and ho must havo seen the sun which stood on the meridian as he wrote the last line of his diary Friday NoonThe 13th day no hopeThe certificate was folded and had been replaced in his pocket book The dally record follows October GFrank Yparragulrre Sweetwater If help does not come send this message to Mrs M C Miller my wife Harrisonburg Va and wire for Instructions what to do with the bodyT J D Miller This is Friday morning October 6 God I am in agony It is now Saturday noon No help yet Why did this come Sunday Nightit Is cold and long God help me I forgive motherMondayIt Is noon Why did Dick forgetT A drink of cold water would tasto good Am getting weak Tuesday Night The end Is near Dont see how Dick can forget me Wednesday NIpht Guess to night will be the last no hope the end near Thursdays record Is Illegible Friday NoonThe 13thno hope The Dick referred to Is Rich ard Barnes a teamster on the Ypar ragulrre Ranch where tho two men had been employed together The body was found by Barnes Miller came to California a year ago from Virginia An unsuccessful attempt was made by tho authorities to commun Harrisonburgpr 000000000000000O DELMONICO STEW O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Cook a potroast with brown gravy having put in a bayleaf salt and pepper Next day slice the meat thin Boll 6 eggs hard remove the yolks and cream with a lump of butter the size of a walnut 1 heaping teaspoonful of flour 2 teaspoon full of cinnamon 1 teaspoonful leach of mace nutmeg and mustard and 1 teaspoonful of sugar Slice a lemon thin and remove tho seeds Add to meat and gravy and mix thoroughly Simmer on the back of the stove for about an hour Last ly add chopped whites of tho eggs and cook through Womans Home Companion Both Bides SheJust hook at the trouble money can get you int- oHeYes but tlook at the trouble Stcanget you out of I do not believe there Is any other medicine So good for whooping cough as Chamberlains Cough Remedywrites Mrs v Franck Tar ln Junction City Ore This rem- edY Is also unsurpassed for colds and croup For Bale by all dealers iv m CONSTITUTESA BURNING SHAME Part Government Plays In Liquor Traffic CORRUPT ALLIANCE BETWEEN Uncle Sam and Liquor Men Inflicting Wrongs Upon the People OVERRIDING THE STATE LAWS A report was sent out from Wash- Ington D C some time ago In regard to the shipment pf whiskey Into Prohibition territory under the interstate commerce law that con tains some startling facts For in stanceApproximately twenty millions of gallons of liquors annually are shipped by express principally from mailorder houses direct to con sumers In prohibition States This was developed in an inquiry con ducted by the Interstate Commerce Commission Into proposed changes in express classifications which resulted In an advance of rates on packages containing liquors Thus we see the magnitude of the corrupt alliance between the Gov ernment of the United States and the liquor traffic In tho matter of overriding State laws and bidding defancetothn JegaUy jjxnreesed will of the people It Is a spectacle that should mantle the cheek of ovary loyal citizen with the blush of shame and awaken the consciences I of the people to the enormity of the crime that is being committed In their name and with their apparent sanction With tho cloak of this outrageous law about them the li- Quor Interests spit the venom of their nefarious traffic Into the faces of people who in the exercise of their sovereign rights have said that they do not want it amon them The bloated bleareyed whis key trust blows Its fetid breath In to the nostrils of decent people and quietly tells them that they can not help themselves because Uncle SameMs behind It and for a monyed consideration backs It in its defiance of law and the wishes of the community A greater Infamy never was perpetrated by any gov ernment against its own pepple and the wonder Is that it is tolerated But hear the commissioner again The movement Is much more ac tive In the South than in other sec I becauselof ritory in that section patly because of the large quantities of very cheap whiskey manufactured and shipped there for consumption by the negro populationThis a repetition of the same pernicious fallacy It is true that prohibition is the occasion of the outrage but its cause is found In the spirit of lawlessness vthat in heres in tho liquor trafflcBustalned by the Government through the abominable interstate commerce law The Government Is tho senior and potent partner in tho transac tion and but for Its agency In the matter the movement would nev er have existed and it would col lapse Immediately If the Govern ment were to withdraw its sanction and support While Congress is in vestigating various trusts It might very properly try Its hand oh the liquor trusts whoso miserable law lessness it Is supporting Notice too what is said in regard to the supply pf whiskey furnished the ne gro population It is well known that the crime that leads to so many lynchings In the South Is fostered and promoted by the beastlalizlng effect of liquor upon the negro And the commissioner tells us that it is a cheap grade of whiskey that is shipped Into prohibition States to bo consumed by the negro and of course this meanest of all grades of whiskey has the meanest effect up on those who use it One of the leading motives on the part of the people of the South In enacting pro hibition wife to get this grading agent away from the negnpthat ho might rise In the scale of manhood and cltlzceshlp But King Alcohol by the authority of the Government ot the United States Invades these States strikes down their repub lican form of government corrupts and demoralizes the negro and ex poses helpless women to a fate worse than death Isnt that a glorIous function of government Otoil lrn Qry FORFLtT- CNEWCASTORIA Butting Ito Trouble If the jugular rate for telegraph= Ing monoyls 60 cents for ten wordl1 began the man In the rack intosh whats the nitrate of sit Instantly the other members of the Any Old Time Club arose and put him outiThe club draws the line at daffy dlls A Mall Carriers Load Seems heavier when he has a weak back and kidney trouble Fred Duehren Mall Carrier at Atchison Kan says I have been bothered with kidney and bladder trouble and had a severe pain across my back Whenever I carried a heavy load of mall my kldnet trouble In creased Some time ago I started I taking Foley Kidney Pills and since taking them I have gotten entirely rid of all my kidney trouble and am as sound now as ever Foley Kid ney Pills are tonic In action and quick In results Try them For sale by all druggists m Plenty of OrdersIMy friend Wombat says he cant catch up with his orders Is he a manufacturer Oh no Merely a man with a wife and five grownup daughters a PEOPLE HAVE ISSUED A MANIFESTO AGAINST GOD Blind and Pitiful Action of the Citizens of a Russian Village In a little Russian village on the Baltic the people have Issued a man ifesto abolishing the rule not only of tho czar but also of the Deity Prior norntitvlethmr irf TT xrrael destiny and a still more cruel de lusionBlinded by false hope of liberty they madly strike alike at the source of their only true hope As the blind and furious Samp son tore down the pillars of the temple upon himself so theE + poor frenzied people wild with their new strength seek to tear down the most sacred sanctuary of human JusticeThe French of the revolution tried the same thing They too declared God abolished and for a long time it Indeed seem ed that His countenance was for over hidden from man by the blood that flowed In rivers from the gull otines and by the flames that laughed devilishly from the torture pyres and that His ear was closed against the curses the waitings and the shrieks of anguish and despair that turned France Into an inferno But sanity and God returned to getherThere were many ghastly graves to close up many gaping wounds to healThe people of the far Arctic vil lage know little of history The lessonl must be written out for them In their own blood Alas Many far more learned far wiser than they refuse to read from tho open page of life that God cannot be abolished The czar sometimes may be abol ished and happy tho people that cnn set up In his stead a government of good order and Justice upon which God may smile Churches may be abolished or decay priests may be abolished or disregarded creed and rituals may bo abolished or forgotten but God can no more be abolished by mani festo of men than can the steady march of time of the eternal circling of the stars be stopped by a puny cry in the dark Memphis News Scimitar John A Tanner and his wife each 60 years old who went from near Marlon Ill to attend a Baptist As sociation at East St Louis blew out the gas in their room In n private house and were asphyxiated They had never seen a gaslight before r THIRTEEN IN FAMILY NOBAR TO PROSPERITY Georgetown Ky Nov 3What ambition integrity and labor can do is exemplified by quite a remarkable family here Less than twentyfive years ago Benjamin Gratz Robinson and his good wife drovo to Scott county from Owen in the old farm wagon his main possession being a wagonload of as flnq stock of thor oughbreds boys as ever entered these parts nine sturdy youths and two buxom little girls Renting a patch of clearing scarcely moro than his brawny double hand he planted tobacco and though the family consisted of the unlucky thirteen at the end of the first year after fitting them all out with the necessary equipment he found he had enough money to buy the place They bare been steadily growing the boys and tho landruntH now tho sons atone own over 1313 acres of as fine nail as the heart of the bluegraw gelds Thp figure i13 Is unconsciously playing a prominent part lit this household Are You Nervous What makes you nervous It is the weakness of your womanly constitution which cannot stand the strain of the hard work you do As a result you break down and ruin your entire nervous system Dont keep this up Take Cardul the womans tonic Cardul is made from purely vegetable ingredients It acts gently on the womanly organs and helps them to do their proper work It relieves pain and restores health in a natural manner by going to the source of the trouble and building up the bodily strength A I ICARDUII Mrs Grace Fortner of This Is what she says I nervous I could not bear to I fainting spells and I lost of Cardul helped me Now fainting spells and I cannot know it saved my life It is Do you suffer from any of WomansTonicJOBTake Cardui It will help Writ to Ladies Advliory Dept for Sptclal Instructions and Mpage book almost dally by business men seeking your Trainingand show ambition to rise Colleges than indorse all other busi In 18 States International reputation Uh 9e1JlneArUbtrotfcLettortVrtttrrBuctntse GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Home Study Thousands of bankcash iers bookkeepers and stenographers are holding good positions as the result of YOULLESPE taking DrauRhons Home Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons of BY MAIL write JNO F DRAUGHON President Nashville Tenn Formrcat alogue on course ATCOLLEGE write BUSINESS COLLEGE Tonn or Paducah Ky or Evansville loci P I BROTHERS W H J F BIUESPIE I PROPRIETORS 1 BCACKSMITHINGRirw k HorseshoeingA HARTFORD Kentucky ESTABLISHED 1860 If its a ring a diamond a watch Jewelry or allver Igetq31jthe lowest prices fOLOEsrthMAILORDER IN THE 80UTI almost half a century we have nerved ex cluslvelv the Southern trade Wrle today for our free llluatrated catalogue Address I l I CoeIlI J We are Ready for Your Ol- dl7ail Clones Which you have laid back ready to make them new Send your old Suits old Felt Hats old Coat Suits to uswe guarantee our work to give satisfaction if not no money received Send them t rHartford Pressing Club YMCAJBidg FRED NAJGMgrS- ubsctibefprrThe t Herald I The I 11OIo1on1 Unrit J M PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice hl piofeiiton In Ohio and ad ololnftcouDtlei Special attention given to d bnilnr entruited to hi care FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice his profession In Ohio and ad ularlmlnaopeelaltOffer C M BABBITT C B SMITH BARNETT SMITH Attorneys at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice their profewlon In all the Court CoarrAppeala OTTO C MARTIN g I MCKKNXKY MARTIR McK NN Y HARTFORD KY CENERAl INSURANCE LIFE ACCIDENT SICK AND FIRE Will Also Bond You Otto C flartin Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Omco up stairs over Wilson Crowe opposite court house Will practice his profession In nil the courts or this nUll adjoining coun ties and Court of Appeals Commer cial anti criminal practice n specialty CONSUMPTION Canile CURED 0 PROVE IT reliefforrundown feeling Mention tI piper COMPANYB HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESI DENCE OR PLACE OF BU3 INESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH TH- ELong Distance Lines TO ALL STATES FOR THE COMPANY SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS GALL ON OR ADDRESS v JWOBANON Local Manager xwLocal Manager Incqrporatei Beaver Dan Ktft l T JH J A C L14 i i- I lflf-lf- f lfJ f I oj i tot j i 01 t 1 a t Ifr I w 1 l Ii r II- 3e IA j tt kT I I NOV 8 1911 PAGF1ro11fl THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY i i I gI I i d i i f I I r i i r st i The Had HM UEBER MATTHEWS FRAN L FELIX EDITORS I rRANKLI FELIX PflbtJd Propr Entered at the Hartford postofflc as mall mailer of the Jecond class t Good morning Have you got your election day hat on Straight r R Soon the newspapers will begin to chronicle the freak stunts per formed by parties In fulfillment of an election bet This Is the morning of the day when certain of divers predictions come true Did you have you dope placed just right It seems that the biggest trust ot aUthe liquor trustIs being let strictly alone Perhaps that is be cause Uncle Sam has a oollarand tenper Interest in the matter And now whether you are a Democrat or Republican could you take a pencil and sheet of paper and from memory only write down aU the names of the men you voted for yesterday Already the cry Is ringing throughout the land Do your Christmas shopping early But about ten minutes before Santa Claus comes will be time enough for the pocketbooks of some of us Every progressive farmer of Ohio county who can possibly do so should attend the Farmers Insti tute to be held at Hartford Tues day and Wednesday of next week It will be of great benefit to all The Hartford Republican did not attempt to guess at the size of the crowd which attended the Morrow speaking here Wonder whats the matter with the Republicans bold guessor Hhas he gotten out of practice so soon The Postmaster General has ruled that the Santa Claus letters of lit tle children upon which a ban was placed last year shall be carried through the malls It seems to be left with the discretion of the post master or postal clerks as into whose box they shall be placed r The Hart County Herald Is the name of a new paper Just started at Horse Cave Ky by Mr Harry Hansbrough formerly of the LaRue County Herald It is a fine speci men of country weekly gotten up In excellent style both editorially and typhographlcally It certainly de serves success Parents should visit the school which their children attend oftener not AS critics but to hotter post themselves as to the welfare of their offspring Few people have any idea what an Incentive It Is to both teacher and scholar to know that parents and outsiders are taking a lively Interest In their work T There is a strong undercurrent of rumor circulated mostly by Republicans that the only way the Republican party can be saved from defeat In the Presidentiall race next year will be by the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt This Is upon the assumption that the Colonel would get many Democratic votes This would be offset however by the huge opposition in his own party Gov Wlllson refused a pardon to young Kyle Terhune of Danville who has served seven of a twelve months sentence In the workhouse for shooting In the leg a negro who had applied a vile epithet to him We know nothing of the merits of the Terhuno case but It Is a matter of record that Gov Wlllson has gly en a full and free pardon to a num ber of men who were convicted of a much more serious offense The going out of young men from Hartford to other fields of labor as has frequently occurred In recent years Is both a good and a bad Indication While It shows a lack of properly remunerative employment In our old town yet It indicates the splendid ability and Industrious pur pose of young men who wish to strike the gait of this progressive age No town of Its size has sent out a finer galaxy of competent y young manhood who are all mak ing good It Is announced Hon D H Smith of Hodgcnvlllc will be a candidate for U S Senator to suc sped Senator Dradley Mr Smith hImself has made no public an nouncement of his candidacy but he has Intimated to a number of hIs friends in the State that at the proper time ho would become an ac tive candidate for the Democratic nomination His natural ability toN getncr with his long service In Con gress fit Mr Smith in a splendid way for thlllimportant place Evidently President Taft sees the handwriting onvtne wall end he last week publicly expressed doubt of the success of the Republican Prei Identlal ticket n iyearIHowev er It It so be that they desire to make a change we rinall loyally support the new government said the President at Chicago Owing to the well known enmity of the old guard and Insurgent elements of the Republican party towards each other the clecUojiof a Demo cratic President nlt year seems al most a certainty There Is a corYeducation law In Kentucky but It Is seldom that you see much evidence of It Right at the start most schools have- a full attendance generally corn prising the full enrollment but the attendance usually dwindles away and little Is thought about the mat ter It Is a deplorable state of af fairs and needs a remedy Parents who have not pride enough to send their children to school should be brought to a realization of their de linquency in the matter A chtldi education should never be neg lectedMiss r Louise Babbage who has a most Interesting column In her fathers paper the Breckenridgi News which she writes while the press thunders says of politics If all women who want suffrage could work on a newspa per and get a full view of politics on the stage and behind the scenes they would certain ly be glad to let the men do the voting entirely by themselves We have always been In favor of letting the ladles have their way about voting as In most everything else but arc quite convinced that as Miss Babbage so aptly describes If they could once see the fierce inwardness of the dame they would probably soon get enough- of I it IIROWDKR Nov 6A few of their most intimate friends spent the evening at the home of Misses Agnesand JanetI Abercrombie Tuesday evening and celebrated Halloween The house was decorated with autumn leaves cedar mistletoe and corn Games were played suitable to the occasion and refreshments were served All presentIercrombie Hattie and Ethel Esk ridge and Bessie Hogg Drakes boro Messrs James Hays of Moor man Louis Pritchard of Drakes boro and Wilbur Hay I Mrs Kelly Hawes and daughter Mrs Mack Boggess of Drakesboro visited Mr and Mrs B F Kelly SundayMrs Perkins and Mrs JacksonI of Drakesboro visited Mr and Mrs Lee Gllllam Sunday I Misses Agnes and Janet Aber crombie went to Central City Mon dayMr I J M Eskrldgc went to Drakesboro Monday Mrs Jno Murphy and Mrs Chas Duke went to Drakesboro Monday Mr Frank Kirtley and Misses Mattie and Ethel Eskrldge visited Mr and Mrs Ben Shacklett of Par adise Sunday Miss Bertie Shacklett who has been visiting Misses Mattie and Ethel Eskridge returned to her home at Paradise Sunday Our teacher Miss Bun Wood went to Owensboro Saturday Mr L 0 Felts went to Drakes boro Saturday night Mr J M Eskrldgo went to Beech Creek Sunday MICtUN Nov 6Rev Bennett filled his regular appointment at the Valley SundayMiss Cora Thoinassoii of mall hous Is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Thomasson toro Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and baby attended meeting at tho Val ley Sunday and dined with Mr Frank Chinn and tally Several from this place attended quarterly meeting at Mt Hermon Sunday I For the- Hair Are you so fortunate as to be well satisfied with your hair Is it long enough thick enough rich enough And your hair does not fall tl5goodHutnot so fortunate Then just tell them about AVers Hair Vigor They wflliurely thank you after using it if not be fore Remember it does not color the hair Show the Hit of ingredients to your doctor Let Mm decide their value He knows JI64eir uu J o ATM oo ze11 SUM POSTMASTER ARRESTED FOR BEING BOOTLEGGER C t Williams ol Christian County is the plan So Charged t The Owensboro Messenger of Tuesday says- Catching Postmaster CT Wil Yams at Ovll Christian county redhanded as a bootlegger and finding that he had been carrying on the illicit business probably for months Deputy United States Marshal C T Nichols caused a sensaI jtlon in Christian county by arrest- Ing I him and placing him In the J Hopkinsville jail pending his start Ito Owensboro Williams was tai ken before Commissioner Alvin H Ij Clark at Hopkinsville and held to the federal grand Jury and will brought to Owensboro today beII I William Jordan a prominent I farmer of Christian county and residing i r near Ovll was also arrested by Deputy Marshal Nichols on the charge of bootlegging and will be brought here with Williams Finding J C Keats a white man for whom he had a warrant for the sale of whisky without having paid tho Government tax residing with a negro wife In Christian county about twelve miles from the Ten nessee State line Deputy JJarshal Nichols arrested the man and will bring him to Owensboro to await the action of the Federal grand Jury I I IIIexlco MADKRO ARK HIItJozjj lof 153 to 19 I uties decided Francisco I Madcro elected President of Mexico The vote approving the election of Jose Pino Suarez as Vice President was 134 to 24 The minority vote In both cases was based upon the claims that the election should be declared null on account of alleged irregularities Next Monday was definitely agreed upon as the date for the Inauguration Madero returned today from Chihuahua Sues Out Attachment i The Utica Deposit bank has filed suit against J W Warrick and Mrs L E Warrick for the collection of 42867 which is claimed to be due on a note for that amount which was executed on February 20 1911 and which became due sixty days later The defendants are absent from Kentucky and an attachment was ordered Issued against their property The plaintiff asks Judg ment for Its debt and also for the sale of 75 acres of land to pay same TOBACCO ALL SDI IX KIXK GRASS SECTIOXI i Lexington Ky Nov 3The first freeze of the season struck the bluegrass region last night cutting down all tender vegetation ant- I making Ico half an Inch thick In small basins of water which were exposed Little or no harm was I done to the crops of farmers however as practically all the tobacco was cut and safe In the barns Reports from the surrounding country are that the unusually late coming of the freeze had permitted all of the tobacco In the Burley district to be saved notwithstanding the fact that the growth of tobacco dur ing the fall months was much more luxuriant and prolonged than usual BUFFALO nULQUIT- Srul WILD WKST SHOW Richmond Va Nov 4Colonel William F Cody Buffalo Bill to all the worldretired from public life last night His show was pack ed off to winter quarters and his Indians will return to their tepees in what Is left of the red mans land while Buffalo Bill Intends to spend his remaining years In the Wyoming Big Horn country where he helped make American history So far as public exhibitions are I concerned be has chased his last In dian During a career which he began as a pony express rider it led him through more Indian battles than any other living wlflte man and Including twentyeight years as a showman Coll Cody became known as one of the most picturesque figures of American frontier life Tho sobriquet Buffalo Bill he earned In the early 60s when he contracted to furnish buffalo meat to the laborers building the Kansas Pacific railroad and In Jess than 18 months killed 4280 bison GOOD WOMAN WANTS TO ADOPT YOUNG CONVICT Lexington Ky NOT GEverett White the seventeenyearold boy who was convicted of thoinurder- of Charles Lowe and Ientellced by Judge Halbertat Catlettspurg Ur the Reform School here for three I years or until twentyone after filch he will go to the penitentiary for life is expected tit the Institu tion today or tomorrow Young White killed Lowe last January while under the 1influence of liquor and afterward made aI confession IIn which be attributed cIgarettesIIThISI a widely known religious worker who cameto Catlettsburg secured I the conversion of the youthful mur derer to Christianity and offered to adopt him In her own family If par donedShe helped secure for Elm a threeyears sentence to the reform school hero and hopes to have him paroled or pardoned before his time out here- BODIES Iis OF ENTOMBED MIXERS ARE RECOVERED Fort Branch id Nov 5The bodies of Walker McDanlels and Commodore McClure who were en tombed yesterday In a mine near here by the explosion of a wind shot were recovered early today after the rescuers bad battled sev eral hours with the poisonous gases There were no marks on either body indicating that death was due to asphyxiation McDanlels appar ently bad been dead only a short time and efforts were made to revive him but to no avail Neither was married UIMASSACHUSETTS SURE WAS A WINGLESS ANGEL Ludlow Mass Nov 6A fund established by Charles D Rood a wealthy resident to encourage good habits among the young men of this town has Just been drawn upon to reward Howard U Bennett of Ludlow Centre who has never used a profane word never smoked or chewed tobacco never touched a drop of liquor and never kissed a girl outside his own family Bennetts reword was n gold watch suitably Inscribed presented on his twentyfirst birthday anni 1 versary hat Would You Do In case of a burn or scald what would you do to relieve the pain Such injuries are liable to occur In any family and everyone should be prepared for them Chamberlains Salve applied on a soft cloth will re lievo the pain almost Instantly arid unless the Injury Is a very severe one will cause the parts to heal without leaving a scar For sale by all dealers m ONCIIARGEIS IX OK MALICIOUS SHOOTING The Owensboro Messenger says iWllllam Montgomery a coal dig ger who shot William Kcnnady at the Lee Rudv coal mine Friday at noon surrendered himself to Con stable Cole about 10 oclock Friday night and he was lodged In jail on the charge of malicious shooting with Intent to kill The arrest Montgomery disclosed the fact that he had received two severe woundsat the hands of Ken nady whq It Is claimed pursued him with a knife and In order to protect himself he shot Kennady Mont gomery has a deep gash wound be tween his wrist and elbow on his left arm and also a wound In his back It required several stitches to close the wound on the arm Kennady is still at the hospital and Is getting along as well as could be expected and unless complications set up there is a chance for his recovery It Is likely that the matter will be Investigated by the grand Jury this week and Indictments will be returned DRiFTED FOIL 31 DAYS ON TilE ATLANTIC OCEAN New York Nov 2Dlown out to sea in a small rowboat from the South American coast Arango Rodriguez a Spaniard drifted 31 days before be was picked up by a British steamer which docked here today He had a demijohn of wa ter supplemented by rainwater He lived on fish he was able to catch to I 1For Sale Forms All sizerfrom 6 t6 300 aque We can please you It you want TO buy land At C YBISER CO HartfordKy- Notice The stockholders of the Hartford Tobacco Warehouse Company are notified to call at the Bank of Hartford next Saturday Nov 11 and receive their dividend of five percent D FORD Secy The McNamara trial has ended Us fourth week and no j rorlt Is said has been certainly selected A reign of terror exists pear Birmingham Ala over frequent assasT nations In that comiilunlty six killings having occurred within HhV past few days T days SAVED Exclaims nearly every one of our cus 1 as he pockets the change after purchasing his Fall Suit 7 DO YOU 111 Want to save money Sir Very well then compare our 800 1 000 1 12 00 and 1 500 Suits with the suits othj er stores offer for the same money Dont compare the prices as prices mean noth ingbut compare the Suit If you find our 1 1200 Suits as good as other cloth iers 1 1500suits you make a saving dont you Well try it andseefor if you do we believe you will come here and buy your suit put the change in your pocket and shout d AVEP Just like the rest of our patrons Inves tigate Remember the word irivestgatek CARSON rCO INCORPORATED UT5he ClothiersI HARTFORD KENTUCKYr =COME TO=555S 00 Hartford Grocery Co For the Best of Everything in our Line fj We carry the best line of Groceries and Shelf Hardware in the country We mare it a specialty of giving yon better values for less money than you are able to get elsewhere Come and inspect our goods and let us quote you the lowest cash prices See us before buying your Shells and remember the place id th- eHARTFORD GROCERY COMPANY COME TO DUNDEE MERCANTILE COMPANY For Anything YotuNeed iin 2J GENERAL MERCHANDISET- here 1 are always bargains to be had at our Large Store Respectfully DUNDEE MERCANTILE COIlCORPORATED DUNDEE N KENTUCKY 30 0 Announcement tolearnarrangementbycomplimentary copy of Uncle Remuss Home Mag zzine which since it has been enlarged and otherwise greatly improved Remussof American dthrobsFill senditafreeit EDIT RS HERALD HARTFORD KY rr jw Inaccordance with your announcement please Tiiv64 eoPJOJ Uncle Remute Home Magazine sen to myadrets h er i N ameto + l h VKILt I t 4 1 I hPostofceR TF k ItifJIM ti ItL i k IfV7 l JS t 0 f f Jcjt 4j 1 Ji I1f l II jl 6I t tJ i s J I r1g M I k ok- II c r t1 t I r t =i z ff iI A WEDNESDAY NOV 8 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE I1i 1 a t I I gJ h J y i xSensible Shoe Talk No nonsense but a plain matteroffact talk we want to make to yqii about out Bffl S HOE STOCK I ot Il 4 Annl I IAI 1 The Burrojips label shown t stitched into the lining of the r t jhoe above can be found only In Korrect Shape It Is worth looking for because If the patent leather In shoes bearing this label breaks through before the first sole Is worn through you ran have a new pair free For half a century Burt f Ptkada nan e 4 as mcsuttfcifc feet fitting shoes BUY A PAIR TODAY The Burt k Packard Co t taken JJ3kP IDnOOJtrONaussl opportun showing Pays to Trade With a House That Saves You 3- C i C eSira Given With Purchase iIb 6o Illinois Central Railroad Time Ta ble at Beaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132405 am No pm No 1221228 pm No 101 248 pm No 102248 pm No 131 865 pm J E Williams Agt 0000000000000006 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O PERSONAL POINTS O 00000000000000000 New Simmons Kid Gloves guaranteed by Barnard 8 Co Ever see such Linen Lace for 5c a yard at Barnard 8 Cos Hardly Flowers for gifts or funeral pur poses quickly delivered l BARNARD fc CO New sporty Caps for young men by express today Justinf BARNARD 8 CO r bomeBrighten your with beauti ful winter Flowersk BARNARD l CO Mr L C Morton Centertown gave The Herald a pleasant call Tuesday Annex the new CorlissCoon Collar at Barnard 8 Gos Annex one or more Mr Nathan Bennett Tolona Ill remembered The Herald pleasantly last Saturday l 1250 Coat Suits are sell ing fast at Barnard 8 Cos Dont wait too long j Dont darn Buy from Barnard 8 Co Wunderhosb for aH the fam ily including the baby Mr Goy Forrester of Earling ton a teTdays in Hartford recently visiting friends For SaleTown property Tots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER 8 CO Hartford Ky V your Lau Grocery iLea Guaranteed for and prompt delivery Phone 140 liars Grocery Messrs 0Keownr Beaver t Damftnd L M Hatcher city ward pleasant callers at The Herald once Wednesday The drat snow of the 8ea80ntell In this vicinity last Saturday No vember 4 It Was by a light fall drratn When you seed Drugs of any kind Please dont CON FIRST We carry no Shoes in our stock which we can not conscientiously recom mend to OUT trad- eSECOND We recommend for la dies and wear our Priesmeyer and Pa trician Shoes none better THIRD- We recommend for men and boys wear our Kor rect Shape Guaranteed BurroJap Shoes Madeon snappy last and wear like iron Buy It pair and you will wear no othe- rFOURTH No doubt you have been buy ing Shoes that arc unsatisfactory Its time for a change ComeT us show you our stock and ifour Shoes do not come up to your ex pectation dont buy Wo will only thank you for tho ity of them to you Dont forget this and Remember it Money Piano Coupons Every Ij11135 blooming Those spent vacant n finish Work accompanied forfctthOHI0 childrens TY DRUG CO has the qualfty and the price is right also 43tf OLI PAPERS FOR SALE at The Herald office Nice and clean tied up in bundles Five cents a bun dle three for ten cents tf Buy Floral Decorations from Barnard Co agents for Tap scotts Owensboro They deliver quicker than any other florists Dr Q L Everly Rockport J W Park Hartford Route 3 and Wm Johnson Sulphur Springs gave The Herald a pleasant call Monday Get our cutrate prIceson Patent Medicines and Prescriptions before going elsewhere We can save you money43tf OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO 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 E Y Park left early Wednes day morning for Taylor Mines where he has accepted a splendid position in the Company store at that place J F OASEBIER CO Funeral Directors and Embalmers All calls promptly and carefully attended to day or night Both telephones 28tf Beaver Dam Ky Messrs L O Coleman and Roy Bennett wbo are attending State University Lexington were in Hartford Monday They had come home to vote Mr Charlie Taylor who Is attending the State Normal School at Bowling Green was in Hartford a few days r centlyile returned home to vote Mrs Hardin Coppageof Leitch field Ky has been In Hartford the past few days visiting her sonin law and daughter Mr and Mrs Otto C Martin Capt and Mrs S K Cox will leave in a few days for Charleston Mo for an extended Visit with their daughters Mrs Albert Goodln and Mrs Mary Cox White Mr B D Walker district super Iintendp tto the Kentucky Child rene Home Society of Louisville was in Hartford Wednesday He had visited several homes In thin county where this Institution lira placed children Mr Waller says the Institution has a number of children it would lIk lto place In good hoes For particular write to ettdglarterlr ffr k Mrs John R Phippe city who has been very ill of typhoid fever is improving nicely Messrs A F Jones and J Y Ha gorman Hartford Route 1 gave The Herald R pleasant call Tuesday Messrs J W Carter Hartford Route 1 and Fred Miller Hartford Route 4 were pleasant callers at The Herald office Tuesday Drilling has commenced on the oil well at Concord six miles east of Hartfordand will continue un der the present largo preparations until a strike or a failure is madeII Mr Raymer TInsley who Is at tending State University at Lexing ton spent from Saturday until Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs W S Tlnsley He had come home to vote Miss Sue D Wright city left last Wednesday for Rockport Ind where she will be engaged as choir director of the First Christian Church of that city for several I days Mr J W Marks who is with the Kyispent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs T S Marks city the first of the week having returned home to vote I IMr Frank G Foreman of But ler Ky visited his father and I mother Mr and Mm L P Foreman Monday and Tuesday He I came home to vats Mr Foreman iow with the Kenturk Ceirtial lis Mr V Eskridge living Just east of Hartford brought to The Herald office yesterday two Im mense turnips each weighing a lit tle over four pounds Said he had many in his patch nearly as large ==The Thomas Monumental Works of Hartford by Attorneys Heavrin Woodward filed a petition involuntary bankruptcy In Federal Court at Owensboro last Thursday Liabilities about 1000 and assets about 500 A strong effort Is being made by quite a number of farmers of this county to prevent the promiscuous hunting of birds and other game on their land They say they are getting tired of It and forbearance has ceased to be a virtue Rev W C Lloyd of AuburnKy preached an interesting sermon at both the morning and evening ser vice at the Cur berlanl Presbyte rian church In Hartford fast Sunday He will preach for the same church the first Sunday In Decem ber There Is a splendid moving pic ture show going on at Dr Beans Opera House every Friday and Sat urday night nowadays The films and songs are new and good and they give a fine long evenings en tertafnment for only ten cents Next Friday and Saturday nights One of the results of Halloween pranks by Hartford boys appeared Wednesday morning They had se cured a small white mule belonging to a local colored driver painted Its body in zebra fashion with large red stripes and hitched It to a door In the court house hallway The animal will probably wear the stripes until It sheds lts hair Aunt Betsy Casebler aged wid ow of W G Casebler died at the home of her soninlaw and daught er Mr and Mrs W G KImmel of Ceralvo Monday morning of heart failure and Infirmities of age She was about 85 years old She leaves an only child the daughter with whom she lived She had been a member of West Providence church for G8 years and her funeral and burial occurred there yester day J Belated Funeral Service pwehsboro Ky Nov 3Preach ing a mans funeral sermon who had been dead and burled for over nine years and that of his wife who had died only the day before was the unusual experience of the Rev J A Jarnagin when he preached a sermon over the body of Mrs Anna Baize of ZIon She died of paraly sis at the age of 75 years and Is urvlved by six children Notice The stockholders of iho Hartford Tobacco Warehouse Company are notified to meet at the court house In Hartford next Wednesday November it for the purpose of trans acting important business j R WELLER President D FORD Secretary I A Pleasant Occasion The young ladies of Hartford entertained the young men with a I HalIloween1lan7games wlislthel RIlorlwerera Robertson Ruth Rlley Kettle Riley Myrtle Williams Anna I Pat ion Wlnona Stevens Anna Elizal Keown Lela Magan Ozona Mose ley Hattie Glenn Margaret Joiner Alma Riley Bessie Taylor and Tiny Yelser Messrs Will Riley Casslus Spalding Darrell Sullenger McDowell Fogle James Ford Lee Robertson Estill Barnett J Ney Foster Eugene Joiner Sydney Wil llama Harry Glenn Ellis Foster Clarence Barnard Harold Holbrook and Estlll Park TAFT ADMITS HE MAY SOON NEED LAW PRACTICE Cincinnati Nov 6 President Taft qualified as a voter today having gone through the necessary steps Richard Murphy Demo crat and one of the election judges askedWhat Is your occupation Pres ident of the United States WellsaId Mr Taft smiling Just put me down as a lawyer I want that known because I may need the business soon At length It was compromised by the entry President of the United States and attorney Birthday Celebration The Seventyfirst anniversary of the birth of Mr Samuel n French of the Eastvlew vicinity was cele brated Saturday November 4 byI a surprise dinner being given him at his home by many of his friends j and relatives He was presented with a large number of handsome and useful presents and a most de Ilclous dinner was served Those present were Mrs Hannah Tay lor and daughter Annie Ree Mr and Mrs B C Austin and children Clime Golle Lockie Hazel Louis and Pauline of Beaver Dam Mr nnd Mrs Pavld Sadler and children Deulah Oblle and Mary Mr and Mrs Ell Martin end children Ozena EsteT tLand1Taaeltcene dMrsAl = tha A Stewart and son Ellis F Mr B J French Mr and Mrs Luther Collins of Taylor Mines Mr L D French and Mrs Lue Smith TOBACCO SEASON OvGOOD PROSPECT AHEAD Following the heavy rains of Sunday and Sunday night the farm ers of tho entire Green River dis trict are experiencing one of the best tobacco seasons possible and stripping was the order of the day Monday In nearly every vicinity In the entire district In some dis tricts the farmers began stripping Sunday night by the light of the fires and candles In the barns The stripping season came about three weeks later than the good one r last year but as the crop was late in maturing it camo in a very good time and the indications are that it will last until the farm ers have an opportunity to strip out their entire crops as the weath er yesterday and last night was fA- vorable for a continuation of the seasonUnlike they usually do the farm ers are rehanglng their tobacco after stripping It out owing to the fact that there Is no market for It yet and may not be for several weeks The custom usually Is to i bulk the crop after It has been stripped but usually a sale has pooleelIassociations usually close their sales long before this time of the year There will likely be a meeting of the board of control of the Green River Tobacco Growers As sociation within the next few days i as it is to meet as soon as a sum dent amount of the weed has been ntrlpned to afford the making of samples I SISTERS PLAY DOCTOR AND BROTHER WILL DIE Linton Ind Nov 4Plnlng doctor today will cost tho life of Russell Reel2 years old The child was the patient of his two sisters 4 and 6 years old who gave him a dose of medicine mixed of various drugs they found in the family medicine chest Physicians said tonight the child could not live I I Chamberlains Stomach and Liv er Tablets do not sicken or gripe and may bo taken with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or the youngest child The old and feeble will also find them n most suitable remedv for aiding and strengthening their weakened digestion and for regulating the haw els For sale by all dealers m Pnblic Sale On Saturday November 25th aboit 1 oclock p m at the late cenItertlpublic auction to the hignest and t1 heat bidder all the household goods j I belonging to said decedent There are M number of valuable articles in I I the lot Terms made known on day of the sale I 45t3 L C MORTON Agt The 0 carjbulldlng Industry IB tinproving JY1thlnth last five weeks the railroads have placed orders 1 fors 26000 car ROYAL RACING POWDER Absolutely Pure Absolutely has no substitute w Many mixtures are offered as substitutes for Royal No other baking powder is the same in composition or effectiveness or so wholesome and economical nor will make such fine food Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar CASHIER OF THE BANK- VOLUNTARILY ENTERS Prison Until Affairs of Defunct Institution Are Probed Further Rochester Intl Nov 4 After State Dank Examiners had closed the Citizens Bank at Akton mud ten miles east of this city and had ianhoun sd that Its funds were short about 35000 today Howard Har ter the banks cashier came here and obtained the Sheriffs permission to stay In the county jail until inquiry Into the Institutions af fairs had proceeded further Harter who Is a son of the pres ident of the bank Andrew Harter refused to make a statement other than to say that he knew public opinion in Akron would be against him and that he wished to be a guest of the Sheriff for a time The capital of the Citizens Dank Is 15000 and it had deposits of 100000 at the last statement to the Auditor of State The younger Harter had been cashier of the bank since its organization several years ago His father and other stockholders are capitalists of this part of the State and it is said they will make up any deficit In the banks funds No warrant has yet been Issued for an arrest In connection with the shortage Howard Harter Is twentyeight years old and has been popular at Akron and neighboring towns which ho frequently visited In his motorcar He Is unmarried 000000000000000O MARRIAGE LICENSE 0 00000000000000000 Welby Daugherty Renfrow to Zona Neafus Neafus Island Suddenly Appears Port of Spain Trinidad Nov 6 An island has suddenly risen from the sea In the Serpents Mouth Straight between Trinidad and the Venezuelan coast The phenomenon was preceded by an extraordinary commotion In the sea from which burst huge columns of names and smoke Starts Much Trouble If all people knew that neglect of constipation would result In severe indigestion yellow jaundice or virulent lliver trouble they would soon take Dr Kings New Life Pills and end it Its the only safe way Best for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility 25c at James H Williams m AULLMOSELEY NUPTIALS AT BOWLING GREEN Concerning a young lady who was born and partly reared In Hartford whose parents were married here and were among our citys very best former citizens the Bowling Green Dally News of Wednesday says A quiet home wedding was sol emnized this morning when Miss Martlne Aull and Mr George H Moseley were united in marriage at the home of the brides father T H Mull corner of Main and Cnestnut streets V fImmediately before the ceremony Miss Mary Lawrence sang The Song of Thank + tvtnliafter which Mrs J C Hulett the notes of Mendelssdhns wedding march and the bridal party entered First came Mr and Mrs Tom Neat of Versailles who acted as best man and matron of honor The bride groom came in together ThebrIde wore a becoming tailored va lojis hat with white aigrette Her flowers were a corsage boquet of violets Thp matron of hpnor was goWned Ina gray street suit and black velvet hat with cerise trim mings She wore a corsage boquct cweet peas 10f The ceremony was Impressive and the wedding ring was used In uniting the hearts of this popular young coupleMr Moseley is one of Bowling Greens most successful young business men and his friends extend sincerest congratulations The bride Is the eldest daughter of Mr T IL Aull and Is one of the Park Citys most attractive girls She has been popular In local society for several years Mr and hst 3seTey Vcr the recipients of many beautiful and useful wedding giftsThe happy couple left on the 1015 train for Chicago and other points and will be at home after November IT at the home of the brides father linlked nt Cold Steel I wouldnt let a doctor cut my foot off said H D Ely Bantam Ohio although a horrible ulcer had been the plague of my life for four years Instead I used Buck liens Arnica Salve and my foot was soon completelly cured Heals burns bois sores bruises exzcraa pimples corns Surest pile cure 25c at James H Williams m iLikens i ActonJust a new line of I Furniture Groceries Queens ware Hardware and Harness Boys the bird season will soon be open Buy your shells and get ready for the first shotVisit our store and take aI I look where you get the right I I lUldILIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky Guns Guns Have just received a urge line of M Guar In Target Guns Ammunition Shells Etc I And respectfully ask you to call and see the largest and best line of Shot Guns Aver in Hartford Prices the Lowest U S CARSON G1i OCE1ZYMA- NHartford fI Kentucky I i J 1 t1riiiii w ii kt 15 t A 4 a w I 1 1G 1 1c 1 i i I 1t 1 i f J i 0 J 1 tt N I y JI wti u JP akwl ay1uiMgwa1 j w wr tr T I IIHERALDWEDNESDAY NOV 8 tin i PAGE 8210THEHARTFORD i i r j r J r 11 J II I J The Hartford Herat M H E RAILROAD TDIE T BLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N TimeCard Is effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 112 duo at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II E MISCHKE Agt TIME TO REBEL AT THE FASHIONS The Senseless Aping a- New I Styles IS WARD ON THE HUMAN RACE No Reason Why Pretty Girl Should be Made to Look Like Freaks STUD OK STYLI AXI tlMSHION Where are the young girls of yesterday 1 mean the girls of 15 atlll 1C who used to wear modes blouses and neat full skirts and whoso hair used to be dressed simp ly with neat pretty hair ribbons The other day I saw to my surprise Just such a girl She wore a dark blue sailor suit Her hat was a sanely wide gracefully droopliiK leghorn with a silk scarf wound gathIeredThe face magnetically alluring It was not a beautiful face feature by feature but It was unstalnedly young joyously wholesome The skin was clearly brown No rouge no powder i marred It pure water and beau tyrIpenIng sunshine had produced that complexion The clear brown eyes of the girl looked straight at you There were j no sly selfconscious sidelong glances no posing attitudes no atI felted Up laughter no simpering taco distortions meant for smiles I When this girl smiled It was from her heart up and when she laughed you unconsciously laughed with her When she got off the car she held her head up Her feet met the pavement squarely surely She did not have to pick her mincing steps Her shoes were built for walkingFar the city street I watch I ed her swing surely gracefully i Then I walked down State street i slowly and searched the crowds for another face like that of the gIrlI whom I have tried to describe- I saw young girls swarming around me In shamelessly tight dressesiln low cut sleeveless transparent wnlsts and In Indecently tight skirts On their heads were those hideous hats that when slip ped over a girls head extinguish her completely This Inverted jttraw bucket hides a girls neck hair forehead even her eyes and gives her a lowering Idiotic look I But look look over a whole street of faces and what do you see every turn atII Bare arms loaded with gypsy Jewelry faces smeared thickly with powder and rouge hair banged giving the eyes brows and mouth a hard bold expression What of the round unhampered young bodies Where are they Are these hipless elongated toad stool stems our young girls Aro these creatures who stump or stum ble along whose walk Is a sicken ing wiggle from the waist down or a mincing waddle are these the mothers of tomorrow Not long ago I went to three stores and asked for a dressy shoo with a low heel The suave clerk in each store brought me a shoo whose heels were three inches hIgh- I asked for something lower and was politely assured that that was a low heel that there was nothing lower on the market After a long search I finally got a shoe with a low heelone and one quarter Inches This shoo Is comfortable and goes nicely with a short walking skirt It Is not how ever a dressy shoe and it costs much more than tho dressy high heeled shoes that were shown me Now what are tho shoe manufacturers thinking oft Where do they get their notions of style and why annot a thing bq pretty and comfortable at the aaatPMme Sensible women all over the ountry are beginning to resent this yrannjr f fashion Their dlasatis faction Is fast becoming more than ai resentful murmur Sandals the one sensible output of the shoe factories are gradual becoming more popular As for the hats the wise woman In these days goes bareheaded or I InI vents her own headpiece Who sets the styles Very often It is the actress the chorus girl tho women Who attend tho races Women now are everywhere ra belling and it is high time that stylemakers and producers took heed and made an honest effort Ito supply thereal wants of modes sensible women Chicago News Saved Many From Death W L Mock of Mock Ark be llcves he has saved many lives in hIs 25 years of experience in the drug business What I always like ito do he writes Is to recommen Kings New Discovery for weal sore lungs bard colds hoarsenesi obstinate coughs la grippe croup asthma or other bronchial affection for I feel sure that a number of my neighbors are alive and well toda because they took my advice to use It I honestly believe its the best throat and lung medicine that made Easy to prove hes right Get a trial bottle free or regular 50c or 100 bottle Guaranteed blames H Williams m S Too Much Money Did you try counting sheep for our insomnia 7 Yes doctor but I made a mes jf It I counted 10000 sheep put em on the cars and shipped em to market The wad of money I got tar em made me afraid to go tt deep S There Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all otbe Jlscsccs put together and untl the last few years it was supposed to be incurable For a great many rears doctors pronounced it a loca Hseasea and prescribed local remed- Ies and by constantly foiling to cur with local treatment pronounced IIt ncurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and herefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manu actured by F J Cheney 8 Co folcdo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on tho market It Is taker nternally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It acts directly 01 the blood and mucous surfaces of the slystem They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure Send for circulars and testimo nialsAddress F J Cheney 8 Co To edo 0110II Take Halls Family Pills for conI tlpatlon land of ColTee Sir said the astonished landlady to a traveler who had sent his cup forward for tho seventh time you must be very fond of coffee Yes maam I am ho replied or I should never have drunk so such water to get a little The chili microbe meets Its fate In HERHINE There are thousands at these germs In time air you breathe and any derangement of the liver stomach or bowels gives them the pportunlty they seek A dose of IERB1NE destroycs them at once clears them out completely and romotes a fine feeling of strength and buoyancy Price COc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky lonovan Co Heaver Dam Ky m s Sonic Novelty A Novedty PartyThe home of L K Knight at 224 South NIne- teenth avenue was the scene of an unusual gathering Saturday night when their daughter Lillian Van Horn entertained 34 guests The mature of tho evening was the exchanging of attire by the ladles and ents present There is little danger from a cold or from an attack of the grip except when followed by pneumonia and thIs never happens when Chamber alns Cough Remedy is used This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarka blo cures of colds and grip and cant relied upon with implicit confidence For sale by all dealers m A Favorabllo Sign Dont you think the way your undertakers compote Is a little bit rewsorae Not a bit of it replied the loy- aJI citizen When a town gets to ber so healthy that the undertakers havo to cut rates and hustle for busI- nesll believe me its all right In damp chilly weather there Is always a large demand for BAL LARDS SNOW LINIMENT because many people who know by experience its great relieving power in rheumatic aches arid pains prepare to apply it at tho first twinge Price 25c 60c and f100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford ly Donovan Co Beaver Dam K r m Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORJAJ OOOOOOOOOOOOOQOP o O POEMS YOULL ENJOY 0 0 0f O The Heralds Special Selections 0 00 00 TilE CRY OF TUB WEARY I say It Im tired and weary And Im worn and Im tossed about And I want to go think things QTer And I want to go think thIngs out I have borne all a brave man can bear And done all a brave man could And Im tired and Im sad and lonely And a little rest is so good I say it Im tired and weary And my heart aches and I weep For the calm of a twilight country And the boon of a long Jong sleep I have seen and have heard and am sated I have tolled and been true and I care For nothing so much as the must Of rest and a sleep somewhere I say it Im tired and weary And it seems as I say it dear That the great world echoes and echoes V The cry of my heart so clear Can It be that its tired and lonely And that all men are so too Nor the beautiful crowns worth winning Nor the beautiful skies so blue- II say It Im tired and weary And I long oh I long so much To be off somewhere In the silence With the velvet mornings to touch x- My brow with tho dew and intense And the birds and the blooms about While I gather myself together And try to think things out Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIAI A Poodle and a lint A young lady In the East End who owns a pretty little white poodle purchased a costly and ver largo hat Saturday which she Intended to como out in yesterday but the doggie saw it first in the box on the floor and while the afore saId young lady was playing tho pI- ano in one room Dolly was tearing to tatters the 18 willow plume whIch decorated the big millinery outfit The hat sure was a sIght when Dolly finished her fun How ver whats the use of blaming the poodle when its such a nice little poodle7Maysvllle Leader STOMACH TROUBLES lured By VinolHere is Proof Seymour IndI was troubled with B chronic stomach trouble and five weeks ago it got so bad I had to give- up work I bad tried various medi Ines without relief and was finally nduced to try Vlnol After taking the first bottlo I was greatly benefited Am now on tho third bottle and ready to resume work Am rapidly gaining In weight and strength Edw Nle manIt Is tho curative medicinal elements of tho cods livers combined wIth tho strengthening properties of tonIc Iron contained in Vlnol which takes It so successful in restoring perfect digestion and at tho same line it builds up the tired over worked and rundown system Try a bottle of Vlnol with tho un- derstandIng that your money will be oturned It it docs not help you The IhriceaWeek Edition OP Ti- leNew York World Practically a Daly at the Prlca of a Weedy N3 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CourierJournal 150 4 4and Weekly Louisville Herald 1 135 4 S 350anJ IIand Twiceaweek Owensboro Messenger rv 175 Uand Twiceaweek Owensboro Inquirer 175r fII and Daily Owensboro InquirerI V 325 iI25aa 50an1 w IIand Thriceaweek New York yvO IiIifc 1165 II It WtwJce weckStLoiaRep uLUVJJ150 II I uan National MagazineMonthly j50rIt Ys MMcCallls WHaziMTFwhm I130 Address THE HErWD NiltfrJrd Ky iG kr f i 1- I1 A t It I I h II I I I 11- 1 1 1- tk tkf- r tk r aitit I i 1 i iIWEDNESDAY NOV 8 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN J 1 I t iiii- t A iij f i fa I l 4- n l r I Y tl 7t i i i INCREASING HIGH COST OF LIVING Is One of the Great Prob TodaytVARIOUS CAUSES ASSIGNED But None Upon Which All the People Are Tacitly Agreed j jFEW ALLEGED CAUSES NAMED A mob of Frenchmen recently raided the provision stores In their neighborhood assaulted the proprle tor and destroyed all tho butter and eggs that they could find Then they went Into the country and looted the dairy farms Through out northern France and southern Belgium other women made similar raids A short time afterward there was rioting In Australia and there toothe object of attack was the provision dealer In all these cases the demonstra tions were Intended as protests against the high cost of living Meanwhile the Social Democrats of Germany through their Congress In session at Jena had voted to ask the government what It proposed to do about the high cost of living Even In China American mission aries are complaining that they can not live on the money that they receive Even there eggs and chick ens have doubled In price In ten years and other articled of food have advanced materially In price Tho worldwide protest shows that the condition too Is world wide For twenty years the cost of food has been Increasing until In the United States for example there is according to government reports hardly n thing used on the table save California prunes and evaporated apples the price of which is not higher than Its aver age during the past two decades There can be no remedy until tho cause of the evil Is discovered and In many quarters efforts are making to find the cause Tho protests of the French women rioters result ed In a meeting of the French cabi net to consider measures for relief Here athome an Industrial com mission created by Congress In 1898 went deeply Into the subject Last year a Senate committee made another investigation and a Massa chusetts commission gathered in a r CASTOR IIA For Infants and Children TIll Kind You Have Always Bought Hears the Slgnatureor AVOID HARSH DRUGS Many Cathartics Tend to Cause Injury to the Bowels If you are subject to constipation you should avoid strong drugs and cathartics They only givo temporary relief and their reaction is harmful and sometimes more an noying than constipation They in I no way effect a cure and their ten dency Is to weaken the already weak organs with which they come In contact We honestly believe that we have the best Constipation treatment ever devised Our faith in It Is so strong that we sell It on the posi tive guarantee that it shall not cost the user a cen If It does not give entire satisfaction and completely remedy constipation This prepara tlonls called Rexall Orderlies These are prompt soothing andI most effective In action They are made of a recent chqmlcal discov cry Their principal ingredient Is odorless tasteless and colorless Combined with other well known In grpdlonts long established for their usefulness In the treatment of constipation It forms a tablet which is oaten just like candy They may be taken at any time either dayorII night without fear of their causing rny lncortvenlece whatever They I dq not l1lpe purge nor cause nau sea They act without causing any I pain or excessive looseness of tho bowels They are Ideal for children I weak delicate persons and aged I people as well asfor tho most henrII vtty person t4 They tome In three size pack 1 agjj9T12 tablets 10 cents 36 tab Ajpt2bt cents SO tablets 60 cents i Ile19emboli you can obtain thorn oBiyiatTour store The Roxall Store J tses HwnilamB 214 Main St 1lt rtfor J Kpth I comprehensive report the results 01 many previous investigations But there Is no agreement Ware told that tho high cost of llvlni Is all due To the economic waste of stand Ing armies and large navies To the restriction of output and the high wages insisted on by tile laborunionsTo trusts or monopolies which demand excessive profits To the tariff which fosters trusts To tho excessive cost of distri bution duo to tho nigh freight charges of tho railroads To unreasonable retail profits To the Increase in taxation aris ing from more expensive public schoolsTo Increase In the supply of gold which has cheapened the val ue oftaoney To the demand for luxuries that have become necessities To extravagant luxuries such as called forth Mr J J Hills remark that the trouble Is really the cost of high living To the growth during the past quarter of n century of manufac I tures which drain capital and labor from the country and bring them to the towns Of all the facts on which these reasons are based there is general agreement on one onlythe exten sion of manufactures VThls has been one of tho marvels of the present generation The decline of agriculture InEngland is another Dur ing the last ten years the farm area In America has Increased only about four per cent the population more than twenty per cent Along with tho comparative decrease in farm products has come a rise In tho standard of living that has caused the demand for food to Increase faster than the production of It It may be gratifying to the Frenchwomen to wreak their vengeance a nthe heads of the shopi keepers politicians of France Ger many and the United States may promise to relieve the situation by act of Congress or parliament but the causes may possibly be found to Ho so deep In the economic law of supply and demand that no actual relief will come until either the demand falls or tho supply Increases i S A Fathers Vengeance Would have fallen on any ono who attacked tho son of Voter Bondy of South Rockwood Mich but he was powerless before attacks of Kidney trouble Doctors could not help him he wrote so at last we gave hIm Electric Bitters and ho Improv ed wonderfully from taking six bot tles Its the best Kidney medicine I ever saw Backache tired feel Ing nervousness loss of appetite warn of Kidney trouble that may end in dropsy diabetes or Brights disease Beware Take Elelctrlc Bitters and be safe Every bottle guaranteed BOc at James H Wil liams m GARBLED QUOTATIONS Popular Passages That Are Frequently Rendered Incorrectlyf Almost everybody who quotes at all misquotes Nothing Is moro common than to bear A man convinced against hll will Is of the same opinion stilt This Is an Impossible condition of mind for no one can be convinced of ono opinion and at the ramo time hold to an opposite one What Butler wrote was eminentl1l1enRlble Ha that compiles against his will- Is of taU own opinion stilt A famous passage of Scripture is of ten misquoted thus Be that Is with out sin among you let him cast the first stone It should be Let him first cast a stono- SomcUmes wo are told Behold how great a fire a little matter Llndleth whereas at James said Dehold how great a matter a little fire klndleth which Is quite different thing We also hear that a rains Is as good asa mile which Is not an sensible or forcible as the true proverb A miss of an Inch Is as good as a mile Look before you leap should be leapPopoIng written Immodest words admit of no defense For want of decency Is want of sense though It would puzzle any ono to find the verses in his writings They were written by the Earl of Roscommon wbo dIed before Pope was born Franklin said Honesty is the best policy but the maxIm Is of Spanish origin and may be found In Don Quixote Pearsons Weekly Puzzled An aged colored man was pawing a- fish store when he stopped to examine a huge turtle chained In the doorway as an advertisement Ho bud never seen a turtle before I and he prodded the strange creature riouHly Suddenly be popped his fin gee Into bis mouth with a howl of pain After the finger bad bleeding be gazed at It stoppldII edfho turtle apprehensively Whats the matter RoMuaf asked loflsb denier with a grin Nun Mh nuUlnAb was jest vpnderln whether Ah had been bit or etnng Uppincoits I IWrfrfttka1istiTlaf WHIT DO YOU GET FROM MAIL ORDER HOUSES Is It Really Profitable for You to Send Off for Your Supplies Shall It be with your home mer chant or shall you send to some larger city for your supplies The country is now being flooded with catalogues and advertlsments of business concerns who apparently offer great Inducements for cash from the consumers to buy their supplies of all kinds from them All they ask is for you to send them tho cash and they will send you the goods out of sight and unseen at apparently very low prices Sup pose you stop and consider a moment wheth r you gain anything by buying front these distant firms if you aro Inclined at all to do BO If you buy from catalogue housesYou pay in advance You buy tho goods without seeing themYour money Is sent far from homeYou cart the goods from the de potYou find that redress is not prac tical for unsatisfactory goods You bravo difficulty with tho rail road company if the goods are dam aged in transportation You pay freight or express charg es extraYou pay a price that Is only ap parently low If you buy of your local dealers You may receive credit You make actual comparisons and select from a variety of styles and sizes Your money stays at home to help build up your own community You can have the goods delivered at your home The articles are easily exchanged If not satisfactory You will receive them In good conditionYou no freight or express charges to pay You pet tho best quality of goods at the right prices The Right Kidney Medicine J E Parker 2021 ro 10th St Ft Smith Ark says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medi cine but did not Ret better until ho took Foley Kidney Pills No mat ter how long you have had Hdnoy trouble nor at what stage of the disease your case may be you will find quick and permanent benefit by the use of Foley Kidney Pills Tlicy also regulate tho action of tho urinary organs Start taking them now For sale by all druggists m Undoubtedly I always make it my business to Jnterest myself In the things in which my husband is interested Then I suppose you know ex actly how much each player Is to get out of the receipts of the worlds championship series TuttsPillsAfter will derive great benefit by taking one of these plUs If you have been DRINKING TOO MUCH they will promptly relieve the nausea SICK HEADACHE =ondnervougnesswhlch 10Jlow restore the appetite and remove gloomy feel lags Elegantly sugar coated Take No Substitute PARKERS I HAIR BALSAM I 01CUM and bettitlfltt Uio killemotet ft laiurlnt growth I Never kite to Bettor Gray ZAeandWsDnr Color tllJl thLmp 011 tha- SaveEJleNothing 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than others or it would not be the fa largersaleSOLD IN TOWN F2 wrr VNmrwrwW rmWWrwrr IF SEND YOUR BOY TO MATHENEY BAITS Vanderbilt Training School FOR BOYS Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has come from several Southern States Twenty four different towns in Western Kentucky rep resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat Hot and Cold Baths Extremely Healthful location 400000 recently spent on improvements- No saloons in the town or county Moralsurroundings excellent Unex celled as a school for young boys Nineteenth Year Begins September 6 1911 Write for catalogue N Address all communications to BAITSrOtt = II1 iI r w tlt tlIr ttl IrI- rto I e IrI IrI I r t t I i it ta7 r f1 7sI 77jj IftinE EIGHT THE IARTF HERALD TWEDALNOV 8 1011 i ti r i i i l i l i i r t 1 P I f- i 4r I i I I i t r i The Hartjord Herald THE CAPTURE OF CHINESE CAPITAL By RebelsPekin is Re ported Taken NEW EDICT HAS BEEN ISSUED Throge Names Imperial Com mander to Placate Re bellious Factions sluts AT SHANGHAI DKKEIIT San Francisco Nov GA cable gram to the Chinese Dally Papor- a newspaper published hero receiv ed wily today says Iokln wris captured late yesterday by the rev olutlonlsta after a sharp encounter- A dispatch was received by the Chinese Free Press announcing the fall of Pckln had been reported In Shanghai but had not been verified The dispatch stated all the officials of the city Including a number of high officials of the Manchu dynas ty had fled In the night The rebels are said to be In peaceful pos session after a spirited fight late yesterdayChinatown here Is celebrating the reported revolutionary victory with parades nnd fireworks The streets arc Uolug flnnled with extra edi tions of Chinese newspapers and crowds are gathering In the heart of the Chinese mercantile districts waving the red flag of the Republic and shouting nnd singing Further dlipatches front Shang hat to the Chinese Freo Press pub lished here say that Pekin full otter twevo hours fighting all imperial troops excopt the Manchu rlnns going over to tho rebel side The regent and baby lEmperor were said to havo escaped to the lint river the rout of the royal house hold committing suicide except Prince Ching who was captured The Chinese dispatches received at SUn Francisco probably confuse the situation at 1akln with robol suocewes elsewhere Direct die patches received by the Associated Iroae from Iokln make no men tion of nny outbreak at the capital Thrio Ships Desert Shanghai Nov GThroe Chl nese gunboats forming a part of Admiral Salt Chong Pings fleet which put In here yesterday for jirovlalons wont over to tho rebels this morning The Chinese tele graph operators here wont on strike today The cables have not boon molested Foreign marines are guarding the cable huts It Is believed that Admiral Sah is In hiding In this city ChltiK Klaiig In the province of Klang SH toll at n oclock this af ternoon All Is quiet there The nlty Iis a treaty port second In Im portance only to Shanghai The population IIs about 1 0000 I Mang Chow capital of the prov nee of Che hang was taken by the rebels yesterday after a brief hut spirited resistance I Vv iMllct Issued Iflkln Nov LAn Imperial edict las noil today appoints Lou Chang Shao THOU tho Commander of the Imperial troops at Lanchan ns Im perial envoy to proceed to tho Yang TseKlani provinces and tho people If successful conclllnteII memorialize wards the throne The appointment Is considered to be a palpable attempt to separate Chang from his troops and the Chi nese believe ho will not accept In response to n memorial from the Judiciary tho throne pardons r three men who wore Imprisoned for having attempted to blow up the palace and the Foreign Office I ItohclM Tnki Annoy Washington Nov GTho ImI portnnt treaty port of Amoy In province of Fuklen In thoII ern China has fallen Into the of the Insurgents and Is In 1 state of anarchy I TAYLOR MIXES jI Nov 2Mr and Mrs Eugene Johnson gave a masquerade party Halloween night All oldfashioned I games were played At 10 oclockItt everyono was unmasked and at12 J were Invited to enter tho dining room whore n table awaited them plied high with fruits candies c Halloween games vere played In tho I dlnlngroom Nqblo Taylor was the most successful on In bobbing torf apples Merriment tasted until after twelve The party then made andshoutsI dIII HlMej J3t llasAment Mao Ament z4i ibneeVOi1if Johnson rlnne Johnson Ethel Tohneon Pearl I I HockeVUn4t Klnkiide Algla Tlchonor Llllie Draper Messrs Cecil Draper Byron Drown Joe Reid Noble Taylor Frank Klrikade Edd Nelson Wayland Barnes Buren Ament WJllle Hughes Wavle Park Raymond Daniel Gilmoro Keown Carl Hocker and Frank Wright Mr Buren Ament arrived home Sunday from Luzerne where ho had been Visiting I IMr Richard Baker who has been time is nodangerously ill for some i better i Nov GRov CEXTERTOWN I Watson filled his regular appolntomeht here Sunday I Revs Bruner and Brown began a series of meetings here Friday inight I Mr W B McLean Is erecting a beautiful residence on Jackson streetOur now flouring mill will be in operation in a fow days Rev Watson Is to begin a series of meetings at Equality Monday night Mr John Carter who has been sick for somo time Is Improving Mrs Fannie Benton Is on the sick list i Mr Cecil Calvert and family have j moved to town Mr L C Taylor has rented tho Morris Shell property and will move Into It in a few days S ONIP Returns at Present Show Major ity for Repeal of Prohibi lion statute quesItlon whether the proclamation by Coy Plalstod making known the result of the September election on the repeal of the prohibition clause Hof the State Constitution may be issued before December 1 the legal time limit for such action could not be determined from Information obtainable at the State House today The question whether the returns from four towns shall stand as re ported or whether they shall bo corrected In accordance with evi dence that the figures aro erroneous Is still under consideration nnd no one officially connected would profess ability today to say whether notion would be taken at the next meeting of the Governor and Coun cil on November 1C As the matter stands tho official returns canvassed by the Governor and Council give n majority of 2G votes for the repeal of tho prohibi tory amendment If the returns al leged to bo erroneous are accepted ns corrected a majority of 759 against the repeal would result The possibility that tho courts jnay he asked to pass upon the ques tioned returns has been suggested Such a step would Introduce a third alternative inasmuch as the courts It Is said could declare the disputed figures void and order foam strick on from the tables Such a stop would bring about a majority of 3C6 against repeal A MAXWELL Nov 4Uogular prayer meeting at tho M H church horn Is progressing nicely Mr and Mrs Wilson Bennett of this place moved to Owensboro Wednesday A large crowd attended the slug ing convention at Mt Carmol Sunday The singing was enjoyed by all Mrs Dollah Crowe of spent Wednesday with Mrs Stella Hudson of this place Coughing nl Night Means loss of sleep which Is had for the children and hard on grown persons Foleys Honey and Tar Compound stops the cough at once relieves tho tickling and dryness In tho throat and heals the Inflamed membranes Contains no opiates I and Is best for children and delicate persons Refuse substitutes For rate by nil druggists EASTVIEW mII j Nov GSnow fell at this place I i last Saturday I Mr and Mrs Luther Collins of Taylor Mines spent from Friday iI until Sunday with relatives and friends In this Vicinity I Mrs Effie Martin and children are pending a few days with hor par ants Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Habit I Mr B C Austin and family of ijndSundayin this vicinity I Mr and Airs John Jackson of Clear Run were tho guests of MrII and Mrs Albert Taylor Tuesday and I Wednesday I 01 flor Fade Theodore R6oiei olt among editors who l1heallegesji IavejpubJleedcontreryto 11WuifT Igned political adrertisnienta I 1 THE SICK HAlT LAME mBLIND Healed by the Laying On Of Hands MODERN MIRACLES WROUGHT In Public byEvangellcalChrist ian Bishop at Nations al Capital t sum PEOPLE ARK SKEPTICAL I F I Washington D C Nov F Bishop Oliver Sablnof the Evangel ical Christian Science Church was overwhelmed with people desiring to bo healed at Rauchers hall on Connecticut avenue today when he I cured the halt the lame and the j I begIged hand or pray for them Bishop Sa I bIn cures by mental suggestion and the laying on of the hands Bishop Sabin announced yesterday that ho would hold forth at Rauchers this morning in the very heart of the fashionable Northwest for the purpose of healing the sick Long before the appointed hour ar rived a multitude of people assem I alllsortsBishop Sabin unless his specta tors wero hypnotized performed n miracle on Mrs F J Mancy of 614 Nineteenth street Northwest Mrs Mancy came to the meet Ing with eyes bandaged and apparently blind She told n news paper correspondent that she hadI not seen out of either eye for weeksShe was led to a window theI bandages llittetl and asked to make an effort to see Sho declared she j could not tell whether It was day lor night Mr Sabln ran his hands over her face and hear she opened her eyes and saw Again she was f led to the window and asked to prim out certain things She called the name of everything In sight Her eyes seemed to bo all right t Tlio crowd was skeptical Some of those present declared that Sabin had put up a job on them Mrs Annie Reed 3425 Four teenth street N W an old woman came to the meeting loaning on n stick Sho had been a sufferer from rheumatism for years nnd was she said a hopeless erl plo nut after Mr Sabin ran his hands up and down her back and over hor head a number of times she throw hor cane away and walked to the street car without It The other patients treated would not glvo their full names Bishop Sabin told them that tho first names would suffice to get the ben efit of his prayers and treatment Nannie nnd Leonora wore two other women nnd John and Charles two men treated One of tho women suffered from a nagging j nnd persistent headache Shqhad- it then Bishop Sabin cured her Charles had rheumatism In onoI foot Bishop Sabln cured him Although Bishop Sabln was clover I and claimed that he could not do more than any other man with ft wantIewayin some roundabout way II am pleased to recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs colds and bronchial trouble writes Mrs L B Arnold of Denver Colo Wo have used it repeatedly and It has never failed to gtve relief For sale by all dealers m OLATOX Nov GLlttlo Miss Nannlo Glasscock who was mentioned In last weeks letter has pneumonia Mr and Mrs J C Daniel of Central City were the guests of Mr T W Daniels family and their relatives of this place from Friday until Sunday They returned to their home Sunday night Drs J S Bean and C W went business to Hartford last Frl aFelixI listMrs Mrs W H Lyons is on the sick I A J Wilson and little daughter of Fordsvllle who had been the guests of Mrs Wilsons father and mother Mr and Mrs 0 B B Felix of this place returned home last Wednesday SENTENCED TO WALK FLOOR ITTH HIS BABY J Chicago Nov 4 Sentenced to walk the floor for two hours each night with his baby in his arms was the fate o t- ed Patrick Knfchtj arraign In the Court of DameU Rela Lions jon cprapIalnVof hlsTBlfovwho nargedneapport J When Judge SabathWrvbin 1 I I r i J 1 1 II Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaffner fcf Marx p for 1 l l t 1 Of we of to wear a new 1m or x II of I I fa Knight with tho baby In her arms he ordered the husband to take the child Knight took the baby while tho mother talked with tho Judge The babys hands stole up and caressed tho fathers Ho smiled Tho wife turned to look and smiled too Thats better said tho Judge to Knight Ill dispose of this case right now Knight I sentence you to go homo with your wife and walk the floor with that baby for two hours every night from now until December 20 Besides that you will turn your wages over to your wife every payday On December 20 you will como hero and you and I will discuss the kind of presents you aro to buy for your wife and p Sick Headache This disease results from a condition of tho stomach and can be cured by tak Ing Stomach and Liver Tablets dot a tree sample at any drug store and try it m WIT LEAOUK Program of West Nocreek School League for Friday ov ening 10 1911 Singing Rollcall to be an swered by Select read ing Fllydld Foster Debate Sub- Ject Resolved That the Mind not the Body Sleeps J P Foster A C Pprtor Otis Carson Dudley Tymer Rec itation Mrs P A Foster Song Mortle Carson Recess Old and new business Ward and Fi lydla Foster Comic Robert Davis and Marllsia Foster and Clarice Ward Comic speech Ernest Moxley Mertle Willlford and Berths hard F e The Untied of the meet Inn at VaY Wet aOadsr td aWvtiII YOULL LAND SIGHT- If you follow our Were making signs to right Here to andget c Your New Winter Overcoat one or ready Overcoats you to are showing of Coats English Slipons you ev er saw are always right up to newest f thing of the IIIIOUR BOYS AND CHILDRENS OVERCOATS If tiEVERYTHINCa mother could desireforher boysjust 1 right winter Hart Schaffner Marx Overcoats 1650 to 25 BamlsrdiOvercoats 10 to 2251 RainCoate10 to 2250 Boys Overcoats 2 to H0 course have lots other good besides Overcoats need or Cap Sweaters Neckwear Half Hose We have them K P BARNES rID BRO BEAVER KENTUCKY Nome Hart Schaffner Clothesf face Christmas babYj distressing disordered Chamberlains NOCIIKKK SCHOOl IMPROVKMKXT Improvement November quotations Affirmative Negative Weaterflold Whistling Westertteld Wllllford ReadingOtis Private- conversationIrene surprleo DuetIrene P- aPerby FILTDIA STEJkSec1J Daughters CoafedaracxJvjll agnuaU- cdnventlon Richmond will signal you come Weve two for you will like weary We also the greatest line Rain and We the and best season the things things You may Hat Shirts DAM Marx THROWN AND KILLED WHILE RACING HORSE I McLean County Boy Met With Fatal Accident Returning from Church John White Furnlss aged twen tyfour a splendid young man living with his father John A Furniss four miles from Calhoun met with a horrible death Tuesday night whileI returning from the Beulah church on horseback with several compan says the Calhoun Star icons was racing with Melvin Ben nett when his horse slipped on abridge throwing him to the and falling on him He was groundI to his home and medical moned but he died a few minutes after the arrival of Drl W L Haynes who pronounced death caused from Internal Injuries He was a popular young man unmarried and is survived by his father two brothers and two sisters Ho had many friends in Calhoun where ho lived several years with his aunt Mrs Anna White The funeral was held at the residence on Thursday morning at 11 oclock conducted by Rev J TII Cherry and the interment was at J the Calhoun cemetery f HMALLHOUB Nov 4Mrs Sam Morton spent the latter part of last week with her daughter Mrs T R Dar atd at Hartford Mrs Mattie Reid has returned from a visit to Dr labs Miller and family of Monette Mo Mrs jr R Hunter has returned from a visit to Mrs Jas Trunnell of Utica Mr Cox of near Prontta is the guest of his son Mr Orlando Cox and family Mm M P Maddox Is visiting ref alive In and neat CenteftowriV- We understand a protracted meeting li to begin at Equality the 5thjrqtavimlwr Wf irX P 8e ittItamU have moved to Centertown Wo re gret to give them up Mrs Bottle Atherton of M tan zas has been spending a few days with Mrs Alva Calloway Miss Wllla Smith Hartford was a guest of Mrs James C Bennett re centlyMisses Maggie and Ethel Hunter visited tho families Of Messrs C O Hutor P D Taylor and Joo C Ben nett of Hartford Wednesday Thursday and Friday iMr Jesse Klrtloy went to Island Saturday JI Mr Erskine Fulkerson and wife Point Pleasant visited Mr S T Hunter and wife Saturday and Sun day Mr A L Addlngton and wife MrlandSaturdayI is at the bod side of her daughter Mrs Will Ful kerson Cleaton who has taken a re lapse from typhoid fever Mesdames W C Bullock utltl Weaver Hocker of were the guests of Mrs W FulkersonCljeaA ton Thursday and Friday Mrs Rebecca Tichenor who tell from a barn loft and received injt r ies several days yago is improving Mrs Frank Klmbley Is quite ill Mr Sam Bennett who has been In Now Mexico and Nowlin Toy for the past ten or twelve years for bis health died Friday morning and will be burled here this morning EATS LYE FOR CANDY BABY MAY GET WELL Dixon Ky Nov 4Huntlng fore candy Louise Hudson the little jjf ftlt teenmonthaold daughter of Mri and Mra George Hudson of thl4 place ate a lot of potash lyo today and 1 Is in a dangerous condition The attending physicians think the llttloj one may get well i 1S The child was In arbom by Itself and by some means got a box of lye and when MriHudson entered the room she wits horrified to see her baby eftUaklthV poisonous stuff- Taadywiamma the baby cried Ith 1 Ir tandySL iwcritm tot The Herald ft a veer A i c rL a A h I i j 1 4- II I r 4t t I i r

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