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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, November 15, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911111501 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 15, 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. 11TjT IIIE JjA1TFgRDI I LU- k J f I t k Subscription l der tat in Advance I CoIIIdh Herald off a Koiij lferldthitf 111I iTttittf ttn6ering tl Bj Bat All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 37th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAC NOVEMBER 15 1911 No-t 40t ir L DRilLING fOR OIL i HEAR HARTfORD t Progressing tCicely With Good J indications GOING FOR OIL IN EARNEST An Enterprise That Means Much for Hartford and This Vicinity ARK PREPARED FOIL BIG WORK Work is progressing nicely at the new oil well opening six miles 1east of Hartford and good results are anticipated Progress is heces sarlly slow at the beginning es 1t peclallyasthey have encpuntered a- very hard and flinty quality of limestone but the drill has gone down Sbout 200 feet and they are prepar ed to reach a depth of 2000 feet If necessary The last report we tad fromth well was that they were In a foBslllf erous limestone showing about the same Indications that the wells In the southeastern part of the State present There is no regulation nfepth at which oil may be found Usually there Is found a large body of limestone under which is devel oped a stratum of slate Immediately beneath the slate Is found 1 v the producing oil rock out of which large quantities of oil are drawn There are different grades of oil and it must be located before the grade or density is determined The density of the oilproducing sub- Stance or fluid regulates the price running all the way tram 50c to 3 per barrel Some single wells pro duce as much as a thousand barrels a day Sometimes the oil flows out strongly itselfcalled a gusher and sometimes It has to be pumped outIWhen a largely producing oil well is located pipe lines are laid y over hills and under rivers In a continuous line through which the- fit oil Is pumped to the big oil centers There are several lines now laid from the oil fields of Illinois and Indiana which carry the oil In a continuous stream to New York City Large pumping stations are located along the line the distance apart being regulated by the amount of force necessary to trans port the oil to a given point each pumping station being part of the long stream or line of oil There Is no sot period for the life of an oil well There are several in Ken tucky being worked now which were discovered and put In opera i tion before the Civil Wart The place now being worked by the West Kentucky Oil Company V near hero Is on a direct line be tween the famous oil fields of Can ada and Beaumont Texas Between these points oil has been discovered I In Immense quantities and there seems to be no reason why from all Indications that success should not be met with here It Is quite certain that If oil should be discovered In largely paying quantities ft will at once revive Hartford from a conservative plodding little village In to a small sized city It will bring people and enterprises hero In at rush and capital will seek a ready I investment 1No pains or expense rwlll be spar cd to maketho present venture a 4 success Over thirty thousand acres of land lave been leased In this vi r tclntty and sufficient capital is In tp vested In the enterprise to j enlarge V upon any idiscovery that may be made The held will be thbroughly tl S worked and exploited The work 1ghere IB being superintended by si Capt Jas C Glbhey of moon New York a man of wide and successful experience In the oil well drilling buaigesssr pENN Sii 1j13Avery bean run turn to snow fell here on Saturday a I lag and It Is very cold today t MJsa jCJola Cecjl was the rguest of Y4rfl Tafjoft iqft Beaver D ptlast ySuhday ji i Mt Morrison TraylsI an1I family lire5 woVWg1 othe arm lot Mr Tntifi Vuilenger near11 Concortt rsyckreh L e f tttl I Ir rJlCJJe1ds pt Pjiducan II td itittR Ji1iaMer Mrs Mbrawlle v i Otf1 slyitft Ire 4J F1I 1- ose I Wllas1fraa Wi7liice and t 1 J 1 If if a nace Wallace All are Improving Mrr Forest Boll of Maxwell wai the guest of Messrs Elbert ahf Freeman Sparks Saturday night and Sunday Mr Walter Parks and brother Marvin of Beda were in this vl cinlty Wednesday Messrs Forest Bell of Maxwell and Derry Hawkins Mlss sEdna Black and Vera Hawkins spent Sunday at Mr J B Sparks Thee new well and store arc very much appreciated by the teaches and pupils at Bennetts schoolhouse and tho school Is progressing nicely Mr Freeman Sparks was the guest of Mr J A Ruby of Rough creek Thursday Mr Reuben Anderson of Hart ford and little grandson were this guests of his son here Friday GOSHEN Nov 13Miss Bessie Raley the school teacher of this place visited her mother and father at Ros ne Saturday and Sunday Mrs Mattie Boswell of Owens boro Is at the home of her mother Mrs J S Chlnn Mr Frank Cooper who was operated on for appendicitis is Im proving slowly Mrs A S Chinn entertained a- crowdThursdaynight inr honor ot Misses Bessie Raley and Vnda Ren der All reported A good time Mr James Barnes and family via ited relatives near Rockport the past few days- INAUGURATION r PLANS ARE NOW DISCUSSED Senator McCreary Will Be Sworn In As Governor on pe cemberlZj 1 Frankforlfl K NOV 11Now that the election Is over the talk hero isof Inauguration plans and the appointments to places under the new administration Gov Mc Creary will bo Inaugurated as Governor on December 12 and it Is ex pected that tho largest crowd Frankfort over entertained will be here that day to see the man who was Governor In 1875 again take the oath of office No definite plant for the Inaugurationthe first in the new Capitolhave been discussed but local committees will begin work in a few days arranging for the celebration Over at the Capitol there is not the gloom that one would expect to find when the party In power has been rejected Too many of the Republicans now holding bfflco un der the State were not any too fond of Judge ORear so that they are not mourning his defeat The men who were on the tllket with him of course are disappointed The State employes say that they are so effectually burled under the land slide of votes that they have been made speechless- There Is much talk now of prob able appointments under the new administration Charle Morris law clerk in the Attorney Generals office the only Democrat who remain ed during the recent Republican ad ministration will continue In the Attorney Generals office but wilt have a much better position He will be Second Assistant Attorney General There Is a tip that Col H Watson Llndsey Chief of Po lice of Louisville will be Adjutant General but that tip docs not come as straight as might be James Tandy Ellis of Lexington is anoth er tip for Adjutant General It 1 is too soon after the election to bo predicting who will get va rious positions but during the next few weeks that will be the main topic of conversation In Frankfort The State officers except Governor ivlll go into office on the first day of January which is the first Mon lay The law fixes this as the date for the State officials to taka the athand the present officials aught the short term has they went in on January 6 almost the latest late that could be The first Mop Say might be the 7th or the 1st tad In this instancd it Is the 1st so hat the Incoming administration will kayo thellongest terms that the aw Will permit showing bow lucky hb Democrats are this year Sick Headache This distressing disease results lfroma disorderedI condition ofthe tpmach ittcaaba cured Vy takt l dhtwWrlaiai Stomach 14l- Lyer Tablets Get a free sample at Tdnig rtOM and try it yEH e SENTENCE FOR MRS LYNCH Jury dives Her from Two to 21 Years FOPURPEIJJFSONILAI Eleven Wanted Life Sentence A Final Compromise Was Made DAUGHTERlNLAWS EIDENC1 ti- The Owen boro Inquirer of Fri day says Mrs Loutlfda Lynch Is again confined in the Davless county jail awaiting sentence which will be passed upon her n6xt week by Judge Blrkhead when she wll1 then be taken to the penitentiary at Frankfort to begin serving ia term of from two to 21 years This was the verdict of the jury whtch was rBturnW lfit6 court 1f 1050 oclock this morning after deliberating on the case for severa hours as to the guilt or Innocence of the defendant who was charges with the murder of her soninlaw Amble Buck The trial of Mrs Lynch was be gun Wednesday afternoon and the case submitted to the jury shortly before G oclock Thursday after noon When the Jury first wen into the room to consider trio verdict a vote was taken as to her guilt and the jury stood 11 tor guilty and one for acquittal Final ly the one man agreed that she wais guilty and on a poll being taken as to her punishment they stood 11 for a life sentence and one for man slaughter No kind of an argument could convince the one Juro that Mrs Lynch should receive a life sentence artd he stated that he would remain In the jury room six teen years before ho would come over to the majority side It was then suggested that a sentence of voluntary manslaughter from two to 21 years was equlva Jent to a life sentence for Mrs Lynch and anther than to have a hung jury the eleven men who were for life imprisonment agreed to the verdict with the one juror who was for voluntary manslaugh ter x When they verdict ottbe jury was announced Mrs Lynch bar shedding tears but not until JcAlei Calhoun started with her to the jail did Cordelia Buck daughter of the prisoner and wife of the murdered man show any signs of grief or sorrow Her cries could be heart for some distance and this contln uod as the young widow and hoiI friends walked from the court house to the street Mrs Lynch was Indicted for kill- Ing her soninlaw Amble Buck and the evidence showed that the killing waswithoutkany provocaHor whatever The exact facts of the shooting were told by TCordello Buck at the examining trial and on the first trial afterira Lynch had been Indicted but he present trial the witness aware that she had testified falsely at the former trial because of a threat made against her by Courtland Buck that he would kill her It she testified otherwise I than she did It was known that Cordelia Duck remained with the family of Courtland Buck and not with Amble Bucks father as had been stated until after Mrs Lynch was released from jail since which time she has been living with her parents slaw9tomsch Liver Tablets do pot sicken or gripe and may be taken with perfect safe ty by the most delicate woman or the youngest child The old and feeble will also find them a most suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their weakened digestion and for regulating the bowels For sale by all dealers m WHAT Till POST THINKS ABOUT McCREABY NOW The Louisville Post of Wodnes day says Elsewhere we dlicuis party lead ershl lIn connection with the re 1 1conttelectlon but Here it IB only airto addthat ill Governor Mc ireary the Democrats hid a candi late lt was Hfetd follow M J I Atvatlate when the public Is i d welcoming w progresslve ideas and searching for progressive leaders It seemed Unwise to return to 1875 rot a candidate who bad the pres tige of victory fjtit Gbvernor McCreary Is a man who napes few enemies he Is a mailwhose personal character commands respect and a party man who never scratched a ticket In this last respect we think the Governor isivrong but In times of doubt it makes n man available wis said that Governor McCrea ry was earnest and emphatic in his demand for a county unit platform and wOjtrust he will be equally em phaticorR county unit laW l MAXWELL Nova 13Mlss Vera Hawkins of Hartford spent Sunday with Miss Virginia Bell of this place Mr Rowan Crote went to Hartford Thursday JtlisaUlattyet Mae Barr of this place pent Wednesday night with Miss Ainle May at MIsBf lblla Crowe spent Wednes dar night with Misses Lettye and AdTiena BelU of Buford Mr and Mrs M W Crowe have gone to Louisville NORWICH Dccrcnslnx WasbIngtonNuv 13 Theltritf census shows that the negro population of Kentucky Is decreasing There are 23000 less negroes In the State than there were by the census for 1300- STEMMING ASSOCIATION BLAMES THE GREEN RIVER j j iI Association for Failure to Co I Operate in Getting Max imum Price i I The following article is taken from the Henderson Journal Just a foreword For several years the Stemming association has persistsilly sought to cooperate with the tobacco associations on the other side of Green river Iin any plan or project designed for betterment of tobacco growers All our efforts have come to nought I because of the persistent refusal 11 on the part of tho Green River jjI Tobacco Association to entertain our propositions looking to coop I eratlonIII I I On the other hand the Home Warehouse has ever responded to I the advances made by the Stem ming association In the most fra ternal way I Under all the circumstances the position assumed by the officers ofI the Green River association IsI difficult to reconcile with n wise zeal for the cause of farmers I cooperationThe association how i II seltrespectlmust I i tho subject and will content Itself by recording this printed message I to the good farmersthe boys In the trencheswho are membersI of the Green River namely For the past five years the Stem ming association has realized from one dollar to one dollar and a half more per hundred on on average I than has the Green River assocla jtlon yet the Stemming assocla Lion has never been able to get a reasonable price for any crop owing to the machinations of the tobacco trust I Notice to OriMlltiiis Ohio Circuit Courr Kentucky lA F Chapman Admr c Plain I Itltrs vs c H Chapman iiI Defendants I All persons having claims against the estate of Dr U F ChapmanI deceased are hereby mlHeel to litei same with the underulgned Cora missioner at his office in Hartford I Kentucky properly proven on or before December 10 Hi 1911 or they will be forever barred F L FELIX Master Commissioner 1614 Ohio Circuit Court gCoughing i j Means loss of sleep which la bad for the children and hard on grown persons Foleys Honey and Tar Compound stops the cough at once I relieves Iho tickling and dryness in the throat arid heals the Inflamed nombranea Contains no opiates ind is beat for children and delicate 1 persons Refute substitute For tare by all druggists vm d t VICTORIES IN- OTHER STATES atel I IndReturns Clearly I Trend of NATION TOWARDS DEMOCRACY Foss Won in Massachusetts- But Tammany Lost Grip in New York NEIL MEXICO A LITTLE MINKS There Is much comfort for Dem ocrats In the returns from the elections held In other States last Tues day Wherever national Issues wore Involved a Democratic victo ry resulted with the exception of Maryland and Democratic leaders over the country are jubilant Republican chances west of the Alleghanles are minimized The I Uslo be seated Inthg- East with MassachusettsNew oYrk New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland classed as exceedingly doubt ful States Kentucky Is removed from ocratic doubtful class class to the certainly theII Ohio leans more toward the Dem ocratic party than before In a word every resource of the two parties from today forward will be cast along the Atlantic Coast and the five States shown to andII candidate can win will bear the brunt of the battle J t IIn Massachusetts the Republicans made a great effort to hold their 1 voters In line by putting forward the Tariff as a prominent Issue and therefore the reelection of Foss over his Republican GovII LlautGov Frothlngham by a ma jority of about 11000 is regarded as a death blow to Republican hopes in that section for the Presidential election I I In New York City Tammanys hold weakened and In several races I the Republicans made great gains i The Democrats will lose control ofII the State Legislature but the InlluIencesocrat was defeated for Governor by P S Goldsborough Republican though both branches of the Legis lature are almost certain to be con trolled by the Democrats- In the first election held In New Mexico as a State the Democrats elected their State ticket but tho Republicans are claiming the Legislature which will elect two United States Senators In Now Jersey the Democrats lost the Legislature but the cause of Woodrow Wilson Is strengthened lit Is known that the Democratic SmithNugent machine which Gov Wilson thrashed so soundly when he sent James E Martin to the Sen ate assisted In the naming of sev eral Republican Assembly candi dates and managed to elect them In Rhode Island nearly complete returns show the reelection of Coy A J Pothler Republican by a plurality of between 6000 and 7000 The Republican party made al most a clean sweep In Nebraska The only exception of Importance was that of Daniel V Stephens Democratic candidate r8COl1gress In the Third district to fill the vo cancy caused by the death of theI late Congressman Latta Returns from Mississippi while vlcItoryI candidate for Lieutenant Governor In opposition to Theodore O Bilbo democratic nominee a heavier vote than anticipatedj JBACCO ASSOCIATION FIXES ADVANCED PRICES Owensboro Iy Nov 13At a meeting of the Board of Control of the Green River Tobacco Growers Association held In this city to day an increase of a dollar a hun Ircd on leaf and lugs was tired over the price askedby the association last year The board la still In session and has not yet fixed the price on trash This will be done at tho Betting tomorrow Tho assocla tIBH now bas control of 20000000 pea of tobafico in this distrlct- eti4ltho organization is one of theI io best In Kentucky There Is a short t ago In the acreage In this district t this year but the quality Is such an Improvement over that of last r year that the Board of Control was forced to increase the price that will be asked The Home Warehouse Company EqulI t merged and fixed the price of tobac co that has been pooled with themii at 12 for the best grade of leaf The association will be ready to receive bids from the tobacco dealers on Tuesday It Is expected that an early sale will be made and that t the deliveries will start before December 1 HICKBTTH Nov 13The news has reached hero that Mr John Johnson who Is ill of lung trouble Is expected home from the West In a short timeMrs Susie Snell and son Glen don of Williams Mines spent a few days last weok with Mr and Mrs N G Patton Mr E MI Daniel was In Hart ford Saturday on business Mr Sam Roach has moved to Mr Griffins tenant house A lance crowd attended thgslaty lag of RIcketts schoolhouse Satur day night but there was no one to s lead the singing- It seems that the Republicans cant understand why OHear wasnt elected STREETS OF THE CITY RAN RED WITH BLOOD Wanton Slaughter of Native Chinese Over 100000 tD qd and Homeless Nanking Nov 11More than 30000 native Chinese wren wo men and children are dead and others arc homeless as n re 17000 of the wanton slaughter throughout tills city by the imperialist army The butchery Is still going on today but In less degree Reinforcements arrived today and joined the rebels and the attack upon the Imperials army was resumed Aroused Into a frenzy of rage against their enemies for the massacre of defenseless Chinese the rebels fought desperately for vengeanceThe of the city of Nan king to day ran red with blood and hundreds of headless bodies lay among tho smoking ruins of dwell ings The property of tho Chinese was first looted then fired Panic reigned among the surviv ors of the massacre and no attempt was made to bury the headless dead that tilled the streets Most pitiful of all were the corpses of boys and girls headless nnd naked lying where they had fallen when the ruthless swords of the Manchus cut them down Detachments of Manchu soldiers with blood dripping from their swords Invaded the homes of all residents of the native quarter looking for hiding natives Some were killed outright and others were first tortured before being put to death Hundreds of human heads lie like so many cannon balls In tho gutters Human hands and feet cut oft to torture the living strew the debris of the burned quarter At dawn today the gates were locked and the surviving victims were closed In the city of horrors along with their dead No more were al lowed to flee Famine now threatens as the soldiers have carried off all the fo9d FREAK INCIDENTS OF- WISCONSIN CYCLONE Janesville Wls Nov nTherewere many freakish incidents con nected with the cyclone At the Douglas farm a buggy was carried into a tree and bent about the trunk where It hung the rim of one hind wheel encircling the front I axle At the home of William Lit tle a 66 timber was driven through a cow At the Schmidt farm a hog was cut in two by a plow At this same place a cook stcve was carried f to an adjoining field where It was deposited right side up apparent-ly undamaged i 1 Honor to the County Press 11The Democratic country press a- more than any one agegcae te sponsible for the greatvlctory1 aji the Louisville Democratic lpatjers rendered very little aB8i tancej = Ellzabethtown Newa 4ty i i rII PACK TWO i THE HARTFORD EE M i f I C N NOV 11011 t J DONFIDENGE INIi Ft GOY McCREARYAA- Isf Keynote of the Great Victory GREATEST IN TWENTY YEARSI f Thaitti C Went Forth to Magnif icent Victory NO FACTIONALISM KVIDKXT j The Democratic ticket with JamesI L 11 McCrenry at Its head carried ten of the eleven Congressional districts in Kentucky and materially cut down the normal majority In the last surviving relic of Republican ism Not in twenty years has such I wonII 1107 gave a Republican majority of 7 000 gave Gov McCreary a major r electedrlative and councllmanlc ticket save one by majorities almost equally large The First district In which 7t was feared that ORears appeal to the nightriding element would produce disaffection again proved Its right to the title of the Gibral E tar of Kentucky Democracy The doubtful Third returned jn majority ormore than twlf Thouif and The Republican Tenth the of the Republican campaign billhome Is found In the Demo column The outcome far surpasses the hopes of every Democrat It leaves L the Republicans dumbfounded Ills organized not to say distrait And yet the explanation Is not far to seek nor hard to find In fiov McCrcary the people have now as they have always had a con lldence born of and nourished by the knowledge that It will not be betrayed The ticket of whlclif lie was the head was of the partys boat In brain and character For the first time since 1895 Democracy was free from factionalism In that fact The Times believes Is to be found In chief measure the secret of a success which has so far out expectationsiFour years ago factfonlsm de Tented the Democratic party This year though Gov McCreary could not have been defeated In any event his present majority would have been Impossible hall the conditions of 1907 been repented He has declared to the people of the State that If elected he and none other will he the Governor both In fact and In name The platform on which he stood Is a pledge of re forms of which Kentucky stands In sore need No man could ask of his party and people a larger tribute of faith than the Democrats and the Independent voters of Kentucky have given to novo McCreary The Times does not believe that U Is mistaken either as to the man or his purpose In recording here the prediction that the administration r or Gov McCrenry will mean a nnlt od party and a prosperous Ken tuck and that the head of both will bo James II McCreary I Louisville Times rTbere Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years It was supposed to be Incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local1I diseases and prescribed local remed ies and by constantly tailing to cure iI with local treatment pronounced Iit r Incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and1I therefore requires constitutional treat Manent Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledu Ohio Is the only constitution r al cure on tho market It is taken f internally in doses from 10 drops to i A teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dol I lars for any case It falls to cure Send for circulars and testimo nials Address F J Cheney Co To Isilo Olio d Sold by Druggists 75c 1 ITake Halls Family Pills for con f stipation a THE WKATHKR 1KOlIIKTK- JRKOICT SKVKRK WINTKUb i The coming winter will be unusu iwdally severe according to the weath i4 er prognostigators of the old belief They Vase this prediction on time f honored rules as laid down by moth er nature herself The prophet uaya the moss on the north aide of tbo beech tree Jla much heavier than usual This Ila a alga of cold wreath er and plenty of it The squirrel e s t are busily engaged In tilling their I tz o w ir utotltt w t dens with thev nuts of the forest and woodmen state that this Indi cates heavy snows and cold weather The bones of geese both old and young are said to be heavier usual and the down thicker H usual The goose bone IIs one of th bestknow methods of prediction tIn alltof these signs it is said that the wool of the sheep is heavier than It has been In years and those who 1have been close enough to muskrats and other animals to examine them declare their fur Is going to be thicker than has been known In years KXCHAXttK OP DKPOSITS Depositors POSTAL of the SAYINGS Postal nO DSIIII System may exchange the whole o a part of their deposits on January 1 1912 for United States registered or coupon bonds In denominations of 20 100 and 500 bear Ing Interest at the rate of 2 t4 per cent per annum payable semlan minlly and redeemable at tho pleas lire of the United States after one vesir from the d of Issue both principal and Interest payable 20 years from that date in United States gold coin Postal savings are exempt from all taxes or duties of the United States as well as from taxation In any form by or under State munic- Ipal or local authority Applications for the conversion of deposits Into bonds on January 1 1912 must be received before December 15 1911 by the postmaster at the depository office where the certificates wore Issued A Fathers Vengeance Would have fallen on any one who I attacked the son of Peter Rondy of South Rockwood Mich but he was I powerless before attacks of Kidney I trouble Doctors could not help him he wrote so at last we gave him Electric BItters and he improved wonderfully from taking six bot ties Its the best Kidney medicine I ever saw Backache tired feeling nervousness loss of appetite warn of Kidney trouble that may end In dropsy diabetes or J rights disease Beware Take Elelctrlc BItters and he safe Every bottle guaranteed 50c at James H Wil liams in Not fioini Youre going to the smoker to night arent you NopoV Why the boys are expecting you Didnt you promise them youd be thereYes I Intended to be present but you see we have the recal system In our family and my wife has just exercised It CAUSE FOR ALARM Loss of Appetite or Distress After Eating a Symptom That Should not Be Dis regarded Appetite Is just a natural desire for food Loss of appetite or stom and distress after eating Indicates Indigestion or dyspepsia Overeat ing Is a habit very dangerous to a persons good general health- It Is not what you eat but what you digest and assimilate that does you good Someof the strongest heaviest and healthiest persons are moderate eaters There Is nothing that will cause more trouble than a disordered stomach and many people dally contract serious maladies simply through disregard or abuse of the i stomachWe e all In Hartford who suf derangementIIndigestion or dyspepsia acute or chronic to try Roxall Dys Pepsin Tablets with the distinct un derstandlng that we will refund their money without question or formality If after reasonable use of this medicine they are not perfect ly satisfied wlfh the results We recommend them to our customers every day and have yet to hear of any one who has not been benefit ed by them We honestly believe them to be without equal They give very prompt relief aiding to neutralize the gastric juices strengthen the digestive organs to regulate the bowels and thus to promote perfect nutrition and eradicate all unhealthy symptoms We urge you to try a 2Bo box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets which gives 15 days treatment At the end of that time your money willt bo returned to you If you are not satisfied Of course in chronic canoe length of treatment varies For such cases we have two larger alzesi lrhlcbsell for 50c and HOOti Remember you can obtain Hexali Remedies in this community only at our stole The Hexall Store Jamei H Tvilllama 214 Llaln St Hartford Ky J DEMOCRACY JS CERTAINTOe WINI In the Presidential Rac Next Year TWO REPUBLICAN FACTIONSS Composed ofOld Guard andI Insurgents Will Accom pUsh This BLOWINGrBy Clyde H Tavenner Special1t Washington Correspondent of The HeraldWashington Nov 9The Demo crats even according to Republican newspapers ought to win In 1912 All they have to do is to organize and pull together The Republican party can not defeat the Democratic candidate for the Presidency The only possible1 thing that can prevent tho election of n Democratic President In 1912 Is the Democrats themselves The opportunity Is here and from all parts of the country reports are reaching headquar ters that the Democrats realize It and are already laying plans for a campaign that will result In the Democrats sweeping the country In 1912 There seems tobe no way for theI RejiuMJcans JQJyQliLt J lLJ Democrats get together and LtlI las they are now starting out If Mr Taft is renominated J 11 surgents will slash him and If Senator LaFolletto Is nominated the old guard will slash him Indiana Will Go Democratic The Philadelphia North Amen can Republican sent Its Washing ton correspondent Angus McSween to Indiana to report impartially on conditions there This is a part of the report he sent back to his pa per Indiana Is hopelessly lost to President Taft and the Republicans From no Indications Is it possible to reason that they will be as strong as they wore In the llast election when they lost every Congressional District but one and control of the Legislature Since then the rapid development of progressive Republican sentiment into an open hostil ity to the Taft administration and the reactionary policies which he advocates make it obvious that with Taft as tho Republican candidate again the vote against him In this State will be overwhelming The Way the Wind Is Illowing A canvas of Green county Iowa made by mall may be accepted as a thermometer showing how the political wind Is blowing In that sea tion One hundred and twenty let ters wore sent out to Republicans only and ninetyseven answers were received Some of the queA dons presented and the answers received are as follows If Taft should be nominated will you support him Yes 21 no C4 blank 12 Do you approve of the PayneAld rich bill Yes 12 no 85 Do you approve of the attack on In the Balllnger matter Yes 2 no 91 Do you approve of the attack of Dr Wiley Yes 3 no 81 Do you approve of Tafts veto of the woolen schedule as passed by the last Congress Yes 18 no 70 Do you believe the Taft administration favors the farmer and la borer or the trusts Farmers Tj trusts C8 A Household Medicine That stops coughs quickly andcures colds Is Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Mrs Anna Pelzer 2C2G Jefferson St South Omaha web 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 m 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 i the throat hoarseness and alll coughs and colds take Foleys Hon ey and Tar Compound Contain e no opiates Always in a yello package For sale by all drug gists m CHINAS POPULATION SOMETHING ENORMOUSi j According to the latest official returns the number of inhabitantsI of China proper Manchuria and thet new dominion Is 312425626 Andt as we have pointed out before ob serves the National Review Ch na the estimates of Chinas poP latlon have Always hap a tendency to exaggeration and erenv At 10 000000 hdskddedalts t rH6agbU and Tibet the total tU tar below thatr S JiWM Wt i u ti iJL trtuaJly quoted an 1904 HrjRock hill theiuUnltedS tateslMinle erin Peking after careful inquiry came numberIlatlon of the empire something Ifesomething be allowed for natural Increase since that time It doss not seem as ifst the 312000000 of the ofSanyIt ing cough as Chamberlains CougrRemedy writes Mrs Francis Tu pin Junction City Ore This rem edy Is pled unsurpassed for colds and croup For sale by all deal era aDEMOCRACYH nOCTRIXP AS nKFINEIV IJV 1OLK In an address at the Democratic bcnquet at St Paul on Juno 1 1913 Joseph W Folk Missouris candi date for tho Presidency defined hin idea of Democracy In these words Democracy is a religion the religion of brotherhood among men and of equal rights for all It Is a religion that would demand more of the Golden Rule and less of the rut t er of gold in goVerhment and in ou dally lives It would not array class against class but would protect the rights of all by having eac respect the rights of the other It would not attack wealth honestly acquired but would wage unending war against the privileges that pro duce tainted riches on one side and Jhep1Ult1slde H that property rights are best pro tected by preserving inviolate the public rights It would not combat men but the evil that men do It would seek as a remedy for existing evils not less government for the people but more government by the people It would place conscience above cunning and the public good above private greed It would not offer a man an advantage In the shape of a subsidy or bounty or protective tariff enabling him to make money at the expense of his fellowmen but it would assure him that It would give no one else such a special privilege over him It would guarantee to all an equal opportunity to live and labor and en joy the gains of honest toll This Is Democracy as I under stand is For painstheIto chest dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlains Liniment and bind It on over the seat of pain There tIs nothing better For sale by nilI dealers t HBIALL KINK FOR WOMAN DEFENDING REPUTATION Frankfort Ky Nov 9Dellev ing that a woman has the right toI defend her reputation even If she has to resort to arms Judge R C HIeatt today assessed the smallest fine 5 he could under the statutes against Mrs Susie Tomll when she confessed that sho hadI pointed a loaded shotgun at JohnI Cook and threatened to kill him because she heard he had slanderedI her Judge HIeatt may suspend the fineHe was compelled to fine Mrs Tomlin because when Cook too refuge behind his companion WillI Stewart Mrs Tomlin kept pointing the gun at Stewart The verdict of Judge HIeatt was applauded KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL Health isWorth Saving and Some Hartford People Know How to Save It Many Hartford people take thou negloctinys the kidneys when they know these organs need help Sick kidneys are responsible for amount of suf healfering and III but there Is no need to suffer nor to remain in dan anremedy that has cured thousands of kidney sufferers eThe following statement leaves no doubtwMrs A Baur 737 Mulberry St Owensbpro ICy says I have used Doans Kidney Pills and have foun them to be unequaled for kidney trouble and lame hack This remedy corrected tho difficulty with th kidney secretions and removed th depressing headaches I sleep moo better using Doans Kidney Pills and that languid feeling has disap peared 1 For aalo by all dealers Price Jcents FosterMllburn Coi1ura lo Newt York sots agents for 1th Uaitepltates i a r 1 x teasexlher rtb4 nagteDsix a ad take HO other Py1 U An Innovation in Oil Heaters t The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater with its i1drums enameledm turquoise is an ornament to any room whether in the country or city home i No home is quite cpi ipletc without a Perfection OilII Heater It is a necessity in the fall and spring when it is warm to start the regular heating apparatus and too coolie be I without heat In the midst of winter It is often convenient as I an auxiliary heater as there are always some cold elitists in a hove The enameled beater always presents a race appearance as the I enamel will not tarnish or bum off It b not an enanjel paint but it is the same as the enamel of your cooking utensils I t The Perfection is the most reliable and convenient portable tingii edevice you can find An automaticallylocking lame spreader prevenbI I turning the wick high enough to smoke I FJCiCxxh9laoscttessa Hrr DANIEl BOnNE AXLE m1 EASE L1 Ji 4 f1Made in Louisville by CHAS C STOLL OIL I MBEARY RODE IN THE SAME CARRIAGE AGAIN That Conveyed Him in Richmond 36 Years AgoBig Dem- Onstration Richmond Ky Nov 9The- I crowd which greeted Senator Mc repetim tion of that thirtysix years ago when he was elected Governor the only difference being the concourse was many hundred times larger today IA singular coincidence was that he was mot and escorted to town In the same carriage which met him and In which he rode when Gover nor before It being drawn by four large horses Many men were here today who greeted him when heI was elected the first time When he emerged from the train today he was presented with n 1101 quet of chrysanthemums by Presi dent X C Crabb of the Eastern veterankcomradesIpreceded his carriage In the line of march today headed by Col N B Deatherage and J H Kennedy who were greatly rejoiced over seeing him elected Governor the second timeIt was the largest and greatest demonstration in the way of a pa rade ever witnessed here Headed by two brass bands and a hundred men on horseback followed by the carriage containing Gov McCreary who was accompanied by Judge w1 R Shackelford J A Sullivan and W B Smith the parade started Following these were fifty automo- r biles then a line of carriages and other vehicles and bringing up the rear wore students and children in line Oftwo abreast representing every school In the city all having been granted a halfholiday for the occasion Tho line of march was halted in trontof thee court houe4 long enpugh for a speech which Senator McCreary delivered lii his usual pleasing style after which he was escorted to his homo 1 tt dChhtitalne frosted feet or bands can be curewlftionoor two appli cations of tiD SNOW LIN ItcliingAPriceht by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Dinovah Co BeaVer Dinv Ky t P1 l1r a l ROW b1+WUbpC jltl+ l8 fe y rt PIiJQWr QQBUliFjll 0 j J j1 = Th4 r efiq rttweate i +4 41 rttrfrfrgtieatly 1H a small paaphletr- r fAbII Jo iJ Ill i t JIrouthePf JI I JIIIStandardlincorpeceledl Oil Company J 1 And dont have to greape but once ai week I CO AAL telling of the outcome of suits filed by the department against violators of the pure food laws One of these pamphlets No 1103 tells of a New York concern having plead guilty to using arsenic In the manufacture ot- a food product known as Light Shade Egg Color The food pois oning firm was fined 25 Pamphlet No 1100 tolls of a concern pleading guilty to foisting upon the public a food product consisting in part of ldecomposedstance This manufacturer was fined 10 Now that these stagger Ing blows have been struck Is It not likely that other food dopers will cease administering arsenic and putrid animal matter in food products Yes it Isnotto The chill microbe meets Its fate In HERDING There are thosandsii of these germs in the air you breatheI and any derangement of the liver stQmach or bowels gives them the onportunlty they seek A dose atIHERD1NE destroyed them at once clears them out completely and promotes a line feeling of strength and buoyancy Price 50c Sul7Hartford Drug Co Hartford lC1 Donovan Co Beaver Dam Iym LAROEST WHISKY TAX COLLECTIONS FOR OCTOBER Frankfort Ky Nov 9Thell taxes on whisky collected for October by the deputy collectors here amounted to 24952708 the larg est amount ever collected for Octo ber by the office and being 10000 more than October 1910jj Subscribe for The Hartford Herald f 4s- t Sore Lunge and a Dry Racking Cough can be relieved by win- glillards Horehound1 Syrup Its effect In the lungs If soothing and howling very gratifying to those who are racked yo painful cough RB Reyes treh nOli looiir f phlegm clears the voice 5hatedJ jslqen IIs no longer disturbed at pightrrtcq sc lS1a Iae8 n1t oBuy the 1100efee ttctame five time as much fie Orti Mo ifs aa4 ydu get with ceai Aattto aDr Herrlcjcn Red rep pt yprouipPbwter for the chest- JMfenltatiHardPropSI LUIM t h1 lly iatviIsahsaItN tPFt nti tar e IXe- eGjttenl N ifi eo t Piig UAtIisrtCi Do vas A Co TSe VeriMw Kyi rlS a 1 I iii v1r r I 4 l WEDNWPAYROV irs 1ef THE HARTFORD HERALDPAGEu THREE rrr1 o AOAODD 0 Qja OOQO fl MASTER CO DUSSIO i its P- ifd SALES 0I o 0000000000000Master Ohio Circuit Court KeDluiky Laura E Shown et al Plaintiffs VB William V Cook et al Defendants By vlrtuq of a Judgment and order of Bale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 In the abovecauao for r Ae fmrporo of dividing the pro r ceeds amongst the parties as their interests appear after paying the costa herein Including areaBonablo attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the t court house door In Hartford on 1 l Monday the 4th day of December K19ilt about one oclock p m upon i a credit tit six months the follow ing described property towit A tract oflland in Ohio county Ken tucky bounded as follows Beginning at a planted stone the N Bf corner of the Chapman Crowe lot thence N 144 W 29 poles to a planted stone on the West side of the Hartford and Owensboro road opposite tho D L Barnett well thence S 7CJ4 W 47 poles to a s planted stono on the West line of i the once T Baird 2008acre tract t thence S with said line 41 11z poles to two hickories and white oak thence N 65 E 59 poles to the beginning containing 11 H acres i eleven and onehalf acres r The purchaBf will he required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sate This 14th day of November 1911 F L FEIn d IsRlgr Smmiastoner Y L Moseley Attorney Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Henry F Tucker Plaintiff vs Ll Tucker et al Defendants fly virtue of a Judgment and or f der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 In the above cause for the sum of 60000 with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 17th day of July 1905 until paid and 4480 costs herein I will of fer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A tract of land In Ohio county Kentucky bounded as toi lows Beginning at a stone on the West bank of Barnetts creek corner to 1 L A W Carson thence In a West course with Carsons line to a lerlystops on the West sldo of a small I tranch thence North with an old original line to a stone Peter Smiths corner thence East with r the line of Peter Smith and Robert l Nance to Barnetts creek thence I i idown the creek with Its several meanders to the beginning con taming 100 acres more or less It I being an undivided half of the land I conveyed to W C Tucker and H I T Tucker on tho 14th day of Jan uary 189S by J I Ashby and Lou Ashby Deed Book No 17 page f E65 or sufficient thereof to produce i the sums of money ordered to be t t madeThe purchaser will be required tos r exiite bond with approved security Immediately after sale t This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner t Wilson Crowe Attorneys e Master Commissioners Sale 3Oblo Circuit Court Kentucky W A Maddox Plaintiff- vs I ExParte Defendant By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October erm 1911 in the above cause for the purpose of dividing tho proceeds interI costa Including a reasonable attorney fee herein i will offer for sale by public auction let the court house door Ih Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six anU twelve months the follow ing described property towit Two tracts of land in Ohio county Ken tucky FIRST TRACT Lying and being on Lewis Creek containing fifty acres being a part of the three hun ted acres ot land conveyed to Is t kac J Ferry by Wm A Maddox and Kof record In Ohio County Clerks office deed Book E page 806 Th- e6tcrs is bounded as follows 4iLtinning at a hickory the N JP 6nMret the above named three polesItoWood oa tlw original tine of tM tree hahJreJ1yacres aforesaid tkVJ I to two raf ali tiff pW wrfPtokdrjr on another Una oJvii trt lracf tf 2Ii aq pores jfoTa largeFktto earklad gum plc hence E 188 polJi begin Y r 8 ping containing fifty atress a dbe lag same land conveyed to Thomas Maddox deceased by WmA Maddox and wife cmthe 31st day of hi 1ili6l and which deed Is or record in the Ohio County Clerks office Deed BopkYpage 347 SECOND TRACTr Beginning on tho W Maddox line at a hlckqry dogwood and black oak twentyfive f poles Jrqra his N W corner thence N 161 poles to a hickory and white oak In the original Finley line thence E with said line to the cor neroa chestnut and poplar thence with W Maddoxs line S to Wm Maddoxs corner thence W to the beginning and being same land conveyed to Thomas Maddox dej I ceased by Jos L Davis and wife June 6th 18C3 and which deed Ion of record In the Ohio County Ii office Deed Book M page 585 The mineral and coal right underlying said land has heretofore I been sold and Is therefore not Included In this sale The purchaser will be required to execute bond With approved security immediately after sale This 14th day ofNovembqr 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissionert Heavrln Woodward Attorneys I Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky E W Ford Plaintiff vs Ed L Boswell Defendant By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term Iffll In the aboye cause for the sum of 10000 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 14th day ofMarch 1905 until paid and the furthers m t of 2000 with like Interest from the 23d day of October 1911 and costs herein I will of fer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p moo upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towitThe onesixth Interest of the defendant E L Boswell In the following described land lying and be ing In Ohio county Kentucky bounded and described as follows Bounded on the North by Wm Schroader land on the East by Doc Burtons land on the South by Andy Fllbacks land on the West by Wm Schroaders land contain ing acres excepting 30 acres heretofore sold or sufficient there of to produce the sUms of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved secur ity Immediately after sale This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Barnes Anderson Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky M A Teel et al Plaintiffs- vs Bell Ross et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 tIn the above cause for the purpose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their Interests ap pear after first paying the costs herein Including attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by pub lic auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about 6no oclock p m upon a credit of six and Twelve months the following described property towit A certain tract or parcel of land lying In Ohio county and State of Kentucky and being a part of the Ellis Survey and Is bounded as fol lows viz Beginning at R hickory in the Old Ellis line thence S 12 W 176 poles to a stake In the Leltchfleld road41 thence with said road N 87 E 89 poles to n stone In said road thence N 12 E125 poles to a stone In the edge of the woods thence S 78 E 13 poles to a stone thence N 12 E 62 poles toa stone thence N 78 W 102 poles to the beginning containing one hundred and five acres The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This t4th day of November 1911 F L FELIX issloperiIlofbrook f iC Master Commissioners Sale J W McCarty Assigneei Fordsville Banking Company Plaintiff ys Equity Action No 4911 Consolidated Actions R F Armendt jet al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or xJer of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 In the above causei for thbouffiof IBOOOP with interest perjasjjurATIORIj t until pM and the i rtilfr sum oft 4Q0Qpwith ilk intefett Jrpfn the 14h day pf March1 1911 and the fucit tiUJII I of1009with like tn 3 ij tj l terest from March 15th 1911 and the further 8um iof 15000 with like interest from March 20th 1911 and the further sum of 1000 With like interest from February 26th 1911 until paid and G460 costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the fallowing described property towit A tract of land In the village of Narrows Ohio county Kentucky conveyed to Roy F Armendt by deed from W A Wlmsalt September 28th 1904 and recorded In- Deed peek 30 page 15 also anoth er tract of land situated at Narrows Ohio county Kentucky con veyed to Roy F Armendt by deed from W A Wimsatt and Efflo Vim aatt April 26th 1905 and record ed In Deed Book 30 page 325 Ohio County Clerks office The proceeds of said sale will be first applied to the payment of first three amounts named In theI above and the remainder if anyI will be applied on the payment of tho balance of plaintiffs debt inter est and cost or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made I The purchaser will bo required to execute bond with approved security I Immediately after sole This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIXI Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys I Master CoiniiilssloiH SnleI entuckIJennieItEddie S Carson et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the April term 1911 In the above cause for the purpose ot dividing the proceeds amongst the parties herein as their Interests appear after paying the costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys fee to Barnett Smith I will offer for sale by public auc tion at the court house door In Hart ford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six twelve eighteen months the following land property towit tract or parcel of land In Ohio county Kentucky bounded as fol lowsBeginning at a stone near n hawI tree on the Hartford and Calhoun road thence N 11 E to a stone In Chamberllns field thence S 177 I E to a stone near a slat fence j thence S 14 E to a stone In road thence N 774 W to the beginning the above to contain 2 acres more or lessAlso the following described tractA tract of land lying In Ohio county Kentucky on the waters of I followsIBeginning at a sweet gum maple I cornerIa stone witnessed by an elm and water beech thence N 772 W 330 poles to a stone on Rough river thence down the same to the mouth of Nocreck thence up said Nocreek as It meanders in the middle there of when reduced to a straight line 54 poles to four hickories thence S 78 rs E 112 poles to two beeches thence N 7 W 32 poles to a stone thence S 784 E 164 poles to the beginning containing 107 t4 acres more or less excepting from the last described tract the following bound ary which was sold by the said C T Carson deceased to W R Car son on the day of viz- Beginning at four hickories on bank of Nocreok thence S 764 E 77 poles and 20 links to a stone thence S 12 W 26 h poles toastone witnessed by a beech In John- l Fosters line thence with same 137 rods and 19 links to a stone bank of Rough river thence Ion same to the mouth of No creek thence UP Nocreek with the I meanders of the middle thereof to tie beginning containing 20 acres tore or less t The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security iimmediately after sale I Tilts 14th day of November 1911 FL FELIXt 4j2t3 Master Commissioner f Barnett Smith Attorneys j Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Cordelia E Roach Plaintiff VB George B Foreman Defendant I By Virtue of a judgment and ori der of sale of the Ohio Circuit1 i ourt rendered at the October terni 1911inthe above cause for laterePttj torn thel ith day of January 1910 until paid and cps s Herein I will offer for sale by ipubV 111tit auction1 at the court hoUso door1 Itlttj Hartford pa Monday tlie 4th stay of December 19Hi about one i t L oclock p mupon a credit Of six and fyelve months the following described property towit A certaip tract or parcel of land lying and being In Ohio county Kentucky and bounded as follows vii Beginning at a sweet gum on the North bank of Crane Pond and In the East boundary line of G W Powers survey thence N 19 W 153 poles to two beeches thence N 71 E 64 poles to an elm In B Dyes line thence with said line S 19 E 125 poles to a double ma pie and sweet gum on the bank of Crane Pond thence bordering on said Pond to the beginning contain ing 57 acres Twenty acres are ex cepted having been sold fo O W Baker which leaves about 37 acres Being the same land conveyed i to Cordelia E Roach by Joel H Roach on February 23 1905 which deed Is of record In Deed Book 27 page 3S7 Ohio County Clerks office or sufficient thereof ttol produce the sums of money or dered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved secur ity immediately after sale This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner- S A Anderson Attorney 000000000000000P HVR C- PPPPPPOPPPPPPOP Eve was the first mother She did not have a trained nurse who stated the fonbv right for squnllIltsnightsI en strolywrong with thtl 8bllti IShe did not have tour or five neighbors to pass the word around that she neglected the Infant In or der to go shopping or attend her I clubI not have a family doctor I to whittle the babys tonsils adenoids appendix and oth IerI sections of its body and had to be politely but firmly requested to leave his knives and saws at home She did not have a mother to tell her that In her day women did not I use soap on a babys skin She did not have magazines with mothers departments to puzzle her by their flood of Instructions She did not have acquaintances to convince her that every rash was scarlet fever and every cough pneu I moniaShe had absolutely no modern I advantagesShe have been a happy mother Chicago Post Hulked 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 lens Arnica Salve and my foot was soon completelly cured Heals burns boss sores bruises exzema pimples corns Surest pile cure 25c at James 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President Nashville Tenn Fornr cat alogue on course el T COLLEGE writer t I or MerophU or or or Evansville I If or at we ex I PIIIn1 Otrcl J M PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice hi prolrulon In Ohio and acV doing countlei Special attention glen 10 ifburlneuenlruated to hl tare FRANK L FELIX 1 Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice him profculon In Ohio and al AppealIrlmlaal C II BAHNBTT C r auiTB BARNETT SMITH Attorneys at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice their profession In all the Court olOhlo and adjoining counties and In the Conrgf Appeal Collection ipeclaltr v OTTO C MuuIN N PICIrNN1Y MARTIN McK NN Y HARTFORD KY GENERAL INSURANCE LIFE ACCIDENT SICK AND FIRE Will Also Bond You Otto C Hartin Attorney at Law IIARTFOItn KY OITlco up stalls over Wilson e Crowe opposite court house Will thelties and Court of Appeals Commer cial and criminal practice u spec Inlty CONSUMPTIONnR8 r reliefforrun down feeling Mention this abet COMPANYBox HAVE A ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE RESJIDENCB OR PLACE OF BUS INESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WT1 TH- ELong Distance Lines TO AIL STATES FOR TIlE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON onADPRE SJJ W OBANQN Local Manager Hartford K7 w C SEXTON r LocalilIUqeritApo Jcpated Beaver Dam Ky t r f I Ti Tf Y 1 r7y 7 w y rr wruvYriareAi4g0 I cf 1 r fp L i9i x rna 1vo u m MRUqRDAAlJ 1 f rf Thd HartwrdJ Wameta1q I I LFISUX I MATTHEWS fRANK tjtjliEDER f t FELIX EDITORft Pub aid Propr l Entered at the Hartford post ofc i Ialmall matter of the second clasi I I At last account It had been de that Maine was dry j jcldedAnd now well soon celebrate an F noFroostersI Everybody looked for the Courler Journal next day but i they werent there nary one They seem to have Just quit vot I iingI for McCreary In some of th precincts in Kentucky I IoutlyingI The gangplank Is outal1 1 1abard fir the trip up Salt river smlllnCome on boyscome a Those two alleged Democratic 7 newspapers that bolted McCreai havent been heard from since the t election t illAtI last account Judge ORecr had I not handed down his latest decision I j on Republicanism vs Democracy IIn- iii Kentucky would have been Just the same I IIt Cox or Franksor maybe J Jwith and the latter should con i gratulate each other for failing to get Into the Republican boat The Democrats will certainly have much to be thankful for at the Qmlng Thanksgiving Among oth or things that the TfepuWcatt party has such poor political prophets I j I The Louisville Post topk about two columns to explain the codes oj I the recent Republican defeat XU can be easily explained in fou- rwordstoo many Democratic votesarr 1 Put Ohio county down 800 for Judge ORear Boys weve got cm- agalnHartford Republican November 3- ORears majority 173 Didnt seem to hold em after they got em11 Seems like Just as soon as public gets through with settling one vexatious matter another comes up The newspapers will now be flood I ed with the slogan Do your Christ earlyImas shopping Argusof the Louisville Herald sure had his figures and estimates l knocked to smithereens by tho result of the election George is aI clever fellow In more ways than one but like the rest of us his cal culations sometimes fall afoul of the- mark The handsome vote given Mr M i t ITWesterfield In Ohio county IsaI I j record of which any man should i itfeelr proud Ho not only led his I ticket but In doing this ev Idently got the votes of a number II of men who are affiliated with other political parties It has been decided to perpetuate tho McCreary Club here at Hartford for the good It bas done and the good It may do Iin tlfo ifi ure It certainly accomplished a grand r work In the recent campaign and added much to the sum of victory won by the Democrats in the State t If we remember rightly Editor r Sam Roberts said In his paper the Lexington Leader Republican 1 V that the election of Bradley to the U S Senate In the way In which it was done would never bo worth to the Republican party what It cost The recent election proved that Mr Roberts was rights l One of tho most significant feat I urea of the recent election was tho II unprecedented gains made by tho Socialists In nine cities of tho country they elected a mayor and New Mexico Save the Socialists a heavy vote The gains scored by the Socialists make them a strong I factor to bo reckoned with in tho politics of today k The Green River Republican pub Hahed at Morgantown says Threo Macks did the workMcCreary McDermott and McCulIocb And t thonlt adds you cant car rYtwaiter on both shoulderSneither cam yon carry water on one should er and whiskey on the outer Null said The Democrats of Ohio coun ty did their duty manfully on elec lion day They came out and voted almoetto a man and It was by this process that the big Republican majority of former years was so largely cut down They deserve all credit for their loyalty and the won= derful victory In the State they aid I ed to accomplish nrJudge OJRoari defeat was cer JtaJn JiPftho time that Urelr- woodson of the Owen boro Mos Bengerpnned that McCulloch letter on hYnV Then Woodson added to YtheDemocratic majority by employ i rtagi a flTdortollP h me 1ttcii otavingcotrlbutedtorthe an cam algfifiindliha not caring ti continental J who khetf It The crlmlnaltllaueeof tho Antl Trust law gives the one convicted ta term of Imprisonment not exceed Ing one year According to thl law a trust magnate may pilfer the public out of millions of dollars am yet get only a twelvemonths prlsoi term How tenderly the law deals with the highwaymen ot finance while It goes after the small offend er with a vengeance that knows mo leniency I Just became the Democrats put In as challenger In olio of the Hart ford precincts a loyal party man who guarded well the interests of his party and used his best etrortsi i to see that a fair and an honest election was held the Democrats have been threatened by Republic an bosses that If they do so again I they will be given the hot end of It Such are tho bulldozing methods and intents of the present I I bosses of the Republican party In f this county I The greatest story that was told Iin the recent magnificent Democrat ic victory was a united party No factionalism set Its forbidding face towards a march to a sure result Democrats everywhere in Kentucky were united and confident It takes this to win victories In all future contests Democrats should bear this In mind Added to this unity nnd confidence was an awakening of party spirit and loyalty Many Democrats voted who had not cast i ballot Iii yesttr Withroacha comblnatlon of winning forces nothing else could have been expected than the well known result When a few managers and elec tion officers of a great political par Infamy11lnthey go so far that prominent men and women of their own party heartily condemn and disclaim such dastardly methods and one of their own number openly and manfully makes amends for such Infamous procedure it certainly shows the low moral status of a little coterie of desperate politicians It was enough to bring the blush of shame to the face of every honest man rind deserved the universal condemn ation it received from all who heard of one Republican outrage Rttemoted here In Hartford on elec Lion day IlllMllELtw Nov 13Rev nab Danks pastor of Paradise Baptist church ahdII Rev Tow of Rochester are ducting a meeting at Paradise with I good interest Mr Albin Shull has returned home from Illinois where he has I I been Imaging his corn Says ho made from 35 to 40 bushels per acre I Born to the wife of Mr LI th1motherlogs in seven Faye A- Corn for Mr Jim I Russell figathering is the order of the day but the crop is not turn Ing out very well In this vicinity A severe cold wave passed this way Sunday tho 12th Some snow and Ice and still freezing Mr P S Colomah killed a sev enmonths old hog that weighed 224 pounds last week What Would You Io7 In case of a burn or scald what would you do to relieve the pain 1 Such Injuries are liable to occur In any family and everyone should be prepared for them Chamberlains Salvo applied on a soft cloth will re lieve the pain almost Instantly and unless the Injury is a very severe one will cause the parts to heal without lleaving a scar For sale by all dealers m 9o Notices to Creditors Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky C M Barnett Admr c0laln tiffs V I vs J W White c Defendants- All persons having claims against the estate of Sylvester white deceased are hereby notified Ito file same with the undersigned Coal missioner at his office In Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before December 16th Uj ltorthey willi be forever barred F L FELIX Master Commissioner 4614 Ohio Circuit Court Tho United Daughters of the Confederacy in convention at RIch- mond Va adopted resolutions do ounclng the Elson history of the war between the States and con craning Its use fa Bolitlian schoolH Thetlrst jury of womenwblcn ever sat In a case In Los Angeles auiaJverdictJJ r i OfFlCttL 1IE OHIO COUNTY v j I By Precincts InMost Important Races Also Total Vote of other Candidatesc PnECiNOTsM fIi ttr past Hartford t v ti w 145 175 151 165 i West Hartford V3 108 136 107 133 10 Beds j 40 107110 104 109 1 Sulphur Springs v 1 111 150 112 1433N- agan 1J 6T 66 64 69 1 Cromwell i vlV 71 126 71 12Q 1 Cool Springs i 61 45 61 41 1 North Rockport 1 V 93 113 88 108 41 South Rockport JftJT 104 80 96 75 29 Select I VV f 46 7i 46 71 4 Horse Branch i V LJ c 94 120 91 117 3 Rosjne 6i 90 162 89 158 9 East Beaver Dam 5f if rDS 120 101 110 16 West Beaver Dam x c 116 106 108 108 67 McHenry 1 4Srllo 415 102 128 Centertownr o14 92ri35 89 8 Smalllhous JKU v 64 45 64 4C East Fordsvlle lg i 85146 83 143 3 West Fordsvllle is 88 116 86 116 Aetnaville ife i 0 J 66 20 64 20 Shreve ii i67 64 67 64 Olaton ttipi = 68 80 68 79 Buford Jf i 99 53 94 50 4 Bartlett 99 P9 98 68 Heflin M 66 CQ 67 50 Ceralvo H 41 31 39 30 5 Point Pleasant vOA 4ix 5638j 64 35 6 Narrows t f 78 69 75 69 Ralph t l 100 67 fOL 64 1 Prentls K Crv 52 58 51 57 18 HerbertII v fJ f 72 25 73 24 1- Arnold riv 28 66 27 63 1 J Render I VTSTT 7T7 ri539 183Y 36 I i S =Total i II v 2638 2811 2599 2714 401 Majorities 173 115 In the race for Governor Lanerslpk Socialist got 378 votesiI Redd Prohibitionist 63 votes and Peyton Peoples Party 3 votes C Holmanr Republican candidate for Senator received 2733 votes while Hardlson his opponent received 2586 votes giving Hol man a majority of 147 votes In the county TheCity Council Race DEMOCRATIC TICKET CITIZENS TICKET E Hart W Hart T E Hart W Hart T- PDTaylor52 82 134T R narnard16 r9 75 red Cooper 6291 153 S A Bratcher lii 63 78 E P Moore 52 77 129J n Tappan 19 62 81 Jr H B Carson 49 81 130 C O Hunter 16 63 Y9- 4V J Bean 53 S6 139 W E Newbolt 14 GO 74 R T Hoover 50 82 132 TAYLOR MINES Nov 13A crowd ojLj younk folks from hero went on a hay wag Ion to Mr Grays of Prentls Fri day night and gavca bride Mrs I Alma Reid a kitchen shower Miss Jennie Maddox of Owens boro is visiting Mr and Mrs JFII Hudson f 1Mr Sam Austin of Beaver Dam i has rented H Williams houso and will move some time next week Mr Joe Reid of Taylor Mines and Miss Alma Gray of Prentls wore ifiarrled In JeffersonvllleInd Monday morning They will move hero In a few days and make their home hero this winter Little Cletes Oliver Is on the sick list Mr John Hocker has bought Benny Peters farm and moved onto It Monday f Miss Efile Mulhall who has been unable to keep her place at the store on account of the Illness of her mother was in her regular place this morning Miss Mabel Chinn and little sis ter of Williams Mines wke hero last week and spent Saturday and Sunday with their cousin Miss LI1 lie Draper Mr Tom Wilson moved tto Ow ensboro Wednesday p I Starts Much Trouble U all people knew that neglect of constipation would result in severe indigestion yellow jaundice or vir ulent giver trouble they woUId soon take Dr Kings New Lifo Pills and end It Its the only safe way Best for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills tnd debility 25e at James 1iWilliams m f bf lidron Cry FOR FLETCHERS C ASTORIAu a 4 nRowDERIIfoy 13 Misses MatttQ and Ethel TEskrldge and Janflt Abor cromblo went to Drak sboroMonI aay 4 Mr and Mrs Chas Sanderfur and children Carl Lowe and Elsie May of Martini Tenn who have been visiting Mr and Mr8 f eCm lIam returned to theta homo Wed nciday Miss Agnes Aborcromble who has been viUIng her sister Mrs Jac CaVdwell t f Providencc has r turno hyme Mrs B Pi Klrtloy went to Drakegi boro Thursday Messrs J M Eakrldge L Oif Felt and L D Hay went to Drakea- 3boreueMat + etgktl a Mrs Lee GllliamI and Mrs Chat h Jb 2 Sanderfur went to Drakcaboro Wed nesday Mr and Mrs J M Eskrldge went to Central City Saturday Messrs Harrison Wright how ard Wright and Claude Whitney went to Central City Sunday Miss Orena Gilliam went to Drafcesboro Saturday returning home Sunday fl am pleased to recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best thing I know of and safest j remedy for coughs colds and brpn chlal trouble writes Mrs L B Arnold of Denver Colo We have used It repeatedly and it has never I failed to give relief For sale by all dealerss m Notice to Creditor J E Dean and H D Dean Admr c Plafiitlffs vs M Bean Defendant All persons haying claims against the estate of Rev G J Bean de ceased arc hereby notified to file same with the undersigned Commissioner at his office in Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before December 16tb 1911 or they will be forever barred rJ FELIX Master Commissioner 4Ct4 Ohio Circuit Court An order Has been issued from the office of Adjutant General aka ston at Frankfort providing for an officers school tobe held at Lex ington Why cough Stop itI Stop xfoughing Coughing rasps and teats Stopit Coughing prepares thethroat and lungS for more trouble Stop it II There is nothing so oughhlgstopl toral isa medidne for coughs I and colds a regular doctors seventyIyears UseltlI Ask your doc tor if this 1i k not good advice I UiiltMtlMre U dalif action ef the bow abaorbadlagItiyepepela 1oerhh yokotlNji ask ystet constipldanyM4 e10 Ana oo towti XM w 1c i o n SAVEDIx- Ec1 t It tZ ttj nearly every one ofourcus t s as i he pockets the change after purchasing his Fall Suit DO YOU 4aI Want to save money Sir Veryw then compare our 800 iftOO r2 IlII00 and 1 500 Suits with the suitsti er storesxffer for the same money t Dont compare the prices as prices mean noth iingbut compare the Suit If you find our 1200 Suits as good as other cloth iersf1500 suitsi you make a saying dont you Well try it and seefor if r you do we believe you will come here y and buy your suit put the change in your 1 tt pocket and shout t 1f SAVED c J I j Just like the rest of our patrons Investigate i Remember the word i vestgateIII 1 CARSON CO J INCORPORAIED I UT5he Clothiers I HARTFORD KENTUCKY 11 iI COME TOIi Hartford Grocery Co For the Best of Everything in our Line We carry the bet line of Groceries and Shelf Hardware ni the country We make it a specialty of giving you better dues for less money than you are able to get elsewhere ome and inspect our goods and let us quote you the lowest Isis prices See us before buying your Shells and remem Icr the place is th- eIARTFORD GROCERY COMPANY rool OME TO DUNDEE MERCANTILE t MPII For Anything You Need in x GENERAL MERCHANDISE There are always bargains to be had at our Large Store Respectfully r or DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO lxconrouai 1i DUNDEE KENTUCKY H H HitH Hi H H H wH H H H H i I J I fiIf iflfJrll6rl8lNlUI Every kind of business needs advertising lewadays to make It succeed There are two kinds of advertisiirrrtlie good and the bad the kind that brings results and the kind witch does DO good Of course yon want the first men Honed In order to be sure of the result W8 BliDJlRJlTo serve you in the rJg11t way Advertising In a gold live v paper with large clrcalatlon like THE HERALD brtngsj t sure results tell us what you wait lilt let us iltpreye IVA tau uate The figuring is tree and Ute advenislI qar wont cost yoi much It will pTHE I a iI IIentJofffI- R Good Readipg f THlrafll itf H Ctttt Yea Oil 0m Dollar aYeart SUBSCRIBE NOW i 1 t 1 r WEDNESDAY 1 OV Jlf v 79U THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE Rs t 4 MW +C 1 r JIll c l t A t CoafSittsboakro t t tj S Ii the the is the in the up that will you v this and that IT TO A tt4 tJeSi Piano Coupons Given Witji Every T IUlJnos Central Railroad Time Ta ble at nearer Dam Ky North Bound South Bound y No 132r405 am No 121 1135 Dn No 122 1228 pm No 101 248 pUnI No 102248 pm No 131r8B5 pnt J E Williams Apt OO O 0 LOCAL NEWS AND C O PERSONAL POINTS Q OO i Mr Thomas WlllltiuiB Hartford Route 4 gave The Herald a pleas call Miss Mary Spalding will Jlgnvo today for a visit to tier mother Mrs 1iL Miller of Chicago Missj Clara Patton Hartfprd SutfJ 2 was a pleasant caller at J i V The Herald office Thursday Messrs Elijah end Jesso puk g i of Pleasant Ridge visited relatives andfripnds In Hartford a few day last week Mr Mack Newman The Heralds ad and job compositor has been tin Mayfield Ky the past week visit ing his parents Mrs E T Iams to Ben I ton Kyiast Saturday sherI will make her sister Mrs J L Karnes a ten days vlaK worry with that Cough but I fgeta bottle ofFoleys Honey and Tar Compound at OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Incorporated 46t Miss Henrietta Gunther tho eat clent assistant Postmistress Hart ford visited relatives Inbworffiborb from Thursday until Sunday If you should not get a catalogue of ourXmas Goods ask for one vVwant you to get one OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Inc rporat edff 6tt I If you have not bought any otlI Candy you do so next finet1hbHIOCOUNTY DRUG CO lnroy tiorated k 4tf Mr 0 E Scott of Prentls 1 lost j afgbod barn and all lie contents by 1 i ofJho fire Is unknown Insurance MwtssTcarrleA with Mr A C Yeiaort r of Hartford orI J f fj r 4 boil i forthat Dr Beaars Opera aope bt Popf llar price ldii W J performanco i v t Y We want to explain to you why our Coat Suits and Cloaks are having such a r nat present Our Coat Suits are all latest styesOur latest weavesOur garments are all titled with a guaranteed sat in Our prices ire guaranteed to be lowest Our Cloak stock greatest country Styles todate Prices interest Remember bear in mind PAYS TRADE WITH HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU MONEYa Purchased GO OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cant Friday where fDQnt if causeI 1tICIienrtStiidall1 1srid lining o h Messrs T F Tanner Hartford Route 7 and Fred Miller Hartford Route 4 gave The Herald a pleas ant call ThursdayoFor Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky When you need Drugs of any kindI please dont forget the OHIO COUN TY DRUG CO has the quality an L the price is right also 43tf Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Li Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 ller Grocery OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at The Herald office Nice and clean tiedI up In bundles Five cents a bun die three for ten cents tf Mr and Jtlrs B M yVipdward I left last week for Louisville where Mrs Woodward will take treat ment in the Jewish Hospitals Mr T Jt Smith of Hartford was stricken with paralysis one day last week b the rallied In a few dan- LandIs now getting along nicely Mrs W H Mauzy and children Imogene May and Earl left yester day for Morganfleld Ky where they will make their future home Misses Lattle Sparks Hartford Route 2 and Nancy Wyflong of Sunnydale paid Tho Herald a plea ant call while In Hartford Saturday Patenft Prescriptions before going elsewhere Wo can save you money 43tf OHIO COUNTY DRUG COC tartford Camp No 202 Woodjj men qf tbo World la making great suppJ j Novemberf I I J F CASfeniER A CO Funeral Directors and Embalmers All calls promptly and carefully attended today 1 or night Both telephones 28tf Beaver Dam Ky lessrB foeS Bennett Hartford Route 5 J L Porter Hartford Route 4 and Andrew Alford Sun nyAale trerenlelfiant callers at Thq Herald office Monday Mri Josh nuke has moved from Dundee t llduntyto Hartford and s living la the resIdence recentbr vacate Dylt6v J W Bry her pnJHr CoraeV t f Washington Herabgw miat herte odr xidat j I iIwi1lTo Walk LOtinetpiu t IKy repreaentlng tho Kentucky u 4ertli au6factuitng Co Buechel- Ks give The vHerald a pleases I call yrhlle In town Monday 11- Jff Herbert RaFpbywbq Is tking a course In a dental collcKO 1 1inI Louisville spent ateVi ayj Hlh his parents Mr and Mrs J D RalpnVHartfoVd last week Hon Alvis S Bennett secretary of the Republican State Campaign Committee naB been visiting rela tives near Hartford the past few days returning to Louisville yesterday Schroeters Hartfordwill be open for business next Mon day Tuesday and Wednesday Bet ter get your Xmas Photos made o those days EMORY SCHRO3TER Mr T J Morton and family o Island Ky who had been visiting relatives in Hartford for a few days returned homo Monday Mr Mor ton is cashier of the Isjand Deposit BankKnight A C Dyers Lexington IIKnight nt for the Inr department will visit Rough River Lodge No 110 at its IsII hoped there will be a large attend ance MasterI Derry Dudley Walker one of Hartfords hustling little news boys recently wona prize otter by the Curtis Publishing Company and has also been awarded the dis tinction of being the cha iplon Statp Saturday Evening Post boy Mr R A Nofrlnger general manager Hartford Drug Co who had1 been spending the past several days with his brother at Hazard Ky+ returned home Monday His wife who had been vldtlng relatives 1in Davless and McLean counties re turned home Saturday Mr J C Williams tho railroadI contractor accompanied by his wife and little son John will leave this morning for Hazard the capital of Perry county Ky where Mr Williams will superintend the complo Nan of some large tunnel work fo a railroad company building through that county Mrs E J Hudson one of Hart fords oldest and most respected citizens has been very 111 the pAS few days The Infirmities fag have brought her to a very weak ened condition Her eon Mr Al fred Hudson of KeIfer Okla accompanied by his little sun are at her bedside Have you any news tell the edl tor and he will serve It a ja mode In case you do not happen to meet him use the telephone or the mall Yqu w111 be helping to make your town paper of greater Interest and thereby serve tho general communi ty Whatever news may Interest you must surely Interest others ThedHerald correspondents that the need nbt chroriicle the news o one neighbor visiting another in the same community or where they live only a mile or two apart This Is hardly news and we are frequently compelled to cut these Items out However when people go to or come from n distance this Is hews and should always be given If possible to find out whore people go to or come from William Maxwell the infant son of Mr and Mrs John W Taylor of Hartford died last Saturday fore noon after a sixweeks illness of pneumonia and bowel trouble Tho little body was taken to Union town Ind thoformer home of tho par oats for burial Another infant son who died here at about tho same age several years ago lis also burled there Me sad Ms Taylor have the tender sympathy of their many friends hero in their ment Ll w bereave14I Mrs Amanda J Bennett wife of III M Bennett of near Beda died on tthe 31st ult after a weeks illness of pneumonia After funeral sertvices conducted by her pastor Rev T V Joiner her remalnsiwero In terred in the Beulah church come 1 tery The deceased who was In the 68th year of her age had been a member oL the My E Church South for over half a century having joinIed this church when only 14 years otzage SheiRsurvhed by her hus band and tour sons Joe 8 Bennett Alex Bennelt I L Bennett and Nathan Bennett The latter two reside in nhii ind the former twoin Ohio county The daughters are Mrs W Q Parks and Mrs Su san Bozarth tRhel t Mayors Tire following cities elected So cValisf mayors as aresult of last weeka election New jCasltle av- Schnectady N Y CrpokBtori MlnnWtyf tp wo iia S1LJnlltorlaC btbh1h13t iMfsrla t r- aclloaitilfietmeibpr dxntlttiatate Legislature eat Jec IfQltlbe Jrst tit tn NeW Yorkf I in 1b I t J arpRM YICTIMS AND 1 THE PROPERTY DAJIAGE A summary pf the result of the storms which swept the Northwest Kentucky Indiana and the South I Sa follows5anesvllle Eight persons dead two dying blltzard 1000000 damage b agtChicagoTwo men frozen to death many persons hurt on icy pavements shipping damaged Central illinoIsThree or more persons dead and score Injured a- Edon Virginia Peoria and other places 1000000 IIowaOneI coldnNorth Dakota Ono man frozen at Grand Forks coldfState swept by bllzard 1000000 damage by wind v Ohio Much damage and suffer Inp caused by cold wind and snow MIchiganStorm damage atsev oral places by wind and sleet magebyAlabama Ono man killed by wind near Montgomery severweathera Public Sale 25thdabout 1 oclock p m at the late residence of Mrs Ida Paxton Cen= tertown Iytwill offer for sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder all the household goodt belonging to said decedent Thor Pro a number of valuable articles IinI the lot Terms made known on day of the sale 45t3 L c MORTON A- ltrINVENTOR IlLOWX tP IIV HIS OWN MACHINE 84 LouisI Mo Nov 1IThe In ventlon on which Anthony F Wlce had worked for more than a year and through which he hoped to gain a fortune turned upon him with the awful wrath of a Frank- r ensteln at the very moment of Its completion and killed him 1 His dream of Inventing nn appa ratus which would generate hevt without the use of coal had n tragic homettoenight Dy mixing compressed air and1 gasoline In this tank Wlce believed1 he could generate a great heat After supper Wlco went Into the basement carrying a lighten lan tern A second later therd was an explosion that shook the house Wlce was found lying dead on th ground and the tank blojvn t pieces The gasoline had generated explosive gee and this coming I contact with the flame of the lan tern had caused the explosionI Representative Stanley of Ken specialfCommittee Investigating the Steel Corporation has returned to Washington after participation In the Kentucky campaign irc says the committee will resume its work on November 21 For Sale Farms All sizes from C to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy lana A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky t00000000000000000O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 O W D Wright Pastor 0 000000000000000Preaching morning and evening Bible School overt Sunday at 930 a m- Communion service at 1030 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock 0 Artificial boundaries arc generally invisible But a highly artificial ono forces Itself upon the notice of the traveler by tall between the Lake of Lugano and Lake Maggioro The fron ier between Italy and Switzerland is followed for a considerable portion of tho journey and It is marked by a lofty barrier of wire netting hung rlth bells for the purpose of preventing smugglers from getting into Italy without attracting the attention of armed defenders of Italian revenue n extreme contrast with this la the boundary between Italy and Franco provided by Mont Blanc which in spite of its naturalness is so vague that It is still undetermined though scarcely worth disputing whether the summit of the mountain is Franco Italian or all French London Ohio Icla 1 Naturehow a sudden craze op to visit thk beauty dpctdrsT She wants to look like per photo graphOouaton Post The tfesires nnd longings of man nre vast ar eternity and they point Him to 1tEdWllrds I i The figures glvcri put by the Census Bureau compiled from the 1810 census show a Jieavy decrease negro population lIn the South ROYAL 1BAKING POWDER-y 4 Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Crape Cream of drtar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE 11 m THE OHIO COUNTY FARMERS INSTITUTE In Session Here Interesting and Profitable Topics Dis cussed 1 The Ohio County Farmers Insfll tute met at the court house In Hartford Nov 14 1910 The house was called to order bye John O Bljjlr at 10 oclock E C Baird was elected as president Henry M Pirtle secretary First Item of business was the election of delegates to attend tho State Institute Henry M Pirtle was elected as delegate with C N Taylor L B Tlchcnor and J D Taylor as alternates Mr LucIan Buckner made an In structive talk on the good of the Farmers Institute Messrs John G Blair L B Tlch enor and others made Interesting and Instructive talks Moved that Wednesdays session be made Ladles Day that the Hart ford school be requested to dismiss andattend and attempts be made to get as many ladles to attend as pos sible Moved that the State officials ar range to have the Farmers Insti tute to meet with the County Teachers Institute Motion carried The secretary was elected as a committee to Invite the school to meet with us Wednesday afternoon Adjournment was then made un til 1 oclock the general program then to betaken up Called to order at 120 by president BairdtFirst on program was Lucian Buckner Subject The Soil Mr Buckner told of the composi tion of the soil different elements required to produce ft good crop how to place such elements In the soil and maintain It 000000000000000O MAimiAOK LICENSE 0 00000000000000000 t C H Brown Equality to Stella Ree Ashby Centertown Nathan Decker Ceralvo to Doo sIc Stearman Ceralvo- J P Klttlnger Equality to Re becca J Tlchenor Equality 0 Notice tn TaxPayers You are hereby notified that the penalty of C per cent will go on all unpaid taxes the first day of December I am very rfiixlous that all taxes be paid before tent time but If not paid tho penalty will be put Ion and property advertised for taxesi as h havo to collect Jaonler to make my SQttlemen with the Auditor Please give this prompt attention and avoid this extra cost 46tf T H BLACK S O C- 5mdltkit I of Treasury Frankfort Ky Nov 11Audi- or James today announced the following amounts on hand at the beginning of business on November 1 Balance In Sinking Fund 214 02704 School Fund 31408411 balance In Treasury 2308GriO deficit in general expenditure fund 27o0252n The outstanding war rants against tho State amount to 161870790 Herald only 1 yV eeCeeee eG fe- W jMany Ment f WEARnUnion Suits m m It is because they do not knowt the Superior It fits like a glovei Just one thickness covers the entire J body No more yM necessary Ask W us Price 100 6t4 Vl and 200 UNION SUITS i FOR o Worn and Children Setsnug Make 50e and U Cool weather this and next weekmeans come to us for j warmer Clothing I Barnard CoV HARTFOKD KENTUCKY C 76 yr s Et T T u 1 Iav tt = q r v nm r 3k a r w O = r+ + n +e +Ta en + wasoai t = r It I PAGE Sur THE HARTFORD HERALDWE1N DAY xpy bdlJh The llartjordEerald M H E RAILROAD qplMB TA BLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L l N Time Card Is effective from Monday Aug21st North Boundt I No 112 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m r No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m l H E MISC11KE Agt I A RACY CHICKEN i AND HOG STORY t Which Gives the Case a I Local Color i THE MATTER PLAINLY STATED Copy of a Petition Filed In III Justices Court of Titus i i County Texas ALL IUOlKIl HKMKK IS ASKK11 jfo the lion Sam Porter Judge of the said Court Now comes Mi IF Allen and S C Ellis by their next friend John Allen hereinafter styled plaintiffs complaining pC and against Mrs Octavla Starkes hereinafter styled i defendant Plaintiffs represent that I both the plaintiffs and the defendant reside In precinct No 1 Titus county Texas and that the said dq fendant Mrs Octavla Starkes Is a femme sole I For cause of action the plaintiffs represent to the Court that on the 1st day of May 1911 they were the owners of 29 chicks and 1 hen all of the Huff Orpington breed that the said chicks were on the above date peacefully scratching the soil on the premises of John Al len who resides In the southern ti part of the city of MtI Pleasant TexasPlaintiffs further respectfully Court that on the above date the J defendant who resides In the heart of the city of Mt Pleasant Texas kept on her premises one long bar lonIrelbellied prominentribbed headed sow of the Arkansaw variety that the said sow was endowed with an Intense fondness com mon to her breed for broilersized chickens earthworms and flies j j I r rPlaintiffs further respectively represent and aver that on the j above montioned date this said sow goaded by the memories of bygone feasts the result of her marauds and the pangs of hunger- ff again and again circled her one i V fourth acre Inclosure and contin ued to Bo so until she realized the t futility of further exertion In that manner whereupon she backed some fie feet away from the six foot fence which marked the boundary of her abode and after casually surveying the said fence she started for It In leaps and bounds and cleared the same as easily as does a fourpointed buck p two foot log Plaintiffs represent that upon landing the said sow veritably split the wind In her travel southward that the said sow was headed for the swill reservoirs some three hundred yards from the court house in the said city of Mt Pleasant I Texas that while passing the premises of the said John Allen sher scented a fowl odor whereupon I l she knocked down two panels offence j which had therefore been cnsldered absolutely stockproof I I Plaintiffs represent that the City Marshal was called for and upon t his arrival ho found a few downy j feathers and the marauder with her i tt- IIIII SICKLY CHILD I IMaC3e Well By Vinol Letters iI 4 from a Grateful Mother i New Haven ConnMy llttlo girl j ever since her birth was frail and I sickly and nothing seemed to do her any good until we tried your cod liv er and iron tonic Vlnol As soon as she commenced to take It I noticed an improvement in her health and appearance She has now taken three bottles of Vinol and from the good It has done her I can say it will do all you claIm for It in building up and strengthening frail and delicate chll dren Name furnished on request1 1Anotherrpother of Chicago 111 t writes I cap not say too much In praise of Vlnol for delicate nlllng children Tvaask every mother ofa fralj JilekJlor ailing Child In this rlclnlty to try Vlnol on our agreement to return their moner If It does sot do Fh- lire calmJ M y bristles up and frothing Cth mouth c i Plaintiffs aver that their chick ens were worth on the market 1 each and Id the aggregate 29 Plaintiffs ptay the C6urt to ren der a judgment for them In the suml of 29 and all costs of this suit and for any other relief which Is In theI province of the Court to grant The Docket t poooooooooooooo I O IN LABORS BUSY KEAHMj O- poooooooooooooo I I Washington D C has 35000 union members North Carolina has 125000 cot ton mill operatives The first British trade union con gress was held in 1868- A Scandinavian lodge of ma chinists has been founded In Bos tonCleveland 0 will soon have a unionowned and operated bakery The cotton Industry of England employs many more women than menAlmost 536000 workmen are killed or Injured every year in American industry Many Japanese factory workers work sixteen hours n day for seven days a week and hardly ever get a holidayThe Illinois Federation of Labor has resolved by referendum vote against the proposal to form a strictly labor political party For the use of Immigrants a two story hotel with sleeping accommodations for 2000 persons has re cently been opened at Buenos AyresA movement for a national pen sloe for flrcmcn was launched litt- he fourteenth annual convention AssoclaItlon their recent annual convention In Now York City voted In favor of affiliating with the International Textile Workers Alliance of Eu rope I Officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Including President George W Stevens have formed a model town company and will erect a village for workingmen at the new C O shop town SIII ver Grove Ky about thirteen miles from Cincinnati No less than i000000 was paid i for the relief of the unemployed members of trade unions out of theII money In the union treasuries year These expenditures do not In clude several million dollars paid In strike and lockout benefits The wagesboard act now law In most Australian States whereby i the union nominates three the em ployer three and these six appoint i the seventh their chairman thus iI creating a legal hoard which fixes wages and hours for two or three years was obtained by unionsIj All British trade unions concern ed In tho recent great national and sympathetic strike have added to their membership as a result To give one example during the six weeks ended September 9 the London Carmens Trade Union estab lished a record In that period memberslNot I rushes has there been such p gen eral strain on the labor market In Australia as exists at the present time In two States New South Wales and Western Australia roy al commissions are Investigating the subject of labor scarcity and from each of the other States em ployers organizations are loudly bewailing their Inability to procure sufficient hands to cope with the largo amount of York that Is wait Ing to be done In severe cases of sore lungs you remIII get two remedies for the price of lis therelisHartford Ky Donovan Co Bea ver Dam Ky m Some SUCCIII- Did you find the promoter of that getrlehqulck concern ask ed one detective Yes replied the other 1Arrested him yet He is a mighty ready and convincing man ButI managed to avoid buying any stock jI i from him j In damp chilly weather there Is always a large demand for BAL I LARDS SNOw LINIMENT because many people who know by oxpe II rlcnce its great relieving power In j j rheumatic achessand pains prepare to apply it at tho first twinge Price I 25c 50c and 100 per bottle Bold by Hartford Drug CoIHartford Ky Donovan Co heaver Pain Ky m t caeelal rn Or3fIFOR fIETCI- 1ERCASTOR IA J 1blIL I H OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 6 POEMS VOOLL ENJOY O M 0 6 The Heralds Special Selection 00 O O THE FEMALE OF TUB SPEciEs With Apologies to Rudyard Klppling When the allkandIinen salesman takes his sweetheart to a play And concludes the evening program at an inn or swell cafe He would chew a schweitzer sand wlch but thlady orders quail For the female of the species cats more rich stuff than the male Man would quaff a glass of lager and account the beverage flue But the lady who is with him fain would quench her thirst with wino I And the food she orders with it makes a tencaso note look I I pale For the female of the species eats more pastry than the male I When the sllkandIlnen salesman takes his sweetheart to a dance Do they go there in a trolley Not in any circumstance He must hire a speedy taxi or hell hear a dreadful wall For the female of the species is more stylish than the male Man would hurry home at midnight but the lady mutters No I am booked for eight more dances its too early yet to go What cares she that he must get up I at 630 without fall For the female of the species can sleep later than the male Detroit Free Press dangerfrom II nitre is little wield or from an attack of the grip except I when followed by pneumonia and this never happens when Chambcr I ains Cough Remedy is used This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarka ble cures of colds and grip and can be relied upon with Implicit confi dence For sale by all dealers m a VKUV PLAIN EFFECT OF Tim TARIFF OX SUGAR The high tariff benefits nobody but the sugar trust Were it not for the sugar tariff this package would cost 2 cents a pound less urge your Congressman to repeal sugarI from a political speech It Is a statement of theirInot to blame for the robbery charges on sugar The quoted paragraph Is printed on the paper bags in which ithe grocers put up sugar The ef feet of the inscription on a 25 pound bag is significant It means that the tariff has cost 50 cents on that one purchase a For classy job printing The Herald FREE IF IT FAILS Your Money Back if You are not ISatisfied with the Medicine We Recommend We are so positive that our rem edy will permanently relieve consti pation no matter how chronic It may be that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should It fall to produce satisfactory re sultsIt is worse than useless to at tempt to cure constipation with cathartic drugs Laxatives or cath artics do much harm They cause a reaction IIrritate and weaken the bowels and tend to make constipa tion more chronic Besides their i I use becomes a habit that Is danger ousConstipation Is caused by a weak ness of the nerves and muscles of the large Intestine or descending colon To expect pprmanent relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen these organs and restore them to healthier activity II We want you to try Rexall Or derlies on our recommendation They are exceedingly pleasant to take being eaten like candy and i are Ideal for ohlldren delicate per i sons and old folks as well as for the robust They act directly on the nerves and muscles of the bowels They apparently have a neutral ac Itlon on other associate organs or glands They do not purge cause It excessive looseness nor create any 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diagnosis ot tuberculosis or tho Jungs thli hdr proven a moat valuable aid then Olllllltl to some bf the less fatal chronla aImonts or germ origin It has proven very effective as A agentAnother proceeding Is the violetray treatment produced by concentrating tho violet or chemical rays from an arc light with a specially prepared carbon upon sup portion Of tho body that cd may be the soot of pain Sufferers from t neuralgia sciatica rheumatism strains exbaushIngrrequentIytreatment and usualty with a little per Ij jslstence In tho use of this nld comfortable health or perfect recovery Is obtained The lIncandescent light bath consisting of a cabinet In which tho patient li bathed In tho combined taps of many electric light globes has produced really wonderful results In diabetes sciatica obesity antumla and some 1 1rheumatism and heart troublo Iti valuable lu chronic bron yarlou9aklndiseases Its efficiency can scarcely bo over estl matedThose who have been patients at Dr PIcrcbs Invalids Hotel In HulTaloNY highly commend this wonderfully equip pea sanitarium whore the above men l tinned olectrla macidnAs hlghrrequency current and other most modlrn and up- I to date apparatus are used for tho cure of chronic diseases Tho treatment of tho chronic diseases that are peculiar Ui women have for many yean been a largo factor In tho cures affected at the In valids Hotel and Surgical Institute In erecting the Invalids Hotel Dr R gonulnobaronI ture hydrocelo and varlcocelo aro usually cured In ten days and Jtho pUIJlfs shin- to return homo The terms are moderato and the rates at tho Invalids Hotel com paratively low In tho examination and treatment of patients tho practice faI divided into specialties Each member of practlco surgery Is hero assigned to a special de partment only to which ho devotes his entire time study and attention Not only Is superior skill thus attained but also rapidity and accuracy In tho diagno sis of disease Specialists connected with this Insti I hits at HutTalo aro enabled to accurately e determine the nature of many chronic r 1I011l0n811Yexamining of treating patients at a distance by mall has been so successful that there Is scarcely a city or a village In tho United States that Is not represented by ono or moro taros upon tho records of practlco at tho Invalids Hatol and Surgical In stUute Such rare earns as cannot ba treated In this way which require surgi cal operations or careful aftertreatment or electrical therapeutics receive tho ser vices of the most skillful specialists at the Institution In medicine there has Loon rapid pro I press during recent years Dr Pierce has il I cOlltillnoll1lmIproving and exorcising taro that tho Ingredients entering Into hi wellknown medicines Dr PIerce Favorite rCcrlptlonns well as the Golden Modlcal Discovery are ox tracted from the best variety of native medicinal roots These aro gathered with groat care and at tho proper season pf tho r year so that their medicinal properties may be most reliable Those extracts are thou made soluble inpurotrlplorpduvdglpccrineandbottlnlinch tho Worlds Dispensary as established by Dr Pierce Is supplied with every known apparatus and moa IS of taro tor Its aim is to avoid surgical operations whenever possible Great care Is exercised not to over en courage those who consult the specialists or thIs Institution that no raise hopes maybe raised Many thousands are annually treated both through trorroslondenco and at this Institute Every ono consulting by letter or In person receives the most caroled and considerate attention All communica tions are treated as strictly confidential No charge whatever Is rondo for con sultation Write the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Dr R V Plerco President at t HuffiiK N Y hn J PARKERS BALSAMtnoahair rroniou a laxurUnt fruvt- htftvir T 1U to BMtora arc ColorCantt JttaudiluuM Drunhu The Thrice aWeek Edition OP THEt New York World 1 atti t f i c1 v 1 I I No other Newspaper in the World Gives tl so Much at so Low a Price jt f1 I Tbo great Eresldfentlal campaign will soon beglniand yqu Vim want the news accurately and promptly Tho World long since established a record for tmpartlallty Pirt anY bqdy can nftord UsiTlirlrOTareek oditlon which comes every other r dayln the iYeOk exMptSuniay It r wlllJjfi of articular yajiie toNou- Ti lyy Tbi1IT1lrlce rt7ne6k World also abounds In other strong feat i ores 4rtnr stdjloa huntbr mar kets cartoonaj Inl fact eyerything to be found Iq arrat Class issirjl lheel hrlve a Week Wbr1ds reg J price U only 10 1f J rosFiagdthts p fs tor1i6 paS II rel Vdtioffer tha + tiltgtialled mewspa f Md TUB lABTFORD fIt A liitatl together fd one 01 il I 1 M I JP l I y yetwo rWUe t kCgv 4 t 1 vt- l tp J I FEME If SUFFffF I firf f REGlSTR ION BEO By 62000 Women Whoi Are Bill 1 to Vote at Election De cember 5 Los Angeles Caj Nov fIt ila conservatively estimated that there are 02000 women registered In tho city of Los Angeles Returns to day broke all records hen nffldav Its brought to the county court house numbered 12814 At mid night tomorrow night the books will tiara for the general city elec lion December C t A Burpiislngly large proportion of the women voters Jri their declaration of party affiliations have announced themselves Socialists Tho Socialists claim that their malQ vote at tha recent primary election at which Job Harriman Socialist candidate for Mayor poll ed 3600 more votes than his Good GovernmentFusion opponent will be matched vote for voto by the new members of tho party dr A rumor that deputies sent out by the Socialist party to register the now voters have been falling to turn in affidavits that did not show I the signers to belong to their party I has caused a great scare among thi women of tho city and many rft them are reregistering This 11s possible under the law of the State The fact that the Socialists and their allies are registering their wo men by the hundreds has led to steps being taken by the leaders of the opposition to register women ln the fashionable residential districts but so far that move has not been productive of results The fash- Ionable women either refuse to reg ister or if they register openly state they will not vote II A Mnll Carriers Ixmcl Seems heavier when he has a weak back and kidney trouble Fret Duehren Mall Carrier at Atchison Kan says I have been bothered with kidney and bladder troublo and had a severe pain across my back Whenever I carried a load of mall my kidney heavyI creased Some time ago I started taking Foley Kidney Pills and since taking them I have gotten entirely rid of nil 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 I Master oimnlsSlonern T Mule Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky ET Patterson Plaintiff va- iN J Rains et ali Defendants Dy virtue of n judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 in the above cause for the purpose of dividing the pro ceeds amongst the parties as their Interest appears after paying the costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 4th day of December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towlt I A certain tract or parcel of land I located and situated in Ohio county I Kentucky on the waters of Ca ney Creek bounded as follows wiz Beginning at three sweet gums a dogwood on the Cow Drench I thence N 29 W 131 poles to a sweet gum on Canoy Creek thence waterImark a atone thence S 50 Vs W 94 poles I thenceI9branchjthencoNS4slnnlng1 containing acres more or less and being the same land transferred and conveyed to Morda Richard Geary sari oth lors i IYDaytby e4 of date March 1st 1864 and recorded In the Ohio County Court Clerks office on March 18 1867 In Deed Book q paget 23 i rf Thejpurcnaser will bo required to exeute bond with approved secur- Ity Immediately1 after sale This 14th day of November 19 11 V i F L FELIX Master Commissioner W H Barnos Attorney V Master hComnilssIoncrs Snto Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky H O King plaintiff Kiti TlfcUv L fJWard et al Defendants I andorIderterm Qll Jn the Above jcaupe torII the sum of fl574ff with Inte tke of 6 cent dpnnm i1909jl1UjJJtilttcr 0 ylyu k and354Ei costa herein I 11911 otter for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hart ford on Monday toe 4th day of Do ember 1911 about one oclock p moo upon a credit of twelve months the following described property towlt A tract of land lying I in Oho county Kentucky and bounded as hlekorylandstone Is planted thence North SO East 73 poles to a ddgwood thence North 10 West 145 poles to three black oaks three dogwoods and three hickory saplings thence South SO West 73 poles to 7 black oaks three saplings and a white oak thence South 10 East 19b poles to the beginning containing GG acres more or less Being the same land transferred to H S Ward by O T Sklllmnn and Kate Skill man by and of date January 25th 1904 and recorded In Deed Book No 29 page 461 Ohio County Clerks office or sufficient thereof to produce the solos of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved scar Ity Immediately after sale This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIX taster Commissioner Y L Moseley Attorney The Ulislit Kidney Medicine J E Parker 2021 No 10th St Ft Smith Ark says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medl cine but did not get better until he took Foley Kidney Pills No mati ter how long you have had kidney trouble nor at what stage of the disease your taro may be you will find quick and Perma1lentbCTInt by the use of Foley Kidney Pills They also regulate tho action of thi urinary organs Start taking thom now For solo by all druggists m i CASTORIAI For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Jr= Signature of CkJ IIIt1ohulIi Culhge Tho highest degree of buslnesi ability comes only through 11t pro cess of business training Tin DEST PLACE tor you to Set busi ness training Is Urauglioiis Prac tical Business College Nashville Tenn or Paducah IKy or Evans vllle Ind or Washington D C Siwtl Many ITOIII IKatli W L Mock of Mock Ark be loves he has saved many lives In hi 123 years of experience In the clruj business What I always like toy do he writes Is tq recommend Kings New Discovery for weak sorc lungs hard colds hoarseness ibstlnate coughs la grlppe croup asthma or other bronchial affection tar I feel sure that a ntjmber of my neighbors are elite and well ta day because they took my advice to use- it I honestly believe Its the best throat anti lung medicine thats rondo Easy to prove hes right Get a trial bottle free or regular iOc or 100 bottle Guaranteed by James H Williams m A VfSH De good sweet maid and let who will be clever Do noble things not dream them all day long And so make life death and that vast forever Ono graijd sweet sang- 1Charlea Klngsloy II 1 ior rlnsfsy lob printing Till Herald A FACT ABOUT THE BLUES What IB known as the Diana Is seldom occasioned by actual exist Ing external conditions but in tho steal majority of cases by a dls erdersd LIVER THIS IS A PACT which may bo dempnstra te4 by trying a course o- fTuttsPills Theycontrol redrttgekta the LIVER Tfcey briagbdpeaBdbouyaacy to tho mid They bring health Bad elastic Its to the body TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE IF YOU ARE ILL fSomecydisgrdeof thi STMUCX llVEI or JiNEYSror ityour bowfcls ard Inactive at- ttimes Bryon shoals suffer from headaches f youridn1ggts4Y01WrfAJId chipper as yqtt ueelto give 1StV1N1A a Irhlah iitstt lpn rnCJur- bl0adrleir ybtrr pybtam ana bT ln and- gtaktf mp wdrtltJslag It J8 ittwolnttfy tmlelltJs ighlypAlatabldhad Srill not 1rl3tdrbt mOiltdeU IdpltlbldtdACH perfpbttler IfaliilgNYNN firSlyNp +rge NY CASTO RIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always BouGht Bears the- Signature of i Ir i Use I I For Over I Thirty Years I CASTO iI RIA I 7fraernu rnrnhrnrym r es I I XE TUCK Li ht nd Power Company INCOltrOKATUD EaGa BARRASS MGRI Hartford Ky Will wire your house at cost Electric Lights are clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without i them when vvithin reach i i J l McCalls Magazine and McCall Patterns For Women Have More Friends than any other r I magazine or patterns McCall s is the reliable Fashion Guide monthly in one million one hundred thousand homes Besides showing all the latest designs of McCall Patterns each issue is brimful of sparkling short stories f and helpful information for worsen i San Mar aDd Kp bStyU bf baeribbB lor MeCilli M Iiae it once Coiti ool0 1 Beau a Tt r Including nor one ol the celebrated McCaU fttttroi Ira MrfUU Patlera Led all other InI style fit limplldtjr rconomr and number old More deilcn sell McCall Patttmi flu any other two rukti combined Nome hither ttan i j eenu Buy from root dueler or by nulli from McCALLS MAGAZINE 236248 W 37th St New York CltTfIr rrwtliOorfriirtiuClil rnee Ci liplft I i KILL THE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS 1 WITH Dr Kings DiscoveryI AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES GUARANTEED ATIBFAOTOB 01t MOb1Iio FBFTINDF t Subscribe for The Herald 1a year Six months SOc Very Serious It Is a very serious matter too arc for one medicine and liave the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine oiBUCKr Liver Medicine The reputation of this old relia ble medicine for constipation in digestion and liver trouble is firm ly established It dqes not imitate other medicines It is better than t others or it would not be the fa largerGaleSOLD IK TOWN F2 SEND YOUR BOY TO MATHENEY BAITS t Vanderbilt Training School FOR BOYS I Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has come ffrom 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 5400000 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 ffor catalogue A Adlrcsll communications to DeslC MATHENEY BATTS I A f I I J j 111 DNTSD YOV 11SrfNfrfAGE EIGHT po T8SJ1ARtFO DJi 4Q 1 f HartItord Herali i TWINS THAT ARE BLACK AND WHITE But Are Children of Negro Parents L PRESENT REMARKABLE FREAKK s h Of Nature As Each Is Distinct ly Different from the Other GOT TUB SCIENTISTS GUI SSIXG Marie Doner aged 5 months metI a tow days Is as black as her heart ofAfrlca ancestors were On the other hand Bailie Doner likewise aged E months and a few days and a twin sister to Marie Is much whiter than the average Caucasian i baby me case Is providing much In terest to the doctors and nurses They say that It Is nothing more or less than the unusual but well au thenticated atavism or manifesta tion of a racial strain that hasI been submerged for generations and finally crops out unexpectedly The case of Marie and Sallle Is alt the more unusual because of their being4pone black and the other white The doctors declarei they have records of cases w+ here a single baby has betrayed the sub merged strain of another tkee but that atavism has selddm manifest ed Itself In this manner Atavism Is not peculiar to any race The same freak of nature might 4e elop j In the offspring of white persons Marie and Sallle are at this mo ment snuggled side by side in a cot In the day camp of the Chestnut Street Recreation Pier anlare ob livious absolutely of the rudely cu rious visitors who find them a I source of wonderment Doth are as healthy as children can be and I Iw their chief recreation lies In chas ing each otherlike two cubsn around their trundle cot and eventually falling Into a terrific struggle j lB for supremacy Maybe race su i premacy Is the crux of their baby I nntagonlsm and maybe Its merely i it the Joy of being on the top of the windswept pier away from theB sordidness nnd fetidness of the N streets and alleys There are many wonderful conjectures about Marie and Sallie Their mother died when they were born and as far as their father knows there may have beep thec blood of the white man In Mamma honors veins Friends of Mamma Boner say that It must have been four generations ago that the neIc grandIparentGeorgiaSallie Is absolutely white She Is not green nor yet blue Neither Is there the slightest Indication of her Ethiopian parentage In herII hair Her lips are full but not thick supersensual sagging ups oCr the negro As a matter of fact I there are scores of Caucasians to bo seen every day In Chestnut street I whose lips are heavier and thicker 1 Her eyes areas blue as corn flow I Itskini It can be traced along their forked II way for Inches Her nails are pink and delicately shaded just like those of any white baby Her little nose Is going to be acqullne and daintily molded It Is of no advantage to describe Marie Marie Is the typical pick aninny just as cunning just as clean and equally bright as herII white sisterbut n pickaninny If there ever was one To make the distinction all the more vivid Ma ries chubby little legs are so bow ed that she would easily represent the letter 0 if she stood on her ml flute feet Sallles are as straight asI III logs becan Now the future of Marie and SalI He Is no mean thing to contemplate I Some enterprising vaudeville manI might teach the odd sisters to do aI sister act Already several wellI known Vectors are Interested In tho tams and are preparing to have thee e children reared where they can watch their development Both are pretty to a degree and whileI Sallloa hair now has brunette IncH nations the nurses say that It eo not unlikely that It will turn blonde j Philadelphia Ledger r IrI Master Commissioners SaleII 10hlo Circuit Court Kentuck- YL B tDaviy Admr Plaintiff I + 4 apyal Ifo S1tDtvtf heirs Defendants 1 UVVIr3e6f a Judgment and order of of jb9 Qhlo circuit CAc rot1JfM the October terN 1911 Ut tnfc above cause for y desuni o i 4 wjthntater at then tattftoftfpeTceht per Minus 1 from the419lifdari o October until paid and the further 1911I 117632 with like IInterest the 19th day of Oct 1911 until paid and thb further sum of 1500 with like Interest from the 4th dayoC December 1908 Until paid and the further sum of 32500 with Ilk e interest from the 21st day of February 1940 until paid and costs herein willoffer for sale b public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday thI 4th day of December 1911 abou one oclock p m upon a credlto- six f and twelve months the follow Ing described property towit A certain tract of land In Ohiot county Kentucky about two mile from Hartford on the Hartford andI Owensboro road which land It known as the Old Poor House property and contains 20 acres more or less This Is the same lane conveyed to T J Patton by W P Hregory Octobcr 2d 188t and Gregory being Commissioner to con vey from Ohio county as shown bj deed of record in Ohio County Clerks office ld Book Dupage 368 Thirtyfive acres of land bounded as follows Beginning al 3 beeches on a slough R A Stev ens corner thence S 3 t E 37 poles to a small beech T Bennett corner thence N 80 W 37 poles tp a stake in a glade two beeches as pointers thence 64E 32 poles to two beeches thence N 80 W 102 poles to 3 hickories on No creek thence N 7 W 26 poles S 60 E38 poles N 40 E 42 poles S T54 E 12 poles N 40 E 26 poles to 2 beeches on the Banlc of Tfocreek thence S 80i E i 37 poles to the beginning Also another tract bounded as follows Beginning at a stone near a gum corner to B F McCormick thence N 10 W 26 poles to a stone I thence N 80 W Cl poles to a stone on a point of land near the creek thence with the meanders of sam- eS301V8 poles S76 W9 poles tea beech and hickory thence again with Nocreek S 7 E II 14 poles thence S 61 W 8 poles N 77 W 10 poles S 63 W 17 I poles S lOW 6 poles S 81 W 26 poles S 36 W 18 poles S 78 22 poles S 11 E 11 poles to a on the creek near two elms maple supposed to be in a marked line thence S 80 E 22 poles to three beeches thence S 5 40 poles to a small beech thence S 80 E 32 poles to two 6 beeches thence N 5 W 40 poles to three beeches and elm thence S E 40 poles to 4 beeches thence 5 W r8 poles and 19 links to a stone near two beeches thence N 80 E 66 poles to the beginning containing 51 acres Also a right of private passway for second party 15 feet wide from of second partys orchard up Nocreek to Hartford and Livermore road and Includes all of rightof way I have gained by suit In Clr Court For reference see Deed 7 page 502 I At the same time and place r will sell one dark bay horse mule J9 years old 15 hands high called John one bay mare mUle 9 years old 15 hands hjgb called Kate first tract 1ereli will be sold IThe proceeds applied first to flank of Calhoun debt interest JJ and cost and remainder If any to the estate The last two named tracts of land nnd the two mules named herein will be sold to pay the last two amounts heroin 150000 and 32500 Interest t Ithe cost due the estate subject tt- however to the debt Interest and cost of the McHenry Deposit DankI The purchaser will be required to I execute bond with approved sccurII ity immediately after sale This 14th day of November 1911 F U FELIX Master COITnlloqr Heavrln Woodward O B LtIkens Barnett Smith Attorneys Master Conunlaslonrrs Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky A F Chapman Admr Plaintiff- vs C H Chapman et al Defendants- By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 In the above cause for the purpose of settling the estate of Dr Qeo F Chapman deceased and paying the costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at tho court house door in Hartford on Monday the 4th day ojE December 1911 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit Thirteen certain loth or parcelsI of land situated and being In the townof Centortown Ohio county Kentucky and bounded ka follows LOT A Beginning at n stone jonI aaldJItIJJ ner of Barney Rowes iota thence with South Mill atreoVAlNorth 49 feet to a tope 4a ikVjSMtiifftf said street thenIn Easterly d1y rt Jr faction parallel JVIJe7 26 0 felt fo to1ePUiecuel South eralr direction parallelAwlth sal d street a distance of 49 ti feet to et stone on the North stab of saltI alley thence with a North bounds ry line of said alley ttjithe begin ningji Lots B C D E andy FrLylni and being South of Barney Rowe s Jotand between South jijlllr street pn the West of said lot and a lea- r foot alleyway on the East of said lot each the length of BarneT Howes lot towit 16510feot and each being GO feet In width and lot tered respectively on thqtplat here In B CPBandFLots M L K J I H and ODO Ink 165 feet In length and 50 fees t In width respectively and the boundary lines thereof aralloltni a tenfoot alley on the North side of Barney Rowes Iotnd a 10 foot alley on the East side of Barney Rowes lot and extend Ing from said alley to a 30foolI street on the East side of sold lots Said lots are lettered on said matI from the nlleyon the North side or Barney Rowes lot as above Indi cated and In the order stiBtM Also a certain lot and brick houseJ thereon being isi Centertown Ky and hounded as follows viz On the South by Main street on the West by G F Chapman on the North and East by R S Ashby bo lag the same land convoyed to O F Chapman from R S Ashby and wife recorded In Deed nook 25 page 480 Ohio County Clerks of flco and which property is known as the Chapman Brick Store Building in Centertown Ky The room or bank building adjoining the brick storehouse bulldlngVjsi excepted out of this sale the third story of the brick building which is pwn ed by the Odd Fellpws and Masons known as the Masonic Hall Is also excepted out of this sale The first 13 tots described above win bo sold separately and then as- a whole and the bid that brings the most and best price will be accepted In selling the brick storehouse wilt sell the two storehouses sepa- ratelY and then asa whole accepting the bid that brings the most money The proceeds from the above de scribed real estate except the pro coeds from the sale of the 13 lots will be first applied to the payment of the Hen debts of the Farmers Dank of Centertown as follows 105301 with Interest thereon at per cent per annum front August 25th 1910 until paid and a further sum of 80000 with like interest from September 20th 1910 until paid and a further sum of 2400 with like Interest from October 29 1910 until paid together with Its costs herein The remainder If any Including the proceeds of tho 13 lots will be applied to settlement of said decedent Chapman estate and distribution amongst his heirs The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved secur ity immediately after sale This 14th day of November 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys Master Commissioners Rae Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Y W McCarty Assignee Plaintiff vsss Fordavlllo Banking Co Defendant py virtue pf a judgment and orIder tof sale pf the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 191 In the above cause for the purposo of marshaling the funds of tho Fprdsvllle Banking Cgmpany and paying costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the nth day of December 1Q11 abput one oclockp m upon a redlt of six twelve and eighteen months the following described property towlt The iota or par eels qf land In the town of Fords Yule Ohio county Kentucky em braced i1u throe Items as follows JTEM ONEFirst being four lots In saM town first two lots situated on Main street and Hartford streets and are occupied by dwell ing and storehouse and are lit part of the land sold to R W Hines and conveyed by deed from D M Hock or and wife and Mrs Bell Taber pn April 23d 1900 and recorded In Deed Book 30 page 282 1e4sa strip four feet wide and one hun dred feet long fronting Main street on the West sloe of said lot sold oft and deeded to J D Cooper ITEM TWO The other two lots are situated on the Bass side of Frederica street and are the same lots conveyed to R W Hlnes by deed from 0 W Egan pad wife January 18 1907 andtecordAd In Peed Book 29 page 477 Ohio Coun ty Clerks office all pf which prop orty was conveyed to the FordavjUo Banking Company by j W HIaeaJ lend wife on Mar 10th 1910 attdiI which deed U of re mllaJdI pobK 38 page 257 i Oibjo pOI ty djerka bales i HJi dTMlIt4tp + jLlgol yr aiwther irait or Mrtel oflaalii tine toW J ki of Ford boiidde i itfJhorSs Being at spare undlsldod onphal interest ln and to one lipt jtuatei don the West aide pf liliilqsotI and bounded as folloalnfiegfn nlng at a stone btt thoEaat side of Hartford Street and corner to the Fordsvllle Banking ddtapanyjflitsnc N 51 1fel 66 feet to I1jlfono en tho South side of Main eetthnce with Main street S 4fl to 28 feot td a stone corner toJ T Smith Jr thence with hla line B30 W abou 7Qfeet0 a stone in llne of thi Fordavlllo Banking Cotbehco with Ita lino N S3 W GO feet fo the beginning and being same lane conveyed to J f Smith and Ike C Adair by deed from C d Mllle and wife on July 14 1900 d repate corded In Deed Book 24 580 Ohio County Clerks office and same property conveyed to the FordsrlHi flanking Company by Mm LonlBt Adair on April 2d 1908 and whirl deed is of record In Ohlo County Clerks office Deed Book J5JIIsgo 130 The above property will first be offered for sale Itv three separate lots ThPnslots one and two for sale togetref and will accept the bid brlnsln thin most money All tnPI and pfliments shall be paid by te purchaser Thepurclinaqc will be required to pxecnte Imml with approved security Immediately after saleIThis 14th day of Nnvomher 1911 F L FRLIX Mnjiler Comral loner Heavrln A War rlward Attorneys PLUCKY PITCHIHQ VWtf r Slttont Fiat That Landed at Ch mplon hip PatiiSint In tho greatest finlxh that ever marked a minor league race New Orleans and Nashville Southern league routendera had come to the wlrtt neck and neck On Sept 10 1008 they met In the final Iud deceive game of the year upon exactly even terms The entire lighting of the past five months had centered ID that lone contest Ave months parked into two hours orplny with the mult to tell the story of the years success or failure Manager Frank of New Orleans unwilling to run any needless risk selected tho veteran Theodore Breltenstcln of St Louis and Cincinnati fame to battle for his people In the box Manager Bernnnrd of Xosbvlllo passing by his veterunii selected young Vedder Sltton an escolle lan to face the 10000 wonder of another day For six innings so perfect was tho defensive play of both nines that neither team was able to score In the seventh Inning Nashville scored one run and In tho play Involved young SlttoB slid headforemost Into the plate and toll over unconscious from the blow received just above the tlghtlfdrnwnbe imminent Bernhard Immediately rushed big entire romqlnlng staff back of tho clubhouse fo tie ready for tbo call white two physicians worked above the unconsciony Sltton Q4jj came to life again Just ps tho Nap Tille team was taking theo lipid for the eighth inning with another in bS place Staggering to his feet pl ton Insist ed upon finishing the contest and Bombard against hla betterf JUd1lptnI gave way The bosvv biWlnj end of the New Orleans toan was up p order With bandaged head his taco I still white and drp wn from the nbuck in no condition to Btond still 1 les Itotend n desperate charge Sitton elect fled the crowd by striking out two of the first tbroe men that fared himI In the ninth tip added two mere sIc Urns to tbeuUif Iia brlpglnp home the victory by the score of t Jo p wooing the pennon by 4hcmarsln of one point Anditheu bE jQllpjsed U WItS over two wHVs titters be recovered sufficiently tp beijp and about and yet New Orleans patsmen relate that In those last tw8 Tnnlhgs do tied WotTB more stun by n wldomrtffeln tbqp at ally other tngo fthn battle American Magazine FlrttAmorlcl1j Lttttr BM A little UlOJR than nbnlt century ago the letter box was unknown The inventor was Joseph William Briggs nephew of a former governor of Mas Itachusctta who as bend clerk in the Clevelaliil postofflce studied thp needs of patrons und after correspondence with Postmaster General Dennison upon the subject took a train for Washington bearing a pasteboard model of the letter Mist under his arm I The postmaster general saw tho merits of the plan arid appointed Mr Brlggs AS Bpedal Agent to establish the letter box hid letter carrier sys tem The first letter box was attached by clamps to a lamppost tb t stood in front of a Clevelonjl drug store and not a year nnd passed beforo fiftytwo different cities had adopted the system National MagazinerI I i I Whim MininLeis Their Ntrv Men accustomed to working in nines cannot stood great heights it S8 almost an lavartable rule tnflt a miner 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