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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): November 15, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911111501_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): November 15, 1911 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ,; wy -" ' wj i nyjimjnBp$lrm9,vvr)ttv'vjm.te - s , iir p -- i a- vsT 'v - - iwvWI, THE HAETFQD HERALD. Subscription $1 P.er Xear, in Advance. "1 ft, n. lenll t i Ki; ,rU, u. tig, if ill iiiWt.W.; ii j tat" Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed. NO. 46 llinTfinipn 111 yll I14IUU II 11 37th TEAK. . HARTFORD, KY., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1011. . p. DRILLING FOR OIL nace Wallace. All are Improving. Mr. Forest Boll, of Maxwell, was the guest of Messrs. Elbert and A JEN. SENTENCE Freeman Sparks Saturday night 14 and Sunday. FOR LYNCH Mr. Walter Parks and brother Marvin, of Beda, were in this vicinity Wednesday. Messrs. Forest Bell, of Maxwell, Qives Her from Two and Berry Hawkins, .'Misses Edna Black and Vera HawkinB spent Sunto 21 Years Good Indications. day at Mr. J. B. Sparks. ' The new well and stove are very EARNEST much appreciated by the teacher FOR MURDER OF GOING and pupils at Bennett's schoolhouso, and tho school is progressing nicely. An Enterprise That Means Mr. Freeman Spark3 was the Eleven Wanted Life Sentence guest of Mr. J. A. Ruby, of Rough NEK I 00 ' IS. welcoming . progressive Ideas and searching for progressive leaders. It seemed unwise to return to 1875 ior a candidate wno nad the prestige of victory. Bttt Cbvernor McCreary Is a man who makes few enemies; ho Is a Progressing cicely With Jury FORJUN SON-IN-LA- W Much for Hartford and creek, Thursday. Mr. Reuben Ahderson, of Hart ford, and little grandson were tho guests of his son here Friday. GOSHEN'. A Final Compromise Was Made. man whose, personal character commands Vespect, and a party man vho never scratched a ticket, in this last respect we think the Governor Is wrong. Dut In times of doubt it makes a man available. It is1 said that Governor McCreary wast earnest and emphatic In his demand for a county unit platform, and we, trust he will bo equally emphatic for a county unit law. MAXWELL. Miss Vera Hawkins, of Hartford, spent Sunday with Miss Virginia Bell, of this place. Mr. Rowan Crowe went to Hartford Thursday. Mae Barr, of this .MissjMattye place, spent Wednesday night with Miss' Ahnle May, at . MISs Ella Crowe spent Wednesday night with Misses Lettye and Adena Bell; of Buford. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Crowe have gono to Louisville. ) best In Kentucky. Thero Is a short-ag- o In tho acreage In this district 111 ths year, but the quality is suc'i an Improvement over that of Inst ear that the Board of Control was OTHER STATES forced to Increase the price that will be asked. The Homo Warehouse Company Clearly Indicate andofthe American Society of Equity the Green River dlstilct have merged and fixed the price of tobacTrend of co that has been pooled with them at 512 for the best, grade of leaf. NATION T0WARD7 DEMOCRACY The association will be ready to receive bids from the tobacco dealers on Tuesday. It Is expected that Foss Won in Massachusetts, an early sale will be made and that the deliveries will start before DeBut Tammany Lost Grip cember. flUlUlilLU Returns This Vicinity. ARK PREPARED FOR BIG WORK Nov. 13. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW'- S EVIDENCE In Massachusetts the Republicans mauo a greui enori 10 noiu llieir FrankfoAjfKT, 'Nov. 11. Now Nanking, Nov. 11. More than The following article Is taken voters In line by putting forward ,30,00 natl'e Chinese, men, wo from the Henderson Journal: that the election Is over, the talk the Tariff as a prominent Issue, and here Is. of Inauguration plans and Just a foreword: For several therefore tho of Gov. men and ohlldion. aro dead, and years the Stemming association has Foss over his Republican opponent, 7.",000 others are homeless ns n retho appointments to places under persistently sought to tho new administration. Gov. Mc Lieut-GoFrothlnghnm, by a ma- sult of the wanton slaughter Creary will ,bo Inaugurated as Govwith the tobacco associations on the jority of about 11,000, Is regarded throughout this city by the Impeout. ' Bldo of Green other river as a death blow to Republican hopes rialist army. The butchery Is still When a largely producing oil ernor on December 12, and it Is ex In any plan or project designed for In that section for the Presidential going on but in less degree. located, pipe lines are laid pected that the largest crowd well is y Rolnfoi cements arrived the betterment of tobacco growers. election. over hills and under rivers In a Frankfort over .entertained will bo All our efforts have come to nought line, through which the he.e that day to see the man who In New York City Tammany's and Joined tho rebels, and the atcontinuous ' because of tho persistent refusal hold weakened and In snvnrnl rnrpn tack upon the imporlalst army was ., . oil is pumped to tho big oil centers. was Governor In 187G again take . on the part of the Green River j the Republicans made great gains, resumed. Aroused Into n frenzy of are several lines now laid the oath of office. No definite plans There Tobacco Association to entertain The Democrats will lose control of rage against their enemies for the from the oil flelds of Illinois and for tho inauguration the first in Chinese, our propositions looking to the State Legislature, but the losses massacre of defenseless Indiana which carry the oil In a the now Capitol have been discusseratlon. .are clearly traceable to local Inllu- - the rebels fought desperately for continuous stream to New York ed, but local committees will begin vengeance. On the other hand, thc Homo ' ences. City. Large pumping stations are work in a few days arranging for The streets of tho city of Nantho celebration. has ever responded to Wnrehouso In Maryland A. P. Gorman, Demlocated along the line, the distance y ran red with blood, and Over at the Capitol there is not ter. tho advances made by tho Stem- ocrat, was defeated for Governor king apart being regulated by tho x bodies lay ming association In the most fra- by P. S. Goldsborough, Republican, hundreds of headless necessary to trans- the gloom that ono would expect to amount of force When tho vordlct of tho jury port the oil to a given point, each find when tho party In power has was announced, Mrs. Lynch bnenn ternal way. though both brancbr; of the Lesls-Intur- o among tho smoking ruins of dwellToo many of the shedding tears, but not until JcAler Under all the circumstances the pumping station being part of tho boen rejected. aro almost certain to bo con- - ings. The property of tho Chinese was first looted, then fired. long stream or line of oil. There 1b Republicans now holding offlco un Calhoun starled with her to the Jail position assumed by the officers of 'trolled by tho Democrats, Panic reigned among tho survivIs River association. period for the life of an oil der tho State were not any too fond did Cordelia Buck, daughter of tho the Green In the first election held In New no sot well. There are soveral In Ken- of Judge O'Rear, so that they are prisoner, anil wife of the murdered difficult to reconcile with n wise Me!co as a Stnto, the Democrats ors of tho massacre, and no attempt now which not mourning his defeat. The men man, show any signs of grief or zeal for the cause of farmers' elected their Stato ticket, hut the was mnde to bury tho headless tucky being worked Republicans are claiming the Lep- - dead that filled the streets. were discovered and put in opera- who were on tho tllket with him, sorrow. Her cries could be heard Most pitiful or all wero the of course, are disappointed. The for some distance, and this continThe Stemming association, how- - islatnre which will elect two United before the Civil Wnr. ' tion corpses of boys and girls, headless, Tho place now being worked by State employes say that they are so ued as the young- - widow and hor ever, mindful of its' States Senators, In Now Jersey the Democrats lost and naked, lying whore they had tho West Kentucky Oil Company effectually burled under tho land- friends walked from the court must decline to multiply words on tho subject, and will content Itself the Legislature but the cause of fallen when the ruthless swords of near hero is on a direct line be- slide of votes that they have been houso to the street. tween the famous oil flelds of Can- made speechless. Mrs. Lynch waB Indicted for kill- by recording this printed message Woodrow Wilson Is strengthened. the Manchus cut them down. DeThere Is much talk now of prob- ing her tho boys in It Is known that the Democratic tachments of Manchu soldiers, with ada and Beaumont, Texas. Between Amble Buck, to the good farmer these points oil has been discovered able appointments under tho new and the evidenco showed that tho the trenches who are members Smith-Nugemachine which Gov. blood dripping from their swords, quantities and there administration. Charle? Morris, law killing was wlthoutnny provocation of the Green River association, Wilson thrashed so soundly when Invaded tho homes of all residents In immense he sent James E. Martin to the Sen- of the native quarter looking for seems to be no reason why, from all clerk In the Attorney General's of- whatever. Tho" exact facts of the namely: ' Some were killed indications, that success should, not fice, the only Democrat who remain- shooting wore told by 'Cordelia For tho past five years tho Stem- ate, assisted n the naming of sev- hiding natives. Assembly be met with here. It Is quite cer- ed during the recent Republican ad- Buck at the examining trial,' and on ming association has realized from eral Republican candl- - outright and others wore first tor- itured before being put to death. no dollar and a half dates and managed to elect them, tain that If oil should be discovered ministration, will continue In the tho first trial after Mrs. ifynch had !onc dollar on nn averago In Rhode Island nearly complete Hundreds of human heads He like In largely paying quantities, It will Attorney General's office, but will been Indicted, but '3nfthef present raore por hundred or gov. ,so mnnv cannon balls In tho gutat once revive Hartford from a con- have a much bettor position. He trlal the witness awonftbat sho had tlmn nBS tho 0reen nIver asmoda.' returns snow mo Humnn hands and foot, cut A. J. Pothler, Republican, by a plu- ters. servative, plodding IJttlo village in- will be Second' Assistant Attorney testified falsely at the former trial, rIon to a small sized city. It will bring General. There Is a tip that Col. because of a threat made against her And vot tne Stemming nssocla- - rality of between G.000 and 7,000. off to torture the living, strew the people and enterprises here In a V H. Watson Lin d soy, Chief of Po- - bv Conrtlnnil Ruck that- ha wnniiltion has never been able to get a party mnde al- debris of the burned quarter. At Tho Republican w ... ..w... y the gates wero locked rush, and capital will seek a ready nce oi wmisvwe, win De Adjutant km her' i( sno testified otherwise reasonable price for any crop, most a clean sweep In Nebraska. dawn ' General, but that tip does not come ifhan she did. It was known thnt owing to the machinations of tho The only exception of Importance! and the surviving victims were Investment. was that of Daniel V. Stephens, closed In tho city of horrors along No 'pains or expense will be spar- as straight as might be. James Cordelia Buck remained with tho tobacco trust. Democratic candidate for Congress with their dead. No more wore aled to make the present venture a Tandy Ellis, of Lexington, is anoth- family of Courtland Buck, and not Notice to frwlltnr. In the Third district, to fill the va- - lowed to flee. success. Over thirty thousand acres er tip for Adjutant General. with Amble Buck's father, ns had . .. Ilhln (i Hmi f lintiipi lVi it I list Iri cancy cailBeu 1)y u,e ucnl" of the Famine now threatens, as the solIt la too soon after the election been stated, until after Mrs. Lynch L of land navo been leased In this vi"" diers have carried off all the food. cinity, and sufficient capital Is In- to bo predicting who will get va- was released from Jail; since which 'A p- - Chapman, Admr., Ace. late Congressman Latta. tiffs, Returns from Mississippi, while FREAK INCIDENTS OF vested In the enterprise to enlarge rious positions, but during tho next time she has been living with her vs. Indicating the usual Democratic vicupon "any discovery that may bo few weeks that will be tbo main parents. WISCONSIN CYCLONE C. H Chapman, to , Defendants, tory for the entire State ticket, made. The field will be thoroughly topic of conversation In Frankfort. All persons having claims against give James T. Lester, Socialist Chamberlain's Stomach and LivThe work The State officers, except Governor, workod and exploited. Janesvllle, Wis., Nov, 12. There here is being r superintended by will go into office on the first day er Tablets do not slrli'i or gripe, the estate of Dr. G. F. Chnpman, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. were many freakish Incidents conCapt. Jas. C. Glbftey, of Oloan, New of January, which is the first Mon and may bo taken with perfect safe- deceased, are hereby no:lled to flic In opposition to Theodore O. Rllbo, nected with the cyclone. At the York," a man of wide and successful day. The law fixes this as tho dato ty by tho most delicate woman or same with the underulgned Com- - Democratic nominee, a heavier vote Douglas farm a buggy was carried child. The old and jmlssloner, at his office in Hartford, 'than anticipated. experience In the oil well 'drilling for the State officials to take the the youngest Into a tree and bent about the ' -- . oath, and tho ' present officials, feeble will also find them a most Kentucky, properly proven, on or business. trunk, where It hung, the rim of caught the short term, 'as they went suitable remedy for aiding and before December 10th, 1011, or TOBACCO ASSOCIATION one hind wheel encircling tho front BENNETTS. in on January 6, almost the latest strengthening their weakened di- they will be forever bnrrod. FIXES ADVANCED PRICES axle. At tho home of William LitNov. 12.T A vory. heavy rain turn- dato that could be. The first Mop-da- y gestion and 'for rogula'tfng tho bowF. L. FELIX, tle a CjcG timber was driven through ing to snow fell here on Saturday Master Commissioner, might be tbo 7th or the 1st, els. For sale by all dealers. m Owensboro, Ky Nov. 13. At a a cow. At the night, and it' is very cold Ohio Circuit Court. 46t4 meeting of the Board of Control of was cut In two Schmidt farm a hog and In this Instance it la the lBt, so by a plow.' At this . Miss Gola Cecil was tho (guest of WHAT THE TOST THINKS that the Incoming administration the Green River' Tobacco Growers' samo place a cook Btqyo was car'fijMra. Taylor., qt Beaver Dam, last will havo the longest terms that tho. ABOUT McCnEARY NOW Coughing nt Night toAssociation, held in this city Sunday, Means loss of Bleep which Is bad for day, an Increase of a dollar a hun- ried to an adjoining field where It law will permit, showing how lucky Trayia and, family tho Democrats are Mr. Morrison The Louisville Poat of Wednes- the children and bard on grown dred on leaf and lugs was fixed ov- - was doposlted right side up, apparthis year, ' are moving to the 'armr 'of Mr. day sayB: persons. Foley's Honey and Tar er the price asked. by the association ently undamaged. Sick Headache. Prank 'Sulleneor. near" .Concor'd Elsewhere we discuss party lead- -' ' compound stops tho cough at once, last year. The board is still In ses . Honor to the Country Press.' lchtorehV This distressing diseaso results' ersblp In connection with the re- - 'relieves the tickling and dryness In slon and has not yet fixed tho price I but here It is only tne throat,and heals- - the Inflamed on trash . This will be done at tho more than yf d.ered. condition of.tho cent (election, BdUC!i' 'was stomach, and 'caa bo cured "by Uk- - fair to add that In Governor. Mc- - membranes. .. no opiates meailng Contains im W J.iWCSSr-ttTar:jHChiraWlaIn'a stomach Crearyths Democrats had a candl- - and is best for children and delicate tiaa: now has control of 20,000,000 the Loulsvlllo Democratic ' Danem "ThoiiCo5 'iWpk!-llivarMrs. (Liver Tablets, Get a f,ree sample at date. It was safe to follow. ipersons. JlefuBo substitutes. For puaB of tobatco In this district, rendered very little amdntunm Wallah, Alfred Wallce ana urustore bbq try u. , - m At a' time whea the public Is wtio by all druggists. ,m organization Is one of the Ellzabethtown News. to-be v. to-dato-daco-oj ' V self-respeson-in-la. nt i Work is progressing .nicely at tho new oil well opening, six miles east of Hartford, and good results are anticipated. Progress is necessarily slow at the beginning, especially as they have encountered a , very hard and flinty quality of limestone, but the drill has gone down ""about 200 feet and they are prepared to reach a depth of 2,000 feet If necessary. - Tho last- - report we well was that they were in a fosslllf-erolimestone, showing about the amo Indications that the wells In part of the State the south-easter- n present, There Is no regulation Hlepth at which oil may be found. Usually there Is found a large body of limestone under which is developed a stratum of slate. Immediately beneath the slate Is found 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 subdensity of the stance or fluid regulates the price, running all the way from 50c to $3 per barrel. Some single wells produce as much as a thousand barrels a day. Sometimes tho oil flows out a "gusher" strongly itself-call- ed pumped and sometimes It has nad-from-tus Nov 13. Miss Bessie Raley, tho school teacher of this place, visited her mother and father at Roslne, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mattlo Boswell, of Owens-bor- o. Is at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. S. Chlnn. Mr. Frank Cooper, who was opIs Imerated on for appendicitis, proving slowly. Mrs. A. S. Chlnn entertained a cmw4- - Thursday night nor Bessie Raley and Vada Ren- der.' All reported a good' time. Mr. James Barnes and family visited relatives near Rockport the past few days. INAUGURATION PUNS ARE NOW DISCUSSED Senator McCreary Mil Be Sworn In As Governor on De- cember 12;. .' Tbe Owensboro Inquirer of Friday Bays: Mrs.. Loutifda Lynch is again con-flnIn tbo Daviess county jail, awaiting' sentence which will be passed upon her ' next week by Judgo Blrkhead, when she will then be taken to the penitentiary at Frankfort to begin serving a term of from two to 21 years. This was tho verdict of the jury rwWctr was returned "Into "court at 10:50 o'clock this morning, after deliberating on the case for several hours as to the guilt or innocence of the defendant, who was charged with the murder of her Amble Buck. The trial of Mrs. Lynch was bo- gun Wednesday, afternoon and tuo case submitted to the jury shortly Thursday - after before C "o'clock noon. When the jury nrst went into the room to consider the verdict, a vote was taken 'as to her guilt, and tho jury stood 11 for guilty and ono for acquittal. Final ly the ono man agreed that she was guilty, and on a poll being taken as to her punlshmont, they stood 11 for a life sentence and one for manslaughter. No kind of an argument could convince the one juror that Mrs. Lynch should receive a life sentence, and he stated that he would remain In the jury room sixteen- years before ho would come over to the majority side. It was then suggested that a sen tence of voluntary manslaughter from two to 21 years was equlva-- , jent to a life sentence for Mrs. Lynch, and rather than to have a hung Jury, the eleven men who wero for life Imprisonment agreed to the verdict with, tho one juror who was for voluntary manslaugh- -son-in-la- Negroes Decreasing. Washington; Nov.- - 13; The 1310 census shows that the negro population of Kentucky Is decreasing. There are 23,000 less negroes in the State than there were by the census for 1900. - BLAMES ASSOCiallOn . IRE GREEN RIVER for IUCKETTS. The news has reached NEW MEXICO A LITTLE MIXED here that Mr. John Johnson, who is 111 of lung trouble, Is expected There Is much comfort for Dem- home from the West In a short ocrats In tho returns from the elec- time. Mrs. Susie Snell and son Glen-dotions held In other States last Tuesof Williams Mines, spent a few day. Wherever nntlonal Usues were Involved, a Democratic victo- davs last weok with Mr. and Mrs. ry resulted, with the exception of N. G. I'atton. Mr. E. M. Daniel was In HartMaryland, and Democratic leaders ford Saturday on business. over the country are Jubilant. Mr. Sam Roach has moved to Mr. Republican chances west of the Gilffln's tenant house. Alleghnnles are minimized. A larpo crowd attended the slne- The light is to be seated Jn the. East, with Massachusetts, New oYrk, flpg at RTckeU'sschoolhouse Satur New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ma- day night, but thero was no one to ryland classed as exceedingly doubt- lead the singing. It Foems that the Republicans ful States. Kentucky Is removed from the can't understand why O'Rear wasn't doubtful class to the certainly Dem elected. ocratic class. Ohio leans more toward the Dem STREETS OF THE CITY ocratic party than before. In a word, every resource of the y two parties from forward RANJEDWITH RLOOD jwlll be cast along the Atlantic Nov. 13. n, to-da- in New York. toCo - .be I Operate in Gelling Alax imum Price. doubt for 1912 and Wanton Slaughter of Native without whoso electoral vote no Chinese Over 100,000 candidate can win, will bear tho brunt of tho battle. Dead and Homeless. In grave rAnt .l Ik. !.. r.- - -- 1 a- - II .... .... . I " to-da- i "" ",.,," . to-da- y. X:ltlA' Jf e l'ra -- ,(! -- .... .'.v. .Jl. ... Ti athe H I' ,r ttivnr j.jtntfcat:aaag'ja.i-- a , ytttSf V, y ''fnmHm ' fT H" "5-- T-- g '"T1PWF' FAGE TWO. THE HARTFORD HErD. laies-ioiiuwu- " - h" X' a. ' .. f & K WEDNESDAY, HTOV. Irf, 1811. - r I- - dens with thet nuts of the .forest, 15 and woodmen state, that this Indi- DEMOCRACY CONFIDENCE cates heavy snows and cold weather. The bones of geese, both old and young, are said to be heavier than WIN usual, and the down thicker than GO G ot tho usual. The goose bono Is one best-knomethods of prediction In rural districts. In addition to all In Presidential Race Recent of these, signs, it is said that the Is Keynote of Next Year. wool of the sheep is heavier than it Great Victory. vpars. and those who Vino imnn In havn been close enough to rauskrats Globe. London FACTIONS REPUBLICAN YEABS and other animals to examine them, TWO GREATEST INJWENTY fur Is going to be declare their "I do not believe there Is any thicker than has been known In Guard" and other medicine so good for whoopComposed of "Old Was a United Party That years. ing cough as" Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,'- - writes Mrs. Francis Tur- Insurgents Will AccomKXC'HAXGK OF DKPOSITS Went Forth to Magnifpin. Junction City. Ores This remPOSTAL SAVIXGS IIOXDS plish This. edy Is also unsurpassed for coldB with its The Perfection Smokeless Oil icent Victory. and croup. For sale by all dealnpnositors of the Postal Savings arums ciiauieicu m miuuuiot, to .au ujuomwu w m W1XD is in.owixa ers. 1 .1 .1 KVIDKXT System may exchange tho whole or THi: WAV THK .1 FACTIONALISM SO room, wneiner m me country or city name. a part of their deposits on January Special DEMOCRACY'S DOCTRINP (By Clyde H. Tavenner, States register No home is quite cpmplete without a Perfection Oil The Democratic ticket with James 1. 1912, for United In denomina AS DKFIXni) IIV l'OLK Correspondent or Tho Washington carried ten ed or coupon bonds D. McCreary at its head Heater. It is a necessity in the fall and spring, when it is too $100, and $u00, bear Herald.) of the eleven Congressional districts tions of $20. In an address at the Democratic Washington, Nov. 9. The Demowarm to start the regular heating apparatus, and too cool to be per materially cut ing Interest at tho rato of 2 and in Kentucky crats, even according to Republican benquet at St. Paul on Juno 1, 1911. without heat In the midst of winter it is often convenient as cent, per nnnum, payable down the normal majority In the pleas newspapers, ought to win in 1912. Joseph W. Folk, Missouri's candi. and redeemable at tho an auxiliary heater, as there are always some cold comers is to organize date for tho Presidency, defined hja last survling relic of Republlcan-lsmor tho I'nite-- l States arter one All they have to do in a house. Not In twenty years has such ure and" pull together. The Republican Idea of Democracy In theso words: vosir from the di'i of Issue, both a Democratic Ict0r7 been won. "Democracy is a religion; tho renartv can not dereat the Democratic The enameled heater always present! a nice appearance as ihe principal and Interest payable 20 The ligion of brotherhood among men The Fifth District, which In 1907 years rrom that date In United candidate ror the Presidency. enamel will not tarnish or bum off. It is not an "enamel paint," but it only possible" thing that can pre and of equal rights for all. It Is a ave a Republican majority of U the same as the enamel of your cooking utensils. gold coin. or n Democratic religion that would demand more of gave Gov. McCreary a majori- States aro exempt rrom vent tho election Postal savings The Perfection is the most reliable and convenient portable hearing ty of moro than 5,000 and elected nil taxes' or duties or the United President in 1912 is tho Democrats the Golden Rule and less of tho rule flame spreader prevents device you can find. An automatically-lockin- g overy member of Its Judicial, legisThe opportunity is of gold In government and In our rrom taxation In thomselves. turning the wick high enough to smoke. save States, as well as rrom all parts or the coun- dally lives. It would not array lative and councilmanlc ticket, any form bv or under Stato, munic here, and Deafen evrrjrwhm. Ait gnn to Aow one, by majorities almost equally ipal, or local authority. try reports are reaching headquar- class against class, but would pro rou lh Perfection Huler enameled or writ r scy ot lor docriptiT circular 10 large. Tho First district, in which ters that tho Democrats realize It tect the rights of all by havlm; each Applications for the conversion SMOKfcUES A .A was foared that O'Uear's appeal or deposits Into bonds on January 1, and are already laying plans Tor a respect the rights of tho other. It It Standard Oil Company element would I Incorporated) will result In the wntilri tint attack wealth honestly to the night-ridin- g 1912, must be received berore De mmnalcn that produce disaffection, again proved cember 15, 1911, by the post-ma- s Democrats sweeping the country in acquired, but would wage unending Its right to the title of the Gibrawar against tho privileges thnt pro ter at the depository nfflco where 1912. seems to.be no way ror the JUU..U tainted riches on one side, and ltar of Kentucky Democracy. duce There the certificates wore Issued. .poverty an. the oilier. The "doubtful" Third returned n .RejlukUcnns Jo avoiddefeat-,t-the11ndesei:yaDANIEL BOONE AXLE GREASE "Tnajorlty of more "than" "two thous- -' Democrats get together and work, sldo. It would protect property TTCT7 A Father's Vengeance " U&JJ .4 vl 1 and. Tho "Republican" Tenth, tho Would have rallen on any ono who as they aro now starting out to do. rights, but would recognize the ract v5nrwk the In- that property rights aro best pro PH home or tho Republican campaign U Mr. Tart Is attacked the son or Peter Bondy, of And don't inviolate the chairman, is found In the Dem- South Rockwood, Mich., hut he was surgents will slash him, and If Sen tected by preserving ocratic column. ator LaFolletto Is nominated, tho public rights. It would not combat powerless berore attaoks or Kldnoy liave to greqpe The outcome far surpasses the men. but the evil that men do. It "Doctors could not help "old guard" will Blash him. trouble. hopes of evory Democrat. It leaves Indiana Will Go Democratic. would seek as a remedy for existing him," he wrote, "so at last we gave but once a the Republicans dumbfounded, dis- him Klectrlc Hitters and he ImprovThe Philadelphia North Ameri evils, not less government for tho t say distrait. And organized, not to can, Republican, sent its Washing people, but mora government by tho wonderfully from taking six botweek. yet the explanation Is not far to ed Angus McSween, people. It would place conscience tles. It's the best Kidney medicine ton correspondent, .seek nor hard to find. Backache, tired feel- to Indiana to report impartially on above cunning, and the public good I ever saw." In Gov. McCreary the people have ing, nervousness, loss of nppotlte, conditions there. This is a part of above prlvato greed. It would not Made in Louisville by CHAS. C. STOLL OIL CO. now as they have always had, a to his pa- offer a man an advantage In the wnrn of Kidney trouble that may the report he sent back born of and nourished .by or a Bubsidy, or bounty, or shape end in dropsy, diabetes or Uright's per: tho knowledge that It will not be disease. Reward Take Klolctrlc "Indiana Is hopelessly lost to protective tariff, enabling him to betrayed. Tho ticket of whlclif he Republicans. make money at the expense or his telling or the outcome ot suits filed Hitters and be safe. Kvery bottle President Tart and the was the head was of the party's From no indications is it possible to rellowmen, but It would assure him McGREARY RODE IN THE Wilby the department against violators guaranteed. 50c at Jamo3 H. "best In brain and character. For m reason that they will be as strong that it would give no one elso such of the pure food laws. Ono of these since 1895 Democracy liams, the first time over him. It as they wero In tho laBt election, a special privilege SAME CARRIAGE AGAIN pamphlets, No. 1103, tells of n New In was free from factionalism. when they lost every Congressional would guarantee to all an equal op Not Goiim. York concern having plead guilty to that fact, The Times believes, Is to "You're going to the smoker to- District but one, and control or tho portunity to live and labor and en- using arsenic In the manufacture of be round In chief measure tho secret night, aren't you?" Legislature. Since then the rapid Joy the gains or honest toll. That Conveyed Him in Richmond a food product ' known as "Light of a success which has so far outRepubdevelopment or progressive "This is Democracy as I under"Noiw.'' Shade Egg Color." Tho food poisrun expectations. 36 Years Ago Big Denr "Why, the boys are expecting you. lican sentiment Into an open hostil- stand It." oning firm was fined $25. Pamphlet Four years ngo factlonlsm de- Didn't you promise them you'd he ity to the Tart administration, and t No. 1100 tolls of a concern pleading party. This or chest, For pains In the side feated the Democratic onstralion. the reactionary policies which he there?" guilty to rolstlng upon tho public a piece or flannel with year, though Gov. McCreary could "Yes. I Intended to be present, advocates, make It obvlouB that with dampen a rood product consisting In part ot In nny ovont, and bind It not have been defeated candidate Chamberlain's Liniment but, you 3ee, wo have the recnl sys- Tart as tho Republican Ky., Nov. 9. Tho "flirt unit fiinrahnllH" and "a filthy. Richmond, majority would have tem In our ramlly and my wire has again, the vote agatnst him In this on over tho seat ot pain. There Is his present greeted Senator Mc decomposed and putrid animal sulfc nothing better.. For sale by all crowd which been Impossible had the conditions just exercised It." State will be overwhelming." was a repeti- stance." This manufacturer was Creary here ' He has m dealers. of 1907 been repeated. The Way the Wind li Mowing. years ago, fined $10. . Now that these staggertion of that thirty-si- x to the people of the State declared A canvas or Green county, Iowa, when he was elected Governor, tho ing blows have been struck, Is It SOIAIili FIXK FOIt WOMAX that, If elected, he and none other made by mall, may be accepted as DEFKXDIXG ItKl'UTATIOX only difference being tho concourse not likely that other food dopers CAUSE FOR ALARM. will be the Governor both In fact how tho a thermometer showing was many hundred times larger will cease administering arsenic and and In name. The platform on political wind Is blowing In that sec "putrid animal matter" In food Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 9. Believwhich he stood Is a pledge of reDistress After tion. One hundred and twenty let ing that a woman has the right to Yes, It Is not! A singular coincidence was that products? Kentucky stands In Loss of Appetite or forms of which ters wore sent out to Republicans defend her reputation, even If she he was mot and escorted to town In nore need. No man could ask of his ninety-seve- n answers has to resort to arms, J.udge R. C. the same carriage which met him only, nnd Eating a Symptom That Tbe chill mlcrobo meets Its fate party and people a larger tribute or were received. Some of tho ques Hleatt assessed the smallest and In which he rodo when Gover In HERDINE. There aro thousands faith than tho Democrats and the Should not Be tlons presented and the answers re- Ann Cm tin pnnld unrlflr thn Rtnt- - , nor berore, It being drawn by rour of these germs In tho air you breathe . ..u, T", " H..v. . voters of Kentucky Independent ceived are as follows: utes against Mrs. Busle Tomlln large horses. Many men wore hero and any derangement of the liver, have given to Gov. McCreary. If Taft should be nominated, when she confessed that she had y who greeted him when ho stomach or bowols gives them the The Times does not believe that will you support him? Yes, 21; no, pointed a loaded shotgun at John was elected the first time. onportunity they seek. A dose of U Is mistaken either as to tho man Appetite Is Just a natural desire 04: blank, 12. Cook and threatened to kill him beemerged rrom tho train HERDINE destroyed them, at once When he or his purpose In recording hero the Tor rood. Loss or appetite or stom-an- d Do you approve or tho Payne-Aid-ric- h clears them out completely and cause she heard he had slandered y he was presented with a prediction that the administration arter eating Indicates no, 85. distress bill? Yes, 12; her. Judge Hleatt may suspend tho chrysanthemums by Presi promotes a flno feeling of strength ot of Gov. McCreary will mean a unit- Indigestion or dyspepsia. Over-eatin- g Rrilrf 'h'v Do you approve or the attack on line. Tt1ra RO nM l..r..'anfv dent J. C. Crabb, of tho Eastern ed party and a prosperous KenIs a habit very dangerous to a In the Ralllnger matter? Yes, 2; He was compelled to line Mrs. Normal School. All the veteran Hnrtrord Drug Co., Hartrord, Ktl, : tucky, and that the head of both person's good general health. no, 91. because when Cook took soldiers who wero his comrades Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. m Tomlln will be James H. McCreary. Do you 'approve or the attack or reiuge behind his companion, Will It Is not what you eat but what Dreceded his carriage In the line of LAROKST WHISKY TAtf J Louisville Times. you digest and assimilate that does Dr. Wiley? Yes, 3; no, 81. Stewart, Mrs. Tomlln kept pointing march headod by Col. N. B. COLLECTIONS FOR OCTOBER you good. Some or the strongest, Do you approve or Tart's veto of the gun at Stewart. Deatherage and. J. H. Kennedy, who There Is more Catarrh in this heaviest, nnd healthiest persons are the woolen schedule as passed by The verdict or Judgo Hleatt was wore greatly rejolcedy. over seeing Franktort, Ky., Nov. 9. The section of tho country thun all other moderate eaters. . tho last Congress? Yes, 18; no, 70. applauded. Governor the second taxes on whisky collected for Octohim elected until nothing that will CaUBO diseases put together, and Thnrn la Do you believe the Tart admlnlstime. ber by the deputy collectors here the last few years It was supposed moro trouble than a rtisoruoreu trntlon favors the farmer and la- It was the largest and greatest amounted to $249,527.08, the largto be Incurable. For a great many stomach, and many people dally borer or the trusts? Farmers, 'C; KEEP demonstration In tho way of a pa- est amount ever collected for Octo years doctors pronounced It a local contract serious maladies Blmply trusts, 58. THEJDNEYS WEIL rade ever witnessed here. Hoaded ber by the office, and being $10,000 diseases and prescribed local remed- through disregard or abuse of the bv two brass hands and a hundred more than October, 1910. A HotiNoIiold Modlclno ies, and by constantly falling to euro stomach. Health isWorth Saving, and Some winn n hnmiaKnntr fnllnWArl hv thn stops coughs quickly and cures local treatment, pronounced it We urge all In Hnrtford who sur-Twith That carriage containing Gov. McCreary, Subscribe for Tho Hartford Horald. rrom any stomach dernngement colds Is Foley's Honey and Tar Incurable. Science has proven catarrh Hartford People Know How who was accompanied by Judge w. to be a constitutional disease and Indigestion, or dyspepsia, whether Compound. Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 252G R. Shackelford, J. A. suiiivan ana treat- acuter chronic, to try Roxall Dys Jefferson St., South Omaha, Neb., to Save It. therefore requires constitutional W. B. Smith, the parade started. Foley's ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu pepsia Tablets, with tho distinct un says: "I can recommend Following these wore fifty automo by F. J. Cheney & Co., derstanding factured that wo will rotund Honey and Tar Compound as a sure Mnny Hartrord people take their biles, then a lino ot carriages and Sore Lungs and a Dry question or cure for coughs and colds. It cured lives in their hands by neglecting Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitution- their money without iinrVini-- Couch can be other vehicles and bringing up the on tho market. It Is taken formality, IT arter reasonable use or my daughter of a bad cold and my al cure tho kidneys whon thoy know theso rear were students and children in relieved by uIng internally in doses from 10 drops to this medicine, they are not perrect-l- y neighbor, Mrs. Ilenson, cured hor- - organs need help. Sick kidneys aro line or two representing abreast, Ballard's- satisfied with tho results. We seir and her wholo ramlly with Fo- responsible tor a vast amount or sufa tenspoonful. It acts directly on every school in the city, all having the blood and mucous surfaces of tho recommend thorn to our customers ley's Honey and Tar Compound. fering and ill health, but there is no been granted a for the neighborhood In our system. They offer ono hundred dol- every day, and have yet to hear of Everyone need to suffer nor to remain in dan- occasion, lars for any case It falls to cure. any ono who has not been benellt- - speaks highly of It." For night ger. Use Doan'a Kidney Pills a Tho line of march was halted In . We honestly believe coughing, dryness and tickling In remedy Send for circulars and testimo- cd bv them. that has cured thousands ot front of the court house long Is and all kidney them to be without equal. Thoy the throat, hoarseness nials. Its effect In the lungsvery sufferers. enough ror a speech, which Senator oothlngr and healing, Address: F. J. Choney & Co., To- give vory prompt relief, aiding to coughs nnd colds, tako Foley's Honfollowing statement leaves no McCreary Tho delivered In his uBual thoso gratifying . to ... ... who are Juices, ey and Tar Compound, Contains gastric , the ... neutralize ' ledo, Ohio. iwinirn. .1 ground for doubt: pleasing style, atter which he was strengthen the digestive organs, to no opiates. Always In a yellow loo Sold by Druggists, 75c. llevcs tightness, Mulberry St., escorted to his home. 737 Mrs. A. For sale by all drug Owensboro, Baur, says: nhlegm, clears tho voice Take Hall's Family Pills tor con- rqgulate tho bowels", and thus to package. Ky., "I have used ftn.1 eillleta all lfvt"! tiA,i.fl,.M m nutrition, and gists, porfect promote stipation. Doan's Kidney Pills and have found tnted conditions, so that tlM rhtllilnlna trnaloA font or hands. eradicate all unhealthy symptoms. aloen is no longer disturbed at them to io jinequaled for kidney can be cured with- - ono or two appli Wo urge you to try a 2 Go box of CHIXA'S POPULATION 'JIIK WKATHKU PltOPHKTS plghU SOMETHING KXORMOUS trouble and lame back. This rome-d- y cations of BALLARD'S SNOW LIN. Tablets, which PHKIHCT SKVKIIK W1XTKK Rexall Dyspepsia nlc sscj B corrected tho difficulty with tho IMENT. It quickly relieves Itching At the tt cC gives 15 days' treatment. Ttiiv thn 1L00 size, removed the or tenderness ,of the, flesh, Price According to the latest official kidney secretions and tains five times as much astM .The coming winter will be unusu-.w4all- y end of that time, your money will depressing headaches, I sleep much 25c, 50o and $1,,00, per "bottle, 8old M ktxe.. knd 'VdU set With CM We returned to you ir you are not returns tho number of inhabitants sovere, according to tho . Kldnoy battle o,iDr. Xerrlck's Red Pmh Pills by Hartford. Drug Co., Hartford,' in chronic of China proper, Manchuria and the better using Doan'a Of course, er prognostlgators ot the old bellot. satisfied. pC Fprous .Piaster ror tho chesl.1 feeling has disap- Ky., Dpnovad & Co., BeaVer Dam,. cases lencth of treatment varies. new dominion, Is 312,426,625. And and that languid They base this prediction on ' wtl.Prop. &tXoul,NU. F. 1 m peared,'' obKy. J rules as laid down by moth- For such cases, we have two larger' as we have pointed out beforo, . , " For salo by. all dealers. Price 60 r Nfetwm Ky frftlva It a hMllnfl serves 'the National Review (ChU er nature herselr. The prophet sizes, which sell for 50c and ?1.00. na), the estimates of China's ovu cents. FoBter-Mllbur- n Co. Buffa- HOW ttANUFACTUKKRS immw w swrs) says tho moss on the north side of Remember, you can bbtaln Ttexall POISON rFOOD STUFFS only' lation have always baa a tendency lo, New' York tola agents for the fcntifffrf ffnnpwi7l tbo beoch tree Is much heavier than Remedies in this community t Vttt 1 to exaggeration, and .even- - It 10,-n-nn United' States.. itrttord Pr)i' Cp,t Itertronl, M usual. This is a sign of cold weath-- r at our store The Rexall 8tore .DesartMent of Arkultre The RemwplW thft Bane DoV nnn hi. artdnd Kn ftvMnnE-'nll4- ' DonqvaH nnri nlmitr of It. The saulrrels James H. Williams, 214 fraln St., Co.,TBeaverltt, Kr1 frequently Imhm a small pamjhlet, and Tibet, the total Is far below that,4aad take ao othr tilling, their Hartford, Ky aro busily engaged In J mm CERIUO w the the usually quoted, tin 1904toMr..!Rock- - f m bill, tnenL.unuea Peklnir. after careful Inquiry, came to the conclusion that the number of inhabitants of China proper was less than 270,000,000. probably That would make the- total popu lation of the empire something If slightly under 30p,000,00fl. something be allowed for natural Increase since that time, it doss riot seem as ir the 312,000,000 of the latest census erred on the side of under-statement." rr ' . - ' c J? i (I It An Innovation in Oil Heaters i soml-an-minll- 0, Perfection f7" d - con-lldon- ce to-d- to-d- to-da- to-da- bo-qu- et to-da- y, I or ( halt-holid- Horehound Syrup jm wtm time-honor- ed J -1 v.ixs 7" " - -- " t. A ;!) ttft.juffi ji44to&rtiwtiitmit&tkii. liVEDNESDAY O O.O NOV. 15, 101J. nlng, containing fifty aires; and being, same land conveyed to Thomas Maddox, deceased, by Wm. A. Mad-do- x and wlfo on. the 3 let day of March',, 1876. and which deed is of record in the Ohio County Clerk's office, Deed Book "Y, page 347. ' TRACT Beginning on SECOND tho W. Maddox line at a hickory, dogwood and black oak, twenty-fiv- e poles from his N, V corner; thence N. 167 poles to a hickory and white oak In the original Finley line; thence E. with said line to the corner, a chestnut and poplar; thence with W. Maddox's lino S. to Wm. Maddox's corner; thenco W. to the beginning, and being same land conveyed to Thomas Maddox, deceased, by Jos. L. Davis, and wife, on June 6th, 18S3, and which deed is of record in 'the Ohio County Clerk's office, Deed Book M, page 585. The mineral and coal right underlying said land has hereto fore been sold, and Is therefore not , THE BARTF6RD HERALD O TAGE THREE. MASTER COSDUSSIOXEU'S SALES. OOOOOO 00 OOQO O OOOOOOOOOOOOO Master Commissioner's, Sale. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentfleky. Laura E. Shown, et al Plaintiffs, VB. rhe William V. Cook,, et al., Defendants. By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, rendered at the October term, 1911, In the abovecauso for purpose of dividing the pro-''eeamongst the parties as their Interests appear after paying the costs herein, including a reasonable attorney's fee herein, I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford, on KMonday, the 4 th day "of December, Sl9jllt about one o'clock p. m., upon n credit of- - six months, the followA ing described property, tract of land In Ohio county, Kentucky, bounded as follows: Beginning at a planted, stone, tho N. E, corner of the Chapman Crowe W. 29 poles to lot; thence N. 14 a planted stone on tho 'West, side of the Hartford and Owensboro road opposite the D. L. Barmett well: W. 47 poles to a thence S. 70 planted stono on the West line of tract; the onco T. Baird 2,00S-acr- e poles thence S. with said line, 41 two hickories and white oak; to thence N. 05 E. 59 poles to the to-w- lt: ds 'Included In this sale' The purchaser will execute bond With immediately after sale. This 14th day of November, 1911. F. L. FELIX, Master Commissioner. Heavrln & Woodward, Attorneys. required to approved security bo containing 11 acres, acres.) (eloven and one-ha- lf The purchaFfr will he required to r execute bond vith approved security Immediately after rale. This 14th day of November, 1911. F. T,. FELTX. ilBjer Commissioner Y. L. Moseley, Attorney. Mooter Commissioner's Sale. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. Henry F. Tucker, Plaintiff, vs. LI1)( Tucker, et al., Defendants. By virtue of a Judgment and order of, sale of tho Ohio 'Circuit Court, rendered at the October term, 1911, in tMe above cause for the sum of ,f000.00, with Interest at the rate of 0 per cent, per annum from tho 17th day of July, 1905, until paid, and $44.80 costs herein, I will offer for salo by public auction at tho court house door In Hartford, on Monday, tho 4th day o"t December, 1911, about one o'clock p. m., upon a credit of six and twelve months, the following described property, In Ohio t: A tract of land county, Kentucky, bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone on tho West bank of Barnett's creek, corner to L. A. W. Carson; thence In a Westerly course with Carson's line to a Btone on the West side of a small branch; thenco North with an old original line to a stone, Peter to-wl- Master Commissioner's Sale. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. E. W. Ford, Plaintiff) vs. Ed L. Boswcll, Defendant. By virtue 'of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, rendered at the October term, in the above cause for the sum of $100.00, with interest at the rate of C per cent, per annum from the 14th day of March, 1905, until paid, and the further sum of $20.00 with like Interest from the 23d day of October, 1911, costs herein, I will ofand fer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford, on Monday, the 4th day of December, 1911, about one o'clock p. m upon a credit of six and twelve months, the following described property, lfll, to-w- lt: The Interest of tho defendant E. L. Boswcll, In the following described land lying and being In Ohio county, Kentucky, one-sixt- h bounded and described as follows: Bounded on the North by Wm. Schroader land; on the East by Doc Burton's land; on the South by Andy Fllback's land; on tho West by Wm. Schroader's land, containing acres, excepting 30 acres heretofore sold, or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to bo made. The purchaser will bo required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale. This 14th day of November, 1911. F. L. FELTX. Master Commissioner. Barnes & Anderson, Attorneys. Smith's corner; thence East with the line of Peter Smith and Robert MnMcr Commissioner's Snip. creek; thence Nance to Barnett's Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. down the creek with Its several meanders to the beginning, con- M. A. Teel, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. taining 100 acres, more or less, It being an undivided half of the land Bell Ross, ct al., Defendants. By virtue of a judgment and orconveyed to W. C. Tucker and H. F. Tucker on tho 14 th day of Jan- der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, uary, 189S, by J. I. Ashby and Lou rendered at tho October term, 1911, Ashby, Deed Book, No. 17, .page in the above cause for tho purpose amongst 505, or sufficient thereof to produce of dividing the proceeds the sums of money ordered to be the parties as their interests appear, after first paying the costs made. including attorney's fee The purchaser will be required to herein, exieV&te bond with approved security herein, I will offer for sale by pubImmediately after sale. lic auction at the court house door V This 14th day of November, 1911. In Hartford, on Monday, the 4th day of December, 1911. about one F. L. FELIX, o'clock p. m., upon a credit of six Master Commissioner. and iwejvo months, the following Wilson & Crowe, Attorneys. described property, A certain tract or parcel of land Master Commissioner's Sale. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. lying in Ohio county, and State of Kentucky, and being a part of the W. A. Maddox, Plaintiff, Ellis Survey and Is bounded as folvs. lows; viz: Beginning at a hickory Defendant. Ex Parte, By virtue of a Judgment and or- In the Old Ellis line; thence S. 12 der of sale of tho Ohio Circuit W. 176 poles to- a stake in the rendered at the October Leltchfleld road;'- thence with said Court, 1911, In the above cause for road .N. 87 E. 89 poles to a stone terra, ,4ha purpose of dividing tho proceeds In said road; thence N. 12 E.,125 Amongst tho parties as their Inter- poles to a stone In the edge of the woods; ests appear herein, after paying the a stono; thence S. 78 E. 13 poles to thence N. 12 E. 62 ,poles cost?, Including a reasonable attor, ney's fee herein, I wllj offer for salo to a stone; thence N. 78 W. 102 by public auction t the court houso poles to tho beginning, containing doof lh Hartford" on Monday, the one hundred and five acres. The purchaser will be required 4th day of December, 1911, about one o'clock p, m., upon a credit of to execute bond with approved sesix antt twelve months, the follow- curity Immediately after sale. This 14 th day of November, 1911. .Two ing described property, F. L. FELIX, tracts of land in Ohio county, KenMaster Commissioner., tucky: Holbrook "& Mosele'y, Attorneys. FIRST TRACT Lying and being ' '(' containing, fifty jcreek. on Lewis Master Commissioner's Sale. Master Commissioner's Sale.' acres) being a part, of the throe hunOhio Circuit Court, Kentucky. 'v - J. W. McCarty, Assignee, Fordsvllle urea ucrus ui wuu iumw Cordelia E. Roach, Plaintiff, Banking Company, Plaintiff, ox J. Ferry by Wm. A. Maaaox ana ' VB, vs. Equity Action No. 4911 ..nnr in nhln County Clerk's pofllc'e, Deed Book E, page 806. The George B. Foreman, Defendant. Consolidated Actions, 6? acres Is bounded as 'allows: R. F. Armendt, et al., Defendants. ' "By virtue of a Judgment and or By virtue of a Judgment and or- der of sale of the Ohio Circuit jtt,g!nnlng at a hickory', the N. E. the abovo named three der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court, rendered at tbe October 5ori"of JmndrM'ftcrea; thence S. 4294 poles, Court, rendered at the October erm, 1911, in the above cause lor hickory and, dog- - term, 1911, la the above causetfor he sum of 1250.00, with interest to a wood on,, Vie original, line of the the .gum ,,of $500.00, with interest t the rate of 6 per cent, pef annum' hWtkeJ acres aforesaid; at the rate of Q per cent, pprVanuni rom the loth day of January, thr cpstBj tkeaee W 18? ote to two Hfflall from the 19th, day of March, lSll", 1910, until paid, and daks1 ariff'h'lckriry on another until paid, and the further Wm of Herein, I will offer for Bale by;pub- N. 4294 MQO.OJ) with like 'Interest irom the jic auction at the court bouBe d6or Una of-,ltract; , poies to a large WBiteoaic ana gum; 19th day of March, 1911, and the .jn Hartford, on Monday, the th' fUhence B. 188 'th begin- - .further, sum' off 10.00 vith like in- - day of December, 1911, about one. to-w- it: to-w- lt: to-w- lt: -- o'clock p. m., upon a credit of six and twelve months, the following t: described property, A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being In Ohio county, Kentucky, and bounded as follows, vlz: Beginning at a sweet gum on 'the North bank of Crane Pond and in the East boundary line of O. W. 4th day of December, 1911, about Powers' survey; thence N. 19 W. ono o'clock p. m upon a credit of 153 poles to two beeches; thence six months, the following described N. 71 E. 64 poles to an elm in B. 'Dye's line; thence with said line property, A tract of land in the village of S. 19 E. 125 poles to a double Ohio county, Kentucky, pie and sweet gum on the bank of conveyed to Roy F. Armendt by Crane Pond; thence bordering on deed .from W. A. Wlmsatt, Septem- - Bald Pond to the beginning, contaln-be- r 28th, 1904, and recorded. In ling 57 acres. Twenty acres are Book 30, page 15; also anoth- - cepted, having been sold fo G. W. which leaves about 37 er tract of land situated at rows, Ohio county, Kentuqky, con- - acres. Being the same land convoyed to RoyF. Armendt by deed ,veyed to Cordelia E. Roach by Joel from W. A. Wlmsatt and Efflo Wlm- H. Roach on February 23, 1903, satt, April 26th, 1905, and record- which deed Is of record In Deed Ohio County ed In Deed Book 30, page 325, Ohio Book 27, page 387, Clerk's office, or sufficient thereof County Clerk's office. st Tho proceeds of Bald sale will bejto produce tho suras of money applied to tho payment of the ,'dered to bo made, first three amounts named in the I The purchaser will be required to abovo nnd tho remainder, If any, 'execute bond with approved secur-wl- ll be applied on the payment of ity Immediately after sale, This 14th day of November, 1911. tho balance of plaintiff's debt, Inter-- ! F, L. FELIX, est nnd cost, or sufficient thereof to Master Commissioner. produce the sums of money ordered S. A. Anderson, Attorney. to be made. Tho purchaser will bo required to execute bond with approved security HVK. O O Immediately after Bale. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO This 14th day of November, 1911. F. L. FELIX, Eve was the first mother. Master Commissioner. She did not have a trained nurse Heavrln & Woodward, Attorneys. who "6tatpl tnp bnbv rlcht" for her by advising her to let It sqmxll Master Commlssloni'rN Sale. Its lungs out for a few nights. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky, She did not have 10 or 15 friends Jennie C. Carson, et al., Plaintiffs, to tell her she was beginning en tirely wrong with the-- si IK'. -- Eddie S. Carson, et al., Defendants. She did not have four or five By virtue of a Judgment and or- neighbors to pass the word around der of sale of the Ohio Circuit that 'she neglected tho Infant In orCourt, rendered at the April term, der to go shopping or attend her 1911, In the above cause for tho whist club, purpose or dividing tho proceeds 'she did not have a family doctor amongst the parties herein as their j who wanted to whittle the hnbv's ts interests appear, after paying the tonsils, adenoids, appendix and herein, Including a reasonable er sections of its body nnd had to attorney's fee to Barnett & Smith, , be politely but firmly requested to I will offer for sale by public aucleave his knhes and saws nt home. tion at the court house door In HartSho did not have a mother to tell ford, on Monday, the 4th day of her that In her day women did not December, 1911, about ono o'clock 'use soap on a baby's skin. p. m., upon a credit of six, twelve She did not have mngazlncs with and eighteen months, the following mother's departments to puzzle her described property, by their flood of Instructions. A tract or parcel of land In Ohio She did not have acquaintances county, Kentucky, bounded as fol- to convince her that every rash was lows: scarlet fever and every cough pneu- Becinnlnc at a stone near a haw mnnin tree on tho Hartford and Calhoun j she had absolutely no modern road; thence N. 11 E. to n stono advantages. In Chnmberlln's field; thence S. She must havo been a happy 11 E. to a stone near a slat fence; mother. Chicago Post. thence S. 1 E. to a Btone In road; Balked nt Cold Steel. W. to the beginning, thence N. 77 "I wouldn't let a doctor cut my tho abovo to contain 2 acres more foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam. or less. Also the following described Ohio, "although a horrlhle ulcer had been the plague of my life for tract: Instead I used Buck-len- 's A tract of land lying In Ohio four years. Arnica Salve, and my foot wns county, Kentucky, on the waters of Heals cured." Rough river, hounded as follows, soon completelly burns, bols, sores, bruises, ezerna, viz: Beginning nt a sweet gum, maple pimples, corns. Surest pile cure m and elm, B. P. McCormlck's corner; 23c at James H. Williams. thence S. 12 W 69 poles to a t the Flection. stone, witnessed by nn elm nnd "Win- - Is that lady voter bo Inwater beech; thence N. 77 W. 330 dignant?" poles to a stone on Rough river; "She vans to go back Into the thence down the same to tho mouth voting booth nnd write a postscript of Nocreek; thence up said Nocreek to her ballot." as It meanders In tho middle thereof when reduced to a straight line 54 poles to four hickories; thence FOR FLETCHER'S S. 78 E. 112 poles to two beeches; I thence N. 7 W. 32 poles to a stone, im thence S. 78 E. 104 poles to the Ills Record Clear. beginning, containing 107 acres The old army sharpshooter was more or less, excepting from tho last described Jract the following bound- boasting tt his prowess. "in allmy career," he said, "I ary, which was sold by the said C. never killed a deer by mistake for T. Carson, deceased, to W. R. Cara man." son, on the day of , viz: $1 a Tear Beginning at four hickories on Subscribe for The Herald bank of Nocreek; thence S. 75 E. 77 poles and 20 links to a stone; thence S. 12 W. 26 poles to a Btone witnessed by a beech In John lf. Foster's line; thence with same 137 rods and 19 links to a stono on bank of Rough river; thenco down same to the mouth of Nocreek; thenco up Nocreek with tho meanders of the middle thereof to the beginning, containing 20 acres more or less. is the best and quickest j The purchaser will be required to way to perfect health. ojecute bond with approved security Immediately after, sale. Women and girls who This 14th day of November, 1911. suffer are simply weak F. L. FELIX, weak all over. 42t3 Master Commissioner. Opiates and alcoholic TBanett & Smith, Attorneys. to-wlto-w- it: ' ed Nar-,Bakor-flr- tereat from March' 15th, 1911, and the further sum of $160.00 with like Interest from March 20th, 1911, and the further sum of $1,00,0 with like interest from February 26th, 1911, until paid, and $64.60 costs herein, I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford, on Monday, the Pains All Over! "You are welcome," says Mrs. Nora Guffey, of Broken Arrow, Okla., "to use my letter in any way you want to, if it wiH induce some suffering woman to try Cardui. I had pains all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three physicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardui, I am in better health than ever before, and that means much to me, because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of different kinds. What other treatments I tried, helped me for a few days only." LARDU I Woman'sTonic Don't wait, until you are taken down sick, before taking care of yourself. 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PAGB'FOpR. !Z THE?ftARTFORD tfERALD QFFfGIAL VOTE weiksd'ay, m'ov. ib,-- xiTii- .- Mfl m Jdartjord neraiaoveA Mc'cuHoch itie attitude ot ' ;' RepublicHaving,.coritrlbute4' T3F - r The criminal Clause of tho Anti-Tru- st law gives the one convicted a cus- o term of imprisonment not exceedHartford Entered at the Jyear. According to this O as mail matter of the second class. ing one ,er law, a trust magnate may pilfer the t g aIa public out of millions of dollars and p vB 3 2 PRKCINCTS. 4 de-- ( his " a H p at yet get only a twelvermonths prison At last account it had been -H . a n a "dry. p. cided that Maine term. How tenderly tho law deals : : " finance, if celebrate an with the highwaymen o And now el soon . H5 175 151 165 i Sast Hartford wh ch the turkey and event-I- n & yengeance 108 136 07 133 10 that knQW8 Q West Hartford .. 7. o..- tne roosier 1 110 104 109 leniency. .v. 10.7 Beda'.. .. 3 111. 150 112 143 Everybody looked for roosters in Sulphur Springs .. . . .?. .. Just because the Domocrats put Magan 1 59 66 64 57 next day, but the Courier-Journa- l, in as challenger in ono of the Hart- Cromwell 1 nary one. 71" 120 71 126 .'. ..M they weren't there ford precincts a loyal party man Cool Springs 1 41 45 61 .V. 61 votwho guarded well the Interests of North Rockport They seem to have Just quit i-- i 88 108 41 93 113 .,ing for McCreary In some of the his party and used his best efforts jgouth nockport 75 29 80 96 104 to see that a fair and an honest Select outlying precincts In Kentucky. 4 71 46 6 75 . oth, " election was hold, tho Democrats Horse Branch 3 91 . ,. 94 117 120 out all is gang-plan- k The '9 have been threatened by Republic89 158 162 90 aboard fo,r the trip up Salt river. an bosses that If they do so again, Rosjne, offer e 9S 120 101 110 16 East Beaver Dam . . . . .rt boys come a smilin'. Come on. they will be given "the hot end of West leaver Dam . . . 116 106 108 108 67 (?) It." Such noththo bulldozing meth McHenry ' 4 S 102 128 ?& 110 Those two alleged Democratic McCreary ods and Intents of tho present I 8 newspapers that bolted 89 92 133 Jr. Centertown HJ 45 64 64, 45 If haven't been heard from since the bosses of the Republican party in SmalllbouB county. --. this '. . . : 83 143 85' 146 election. FordsvIIe .. .. $&l East l 86 8S 116 116 1 West FordsvIIle .. .. tW clothas At last account Judge O'Rear had , The grcate8t story that was told V"A.", 64 20 20 ,. .. ..- - 66 Aetnavllle tho veccnt maKniflccnt Democratnnt handed down his latest decision 64 67 64 67 s. Democracy inlc victory was a united party. No Shrevo on Republicanism suits, 79 80 68 . .68 Olaton .,.' Kentucky. factionalism set its forbidding face 50 94 53 . 99 . towards a march to n sure result. Buford 68 98 69 if '..if. It would have been Just the same Democrats everywhere In Kentucky Bartletts j 99 ."X 50 r.nx or Franks or maybe. 67 66 50 Tvith confident. It takes Heflln were united and 39 a 30 31 41 worsc and the latter should con- this to win victories. sj In all future Ceralvo 6 54 35 56 each other for falling to contests, Democrats i." 38, gratulate should bear Point Pleasant 59 75 59 78 "V get Into the Republican boat. Narrows this In mind. Added to this unity 1 :..--64 67 fOL 10 will certainly and confidence was an awakenlng-o- f Ralph The Democrats 57 18 51 '.". .. .. 58 52 Prentls party spirit and lovalty. Many have much to be thankful for at the '. .'Mf 1 24 25 73 72 . . .' ' Among oth- - Democrats voted who had not cast Herbert ojnlng Thanksgiving. 1 63 65 27 28 Arnold Tiach-- a years: With "or things, that the Republican party a ballot In J 3Sf 36 18 19 "39 forces, Render of winning combination has such poor political prophets. exnothing else could have been " 2638 2811 2399 2714 401 f.ig Post toqjt about pected than the well known result. Total The Louisville 115 173 Majorities two columns to explain mw When a few managers and elec-fothe recent Republican ueiem, rlt got 378 votes; In the race for Governor, Lan'erslpk, Socialist, tlon officers of a great political par can be easily explained in 3 votes. Democratic ty stoop to such depths of Infamy Redd, Prohibitionist, 63 votes, and Peyton, People's Party. many "too words for Senator, ' received 2,733 C. Holmanr Republican cnndldite In order to thwart opposition sufvotes." opponent, received z,ust votes, giving hoi- voter; when votes, while Hardlson,. his S00 for frage and humiliate a man a majority of 147 votes In tho county. Tut Ohio county down they go so far that prominent men Judge O'Rear. Boys, we've got 'em and women of their own party Republican, NoThe City Council Race. Hartford again." heartily condemn and disclaim such CITIZENS TICKET. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. vember 3. dastardly methods, and one of their E. Hart. W. Hart. T. E. Hart. W. Hart. T. O'Rcar's majority. 173. Didn't own number openly and manfully 75 59 82 52 134, T. R. Barnard ...16 seem to hold 'em after they got 'em. makes amends for such Infamous P. B. Taylor INCORPORATED.- 63 78 153 S. A. Bratcher ..13 91 Fred Coopor ....62 Soems like Just as soon as the procedure, It certainly shows the 62 81 129 J. R. Tappan ...19 77 52 E. P. Mooro T5hc Clothiers public gets through with settling one low moral status of a little coterie (9 63 130 C. O. Hunter ....16 81 J. H. B. Carson.. 49 up. of desperate politicians. It was voxatlous mntter, another comes 74 60 139 W. E. Newbolt ..14 33 86 W. J. Bean The newspapers will now be flood- - enough to bring the blush of shame R. 132 82 T. Hoover ...50 od with the slogan, "Do your Christ- to the face of every honest man, nnd descred the universal condemn- early." mas shopping atlon It receded from all who Sanderfur went to Diakcsboio Wcd- TAYLOR MINES. "Argus," of the Louisville Herald, ,lcnr(, of onQ nepul)1can outragc 13. A crowd ojt.( young ne'sday. Nov. sure had his figures and estimates nttoml)t0(1 here In Hartford on elec- - folks from hero went on a nay wag- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eskildgo went to smithereens by tho Uon dov knocked on to Mr. Gray's, of Prentls, Frl- - to Central City Saturday. result of the election. George Is a, Messrs. Harrison Wright, Ilow- day night and gave -- a bride, Mrs. HOPEWELL. clever fellow In more ways than ard Wright and Claude Whitney Alma Reld, a kitchen shower. Nov. 13. Rev. Bob Danks, pasone, but like the rest of us, his calMiss Jennie Maddox, of Owens- - went to Central City Sunday, culations sometimes fall afoul of the tor of Paradise Baptist church, and boro, Is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Miss went to. Gilliam Orena Rev. Tow, of Rochester, are con- Hudson. mark. Saturday, returning Drnkesboro ducting a meeting at Paradise with Mr. Sam Austin, of Beaver Dam, home Sunday The handsome vote given Mr. M. good Interest. in has rented H. William's house and T. Westerfield In Ohio county Is a Mr. Albln Shull has returned will move some time next week. am pleased to recommend ,"I record of which any man should home from Illinois, where ho has Remedy as We carry the befet line of Groceries anal Shelf Hardware Mr. Joe Reld, of Taylor Mines, Chamberlain's Cough 11 feel proud. Ho not only led his been hugging his corn. Says ho Wo make it a specialty of giving you better and Miss Alma Gray, of Prentls, the best thing I know of and safest in tho country. In doing this, ev party's ticket, but made from 35 to 40 bushels per were niarrled In Jeffersonvllle.Ind., remedy for coughs, colds and brpn-chlvalues for less money than you are able to get elsewhere. idently got the votes of a number acre. trouble," writes Mrs. L. B. They will movo Monday morning. of men who are affiliated with other Born to the wife of Mr, L. I, J hero in a few days and make their Arnold, of Denver, Colo. "We have Come and inspect our goods and let ub quote you the lowest political parties.' Clark, October 30, a fine boy. Both home here this winter. used It repeatedly and It has never cash prices. See us before buying your Shells and rememit has been decided to perpetuate mother and child doing well. Little Cletes Oliver Is on the sick failed to give relief." For salo by ber the place ia the Mr. W. D. Shull hauled 140 saw- m all dealers. . tho McCreary Club here nt Hartford list. for the good It kas done and tho logs In seven ylays 'for Mr. Jim Mr. John Hocker has bought Notice to CtvrtitoM. 'W It Russell. good It may do In the J figure. Benny Peters' farm and moved onto J. E. Bean and IT. B. Bean, Admr., Corn gathering Is the order of It Monday. a grand certnlnly accomplished , &c, Plaintiffs, ,&i work In the recent campaign and the day, but tho crop Is not turn Miss Efile Mulhall, who has been vs. to the sum of victory ing out very well In this vicinity. added much unable to keep her place at tho M. Bean, Defendant. A severe cold wavo passed this won by the Democrats In the State. storo on account of the Illness of COME TO DUNDEE MERCANTILE COMPANY: way Sunday, the 12th. Some snow All persons haying claims against was In her regular her mother, wo remember rightly, Editor and Ice and still freezing. the estate of Rev, G. J. Bean, 'deIf place this morning. ceased, aro hereby notified to fllo Mr. P. S. Coloinan killed a sev Sam Roberts said In his paper, tho in , Miss Mabel Chlnn and little sis(Republican) Leader old hog that weighed ter, of Williams Mines, wy-Lexington hero same with the undersigned Comthat the election of Bradley to the 224 pounds last wcclc. last week and spent Saturday and missioner, at his office In Hartford, U. S. Senate, In the way In which It Sunday with their cousin, Miss Lll-l- ie Kentucky, properly proven, on or Wlint Would You Do? before December was done, would never bo worth to lflth, 1911, or There are always bargains to be had at Draper. In case of a burn or scald, what they will be forever barred. tho Republican party what It cost. Mr. Tom Wilson moved 'to our Large Store. Respectfully, -- F. I). FELIX, The recent election proved that Mr. would you do to relieve the pain? Wednesday. Such Injuries are liable to occur In was right. Master Commissioner, Roberts any family and ovcryone should be 46t4 Onlo Circuit Court. KtnrtH Much Tioublc. One of the most significant feat- prepared for them. Chamberlain's If all people knew that neglect of ures of the recent election was tho Salvo applied on a soft cloth will reAn order Has been Issued from DUNDEE, KENTUCKY. unprecedented galnH made by tho lieve the pain almost Instantly, and constipation would result in severo tho ofllce of Adjutant General ohn-- . Indigestion, yellow Jaundice or cities of tho unless the Injury Is a very severo In nine Socialists. ston at Frankfort .providing for an liver trouble, they woiild soon country they elected a mayor and one, will cause the parts to 'heal take Dr. King's Now Life Pills, and officers' school to bp held at New Moxlco gave the Socialists a without leaving a scar. For salo by ' m end It It's the only safe way. Best heavy vote. The gains scored by all dealers. I for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia, tho Socialists make them a strong (chills Jand .debility. 25c at, James Notice to Creditors. factor to bo reckoned with In tho m Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. H.'WHliamai politics of " Admr., &c.,Plaln-tlfT- s, C. M. Bnrnett, Every kind of .business seeds advertisiBg aowadays to i' , The Green River Republican, pubmake it succeed. There are two kinds of advertiser the says: "Threo lished at Morgantown, FOR FLETCHER'S good and the 1ad; the kind that brings results and the kind "Mncks" did tho work McCreary, J. W. White, &c Defendants. And against which does no good. Of course you want the first menMcDermott and McCulloch." All persons having claims tioned, In order to be sure of the result. then It adds: "Vou can't car- - the estate of SylveBter White, dek ryjwater on bo(h shoulders, neither ceased, are hereby notified 'to fllo nnowDER. Stop (Toughing! Coughing can you carry water on ono should- - same with the undersigned Misses Matt'.e and ov. 13. er and whiskey on the other." 'Nuff at his office in Hartford, Ethel Eskridgo and Janet, Ahor- rasps and tears. Stop it! To serve you la the right way. Advertising in a gold, live Eald. Kentucky, properly proven, on or cromble went to Drakeaboro MonCoughing prepares the throat paper with large circulation, like THE HERALD, brings or day. December 16th, 1911. before and lungs for more trouble. The Democrats of Ohio coun- they will bo forovor barred. sure results. Tell us what you want and let us figure y Mr. 'and Mrs. Chas. Sanderfur and Stop it I There is nothing so ty did their duty manfully on elecF. L. FELIX children, Carl, Lowel and Elsie m estimate. The figuring is free and the advertising bad for a cough as coughh.g. tion day. They came out and voted Master Commissioner, who have May, of Martin, Tenn., ' woh'I cost you much. It will help you. Try it. almost to a man, and It was by this 4614 Ohio Circuit Court. Cherry PecStop it! beo:i vlhtlng Mr. and .Mrs., Leo qil-liaprocess that the big Republican to (heir, houio Wed" is a medicine for coughs THE HERALD, toral returned .Ky. The United Daughters of the majority of former years was so nciday. and colds, a regular doctor's largely cut down. Thoy deserve all Confederacy, in convention 'at RichMiss Allies Aborcrombie, who has medicine. Sold for seventy credit for their loyalty and the won- mond, Va., adopted resolutions de- Veen viaUlnB ber sister, Mrs. Jas. years. Use it! Ask your docderful victory. In tho State thoy aid- nouncing the Eison history of the Caldwell, f Providence, haare--. war between the States, and coned to accomplish. tor If this is not good advice. r- -. demning its use In Southo'n schoolx. turned, hyme.. ' Mrs. B. F. Kirtloy went o Drakes-bor- o 'UhImc tfewe U tf allr action ef the bow Judge O'Roar'B defeat was cerproduct are absorbed, Tlureday. Mt0! Tho first Jury of women which tain" from tho time that Urey MAaaa ovor sat in a case In Los .Angeles. llessrs. J. M. Eskrldge, L. O. Jtaualaa VaaJaitliA klllukaa ask yaw Voodson, of the Owonsboro H Cast Yau oWfy Oaa Dollar a Year. wUh you wouM In Tkt Heririd yfCfa. We agree clther..Upon &, Felts and L. D. Hay went to Dulled that McCulloch letter was unable to toter atoHK correTtlg your constipulM .- ' 4.M M.' I place to toko luncboon of upon a fcjr tekinf taxrtive dews ftf Aycr's VHis. ." on him. Than wooason aaaea to , MM ky ? '.C ATM CO., Low.ll. K.m. -, verdict, and web discharged: Mrs. Lee Gilliam and Mrs. Chas. the Democratic majority by employpoat-offlc- &ANK L.FELIX, MEBER MATTHEWS, EDITOR fRANK L. FELIX. Pub. and Prop'r. an campaign fund and not caring a , continental who knew it. tothe -' 01 COUNTY By Precincts, In Most Important Races, Also Total Vote of Other Candidates. SAVED! xclaims nearly every one of .our -' tomers as he pockets the than ge Fall Suit after purchasing 1J s I -- ie ..'... DO YOU -- '... ',. '?. Want to save money, Sir? Very well; then compare our $8.00, $ 1.0.00, $'?2. 00 and $1 5.00 Suits with the suits a-- e '.. .... 1 rt for the same money. Don't compare the prices, as prices mean ing but compare the Suit. you find er stores , - , .. ..jj.u.u.MiiiiiiM.ii you make a saving, don't you? Well, try it and see for you do, we believe you will come here and buy your suity put the change in your pocket and shout 2.00 Suits iers' $15.00 our $ good as other .hc "SAVED" , ur Just like the rest of our patrons.. Investigate. Remember the word; investgate. CARSON & CO., ... HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. - - ... COME TO Hartford Grocery Co-- , For the Best of Everything our line al i HARTFORD GROCERY COMPANY. For Anything You Need e GENERAL MERCHANDISE DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO., .ro vlr-ulo- nt - ! 1 to-da- y. Children Cry C ASTORI A Why cough? Stop it! Coiri-misslon- Ayes ! ft. i Plenty of Good Reading Hartford, r I Mes-senc- er. ..'''. t.'- 6" in. SUBSCRIBE NOW! !, awiplW' if lUikMtmhiikj i WEDNESDAY, NOV. IS, tBll. n 'r ,' . - THE HARTFORD HERALD . Lexington STORH VICTIMS AND 1 . THE riiOrEttTV DAMAGE Kentucky jSuortiJlandfacturlng Co., Buechpl, 1 summary pf the result of tho ICy., gave The4 'Herald a pleasant In town Monday. call while storms which Bwept the Northwest, Mr, ,Herbort Ralph, wh.9 .Is tak- Kentucky, Indiana and the South ing a course In a dental college in Saturday and Sunday follows: anesvllle,- - Wis., and Vicinity Louisville, spent a few days- - ilMi persons dead, two dyin his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Eight blUzard; damage $1,000,000 by Ralph, Hartrord, last week. age. Hon. Alvte S. Dennett, secretary Chicago Two men frozen to of the Republican Stato Campaign death; many persons hurt on ley Committee, lias been visiting rela- pavement 8; shipping damaged. tives near Hartford the past few Central Illinois Three or more days, returning to Louisville yes- persons dead and score Injured at terday, Eapton, Vlrglpla, Peoria and other places; $1,000,000 property damSchrceter's Studio In Hartford will be open for business next Mon- age. Iowa Ono man frozen at Ottum-wday,, Tuesday and Wednesday. Betmuch suffering from cold. ter get your SCmas Photos made on North Dakota Ono man frozen those days, at Grand Forks. EMORY SCHRQ3TER. Omaha One man dead In cold. Mr. T. J. Morton and iamily, of Indiana Whole State swept by; Island, Ky. who "had been visiting bl Izard; by damage $1,000,000 relatives In Hartford for a few days, wind. returned homo Monday. Mr. MorOhio Much damage and sufferton Is cashier of the Island Deposit ing caused by cold, wind and snow. Bank. Michigan Storm damage at sevKnight A. C. Dyers, Lexington, eral places by wind and sleet. ".Kentucky Widespread Ky., Superintendent for the Indamage surance department, will visit by wind. Alabama Ono man Rough River Lodge No. 110, at Its killed by regular meeting Nov. 21st. It Is wind- near Montgomery. OuU Coast Unusually hoped there will be a large severe weather; much suffering. "Mr. "Wl)lTo Ky., representing, PAGE FIVE. the iii ! and Clocks. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder Tiade from Royal Grape Cream of artar NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE o'clock, the general program bo taken up. Called to order at 1:20 by presiFARMERS' INSTITUTE dent Balrd. was Luclan First on program Subject: Buckner. "The Soil." In Session Here Interesting and Mr. Buckner told of the composition of the soil, different elements Profitable Topics required to produce" a good crop; how to place such elements In tho soil and maintain it. til 1 ROYAL then to M v &-- -, i M -- ; .j We want to explain to you why our Coat Suits and Cloaks are having such a run at, present. Our Coat Suits are all the latest Fall and Winter styles. Our materials are the Our latest weaves. garments are all lined with a guaranteed satin lining. Our prices are guaranteed to be the lowest. Our Cloak stock is the greatest in the country. Styles Prices that will interest a; THE OHIO COUNTY IS IB , -- - Hi up-to-da- te. v you. Remember this, and bear in mind that IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH A HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. 'VC fi Master Berry Dudley Wnlker, ore of Hartford's hustling little newsboys, recently won a prlzo offered by the Curtis Publishing Company and has also been awarded the distinction of being the chaipion State Saturday Evening Post boy. Mr ,R. A. Nofflnger, general manager Hartford Drug Co., who had been spending the past several days with his brother at Hazard, Ky., returned home Monday. His wife, who had been vlFltlng relatives In Daviess and McLean counties, returned homo Saturday. Mr. J. C. Williams, tho railroad 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 tho completion of somo largo tunnel work for a railroad company building through that county. Mrs. E. J. Hudson, one or Hartford's oldest and most respected citizens, has been very 111 the pasi V TjSrPiano Coupons Given Witji Every Purchase'5r .I I. . Ta- jvt Messrs. T. F. Tanner, Hartford Route 7, and Fred Miller. Hartford, , Have you any news, tell the ediRoute 4, gave The Horald a pleas- tor and he will serve It a la mode. South Bound. North Bound. In case you do not happen to meot No. 1324:05 a.m. No, 12111:35 D,m. ant call Thursday. him, use the telephono or the mall. p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. No 12212:28 For SaleTown property, vacant Yqu will be helping to make your y dwelling. No. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:65 p.m. lots, cottages and town paper of greater interest and J. E. Williams. Apt A. C. YEISER & CO., thereby serve the general communiHartford, Ky. ty. Whatever news may Interest When you need Drugs of any kind you, must surely Interest others. oooooo O please don't forget the OHIO COUN, O LOCAL NEWS AXD ' 'Again wo wish to remind The Representative Stanley, of KenPERSONAL POINTS O TY DRUG CO. has the quality and Herald correspondents that they O tucky, chairman of the special 43tf the price Is right also. need nbt chronicle tho "news" of House Commltteo Investigating the Leave your Laundry at my Grocery. one neighbor visiting another in the Steel Corporation, has returned to Mr. Thomas WltlluiUB, Hartford, Domestic finish. Work Guaranteed. same community, or where they live Washington, after participation in Route 4, gave The Hernid a pleas- Called for and prompt delivery. only a mile or two apart. This Ib the Kentucky campaign, i'c says ant call Friday. ller'a Grocery. hardly news, and we are frequently the commltteo 'Phone 140. will resume its Items out. work on November 21. Miss Mary Spalding will leave toOLD PAPERS FOR SALE at' The compelled to cut these day for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Herald offlce. Nice and clean, tied Howeyer, when people go to or come For Sale, Farm All sizes, from E. L.- - Miller, of Chicago. up in bundles. Flvo cents a, bun- from a distance, this is news and should always be given, if 'possible C to 300 ncres. We enn please you TTnrtfnttl. dle, three for ten cents. tf Pnttnn lo. rli-r to find out people go to or If you want to buy lana. loutej2, was a pleasant;. caller at' Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Woodward qome from. whore A. C. YEISER & CO., Thursday. vThe Herald office left last week for Louisville, where Hartford, Ky. 'William Maxwell, tho. Infant son will take treatMessrs. Elijah and'Jesso Duk, Mrs. Woodward of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor, of of Pleasant Ridge, visited relatives ment In the Jewish Hospital. o.o Hartford, died last Saturday fore- O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. O andfriends In Hartford a few days Mr. T. J, Smith, of Hartford, was noon, after a Illness of W. H. Wright, Pastor. O last week. stricken with paralysis one day last pneumonia and bowel trouble. The O week, but he rallied in a few days little body was taken to Unlontown, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO "Mr. Mack Newman, The Herald's Preaching every Fourth Sunday ad. and Job compositor, has been, In and is now getting along nicely. Ind., tho .former home of tho parmorning and evening. week", VisitMayneld, Ky the past Mrs. W. H. Mauzy and children, ents, for burial. Another Infant Blblo School ovcry Sunday at ing his parents. Imogene, May and Earl, left yester- son, who died here at about tho 9:30 a. m. Ky., where same age several years ago, Is also Mrs. ,E. T. Williams went to Ben- day for Morganfleld, Communion servlco at 0:30 am. ton, Ky., last, Saturday where she they will make their future home. buried there. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Prayer meeting every; Wednesday have the tender sympathy of tholr r L. will make her sister, Mrs. J. Misses 'Lattle Sparks, Hartford, many friends here In their bereave- - oVcnlng at 8 o'clock. visit, Karnes, a ten-daRouto 2 and Nancy, Wysong, of' ,ue"u "Artificial boundaries" aro generally Cough, but' Sunnydale, paid Tho Herald a pleasDon't worry with that ' Mrs. Amanda J. Bennett, wife of invisible. Dut a highly artificial ono call while In Hartford Saturday. gel'a bottle of Foley's Honey and ant I. M. Bennett, of near Beda, died on forces itself upon the notlco of the prices on Patent Get our cut-rat- e Tar Compound at OHIO COUNTY Lako of traveler by ' Incorporated. the 31st ult after a week's Illness Lugano and rail between' theTho fron46tfJ Medicines and. Prescriptions before nnfTR CO.. Lako Magglore. pneumonia. After funeral ser- tier between Italy and' Switzerland is going elsewhere. --Wo can save you of nt Miss ifenrletta Quittner, the by her pastor, money ; vices conductedher remalnsi woreRev. followed for a considerable portion' of assistant Postmistress, HartIn tho journey, and It is marked by a T. V. Joiner, ford, visited relatives In Oworfuborp 43tf OHIO COUNTY DRUQ CO.' terred Ip the Beulah church ceme lofty 'barrier of wire netting bung with from Thursday until Sunday. Hertford Camp No. 202 Wood- tery. The deceased, Who was In tho bells for the purpose of preventing ' you should not ge'a catalogue men Qf .the World s making great 68th year of her age, had been a smugglers from getting Into Italy If r OCmas Goods, ask for ono., preparations for an elaborate sup- .member of the Mv E, Chur;h, South, without attracting the attention of " defender of Italian revenue. Ve'"want you to - get one. OHIO per on the last Saturday night in for over half a century, having Join- - armed Is tho CO.,' Incorporat- November, only 14 years of In extreme contrast with this ed this church when DRUQ COUNTY natural boundary between Italy and : age She Ma. survived by her hus- Franco ett . ed. J. F, CASEIHEIt A CO., Funeral band and four sons Joe S, Bennett, in splto provided by Mont Blanc, which is so vagno of Its It you have- not bought any of Directors and Embalmera. All calls Alex 'Bennett, I. L. Bennett and that 'it is still naturalness undetermined, though suppoae you do so next promptly and carefully attended to, ffi??UT- Candy, Nathan Bennett Tho latter two scarcely worth disputing, whether tho day or night. Both telephones. resTdo In Illinois and the former summit of tho mountain hi Franco- 28tf Beaver Dam, Ky. two 'in Ohio county. The daughters Italian or oil French. London Cbroay ' 46tf porated. icio. Messrs.. Joe S. Bennett, Hartford, are Mrs. W. Q. Parks and Mrs. Su. : '. i 'A . san Bozarth. Art Vtrsus Nature. Mr. O. E. Scott, of Prentls, lost Route 5; J. L. Porter, Hartford, "now came nlie to get "Uch a suddpn a good barn and all it's contents by Route 4, and Andrew Alford, SuncrazK on to vlult the beauty doctors?" Socialist Mayors. ..flre-lasSunday .night.. The. causae nyvale, were plefldant callers at Thq t " "She wants to look like her Tire following cities elected Soof tho fire Is unknown. Insurance Herald office Monday, Houston Post. cialist mayors as areault of laBt with Mr. A. C. Yelser, " Mrs, Joslo,Duke has moVed from week,'s election; New Castle, Pa.--; of. Hartford. The desires and longings of man are Dundee, this county, to Hartford, Schnectady. N. Y.: Orookston. Minn. riltf vast as eternity, and they point him to - lAWseven Ohio clttes.':;'a's'l'follows: anr! fa Hvlno (n 4 Via tAaMAnn dramatic companyvfraia It. Edwards. ff r'Heary!compos'ed of 'home(ial5t jfa! cenjhr'. vacate'd 6y Rev. J, W. Lima,- - Loralne; Martlpsberry'Forf-- 1 hold forth st Dr. Deaths Opera T The figures the coraer'of Washington toriaf,,Ca'ntbn,;St. Mary's: ' glvon put by the Hose next Sturday nlht. Popa-- " MPLlberty .treet. The Herald .A Socialist,- - mei&ber Jf,. ,theStato Census Bureau, compiled from the ' lar prices wlill pwh11 adi jftogf jiijtfj Hifa tfutoa'mwi friends' In Legislature was .elected for the .first 1010. census, show a heavy decrease WefcosalBr'h'er'lBto our Midst, performance W miuttH.- . , , In negro population In the South.- York. time . I.. Illinois Central Railroad Time ble at Beaver Dam, Ky. "'"" few days Tho Infirmities of age have brought her to a very weakened condition. Her eon. Mr. Alfred Hudson, of Kelfer, Okla., accompanied by his little son, are at her bedside. two-stor- ooooooooo tho lot. Terms made known on day of the sale. Farmers' Institute. 45t3 L. C. MORTON, Agt. Messrs. John 0. Blair, L. 15. TlehINVENTOR BLOWN I'P enor and others made Interesting IIY HIS OWN MACHINE and Instructive talks. Moved that Wednesday's session St. .Louis, Mo., Nov. 11. The invention on which Anthony F. WIce be mado Ladles' Day, that the Harthad worked for more than a year, ford school be requested to dismiss and through which he hoped to find attend and attempts be mado to gain a fortune, turned upon him get as many ladles to attend as poswith tho awful wrath of a Frank- sible. enstein at the very moment of its Moved that the State officials ar' completion and killed him. range to have the Farmers InstiHis dream of Inventing an appato meet with the County ratus which would gencrato hcvt tute Teachers' Institute. Motion carwithout the use of coal had a tragic ending In tho basement of his home ried. a The secretary wns elected at 5SS7 Theodosla nvenue, to- committee to Invito the schoolas to night. meet with us Wednesday afternoon. By mixing compressed air and Adjournment was then made un gasoline In this tank WIce believed he could generate a great heat. After supper WIce went Into tho basement carrying a lighten lantern. A second later there was an explosion that shook the house. WIce .was found lying dead on the ground and the tank blown to pieces. The gasoline had generated an explosive gas, and this, coming in contnet with tho flame of the lantern, had caused tho explosion. -- Public Sale. Saturday, November 23th, o'clock p. m., at tho late about resldenco of Mrs. Ida Paxton, Ky., I will offer for sale at public miction to the hlgnest and best bidder all the household poods belonging to said decedent. There are a number of valuable articles In On 1 n, The,, Ohio County Farmers' Institute met at the court house In Hartford, Nov. 14, 1910. The house was called to order by John G. Blair at 10 o'clock. E. C. Balrd was elected as president; Henry M. Plrtle, secretary. rirst Item of business was the election of delegates to attend the State Institute. Henry M. Plrtle was elected as delegate with C. N. Taylor, L. IJ. Tlehenor and J. D. Taylor as alternates. Mr. Luclan Buckner made an instructive talk on the good of the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O .MARRIAGE LICENSE. O OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO C. H. Brown, Equality, to Stella Ree Ashby, Centertown. Nathan Decker, Ceralvo, to Doo-sl- e Stearman, Ceralvo. J. P. Klttlnger, Equality, to Rebecca J. Tlehenor, Equality. Notice to are hereby notified that tho penalty of C per cent, will go on all unpaid taxes the first day of I am very rinxlnus that all taxes be paid before that time, but If not paid, the ponalty will be put advertised for on and property taxes, as I havo to collect Jn order with the to make my sottlemon Please give this prompt Atidltdr. atterftlon and avoid this extra cost, T. H. BLACK, S. O. C. 4Ctf Tnx-Payt'f- s. You ..jCo'idltioii of Ticasvry. Frankfort, Kv., Nov. 11. Audinnnouncod the tor James following amounts on hand at tho to-da- y beginning of business on November 4; 1: Balance In Sinking Fund, School Fund, $314,084.11; balance In Treasury, $2r.3,08C.r.O: deficit in general expenditure fund, $27i";,02n.2r. The outstanding war-ran- ts against tho State amount to $1,618,707.90. $214,-027.C- Herald only $1 y'r oooooooo ooooooooo I I Many Men DO NOT WEAR i j Union Suits. I $ 1 n . 1 . oooooooooo ooooo six-wee- ks l?t&fr? 3ff&g? ys , It is because i they do not know,J the Superior. It J fits like a glove, d Just one thickness 4 covers the entire $ body. No more necessary. Ask W us. Price $1.00 S and $2.00. $ e.tl-cle- ' UNION SUITS FOR of-ou- Women and Children "Sefepqg -- - Hike, 50e w( $1 f Cool weather this and next photo-graph.- week means come to us for warmer Clothing. SSMSNMHMSniBiSMMMiBMSMMftaMSBBSMBMMa MBMSMISMMBWHMBSBlSHSBSMav i' i- - " Bru-aw,':- 6n . Barnard & m t Co'.f ''"' HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. 'to to c&efi && &GkG,G tftct wi- - y ?t' if -- "'' f rr" r tj- p vci ' "?RPf "tffr- - t; - "i"Tnnr "V -- y- FV "- - Ty? ''"TT" FAGE SEC. THE HARTFORD HERALD bristles up and frothing at" the , mouth. Plaintiffs aver that their chickens were worth on tbo market $1 each and In the nggregate, $29. Plaintiffs pray tho C6urt to render a judgment for them In the sum of 29 and all costs of this suit and for any other relief which Is in tho province of the Court to grant. The Docket. ' ' J&0 M. H. & Hartprd Herald E. TIME AT ITAUTFOItD, KY. RAIIiHOAT) & N. TA-BL- O ooooooooooooooooo O POEMS YOU'LL ENJOY. O 6 O Tlio OO Herald's Speclnl Selections, O OO Educate THE FEMALE OF TUB SPECIES. l I fcr f ' Time Card The following L. Is effective from Monday, Aug. 2lBt: North Bound No. 112 due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. No. 114 due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. South Dound OOOQOOOOOOOOOOO No. 115 due at Hartford 8:45 a. m. O IN LABOR'S BUSY REALM. O No. 113 due at Hartford 1.46 p. m. OOOQOOOOOOOOOOO II. E. MISCIIKE, Agt. 35,000 D. C, has Washington, union members. North Carolina has 125,000 cotA RACY CHICKEN ton mill operatives. Tho flrst British trade union congress was held In 1868. OG STORY A Scandinavian lodge of ma chinists has been founded In Bos ton. Cleveland O., will soon have a Case a union-owne- d Which Gives and operated bakery. The cotton Industry of England "Local Color." employs many more women than men. aro 36,000 workmen Almost STATED THE killed or Injured every year In American Industry. Copy of a Petition Filed In Many Jnpanese factory workers work sixteen hours a day for seven days a week and hardly ever get a Justice's Court of Titus holiday. County, Texas. The Illinois Federation of Labor vote has resolved by referendum the proposal to form a A Mi IMMll'KIt IIKMKK IS ASKED against strictly labor political party. For the use of Immigrants a two- To the Hon. Sam I'ortor, Judge of story hotel with sleeping accommoCourt: the said persons, has reNow comes M. P. Alien and S. C. dations for 2,000 cently been opened at Buenos Ellis, by tholr neM friend, John Ayres. Allen, hereinafter styled plaintiffs, A movement for a national pen against Mrs. sion for firemen was. launched at complaining of. and convention Octavla Starkos, hereinafter styled the fourteenth annual Plaintiffs represent Uiat of the National Firemen's Associadefendant. tion. both the plaintiffs and the defendThe T'nlted Toxtile Workers', at ant reside In precinct No. 1, Titus their recent annual convention In county, Texas, and that tho said de- Now York City, voted In favor of with the International fendant, Mrs. Octavla Starkos, is a affiliating Textile Workers' Alliance of Eufemme sole. rope. For cause of action the plaintiffs Officials of the Chesapeake and represent to the Court that on tho Ohio Railroad Company, Including 1st day of May, 1911, they wore President George W. Stevens, have the owners of 2'J chicks and 1 hen, formed a model town company and breed; will all of the Huff Orpington erect a village for worklngmen that the said chicks were, on the at the new C. & O. shop town, Silscratching ver above date, peacefully drove. Ky., about thirteen miles the Eoll on the premises of John Al- from Cincinnati. len, who resides in the southern No less than $5,000,000 was paid part of the city of Mt. IMeasant, for the relief of tho unemployed Texas. members of trade unions out of the respectfully money In Plaintiffs further the union treasuries laBt Court that, on tiie above date, the year. These expenditures do not Indefendant, who resides In the heart clude several million dollars paid1 of the city of Mt. Pleasant, Texas, In strike and lockout benefits. kept on her premises one long, The wages-boar- d act, now law In ellied, prominent-ribbemost Australian States, whereby sow of the "Arkaiisaw" va- the union nominates three, the emsaid sow was endow- ployer three and these six appoint riety; that the ed with an Intense fondness, com- the seventh their chairman, thus mon to her breed, for broller-Blze- d creating a legal board which fixes and files. chickens, earth-worm- s wages and hours for two or three respectively years, was obtained by unions. Plaintiffs further represent and aver that, on tho All British trade unions concernd this said ed In tho recent great naflonnl and date, sow, goaded by the memories of by- sympathetic strike have added to gone feasts (the result of her ma- their membership as a result. To rauds) and the pangs of hunger, give one example, during the six again and again circled her weoks ended September 9 the Lonand contin- don Carmen's Trado Union estabacre Inclosure ued to flo so until she realized the lished a record. In that period futility of further exertion In that they enrolled 1C.000 new members. manner, whoreupon she backed Not since tho days of tho gold some 50 feet awny from the genrushes has there been such fence, which marked the boun- eral strain on the labor matket In dary of her nhode, and, after casu- Australia as exists at the present ally surveying the said fence, she time. In two States New South started for It in leaps nnil liounds Wales and Western Australia royand cleared the same as easily as al commissions are investigating d buck n two-fo- the subject of labor scarcity, and does a log. from each of tho other States emropresont Plaintiffs that, upon ployers' organizations nro loudly landing, the said sow veritably split bewailing their Inability to procure the wind In her travel southward; sufficient hands to cope with tho that the said sow was headed for large amount of work that Is waitsome three ing to be done. the swill reservoirs hundred ynrds from the court house In severe cases of soro lungs, you city of Mt. Pleasant, In the said Texas; that, while passing tho need an Internal and external rempremises of the Raid John Allen she edy. Buying the dollar size BALscented a "fowl" odor, whereupon LARD'S HORKHOUND SYRUP, you she knocked down two panels of get two remedies for the price of fence, which had therefore been one. With every dollar bottle thero is a free HERRICK'S RED PEP-PB- R "Considered absolutely stock-proo- f. POROUS PLASTER for the Plaintiffs represent tiiat the City chest. Sold by Hartford Drug Co., Marshal was called for, and upon his arrival ho found a few downy Hartford, Ky., Donovan & Co., Beam feathers and the marauder with her ver Dam, Ky. (With Apologies to Rudyard ' Klppllng.) en Private instruction from expert teachers in all BepwrfmenU. Day ah3 Jriight 'school 'in session the entire year. Books free. Free employment agency. Not a graduate out of a position. Write for catalogue and terms. Mark the Studies You Are Interested in. .. .. for Business .Rapid Calculation. .Penmanship. t. . .Commercial '. frwjSu rt ? I r salesman takes his sweetheart to a play, And concludes the evening program at an Inn or swoU cafe. He would chew a schweltzcr sand- -' wlch, but tho lady orders quail, For the female of the species cats more rich stuff than tho male. When tho Man would quaff a glass of lager and account the beverage fine, But the lady who is with him fain would quench her thirst with wine; And the food she orders with It o note look makes a pale, For the female of the species eats more pastry than tho male. tcn-cas- .Shorthand .Typewriting, ,. '. .Bookkeeping. . . . Commcrclif law. . . .Arithmetic. . ., ...Civil Service. .English. .Grammar. i i Geography. ....Spelling. i .Reading. Banking, Commerce. .Punctuation., .Uso of Adding Machine and ' other office devices. v Name Address A? the When the laKes UUUIU, ins b salesman eciiiwi i iu u Daviess County Business College "Acknowledge the College." IWEBJLILY E B. Miller, Pre. Owensboro, Ky. Do they go there In a trolley? Not , ..... in any circuuiHiuuvei He must hire a speedy taxi, or he'll hear a dreadful wall, For the female of the species Is more hijiibu iiiuii me inaio. hurry home at midnight, but the lady mutters: "No! I am booked for eight more dances; It's too early yet to go." What cares she that he must get up at C:30 without fall? For the femalo of the species can sleep later than the male. Detroit Free Press. Man would m r WER&YEXPRES ORDER YOUR CLOTHES BY NAIL Our stocks FROM US AND littlo danger from a cold or from an attack of the grip except There is SAVE MONEY, Levy's Special Boys' when followed by pneumonia, and this never happens when Chamber- aln's 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 bo relied upon with Implicit confi m dence. For sale by all dealers. VERY PLAIN EFFECT OK , THE TARIFF ON SUGAR "The high tariff benefits nobody but tho sugar trus$. Were It not for the sugar tariff, this package would cost 2 cents a pound less. Urge your Congressman to repeal the tariff on sugar." This Is not an extract from a political speech. It is a statement of facts by Pittsburg grocers to their customers to show the latter who Is not to blame for tho robbery charges on BUgar. Tho quoted paragraph is printed on the paper bags In which the grocers put up sugar. The efon a fect of .the Inscription bag Is significant. It means that the tariff has cost 50 cents on that ono purchase. nd We Handle None But the Best. are so largo that you have every atyls and pattern, and size, and shape from which to elect: and we make buying BY MAIL, Juit an easy and satisfactory as you can do it im the store. We have spiclal thing's that you can get NOWHERE ELSE, such as : at Levy's Special Suits lor Men' Suits Willi ot Pants and all tho Leading 2 pairs lines of OA.0CX,OO Member FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES. FREE. WE ALSO SEND SAMPLES We Issue a large illustrated catalog, which we . send free on request. Mention this paper and write us fully for anything you want in our line, and you'll get a prompt and satisfactory answer. Ana ir anytmng you Duy bore is not exactly what you want it may be returned and your MONEY will be immediately HEFTJNDED. Retail Merchants Association. Railroad Fares Refunded FREE. at Certain Times. A House Established 50 Years Afjo. The Largest In lis Line. The Bright Spot. barrel-b- d, long-1'ead- LEVY'S LOUISVILLE, KY. Third and Market. aboe-mintione- For classy Job pi luting: The Herald FREE IF IT FAILS. Your Money Back if You are not CAUSE AND REMEDY. one-four- th Announcement! of The Hartford Herald will be pleased to Re-mus- Satisfied with the Medicine We Recommend. six-fo- ot four-pointe- ot We are so positive that our remedy will permanently relieve constipation, no matter how chronic It may be, that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should satisfactory reIt fall to produce sults. It Is worso than useless to attempt to cure constlpntlon with cathartic drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much harm. They cause a reaction, Irrltato and weaken the bowels and tend to make constipa Besides, their tion more chronic. use becomes a habit that Is dangerous. Constipation Is caused by a weakness of tho nerves and muscles of the large intestine. or descending colon. To expect pprmanent relief you must therefore tone up and Some SiiccchN. them to healthier activity. "Did you find tho promoter of We want you to try, Rcxall Orthat concern!" ask- derlies on our recommendation. SICKLY CHILD ed ono detective. pleasant to They are exceedingly "Yes," replied tho other. Made Well By Vinol Letters take, being eaten like candy, and from a Grateful Mother "Arrested him?" are ideal for ohlldren, delicate per"No, not yet. Ho Is a mighty sons, New Haven, Conn. "My littlo girl, and old folks, as woll as for ever since her birth,, was frail nnrl ready and convincing man. But I the robust. They act directly on the Blckly and nothing seemed to do her . managed to avoid buying any stock nerves and muscles of the bowels. any good until wo tried your cod liv- from him." They apparently have a neutral acer and Iron tonic, Vlnol. As soon as Bhe commenced to take It, I noticed In damp, chilly weather thero Is tion on other associate organs or an Improvement in her health and ap- always a largo demand for BAL- glands. They do not purge, cause pearance. She has now taken three LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT because excessive looseness, nor create any They may bottles of Vlnol, and from the good it many people who know by oxpe- - Inconvenience whatever. has done her I can say it will do all rlence its groat relieving power In J he taken at any time, day or nlghf. you claim for it la building up and They will .positively relieve chronic strengthening frail and delicate chil- rneumauc acnes ,ana pains, prepare or habitual constipation, If not of to apply It at tho first twinge. Price dren." (Namo furnished on request) variety, and myriads of surgical Another' mother of Chicago, III., 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold associate or depead.ent chronic all- say too much In by Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, writes: "I cap not, regularity for praise of Vlnol for delicate, ailing Ky., Donovan & Co,, Beaver Dam, rents, If taken with length of time. 12 children." Ky. m tablets, 10, cents; 30, tablets, 25 4 "Wo. ask ovtry mother of a frail, A GREAT BARGAIN! , vicinity cents; $0 tablets, 60 cents. Sold in Blckly or ailing chUd In this reClncte'sati Weekly Eaqwlrer and Hartford only at our storeThe The to try Vlnol on our agreement to FOR FLETCHER'S The Hartford Herald Bo4tt Owe turn their money IT It docs sot do all Rexall Store James, H. Williams, we claim. Yew Foe 0ly fl.95. 214 Main street, Hartford, Ky. -non-sectari- an strengthen these organs and restore Uncertainty of the immediate READERS for their benefit we have- made an arrangefuture is looked upon by many men ment by which each mav recrive, on making application a, of affairs, as a blockade to entercomplimentary-- copy of Uncle Jiemus's Home Magazine which, prise and business prosperity, and this blockade is now quite apparent since it has been enlarged and otherwise greatly improved, throughout the channels of trade. has been aptly called ''Dixie's Great Monthly." 's Unole The Presidential Election; the is now one of the most noteworthy and attractive of efforts of Congress with no fixed American Magazines. It is made for Southern readers and purpose; Organized Labor as a new throbs with the heartbeat of Dixie. factor in politics; together with Fill out this coupon with your name and address; send other matters of greater or less import, represent at this time a it to The Herald office, and we will see that you receive a chaotic conflict of separate inter-- ! free copyj)f this fine magazine. ests, to harmonize which is now the j problem before the country. All want Prosperity, Peace and EDITORS HERALD, Haktford, Ky.: Plenty. Read with care the Cin-- 1 In accordance with your announcement, pleae have a cofiy of Uncle cinnati Enquirer, a journal that1 Home Magazine tent to my aiUlres. prints all the news each day from commercial center throughevery Name ., Y out the world. A barometer of s vr causes and effects that points out, : Postoffice as a Beacon Light, the danger and . the safeguard therefrom. R. F. D or Street..:. : As well known, the Daily is the lamest in size and State highest priced paper in the United! States, yet cheapest, measured oy quality and quantity. The Weekly Enquirer, with. the cream and digest of all the news, able and conservative editorials, market reports, methods and results from Government and State Experiment Stations, veterinary matters, People's Forum, choice YEAR literature, short and continued storsermons, general ies, information, etc;, with the exclusion The Herald and Weekly Courjer-Journ$1.50 M of all matters of scandal and imand Weekly Louisville Herald 1.35 morality, is today the Cleanest " " and Daily Owensbcro Messengejc.,,. .ft..,jr,fl, 3.5J3 6" Weekly Family Journal obtainable. X 1 i''ne J.. Each issue is alone worth the price miu T...: i of a year's subscription. V .. and Owensboro Inquirer. . Solicitors for subscriptions make ,r' " and Daily Owensboro Inquirer a handsome profit and increase the 3.25 " good influence M The"Enquirer in " j'.'V. 1.25 and Kentucky Farmer Louisville; k theuplift of morality and industry, ; and Bryan's Commoner '.&&'. . 1.50 and for the betterment and welfare 11 " ar Thrice-a-wee- k New York . . 1.65 of the community. Fpr terms write " and Twice-a-wee- k St. Louis Republic?. to The Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio. " 1.50 . lie-mitEn-auir- er -- j, ? Clubbing Rates FOR HARTFORD HERALD'S SUBSCRIPTIONS. al 4 :s 1 ( i..l. r... Tttlw'eek ... l.3 ...W ,.".. U ! WoriaiV: - CMilrr &ry "" M " " and National ..... Mgazine-MontWy;;;- f. wd Mcail's Maja2ine-FW- Uw 1.50 .30 1 CA8TOR1A Address THE HERALD. Hartford, Ky. tWawEstfAr, Nov. is, KV i- -. V ,) A 1911, and $35.45 coata herein, I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartuno 01, mo most wonaerjui electrical REGISTRATION BROKEN ford, on" Monday, the 4th day of Deappliances Is tho which may bo cember, 1911. about one o'clock p. used both In tho treatment of various dis'm upon a credit of twelve months, r eases 'fend In tho diagnosis of iiuany conditions. With Its' aid She In- By 62,000 Women WhO Are Billed the following property. described terior of the human body Is no longer, tho sealed book It has boon heretofore AbDeto Vote at Election A tract of land lying in Ohio normal states of the bones, gall stone, county, Kentucky, and bounded as atono In tho bladder or In tho kldno)s, aro cember 5. shown plainly hy what aro known as Beginning follows: at a hickory i a photographs. Internal tumors, and and two dogwoods, near which a tho enlargement of tho d orLos Angeles, CaL--, Nov. 8. It Is stone is planted; thence North 80 gans, aro alo discovered by this means and In tho diagnosis of tuberculosis of conservatively estimated that there East 73 poles to a ddgwood; thence tho Jungs this agent ha rroen a most are 62,000 women registered in tho North 10 West 145 poles to three valuable aid. When aptillod to some bf city of Los Angeles. Returns to- black oaks, three dogwoods and tho less fatal chronic ailments of germ origin It has proven vory efloctho as a day broke all records, when affidav three hickory saplings; thence curatlvo agent. its brought to the county court South 80 West 73 poles to 7 black Anouier interesting proceeding Is tho house numbered 12,814. At mid vlolet-ra- y oaks, three saplings and a white treatment produced by concen- night the books oak; thence South 10 East 145 tratlng tho violet or chemlcul rays from night an arc Unlit with a iironiirml city elec- - poles to the beginning, containing carbon upon any portion of tho body that will close for the general . may be tho seat of pain. Sufferers from uon uecemoer " 66 Vi acres, more or less. Doing the neuralgia, sciatica, rhoumatlsm, strains t A surpilslngly Urge proportion same land transferred to H. S. Ward sprains, also from thco ohscure cxhausU Thai,, pains (tho origin of Which cahnot at of tho women voters In by O. T. Sklllmnn and Kate Skill-ma- n bo accurately determined) frequent- - Juration of party affiliations' havo. by and of date January 25th, Ijr And Immedlato relief from a single 1904, and recorded tn Deed Book treatment and usually with a llttlo per-- announced themselves bociausts. claim that their No. 29, page 451, Ohio County gbtence In the uso of this aid, comfortable Tho Socialists ;is.obtained. uL'n.0P"PCt recovery lmth. cnn.slstlnr maIo ,.ote nt ,hn recent nriraary Clerk's office, or sufficient thereof The lricindescont ItshL .. . vv . :. m a cauiuui in which mo paiicni. v election, at which Job Harrlman. to produce the sums of money oru bathed In tho combined rays of many Socialist candidate for Mayor, poll dered to be made. clectrlo light globes, has produced really wonderful results In dlaletes, sciatica, ed 3,500 more votes than his Good The purchaser will be required to rheumatism, obesity, antumla, and soma Government-Fusio- n opponent, will execute bond with approved scur-lt- y oi Kiunoy ana neari trouuie. it be matched vote lurms for vote by tho new has also proven valuablo In chronlo bronImmediately after sale. chitis, bronchial asthma and various skin members of tho party. This 14th day of November, 1911 diseases. As a general hygienic measuro A rumor that deputies sent out Its offlclency can scarcely bo F. U FELIX, by the Socialist party to register Master Commissioner. xaoso wno navo Deen patients ni nr. hrpn rawing tn Y. L. Moseley. Attorney. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, in lnfralo,N..Y., tne now voters hnvo highly commend this wonderfully eqnlp- - turn in affidavits that did not show i poa oaniianum, wnero ino auove men the signers to belong to their party i The Itlirjit Kiilnev Medicine. tloned electric machines, J. E. Parker. 2021 No. 10th St., has caused a great scare among the current, and other most modern and apparatus aro used for tho euro women of tho city, and many df Ft. Smith, Ark., says that he had of chronic dlsoaxes. The treatment of This Is taken many kinds of kidney meditho chronic dlsoasos that are peculiar U them are women havo for many years been a largn possible under the law of the State. cine, but did not get better until he factor in tho cures affected at tho InThe fact that the Socialists and took Foley Kidney Pills. No matvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. In erectlnsr tho Invalids' Hotel. Dr. It. their allies are registering iheir wo ter how long you have had kidney V. Pierce's Idea was to make It a genulno men by the hundreds has led. to trouble, nor at what stage of the nome, not a hospital, such cases as nip- ture, hydrocolo and varlcocelo aro usually steps being taken by the leaders of disease your case may be, you will cured In ton days, and the patlejitsah)a the. opposition to register womert in And quick and permanent- - 1eTefll to return homo. Tho terms are moderato and the rates at tho Invalids' Hotel com- - the fashionable residential districts, by tho use of Foley Kidney Pills. paratively low. In tho examination and hut so far that move has not been They also regulate tho action of tho divWed7te?laItlesf Each member of productive of results. The fash- - urinary organs. Start taking them the Faculty, although educated to prac- - lonahle women either refuse to reg- - now. For sale by all druggists, m tlce In all departments of medlclno and . surecry. Is horo assigned to a sncclal de- - lster- - or lf tney register, openly partment only, to which ho devotes his state they will not vote. I entire time, study and attention. Not m, I " S?JJ J" ?i,KrLJJic"I..lL1"2 AMnll Carrier's l.ou.1 Infants and Children. sis of disease. Seems heavier when he has a weak Sidney trouble. Fred ThB Kind You HaTe Always Bousfht JN ew Kays w of Light i. -.- THE HARTFORD HERALD FERULE PAGE 8EVEX. SOfHIHE . X-r- ay ro , CASTORIA tlml!li5l3 a Jj. j. i McCall's Magazine and McCall Patterns For Women Have Moro Frienda than' any other 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 stones and helpful information for women. Sara Mooarand Kaap fa Srla by McCall ubocriMne for McCall'a Maganaa at once. Com only 5a centa a Tear, Including an one oi tbc celcbraud McCall Fattens tree. More simplicity, econorav and rmaiber aold. deafen aell McCall Partem! thaa any other two combined. make! Nona hither than 15 centa. Buy from your dealer, or by mail from . to-w- lt: X-r- ay IJfttti j.u ... ...- - , -- i nr.L.. ., ; For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought -- deep-seate- A. AN'egelablc Preparation Tor flic Food andRcgula linglheStoinachsardBovi'cbor ITCTCCTratt! I IlliiJUa li Promotes Digc3lion.Chcerful-nessandncsl.Con'ains Bears the Signature of Fatten Lead alt other! la atjle, fit, CrAl McCALL'S MAGAZINE 236-24- neillicr dee-tim- es Not Wxa.v OTxc. Opium,rorpliipe norIuxeraI. AAlT 1fi In 6 W. 37th Oopf, St, New York City ta4 Wm.BaaiyJt faelaa OMeiat Cilio fr ..,. frapteSOUOrSAKUIimCHSR . ArJ& Seal' Mtxjmn I J AoUbJUf- - KILLthe COUGH and fV MnpSfd- laitiji mi CURE, the Lunua I nrnr. J forConsUpa-llon- Aperfecl nemedy , Use For Over Sour Stomach, Diarrlioca Dr. King's New Discovery WITH IIV. A tllfl Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNQ TROUBLES. nndLoss OF SLEEP. FacSuiulo Signature or ?nR . .. ifpycHS 'OLDS - PHICE NEW VOHK. Thirty Years QUAKANTEED SATIQFAOTOB. OR MOV3RV- REPTJNDE71 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPCR. CASTORIA Subscribe for The Herald; $1 a year. b;ktjjii rjMi nt. jtrm n m mmmammmmmm Six months, 50c. Very Serious --a It is a very serioua matter for one medicine and Lave the wrong one given y.,11. For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine .t.t.ifi i J CASTOR A tHfraiS&iSffiniS ' a" t m, . Bays: Ka i nave been hothercd i Bear3 with kidney and bladder trouble Signature an(i had a severe pain across my back. Whenever I carried a heavy I)i minium's Collect. load of mail, my kidney trouble In- The highest degree of business "eased. Some time ago, I started ability conies only MuougH m taking Foley Kidney Pills and slnco of business training. Th nnni. h.m I have gotten entirely BEST PLACE for you o jet busirid of all my kidney trouble and am ness training Is Drauphoii's Pracas sound now as ever." Foley Kld- - tical Business n tt srtrt Tn tvt nst f flim 4YiniA lino lirvnt Colloge, Nashville gross during recont years. Dr. Plerco has "ey Pills are tonic In action and Tenn., or Paducah, Ky or Evans kept up with tho times by continually im- - quick in results. Try them. For ville, ind., or Washington, D. C. .. .. proving his laboratory, byi skilled chemists, ana exorcising care inui mo ingrcaionts " w " "no"- -' n entering Into his medicines Rawd M.niy 1 ixm Dt'iith. Dr. Plerco' Fayprlto Prescription as well y l. Mock, of Mock. Ark be. Muster ConiinlssJlonei'H Sale. ostheMJoldenModlcalDlscovery-aroox-- i ' olll Circuit Court, Kentucky. Uoves he has saved mauy lives In hi tractod from tho best variety of natho medicinal roots. Theso aro gathered with E. T. Patterson, Plaintiff, 2." vears of experience In the druj s- What I always like to business. yoar, so that their medicinal properties N. J. Rains, et nl., Defendants. may be most reliable. do,", lie writes, "Is tq recommend "y vlrtuf ' n Judgment and or- - King's New Discovery for weak lnntrlpleraflDedV;cln.TndtottM Ohio Circuit sore lungs, hnrd colds, hoarseness, In a hygienic and sclentltlc manner. Thus dor of. sale of the tho World's Dispensary as established by Court, rendered at the October obstinate cougliB. la grippe croup Is supplied with et ory known Dr. Plerco apparatus and moahs of euro, for Its aim term, 1911, in tho abovo cause for asthma or other bronchial affection is to avoia surgical operations wuenover the purpose of dividing the pro- - for I feel sure that a number of my y ceeds amongst tho parties as their neighbors are alive and well r.rant'nnra u nrnrnian.! nnt i courago those who consult the specialists Interest appears, after paying the because they took my advice to use oi in is iiisuuiuon mat no Tso hopes C0Btg herein, Including a reasonable it. I honestly believe it's the best mar bo raised. alany thousands are annually treated attorney's fee herein, I will offer throat and lung medlclno that r both through corresondeiiro and at this Ior Easy to prove he's right. 8a!e Dy PUDI1C miction at tho made." Institute TCvery one consulting by letter or In person receives the most careful and court house door In Hartford, on Oet a trial bottle free, or regular considerate attention. All communlca- - Monday, the 4th day of December, 50c or $1.00 bottle. Guaranteed by , tlons are treated as strictly confidential. m No chargo whatever Is made for con- - 1911 about one o clock p. m., upon James H. Williams. sulfation. a credit of six and twelvo months, A V'"4H. property. Be good described n.,,iHnnt nt thn following Tr,n.... Ttn it " v " t.i,,. . sweet maid, and let who s, ' uuitiiii. . v. will be clever, I A certain tract or parcel of land Do noble things, not dream them, located and situated In Ohio coun all day long; PARKER'S ty, Kentucky, on the waters of Ca- HAIR BALSAM CUnuet and btaotinct tht ,hlt& follows, And so make life, death and that ney Creek, bounded as rroinotw vast forever HHsl H IfQTer to a laxuruiit fruvui. Tails to Bestoro Or7 viz; Beginning at three sweet gums ualrtealp ita Touturul Color. One grand, sweet song. CurM dlwaM Ji hair talUnz. and a dogwood, on the Cow Branch; tOcmdtlwt Drumlai Charles Kingsloy. thence N. 29 W. 131 poles, to a gum, on Canoy Creek; thence For (Inrfsy Job pi luting: The Herald sweet down Caney Creek with low water j The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition marK to tne nrst nrancn neiow uow OF THE Creek near the bridge across Caney A FACT Creek; thence S. 10 E. 1"B poles to ABOUT THE "BLUES" W. 94 poles a stone; thence S. 50 What Is known as the "Blues" to a black .oak, near a lick; thence S. J 9 W. 49 poles to a gum, small Is seldom occasioned by actual existhickory and beech on a branch; ing external conditions, but in tho Practically a Dally at great majority of case's by a dithence N. 84 E. 210 poles to the bethe Price of a Weekly ginning1, containing 100 acres, more sorder. LIVER .,.- or less, and being the same, land THIS IS A PACT ' f' i which may be demonstraNO Other Newspaper Ih the Wofld GfVeS' transferred .and conveyed to Morda Y DaYi by R'chard Oeary and oth- - i ted by trying a course of so Much at so Low a Price. jer8 by' deed of date March lBt without seeing and personally examining meir patients. mis ineuuxi 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 cases upon tho records of practlco at tho Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In- stUute. Such rare cases as cannot bo treated In this way, which require surgl- cai operations or carotin vices of tho most skillful specialists at tho Institution, diseases aiier-ireaimo- ,.,',, , "r &sjffi&&ii lit and Power (INCOllI'OItATKU) BUck-raugH- T E. G. BARRASS, MGR. liver Medicine .p.0.0 Will wive your house at cost. Electric Liffhts are clean, healthy and safe. No home or business house should be without them when within reach,. The reputation of thi3 old, reliable medicine, for constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It dqes not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN F2 well-know- , vwvvwwwyywww'wwwwwwwwww U SEND YOUR BOY TO .i. MATHENEY & BATTS Vanderbilt Training School FOR BOYS i-- -- to-w- lt: Elkton, Kentucky. limited select school for boys. Faculty of college-traine- d men. Our patronage has come from several Southern States. Twenty-fou- r different towns in Western Kentucky represented this year. A New York World I Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Baths. Extremely Healthful location. 54,000.00 recently spent on improvements. r ft L strong feat YOU ILL Master .Commissioner's Snip. humbr, mar J Ohlo Circuit Court, Kentucky. ures serial STOMA CI, LTVEX or from any disorder of the kets, cartoons; in fact, everything H O. King, Plaintiff, KWttEYS. or if your bowfsls are inactive at that is to be foutrd In a j times, or you should suffer from headaches, H, S. Ward, et al., Defendants. 'Jially. By'vlrtud of a Judgment and or get a GO cent bottle of SEVEN BAIKS of your k World's regi ' Thei druggist, subscription price is onl j?L der of sole, of the. Ohio Circuit as youug If you are run down td don't feel ular, ' and chipper as give paS dourt, renndored at the Oqtoboc SCVm BAMCSafalr trial; you used.to, your iier yeaTand this OaVs 'tofite Jtill purify pers "Wa ' offer this 'unequalled term, 1911,. in the above jcause, for blood, clear your system and, bxln, and aeWBpp0r and THE HARTFORD the sum of $157.40, with Interest at make llf, worth Jiving. It is iibwolutvly the rate of 6 per cent, per J?y of AjtKUBt.1 1909. fo, ,,0, ,t druggists at 60 cents per fjttrfePwtyect to. the following tottR a'tf.alltotryit. AiWrrss ereimt;Be.o.fll January! Z8tnJfcMMM?Wfl,MHwi?y5bNeMYe,W. stoj-los, rm, (1864, and recorded in tho Ohio Tbo great Presidential campaign County Court Clerk's office on will soon begin and',yqu, wU want' March 18, 1867, in Deed Book aM ?3' the news accurately and promptly, t .' , ... luepurcnaser win do requirau to They control sad regulate the LIVER. Tho World long since established oxocuto bond with, approved securThey bring hope sad bouyancy to the y a record for impartiality, port ity Immediately after sale. mind. They bring health and elastick can nfford its This 14 th day of November, 1911. ity to the body. comes every othor edition, which F. L. FELIX, TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. day in tho week, exceV'Sundayy It Master Commissioner. .particular value W. H, Barnos, Attornoy. will hs of f"7VT" Tutt'sPills IF ARE nuy-hod- No saloons in the town or county. Moral surroundings excellent. Unexcelled as a school for young boys. Nineteenth Year Begins September 6, 1911. Thrlco-a-Wee- to-,y- , Thpj, Thrlce-a-Wec- k also abounds In other World Write for catalogue. Address till communications to Desk "C." flrst-cla's- s. Thrice-a-Wee- MATHENEY & BATTS. ipn,,mJWlffl,JJ,SSSU,,ot SMMMi?W JMttti ... I VI fc OmiZ. 4.i" 'llW '"i! fAOK EIGIIT. fflNHW." H'" lllJWr7?,ri,1 , iWJPpwfPaBwjPPP WSDNKSDAV, .SrOfV of Ford'svllie boiinder7B,s 'foflowa: nvt j i. Being a .entire undivided c in.Crhalf , i At ti.rntinl with Raid interest In and to one lot a ltuatod ui.u....w, from the19lhtaay 01 ucjouor, street, on West side of until paid, and tho further sum. of street, a dletanco of 49 feet to a ana the Douuaea as ioiiua.-- r u?s"- stone, on the North sldb of said $1,176.32. with llko Interest from . Inlnr nt a ntnne hrl thfti East sldo of TWINS THAT ABE tha 19th day of Oct 1911. until paid allev: thence with a North bounda - Hartford Street and c6rnor to the begin ry lino of said alley t.-thand the furthor sum .of $1,600, with Fordsvllle Banking 'Cdmpany;thencc like Interest from the 4th day of nlng. N. 51 E 66 ,feet to a stone on the B, C, D, E and. Lots tho thence BLACK AND WHIT E fThTsumof' Until 'Vth Hke and Te.ng South of Rowe's South side of Maln-set- r 28 feet td and between SouttiMIll street wlth Main street S. 61 Interest from the 21st day of Feb lot. on ino vesi oi oaia iut uuu u iou-fo- ot a stone, corner to J. Tr Smith, Jr.; ruary, until paid, and alley-wn- y on the JBast of said thence with hla line S. 30 V. about by Children of Negro costs herein, I r Are for .sale of" Earner 70feet(o a stone In lino of the public auction at the court house lot, each the length Banking Co.; .thenco 165 feet, and Fordsvllle Monday, tho Rowe's lot, door In Hartford, on being BO feet In width, and let- with Its Hno N. 63 W. GO reetfo the 4th day of December, 1911, about each and being same land respectively on, thq,plat here- beginning, FREW one o'clock p. m upon a. credHTof tered B, C, D, E and F. . conveyed t0 J- - T' .Smith and Ike C. PRESENT REMARKABLE six and twelve months, the follow- in: Lots M, L, K, J, I, H and G Be- Adair, by deed frorn C. d,. Miller ing described property, ing 165 feet In length and 50 feet and wife on July 14,'l900,'.and reA certain tract of land In Ohio Of Nature, As Each is Distinct- county, Kentucky, about two miles In width, respectively, and the corded In Deed Book 24, page 580, boundary lines thereof paralleling Ohio County Clerk's- office, and same from Hartford on the Hartford and ly Different from the property convoyed to the Fordsvllle alley on tho North side land Is a ten-foroad, which Owensboro Banking Company by Mr. Louisa ot known as the "Old Poor House" of Barney Rowe's lot, and a Other. side Adair on April 2d, 1908, and which on the East alley 20 acres, property and contains SMALL-FE- LT Barney Rowe's lot, and extend- deed Is of record In'.'.Ohlo County SCIENTISTS Gl'KSSIXG more or less. This Is tho same land of ROT TUB Clerk's offlce, Deed Book 35, page conveyed to T. J. Patton by W. P. ing from said alloy to ta Hrecory. October 2d, 188C, and street on the East side of sold lots. 130. Marie Boner, aged 5 months and The above, pronerty will first bo Gregory being Commissioner to con Said lots are lettered on said map a few days, la as black as her sale In- three separate vey from Ohio county ns shown by from the alley on the North side of offered for ancestors wore. On the as above Indi- lots. Thn lots one and two for In Ohio County Barney Rowe's lot record other handr Sallle Boner, likewise deed of offlce, d Dook "D", page cated, and In the order stPtcl. eale together ' and' will nccept the money. AH 5 months and a few days, and Clerk's aged Also a certain lot and brick house bid brinelngy the most Thirty-fiv- e acres of land a twin sister to Marie, Is much 368. and "sppii'ments shall be paW Beginning at thereon, being In Centertown, Ky., as follows: whiter than tho average Caucasian bounded on a slough, R. A. Stev and hounded as follows, viz: On by the purchaser. 3 beeches will-b- e reaulred to baby. by Main street; on the . , tho South much In- ens' corner; tnenco s. 3V4 The case Is providing West by G. F. Chapman; on the "xecnte bond with approved secur to a small beech, T. Bennett's Immediately after sale. terest to the doctors and nurses. poles corner; thencd N. 80 W. 37 poles North and East by R. S. Ashby, be- ity They say that It Is nothing more or This 14th day of November. 1911. ing the same 'land conveyed to G. tq a stake In a glade, two beeches F. L. FELIX. less than the unusual but well aupoles F. Chapman from R. S. Ashby and atavism or manifesta- as pointers; thence 54 K. 32 Mnftter Commissioner. thenticated In Deed Book 25, 80 W. wife, recorded to two beeches; thence N. WooVward. Attorned Hcavrln tion of a racial strain that has on No- - page 480, Ohio County Clerk's of for generations 102 poles to 3 hickories been submerged creek; thence N. 7 W. 26 poles, S. fice and which property Is known PLUCKY PlTCHfNQ. and finally crops out unexpectedly. E. 42 ns the Chapman Brick Storo Buildpoles; N. 40 nnit Ratlin In all 60 E. 38 m. xtomIa ing. In Centertown, Ky.. The room poles; S. T54 E. 12 poles; N 40 the more unusual because of their E. 26 poles to 2 beeches on the or bank building adjoining tne ( VWkfcr Sittorr Fast That Landed -- Championship Pshhint. being twins one black and the "Nocreck;" thence S. 80 E. brick stprehouse building. Js exceptbanV of In the greatest finish that ever other white The doctors declare 37 poles to the beginning. ed out of this Bale; the third story marked a minor league race New Orthey have records of cases whore a leans and Kushrllle. Southern league, Also another tract bounded as of tho brick building which Is ownsingle baby has betrayed the subBeginning at a stone near ed by the Odd Fellows ,and Ma- contender, bad come to the wire, neck ffcee, but follows: merged Btraln of another a gum, corner to u. v flicuorraicn; sons, known as the Masonic Hall, and neck. On Sept. 10. 1008. they met that atavism has selddm manifest- thence N. 10 W. 26 poles to a stone; is also excepted out of this sale. lu (be final and decisive game of the Atavism ed Itself In this manner. The first 13 lots described above year upon exactly even terms. The thence N. 80 W. CI poles to a stone cntlro fighting of the past five months is not peculiar to any raco. The on a point of land near the creek; will bo sold separately and then as had centered In that lone contest. Ave same freak of nature might , develop thence with the meanders of same a whole and the bid that brings the months- parked into two hours ofplny. In the offspring of white jfersona. most and best price will be accept- wlthi the result to toll the story of tho poles; S. 75 W. 9 mo- S. 30 W. 8 Marie and Sallle are at this poles to a beech and hickory; ed. In selling the brick storehouse year1 sueeess or foil nre. Manager ment snuggled side by side In a cot thence again with Nocreck S. 7 E. I will sell the two storehouses sepa- Frank of New Orlraus. unwilling to In the day camp of tho Chestnut 14 poles; thence S. 61 W. 8 poles. rately and then as a whole,, accept run any needless risk, selected the Street Recreation Pier, and aro ob- N. 77 W. 10 poles, S. 63 W, 17 ing the bid that brings the most veteran Theodore Breltenstein of St. Louis- ant Cincinnati fame to battle livious absolutely of the rudely cu- poles; S. 10 w. 6 pples; S. 81 AV. money. Manager bis-- people in the box. who find them a rious visitors The proceeds from the above de for 36 W. 18 poles; S. 78 by his Both aro 26 poles; S. source of wonderment. except the pro- Bernhnrd of Nashville, passing W. 22 poles; S. 11 E. 11 poles to a scribed real estate, veterans, selected young Vedder Sltton. healthy as children can be, and as stake on' the creek near two elms ceeds from the sale of the 13 lots, an to face the $10,000 their chief recreation lies In chas- nnd maple, supposed to be In a will be first applied to tho payment wonder of another day. ing each other like two cubs For six Innings so perfect was tho S. SO E. 22 of the Hen debts of tho Farmers' and event- - marked line; thence E to three beeches; thence 8 5 Bank of Centertown, as, ; follows: defensive play of both nines that uX" a. 1,053.01 with Interest thereon at neither team was able to score. In ,,. E. 40 poles to a small beech; .,,.- '.. ... mr KiiiirmiiiLut . iiiaj uu per cent, per annum from AugUBt the seventh Inning Nnshvllio scored po.e. to a. so e,. and In tho piny Involved premacy is the crux of their baby "once 2Gth, 1910, until paid and a further one runt young Sltton slid headforemost Into ' antagonism and S. sum of S800.00 with UKe interest. and elm: thence plate and fell over unconscious t0 the Joy of JJ 80 b. 40 poles to 4 beeches; thence from September 20th, 191U until the the- blow received Just above the from from wind-swe& patd and a further sum of $2,400 eyes. With the situation as tightly of tho ami fetidness sordl.lness with like Interest from October 29, drawn a It was, disaster looked tq streets and alleys. 910, until paid, together with Its be Imminent. Bernbard immediately polea t0 the beElnnIner con- - g0 R cc There arc many wonderful costs herein. The remalndor, li rushed bU entire remaining staff back "they were" ' Also a right of 'private passway any. Including the proceeds of the of tho clubhouse fo le ready for tho call, white two physicians worked " I for second party lBfoet wide from 13 lots, wuu ae appuea 10 sewic- - above tb? unconscious Sltton. Ho! ,, nnrtv' nrrlmrH un mnnr of at! decedent CHanman's born, and as far as tneir fnthrr again Jus.t as tho Naeji' to knows, there may have beep tfie amongst his came teamlife taking tho field for the Hartford and ,Llvermore estate and distribution was vllle 77 " ,, blood of the white man In Mamma heirs. eighth inning with another tn bbi " of Mamma ruuu' """ Tionnr's veins. Friends Courier-Journa- l? Clr-fopurchaser will be required to place. Tho hnv gained by suit In Have jUBt .received a larga Boner say hat it must have been! cult Court Rtnpt-rrin- p to his fecL Mtton insist. sec Deed execute bond with approved secur ago that tho generations ed unon Bnlsblnir the contest, and ling of Immediately after sale. ity S. i-KhSiSLapd place , w This 14th day of November, 1911. Bernhnrd. against his better Judgment, gave way. The pp?,y batting end of TWftf Rnnf 3hri flnno Difles P. L. FELIX, sell one dark bay horse mule, 9 HENRY WATTERSON ttin Vow riripnni tnnm was tin in or uu. hum, .uwjii. Master Commissioner. called old. 16 hands high Saflle is' absolutely white. She der. With bandaged head, his faco Hcavrln & Woodward," Attorneys, still white and drawn-froJohn; one bay mare mule, 9 years ,thc flhock. is not green nor yet blue. . in no condition to stpnd. still less to ndlcat on or tho ; is there imid n iiMrwmte charce. Sltton electri Mnntcr Commissioner's Sale. Tho first tract h,ereln will, bo sold WK CAN FURNISH YOU parentage in ner hor Ethiopian nnd the proceeds npplled first to Ohio Circuit Court. Kentucky. fied the crowd by striking out two of hair. Her lips nre full, but not tho nay the Bank of Calhoun debt, ln- - J. W. McCarty, Assignee, Plaintiff, tho first three men that faced him. thick, supersensual, sagging lips of And respectfully askj you tp in the ninth ho added two more vie cost and rema,nder' ,f vs. a matter of fact, tores.t am' ttmn tn tho Hut In. brlnslnn home the AND TMK Co., Defendant. victory by the score. of jo p.. winning ,. FordBvillo Banking zmil ana spe xno .largest named tracts of land By virtue of ft Judgment and or of one 'And best line of Shot tho pennant by lBe.margln seen every day In Chestnut street -herein will bo sold to der vof sale pf tho Ohio Circuit point Andithen he collppsed. U was heavier and thicker. mules named 'Guns over in Hartford. whose lips are. tne ,Mt two amountB heroln ;'" flow-- 1 Court, rendered at the October over two wepVs before Tie recovered Her eyes nre as blue as tho $1,500.00 nnd '$325.00, lntorest term. 1911. in tho above cauBe for rufflclently tp be"ip nnd about, and ors, and so fair and delicate Is her and cost due tho estate, subject, purpose of marphallng the, .funds yet ,New Orleans 'ftatjj'raen relate that skin that the blue veins beneath however, to the debt, Interest and tho twltHnnlngs bo M of tho Fordsvllle Banking Company In those Inst can be traced nlong their forked Deposit Bnnk. and paying costs herein, 1 will offer moro "stuff" by nr wldo. margin toa,P cost of tho McHenry We can al?o , give liberal battle. way for Inches. Her nails arc pink any other stageTJ. Tho purchaser will be required to for Bale . by public auction .at the at combination rate lyith Daily shaded, just llko delicately American Magazine. and Courier-Journa- h -- i r baby. Her lit- execute bond with approved secur court hquse door In Hartford, on GROCERYMAN or Sunday. those of any white ity lmmcdlatcjy after sale. Monday,., the th day of. December, Com-driiFirst American Lstttr Pax. tle nose Is going to be acqullne and ' century Write day of November. 1911. 1911. about one o'clock.p. m., upon This 14th A little more, than a half daintily molded. Louisville. Ktf, for free F. L. FELIX, a credit. ot six, twelve and eighteen ago the letter box was unknown. The V It Is of no advantage to dcscrlbo inveptor was Joseph William Brlggs. sample copy of orlition youl Master Comnilfilot"r. months, the following described Marie. Marie Is tho typical pickgovernor of MasHeavrln & Woodward. G. B. LI-- 1 nroDerty. Tho lota or par nephew of a former aninny Just as cunning. Just ns in the lesire, put be sure to sena kens, Barnett & Smith, Attorneys. cels pf land In the town of Fords sachusetts, who; as head clerk neeas unnr RnhsoriDtion order fo the equally bright as her clean and Cleveland postofflce. studied the vllle, Ohio county, Kentucky, em- of pntrdns und after correspondence white sister but a pickaninny If Hautford Herald NOT to Master ComiulKslonrr's Sale. as follows: braced lji three Items, with Poatmnster General Dennlson there ever was one. To make the the. Courier-Journa-l. OMo Circuit Court, Kentucky. .ITEM, ONE First being four upon the subject took a train for distinction all the more vivid, Malots In said town, first .two lots sit- - Washington, bearing a pasteboard chubby little legs arc so bow- A. F. Chapman, Admr., Plalnjlff, rie's vs. uated on Main street and Hartford model of tho letter box under his arm. ed that she would easily represent merDofondants. streets, and are occupied by dwell Tho postmaster general saw tho tho letter O If she stood on her mi- C. H. Chapman, et al., its of tho plan nnd appointed Mr. Tl. liwlnrnnnt nml nr ing and storehouse and are n, part lftn- - Ul n JUU(,IIIV" .. v. nute feet. Sallle's are as straight as JJJ I1IIUU nt Brlggs ns special agent to establish logs can be. der of sale of the Ohio Circuit of tho land sold to R. W. Hlnes and tho letter box and letter carrier sysJVL -- rMG Hock-o- r at the October conveyed by deed from D. M. rnmlnrod Mnn' 11... (iilurn nf Mnrln nnil Rnl - 'cniirt tem. The first letter box was- attached Mrs. Bell Taber on by clamps to a lamppost tha,t stood in and wife and He Is no mean thing to contemplate, term, 1911, In the above cause for In tmnt- .nt a Cleveland, druc store, and Some enterprising vnudevllle man tho purpose of settling tho estate of April 23d, 1900, and recorded fifty-twWe tell yotl how, nd py b&t Barket might teach the odd Bisters to do a'Dr, Geo. F. Chapman, deceased, Deed Book 30. page 282, less a not a year, had passed before system. price. We arr dcnlcrs: e:itblibcd Just have in a new line of different cities had adopted the Already several well and paying the costs herein, I will strip four feet wide and one hun bk i i mtior you "sister act." J in Jt.'; na can aocbmt&lMloq tner- -. 'l than iRnti or. National Magazine, long, fronting. Main street .Furniture,-- Groceries, Queens. known lloctora are Interested In tho offer for sale by public auction at dred feet A chants. Refereuceiany banKlnIur M iavilie. Write for weekly price liU arc preparing to have tho tho court, house door In Hartford, on the West side of said, lot, Bold. twins and ware, Hardware,and Harness. Whin Mlnr Lew Thtf Nsrve. M. GABEL children reared where they can on Monday, the 4th day o Deceni-watc- h off and deeded to J. D. Cooper. Men accustomed to working In u 33 E. XuU SUtSJttlE, ST. iioyB, the Dira season wu ITEM TWO The other, .two lots tnlnna rnnnnf stand' CTeflt hclEhtS. It Both her, 1911, about ono o'clock p. m their development. UiaiBrl In runi niwu, nuuw twelve are situated on the East side of la almost on 'isvarlable tple' that a are pretty to a degree, and, while upon a credit of six and soon be bpen. Buy your sheila described Frederlca street, and are the same miner will'riet dlszy .and uneasy It you Salllo's hair now has brunette incli- - months,' the following and get ready for the nrsl lots conveyed to R.. W, Hinea by fake blm td a high place, such as a nations, the nurses say that It l property, wife, monument or the. top of a bouse, and I i shot: not unlikely that It will turn blonde. Thirteen certain lots or parcels deed from G. W- - Egantiand try to. get back, to earth araooa Philadelphia Ledger. .of land situated and being In the January 18, 1907, and .recorded In willpossible. And yet be can atand our store arid take aJ Visit town of Centertown, Ohio county, Peed Book 29, page 477, Ohio Coun as "on the edge of a WO toot 'nnr whpniWH' wet the ricrht PitnnllfiRlnn(rfH YT ... .UfasfAi ftnlft. r1w nnA ItAitnriari ha fnllnwa! ty Clerk's office, all of 'Which propr ahaft.' look 4owb Into the black abyss I Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. LOT A. Beginning at a stone fin orty was conveyed to the Fordsvllle and never feel a treec. He caa produce, and , Plaintiff, iu L. B. Davis' Admr.-the North Bide of an alley in saia .uanKing company oy . every aouaruucB jib iiui uuty. tboa-san- d town on the. South aldpol South jand wife on May J0th 1910. and that there is a straight 4rop m; U of record inJDd cor- - Vhlcb deed feet u4er blsn, and feet perfeet B, DVl' heirs, Defendants. Mill street, opposite North-we- st L. juugmeni ana or nor of Barney Rowe's JotJi thence Boofc 38, page 267, Ohio County 1 at tioBWyoputar Mpwwyy Uy YirtH-- ,oi . Unrtli AH hlnrlr'n hfflCfi. .i.t. o...v. triti Qblo -' 1 hHf.tp Also another aTEM i the October feet to a stone-.o'; COn,r "r or parcel of land la ta towa the above cause for said street; thenoe in Easterly 'dl-'i"- ct term, 1911, '!& Hartord Herald rlSWBRffiS ..1..J '.'..,.. nr ??!sTv THltHARTfrORD ',... HgAiq jpJMI . ?r .SB .A.,. . . un, oiu 'iSa .. n.mii.i ih .ntn'oiinr 260 tSSSSlK South- - ary lng 19-1- But will-offe- Parents. to-w- lt: season. 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