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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, December 20, 1911. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1911 haf1911122001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, December 20, 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. di 1 I I EHE mARSFFORD HERALDt f Subscr pt2o7rZPer Year iri Advance I Came the 8eraldor ajiiij ffirli lime 5m or Apifoas Lanbtring at Hj del All Kinds Job PrintIny Netttly Executed T J 37th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDKEStAY DECEMBER 20 1911 XO 51 PERA HOUSE mm ERECTED FOR NEGRO I t Jho Incited a Riot Among His RaceRclatives Occupy l the Boxes i N Jackson Ga Dec 18Tha firstI hanging that ever took place In an here atconductedopera house was noon today when I Wni Turner a preacher was executed for J negro having Incited a race riot In which Jesse Singly a prominent planter was shot to death RA The Sheriff had planned to hangJJ the negro in the Jail yard but he feared the crowd would break in Tho weather was also very disagree able So he decided to hang the ne- gro thtIIn Kinks Opera House BO the relatives of ttja murdered man who wished to see the hanging 4tmld not have to stand In the rain This morning the gallows was erectII t of the opera houseIed on the stage tho negro was marchedand at goon to the Scene Before the trap wasI confessed that Jiesprung the negro incited the riot and that he alsoI fired the shot which killed Singly He warned the members of his race t whiskey alone to be ado let rind lHsed by the whites a + 9irln the boxes and front seats of the opera house were many relatives and friends of the murdered man Besides these thero were not manyI other persons present as the SherI v cItt refused to Issue many ticketsI was a great crowd however outside the opera houseV 11There had to bo stationed to them from breaking InIwas influential with his race and It is said Incited tho ne I groes to many acts of aggression ff against the whites Three of blsI sons are 1 Iii jail In Atlanta awaiting for the same crime for which I Itrial father was hanged They tfdr TAmoved to Atlanta as they W have a1Ct1nahere 1eownnbostcrA- nnouncoment t is made of the ap r poaching marriage of Mr Jt Ney Foster junior editor and one of the proprietors of tho Hartford Repub lican and Miss Anna Eliza Keown T daughter of exSheriff Cal P Keown r fand wife which will occur at the i home of the bride hero Tuesday December 26 at 130 p m The t I wedding will be a quiet one only a few friends and the immediate rel t atives of the connubial couple be ing Invited The ceremony will be performed by Rev Chester Stevens of Louisville Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs Foster will Cleave for aitahorf trip to Louisville and Cln cinnati returning to Hartford via Owensboro where they will visit th- orgrooms mother arriving hero the v of the week and going at once to housekeeping Mrs Foster will continue tier work as teacher of the Primary grade of Hartford College I IThey are a popular young couplet and como of two of Hartfords old t est and most respected families The Herald joins their many friends In wishing them much happiness I With the Corning of Middle Ago There Is a letting down in the physical I forces often shown In annoy Itt Ing and painful kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities 1i Fpjey Kidney Pills are a splendid r regulating and strengthening medJ1 1 clue at such a time Try them For y salp by all dealersinii i1- 1ants to Succeed Tames Paducah Ky Dec 16County Allen W Barkley of this city 1Judge formally announced hla can for the Democratic nomlnai Congress from this district ILILtoday Barkley Is the first to an for the office The success vx111 take tho seat of 6L James Whp was recently nominated for the United States Senate r 40 A Terrible launder Io tteglect liver trouble fever do fLTIke Dr Kings New Life Pills t oo thejiir8t sign ofcpnrtlpatlonVl blliouensrr Inactive bowels and prevent virulent Indigestion jaun r regulate11veruivyour health Daly 2 PC at James H Williams fmI BwtIHllfw Qult6llttis crowd of Pierltt- semhled ai the resldrtaci lot Xr T i M ceeH atilt aloo c a au J 4 r of Hartford last Sunday to cele Jrate Mr Cecils 55th birthday IIt being a surprise affair Tho occasion was highly enjoyed by the dos and his guests Those prosen were Mr and Mrs Joe Robertson Mr and Mrs F M Plrtle Mr and Mrs Joe Hockey Mr and Mrs S J Hawklns Mr and Mrs T H Bal main Mr and Mrs H H Sinnett Mr and Mrs C P Turner Mr and Mrs T J Smith Mrs M McCor mlck Mrs Robert E Haynes Misses Gladys Wooten Vera Haw kins KathleeyiTprner Beatrice Haynes Wlllye Smith Messrs Hen ry Plrtle Oswald Hacker Mr Likens to Land Saturdays Frankfort NewsJour nal says Mr Bosworth while In Frankfort yesterday said that G B Likens of Ohio county will be the Assistant Auditor This Is one of the most responsible positions in theAUllII tors office Mr Likens is f compe ton man however and will hole down the place satisfactorily Henry Ware of Frankfort will bo assistant to Mr Likens In charge of the claim department and will bo the confidential man to Mr floe worth looklng after much of the correspondence of the office Mr Ware has had many years expe rience in the Auditors office and has the work of all the departments atI his fingers tips Mr Bosworth says bo can not say who will bo Insur ance Commissioner as he does not know who he will appoint yet He says It Is easier for him to say who he will not appoint than for him to say who ho will appoint I had been troubled with consti pation for two years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol Tenn me1wrltGSI boro Ivy Tvwo packages of Cham berlains Sjqjhach add Liver Tablet cured me For salo by all ors dealrr Snip is UutlfloiJ Bowling greflm +K loc 1C t JTie shloof IbOOOobO pounds of tobacco in the Bowling Green one sucker district pool was ratified In t this city today by representatives tho different unions The ofII was purchased by John W of Louisville at average price of 7 When you have a cold get a bottle of Chamberlains Coush Remedy It r will soon fix you up all right and will ward off any tendency pneumonia Tbls remedy towardI no opium or other narcotic be given as confidently to a baby asI to1 an adult Sold by all dealers m A Pleasant Affair Miss Lattye Sparks and brothers entertained Saturday night at their I homo In east Hartford Those pres StevenslOolaI Ghlnn of Beaver Dam Cat Moseley Ernie Roy and Jesse Daniel Berry and Ray Hawkins All reported a reall nice time I MAXWELL t Dect6Some farmers are strip ping and delivering tobacco at good Jpr1 fj Mr and lira Laahbrooka of Sarvis Hill visited Mrs Stella ludson of this place Sunday Mrs Flpra Watson went to Liver none Wednesday- Mrs Mllda Drace died at her lomo here last Thursday morning ecember 7 aged 65 years Funeral services were conducted at the I E Church here Friday morning by Rev R A Bennett of Hartford She leaves many friends and refa ives whose hearts are sorely I grieved Mr and Mrs Kennlth Watson of wensboro visited Mr and Mrs Rich Watson of this place Saturday and Sunday Mr ROW nCrowe went to Liver none Frldaytiw 4 Cured in HIg Own Home Sown HopklnBvlllo 1yJ W Jordan awoll known dentist living on Ken uckjr Ave near 7th street tolls the ray for his fellow townsmen to bo ured of kidney and bladder troubles ho himself was cured I had idney trouble in a very bad form nd two doctors performed an op ration but the first relief I had jas after taking Foley Kldpey P411s rrijey kayo dozy ale mote good than to usedileavelack but itnQe taking Foley Kidney PUIa I have had no pain and gladly rteoBUBeai ihea to all whe have Mn y trouble For wile bJ taliI IJI 1a TOBACCO COOLERS ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTERI Facilitates Handling of the Weeds Here and Saves Mucht Time Wo wish to call the attention ofc tho farmers to their tobacco dolly eries BE CAREFUL AND IONT LET YOUR TOBACCO INJURE IN BULK We urge every farmer who delivers his tobacco to the Gallaher Limited to call and register Her cars do this by phone While It may bo a little Inconvenient to some to get to a phone yet It may save several dollars Whenyou expense you call either by phone or other wise your name will be placed onII tho hook for n certain day and If you are on hand you will be unload ed on that day unless there Is some unavoidable delay which may oeClrJ and In such case you will be first on the next day but If you fall to come on the day on which you are reg- Istered then you will call and reg lsterWeas you this In order that we may avoid these Ilutsf ItotherIIt 1 expense unnecessary Try to ydur tobacco In good bringJJ der So ordered by E C BAIRD Chmn t W B TAYLOR Secy Ohio County Fin Com t MAX SHOT H1MSKLF I THOUGHT TO Ili DYING TThe Owonsboro Messenger of Sunday says Time condition of Frank Graham who according to the statement of 1 his wife attempted to commit sui I cide Friday evening about 9 oclock romaine practically unchanged and 11 the physicians who are attending him ntxtlie city hospital hold outJ but little hope for his recovery j Graham n was stated had been I In poor health and was very despondent over Ms condition It k I said that hn brooded over his finan I cial affairs and the fact that hoi had I but little money for the Christmas II senson and that In n moment of wiIdesperation ho turned his revolver I against himself and fired tho shot through his body t The sufferer was apparently row 1 ing some easier Inst night but IIi was not thought that the ohanito was of a permanent nature and ti Is not believed that ho wjll recover IWOWDKII I Dec t S1Ir Virgil Eiktldge and family formerly ofHartford tU1II Sunday Mr J M Eakrldge went to Paradise Saturday Misses Annie Murphy and Ethel Eskrldge went to Drakesbbro Saturday Mrs M E Klrtley went to Del ton Thursday Mrs Wm Whitney went to Par adts6 Friday to be at the bedside of her mother Mrs Grlggs who died Saturday of pneumonia- Mr James Hayes of Moorman visited friends here Sunday Mr Lee Noafus of Drakesboro visited friends hero Sunday Mrs S E Pennington of Bevler and Mrs Matthews of Moor 1 man visited Mr Sam Estea and family Sunday Miss Carrie Murphy returned from Drnkesbpro Saturday For Sale Cheap A full course of Bookkeeping orI 1 full course of Shorthand andI Typewriting Including all the aux Uary branches such as Banking polling Punctuation Mathematics c as explained in the catalogue The regular catalogue price for this scholarship is 50 We will sell at a bargain and the one getting it will Bcelve the same benefits as if purchased direct from DraughpnB Prac ical Bulsness College For further particular call on or address tt The Hartford Herald r t rARTFORD TELEPHONE lCOMPANY INCORPORATED i Tho Dwenabor6 fnquirer srfys tThe HartfordflvTelophone j cant= pany whose place of h business is to beJn Owonaboro has tiled arUcJea of Incorporation lid P jeet of the corporatlon Is to operate a tele hone eyrtemrft ra Hartford fo the tdWM jwd shies Wd Atao to I lease and make contracts with telephone companies otherff The capital stock of the company Is fixed at 410000 divided Into 200 shares of 50 per share The In- corporators own three shares each reside in Louisville They areS William W Crawford William T- Halemind Joseph Hclllngcr The affairs are to be conducted by the Incorporators until December 19 when there shall bo a board three directors elected who shall elect a president vice president and secretartrnsurerCThe Indebtedness of the corporation 1 Snot to exceed 1000 and on the private property of the Incorpo ls exempt from the corporate m1ebtsri WooiliKru Circle P J Tweddoll Deputy Supreme Ounrdl n of the Woodmen Circle tins completed the organization of a now G pve here to be called Golden IltiloiGrove No OG The following omller8 were elected and Installed Past Guardian Flora Woaley Guardian Nannie Mlchkn Adviser Bertha Phillip Clerk Nellie Patty Bniiker JanwI H Vllllrm Cbaplajn Nora Echroader AttoncIc PInt th Karl Anderson Inner SentineV Georgia Smith putaf Selln tine Cordelia Mldklff PhysicianI Dr Et n Pendleton Mana orn H E Mischko A L NaIl A P Petty tl- lIJIJ officers are full of energy end true to the cause and much in terest is being manifested There wereAevtral new members added to the Grove by transfer cards at our last meeting May the boosting suirit continue to dominate our Grove MEMBER L J hIIl 111cDoi1SMr1 Henry Hunler of to Whlte county Illinois li viBlting relative and friends in this neighborhood Ito Our nr nual telephone meeting oc purrednt Rockport last Saturday to elect directors for the eUlllhlKOIUb nnd transact inrh other bualiiess as mlshtJlIne before the body The followfliiar directors wore elected Virgil Curtis John CnfbminB Clay ton Drown nT Park Ernie Rowe nnd Jesse Fnlkcnon The body Instructed for Mr Luther Hunker II- for county director at the counta convention which meets nt McIIonry In JanuaryThere n great deal of rain In this section last wok Tln Antor will get over all tho low bottoms I e- Ion Johnson or color will lose laMrla Messrs Sherman and Jack Taylor mmio a trip1 to Beaver iam last Sat urdayIIIOMASTIIOJIPSON OX TRIAL AGAIN AT DISON 11 Evansville Ind Dec 17 The rial of Thomas Thompson of Prov dence uy who Is under an In llctment charging firstdegree mur lor will bo called In the Webster r ounty Circuit Court at Dixon Ky J omorrow and continue several lays It Is charged that the young nan killed his father who was one of the wealthiest and bestknown nercbants of Providence The athers body was found In n ceme r ery near Providence about a year ago Thompson was tried I several months ago at Dixon but tho jury was unable to agree Since that Ime the accused man has been out on bond signed by an uncle who Ivea in Louisville D POI Sale CheRtA full Bookkeeping Course schol J Tahlp in tho well known Bryant tratton Business College LoulsII vllle Ky For further particulorfl call on or address rb + UF The Hartford Herald Notice to Creditors I Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky E D Pendieton Admr c Plain tilts ve Esther Qatton et al Defendants 1 All persons having claims against the estate of Green W Phipps de ceased are hereby notified to file lame with the undersigned Commissioner at his office in Hartford Ky roperly proven on or before Jan uary lt 1912 or the ywlH be forever barred F L FELIX Master Commissioner i9t4 Ohio Circuit Court IEvery family has need of a good l ellablQ llnlmcBt For sprains brjilBes soreness ot the muscles latE heumattc pains there te now bet 1 ter balers than Chamberlalaa Sold by all sa 11 i H FINE GAIN IS SHOWN ff-f- IN DEMOCRATIC RANKS Precincts That Show a Nice Advance Over Vote of 1910 As chairman and secretary of tle Ohio County Democratic Campaign we calculated sue per centage gain of the precinct bated the Democratic vote east In 1910 and the following llit the reIj suit In all precincts gaining more i i than 21 per cent eliminating free L of tlons r- Uuford 26 per cent Uartlttta 8ti per cent Point Pleasant 46 per ceut Ralph 30 per cent Herbart P2 per cent sHtnavlllo 17 liar cent From time It will he teen that Point Pleasant takte first place cud sKtnavlllo second The result In Ill other precincts was erItlrnctory and time precinct campaign are all to be conpratulat mL 11 lIon theKO d sJUlwlnlt they Thanking nil for the splendid or ganlzatlons made In the recent elec D we are Yours truly G B LIKENS ChmnJC MI CROWB Secy- nilNXVilld Dec 18 Fanners are all about done stripping tobacco and will begin to dellvor as soon as the water goes downIIMr John Doilson who lies been to his bed in long Iit able in alt up n littleaMr nnd Mm W M1 Morttn wen Hartford today on liiitlnest Mr Andrew Alford weut to Ro mimic today on business Mrs Ore n of Hnrdlns- mrg Is visiting her daughter andII con of this IIlaceeMr anti Mrs A M Wwtherfortl Mr and Mrs Charlie Foemtter orII Plo visited Mr and Mrs J re Lowe last BlludaynMlffl KWle Dukes school here wllnI Ie out next week Sire lies taught flna achooltNotlcc1 Sof IK The Hartford Magisterial ni trlc 1 S of K will meet with the PIck itts Locnl at RIcketts iclioolluiueo ton Saturday December 80 1011 flat 10 oclock n m We would like BOO ovary local represented one come all I G P JONES Chmn C O R TINSLKY Sccy KnJiynIIt Kntcrtaininciit I Tioavo Dnm IKy Doc 1i illssoe Clcmmle and Cecil Mao MyI i- erl entertained a number of their friends at their home near Render 1y Wednesday night Those pros mt were Misses Ira Horse Blanche and Ethel Mao Richardson Clem die and Cecil Mae Myers Stollr radshnw Messrs Herbort StlJart of Beaver Dam Ciao nnII tease Chlnn JCSFC Bradshaw Cor ictt Harvey and Frank Mitchell t Cooper George Cleveland and Hu bert Stevens Chester Moines lien y Wesley and Willie Stevens EIII car and Clifton Richardson Clay ton Frank and John Thomas My ers All reported r pleasant time llYlWETTS PKKHY Dec lSQulte n serious acci lent occurred at Narrows last Thursday Huber Powers a boy- baui 14 years of age caught onto he local freight train for a ride ftoi riding about a quarter of a Wile he jumped off his head strik- Ing a stone which fractured his skull An operation was performed y a specialist from Owensboro He vlll probably recover Mr Rowo Harrison who has been In bad health for iome time is se= lously ill The high water has greatly Impeded the delivery of tobacco Mr T W Barrett will leave for Svansvllle today with his logs WEST NOCREEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT I LEAOUJ Program for Friday evening December 22 1911 Opening address Robert Davis ocitatlonMrs Bertha Lewis Vhiatllng Forrest Hudson and Iharlle Foster SoloMarllssa Foster Dialogue Recitation Filyd a Foster and Carroll Ward DUet Irene and Clarice Ward Recess Recitations TreaaTe and Eura landerfur Debate Subject Re Dived That Ambition Is a Vice Nbt a Virtue A rmatlvo J P u Robert Davis Curry Wal and Dudley Wtsterfiold Neg ative Otis Carton Tymer Wester field A C Porter and Gilbert Wes terfield Recltatloiu Gertie and Dora Bennett QuartetS P San derfur Jossie Park Curry Wallace and Otis Carton Solo Secretary Paper CritleamFILYDIA FOSTKR Socy HFN XiTT Deec 17Mr and Mrs Thomas Anderson and son Johu Reuben spent Sunday with his parent Mr and Mrs Reuben Anderson of Hartford 1 Mr Mean of Uuud o vis- Ited bla ton Mr B V Bean a part last week Roy Joe Crowe of Uoelne filled lilt regular appointment at liethel Saturday and Sunday J lEverybody la expecting n lot nr presents and a good time Christmas Andl Vim Ifii Cot Taylor The Frankfort Journal of Sunday says Gcv McCrcary Imn comiMlMloned the following at olnuvle on Ms staffrhnmas J Smith of Rich mftnSlQfeffl lAIf rlJsaCMar sallies Woodson May of Soiner lot ilI P Taylor of Hartford A Martin of Frankfort James B Park of Kingston and L W o Trenton Yainkrllk and MovitiK Ilclnrc Slimr rpera Iloimc Xnias Wtcli Mr Kabe late of the Keith Vau deville Circuit has linen engaged for the evening of December 28 on the Flu 1en Mando lin Guitar Dnnjerlue and Mottle blarkfaee also Mr Vllk raou in blackface omedy and mcuolngua Sao dlaplay of InetivimeuU otc used in The Ohio County IJruf Cos mhfJw Althrogh Ithe weather WM very a largo audience greet Snap Shut a play produced liy local talent at Dr Beans Opera House Thursday night It w ns glv n for Ube benefit of the Wood Circle and was under the m- uedlate 8upcll loll of Miss Lelia DeWitt a young lady of rare hls- rlcnle twlcnt The entertainment was aplondld throughout and was well received by a highly pleased audience IKaeh of tho seventy jveo lilo engaged in tho piny performed the part assigned In a highly seats manner OOOOOOOOGOOOOO MiUIiF MCKNSK C- oaoooooooooooooo Arley Shown Hartford to Lillian llcliardaon Hartford Kuguiie Jonen Monmouth 111 to Vgne M Voiles Jones Ky J T WhltehouM Siagan to Eva Jentry Narrows C W McMllllon Beaver Dam to Minnie Wise Heaver Dam- J W Newman Commissioner of grlcultureelect announces that mmedlately upon taking office he vlll revoke the call for a meeting of the State Farmers Institute In January For Salt Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky At Waycross Oa Mrs R L Robbins was sentenced to prison for twenty years for the murder of her neighbor Miss Belle Smith Air classy job minting The Herald jxFalling v You certainly cannot lose your hair and keep it too Which shall it be Lose Then do nothing Keep Then use Ayers Hair Vigor That is about all there 1is to it Ayers Hair Vigor isalso- a splendid hairdressing and hair tonic It keeps the hair soft and smooth and greatly promotes its growth Itdoes not color the hair Consult your doctor freely Doctors are studying these hair1 questions much more than In former days j 14 lmN a 6Am OO i i w 1 M J FJIUI3-T V 0QC4or fimvi imivnT v v sp saPAGE TWO t THE HARTFORD HERALDt7LD DAD r29t1tUI M OOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO9OOOOOOOCOOO60OOOOCXX SOO CHINA AND GLASSWARE I MugsVases LampsJJ Sal dsii t Cuspidors Berry Sets Water Sets- Ornaments J SetsEPunch Bowls c Celery Trays j Powder Boxes j J Hair Receiversji i c Cups and Saucersir L Bowls and Pitchers Scarfs Caps Cotton Hand G9fie 9T in11 tL FROM5c I I 1 JJHis SANTA CLAUS AGAINI Subjects that his old headquarters have been so satisfactory that he agaIn all communications directed lhim In care of JLJ E P BRO Dam Ky that he will make his usual to all the little stockinggr l up by and leave to make the folks Children go to bed the of Rip and Santa Claus is sure to come 11 Visit our store look over the nice prepared for this great distributionpresents for any size and any age to amuse 1 Dolls that will make the little ones happyChristmas of every discription and Decort Wearing Apparel to Suit every 1 iialions lt I MENS WEAR P 8 Substantial Presents for Men and c t Suits Overcoats Pants Shoes Shirts Ties Hats Suspenders Underwear Socks Cuff Sweaters and I Handkerchiefs I ILADIES WEAR Coat Suits Skirts Petticoats Hats Dress Neckwear Avia tion Silk and Hose Sweaters Bags Lace Pins Belt Pins Belts Back Side and JIH Home Hart MarxGood Clothesn nL Miscellaneous Presents Furniture Pictures Beds Tie 1 Sets Sets iti SpringsCigar RockersGloveDressers Military Sets fr Cases DavenportsSmoking1 Manicure SetsBed Suits Baskets yKitchen Cabinets Albumsyou anyPicturethe as Post Albumssortment you find in this Handkerchief one mammoth Photograph Albums tion you come And and see n T Jv tJ t MJ 1ji V Hp FJ IIoa oooooocoooooooooooooooi c m o t DOLLS T03f= V T I Baby Dolls Negro Dolls Clown DollsII Dressed Dolls Sleeping Dolls I Kid Dolls f Dolls i Bisque Dolls I I Brass Head Dolls Head Dolls t I Andstill some Pay our Doll I Family a friendly call REMINDS advises to BARNES Beaver On eventful night rounds hung the family fireside presents I happy early sleep sleep I- Van Winkle I c things Toys Edibles Toilet Articles Home Comforts t I taste Boys Gloves Buttons Cloaks Waists Goods Gloves Combs Combs Barettes Boxes Chairs Toilet Tables Brush rMattresses I Room Work Kodak Stores Card Boxes institu Wont Many Many More Dolls China Body Linen Body Head Patent grownup Mufflers IIj Toys Everything to Amuse r Cups Birds Balls Tables Carts Games Buggies Chairs Whistles Blocks Horns Tea Sets Dresses Chimes Buckets Books e It Air Guns Engines Sad Irons Bears 7 Coffee Mills Dogs Beds Garden Setsjj Pop Guns Street Cars Wagons Automobiles Trunks Horses Wagons We have every conceivable I sort of toyto amuse and instruct the children at prices to accom f modate any purse A fine selection ofthe latest novelties Come let us show you t t m LIilNI I 1101 1E BE3AVE3R DAM KENTUCKY u it MAIN STREET 4 f i d l r G- aI d- N 1 5 I f oooooppppqpoooopoopocK alo ZI p J a Iir w T iT FA b S WEDNESDAY DEC 20 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE THREE TAr = T + i 4 r = y IILJ s To Everybody and a cordial invitation to all to visit R W Kings Jewelry Store where you will find an uptodate stock of Watches I Clocks Jewelry and in fact everything that is kept in a firstclass store of its kind Not the largest stock in the whole country butll the best selected If you think of buying something for your Sweetheart Mother Sister Brother Husband Wife Son or Daughter 8 remember I have almost anything you may want suitable for an Xmas Present Come and see my beautiful line of Jewelry at such 8 f low prices that everybody can afford to buy Prices within the reach of the poor as well as the rich Remember every article in myg store is guaranteed You should come at once before the stock is picked over Let us supply you with something to cause this I j Xmas to be remembered by the one you love fj I I IR W KING = MAIN STREET r HARTPORDI1 1 OOOOOOCOOOOOCOOCOCCOOOOCOO OCOOOCOOX3COCOOOCOCOCO OOOOGCOCCOGOCOCCOCOSOCCOO rcXJOOOOCOCCOOCOCCXXXXJOOCOO OCCOCCCOCOCCXXXXXXX2CCOOOC OOCOCCXK3OOOOOCCOOCOCOCX5OCXI I fLEDGES OF THE PARTY PUUE01 i To Be Rigidly Kept Says j 4 Qov McCreary JIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS Wfllch Rings With Patriotic r Spirit and Fealty to the People A OEM OF WORDS AXD LOGIC t In his Inaugural address atI Frankfort on Tuesday of last week 1 Governor McCreary said Called a second time to the ofII of Governor of Kentucky by the- I ffficQttsuffrages of a generous and pa IJ triotic people I with sIncerest I pleasure express my profound grat I I Itudeq to the people otmy native State for the Eonor conferred upon I met In assuming this Important S w trust I am deeply sensible of Its 54Mt responsibility as well as its I 9 honor and I bring to It a consclen l tettouq desire and determination to discharge its duties faithfully fear K lessly and Impartially I aI hall be Governor not of any particular class or section but of all thb people of our great Common I wealthana I will have no Individ ual Schemes to advance and no per eofial aspirations to promote I n j jiwI1 endeavor In every proper way to uphold and advance all that will bring prosperity to the State and happiness to Its people Relying upon the support of r free brave and patriotic Kentuck lar land entreating the aid and protection of TheLordof Hosts great In councils and mighty In works I pledge whatever ability or energy I possess to the faithful support and maintenance of the Constitution and the laws My earnest effort shall bo to uphold and maintain policies that will promote alike the Interests of i theiests of the manufacturer and the f offI y and encouraged t t111e platform on which the Democratic party won a great vlc tory at the last election places Im f portant responsibility on our party and the duty of complying fully I with the platform pledges not on- lylrests on every Democrat elected on the State ticket but also upon every Democrat of the General As i sembly and all Democrats are Interested In n faithful compliance with the platform and the Incom S eralS1 and compelled to carry out the pledges of the platform I IIII I am in favor ofcomplying with avery declaration ot the Democratic platform ftiJopfecTat the last State Convention and toho ewhoare rged with the sovereign fans1 U of legislation I look with con i promptilaws required by the platform which are svlmportahl and feces II vary as were ever considered by the members of anY General Assembly i Kentucky Is fortunate In having J worthy Intelligent a4 wellequip prneaontgtiyescomposing I b L bly and I believe they will make a record which will be regarded ball y as satisfactory and honorable Among the most Important measures Indorsed by the Demo cratic platform and supported by the candidates for office at the last election and to which both State officers and members of the General 1 Assembly are pledged are the fol lowing which at the present time I can not discuss at length More efficient and more practical common school system and ed ucational Institutions of the State wisely and economically adminis tered and womans suffrage 1 school elections Wise and conservative laws which will encourage roads and bridge building and reasonablet State aid where each county first does Its part- Revision of the tax system by submission to a vote of the people whether or not they desire to adopt an amendment to our State Consti tution broadening tho powers of the General Assembly BO that iit may classify property for the pur pose of taxation Change in the present method of selecting the Prison Commission ers of the State and the removal o all politics from the management o our penal institutions Creation of a department of banking providing for competent Inspection of all our State financial InstitutionsElection of United States Sen ators by the direct vote of the peo ple Organization and cooperation among farmers and organization and cooperation among all laboring men Such laws as will under appro priate penalties destroy all corrup lobbyingExtension of the present local option l1w- DIrect primary election law Explicit and effective corrupt practice law The finances of tho State shall suffer no detriment which it may be possible for me as Governor to pre ventIn all public expenditures rigid economy shall be preserved and the members df the General Assem bly in making appropriations should have due regard all the time to the available money In the Treasury It is the certainty morethat the severity of punishment that prevents crime In our State a jury rarely if ever convicts a person of crime who is innocent Criminals who have had a fair trial according to law and have been convicted should not rely on executive clem ency and the pardoning power au I WELL KNOWN MINISTER Restored to Health by Vinol Rev D Schneider who Is a well known minister In Rico Lake Wis writesI a very severe stomach trou We last year from which I was kept eagkgedtheavail T then read of Vlnol and determined to try a bottle Before It was used up I was out of bed and four bottles made mo a well man Vlnol Ilu a splendid medicine and I can gladly recommend Jt thecountrytilts wondifol tonic For twelve pears Vlnol has beer gold oath money back1 plan and popslarityandvrlll do whrtclbafM ItZ Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dan Ky- ltwtfordDr boy Hartford Ky thorlzed by the Constitution should not be sought before conviction My countrymen we have one re public with one Constitution and onodestinyKentucky Is n component part of the great federal Union ono State In a confederation of States That which affects liberty in one State will in time be beneficial to other States That general law which Is oppressive or Injurious in one State will be oppressive or in jurious in other States therefore our State shares Its part of the hon or or dishonor the blessings or den sire our Commonwealth to be In full accord and harmony with her sister States In supporting the Con stitution and in striving to advance the best Interests of the whole I I addItoderful destiny I I On this great occasion my heart lIs full of admiration and hope for gratitudeII who have elected me twice by the I largest majorities given in the last fifty years for Governor of the State of Kentucky andfobedience to the Constitution and confifdence reposed In me by the electors of the State of Kentucky- I succeed an honorable and pa triotic statesman who according to his views has been a faithful and an efficient Governor and I wish him during his retirement to pri vate life success and happiness Earnestly invoking the blessings of Almighty God on our State and on our people I appeal to my fel low citizens regardless of their po cooperatetwith me In conducting pn honest Impartial and economical adminis tration which will uphold justice freedom education progress and righteousness and advance the in terests and maintain the integrity of the Commonwealth of Ken tucky Lightning Kill Few In 190C lightning killed only 169 people in this whole country Ones chances of death by lightning are less than two In a million The chance of death from liver kidney or stomach trouble is vastly great er but not If Electric Bitters be used as Robert Madscn of West Burlington Ia proved Four doc tors gave him up after eight months of suffering from virulent liver trouble and yellow Jaundice He was then completely cured by Elec tric Bitters Theyre the best stom ach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth s Only 60c at James H Williams m Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Thomas Richards Plaintiff vs D L Evans et Ill Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 in the above cause for the sum of 15000 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 25th day of October 1906 until paid subject to the following credIt 4140 paid April 24th 1909 and costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction it the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 1st day of January 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit or six months the following described property town A tractor parcel of land in Ohio county Kentucky bounded as follows Beginning at a beech on the East side of Adams Fork creek thence P577 Jh W79 Mi poles to a gum and two beeches thence with O P Richards line In a South Westcrnly direction to a stone on the schoolhouse road near T N Trumans thence with said road to a gum corner to James Websters thence with Websters lino in a straight line direction passing Websters corner thence with John Clarks line to a beech on a branch Clarks corner thence down saidI branch to John Huffs corner with Canary thence down same with Canarys line on the North side of said ditch where same empties Into the creek thence crossing same to a stake on the East bank of said creek thence down said creek as It meanders to the beginning contain ing seventy acres more or less or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 12th day of December 1011 F L FELIX i Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys r- An Alarm nt Night That strikes terror to the entire household Is the loud hoarse and metallic cough of croup No mis taking It and fortunate then the lucky parents who keep Foliys Honey and Tar Compound on hand YIsaystr0l1b1ledall wo give them Is Foleys Honey and Tar Compound I always hare a bottle of it In the house For sale by all dealers S mI HOUGH SCItAMIIhK OF MEN FOR CHANCE AT A JOB I Superior Wls Dec STwo hun dred men today fought In Tower avenue for a chance to work There were Just four Jobs open at the docks Three tickets had been dealt out when the demand for the re maining one became so clamorous that the agent In charge threw the fourth above the mens heads As It fell the men In the crowd rushed for It fighting desperately to get the right to workII BLOCKADED I I Every Household in Hartford Should Know How to Resist It The back may ache because the kidneys are blockaded Help the kidneys with their workThe back will ache no more Lots of proof that Doans Kid ney Pills do this Its the best proof for it comes from C W this vicInItyII Owensboro Ky says I had heard of Doans Kidney Pills and as I was having lameness across my kidneys I procured a box and took them carefully as directed The result was that my trouble dIsap- peared A relative also suffered from an attack of lumbago that made every movement painful and his kidneys were disordered I in sisted upon his taking Doans Kidney Pills and it was wonderful how quickly they disposed of an the pain and lameness In a few days he was at work and the kidney dif ficulty had disappeared For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloI Now Tfork sole agents for the United States Remember the naneDoansand takpjo other I WILLBE HTTHE STORE OF TH- ECENTERTOWN Mercantile Co Of Centertown Ky Saturdays Dec 23 And want to see all you children and J grownups too there I shall look for you and now dont you disap point me You had better come Your friend SANTA CLAUS Pianos Direct AND No Middlekk Front Factory mans Profits A fine Piano 15000 CASH 17500 on tithe Used Pianos from 3500 up Orgais from 1500 jip WE ARE FAOTORY REPRESENTATIVES r Write us for Catalogues J r The DanielSamuels Music Company 1 107 W Third St OWENSBOROKY x t ll- PAGE 4 POCR THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY DEOI 20i JJ9H n The lIartlJ4 Herald rr I HEBGR MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX emropt fRANK L FELIX Publad Propr ii- f Entered at Ute Hertford poEtofflco I of the pocond clawas mall mattor Li Listilll Chances are that In one respect- f voting will remain about tho tame ti tiafter the ladles get used to the bal lot She will probably vote just asI her mother did 4 One Inauguration just over and another one almost at hand next March n year whop 8 Democratic President will bo Inaugurated Think the announcement P little premature Just Walt and see After an Interim of thirtysix rr yeas lIon James B Mc reary IsI araln In the Governors chair at Frankfort as chipper amiable andI i able as if nothing had occurred In t r moantlmcnothlnJo onlY a Snsy- life full of honors J The Owensboro Inquirer very + truly says that Not all the JlcXani aras aro In tho labor umoni There i are some of thorn Inblg business But the chances are that the latter J will never bo bunted down by De tective Burns 1 114 Here looks like easy Christmas money for some one Mr Charles W Morse of Brookline Mass offers a prize of 51000 to anybody who will convince him that the world Is round Diagrams not con Rldercd Ho Just wants somebody to show him why lie cant run to the wigs and Jump off Teddy has boon real good lately I really hasnt done anything to get himself Into print and the chances now are that Santa Claus Is going ItpromiseIt tlssucIIIII urging were necessary to Inspiret the coming Kentucky Legislature Democratic In both Houses to a I strict fulfillment of party pledges asI embodied In tho last Democratic I State platform In fact bothI i platforms of the loading partiesI contained excellent features prom IIsing much needed legislation I which no legislator can afford to Ig nore The people aro expecting much of this Legislature In the way ij of duty and performance Let i them not be disappointed If any oneand wo hardly think i Itevor had any doubt of Cow Mc Crcarys firm allegiance to the Dom ocratlc platform of the last campaign I and his Intention to do his utmost to see that every pledge con tamed therein Is fulfilled such fear- bb will be dlipelled by reading his In augural address contained on thet third page of The Herald today This short message Is a gem of logicII and loyalty to party spirit 1 full of moat and sound doctrine and leaves no legislator with any excuse for not doing his duty when the General Assembly convenes J JThore are many poor homes throughout the laud where Santa Claus Is a stranger To the little children of these homes the noted j III I patron saint Is more a fahlo than with other children as they never soe any tangible evidences of hisI j visits They do not know what is like In any way To thorn a pal of shoos stockings gloves or any of the much needed wearing apparel I would moan much would mean at least that they are not forgotten the most hitter thought that can como to anybody at this glad sea son Do you ever play Santa to a poor neighbor I Next Monday the Christians of I the wholo world celebrate the natal day of Him who although poor andi possessing not a coin of Ills own yet became Immortalized as tho Giver of all good gifts Ho gave nd c gifts In a material sense He bull no line edifice nor founded n city to bear His family name yet Ho pave to tho world the most pricelessr I r Gift of all the universe Himself otorI11atthen of the human mind It Is i j1 for us to give each other presents at this season In memory of the great Giver but above and through it all r should shine the rays of tho Bethle r hem star of hope and love and fellow Iij G feeling Gpod will towards alI men Ki Rub the Joints with BALLARD8 SNOW j LINIMENT to relieve rheu I matism it penetrates the flesh to tho bone tcopyejrjnpUsI soothing and refltoratlfAInfluonde to tho spot where thte pain exists Price 2Cc b71HarttoJ hII Donovan cc t1J1lta19l D 11 n ny ih 1 L3 I L d i Report Qfilia Condition of tIlei BANK OF HARTFORD Doing UiiKlness in the JfownYflf Hurtfbnl County of Ohio State of Kentucky at vtlio Close of HushtesaOil tho 1ti Day of Decem her 1011 itESOCitCES 1 Lbana and Discounts 18756927 S 1TS and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 1144760 8 Due from Banks 3098612 4 Actual Cash on hand 1024838- C Chocks cash Items and exchange for clearing 17J9117 C Overdrafts Secured S37000C Unsecured 106477 ITotal 4704 17 7 Current expense and taxes paid 20uSCl 8 Real ustate 3000 Hurnlturo unit Fixtures 1000 Total 400000 9 Other Assets not In eluded under uny of the above hands 00 Total 52528502- MAimlTIKS 10 Capital Stock palUlH v In cash 4000000 ill Surnliifl 12000000 ITndlvtclaa profs I 293182 Total 22S31S2 12 Deposits on whldh Inte11lstls pnitl 11828701 I Deposits on which Interest Is not wild 7084670 Total Deposits 18913331 13 Cashiers checks- outstanding j 00 Certified checks 00 Tbtlil 00 Duo to Banks 69339 1 IB Notes and Bills re dlncotmted 00 Blll payable 00 Total 00 16 Other liabilities not Included under any of the above heads 19600 Total S2G28o502 State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio III John T Moore Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is to the best of my knowledge belief JOHN T MOORS Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before by Jno T Moore this 5th day of December 1911 JOHN B WILSON Notary Public My Commission expires January 16 1914 Correct Attests ROWAN HOLBROOK R E LEFT SIMMERMAN J C THOMAS Directors iiII tt1teport of the Cogdttlonof the AANKKjUf fADSY1IIE- A llunft lading ilusfrieSsnt iords vllle County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the Close SWbay1011 UlS0UnCES l Loans and Discounts 5264385 2 U S and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 50000 3 DUe from DanltB1 1611636 handi64153iiend exchange for clear I tag 2973 6 Overdrafts Secured 25848 Unsecured 36700 62048 7 Curront expenses and taxes paid 7J8S548 8 Real Estntol12S 00 Furniture and Fixtures 124250 Totaf 2 7060 9 Other Assets not In r f eluded undor any of the above heads i 00 Total 7S70792- MA1IIMT1K8 p 10 Capital Stock paid in f ln cash0000011 YUndividedY Undividedprofits 148542 Total Jrasn42 12 Deposits on which In t torest is 1I- pnid 34433sr Deposits on which InJJ terest Is not paid 2379278 Deposits S8S22C03 iTotal chocks out T- Ptnndlnc 29647 l Certified checks 00 Total 29047 14 Due to Banks T 00 J 15 Notes and Bills re- discounted 00 A 4 1Total 00 16 Other liabilities notfIjicluded under any of tho above heads 00 Total 7870792 Statu of Kentucky sct County of Ohio I P C Cooper Cashier of the above named flank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to tho best of my knowledge and beliefP C COOPER Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me by P C Cooper this 16th day of December 1911 J W HALE Notary Public My Commission expires March 18 1911 CorradoAttest J F COOPER R T MILLER J D COOPER Directors Christmas Will II Soon Be Here I I CLAUS is already the main topic of con SANTA so that you may find your Holiday task an easy one we are calling your attention to ours ability to take care of your Holiday wants A bright clean uptodate stool of goods is at your command and every article bought right and priced right IEachought to be able to find something in this store that would appeal to any one of your friends Items to be Found Here for the BoysI 50 to 200 10 to 160 Handkerchiefs p 5 to 50 75rSuspcndera I 15 to 75 Scarfs 25 to 50 Socks 7vj 10 to 50 Shirts 50 to 1501 15011sOvercoats and Suits 800 to 2000 f Items to be Found Here for ii Ladies and Misses cKid Gloves 100 to S 150 Collarettes and Muffs 150 to 1000 50I1C 300oa00di Neck and Belt Pins 10 to 100 Handkerchiefs 5 to 60 Suits and Coatst 1 r 500 to 2250 IiHouse Shoes 100 to 150 Rocking Chairs to snit any member pf the family We invite you to call and do your Ishopping here i ChristmnsI f I CarsonAD iCo 11II HARTFORD II JNCOItPORArEt H t KENTUCKY 1 M 1i ro i V PREINVENTORY rft AT S J TICHENORS McHENRY KENTUCKY lt4 Beginning Dec 21 1911 Endingian11912rM1 j inaugurate our greatest sale We positively WEwillto make this our greatest sale and the one that will be the most satisfactory toour customers asthe unusu lIreduction visits nearly every line in our complete stock and is made earlier allowing you to do your Xmas shopping in staple dependable Merchandise or theHoliday line at a great J gain to you Dont fail to come even if you do live at a distance It will pay you for your time and trouble and we will havethe pleasure of showing you that our advertisement j deals in nothing except the truth We will expect you t because we believe you to be a shrewd buyer and believe you willnot overlookthepricesof value whichwe quote below CLOTHING You uill want an Xmas Suit or an odd pair of Pants Would it please you to buy a nice Suit or a pair of Pants at the price you wouldpay for one ofa poor quality Then you want to visit us and realize that you can do this very thing Mens Suits Boys Suits Overcoats Mens Pants Boys Pants every thing in Clothing at 33 13 per cent discount Heres What You Save 750 Suits for 500 1000 Suits for 667 1500 Suits for 1000 2100 Suits for 1400 300 Pants for 200 450 Pants for 300 600 Pants for 400 Mens Hats and Caps We will make a 25 per cent reduction on our entire line of Mens and Boys Hats and Caps Dont fail to see this line as it is very complete and the saving is marked 25 per cent Reduction MILLINERY Everybody is aCQuaintedwith our Millinery Department and know that there is no better ormore original stock carried anywhere You will almost be sure to buy something more in this line before the season ends Figure your future wants and buy from us at the liberal discount of 3313per1 cent Do you realize the saving This enables you to buy a nice Hat at less than wholesale prices Everything must be sold and our prices and styles will please you 25 Per Cent Reduction Will also be made on our entire line of Dress Goods Silks Linens Waistings Umbrellas and Jewelry Make your selections early and be better pleased l14tM CLOAKS AND SKIRTS We have had phenomenal success with both e lines but now wish to close the balance We believe our remarkable reduction of 33 13 perIper cent will close the entire line before the Sale is far advanced We have a good assort i ment of both Cloaks and Skirts to select from So dont fail to see u- sSPECIALS I Staple Calico 5eIHoosier Domestic 5c Hope Bleach 7 l2c Outing 812cQ P Gingham 5c 8c and tlOc 100 Dress Shirts 79c 50c Dress Shirts 39cff 50c Underwear 39c 1 79clOcMany other thing which we do not men tion all of which will interest you 1 SHOES L- Our entire line of Wolfe Bros Shoes will be sold at less than cost We have thenhinj Mens Boys Misses and Childrens Shoes No Ladies Shoes in this line Be sure to sup ply your wants from this lin- eCARPETING We have iust 11000yards Linen Carpeting something new to take the place of Matting beautiful colors and wears better The regular price is 30c per yard but during this Sale we willsell this Carpeting at 25 cents This advanced showing at a reducedprice will mean a great saving on your spring pur chase if you will only buy now Ask to see this line CONCLUSION f I J Come to see us during this SalexWe have tried to arrange the date to suit your conven l ience making the Sale in December instead of January which is our custom But we realize that by January the most off the people are through with their winter buying and are thus aII not benefited by the Sale So we have begun our Sale in December and by so doing place Jyou in a position to do your holiday tradingand the same time benefited by the liberal discount which the Sale offer Everybody knows our stock Irls as good and complete as you will find in the Green River section embracing every article of wearing apparel and some off which you will be sure to buy be fore the winter closes If you are a shrewd i II buyer dont pass our door Come in and complete your winter buying for yourself and fam ilv We shall expect youtThanking you for your liberal patronage in911 and hoping that J1912 JI1 yhe brighter land more prosperous for YOU and again extending to you a pressing invitationtorbe with 1- us during the Sale We remain slSr SkTI 1 I F1ENOFfrI 4 t1y9h t i ti J4 ca R iN 1 UQ ter f rv frTTV ff Vfy frwgy pyqfP 7TfW jpi fTi5fwiwp V f yrsf R rw y rrwer V M nIut nT tWIW ESDAY DEC 20 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE E w i Big Millinery RedUction WE find at this season of the year 1 we have entirely too much Millinery on hand They must move It I at once at some price So beginning j next Saturday we give a onethirdoff of all Hats Every Hat is marked in plain figures so divide by three and take your choice EVERY ONEf AI NEW ONE and trimmed up to latest stylspont forget eJBig 1 Reduction and Remember that it I days to Trade with a House that Saves you Money t4y J Piano Coupons Given With Every Purchase 3CT v TH Ef FA I R D EALER S oooooooooooopoo O LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O PERSONAL POINTS O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1Miss Gladys Duke is quite ill Ilers Grocery will have Fireworks for the boys A new lino of Xmas Trix at Hartford Drug Co store i iToy Pistols Guns and Fireworks i at Likens 8 Actons WANTED Few hundred bushels I of Wheat at Fords Mill 50t2 t Fancy Candles and Fruits of all kinds at Likens Actons For all kinds of Fire Works call H N Tate City Restaurantc tl ancy Fruit Baskets of all kinds J C Ilers from SOc to 500 1 Meals atr all hours at pity Res taurant7H N Tate proprietor Fifteen pounds best Granulatefl i 1k Sugar 100 at Likens Actons Mr O C Hocker McHenry gave The Herald a pleasant call Friday Lowneys oBox Candy from 10c to 500 at liars Grocery Our line of holiday goods is now In Come early and get choice HARTFORD GROCERY CO Good Shaves and bestHair Cuts at Rileys Harbor I Shop Try one 50t2 Likens rActonhave nice line of Queensware and Lamps for Xmas f Coff ceryman 47tt I Vhed you Ammunition or Ounsa 7cal1on U S Carson the Grocerymau v 47tfA Rileya new Barker h pls upto date and you get courteous treat ment there sots The hunting season is now on Get your outfit from US Carson the Grocorymanr s 4ttaO B Likens wants to soil Surrey nd Buggy Rubber tlreprgood as tw Dargalnsf T 49tf 1 Everything to ijleaso1IIq phildren in thewAyot Christmas Presents a Hartfpcd pjufCo Cafn fc Co are giving spmo speciatlr14afl Holiday priced ron Dry 3 3Goods along alt fines r nyvc M veda Rlr J IfIghaVSltcIit Y WT4uld dw 60- a l 6atl1 4- S w I t Men should shave at Rlleys Shop In Ohio County Bank building cornier Main and Center streets 50t2 r This Is J C Ilers tenth year working for Santa Claus so dont fall to come around and see him For Christmas Presents that will lastbe with you when some of the others are gonesee Carson Co For the best of everything in Fruits and Candles for Christmas see the HARTFORD GROCERY CO Give us your order for your Fruit Baskets Ours will be the prettiest and best In town- HARTFORD GROCERY CO Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 llers Grocery Toys Trinkets and Santa Claus supplies of all kinds at Hartford Drug Co Prices within the reach of allhi N Tate the Restaurant Man has a nice line of Candles Nuts and Ffuit for the holidays All fresh and reasonable i Mr David Moreland of Waynes boro Miss a former resident of Hartford has been here the past few days on business Messrs W B Taylor Beaver Damand E C Baird Hartford Route 7 were pleasant callers at The Herald office Friday Three hundred and fifty Books In yourtibooks for only lOc each Messrs ShollyRock Hartford Route 2 and Leslie Combs Hartford Route 1 were pleasant callers at The Herald offlce Monday There will b0 a moving plctum show at ttr Beans1 Opera House every night during Christmas week beginning next0 Mgndayfniabt I Want something IIn Dry Goods for s nice Xtriaa present Carson Chute It In a large variety of ar tlrolea =cheaper thaq you think I iJow would a Waterman Foun tab Pen suit you for making a nice gift We have them OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO a JiiIncorporated ygpnQltris Pw8 eboppiI qp t fijpetttbe storetot Hartfprl Drug CoT I Plenty i tb8eleot from to fill thjt Christmas sacking and lowest plest flr 1 of L We have sold already quite a few of our holiday goods So dont wait until our lino Is too badly bro ken befdre bitying- HARTFORD GROCERY CO or W BArmondt Owensboro who had been visiting relatives In Hartford and vicinity was a pleas and caller at The Herald office Thursday Mrs Sam Richardson or Sunny dale visited Mr Albert Rial am wife city Monday night and left yesterday for Owensboro to visit relatives Mr Herbert Westerfield Hart ford Route 1 J T Whitehoiiso Magan and H B Taylor Boavi Dam were pleasant callers at The Herald office yesterday Mr and Mrs E M Wood ware have returned from Loulsvlle where Mrs Woodward was under medico treatment She Is we are glad tc say much Improved In health For a nice Xmas present come and see our Roman Brass assort jment pure lacquered to prevent tarnishing OIIIO COUNTY DRUG CO Incorporated tur Xmas Candles Guths are fresh from the factory to us and are pronounced delicious We have them In k to 2tt boxes OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Incorporated You only have to make a 50c purchase from us to secure a free ticket to our Vaudeville and Mov ing Picture Show Xmas week OHIO COUNTY DRUG co Incorporated W E Ellis has the best and greatest variety of Feed Stuff In town for sale and will pay you the highest cath prices for allkinds ot Produce Also Flour and Meal for sale 6014 Hear Mrf Rabo sing You are the Ideal of My Dreams Thats What the Rose Said to Me Maple Leaf Rag etc at the Vaudeville Show at Dr Beans Opera House Xmas week December 28 In this IIssue of The Herald will be found several bank statements of these Institutions doing business In this county They all show a healthy and safe Condition and evince careful and conservative management His Royal Highness the Adver User has charge of the principal portion of The Herald this week but what he has to say will bs found both interesting and profitable ti our readers Our usual large read Ing matter space will be resumed next week All brands of Flour and Meal will be sold at Fords Mill during the Holidays only at reduced prices Best patent flour white and fine no better made at 490 per barrel Fresh meal at 70c per bushel All orders must be accompanied by the cash 5012 There will be a Christmas tre entertainment at the court housx hero Saturday night the Methodist Christian and Presbyterian churcher Joining in the affair Everybod Invited Tho Baptist Church folks will also have a like entertainment at their church on the same date Mr J P Stevens of Beaver Dam has rented and moved into the Frank Black property on Frederics street Mr Stevens it is under stood is slated for Marshal of the town of Hartford under the Incom- Ing Council We gladly welcome Mr Stevens anl family back to Hart ford The Herald was in error lat week when It stated that little Nellie Dowell was in Jail here preced ing her trial which resulted In the case being dismissed by Judge Well ding as told In The Herald She spent the two nights with the Jal ers wife Mrs Midriff In the rest fence portion of the jail property A number of Mrs Matilda 13 Tinsleys relatives gave her a very agreeable surprise last Saturday In honor of her sixtyninth anniversary By arrangement the relatives all met at her residence on Walnut street about noon with everything good to eat and many useful pres ents Everybody had a most pleas Bat time and Mrs Tinsley was over Joyed Many wagon loads of tobacco hlayJTTjeen rolling Into Hartford thf past week for reception at the pooling house here The recent humid weather has been conducive for put ting the weed in splendid order for trippIng and handling There have been 105 loads of tobacco unloaded during the season and 340 register adEverything is moving off nicely Judge J PMlller wlllt leave for irqwnwood Texas next Thursday here he wjU visit hla brother JoUn EtMljierbwhom he haa not soon rlor32 years Hoi wilL alsp vlolt his son Pof P0 Miller Cisco Tex Who i is now tea bhg to nrlttons- aijdns School Judge illlfrs iM 1 I IMPORTANT i II TO Those Who Intend to Buy a Christmas Present for Anyone this Year I have put on display the la gest highest grade most up to date Holiday line itankd in any town no larger than Hartford in this whole country I bought my holiday stock ate days earlier than usual this y ar and shall always buy earlier hereafter as I avoded get ting alarge part of my bill duplicate 1 for unsaleable good Come now while my stock is complete and have your pees nits laid back they will not damlge any A few things I carry are A large assortment of Ladies and Gents Watches Chains Fobs Chatelain Pin Brooches Gulf Pins Belt Pins Hat Pins Scarf Pins Emblem Pins Rings Plain and ScE Locket Charms Tie Clasps Cuff Buttons a full line Bracelets Backcombs Souvenir Spoons engraved or plain a full line of Vlt and Hollow Silver and Silver 5 Plated Ware the lJS47 Brand Cut Glass Silver and Plated Toilet and Manicmt Sets all prices Jewel Cases Cloth and Hat Brushes Single Toilet Artices and jinitt line of Imported Hand Painted China or anything kept in a modern Jewelry Store at prices as low or lower than your catalgue or other jewelers consisting of the most im portant part quality So get others prices and come and see what yon can do at home You are not obligated to buy I am espscially anxious for everyone ill Hartford and Ohio county if possible to come in and see what you have in the way ofIt jewelry store Some of you have not been in come this time J B TAPPAN Hertford Ky JEWELERand OPTICIAN i I AriZ1whereI I The Herald was put to press be ore the termination of the enter alnment last night at Dr Beans porn House by Nell oWodmnn the amoua humorist and cartoonist Many tickets were sold however I vhich assured a largo audience rhe fame of the man had preceded rim and there can be no doubt that its effort hero was characteristic of he class of entertainment which as made him famous throughout he land Seated on golden thrones King eorge and Queen Mary reviewed many processions at Delhi uliscrllic for The Jlornld SI n your BringsYour produce TO Likens ActonGeneral Defilers in Groceries Queens ware Furniture Harness Hardware Stoves and Ranges Visit our store where theI eight prices always prevail LIKENS ACTON- HartfordKentucky etc IShotI c 1 IE1 BI HARTFORD COLLEGE 1Offers excellent opportunities to the young man or woman wishing to nttcnd school f it Winter Term Begins mh Jan thk 7New classes will be organized in the High School Department 1 tand at same time the regular Normal work begins Every common school graduate in the county is entitled to the mghJ School work and should avail himself of this opportunity I101 The Normal course offers special advantages to those desiring to prepare for the county examinations Enter at the beginning the term if iof posslblttFor further information address iH H E BROWN rrnl oro A B BlLI1S lPtsstV 01F 1 1 1t Or 1 t1 1f 1 B To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons Now is the time to begin to anticipate your Fence wants We have just received two car loads of the cele brated American Steel Wire Fence We bought it right so we can give you a very low price on any specifications you may need Call and see us about your fence Yours truly DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO IXCORrORATKD DUNDEE KENTUCKY Skim Milk or Cream Which Will You Have t ff 1 As it is our custom we will have during the BolldlLYS ahouse full of the very best Apples Oranges Banariris JmyAlso i Silverware Everything suitable for nice presents for Father Mcthor Sister or Brother Fruit Baskets of all kndB filled to order Wo will be prepared to give you the Cream of everything f HAK rA ORn DQC1iRY COM ANY Li T ii V 1 ttll c f i r- L I fUr kk4ivM p W t pr Ut ir 1 t I I r II c I PAGE SIX THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY DEC 20 1011 c The Harijord Herald t to 11 E RAILROAD TIME TABLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N Tlmo Card la effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 112 duo at Hartford 719 a m No 114 duo at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 duo at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m 1 II E M1SCIIKE Agt TOBACCO TRUST a 15 IN ITS GLORY NowSince It Was Recently Dissolve- dDISSOLUlflilNT LITTLE To Its Monopoly Says Stanley 1 feconomy Stunt of Republicans win THIS SlDDKX GOODNKSSJ Special to The Herald Washington Dec HThe only K definite thing In President Tarts a message to Congress Is his attempt to prove that the farcical Tobacco t Trust decision practically solves the r 11trust problem lie complacently as sumes that this decision Is certain at some Indefinite period to restore competition and soften the evils of Illegal monopoly If It does not In deed completely eradicate them Pace again therefore the 1reesl f3 3debt Is found advocating In a mes sage to Congress a cause that Is not popular with the people for the merest tyro In the study of trusts recognizes the Tobacco Trust disso I IlutionI as a victory for that monopoly That even Wall street so con siders It Is evidenced by the fact that the securities of the Tobacco Trust are higher after the dissolution than before The punishment Inflicted upon the Amorcan Tobacco Company for In existence in violation of the IIbeInglaw declares Chairman Stanley of the Steel Investigation Committee Is worth hundreds of millions of dollars to that concern There Is not a trust In the United States or In the world which would not give millions to be dissolved as It has been dissolved And the President devotes his of ficial message to Congress to an at tempt to make It appear that this 4tobacco trust decision Is a great vied tory for the Independent tobacco men and the people Estimates of the Treasury De for running the Oovern 11 11partment the next fiscal year just been submitted to f Congress contemplate a saving of 2128392143 as compared with i the amount appropriated for the Us cal year 19111912 This Is in contrast to past Repub- lIcan performances Mark for In stance the following comparative figures which best tell the story of i Republican extravagance Annual Appropriations 1898 340000000 c 1900 COO 000000 j iII IIJ1103387508JIcr Capita Cost of Knnning l lorornment ii 1890 Goo- ff 1900 800 1909 1240 Why have the Republicans sud denly developed symptoms of economy this particular year reducing their estimates after having regu II larly Increased their expenditures r every year for sixteen years Tho answer Is that the Republican department heads knew extrava gant estimates could not pass the scrutiny of the Democratic House Notwithstanding their admission f that they will be able to get along for twentyono millions less there e has been no marked complaint from w the Republican officials that they will be stinted or hampered in their i work The Democratic leaders made tf It plain at the start that the neces sary expenses of the Government were to be met as usual but that nil unnecessary items would have to be cut out r Children Cry rrFOR FLETCHERS a Comparison Editor R R Perry of tho Win chester News and SunSentinel In telling why he Is n Republican ob serves that the Democratic Reprti sentatlvea from Kentucky are not of a caliber to Inspire confidence and r we assume that they ate a fair sam plaofthose from other fStates We wpuld like to have Brother Perrys f 3 r I f iO r r honest candid opinion of how such men as Ollle James Swager gher jleyHenry Helm or any of the otli ed Democratic Congressmen com pare with promissory John Lang ley or Caleb Powers the Republican members from KentuckyStanf- ord Interior Journal r Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Julia Hoover c Plaintiffs- vs L J Dawson Defendant By virtue I of a judgment and or I der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the Octoben term 1911 In the above cause for the sum of 36000 with Interest at J the rate of 6 per cent per annum I from the 1st day of January 1908 until paM subject to the followIng I credits 50 Op paid November 25 1903 5675 paid January 7 1907 1000 paid December 3 1908 and by 600 paid April 10 1909 and 7545 costs herein I will otter for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 1st day of January 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towitOne tract of land In Ohio county Kentucky on the Rocky Fork of Barnetts creek and bounded as follows Beginning at a stone cor ner to lot No 2 In L O Hoovers line thence S ilk W 64 925 poles to two white oaks thence N 82 V6 W 99 hh poles to a stone corner of lot No 1 thence N 7 hf W 64 925 poles to a stone corner of lot No 2 thence S 8211 K Hll1 poles to the beginning containing 40 acres The same conveyed by S L Stevens special commissioner Ohio Circuit Cnurt It being lot Nn 3 In the di vision of the lands of Mary E French among her heirs and record ed in Commissioners Deed Book D page 413 or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money order ed to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 12th day of December 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrln fi Woodward Attorneys 100 lie yard JjClOO The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages and that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Ca tarrh being a constitutional dlseasere quires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal ly acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the dIsease and giving the patient strength by building up the coustttu tlon and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure Send for list of testimonials Address- F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for consti pation A TIIIRTVPIVR POUND TATKU IOU PRESIDENT Savannah Oa Dec 9The Rev J B Brasell a Baptist minister liv- Ing near Savannah today shipped- to President Taft as a Christmas present a giant sweet pototo weigh- Ing thirtyfive pounds and measuring 3 feet and 10 inches in circumference which he raised on his farm Ho did not send1 an opossum- to go with the tater Subscribe for The Herald SI a year is the highest type of womanhood Scotts Emulsion is the highest type of curative food The nourishing and curative elements in Scotts Emulsion are so perfectly combined that all babies children and equaUybenefitted sunoB gtt SCOTTS Its the Standard and always Ma but I ALL onuaaiara utr mss w o00000000OOOOQ 0 O CHRISTMAS HEROES 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 The parent who trundles a load of presents home at midnight s that tho children wont see them The host who carves tho turkey of all the choice parts and then looks happy while ho eats what iIs left The young man who starts for a bunch of girls under the mistletoe and kisses the one who is too old to runaway The kid who wont ask Santa Claus for a bobsled and pair of skates because his mother Is afraId he will break his neck or get drowned I IThe newlywed who will protein to like his wifes first mince plo and for another piece taskI fond parent who will work all night with an axe and saw to adapt the Christmas tree to the modern flat I The married man who wears the necktie and smokes the cigars hIs wife gave him I IThe goodnatured man who rigs himself up to impersonate Santa I Claus at tho childrens entertain ment The fellow who hocks his overcoat to buy his girl n presentI The presentgivers who stint themselves the rest of the year In order to keep up appearances Knds Winters Troubles To many winter Is a season of trouble The frostbitten toes and flnRersuhappcd hands and lips chil I blains coldsores red and rough skins prove this But such troub les fly before Bucklens Arnica Salve A trial convinces Greatest healer of burn bolls pitas cuts sores bruises eczema and sprains Only 25c at James H Williams Hartford Ky m Hank Indorsement More bankers Indorse Draugtions Practical Business College than in dorse all other business colleges In the United States combined For catalogue address Draughons Prac tical Business College Nashville Tenn or Paducah Ky or Evansville Ind or Washington D C When the hands chap badly and the skin splits on the finger tlpsev ery motion Is painful BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT puts an end to the misery One or two applications heals all soreness and restores the hands to sound condition Price 25c SOc and 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky in Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTOR I IA Christmas on 11ashDay Do you know that Christmas comes on Monday this year What difference does It make It may mean serious trouble Monday all the stockinRa will be in the wash Chkildron Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIA JIlIf Can 155I0rN Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky W A Maddox Plaintiff- vs Ex Parte Defendant Dy virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 In the above cause for the purpose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties as their Interests appear herein after paying the costs including n reasonable attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 1st day of January 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit Two tracts of land in Ohio county Ken tuckyFIRST TRACT Lying and being on Lewis creek containing fifty acres being a part of the three hun dred acres of land convoyed to Is aac J Ferry by Wm A Maddox and of record in Ohio County Clerks office Deed Book E page 806 The Beginning ner of the above named three hun dred acres thence S 42 poles to a white oak hickory and dogwoo on the original lino of tho three hundred acres aforesaid thence W 188 poles to two small black oaks and hickory on another line ot said tract thence N 42 poles toa largo white oak and gum thence E 188 poles to the beginning contain ing fifty acres being same land conveyed to Thomas Maddox deceased by Wm A Maddox and wife on the 31st day of March 1876and which deed is of record in tho Ohio Comi ty Clerks office Deed Book Y page 347 SECOND TRACT Begfnning onl the W Maddox line at a hlckqrjr ry- L JG F4 EDUCATE FOR BUSINESSI Private instruction from expert teachers in airdepartments nay aka bight school in session the entire year Books free Free employment agency Nota graduate out of a position Write for catalogue and terms I I Mark the Studies You Are Interested in 1 4 Shorthand i Bookkeeping Typewriting Commercial law Arithmetic SpellingEnglish Grammar 5PenmansLlpCommercial Ranking 1 nndX office r I Namo I 1 Address I Daviess County Business College Acknowledge the College E B Miller Preen Owensb oro Ky I r WE PAY EXPRESS ORDERYOUR CLOTHES 4- kBY US ANDSS MAIL SAVE MONEY We Handle None But the Best IOur stocks are so large that you have every style and pattern and size and shape from to select and we make buying BY MAIL Just as easy and satisfactory as you can do It in the store We have special things that you can get NOWHERE ELSE such as + M II at Suits Levys ior Special Men and all the Leading Lines HATS AND SHOES 1r4o XiM E EWe issue a we WE ALSO SEND SAMPLES FREE Mention this paper and write us fully for anything you want In our line and youll get a prompt and satisfactory answer And if anything you buy hero is not exactly what you want it may be returned and your MONEY will be immediately REFUNDED Members Retail Merchants Association Railroad Fares Refunded at Certain Times A House SO Years The In Its Line v The Bright Spot II dogwood and oak twentyfive poles from his N W corner thence N 167 poles to a ihckory and white oak in the original Finley line thence E with said line to the cor ner a chestnut and poplar thence with W Maddoxs line to Wm Maddoxs corner thence W to the beginning and being same land con veyed to Thomas Maddox deceased by Jos L and wife on June 6th 1853 and which deed is of record in the Ohio County Clerks office Deed Dook M page 585 The mineral and coal right underlying said land has heretofore been sold and is therefore not included in this saleTho purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 9th day of December 1911 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys terSaved His Wifes Life My wife would have been In her grave today writes O H Brown of Muscadine Ala If it had not been for Dr Kings New Discovery She was down In her bed not able to got up without help She had a severe bronchial trouble anda dreadful cough I got her a bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery and she soon began to and was well In a short time Infallible for coughs and colds its the most reliable remedy on for des perato trouble hemorrhages croupdTrial bottle free Guaranteed by James H Williams m ONLY KENTUCKY TOWN THAT BARS NEGRO RACE Island Station McLean county is said to be the only Western Ken tucky town which bars negroes and not a single representative of tho Ethoplan race Is to be found there Occasionally colored man besting his way on a freight train stops off for a few minutes npt knowing of the antipathy He soon beats 1t1 Even the colored porters on the p- asI 15 Rapid Calculation GeographyaI Reading Commerce ti PunctnntlonVUse of Adding Machine other devices w 1 FROM which S a Levys Special Boys Suits with 2 pairs of Pants C WhiCh Ago black Davis mend earth lung f senger trains are shy about oft at Island and when they do it is only for a moment Island is a town of 1000 and is lo cated on tho and Nash ville railroad in McLean county The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from pneu monla and other serious diseases Mr B W L Hall of Waverly Va says I firmly believe Chamber lains Cough Remedy to be the best on tho mar ket for colds I have it to my friends and they all agree with me For sale by all deal ers m ma TilE The largest damages ever given a plaintiff In a damage suit In Union county was returned by the Jury in the case of Salllo P ad of the late W M Kuy kendall who was killed by a Uvo wire while wiring a new house in StUrgis last March The action was against the West Coal and tho Sturgis Electric Light The verdict was for 15000 and was returned after one of the most bitterly fought suits In the history of the county The next largest verdict ever receiv ed by a was for J I For Infents and Tli KM YN Han Bears uof uGG tGfI rWORK QN THIRD MODEL CITY TO START SOON Ky Dec Coal build ing the cities of Jenkins on Elk horn and on Fork of Boone owning 100000 acre h the heart of the coal held makes the that it will start the COR y 9 5 ofrFURNISHINGS larfnVfre1tSntQuelt0fir Established Largest LEYY A KY getting population Louisville absolutely preparation recommended DAMAGES WERR- AWARDED PLAINTIFF Kuykendall ministratrix Kentucky Company Company plaintiff lAChildren Always Bought the- Signature Wbltesburg 1TboConsolidation Company McRoberts Wrights Elkhorn announcement shortly andMarket IJi LOUISVILLE I 82- 00CASTOR 1VRl andI tIstruction of ltd third model city The third city will be built on Main Boone below the mouth of Potters Fork on the main line of the Lex- Ington Eastern road At first some bIg mills will be installed ffi which will manufacture the from the native forests with to do the extensive building lumberr I under contemplation J When you I feel LurStretchy JIaU Bleil Blue and Out of Sorts look to the Liver It is TorpidHERB1NE Is the nemedr You Need It is an invigorating tonic for a torpid liver Tho first dose brings improvement a few days use puts tho liver in fine vigorous condition Hcrblne also ex tends its restorative Influence to tho stomach and bowels Ithelps digestion and food assimi andbrlnlS r lar daily bowel movements When the stomach liver and bowels are Active bilious im parities no longer obstruct functional processes the result of which U renewed mental activity and cheerful spirits Price I per Bottle JimtiFBallirdPrcp StLouliMo Use Stephens Eye SalVe for Sore Elt Cures SOLD AMD RcconncNDtDOy Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky peiWlliarket1irice bllahcdI1 yoxthtaI ehtJle1 reee tty bank In Iow- Isvllll WrlttfoeSrxeeklT price lilt lMffA L k SONS 1If atlLtwYlftlWMaIRMi eNsl lafW1 HIgEtW001 i EILDDEO fvt 20 1011 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN Rr1 My Doctor Said Try Cardui writes Mrs Z V Spell of Hayne N C f ccI was in a very low state of health and was not able to be up ancj tend to my duties I did try Cardul and soon j myj am able to do my housework and to care for my children fandI feel as though I could never praise Cardui ough for the benefits I have received t it is made especially for on the womanly constitution does it well That explains had during the past 50 years and ailing women back to tired dull and are nervous CARDUIYoU you need a tonic Why not strengthens restores and acts tonic remedy for women Test sells Cardui Ask him nttanooga Medldne Co Chitttnoota Tenn i Home Treatment lor Women u tent Inc J 55 T I question will bo asked you almost dally by you If qualifytake the Draughon to rise IIThat BAKERS Indorse DRAUGHONS busi COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 I Typewrltlnr Peomn hip InrUlh SlIeJllnrt Darin I aulllan bnnche Good posrrlONJ EED Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over F the United States say that Draughons themjtt Shorthand Practically all U S offi cal court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach Why Because they know it is the Jest iDRAUGHONS I or Memphia or Knoxville Tenn or 11Nhyill GILLESPIE BROTHERS W H J F GILLESPIE PROPRIETOHS BLACKSMITHlNG Andn negaIr Work HorseshoeingA HARTFORD Kentucky TABUSHEO 18S8 If its a ring a watchJewelry 111 lIP getthetho lowest prlcca from the- BOLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE IN THE SOUTH For tiniest hall a century we have erred ex I todaysforl I G P Barnes do CoJBox 2 6 U lsvUeKjr I KvorrArtlolo Guaranteed AA We arc Ready for Your Old Fqll Cloftes Which you have laid back ready to make them hew Send your old Suits old Felt Hatsold Coat Suits to uswe guarantee pur vpfk to give satisfaction if nptno money received jvi =Send them to x Hartford PressingfM Y1 L C ABldg FRED NALL Mjf0 tf t4H Sntocfibft for TMvlbriid f 4- aA Womans The Tonic I Home h iers hers ore holding ol taking lessons BY NAIL President free cat alogue on write PRACTICAL Ind Will and ad olDlng toe I I Will and ai Criminal Office In Appeal JOBPARKERSC It aAR IUITB Will Court of Ohio and thr Cone of Appeals OTTO C v Will Office LIFE M K Y Crowo 11111 practice the courts of coun ties and r ialty cial and spec HAIR BALSAM haloPranotuMerer Tails to Bratore Oral QoterCuKteKxltlOOH DrantiU HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RSI DENCE OR PLACE OF BUSINESS J AND PUT YOURSELF INDIRECT CONTACT WITH I TH- ELong Distance Lines rro ALL STATES FOR TilE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRESSp J WOBANON Local Manager Hartford Ky W C SEXTONsLocal Manager fae rporated Beaver DAm K7 TOI dMeJliO pdDlt The He ail s t PELLAGRA IN KENTUCKY BECOMING WIDESPREAD J Says Frankfort Physician Present PrincipallyConfined to Asylums Frankfort Ky Dec 9Pel1agra which has made Its appearance at the State charitable Institutions will spread wldelys during the next year according to a Frankfort physician who has made a study of the disease Ho predicts that at the Lexington asylum within six months there will be from 125 to 175 cases He also predicts that the disease will be a serious matter to the people of tho whole State dur- Ing the next few years So far as is known according to this physician who asked that his name not be usedthere is no recor ora single case of pellagra having been cured while death has resulted in a large number of cases He says that there Is so little known of I the disease that no cure has y I diseaseIsimply runs Its course which ends in certain death after a short perio- In the asylum at Lexington I b hove that there will bo between 12 and 175 cases of pellagra by the middle of the summer said the physician I think the people have not begun to realize the gravity of the situation Two cases of pellagra have bee found during the last year and a half at the Institute for the Minded nt Frankfort and in ach Instance death resulted The dJs ease In each instance was contract ed by the patient before his admls slon to the Institution There areI now no cases of the disease 1 In Frankfort but in Lexington and Lakeland and Hopklnsville there ar many When your feet are wet and cold and your body chilled through and through from exposure take a big dose of Chamberlains Cough Reme dy bathe your feet In hot water be fore going to bed and you are al most certain to ward off a severe cold For sale by all dealers mi CIIIHSTMAK MONEY FOR TIE ROY ON THE FAIt3 Few people know the magnitude of the Fur business In AmericaIThis is the time of the the boy on the farm not only getsI a great deal of pleasure out trapping and hunting but quite a bit of pocket money besides Many people are under the impression that the furbearing ant extermlInatedhaustible and with the present game laws going into effect in ev ery State America bids fair to be one of the largest sources from which the world will draw Its sup ply of fur- Louisville Kentucky Is consid ered one of the largest primary fur markets of the West and Mid die South There are two firms in Louisville who are considered among the big factors in the raw i I fur trade of America The firm of M Sabel Sons advertisers In The Herald Is one of the oldest houses in the trade This house was es tablished In 185C This firm Is per haps tho only house in America that Issues n weekly price list thereby keeping shippers thoroughly posted on every change In the market nest on Earth JHowi1Honey and Tar Compound for his wife Her case was the worst I have even seen and looked like a sure case of consumption Her lungs were sore and she coughed almost Incessantly and her voice was hoarse and weak Foleys Honey and Tar Compound brought re lief at once nnd less than three botI ties effected a complete cureI Without opiates or harmful drugsII of any kind Foleys Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs and cures I colds Do not accept any substi tute For sale by all dealers m III IIIIEARTIII UP AND THKN PUT LUCK i t Memphis Tenn Dec DWesley j Runnel a negro who was stabbed to th heart In n fight tonight was I placed on the operating table at the I City Hospital his heart taken out I and the wound sowed up Five I stitches were taken Runnel was on the table n half hour and while the operation went I on the valves of the organ could lainly be soon working The stitches are In the right Ventricle which Is the lower chamber of the I heart oh the right side They were with catgut which will be ab- orbed as the ground heals j Ttyougbj recovery after such an operation is extremely tare and the chance that the patient will Rye to light that It could hardly call for fighting odds an authority at the hospital stated his belief that Run recoverJ this evening and told the story of his stab timeAtjJved after having stitches taken in his heart according to a local au thorlty oooooooooooooooO KENTUCKY XEV8 NOTES 00000000000000000 Henry Powells back was broken In a coal mine at Morganfleld Ky when he was caught between two carp Senator Greenwood A Taylor a well known lawyer and member of the Kentucky Legislature tiled at his home at Hodgenvillo Friday afr ter an Illness of three weeks Creditors of D C Miller Jr a merchant of Campton have filed a indthe United States Court at Mays vllle It Is alleged that his indebt edness is about 15000 and his as sets about 5000 neI small mine at Wllllamsburg own ed by E S Moss and three miners anddtie6not fatally burned The cause of the explosion Is not Mown While standing before an open grate at her home In Bath county the clothing of Agnes KIncald 5 years old caught fire and was burns ed from her body The flames were smothered out by the childs moth andeI may ale- PearlI aged thirteen years daugh ter of James Anderson formerly of I Louisville died at Richmond of I ptomaine poisoning after one days Illness Another child of the family- d dangerously 111 from the same- e I cause The children ate some can ned blackberries The father is a plumber Fourteen arrests were made in one day at Dowling Green thirteen for drunkenness and disorderly con duct and one for malicious shooting and wounding After a lapse of nearly three years saloons were op I ened there Wednesday six opening for business while six more were given a license but did not open their doors- I State Railroad Commissioner W F Klalr bought from Mrs W S Barnes the old Clarendon Hotel building In Lexington which ad joins the Leland and which has been used under lease as n part of that hotel It Is said that the bulla remodeledone of the most attraclve in Central Kentucky 1After carrying the rural route Hopkins county for seven years over the roughest roads in the county Mrs W A Smithy re fused to reapply for the place when It expired Thursday She intends to make her home In Arkansas with her husband whom she recently married During the seven years she missed but four days exclusive of the regular vacations James Promt and Isaac Miller Deputy Sheriffs shot and killed Dill Helton at Teges In Clay county Promt and Miller had warrants for Helton and when they attempted to arrest him he opened lire on them with a revolver The sheriffs re turned the fire and Helton was kill jed three bullets taking effect Hel ton It was alleged was moonshln Ing nnd peddling whiskey Tho State Board of Control of Charitable Institutions has received a request from Dr Wright head of the New York PostGraduate Medical College and Hospital that sev eral patients afflicted with pellagra In the asylums of Kentucky be sent to Now York for observation In the I hope that the true cause of the malady 1 and some remedy for stamping 1 It out can be discovered The model school which Is to be established In Lexington will be called the Madeline Brcckenrldge 1 school The announcement was a surprise for Mrs Desha Drecken andIwasnerstone of the building now school Wednesday by Judge Henry 1 S Barker president of State University 1 who made the principal ad 1 dress of the occasion E W Thornsbcrry John D Han by and J M Hnnby of Henderson have sued the Sobreo Coal and lIn- Ing Company and John B Ramsey for 10500 commissions alleged to be duo for the sale of tho coal shaft appurtenances and mining rights to W H Beattio and others for 52 500 They allege that the sale was I brought through them and that the deal was negotiated with John B Ramsey president of the company After hearing the evidence in examining ed court Justice Clay dismissed by the warrants against Dawse Tots roll John Bettus and Frank Crouch of Bourbon county and Joseph John sod Hoard Scott threo eons of allI1Yproluiaent t JrU 0Tho Kind You Have Always Bought anti which lias been in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of and has been made under his per I sonal supervision slnco its infancy Allow no ono to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations anti Justnsgood are but Experiments that triflo with anti endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIAI Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare goric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures DJarrh a and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach and Dowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTOR8 ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 4 Q 01 V 0dThe Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years hOlt ONTAuN COMPANY TT HUNHA IIUTtIWTOIU CITY XE TUCX Liht and Power Company INCOICPOKATKD E G BARRASS MGR Sartfford Ky Will wire your house at cost Electric Lights are clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without then when within reach NeverFlickers splendidembroidery a It a strong diffused light that is remarkably easy to the eyes There is no glare to it no flicker It lights up a whole room Rayo is an economical lamp too You the most possible liaht value for the oil burned and the Rayo itself u a lowpriced lamp Yet it it a handsome to any room in the house The Lampadu easily lighted without removing shade or chimney easy to tylelandAsk your rimier to dew you his of Ryo lamp or write for dauiplnc circular lo any agency ol the CompanyIncorporated I W H Scott and Mrs Mary Honaker swore out warrants recently charg ing them with whipping and Injur ing thorn on the night of October 28 In Nicholas county A bad liver robs you or energy strength and ambition you feel halfsick all the time and moreover you era an easy mark for pneu monia chills yellow fever typhoid fever or some other serious disease You need a good liver tonic and regulator and IJt 4 P fills the bill completely Try It You cant help noticing how quickly you tool Its beneficial offset Price fide Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Braver Dam Ky m InvltliiK Socialism When Trust njaganates say that competition can not bo restored be- tWeen big corporations they invite Socialism If doctrine thus con tended for is ever accepted by the public then the only remaining question will be whether the profits of the monopoly shall be enjoy by a few favored individuals or the public The Democratic party Is opposed to Socialism and It therefore stands for a restoration of competition It may bo difficult to tinscrmbla eggs as Mr Morgan the members of the Trust than to suggests but It Is patter to separate K o It The long winter even but her eyes suffer from the strain unless she has good light The Rayo is the best lamp made gives The get lampan ornament Rayo line the I I Iendure ortitsUrynna Commoner For coughs anti colds use DAL LARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP It nets soothingly In the Irritated lungs and throat Price 25c 50c anti 1 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m I IllIrl Stun Unprepared hisIannual report to the President de j firstclassjj United States practically unprepar ed The Secretary is opposed to the scattering of the army over the country and emphasizes the lack ot i reserves I ITuttsPills S FOR TORPID LIVER- A torpid liver deranges the Whole prodacesSICK IDyspepbtai Costivenetiar Ufa g SldRIHHIPIIesTf TUTTLlVEIttreysTake J j- T aM1ir1ir r il k tt- h t 1 + J r L 7r ttr u U L If II pln jtJi f 1I yr- r rif i 1 j r L f t 4 fJi i rOF 1 mOII ifL TrHA1RTFPRH t1 Ri1Fn RkDTSDAY DF o It I J n 4 It r 1n a I 1 c i OHIOCOUNTYDRUG Or lr J- I ftf I INCORPORTEP r ICHRISTMAS STORE + 1 f 1 Gifts For Everyone that will and esteem and love Come soon and look over our stock and you will besuite to find that which will give L1 rryour to you and othersr hapIL t YOUR CHRISTMAS FROM THIS IL ISTT r Ladiesh II Visiting Cards High Grade Boxes Xmas Cards Perfumes Toilet Water Gold Cream Crepe Paper I Albums Vt Manicure Goods Buffers Brushes tiled Combs I Toilet Sets Pill Trays Music Rol- 1SConfectioneryi JV GUTH Chocolates and Eon lolls in IIHoliclay hElckag s Best New J- I OHIO COUNTY DRUG COMPANYPPHartfordI t Report of the Condition of the r FARMERS 4 A Blink DoiiiK IJuslncs at Mnln Street in Town of Ccntir- lowii oust f Oliln Slntc 4 f Kentucky at tin Close of Business on the Ddb pity of lUiTin ben 1111 f RESOURCES k 1 Loans and Discounts 31233 22- I 2 U S and other Bonds r Stocks and Securities 00 rI Due from Banks 788251 4 Actual Cush on hand 432896 T Checks cash Items and exchange for clearing 00 u VG Overdrafts 00 Unsecured 00 00 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 86778 5 Real Estate 700 Furniture and Fixtures 700 I 140000Ithe above heads Real Estate 1159727 I Total 6030974 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid In 1500000rUndividedprofits 283658 Total 283658 32 Deposits on which interest is paid 2601149 Deposits on which notf1646j67Ir Total Deposits 4247316 13 Cashiers checks out standing 00 Certified checks 00 Total 0 U 14 Due to Banks 0 15 Notes and Dills redis counted 00 Bills payable 00 Total 00 1 16 Other liabilities not Included under any t of the above heads 0 Total 0030974 Stato of Kentucky t BCt County of Ohio I Alvin Rowe Cashier of the r above named Dank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief r ALVIN ROWE Cashier t Subscribed and sworn to before ppa me by Alvin Rowe this 18th day of December J911i My Commission expires January 2Gi 1914 A n PpUMMBR jNetiiryPubnc t2 Correct tfJliNALWiH I 4 Or MORTON 1 jfRCtors- a of the Condition of the DUNDEE DEPOSIT BANK A Hank Ruing Business at Dundee County of Ohio State of Ken lucky at die Close of Bans IIICKN on the of Dccoinfoer 1911- IIE50LBCES 1 Loans and Discounts 31631 35 2 US and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 00 3 Duo from Banks 480656 4 Actual Cash on hand 5 Chocks cash Items and exchange for clearing 00 6 Overdrafts 19950 Unsecured 22910 42860 7 expenses and taxes paid Including Interest on time de posits 100821 S Real Estate364847 Furniture and Fixtures Total 516007 9 Other Assets not In eluded under any of the above heads 00 Total 4453095 LIABILITIES 10 Capital Stock paid In in cash 1500000 11 Surplus 70420 Undividedprofits 169141 Total 239565 12 Deposits on which Interest Is paid 1610722 Deposits on which is not paid S 702804 Total Deposits 2313526 13 Cashiers checks outstanding 00 Certified checks 00 00U15 Notes and Bills re discounted 400000 Bills payable 00 Total 400100 16 Other liabilities not Included under any of 0the above heads 00 Total 4453095 State of Kentucky- sct County of Ohio- I S J Weller Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my and beliefS J WELLER Subscribed and sworn to before me by S J Weller this day of December 1911WI V Notary Public Mr Commission expires January 31 1912 Correct Attest MCDOWELLW J D DUKE Director yxAJrw 111r- 1 FatherMother Sister Brother Sweetheart ttnillUncle If tii r Gifts too everyone i appreciate remain CHECI WANTS IliV i MODERNS Xmas Suggestions Ours fent an ordinary stOre for its full to overflowing with fresh bright new ideas for Christmas gifts Choice rEumerymakcl a most pleasing gift for young or old Our stock iis very complete We make a specialty of the famous Rieger Perfumes Beautiful packages from up May we have the honor of a visit from you Come in and anywayMost are ex ceedingly inexpensive andall ate very appropriate Flower Drops In a poluhed mopl can particularly to tend away It Ia- aD idal ChrUUnu sift We II 15th of tho Condition of the CROMWELL DEPOSIT Dolnx ISiislnesH in till Town of Cromwell County of Ohio State ol Kentucky nt the Close of liuxlncss on Hie Jtli liny of Dcrcni her 1011 ItESOCRCNS 1 Loans and Discounts 29 80724 2 US and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 00 3 Due from Banks 232123 4 Actual Cash on hand 310986 u Checks cash Items and exchange forclearing 10768 6 Overdrafts Secured 00 Unsecured 44687 44687 7 Current expenses and taxes paid 153122 8 Peal Estate 50000 Furniture and Fixtures 174140 Total 224140 9 Other Assets not in cluded under any of the above heads 00 Total 3956550 UAIUUTIKS 10 Capital Stock paid in in cash 1500000 11 Surplus Undividedprofits 24884 Total 420140 12 Deposits on which Is paid 1041939 whichInterest paid 777387 Total Deposits 1819326 13 Cashiers checks 117084 Certified checks 00 Total 117084 14 Due to flanks 00 15 Notes and Bills re discounted 1000 DIll payable 00 Total liOOOO 16 Other liabilities not Included under any of the abve heaps iA 00 Total 3956550 j State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio IJ J Stewart Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief CashierSubscribed r me by J J Stewart this 15 day of December 1911 1 i J A Police Judge KYCorreetT N CQOPERl B F LIKENS Dlrocters For the ManV Shaving Goods Badger Lather Brushes rrr Jnders Safety Razors p1 Auto Strap Safety Razors 4 Pipes and Cigars Etc r CIGARS BY THISBOX Military Hair Brushes Hat and Clothes Brushes Fountain Pens Smokers Set Brass Ash Receiver Brass May the Goddess of luck be with ser vant throughout the New Year May the paths you trod be rosy and clear t May your disappointments be few and pleasures many May your portion of hard luck bo not any II Secured Report Secured Current 25cents of the Condition of the AlcHENRY DEPOSIT BANK A llank Doing JJusinuss nt Mcllcn Of ry County of Ohio State of Kentucky at the Close of J Iliislncfts on the nth il Day of Deccin bet 1011 f J KESOURCKS 2621680ZStocks and Securities 20000 3 Due from Banks 1G4GOI 4 Actual Cash on hand 443015 5 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 0 Orr 6 Overdrafts Secured 35160 Unsecured 30139 65299 J 7 expenses and taxes paid 161549 B Real Estate331405 Furniture and Fixtures 204008 Total 535413 9 Other Assets not In eluded under any of a the above heads 00 Total 3863406 IJAII1UTIESs 10 Capital Stock paid In in cash 1500000 11 Surplus 120000 Undividedprofits 243066 t Total 12 Deposits on which interest is paid 662866 Deposits on which interest is not paid 1187475 Total Deposits 1850340 13 Cashiers checks out standing 00 Certified checks 00 Total On 14 Due to Banks 00 15 Notes and Bills re discounted 150000 Bills payable 00 Total 150000 16 Other liabilities not Included under any Of the above eadsro OS Total V 3863406 State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio I S J Tichenor President of the above named Bank dd solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and TICHENOR President iemeof December 1911 A M SMITH i Notary Public My Qpmmlsslon expires with the end of the text session pf the Senate J Correct Attest J S SMITjA 1 n1jqpsrtctolJ iT J Roman Brass Goods Jardiniers Handled Jardineer Jars ARoundFern Trays Fern Dislies l 4 t- A jf Hanging BasketsVjtFinger Bowls l i v v I PenfTrays NOTE This goods is made of pure Brass and is lacquered to prevent tar nishingCSpeciall Special As a special offer to buy from us we give a ticket to our Vaudevilleand Moving Picture Show to be given at the Opera Plouse Dec 28 for each 50c pur chase t Watch for program iit flistof acts s later With Wishes for the Year Remain Yours Sincerely Kv I BANK tlrilay 149616 151160 interest knowledge Cashier SPRQIIfcE Report BANK 1952G6I interest outstanding JAMES FLENE- RGB o thy Report Current 363066 beliefS I 7 oocooooooooooooooooooooboooooocoaoooboooooocoocooooo 8 8Li SSv 2 fr- a Wi I 8 8 fie 1 rStfl s1 j I 4 f Comes r I 1 lJ But t itl f JrP 1 Once7 34 Year at Prepare to enjoy the Holiday Season by giving giftsT We can supply every necessity along the Christmas line We paw furnish Good to eat Good Things to ThingsII Doll China Cut Glass Neckwear Silk Hosiery Millinery and anything else you may need f E1 P BARNESBj0 iJI BeaverDaffi KenttilifV VVA J thlI t I J 1 fr r w lj 1aft

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