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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, January 3, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912010301 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, January 3, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $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. n a I Irn I iE HARTFORDHERALIJL 1- I t- l 1 LAt ii K Jr y 11 t Subscription ter far ins Advance1iI come tj fferadof I iiy ff rU Us im off iiifotha Lmtong it 11 fat All Kinds Job Printing x f tZta t r J 8th FEAR r Ii r ii R a D KY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1912 KOl t ANoiuofHA H i RECEIYEf I r l to Leavel yarninErn Iwi I Marshall Ctau Y uH YQTIN6 NOY 1 INDICI t I rs Lucy GrrlfitI Or PoiS tk Pt ontog Husband diven aS Cause i 1 M t1 FEELIijJ I Alt rSlml I Paducah fia thouw1 ening qotobeyeJ night It ride nIII r ban countyn mailed lt 4f9 1 i thiI e July r If who Investigated the sulden ueaih of Ed Griffith a proi ilnent UfIIj of Denton who sccordn to IIcllant Coroners jury illed from o poisonIng la April de manding that they Ions the c un l try at once for failure q Indict Irs lucy Griffith wlfoof th i dead an The five Jurymen w 10 did not I vote to Indict Mrs Griffith and vh Deceived the atfchjymgua lU erStII were D W XiarreTSjiiepnn r Ben Folly A M Sloan 1rr ar I j D W McLeod all P hhl1 clt- J1S I county The l1 tte Aei A profound sensatlof Thejjha I j tTdireurned over to th SherifT t onnc aut iorjtles or Jnv s goI t ilia l ors read as tollws dLf You are warned jo lea e the c ounty at onto or suffer vI lance Ilecauso lPU voted a nit it Ictlng Mrs Lucy Griffith rorMpolsopnjg her husband la thera do cj7rilanot wanTqn as cw t ganlzaUon Is 600 tot rig I I r f titoD q6 Nnfrue letters srd edl tJittID1 1 wiled on plain pap r tholprtasl f i vAy and writing b lag vtt at jI They are typical nif ht rldf tt Irs that have been sentIfont In Western Kentucky foi the lat pree years Postoffice I pectors are expected to be placed in the case at onceEd Griffith belongci to ono of the lost prominent tam ies in Southf i vestern Kentucky Jefora break ast on April 10 he ok a l brandy front a botch as hadIi1f his custom In ash t seized with convulsl lt jllt physicians did every JJrrpI fI ble oct t for him lie died n Ur later rtAt the Coroners ihquan tiro at tending physicians welre mined and gave It as their opinions that Griffith died from itrychalne pois oning At the examining trial Mrs f 1Griffith was held o anewer a 4000 bond which shetpr ihatexecuted The next grand iur lnstberdid however find an Indiament against Mrs Griffith cbarglnt her with the death of her husband She was rearrested but was released on hail in the uut6t = 4000 hlchE s11rfe and is now enJoYln her freedom No other indictments were found In the case lira f111111 fc entgaged counseland W IPI not guilty when thee case Is cell for trial next June aBitter foaling IiiI rider ed between the tac a have Ifi Iu grown out of ind at I r the trellmlnary hearing o Mrs X Griffith last spring nertous ouble I talmost ensued In the olrtroo diIr jing the examination of a v thess I For a short period r nden mlum tI a elgned 4 Ed GriffithI was R son of PC tmas yH ni4r Constipation is t ofo mgpyt- lments apd dllord ri tat makeA o miserable Ta amb I I piIf iur bowels regular na Y willj r Void these diseases For BilevDy h denT rll i i nj fp3tf REMARKS 4- T5 r OWEli OFT EQUIT17 tt II I Da Ry ec 28s tIfIfIavcr flForreBpohdcrit by theG nt our last county meet IthQught r won try and cone with their req I i r Mm glad Wer ha rf nsr good ii- iberflaa lit unCh A S pf E we- tt ernlen who h 1rOTen them p 111 1 ii I te b n iiljea worthy ot the natdo men who Jim efficient in any duty placed upon ham Though obstacles barlhoir ay they surmount them Int el otthe heavenly sentiment Good frill to all and special pris- eges i to none If the masses of the people were iKinly like those I have Just mention what a difference lI1 would make Xor in unity there is strength dlvld ed we fall E P SANDEFUR r IRE DESTROYS IIAVDK- XF I HOUSE AT LEWTSPORT lro which was discovered about 130 Thursday night completely leatroyed the Hayden House at 26wlsp6rt entalllng a loss of about 5OQO according to the esttimates made Friday morning The prop arty was the only hotel in LeWIS ptt and was owned by a stock compatjy composed of Lowlsport wiferajfurnishings In the hotel represent a considerable loss as they had only 400 insurance There was 1000 insurance carried on the building At the time the flro was discov eredIt seemed that tho whole of ORe end of the structure was aflame and the volunteer fire department with the small chemical wagon at Its command was unable to arrest itowas with the greatest difficulty that the nearby buildings were saved There was nn annex to the ho tel that was located just across an alley from the main building and Ahls too was completely destroyed jThe building was n largo twostory lmo building and the spread of jihjBJJames was very rapid At 1 oclock the fire was under control and the danger of the spread of the flames was removed THREE LABOR LEADERS CAUGHT BY THE PROBE nta Dyflatalter Conspiracies att Los Angeles Others Also Indicted Los Angeles Dec 30Threu la bor leaders of national prominence e were Indicted and arrested today 1 In the Governments first roundup of the men alleged to bo connected with the alleged national dynamlt ing conspiracies the federal grandl Jury Is Investigating Tim men arrested are Olaf Tvlet moe secretarytreasurer of the Cal ifprnla State Building Trades Coun cyI and head of the Asiatic Exclu slop League Anton Jotinannsen organizer of the State Building Trades Council and J E Munsoy head of the Salt Lake City Local Union o Bridge and Structural Iron Work ers Specifically they are accused of conspiring to transport Illegally ni- tro glycerine or other explosives from one State to anotherI lneshBI agent of the Structural Iron Work Irs in San Francisco Is similarly Indicted but not arrested Ortle McManlgal the McNamara brothers David Kaplan and one alleged confederates ot the McNamaras are also Indicted Tho three arrested gave ball In sum of 5000 after being do- amed five hours- Convlctlon of any means P sen thece of two years in the penitentiary oft a fine of 10000 or both CONCORD Dec 2811I8s Edith Duke closed her school at this place Friday She ties taught a most successful school jlr Luther Rock has purchased the Royal farm Consideration I80pi We are Indeed glad to welcome I Mr Rock and family info our Tho oil men are making good progress boring for oil In this neighborhoodFarmers about through strip g tobacco in this community Mr Swan Allen has returned from Missouri where ho has been employed for several months Springswaaoraoon- c r jrl1j qt Business University has jFI- Qurchased II and now has In usean aJitfgt riiaohjne that Is run bv 61ec trfcuy Little did Benjamin Frank ever dream when he caught thg I llphinlng t Utt his key that It w uI not be working sums Jm arithmetiC 4 Ohio CountyS Favored Son I I I I I Mr U B Likens left with his fa nlly last Saturday morning for Frankfoit Ky whore ho executed bond and was Inducted into office as Assistant Auditor last Monday Mr Henry II Bosworth Is to be con gratulated on his selection of Jlr Likens who we predict will make good In fact this Is tr high compliment worthily bestowed MRS TOM THUMB GUEST OF PRESIDENT TAFT A Meeting of Big and Little Bodies Mrs Thumb Talks + oir t Washington Dec28 Tho smallest woman In the world visited tho bJggest President physically this I country has ever known today when Mrs Tom Thumb now 70 j ears old called on President Taft I Mrsthump first visited thej White House when she was n bride of 21 with her husband General Tom Thumb and President and Mrs Lincoln gave n reception for them She has been to see every President slncoj I I remember Lincoln well said i Mrs Thumb He was so glad toI seeMs He had a kind sweet face and I dont see how any one could kllliPlmII n Ir was so disappointed when I thefWlfte lianas to find that they hallIj changed the East Room made tone during the war and taken out the old faehtoned furniture which I reminded us of the noblest Presidents Lincoln and Grant There is I not much in the East Room now f IIPresidentI III I ideiit We have had only one other c Isuch Jolly one and he was Mr I Cleveland Both of them were very I nice and courteous I do not like the picture of PrclldentTatt in theIt White House jltjpnakes him look too old jrfc tOf all the Presidents general t Grant made the greatest Impression on me He was such a fine salt IJrJ dlorly man j L All the heads of nations havfcJ receives us very kin are all well bred intere8tl eopI I I am a real CffrsiranwBclehtlst a follower of Mrs Baker G Eddy concluded Mrs Thumb And I have been in Science for a great many years Tha is the reason I look much younger than my years A S of K tlltII All locpls of the American Soc I ety of Equity are requested to be i well represented In the Ohio County Union to beheld January 5 and 611112 Now la the time t01b strike so lctBbo rcM HInFtho first of thV year Much bust ness Is expected to bo attended to at this sesislon i L B TICHENOR Pros f H Th RY M PinTLE Seoy c i d 1 rw diitd rl 1 11 T iR declares he bas employed nobody to bohis official announcer IThlsiI8 scarcely ueceasarEvorYO- Wbody1 lin a ho has always been hia own megaphone tUtsburB Oa J zctleTimes It J J f wi BILLIONS OF PARASITES THRIVED ON MR TAfTr ri When He Lived in Philippines i Says ScieiltistHasSurvived Princeton N J Dec 30Prosl- dont Taft left the Philippines a walking zoological garden He would not have lived had he re manned there much longer This statement was made today by Dr Robert Sennet Bean of Tu lane University In the demonstrat ling room of the Palmer Research Laboratory of Princeton University II Prof Bean has spent the last three years at Manila and In tine adjacent country He has made a specialty of gathering ears of hu man beings and making a study o race distinctions lie has found he says that parasites Internally arid externally are practically extermi nating the Filipinos and those who have come 1o dwell among then killfed who is now President of tthls coon try He harbored untold myriads of them His physicians told him that I he could not survive them long However said Dr Bean he did not leave his post on this account He stayed until his term of office was out regardless of the par asites tIt Is evident that he hasl survived them- Members I I I of the Amprlcan Society- of Zoologists and the American AsIj Boclatlon of Anatomists have gath ered here to show the results ofItheir recent researches into lology I Do you know that pine out of ev i cry ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles chronicIrheumatism and require no internal I j j treatment whatever Apply I Chamberlains Liniment freely and see how quickly jit gives relief For jj sale by all dealers m i 4 THE XOCREKK SCHOOL- IMIItOVE31HNT j LEAGUE I Program for Friday evening Jan uary 5 1912 Singing Rollcall to be answered quotations Opening address obert Davis Select ReadlnjI Mrs Bertha Lewis Recitation James chamberlin Whistling Bessie Renfrew Marilssa Foster ii and Charlie Foster Stump Speech J Gilbert Westdrfleld Reading Besslo Renfrew SpeechFord Foster Recess iI Sinning Old and now business Cefialtes Subject Resolved that There is More Pleasure In Pursuit ChAn trio Jocaesulon Affirmative P Foster Tymer Westerfield Dudley Wcsterfiold Negative Si I r Robert Davis Otis Carson Clar Renfrew Duet Irene and nceII Ward Comic surprise Tymer terfielrf Robert Davis and Charlie Foster SongOtis Carson Paper Reading of program Criticism FILYDIA FOSTER Secyi- UNNYDALh Jan tThe farmers are hauling their tobacco ottoThey will soon be through delivering Mr A M Weatherford had a carload of coal shipped here for theII people and has bought two cars corn- I Mr lcJt Wright of Rosine visII Ited friends here last Saturday and Sunday Mrs Nancy Wright of Owens boro IIs vliltlng her daughter Mrs J T Lowe Mr and Mrs F M Maten of this place are visiting Mr and Mrs S I E Smith at Concord Mr It L Alford went to Fords ivlllc today on business i Mr Dee Powers of Palo IIt mov tag Into our little town today We welcome him i Mr n B Likens has sold thetOhio and Rural Tolophono to Al Bert Cox Jack Weller Dr Duff Dr Stewart A M Weatherford and J T Lowe They have got It up In good order from Dundee to Hart ford and will probably run newII lines from other points soon I XlnctyTivo Typewriters The largest sale of typewriters ever made South of the Ohio river was consummated a few days ago I when the Bowling Green Business t University bought ninetytwo Un I derwood typewriters wlrlch have already I been delivered to that Insti tution It liI said that this Is the largest number of typewriters in- Ive t In any Southern Business Col lege rNEWi I ENGINE SHIVERED I DYNAMITEjN9ise j 1ThoughtI It Christmas Racket j The Qwensboro Messenger of IITheIII I I Pctoevllle arE greatly agitated over the destruction of a tine new engine II belonged to L E Morris and IIthat blown to atoms about 11 oclock I quantitylof wastThe engine was a part of the Bqh II on tho farm of Hugh Gist where Morris was engaged In sawing tlnt1 IIII IIj I l miles but at the time It was gen I erally thought that the explosion nuas only a part of the celebration lot the Christmas holldasIfact that the engine had been IThe Was not discovered till II IttheI It t and then It was found that the entt gins had been completely wrecked j jit Is believed tnat dynamite must have been placed both in the firev box arid also In the front end of thev boiler so complete was tho destruc engineI community areS occurrenceland I for the detection and conviction ofathe wrongdoers it Is stated that I r the loss will amount to about 1500 ibICmllldlisIThe gentlemen recently elected as LACouncilmensworn In Monday The names offI those composing the Council are ftMoomftft- I and R T Hoover j At a meeting of Monday evening thjCounclIi eV7nSIIwasClerk EP Thomas Treasurer any John T Moore Slaking Fund Corn a jit ho doubt give the town an ecQnom leal and efficient administration pfjl l the citys affairs + I Iel f air t A PrlPpchofrshlp in Bowling Green Business University BpR1ug Green KyFor further j P rtl v call PR Qr address larll Itt HAUTFORp HERALD it 1 t III CHINA THROWS OFF MONARCHY And Becomes a Republic With President I DR SUN FIRST CHIEF RULER Premier Yuan Warns the Imperial Family of the Tragic Fall THK MTIATIOX IS PKSPKKATK Nankin Dec 2 IDr Sun Yat Son has been unanimously olecttd President of the Republic of China Shanghai Dec 29Sun Yat Sons election as President of the Republic by the Nankin conference today means that the peace confer ence between Wu Ting Fang and Tang Shao Yl is closed The President will assume charge of all ne gotiations The continuance of tnese negotiations with Yuan Shi Kai an the representative of the retiring Manchu royalty will depend entirely upon he Immediate withdrawn of all the socalled Imperial troops from all points of contact with the revolu tionaries Under these conditions the armistice will be extended for ton days In order to give President Sun time to Issue the terms under which the Manchuc must lay down their arms nnlMo decide upon pensions and other preliminary details The President or head of the military government now establish tiwith the capital at Nankin will treat the court as a thing of the past because eighteen provinces have already voted In favor of a Republic In a properlyconstituted convQUtlon and the edict recently Issued at Pekln says Ut If a rer il BohtnffvV convention favorsoh Republic the throne will abdicate Situation Desperate Pekln Dec 29The assembly In the palace today to discuss affairs connected with a settlement of the revolution was productive of at least one dramatic Incident The Dowager Empress Premier Yuan fcal and the Princes of the imperial clan were present and the debate waxed so warm that finally hisIresignattonrefused Premier Yuan explained to tine Princes that he could continue the Government and retain the country north of the Yang face only by hav ing funds placed at his disposal Ho sked the Princes to empower him to obtain money He explained that 10000000 would meet the payments for the soldiers for five months after which the South WOUld become disunited and Province after Prpvnco woulfl return to- heir allegiance to the 111LnI1E1r But the Princes were unmoved They pleaded lack of money al though most of them are very wealth None has given any substantial amount to aid the Government the exception of Prince Ching has handed over more than 100000 for that purpose The Dowager Empress wept and Yuan Kal showed signs of distress Then he declared that he could not desert her and the child Emperor agreed to continue Seidler TOIttlcdI torture from Indigestion con and liver trouble writes K Smith a war veteran at lane Pa but Dr Kings New Life Pills mo all right Theyre simply Try them for any stomach or kidney trouble Only 2 lat James H Williams m fIi1LLlaDWITH CHRISTMAS GIFT St Louis Dec 29WJfIt nIeol which was his ChrlstJpaB toHarry Leos ah todRV iipt andiinstantly killed Jiis mot jer- frs qaesarlna Leowall at holt homo near Jefferson Barracis Harry did not know ltinyI rjfl j wa loaded A r For Sailed Ciieiipj A full Bookkeeping Course BChok wellknosynBrxantfi3trattou lIIe I y For furtheir particular doll dnor address Tho HptVford jot JIi e 5- S wr a MiY t- caa rin r7 11 tWOTHlHARORD HERALDU1JlttmuyJ 3A1IW ary mUNnCHRISTABOA TRAINI I But Few Seemed to Know of the Fact IE CASE OF A LITTLE CHIT I And How the Passengers Sa A Christian Duty Con fronting Them I TOVCHIXa STORY OF LOVE George Waverly Briggs D p Not everybody on tho train knew that Christ was aboard But I knew iL And I am sure there wero oth tens who know It even better than I All that many saw however was at child trarellng alonea little salefaced boy hardly six years old with an express tag tied to a button I car Ws cheap Jacket bearing these words Jlmrale Watson He Is going to the Baptist Orphanage at TEvergreen The superintendent will meet him- Presently the conductor cam- hmngh a big boisterous man stemming the door with a bang nsd shouting at the top of his voice Tickets But when he came to taro childs seat and read that tag ins was different man- u All right my little rain Dont worry Ill look after you The WK mans voice had become soft as n Romans and there was a light iIn lrin eyes that was good to see lf you want anything let me know he added for until wo get to Evergreen this car belongs to YOUcAnd he was right about It TileG car was crowded uncomfortably so Hot tine child had a wholp seataroom for himself and room for hist little belongingsthe cheap black valise and tho meager lunch basket Yes ho owned the car But hisII title to It was not to be found In the conductors words but In som greater words spoken two thousand years ago I could hoar them ring I tag all about me The very air was articulate with them They wreath wd themselves like music with th thruh of the racing wheels InnsOhi xnnrhas ye did Itunto one ofso nL lentltof thooye did Ituntokis a1JCThe morning had worn away and vre HMre well Into the drowsy after norm when the conductor coming thnmeh stopped for n moment atWho childs sent and then turned to ward a lady seated just ncros the hut far aisle and whispered Our little mans asleep ji Yes said she he InoKoil BO g0lOrowsyT vraps and t ruMwr pillow Ho ihmiked nw so sweetly and went to sleep at ovce I think he was sound 11001 by the time his head touched the pillow Thank you a thousand times aaltl the big man and turned away and Leo his ticket gathering When he reached the seat Just In us frnntM ma dIe man seated next to the aisle touched him on the arm anti lald How far to KvergrceA lpncof rrdAs he left the car the man who tad spoken to him arose and mak didl lag Ills way to the front seat of the tar aisle turned and faced us I Haw then that he was an old manal Anita old with white hair falling almost to his shoulders ills face tan never forget for In spite o- ii the many furrows that time ha ploughed thero It made one thin an of the Beatitudes Thero ls something else I can never forget and that Is the little trpwtfh he made Daring his head o he stood thero for a moment hf soft black hot In one hand and IIn lUio ethor something which I could nut quite make out And then ho began speaking JOy good friends If I may callI yon so 1 hope you will pardon an old mans mistake If a mistake IIt turns out to be But we are not far from Evergreen and there Is something 1 want to say bofore our lit fo friend awakes I have been at some prins this morning to learn a- lI 11 could about him I find that his fattier and mother lost not only rtuir lives but all their savings IIn alt explosion and fire In n mining mlllage pear Wheeling Hence the uhtld Is doubly orphaned he Is not Is only without kith or kin but also without means I happen to know the superintendent of the homo to which 1e Is going He Is not only n thoroughly good man but a capa We and judlclouH one And any means put Into his hands In trust lot thlo child will not only be nb Qlratev safe but will be used In the beat and safest way for his benefit Now 1 am not a rich man but I can vpAvo thin jrfuch for him And then I saw what he had been holding hotween Ills Hbgers + flVo yellowbacked bills I I am going to put these bills In thenIi not ask any one of you to glvo anything for I do not feel that I Dave a right to do that But as I pass down this aisle If any of you feel that you would like to add something to the childs little store firDI Speak to him Touch his arm TwI ne car was on feet to a roe to n woman Every man with his wallet every woman with her purse crowding past each other to get to the car aisle Ho could hardly make his way to the cars end and I when he did get there he had both hands under that soft black Stetson hattor It was overflowing with notes and cointAnd just then tho conductor swung open the rear door an stepped In- Hullol Whats up In a modest worn or two the old1 man told him what he had tried to do And now comes another taw g that I can never forget It Is that conductors answer ListenI I have always despised slang and few words have seemed more hateful to mo than the word Kid when applied to a child flu t for once In my lire at least slang was good magnificent and the word Kid beautiful It was when that big conductor with tears streaming down his face thrust his hand In his pocket and cried out Hold on hero You must let moI chip In I have got n few Kids myself x After that I closed my eyes the bettor to think and dream and must have fallen asleep for I remembers no more until startled by the big I voice shouting Ever I I was on my feet In a moment saw him coming down the aisle child In one arm and his liftaBelongings In the other and behind 1 him the dear old man his face shin like the sunrise and a big fatt I loeI hands In a moment the car was empty Every man of us was on tile plat G form with the child And there was tiegiving a receipt for the fat envoi o And there were the women me laughing and some crying an sing tho child goodbye An I I thorn too Were the mon patting him on the back and not knowing quite what to do nextrAnd the childwhat of him hy his eyes were misty and he seemed a little bewildered withal l smiling for the first time that day And In his eyes despite the tears there was a light that was to see for It was tire daybreak a new home and a Warn opportu nlty All aboard And we were soon back In our septa anti It was once mbr + only a common railway coach racing southwardrNo It was no longer common could never be It was like a temple A strange hush fell upon all And through the stillness 1 could once more hear the dear and ancient words once more their mu sick wreatched Itself with the turd the racing wheels music sa enough but infinitely sweet and triumphant Inasmuchas ye tunto one of the leastor- theseye did Itunto dial And I thought So It might be ways and everywhere Had wo only eyes to see and hearts to feel coinIcoinfbdmr tookevery acre a Oods acre Western Christian Advocate ooooooooocoooooool A NEW VKAlt TIOU- CITs00000000000000 0 O New times demand new measures and new men- The world advances and In time outgrows The laws that In our fathers day were best And doubtless after us some purer scheme Will be shaped out by wiser men J than we + Made wiser by the steady growth of truth The time Is ripe and rottonrlpe for ctfango I Then let Itcome I have no dread of what a called for by the instinct of man kind Nor think I that Gods world would fall apart Because we tear a parchment more I orless Truth Is eternal but her effluence with endless change Iis fitted to thoI hour Her mirror Is turned forward I to reflect The promise of the future not the past- alily James Russell Lowell oJ 1 r= THI5 PRISON iJS nEAtuPAnADlSE J And the Inmates Lea I Lives of Luxury NOW HOSE OF THEMcNAMARASI SI Who Join the 1800 Other ri Prisoners in Having a Good Time J SOMETHING OF SAN QUENTLV Incarcerated In d prison de luxe where the cells are carpeted whet- hey havo access to a library are al breezesweptdj jIsland granted the right to play baseball swim engage in athleticse and promenade and smoke James- D McNamara and J J McNamara r whose dynamiting operations cost 21 lives are escaping the prison hardships like those of Sing Sing The San Quentin Prison hi which they are serving their terms of life Imprisonment and 15 years respec lively is the prison de luxe of theI United States If not of the world By some It Is called the Criminals Paradise and likened more to a I summer resort or country residence than n prison In this prison dc luxe the Inmates arc confined in the cells but 11 hours a day Tho est of the time they are either making Jute bags in tho factory that is a part of the prison or playing baseball swim mlng reading under shade trees white at the same time enjoying a smoke or else roaming about the Island and enjoying the view of pass Ins steamships In the they are allowed to have a candle with which to read fn their cells nd If they desire can cook a rarebit of for themselves Hard work Is unknown Thin e prisoners numbering 1800 Includ g the McXamnras arc obliged to make so many jute liege between the hours of 7 In the morning and a clock In the evening If they make the required number in less j me they are allowed to spend the time they save In enjbyEKg themselves on the prison gr ands lmprlsaneQthored hour of their freedom witness Its approach with misgivings for they they will have to go forth tot battle In a competition that will afford them few of the pleasures and luxuries common In the prCacnbaThe criminals parnlnileIs dally desfgnnted tho California a State Prison It Is maintained by on California Tho Fed nr Cavern mont sends prisoners there lout pays dilthemaintenance The prison Is situated at San Quentin which projects out into San Francisco Bay It Is by boat In air hoars ride from San Francisco The nrlon building tol not unlike other structures of Ilk kind but Its sanitary and cell arrangements are considered perfect and the accom All beyondb JT arrangeddkeep t IN A BRIT WAY Many a Hartford Reader Will FinJ inDo 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other subject or teoling w- HsiftJSI E HasDonef It U ft tnarvelaua remedy Its etlmalatlalFeKeet on a f tvel la U UII less UNttIt acts Instantly The ant dose brtnga Improvemllnt few dae themort obittnateTired weak disheartened victims ot a Torpid LIver are restored IOVil1da tyres Ilnlllnela case a ftnecleanelnq tonlo for the Stomach Liver end It puts the SYlit sl in pertpld bowel Liver strengthens digestion cseara the bowels ot constipated UUons j1 1retabUlhell the regular Tot Every home shoufd have bottle or this great men ne It stands Whole ramlly All who are constipated bilious or no s Cleansing and renovntiagInfuease It fortifies the body against dyspeptic JrlgbtsPaver or any other deadly disease that may be 1le4lo Ty sbold Fever Price SOcper i rovu1ooFor Sore E7Pt OTBonUlcd Llas Itednm of tbe ETC bait Weak Elcht Bmnrflo fa th EyesMB Eye Salve It is a remedy ottiervea zer1G OtD Nr RCCOHMfUnD HARTFORD CO HAilTFORD KY DONOVAN A O BEAVER BAM KY pictures magazines books papers land periodicals Some of the cells are decorated with all the artistic beauties of a wellappointed den Comedians and tragediansamong the prisoners weekly give a theatri cal performance tho prison band consisting of 60 pieces and compos ed of the inmates gives concerts tho tams play for the championship of the prison league fife handball experts battle for the championship in that line the ath ales of the cinder path the hur dles the hammer and the like regu I larly engage In competition TheY Iraise chickens and ducksIJohn Hoyfe the warden regard the prisoners as the unfortunates eo lcty and treats them consequent ly In the most humane fashion The men never try to escape they never Ii ii bellacall Fa the evening and they obey I the rules wltfir a remarkable degree I wlllrngnesSII the head of tlie fdentfiTcatlon Police Headquarters in Now York who recently vlsltcu San Quentin met Billy Garret there Barret lice an International reputa lion as a bank sneak He Is serv- Ing ave years for stealing bag of gold tom a bank Tn California When he went Into the prison he weighed 250 pounds When Sheridan saw him He was not more then ISO rosy cheeked iIi t1 and in prime condition What makes you took so fine asked Bill ho replied this Is R san Ive become an athlete I I came In here I swim play j seball run recta and say I have IIr bettor timer here than I over had the outside UTr the training 11 r 111Alll l ones ret into athletics here The aged fellows read a lot nndJplay croquet and curltsLos Air gets Cor New York Evening Telex grim t aFWTIIIALS OF AX EDITOR I Most anyone nan be an editors the editor has to do Is to sit at desk ark days out of the week four weeks of tne month and 12 months of the year and edit such stuff as this Mrs Jones of Cc cus Crook let a can opener slip teat week and cut nerself in the pantTTII A mischievous lad of Plketown a stone and struck Mr Pike the alley last Tuesday John e climbed on tho root of his house last week looking for a leak and fell striking himself on the back porch While Harold Green was Miss Violet Wise from the thatch social last Saturday night savage dog attacked and bit Mr Green on the public square O Isaiah Trimmer of Running Creek was playing with cot Friday when scratched him on the veranda JMr Fong while harnessing broncho last Saturday was kicked just south of his corn patch Yes Is a wonder they draw salaries for ItWayne County Outlook SOMETJMKS WK TAKE OUR PLEASURES SADLY We still take our pleasures sadly and probably always shall though some ways wo are saner Ulan we wore last year It cost 78 lives to celebrate the of July 31 to carry through tho season of baseball and 13 a brief season of football 10 to show that one automobile is better than another 74 to enjoy motorcycling 149 to indulge in the hunting season 1C of whom were mistaken for deer and 22 while patronizing pleasure gardens And in addition I these thero were 43 who didu t know it gas loaded anti 23 were drowned by the Idiots who rocked the boat That morn stringent regulations are needed to check with rrr AH persons to XJllIoeww Soot btbauuk loan Beitlptv Constipation HeaeK DUiiaefti UwttKlra VortlRO blind staggers TavA BrcaUi Sallow OBJ plexlon ue a constant tired dtacouraredi Wuldt i a rorvld fetritcnlons Bowels movements a rllrulatlnlr rneamonlaYellow shoutr Bottle SeuatloiuBtephenn i DRUG baseball bureau a Slierldair itarium escorting a a Fourth speeding wifyits Conteau see it and let me boo jar youhow it Is and what satisfaction you will have ifyou own one I timerlyou you see howassy if starts I want pua to start andstop it yourself I wan iron to see how steady ft what 3i1lltID O Young A AGENT tiiwu4 D G YOUNG Beaver Dam Ky andteedytq thezunI11Solite Lamp Smokeless SootlcssaOdorJ IJle4ae1J uaIaormfjat Vitutta Pta mhOrad Jlotoi OitoUni KaCub Autw Oik Itomobiles and more taro In the byIpersons by them during the year It Is a hope fur feature however that while the number of machines has greatly lncreasedthero has been decrease of 37 fatalities as compared with those of T9I0Chfca- go Tribune If your stomach feefs uncomfort able from overeating or roof food which disagrees with you take HERBINE It settles the stomach strengthens the digestion and re relaxes the Bowels Price COc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford ponoran Co Beaver Dam Ky JIll All It Appeared To Hubby What did your wife give you for Christmas It appeared to be a bunch of nothing elegantly trimmed InsiHo and out and handpainted sit around 0000000000000 00TilE WINNER 0 000000000000000 The middle of the road is no place tor a fighter You will always find the man who has not the courage of his convictions making for the middle of the road You will always find the trimmer who wants to favor both slate or to oppose I neither walking In the middle oC the road The middle of the rondls the place for the man Who has no settled convictions It Is the place for the man who is looking for ovate from both sides and date not oppose either No great battle was won by any General who stood in the middle of thfc road Ho had to bo on One side or the other Ho tad to lead he somethingIt Is the mlddle fthe roadmanw- l1o hangs up the Jury when a crim nal should be convicted It is the middleoftheroad man who ob structs a great public policy because some one raises a doubt as tQ Its expediency It is the man in the of the road who that an evil him Is afraid t L p frotfrI IC ThtovltabtcStickney Gasoline En gins outside Igniter its perfect J nrixuitsIlnevalvemtJlionisHERE explain u simple IEXCLUSIVE Oil infpdnp I middle knowing confronts to say rq be ease ho may hurt his neighbor fe lings No great v story was ever won In the world by the mlddlooftherroad man TKo rapn m front wins the y lloader bold ajid aggressive superb j In cw age dofantless in battler feartleast fireTerifLcslles WeeKdlr f Kvljlenre of Heredity Th y have actually eaten them selVes lout of house and home Hereditary The parents of all mankind did the same thing tf you- wtR er the clrcumstuace of tile garden IWWhO 1songi 1 Remains a fool his whole lifelong t But who his whole lift roves the I three i A hundred times a foorwilft DUllSX NO MONEY Our Reputation and Money are Back ot This Offer We ay for all the medicine used during the trial If our remedy falls to co pletely relieve you of consti YouTarewhatev ir if you accept our otter Could inytblug be more fair for you 1 s ther any reason why you should hesitate to put our claims to aprictical test r f A IT ost scientific commonsonso treatmeit Is Rtxall Orderlies which are eat n Ilkj candy They are very p onounlidgent1e and pleas ant JIn action and particularly agreeable In tery way They 4o apt cause dIal hoea nausea flatv hence griping or other inconvenience Rexali Orderlies are partic ularlrggod f6 children aged and and delicate pr Done We urjo Yi1 totrY Retail Qrie j derlle at our risk Three slzcs lOc 25c and 8pc Remember you j can get ReiaU Remedies In this commtoy onlyl at our storerThe Roxnll Jstorentaniea H Williams 214 lUln street Hartford Ky I it vm NESbAXf JANs 1012 j jHARTFORD HERALD PM TImtL 0 t tiiLSON WILL WIN IfJ I fSays New Jersey Man Managerr f EVTY COUNTY iN iLlipT- oJHave s t 4 Organization 4j Clubs to Be Formed All I v l Over Kentucky I WILSON MUSIC IS IN THE lit I Washington Dec 29W Ft Jle t Combs who for the past c fht months has been at the headOf tthe movement for the selection of oy a Woo4rbw Wilson of New Jersey as the Democratic nominee for the Presidency made a flying trip to I avI1 twins headquarters announced hat he Would return to the Natl nut Capftal fortho meeting of the m t ratter National Committee on an- tt Lai 8 r The manager of the Wilson I es I Identtal campaign has eng fed I quarters at the New Willard were he expects I to meet many friend of the New Jersey Executive from ev ery Section of the country while he National Committee is In session Mr iMcCombs will arrive In W th ingtpn January L and remain util the 9th That Woodrow Wilson will bet tie choice of the Democracy for he presidential nomination on the ftrat allot when the National Conv n qr tan fssedf p I McCombs who spoke with m slum of the reports received fcy I i fillijj- f L e Speaking of the campaign that le i vdlrectlng In behalf of the normt Executivefthe7 Mr McCombs Gov Wilson soldtta jgtmshoe i s t peatedly that he believes the pofri j are entitled to know ev4erythln5 I frIbout him and his candidacy UPj fIevery problem He says he wlshw the fullest publicity of all his def11I td utterancesJ f 1Everyj County in Illinois Chicago Dec23Woodrow WI- II on Clubs In every county in 111 vhols Were promised the national o i ganlzatlon which is promoting thj New Jersey mans candidacy fo President on tl Democratic tlckei by the Woodrow Wilson Club oj t i MICROBES INYOI SMI j t It Has Been Proved That Microbe Cause Baldness Professor Unna of Hamburg Germany and Dr Sabourand theI leading French dermatologist dis covered that a microbe causes bald seas Their theory has time and again been amply verified through vmearch experiments carried on unIJ 1r the observation of eminent AilonUstB This microbe lodges in ho Sebum which is the natural J ialr oil and when permitted to flourish it destroys the hair told- entirelydes and in time the pores clod and the scalp gradually takes on a shiny appearance When this happens there is no hope of the J growth of hair bolng revived We have a remedy which will we onestly believe remove dandruff r rxtermlnata the microbe promote J rood circulation fin the scalp andI I round tho hair roots tighten revitalize the hair roots and baldness so long as therebvercomo Kany life left In the hair roots I We back up this statement with our own personal guarantee that tAhls remedy called Recall 03 1 ttValr Tonic will be supplied free of Jl cost to the juaer If It tots to do is wo state grIt Vlll frequently help to restorq Vray and faded hair to Its original olor providing loss of color has been caused by disease yet It Is In fno eerise a dye Rexall 93 HairI I byII ijllclo and pIgment gland strong 1aCIV and by stimulating a p pura1 now of coloring pigment pughout the hair colls o enact no obll ntlonn or prom S + wo simply ask you sto give fl l 9d Hair Tonic t thorough rind If not Batiafled teilLus andjI r jU1 rofundtho monerQu paid i 1 tt Two sizoU ptke 500 i1UOO Remember you can obv 1 Uln HartCorflonly atour atomdiI ftlla liloxnU torqJamoa Jr VJJ j I f twsrwl4 Jfala SIlartfordKy- t I t t Ir t Illinois at Its meeting hero today Headquarters Ivhl bo opened In jplnciep January 1 and the county societies will report to that offlcd lo t Deneen was appealed blutlohs adopted tto day tocalla pedal session of the Legislature to pass an amendment to tho primary option law providing for a Presi dential primary 4 Porno WilsonClubs Xexlngton Ky Dec 231 nuns odra meeting here tonight and organized theiRiyetto County Wilson Club jg bbject of which was declared toj beJhe organization and crystallize tion of sentiment In favor of Oov- Wilson for the Democratic nomination for President The following PresidentSamuelC It Melcher of State University and A M Harrison secretary Clin ton Nf Harbison treasurer Solomon L Van Meter Jr A resolution was adopted approv ing1 the principles enunciated by th i Assoelationl tion was expressed at the organiza tion of clubs at Berea and Danville ofWIlrsol1cab Covlngton Henderson and oth erpolnts In the State A called meeting will be held soon after the holidays to formulate a specific plan of campaign r 100 Reward 9100 The readers of this paper will pleased to learn that there Is nt least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in nil 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 InternalI ly acting directly upon the blood a mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu lion and assisting nature In doing i 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 rpaUon i IIlifilAX CHAMELEON DEAD IiTURNED MANY COLORS Battle Creek Mich Dec 29 John Hefstcr 73 years old a h man chameleon died here today He formerly was a farmer in this county Fifteen years ago his skin turned red Since then he had been under the observation of ph sicians constantly a good part of the time In hospitals When death came Hefster was al most black The color of his skin changed seven times altogether but never resumed Us natural color Hefster had been brown yellow Ted black blue and three diffe i ent shades of some of these Colors a Foleys Honey and Tar CompoundI Cures In Every CUleh Mr James McCaffery Mgr of the Schlltz Hotel Omaha Neb recom mends Forays Honey and Tar Com pound because It cures In every case I have used it myself and It have recommendeed It to many oth ers who have since told me of Its great curatlvo power In diseases oft the throat and lungs Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Is a reliable family medicine Give it to your children and tako It yourselff When you feel a cold coming on It phecka and cures coughs colds andI roup and prevents bronchitis and pneumonia Refuse substitutes For l sqle by all dea- lersCASTOR mi IIA Per Infants and Children ibi M You Have Always Bought Bears the- Slgaatnre s of 7t TfelJTH NOT A LUXURY i 1IUSUAND MUST PROVIDE I wise teeth are R necessity not a luxryand a husband Is legally bound to furnish them for his I If Bbi needs them This is wifeII opinion of a medical or human e society but the solemn verdict o t the Supreme Court of Wisconsinl Unless an appeal Is taken In the United States Supreme Court 6 n tbegrqund that this decision de prives the husband of life liberty orIpropehy without duo process law sad therefore unconstitutional ly tlIs pronouncement will stand as JotUnoliOfthltfon saga that It IS doubtful If thee thus11rffen 0fj teatMarried once moyo toWlBOonsin r II s j 1L v tbr SUBMITS PROOF OFIMMORTAllrY In the Material Things of- i the Universe MR BRYANS BEAUTIFUL EPIC Belief In Future Existence Lifts One from Sordid Things of Earth STORY OP THE WHEAT GRAINS And ImmortalityI Who will es timate the peace which a belief In a future life has brought to the sorrowing You may talk to the- o young about death ending all for life Is full and hope Is strong but preach not this doctrine to the- o mother who stands by the deathbed of her babe or to one who Is within the shadow of a great affliction Christ gave us proof of Immor tallty and yet it would hardly seem I necessary that one should rise the dead to convince us thatfromII grave is not the end To every created thing God has given a tongue that proclaims a resurrection beIf the Father deigns to touch with divine power the cold andI pulseless heart of the burled acorn Band to make it burst forth from Its prison walls will he leave neglected In the earth the soul of man- made In the Image of his Creator It he stoops to give to the rosebush uponIthe autumn breeze the sweet assur dance of another springtime will hoI refuse the words of hope to theI sons of men when the frosts of win ter come It matter mute and inart imate though changed by the forces taof nature into a multitude of forms can never die will the spirit of man suffer annihilation when it has paid a brief visit like n royal guest to this tenement of clay No I am as sure that there is another life a I am that I live today In Cairo I secured a few grains of wheat that bad slumbered for more than three thousand years In an Egyptian tomb As I looked atI them this thought came Into my mind If one of those grains hadI been planted OB the banks of th alu1 its lineal descendents planted and replanted from that time until now its progeny would today be sufficiently numerous to feed the teem chiyInvisible germ of life in the grain of wheat can thus pass unimpaired through three thousand lions I shall not doubt that my soul has power to clothe itself alt a body suited to its new existence when this earthly frame has crumb duetrA belief in Immortality npt only consoles the individual but it exerts a powerful Influence in bring ing peace between individuals If one really thinks that man dies as the brute dies he may yield to the temptation to do Injustice to his neighbor when the are such as to promise security from detection But if one really expects to meet again and live eternally with those whom ho knows today he is restrained from evil deeds by the fear of endless remorse Again Christ deserves to be called the Prince of Peace because ho tans gluon uo n measure of great ness which promotes peace When his disciples disputed among them selves as to which should be great est In the kingdom of heaven he re buked them and said Let him who would be chlefest among you be the servant of all Service Is the meas ure of greatness It always has been true It Is true today and iItl always will bo true that he Is great est who does the most of good An yet what a revolution It will work 1 n this old world when this becomes the standard of otnmlardIII comIbatsn I other There will be peace whenI I our aim Is to do something for other Our enmities and ant eachII ties arise from our efforts tb sI much as possible out of the world I There will be peace when our en deavor Is to put as much as ble into the world possljj take an immeasurable stop toward peace when It estimates n citizen by his output rather than by hh in como and given the crown of Iti ap proval to the ono who makes the largest contribution to the of all Ohrlst has also led the ww tnpence by giving ua R formul tho propagation of rood Not nil oB titans who hove reaJIycteslfad to do Foal have cnjproyrjif o J1 mathntlnot all rJhrlatlariff rtlJiffi i In all the history of the huJ 1 i Are You a Woman I I I ICARDuIme I I I I JG1tj 8 6I but two nethods have been em is the forcible method ployedIIIs the Bible pllIbe not f evil but overcome evil j i with good And there Is no other way of overcoming evil I am not i iI much ofd former I get more credit for my farming than I de 1 serve and my little farm receives I more advertising than It Is entitled to But Jam farmer enough to 1 know that If I cut down weeds rho j will spring up again and I knott that If I plant something there which has more vitality than th I i weeds I shall not only get rid of tho constant cutting but have the I benefit of the crop besides In order that there might be no mistake about his plan of pro agatI ling good Christ went Into detail and laid emphasis upon the value of exomplCSo live that others see ling your good works may be con strained to glorify your Father which is In heaven There U no human Influence so patent for good as that which goes out from an up right lIfeExtroct from Bryans Prince of Peace aJUCH Two Lives Neither my sister nor myself might be living today If It had not been for Dr Kings New Discovery writes A D DcDonald of Fayette vllle N C R F D No8 for we- s both had frightful coughs that no other remedy could help We were told my sister had consumption nighct sweats but your wonderful medi 1cine completely cured us both Its the best I ever used or heard of For sore lungs coughs colds hem orrhage la grippe asthma hay fe ver croup whooping cough all bronchial troublesIts supreme Trial bottle free 50c and 100 Guaranteed by James H Williams Hartford Ky m I Children Cry J sFOR FLETCHERSII Do You Want Bigger Pay 1 I I If you want bigger pay for your I services or to stop tho leaks in I your business or to be a successful business man or woman take the I Draughon Training For prices on j lessons BY MAIL address JNO F i DRAUGHON President JNshvlllf i Tenn For catalogue on courses AT COLLEGE address Practical Business College Nasn vlllQ Tenn or Paducah Ky ar j Evansvlllo Ind or Washington DCf Children Cry FLETCNERSn l4I Then DiesvKokomoTotes Dec 24Havlng jiutt written out his ballot and cant Itjln favor of those he wished chos en for officers of the Zion Church of which he is a member Joseph Hamilton 72 years old died this nlqrning during tile progress of n church election Heart failure caused his death IlTuttsPills LIVERestrengthen regulat6 the bowels and are tins annMEDICINE In malarial districts their virtues are widely recognized ns they pos seas peculiar properties In Cantsugar coated that frcclnzII Take No Substitute I I 1 d d YoU WANTa That question will be asked you almost dally by business men seeking y t t- services ffyou qualify take the DrauRhon Training and show ambition to riM More BANKERS indorse DRAUGHONS Colleges than Indorse all other bred Iness colleges COMBINED 48 Coleges in 18 States International rcpuutMxsl- Unklne Typewriting 1fnmannhlp Enellih 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usual thesis plenty of Ice on Jhe water wagon this time of yeaP J Dr Sun Yat 8 jnlsI resident of CKlnij under the riew republic re glme Let the Sutf Btlne 1 Here goes on the thlrtyetghth year of The Heralds existence A happy New Year to all our readers Thq Christmas stocking seems to have contained almost everything except a guarantee that the Increas ng cost of living would cease Maybe you havent particular noticed It as yet but we are now living under a Democratic adminis tration here In Kentucky once again Soninlaw Longworth says he Is going to do his best to discourage fatherinlaw T R from running But somehow we do not anticipate any overheated argument After all It seems to have been a safe and sane Christmas Few ac cidents of a serious nature wore reported In the newspapers and hi larity was held down to almost a minimum as a whole As a matter of fact the Christ mas spirit should prevail all the year round Not the extravagant giftgiving which Is a mere mans Invention but the frame of mind that embodies Peace on earth good will to men A noted scientist says that while Mr Taft was Governor of the Philippines he was Infested with bll llono of parasites Since becoming President he has contracted a few thousand official parasites but beseems to thrive on the latter It is said that President Taft Is now working on a message to Congress advocating economy and efficiency In the Governmental depart ments A praiseworthy effort but It Is a matter of rccprd that the Democrats had to take the lead In this matter There was a perceptible falling off in our crop of exchanges last week quite a number observing the old custom of omitting the Christmas issue This custom however is gradually passing away It has been many years since The Herald mIned am issue for this or any cause jiiu iOne of the Eastern university professors wants to simplify the English language by dropping a bunch of letters from the alphabet Evidently the professor does not read the newspapers or he would observe that they often do it For instance when an editor gets In a hurry he sometimes writes It dn- All the State institutions of Ken tucky Including the prisons and asylums should be free from the influence of politics in their opera tions These Institutions ought not to be In any way under the control or domination of a political party The Democratic party Is pledged to reform In this matter and It is up to the Legislature to see that this Is brought about During the se ono the Ken tucky Legislature let us have a weeding out of some of tho old obsolete unenforced laws and a rehabilitation of some of these laws which mean well but are little re garded Into shapes to conform with an enlightened and progres sive era Many of the laws on the statute books today are unintelligi ble and unapplicable capable of different forms of construction or meaning and are simply stumbling blocks to proper legal procedure While clothing does not make the man It has been demonstrated by sclentlstts and other Investiga tors that poverty brings death In the hovels of the poor in big cities and elsewhere disease of alt kinds thrives because of lack of that cleanliness which money only will provide Living in squalid homes made so by direst poverty the very poor have little chance to provide even clean clothing or other sani tary measures With them every thing costs money and there are only three things possible a place to sloop a little to eat and wear Disease and death are much rarer among tho rich tar obvious Reasons p CENTERTOWN Jan lnRev N Bl Watson pastor of the M E Church here will begin a protracted meeting here the flrst Sunday nfghbMn Januaryt Prot Otis Carson hag accepted tha prlnclpalshlp of the graded school here Mr BrF McKI peT and wife of Golunda Ill spent Christmas vi- sldngrelativesinand near Center towns f JJr Joljn Igloheartt of near town baa bought proportty hero and Is preparing to move totovat once Mr John Curtis of Evansvllle visited friends and relatives here during the Holidays Miss Alfa Ttchenor t t Williams Mines visited her mother here during Christmas k t trwnopKPOnl NJJVS RoclcportIfy Jane lr Ono ol the events ofL tho present thqairlcal season was the performance given at the opera house Saturday night by the Rochester Dramatic Club The Company eighteens In number presented Valley Farm to ai crowded house although the weath er waa somewhat Inclement The show was a good one and each member acted their part to perfec tion and the troupe scored a hit with local theatergoers The com pany presented tho show at Roches ter a tow nights ago and received a warm reception The play Is a good one from start to finish Mrs H L Myers as the mother of Harold Putledge a young New Yorker was unusually good and showed strong dramatic ability Oliver Westerfleld as Azarlah Keep a I clock tinker brought forth much applause and seemed to please the audience Miss Bertha Brown as vHetty Holcomb a country flower transplanted to city soil scored a big hit and she presented her part in a dainty and impressive manner Miss Brown is one of Rochesters prettiest girls and that Is saying something as the homely girl in Rochester Is very conspicuous by II IIfrIendsII I Craig as Isabel Carney won hel1 hearts of the audience as soon as 11 the appeared on the stage and her r- I IIWIII I who borrows but never gossips did fine and left the house In an uproar With her witty remarks j Other characters whose parts were played to the delight of all present j were Herbert Strother Ivan Walk i j er Frank Willis Gordon Prine III Aubrey England Margaret Brown I j I prettypleted the cast The play was a j fouract drama and lasted for two hours The company will present IIThII IIlaBII 11of11 Jackson Mayor H T CroWe Chief i j of Police and the following new councilmen W J Mason Supt Rockport Lumber Company J R Dunn Cashier of Rockport Deposit I 111nolslCentral I Local Ferryman and James WilsonjI j Br Miner They are the citys lead ing business men and we believe they will make good The retiring I omctals have endeavored to discharge their duties as they believed for the best Interests of all and for them we have no words of crlll clam j Jim Likens one of our well known young men has been hold IItprII dlscljarged the duties to the satisfac madevacantCrowe Just before tho holidays We respectfully suggest Mr Likens t I IIforIIofj II Fiscal Court In Session I The Ohio County Fiscal Court Ie convened In court ball hero Tuesday III reImalnderI I Subscribe for Tim Herald 1 n year I DestroysDandruff j Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the healthydestroys greatly promotes the growth of the Hair You will certainly be pleased with it as a dressing for your hair It keeps the hair soft and smooth and promptly checks any falling of the hair It does not color the hair and cannot injure the hair or scalp Consult your doctor problemsAsk Ayers Hair VigorJMade by lbs J O ATEH CO Lowell e- T Q OlO 66 O OOOO0OIbi90so KENTUCKY NKWH Nd3TEatea OOOOOOOOOOOOOtoOt5oThe sent out a call for bloodhounds iQ help track the ba d of robbers w1iq broke Into A ldens fgeneral store and stole a was nio9itofp- lunder j Mrs George McBride lIs deaia Unlontown from 1ib plrecta ot biriii received by tatting Infoa grate ftro She Was just seventeen tyfearaold She Is survived by her hl JIntnilf 01 thUdone ra During thplast t jpfefos too- bankqat Franklin hILt j ldtobac co Chgrks to the am ui J flfoo It Is estimated cent of the crop isI yeta ItlilJlO ofjjtho producer p The Governor Issued jn roqulsltlo on the Governor pf lUInoIsfpr the return to Kentucky of Charles 99hn and p F Bloom alias Jack How ard whQ are wanted in Union county on a charge of arson Lieut A C Keycs of stagatStaten Army recruiting Lexington has received ordjs to receive no more negro recruits the full quota of negro soldldrndedh- aving been mustered In Jeanotte Blerley the foear 71rankDlerly fire died at her parents hqmeat Maysvllle of her injuries The 18yearold son of Robert Vincent of Folsomdale was badly Injured while hunting with atriend near Bloom His companion shot at a rabbit and one jlfchpts struck Vincent In the eye Gov McCreary has Issued f war rant of arrest on n requisition from the Governor of Tennessee for the return to that State of E N Din ner Wanted on a charge of selling mortgaged property He is fn Ken tucky now White Hunting with a hamm rless ChristI old who lives In McCracken r county accidentally shot his brother John Mulllken fifteen years old The boy will die llejaccidentallyabethtown while rabbit huntlngHe placed the gun upon his foal when j the weapon was accidentally discharged theV entire load passing through his foot Inflicting a serious woundCarrollton will have a Demo rat JI1IIll- tion Gov McCreary issued It com WILSiCA1rrolltonrFrank Huffman n prominent farmer of Eightyeight I1rrp county was seriously Injured in a runaway accident He was thrown out of the wagon and becoming en tangled in the brake rope was dragged for a considerable distance ills collar bone was broken In three placesWilliam Martin a brother of C E Martin of Greenville andtprominent business man who far merly lived at Sacramento Ky Jumped from n thirdstory window brotherndIlsustalnOd was fractured While the marrlage of Edgar Ralph Guthrie of Shelby county and Miss Agnes Hanna of Lexing ton was being solemnized in the presence of a large number of guests the residence of David JamosIat of the bride six miles from Lexington the pocketbook of the groom was stolen from his traveling clothing which he had left In an upstairs room when he dressed for the weddingFrom Thanksgiving to Chrlstmasl day the Keystone Commercial Com pany of Maysvllle shipped to East ern markets 8GOOO pounds of dressed poultry among which were 7 GOO dressed turkeys Other persons shipped more than 15000 pounds making a total of 100000 pounds of dressed poultry shipped fro iMaysvlllo during tho l911 holidays The total number of turkeys shirr pod was 8250 While acting as peaceraakej lnadispute and endeavoring aftorwafd to cnIgrocer ot Oentrevllle Bourbon timessandArthur Ryles Welch was serlouslv cut about the abdomen TWo of tho thrusts made by Welchs assailant struck a watch In his vest pocket making deep dents Ryles has not been arrested HardlnAlford was shot by Henry Shanks near Cherrys Chapel dy ing of his wounds The events which led to the shooting datoiback wosInBa11J11Ihondsman the September term of court and p I i I VTOwe Wehope everybody who has done business with us during 19111 has found it profitable the goods satisfactory our service agreeable We shall try to serve you better in 1 19121 than in 1 1911we1 shall try to have better merchandise than ever before and sell it to the better advantage of our customers than ever before HART SCHAFFNER MARXjj clothes will be our chief line the best possibly reason why you should buy clothes here We want you to feel that if any deal ings with us in the past have not beenas you expected- and as you wanted or infanyway not satisfactotj we should be I glad to know about itrand do hat wecan to make it right 11 the bond was forfeited Alfoa lived only a few hours after the shooting This Is the first killing that has oc curred In VarVencoiiniytVMtttwo I r T T tlyears 0 The Muhleriberg J F1seal Cdurt consultedl 1t1R cdmraltteo pVe viwisly appointed by it to WcuVe plans for a new last The commit jtee was further autnorized to let tb0V contract to be approved by I tho fiscal Court for the constiuctioh otA Jail to cost front llSgdOto 18000 The new Jail Tvlllbe built ona lot adjoining the courthouse square Theold one which Is on the courthouse square will be torn down Miss Leone Polley 16 years old and a daughter of L D Policy Of Elkhorn City was drowned while trying to ford the Big Sandy river She had been horseback riding with a Mr Chllders and was returning home the river having become greatly swollen In tho meantime anti tho couple unaware of the dan ger plunged into the river at the usual ford The horses soon got beyond their depth and began tq swim for shore when tho glr was swept from tfio saddle and floated down stream Her Companion mado frantic efforts to save her and al most lost his own life The most important coal deal for sometime was the purchase of a large boundary of lland by A J Croley Son of Barboureville near Artcinus Knox county The land Is skirted on tho southeast by the Cumberland railroad and Is only a short distance from the main llnq of the Cumberland valley division of the Lpulsvlllo and Nashyjlje railroad Mr Loudop who s interest = qudenTeiino Gjbson Carr Companys Ajne on TyoForg Lof Brush Creek Just be loxr the chor mine daiwUl be shipped from this mine soon Tho cp tuftsflXnggreegateNow Yorkjlast year 19 871850 as compar4d with 21299927afn 1910r lhJt LhjL c il E P Barnes Bro BEAVERIDAM KY r NOTICE OnEJaiiuary Jpt we will ortQQurmftuyauSi l I PBlendj up by us underour own bn nd and every pack ago is fully guaranteed by IB Wewill pay in actual cash 85c for the lac u Herd cut from everyt package of this coffer iliat fails to give perfdotsatisfnctionI I I I HARTFORD GROCERY COMPANr BOOKKEEPING uslseMPkonooriph TYPEWRITINGjirl TELEGRAPHY wI EusfSMiIBUSJIESUPPMQE mercintlleand nowMbi1OXJnn Subscribe for THE IB EKALis and get the r latest news Only 100 per yfnr c 0J l Ai itPia J4 IJ4J+ AJ4Et 1 HARTFORqOLEEGE 1Offers excellent opportuniiiqaito the young man or woman wishing to attend eoiiOol i Winter Term jBegins Jan 8th New classes will be organized In the Nigh SchoolDepartment I Everycommon jSchool work andshoulllavaHhll11Setfof tthist opportunity t desiringtoof the term if possible addressll1 I A 1I fVllt a VV tI J J t sI s rwi T 11 a 1 itWEDNISDAJA S12 THF HARTFORD HERALD fAoti FivE fl7 l lb 0 AI T 11- r S- IU I T SII McCal PatftmN 441 Pritt 15 WIts LADIES fAT I 1 of and and we sale at offr If once our line of at the now of this of big at the I and it to a you G Plano Coupons With Every Purchase O I II a ro IlllnoV Central t Ta ble at Beaver Dan Ky I North Bound South Bound PI No i32 7 tOSen1 5 fem No No 101 248 pm J No No 131 865 pm J m Wllllaros Ag- tJo i f i 6 WPM NEWS AND Q 6 PERSONAL POINTS d 11000000000000000O0t U S Carson wants yoqrFut ltf Mrs James Nance went to Owens boro yesterday returning ftHttyii I Mrs Z Wayne Gr ninn ctihd Ten have returned front JLouUVlUe Good Shaves and best a Hair Cuts at Riley Barber Shop Try t2- f1 Miss Marie HardwlcK of Owl boro Is vtslting her codsinMlsf Zella Nail new Barber Shops up todato and you get courteous treat meat there 112 Master Jimmie Glenn spent the Holidays with relatives Jn Beayer Dam and vicinity Mr ArchIe Foster Hartford Route 7 gave Tho Herald a pleasant call Thursday I Mr S H Ellis Hartford Route r 3 was a pleasant caller at The Her aid office Wednesday T Mr George Lewis wife and baby living near Owensboro were guests of rejatlvo hero last week It you have never shaved at Rl leys harbor Shop you should dprso see good you feel tyZ Wen should shave at Rlleys Shop fa Ohio County Yank building cor t nor Main and Center streets lt2 Dr Av JJiPatef RussellvJHo fKy has been the guest of relatlyes llnthe county the past few days t Leave your Grocery 1 nnlsbi Work art Called for and prompt dltvery l rbraGroceryTr i AW who had been spending h few days in Hartford returned home Monday Full particulars of the marriage of Prof Otis N Rock to Miss May tha Potts which took Wace at In H I willil 1 tsS at- f f xy i i p 3 r i i nil Aifco r 4 C tc I Z K SI WEhave stillon handa pretty fair e- lectIon Ladles Misses Coat Suits which have placedon onethird regular prices inter estedcallat Also complete Winter Millinery onethirdoff price Avail yourself oppor tunity securing these bargains reduction price remember Pays Trade with House that Saves Im IMI Money w- g2 RaI1rtiadTl No12i4j112 122rrl228pJhv 102248p1n 00000OObOO000 1one 1Rileys 4and how iAundrjfatmr iDomestlb Guarantee lfortthls 4Jl N D A Cloaks IOlrI through Hartford yesterday en rout i to Ruseellville whore the will ti tend college tI Miss Mary Smith of Pordavllle who had been spending the Holidays with Miss Nancy Ford dry tofu rAHeod honi Monday Dirt Harold Holbrook Hartford left Monday for Florida wberehe goes to spend the winter for the beneftt of fife health OLDPAPEKS FOR SALE at Tb i Herald office Nice and clean tie d up in bundles Five cents a hu die throe for ton cents tf Prof A P Taylor and family J Owensboro ate spending a few days with Mrs Taylors parents Mr and Mrs W B Render v Messrs Weller Olaton I Route 1 anil A J hla1Fd Hartford Route 5 were pleasant callers atI The Herald office Friday Mrs J F Vlckeand little daughter Marion Austin of Owens boro have been the guests of friends here the past few days Mr E G Barrass our efficient Circuit Court Clerk attended the State meeting of Circuit Clerks at Louisville last Thursday and Friday W E hills has the best and greatest variety of Feed Stuff in tbwn for sale and will pay you the highest cash prices for all kinds of Produce Also Flour and Meal f- orflnle50t4Mrs Alex Foster of Owensboro lilac Dena Woodward of Beaver Dam and Dr R L Foster of Ok lahoma City Okla were guests of Mrs Isaac Foster city a few days last week For carpenter and repair work tin work pump and furniture re pairing soldering and saw tiling bdggy top covering dr lining see Albert Oilers advertisement in another column i Messrs rW P Her Rockport J W Browq and J Pv Austin Han ford Route 4 and V C Hooker Beaver Dam were pleasant calls at The Herald office yesterday Clayton Shafer son of Ellas Sha for Llvermpre met with a very painful accident while playing with a toy pistol at the residence of a rel at1VEgear Beda on tips Christmas day 00was00 batle tr tedAtlast account he was getting along nicely Dr H JDell ft former dentist of Hartford but now of Louisville has been spending a few days herd with relatives and friends Ho will return to Louisville the latter part of this week The little twoyearold daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Koown who had been quite ill of pneumonia t while the parents were onno a visit to Mr and Mrs C P Kcown here is convalescenth t The annual flratofthoyear state went of the Bank of Hartford will ben found in another column As lisual It affords an excellent show= SIngof this conservative and well managed Institution jThe Ohio County Supply Co haVe moved tielr stock of goods iron their former quarters to the Carson storeroom recehtly occupied by Jake Rosenblatt Mr J C Her will move into his new quarters the last ot this week maMissKy was the guest of friends In Hartford a feel days lately She left yesterday for Greenville Ky to visit her mother and sisters be fore returning to her stenographic I work at Burkesvllle Messrs Raymer Tinsley McHenI ry Holbrook Douglas Felix Alliso Barnett and Louis Riley Hart ford and Roy Bennett Smallhous who had been spending the HolII days at home returned to their re spective schools yesterday Rev Cecil Stevens ofLouisville delivered two excellent sermons at the Baptist Church hero last Sunday morning and night to large audIlenccs Mr Stevens is a native 0 Hartford and a young minister a fine talent Ho gives much prom I Ise of being a noted divine I Messrs Wm V Sproule Dundee John M Chinn Merle Taylor and D S Rhoads Beaver Dam Josh Tinsley Hartford Route 3 W H Barnes Prentis C F Doswell Narrows J E Ooft Taylor Mines and Armistead Jones Nelson were among those who called on The Herald MondayRMajor R E Russell District Man nger for the Woodmen of the World tIs back on the job of pulling oft the Mammoth One Thousand Class Introduction In this city January 20 after spending a few days with his family at Milan Ind He reports applications coming in rapidly artd all details igprklng out nicely for the big event i =r frJ K Vincent at HisI res idence near Rockport Ky iastMon antheat trouble at v tbe aof 4 years Afoul acne months ago he had a sjJ4 Qf pneumonia from which he neveV entirely recovers leaved aTVife j nd one child He was a n1JT eff West Prdvjdence Baptist Church and was burled at thBeTOetery3Jfthls church ye terday JJlSJjeryJces beingI conducted by R H P Drovn Hewas t cldatbar Beans Opera House last Thursday theJsill affair and the house was crowded almost to the Umft The vaude vine acts by Messrs Wilkerson and Rabe as blackface comedians co Btltuted the main attraction and brought forth constant applaus The piano accompanists were Mrs Otto Martin and Mrs Ashbv The motion pictures were good and ov I erybodywas pleased with the whole entertainment Attorneys W H Barnes and C Smith have formed n law partner ship hero and have elegantlv fu nished rooms in the Republican building In which to conduct their business These men are attorneys of long experience and much practice and are recognized as two oCI tbo ablest and best interbred lawyers In this section of country Mr Barnes served four years as County Attorney several years ago and Mr Smith at present holds that po1 sltlon They make an exceedingly strong firm and will increase their already large cllentago Master Derry Dudley Walker city has won another prize from the Curtis Publishing Co of Phil- adelphIa for handling the Saturday Evening Post and Increasing its circulation This time the rlze is 20 cash and the manager tells Dudley that ho wanted to award him the first prize of the pony out btBreaiSholtyr tee number of points than Dudley dldv Young Berry Dudley is certainly a hustling little newsboy and fis welt worthy the compliments and prizes I which have been bestowed upon him 1 Subscribe for fh- Herald1 e J a yea Six months 50c THINK AND AVf QUICKLY llndcduntot 1qrnlsjiy 100ThinDally CourierJonrnal err months fpr 27B The Hartford Herald one year and Daily CourierJournal StndnysCnev and renewals alike 11 4hThDAs aKpnt ftttarh-p iltom e in the county to canvass ana solicit subscriptions Address THE HERALD Hartford Ky HohnesDeadMr came to Hartford to spend the Holidays with his nephew and niece Judge and Mrs John D Wilson plod at their residence on Union street city Mon day night of pneumonia His remains were taken to Hawesvllle Tuesday morning on the 719 train whorl Interment was had The re ma were accompanied by Judge John D Wilson and Col C M Barnett Hartford Mrs Harry Lostet ter Chicago and Miss Annie Bell Alton Hawesvllle The deceased who was a bachelor 67 years old made his home with his sister Mrs Allen of Hawesvllle and was formerly a tobacconfatnHis Illness was of short duration being taken 111 of pneumonia Tuesday night of last week Odd FelloHs Elect OSlcors Acme Lodge No 339 I O O F of Hartford held an enthuslastlcs meeting on the night of the 22d ult at which time a splendid supper was served at 63D Dr A D beingfwas attended and much business transacted an election of officers for 1912 being an important feature The following officers were elected Noble Orand W C Wallace Vice GrandC M Barnett Secretary R R Riley TreasurerDr A B Riley re electedTrustees Widows end Orphans Moses Hudson Dr A B iley and J Ney Foster Trustees of General Fund Fred Cooper C P Turner and S F Rlley Hoard of Supervisors The following named gentlemen who compose the Board of Super visors for Ohio county convened f court hall here Monday and will b e iIn session about ten days supervis ingj tajTllsts Those composing the Board are Rend der McHenry J A Johnson Hart 6ford Route 7 W T Keown Fords vllle andJ E Miller Fttedalan- Theao are all good thdo value of property in their respective sections 5 tit OfficerseAt their regular annual meetln for the election of officers of ford Lodge No 675 F A M the following officers were elected In Wednesday for the year 1912 E P Moore W M James Nance Sr W V G Barnett Jr W W H Moore Treas L P Foreman Secy Owen Hunter Member Board of Control C M Barnett Member Finance Committee V E andnW F Schapmlre Junior Deacons Albert Rial Tyler Derry Taylor and A C Yelser Stewards 1 Pleurisy pains are located Just bel- owl the short ribs Lumbago af fects the same region but toward the back BALLARDS SNOW elthE or case If rubbed In thoroughly musclesrand the patient can move about freely and comfortably Price 25c uOc and 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky and also Donovan d Co Beaver Dam Ky m 4 Writing a Letter in Two Seconds Verllv wo are living at a rapid rateThe Dowling Green Business University has an Instrument that writes a fullpage letter In two see onds By the way this Institution is keeping abreast with the de mands of the times NO wonder It can not supply even halt tho calls it receives for its output OLATON Jan 1BretBirch Shields of Beaver Dam filled his regular ap pointment at Olaton Baptist church last Saturday and Sunday Bra toepreach for us another year Mr Will Miller and family of Louisville who have been at this place for tho past week spending the Holidays with their mother and father Mr and Mrs W H Lyons and other relatives will return home oday f Mr and Mrs S J Pence of theirrH Lyons qf thIs place Mr Sam Payton ot Crofton Y I spent the Holidays with his moth er Mrs Janlo Payton Mlir Jessie McDaniel of near Roslne was the guest of relatives and friends nt this place Saturday Mr Robert Glasscock and wltejI of Cloverport were the guests of Mr Glasscocks mother and father Mr and Mrs James dlasscocJc of this place recently Miss Garnett Felix of this place Is the guest of Misses Mercedes and Myrtle Canan of Heaver Dam Everything went off very quietly at this place during Christmas Basket Hall Game Saturday night January 6 1912 at Deaver Dam Athletic Hall Ow ensboro High School vs West Ken tucky Seminary Game called at 800 p m Admission 2Gc Solicitor live town Address REPORTER care of Herald Hartford Ky Notice to Claimants All persona having claims against the assigned estate of George W White are hereby notified to file same with the undersigned assignee at his office In Hartford Ky nroperly proven on or before the 20th day of January 1911 or they will be forever barred 5214 YANCY L lOS LEY rCharles Durham Lovlngton III has succeed In finding a positive cure for bed wetting My Httln boy wet the bed every night clear tam on the floor I tried several kinds of kidney medIcine and I was In the drug store looking for something different to help him when I heard of Foley Kidney Pills After he had taken them two days wo could see a change and when he had taken twothirds of a bottle he was cured That is about six weeks I ago and he has not wet In bedI since For sale by all dealers m p Gen Bernardo Reyes who at attempted to head a rebellion In Mexico was lodged In the Santiago military prison in the City of Ilex ico Every family has need of a good sprainsbruisesnnt rheumatic pains there Is none bet ter than Chamberlains Sold by all dealersUpo For Sale Farm All sizes from 6 to 300 yoeu A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky a Foi Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwellingf A C TEISER k CO KydeRichard Croker and his sons were sued by John J Drecn to recover 100000 as damages for alleged alienation of his wifes affections His wife was Miss Ethel J Croker wht e Army under Gen Longstreet died atn BaltimoreII Subscribe tor The Hartford Herald I Jan v INearlY niCKETTS all the farmers ot this neighborhood are done deliver I Jng their tobacco and It seems theyrare getting a good price for It Mr John Daniel of Coburg Ortr atid brother Anthony Daniel of + Chicago 111 are at their old home share to spend New Years with their parents Mr and Mrs E M Daniel iMisses Bessie Bessie and Lossfp Greer of this neighborhood are visiting relatives at WhlteaTflTe They will return home in a week or two and leave for Missouri to make their future home There Was no A S of E meeting at nicketts schoolhouse Saturday on account of rain Those on the sick list arc 1lr Emmett Griffin Miss Nora Daniel and Mrs Alice Griffin All are reported some better this morning Mr Lee Royal will move into his now home hero this week + 1 + t oot t GO TO= + t- Ii Albert Oiler j+1 FOR + + Carpenter and Hepair Work + + TIN WOHK + IPump and Furniture Repairing + + Soldering and Saw Filing Bug + ilindihimrinltlunlrJuhnI A I + +l reaver Dam Ky 1 + + + + + 01 + + + + + + + Bring Your Produce T- OLikens Acton l General Dealers in Groceries Queens ware Furniture Harness Hardware Stoves and Ranges Visit our store where the right prices always prevail LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY Mourn V II IlHrnv Ihll O K Smlri announce that they have formnl n imrtncr khlpriirllix Brnrrnl practice of taw ex- Cept criminal and directs eaeAllr Smith balne County Attorney U proTentedlrim prnpllrlnR acli case Mr Jhruee will Individually accept inch practice Office In Hartford Itepubllcan building Ilait cord Ky SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP THE BANK OF HARTFORD At the Close of Business December 30 1911 ItKSOUnCKS tills Discounted 18110972 Cash on hand and in other banks 11125377 StockH and Bonds Ifit750Checks for Rcinltttnnro 1152740 Ranking louse and Lot a oooo Furniture and Fixtures jminci Total 92 i8SS11r 11tllILITIS Capital Stock SJ JO IOOiv Surplus s 10 Funds for Tuxes and Interest 1I78SDuo Hanks JD5701S Deposits lSI07U5t Dividend No 40 i J IOOK Total f IH0K3O Established in 1882 Designated United States Depository for Postal Savings Rank at Hartford Ky and Central City Ky J W FORD 1NO C THOMAS R K LEE SIMMKUMAN1- 1OXVAX i HOLiniOOK JNO T MOORS DlrcctortrFTo Our Farffltr Friends end Palrons Now is the time to begin to anticipate your Fence want We have just received two car loads of the cele brated American Steel Wire Fence We bought it right so we can give yon a very low price on any specifications you may need Call and see ns about your fence Yours truly DUNDEE MERCANTILE COJN tlthon ATw DUNDEE KENTUCKY 4l Til t i iy I W II 4I 1 jJ WJ L JI UWrlltl tIIIJIJU 1W 1 xAale fix THE HARTFORD HERALDED DAY VA sf S9 2 The Hartford Heraldi M H Si E RAILROAD TIME TA t BEE AT IIABTPORD KY I The following L N Time Card la effective from Monday Aug 21st 1 North Bound No UJ due at Hartford 719 am f No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m i No 113 duo at Hartford 146 p m 1 H E JHSCHKE Agt PENNSYLVANIA IS FOR WILSON SAYS PALMER I Committeeman Says He Is 1In Favor of An Instructed Delegation x The following Is from the Phila delphia North American Representative A Mitchell Palm er Democratic national commit teeman for Pennsylvania stopping In this city last whlloII his wav to Washington emphatically his earlier declarations to the effect that he favors the nomination of Governor Wilson of New Jersey for the Presidency Mr Palmer was annoyed by the publication of an article In a Phil adelphia paper last Sunday to the effect that he believed the State should send an uninstructed delega tion to the National Convention and falsely quoting him as saying his district will not send Instructed i delegatesApparently that article which spoke of the Wilson boom as wan Ing In the State was designed as a mischief maker The Inference to be drawn from It so far as Mrs Palmer Is concerned was that heI was seeking opportunity to turn the Pennsylvania delegation against the New Jersey Governor For months I have openly favored the nomination of Governor Wilson said Mr Palmer last night and I still favor It I believe I the great majority of the Democrats of this State desire Wll I i delIegatlonIn my Judgment Governor Wilson IsII d a great man a strong leader of the I I presentday progressive thought and nomIIInatedI I It clear that my purpose and that ofII others In the reorganized Democracy is to avoid any semblance of giving orders for any candidate Our organization stands for the right of the Democratic voters to make the selection and Is founded upon the promise that the old style of politics in which the giving of orders was practiced will be done away with r p Fine Magazine Offer For a limited time we will offer Norman E Macks National Monthly a Democratic Magazine for Men j and Women and the Hartford Herald a newspaper of the same kind both one year for only 11LnThe National is a highclass mag azine bubbling over with good thingsIts contributors are tho foremost men and women of the land It Is same size of the Saturday Evening Post and Is beautifully Illustrated throughout Politics good fiction brilliant reviews Interesting de partments humor with George Ado and John Kendrlck Range as regular monthly contributors to this department A magazine that will Interest every member of the fam- Ily Every reader of tho Hartford J Herald knows what It Is and what It stands for Dont fall to take ad vantage of this great combination l offer tf f Solves n DeepI Mystery- I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart wrote C U Hacler of Lewlsburg W Va for the wonderful double benefit I got from Electric Bitters In curing of both a severe case of moI trouble and of rheumatism fromII which I had been an almost less sufferer for ten years It suit l ed my case as though made Just for me For dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and to rid tho system of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism Electric Bitters has no equal Try them Every bottle Is guaran teed to satisfy Only BOc at James H Wlliams m H AWAITINO ACTION OF IUD MAN FROM KENTUCKY cr Jesse L Taylor wlio Is the mania mentioned In last weeks News as i Isj raving piped off the alleged desperado i i iII from Kentucky George Mc Paniels and caused his arrest wants It understood that he had nothing fo do with it He simply told Julius Paisley that McDanlels was at the depot and that a reward f y 1 lot s36p was out for him a id IB the man who told the Sheriff an had McDanlels arrested Now when the bad man from Kentucky gets out of jail with his 38tallber revolver his two knives four raw Zora and his 100 rounds of ammuni tion ho should not go after Tay lor butshould hunt up Julius Paisley for really actually Taylor didnt have a thing to do with his arrest Ho simply told Paisley and Paisley told the SheriffMon gomery Cpunty Ill News OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I O QUEER FOODS 0 00000000000000In 0 e camel are regarded as great delicacies In Arabia the horse Is considered a very fine article of food The folk In Cochin China great ly prefer rotten eggs to those which are fresh In India the flesh of the elephant is a favorite article of food Some South Americans eat liz ards serpents and centipedes The Chinese like cats rats logs and serpents bears paws and birds nests find particular favor with them There Is a large caterpillar foundI In the West Indies on palm trees which Is considered a great dainty The nests dt Java swallows ore so rare a luxury that a dish of them would cost around 75 In ou moneyIn parts of the earth a cu rious taste prevails for clay Wo men on the Magdalena river while shaping their earthen vessels fre quently put lumps of the clay lnt their mouths and consume It with relish IIKYAN SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING TO DEMOCRATS In a threepage editorial In hi Commoner of recent date Editor William Jennings Bryan Imparts a message to the Democratic mem bers of Congress urging them to stand literally and unequivocally for the redemption of the pledges made In the partys last national platform Special stress Is laid by Bryan of the need for action on theI following questions 1Trusts tariff popular election of enators the Philippines labor and Porto Rico IMr Bryan declares there should DemocraticIl as defined by tho national platform I The dangers according to Mr j Bryan are federal Incorporation trusts and the Aldrich otII plan concerning which he says The Democratic Congress two dangers to avoid hasII FirstFederal incorporation ofII big business and second the central bank contemplated by the Al drich currency scheme The Dem ocratic party ought to stand as a unit against both of these The first Is Intended to relieve the trusts of the annoyance of State regulations the second Is intended to en able Wall Street to strengthen its stranglehold on the countrys busi ess Beware The Danger of Im Grippe Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia- To cure la grippe coughs take Foleys Honey and Tar Compound- R E Fisher Washington Kas says I was troubled with a se vere attack of la grippe and noth ing I used did me any good and I was threatened with pneumonia A friend advised me to use Foloys Honey and Tar Compound and I got some at once I was relieved from the very first By the time I had taken three bottles my laI grippe was gone I believe Foleys Honey and Tar Compound to be the best medicine I over used and always keep a bottle with me For solo by all dealers m HIGH COST OF LIVING HIGH COST OF DYIG A contributor to the December Womans Home Companion maks the following Interesting comment- It has ocurred to me while Costlline thought of tho terribly high j cost of dying I Does It seem fair that a casket should cost so many times its Ini pressIIngdouble or treble for conveyances at such a time Can you not undertake to show the actual robbery j that exists and thrives on the forc purchasing that often leaves a family almost bankrupt That tooIi a time perhaps when Its support taken away I hope that you i i j be able to start n crusade I against such rank Injustice Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS O ASTORIA I t stiVINTEIiTIbIEi t1jReprinted by Request The leafless trees are tanned by he breeze CfrtOf ft frigid winters gale1 While through the air comes theftsY glare r Of the landscapes gUttering taall The whistling sigh of the winds oii high v 0GIveAs If In grief the winters Chief w Were mourning the summer IiiBSne tJust so Is life with Its human strife11 As We reach the winter of age f The friendships of old percfiancpj grow coldI W v- As we enter dccrepltys stage f y- V The springtime of youth Nlfh Its JfleetingIs merged with the wlsdomvof r i age While the winter of life with lts1 passing strife fJr GIves us the hope of a sage But a loving hand from a fairer land S1 Seems reaching down from the sky To lift us above where all is love And no icy touch is nigh By Heber Matthews Dr OunsaiiluH as n Journalist The public owes a debt of thanks to the person whoever ho may be WrV Gunsaulus to contribute those pithy editorial articles which one now finds printed In largo type In every issue of the Sunday RecordHerald It is n feather In the cap of Chicago foIdealtho most eloquent preacher in Chicago voicing his finest thoughts each week through the columns of Chicagos leading homo newspaper The articles have made a hit and are doing a lot of goods As pastor of Central Church and president of Armour Institute Dr iGunsaulus has long had a wide clrll- isle of usefulness but It is entirely possible that ho is accomplishing more through his RecordHerald Italks than through all his other activities combined These Infer mal pungent articles are inspiring They are read by tens of thousands who would never go t hear a sermon They deal with I the real things of life the deep homely universal problems that ar- i making and breaking young lives and old hearts all around us ev ery day I IThe Chicago RecordHerald has a better right than ever to be called the best home newspaper In th United States now that It has Dri1 Gunsaulus on is Sunday staff ooooooooooooooooo 0 SPECIAL NOTICE O 10 in regard to O 10 OBITUARIES RESOLUTIONS 0 O OF RESPECT tc O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Hartford Herald has adopted a new rule In regard to Obituaries Resolutions of Respect Cards of Thanks c whether written at the the behest of lodges churches or In dividuals and that is we shall charge at the rate of two cents per line for all such articles except obituary poetry which will bo one cent per word stralghtThts is time small est rate we charge for anything and is only onefifth of our regular rate The amount in cash or stamps must accompany each article or It will not be printed Six words average a line In ordi nary reading and every separate character or Initial letter counts as- a word The heading and tho Big nature both count one line each even If they are only a word or two All obituary poetry straight through one cent per word Contributors please remember AFTER GRIP Look Out for TroubleITho aftereffects of tho Grip are apt to bo serious but a normal healthy condition may be restored In a sur prisingly short tlmo by Vlnol Watertown WlsAfter a severe attack of the Grip my system was in a very weakened nervous and rundown condition I began taking Vino with the very best results and In a short time I began to feel like an en tirely different person and I am better and stronger than I have been for years Adelaide Gamm We guaran tee this testimonial to be genuine We have never sold In our store such a valuable strength creator and health restorer for tho convalescent the weak and rundown as Vlnol and wo oak people In this vicinity to try a bottle of Vlnol with the understanding that their money will bo re turned if it does not do all we claim for itZ Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam Ky Hartford Drug Go Hartford Ky Subscribe foxThe Herald 100ayr I l EDUCATE FOR Busine SP Private instruction from expert teachers in 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strong yet soft white light and it suet flickers It preserves the eyesight of the young it helps and quickens that of the old getbetter1 Made of solid brass nickd plated Easily lighted without remove ing shade or chimney Easy to dean and rewickcDealer mrrwhere or versa for tWriptiw circular direct to uy te cy of the F lCompanyl HARTFORD HERALDS Clubbing RatesFOR YEAR SUBSCRIPTIONS 4 The Herald and Weekly CourierJournal L50 I and Weekly Louisville Herald XI1 135 co and Daily Owensbcro Messenger n 3150AI and Twice week Owensboro Messenger l il751 I and Twiceaweek r r Owensbordjnqufier T 175dand Daily Owensboro Inquirer V7V 3254 co and KentuckyFarmerLouisville J125 t- u and Bryans Commoner I L50 a and Thriceaweek New York World r 165 and Twiceaweek Sti Louis Republic 150 and NationalMagazineMonthly1 1 ISO nndiMcCalls MagazinesFashions 130 h Address THE HERALD Hartford Ky- s s I 4 1 Ii u o t TiiIMr- wr k f rA i r n 0 r 1 ijjWEDNESDAYI JAN 3 l 1012 THE HARTFORD HERALDSEVEN x p I NO WIVES FORy r r 269I39 IN According to Recent Cents sus Figure THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES 1 less Numerous Than ttieMale I TablesTurnedlii Some Statesjj J MEX INCREASING THEIR LEAD I The female of the species Is less numerous than the male accord Ing to a census bulletin issued to flay giving the distribution of the population of the United States ac cording to sex The numeration taken as of AprilI 15 1910 showed that in the United States as a whole there were 47 332122 males and 44640144 fe males or a proportion of lOG males for every 100 females Moreover the men are increasing their lead In 1900 there were only 1044 males to every 100 females The figures of 1910 mean that It every man In the country was ordered to marry there would be 2691379 wifeless men left over after the rushIn only five States and the Dis trict of Columbia do the women and girls outnumber the men and boys Hero Is their relative strength State Males Females ilaslilfwfi22 J 711190 R Island 270359 277251 Maryland 644225 651121 Dist of Col 158050 173019 N Carolina 1098471 1107816 S Carolina 751842 763558 Ten years ago the females out numbered the males in live other States New York New Hampshire t New Jersey Virginia and Georgia Now the tables are turn ed The bulletin says in part At birth the number of males al ways exceeds the number of fe males but male mortality is always greater than female Consequently 14through the excess of male deaths graduallyFapproaches that of males and in the later years of life exceeds it In the Vnlted StatesrtUere Js generally a lower death rate titan in northern European countries and the difference A between the death rates off males and females is notso marked The equality In the number of the sexes occurs here at n later age l than In European countries and the slightly greater male death rate docs not overcome the initial ad vantages which the males have atII birth The result is for tho white population of the United States generally an excess of males The negroes with their greater death rate show the same result as Is observed in European countries namely an appreciable excess of females in the population both In 1910 and 1900 The bulletin shows that Now 1 EngIi are the Two Great Creators of Energy Energy means power power to work to think to throw off and keep iAoff disease Get all the sunshine you can and takeII Scotts Emulsion regularly It willgive you strength flesh andIvitality Be tare to get SCOTTS itt the Standardand yII the best AM DRUGGISTS 1119 4 + 4444444n 444 + + PEOPLE WRITING 4 For THE HERALD will please 4 + get their articles to us prompt 4 + Ijr Matters intended for pub 4 4 llcatlon In our regular issue 4 41 Wednesday must be In our 4 III i handle on Monday ywltioutfaU 4 I s I i 4 ure to Insure publication 4 J 1J 4 1 44 + + 4 + + t + 4+ 4 M + 4 y J land haa464452 more females than males Since the proportion of females of middle age and beyond Is greater than that of carder life It Is fair to assume that there are mpre old maids In New England than in any other section but pro porflbnately the excess of females land presumably of old maids In the District of Columbia is even greater Washington Cor Now York Herald TWINS PLAY TRICKS OX EMPLOYERS AND GnUS Springfield 0 Dec 29Frank and will Lot twins look so much alike that they decided to play a joke on their employers yesterday Frank is a dry goods clerk wile Will is a shoe salesman They switched Frank went to the shoe store to work and Will to the dry goods house Their employers never knew the difference urftll told of the trick after tho stores closed last night The twins act alike have the same disposition and they dress alike to deceive their friends They admit that they quite fre quently play the same joko on their best girls Will keeps Franks appointment and vice versa When the girls are told of the deception they smite and tell the twin who happens to be present that she likes him just about as well as she does his brother Foley Kidney Pills Always give satisfaction because they always do the work J T Shelnut Bremen Ga says I have used Foley Kidney Pills with great satisfaction and found more relief from their use than from any other kidney medicine and Ive tried almost all kinds I can cheer fully recommend tltuin to all sufferers from kidney and bladder trouble Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the teach ot medicine No medicine can do more For sale by all dealers m A Iia17111CN9IIi I suppose In these ragtime days you sell very little classical music More than you would Imagine answered the music dealer About everybody buys a few sheets to place on tho piano when company calls To prevent pneumonia a cold settled In the lungs should bo at tended to at once Put a HER RICJS REO JIKPJiER JSRQUi PLASTER on the chest and take BALLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP Internally Its a winning combi nation Buy tho dollar size Hore hound Syrup you get n porous plaster free with each bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam hY Lucky Artoithounlit Cinderella had put on the glass slipper To be In fashion Vas her mental comment the heel ought to beat least two Inches higher Suddenly reflecting however that persons wearing glass slippers mustnt kick she wisely held her tongue and all thq world Is famil iar with the rest of the story When givensoonthe croupy cough appears Chamberlains Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety Thousands of mothers use It successfully Sold by all dealers m AVusted I should think said the woman of the house you would have too much selfrespect to make your liv ing by begging Lady protested Ruffon Wratz straightening himself up solfre snect Is wot ails me I wouldnt do this far no other man on earth Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual Chamber lains Cough Remedy acts on this plan It allays the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature In rector ng the system- to p healthy condition Thousands have testified to Its jsunerlor excel lence Sold by all dealers m ACrafty etnrian Nebuchadnezrar vent on all tours Men are mistake for deer even when they walk upr ght he consoled himself a Great Scliume Dear me said Mrs Housewife with a deep sigh I ant manage to seep a cook n week You should copy me observed her friend Since my1 husband earned French L cm keep one a iearIV Mrs Housewife looked surprised I dont see the c nnectlon she aidIts simple eno igh Ho now veara at herein FnmcH instead of ngIlshwU gtvefchma vent for temper soma valuable practice 1his and the cook thinks hfia making Jove to hert ii r CONSCIENCE MOVED BY HOLIDAY SPIRIT Surrenders To New York Police Saying He Robbed Employ er of SCOOO New York Dec26 Moved by the spirit of Christmas and the fact that he was stranded here wlth but ia few dollars left out of 4000 hi said he embezzled In Evanston Iii sixteen months ago John Ftoidlm made a dramatic confession at po lice headquarters here today- I want you to arrest me hi told the Lieutenant on duty 1 I am John Fielding of Evanston Ill 57 years old and I suppore 1 I 111 57 years old and I suppose 1 I western Gas Light and Coke Company of my city for many years and on August 10 1910 I got away with 4000 of my employers mon ey Then my troubles began 1I went to Canada and England and became morose melancholy and nervous Two weeks ago I arrived here with my money dwindled down to nothing and on Christmas night I braced up and said to myself John go back and face the charge It was the first time you ever committed a wrongful act So I decid ed that before the next night I would put my head on my pillow with as clean n conscience as II coufil have after giving myself up ti the authorities The police believe Fielding story true and have locked him up pending communication with the Evanston authorities Fielding sail he had a wife and family in Evans ton and a little properly with whichI he hoped to cover his embezzle ment It you dont sleep well at night are nervous and lowspirited you need n system purifier HERBINI is a powerful liver stimulant and cleansing medicine It quiets the nerves promotes energy anti cheer fulness Price 50cv Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Don ovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m aaKnsy Poverty Did you have ntv trouble flying out of the window LoveNot n bit A suffragette a smashed It for me My Word Old Chap I Preparation for time effflurance If extreme cold forms part of the cdu cation of the natives of Northern Canada The boys when very young 1are first whipped in order to make their flesh tingle and then sent to ji bathe In the halffrozen rivers Ai I they grow older they are made to lIe out of doors at night with nc I clothes on sometimes for a week 01 I so at a stretch The consequence Is that either they die or become EC hardened mil to be able to go nakedI 1iin any weather without the slight Ilest discomfort London Chronicle When buying acough for children bear in mind that Chamberlains Cough Remedy I most effectual for colds croup an whooping cougb and that It contains no harmful drugs For sal- by all dealers m The Baby cold the Car Heres R letter from Clifford What does ho say Why they have another baby and ti new automobile What does he say about the au tpmoblln Oh Its n Gllnter n 43horse power touring car of most com plete and luxurious design seats tIe people with foredoors top windshield speedometer gas lamps demountable rims and stires Navy gray with a got stripe Final And what does he says about the baby Boy wplijhi ollht notinds- Dcntn a in UIIIK ijre May not result from the work o firebugs but often severe burns at caused that make n quick need for Bucklens Arnica Salve the quick est surest cure for burns wounds bruises bolls sores It subdue- inflammation it kills pain i soothes and heals Drives off skin eruptions ulcers or piles Only 26c at James II Williams n- ooooooooooooooo o o iN LABORS BUSY UEAIOO- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O Germany boasts 2110 cooperative societies Novla Scotia coal mines employ 13000 persona t New York City has 7OQO union printers Ontario Canada has at present htrtyslx cooperative societies According to the latest figures Uncle Sams farmhand payroll represents 645612000 The unemployed in Lelcest ri England being dissatisfied with the poratlons of the local exchange have returned their resignation cards and decided to form an Un employed Labor Association The Milwaukee Journeymen Bar bers Union recently decided that all barbers coats now furnished by sup ply companies must bear the union label otherwise the barbers will buy their own coats provided with the union label The American Association of Stenographers has been organized In Plttaburg Pa Its objects are to I increase and earningefficiency pow er and promote the general welfare I of Its members The union Is to Include both sexes The label section of the San Francisco Labor Council has decided to issue a vestpocket dictionary for general distribution that will con tain the names or all articles that bear the union label so that those who wish to secure articles that are strictly union will know Just what to call for In the last two years the machinists have had 152 strikes and the great majority of these were won There has been no attempt up to the present on the part of the Turk ish Government to consider any factory or labor laws Cincinnati 0 Master Bakers Association has decided to test the constitutionality of the law prohib iting basement bakeries- A net increase of 435 In the membership of the British Boilermakers Society last month brings the tbtalII very near to 60100 The Toklo municipality has decided to open labor exchanges throughout the city where employ ers will be able to find help when they need It A total of 13S10 In donations and i7000 In strike benefits has been paid by the International Un Iml of Brewery Workmen during the past year The International Molders Union reports a total Increase in membership for the quarter of 2915 with an expenditure In sick benefits for the same period of 45327 The executive committeemen of the various railwaymans unions In England are being urged by the new I branches In varloua parts of the I kingdom to hasten the steps amalgamation II Japans new child labor law pro hibits the employment of any per son loss than twelve years old and the employment of women or of children less than fifteen years old during more than twelve hours a day u I Subscribe fur The Herald SI n year The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in use for over 30 years leas homo the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since Its infancy Allow no one to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Justasgood are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health off Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Costoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare gone 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 Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORSA ALWAYS 9 S9 Bears the Signature of ft pC AeThe Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years tttf CCNTAUH COMPANY TT MUNAYTNttT NCW YORK CRY l I aI X I i EEI TCXZ Light and Fawer CDmp ny IXCOfUOriATKO E G BARRASS f MGR HartfordlKy Will ttsirc your house ftt cost Electric Lifhtff care clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without them when wltiinreach i I II IIcSEND YOUR BOY TO II MATHENEY BAllS SchooleFOR BOYSII Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has come from several Southern States Twenty four different towns in Western Kentucky reps resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat Hot and Cold Baths 400000erecently spent on improvements countytMoral surroundings excellent Unex celled as a school for young boys fNineteenth Year Begins September 6 1911 I Write for catalogue Address nil communications to k CMATHENEY BAITS Jj L M mmM f t WwM V 1 i sfc3 Tr IAOSElOIIT THE HARTFORD HERALDWEbNF8DAZ JAN a 1012 c fDFAT- I 1 r OF THE J 1 I Dundee MercantileI Co I I Im III 1000000I I Worth of Seasonable and Uptodate Merchandise to close out in the next 30 days In order to closeout the en tire stock of General Merchandise having become necessary on account of a very material change in this large 0 store among stockholders c We are forced to close out and are going to offer one of the best MoneySaving propositions ever heardof I in Ohio county This Great Closing Out Sale will begin on FRIDAY MORNING JANS9 1912 At 9 AMIIi will continue till Saturday January 13 1912 inclusive Please watch the county papers next week for IIIIAnd y I notice of this sale I Shoes We are going to offer the entire stock of 1700 pairs of Mens Boys Ladies and Chil drens Shoes at from 25 to 75 per cent discount This stock is nearly all new and in good condition and was purchased from the best Shoe people in the world and as everybody has to wear Shoes this time of the year this is certainly the time to buy them- Clothing Ve have 97 Suits of Mens and Boys Clothing to close out during this sale at 25 to 50 per cent discount 17 Mens and Boys New Overcoats to close out at 30 per cent dis count Queensware- We have an enormous stock to close out at from 20 to 40 per cent discount Dry Goods Dress Goods We have a nice new season able stock of Dress Goods Ito close out at 25 to 50 per cent discount Calicoes Cotton Goods 1500 yards of Standard Brands of Calico to close out at 50 per yard 12000 yards of Hoosier Cotton to close out at 6c per yard Hats and Caps We have 100 Hats that sold from 100 to 500 that will go in this closing out sale at from lOc to 300- Underwear 7 One lot of Mens Ladies and Childrens Underwear to go in this closing out sale at 25 per cent discount Bed Goods Now is the time to buy your Bed Clothes 104 all Wool Blankets were 500 per pair closing out sale 8368 250 Mixed Blqnkets dosing out price 198 150 Cotton Bjaqkets clos ing out price 98c 200 Quilts closing out price 165 150 Comforts closing out I price 98c 100 Comforts closing out price 79c General CleanUp Alt of our big Stock of Farm Implements Harness Buggies Wagons Hardware Stoves Groceries Furniture and many other things that we havent space to mention will come under this same Closing Out Sale 500 Shirts We have 600 Mpns and Boys Dress and Work Shirts usually sold at 25c to 150 Will go in this closing out sale at from lOo to 70- cTimepieces I One lot of Clocks and Watches that soldfrom Sl 00 to 300Will go at this closing out sale at from GOo to 200All items in our large stpck of Dry Goods and No tions to close out at propor tlonately low prices Ladies Misses and Childrens Cloaks We have 28 stylish Cloaks to close out discount one third off Now the farmers have been blessed with fine crops and have realized good prices for them Lets all start on the New Year 1912 right by visiting this great Closing Out Sale and get the best bargains ever had for the money This is no New Years joke on our part for we are absolutely forced to close out this entire business Everyone come to the Sale and we will convince you that we mean business by giving you big money values and kind and courteous treatment whether you buy or not We have arranged for sufficient clerk force to wait on everybody so dont fail to come Place DUNDEE KY time J1W 5 1912 Respectfully r I f F Dundee Mercantile Co 1 J m J J INCIlJPRATEP 1t it D1lNDEE r fI c keNTJctI4- L L L Jl =tr 4 L c LII I d iiI Lw f1If J yi

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