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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, January 17, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912011701 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 17, 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. y THE HARTFORD HERALD R f L j jII Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance I Coat Hi Herald ofr i hiij World Ihlfewnf JUI Moil Umbering att Mj Bail All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 17 1912 NO3 BALTIMORE GETS i912 CONVENTION Democrats Vote to Go to Oriole City JUNE 25 THE MEETING DAt The Unterrlffed to Assemble One Week After Repub lican Convention A FINE BUILDING TO MEET IN E S Washington Jan 12The Democratic National Convention theI N date of which was set this mornln for June 25 was awarded this after noon to Baltimore over St Louis Denver Chicago and Now York Baltimore offered a certified check for 100000 Two ballots were taken On th first Baltimore received 25 votes St Louis 19 Chicago 3 Denver 6 and New York 1 On the second ballot Baltimore receivedl 29 votes St Louis 22 and Chicago 1 This gave Baltimore a clear majority and the decision theY was made unanimous The first business transacted was to decide that the convention should be held June 25 one week after the Republican National Convention At this time the place of the convention had not been determined Denver made the first bid for the convention Charles F Franklin of that city addressing the committee at length Denver offered reasonable and necessary expenses for the convention and promised to be lib yoral Mr Franklin gsserted that Denver had the best convention hall w4 lp the country ti rchlcago next had Us Innings t Rogers Sullhran mldi laughter and applause saidho had tKo Bnpreced anted pleasure of Introducing to the Democratic commltteo Fred W Up ham of Chicago assistant treasurer of the Republican National Com mitteeMr Upham argued at some length for Chicago and when he had con eluded some one proposed that he I 4be made an honorary member of the Democratic Committee There was more applause but no vote on this IIsuggestion J Hamilton Lewis closed the argument for Chicago dwelling at length upon the advantages I of that city and its experience in handling national conventions Chicago In addition to defraying the expenses of the convention offered a contribution of 40000 to the Democratic campaign fund This announcement caused a stir and ap I parently increased Chicagos chances materially lBaltimores bid followed Chlca I 1gos Representative Talbot of Maryland made the opening speech andE Senator Raymer pursued the argu mentThe claims of St Louts were pre vented by E F Goltra former Governor David B Francis Rolla Wells and James E Smith St Louis of fered to be more liberal in appropriations for the convention than over before but no definite amount was offered Edward M Tlorney4 then spoke for New York As soon as the New York bid waG in the committee began balloting 0 F Hereby spoke for Robert i Cram chairman of the Baltimore Committee and called out R storm of cheers when he drew from his in side pocket n certified check for 100000 and laid it upon the table The demonstration continued for a minute or more- Hnlthnorcs Armory an Admirable Place Baltimore Md Jan 12TheYDemocratic Convention of 1912 I which the partys national committeD has awarded to Baltimore will be hold In the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimores largest auditorium Tho 1 ofistheo main floor Having an area of 200 by 300 for feet the main or drlll hall archCtectural experts say will seat comfortably o more than 12000 persona allowing ample apace for prow 1ay due nades aisles etc There are two J balconies and If necessary liVi thp i erection of raised lll ttorminlf either end pf the building the seat I lug capacity can be Increased tq W EMU more than 20000 persons Experts say the accoustlc properties can be made almost perfect for a halt of its sizeTho company rooms twentyone in number grouped in suites are admirably adapted for committee rooms and the gymnasium Immo dlately behind the place where the stage will stand will be set apart for the press The armory is situated in the northern part of the city and is EPennsylvania walking distance of the andOhiominutes ride by street car from the business center of the city TUB OLDEST PHYSICIAN IN TilE STATE IS DEAD Campbellsburg Ky Jan 12 Dr F J Yager probably the oldest physician in Kentucky and the old est resident of Henry county died 6here this morning of the infirmities of ago He was ninetysix years old Dr Yager was born in Oldham county in 1812 and for a few years practiced medicine in Jeffersontown However he moved to this county sinceebeen one of the most active men In this section Ho Is survived by four children P S Yager of Califor nia Ernest Yager of LoulsvllleDr Arthur Yager president of George town College and Mrs B R Milan Of Florida nHe was a prominent Mason and his funeral at 11 oclock tomorrow will be conducted by that order HOWS THIS We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm Waldlng Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cureda taken inter nally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation NEVKU SPOKE DURING TlYENTY FIVE YEARS Maysvllle Ky Jan 13The death of Louis Roser here yester day disclosed a family secret which was that absolute silence had been maintained between husband and wife for the past twentyfive years This was broken last Sunday when his wife asked her husband to have- a cup of coffee and ho replied that he would In a few moments he was attacked with heart trouble dy- Ing a short time afterward Ho willed all his vast properties to his wife and he asked that his body be cremated and the ashes cast toI the winds off the Cincinnati suspen bridge The body will be sent toa crematory tomorrow Folcys Honey anil Tnr Compound Cures in Every CaseII Mr James McCaffery Mgr of thott Schlltz Hotel Omaha Neb recommends j Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound because It cures in every case I have used it myself and Ii I have recommendeed It to many oth I ers who have since told mo of ItsII great curative power in diseases of the throat and lungs Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Is a ret liable family medicine Give it toII your children and tako It yourself when you feel a cold coming on It checks and cures coughs colds ands croup and prevents bronchitis and pneumonia Refuse substitutes For sale by all dealers m Charles Dickens and Women By the late Henry Snowden Ward The recent sudden death In New o of Mr Henry Snowdon Ward b the distinguished Secretary of the ickens Fellowship in England leas sincerely deplored in America as b- In the land of his birth His de lightful lectures on Dickens and Shakespeare have been popular lit features of this season and I ne of his latest acts was the prop aratlon of an illuminating article Lippincotts Magazine on Charles Dickens and Women which will be published in FebruA when the Dickens centenary isii Llis OpinionI 4 j iWhatdo you t1 ink f of aVhusj j band who deceives his Wife Hes a mighty smart man 1 RECENT NOTABLE CASES OF THAT STILL SMALL VOICE IIJ BOSTON MASS JANUARY 3 1912 Deeply penitent for my sin and earnestly desiring as far as In my power lies to make atonement I hereby confess that I am guilty of the offense of which I atand Indicted Iam moved to this course by no i ducement of selfbenefit or leniency Heinous as Is my crime God hap not wholly abandoned me and my conscience and manhood however de praved and blighted will not admit of my still further wronging by a pu tic trial her whose pure young life I have destroyed Under the lashing- of remorse I have suffered and am suffering the tortures of the damned In this I find a measure of comfort In my mental an guish I recognize that there is still by the mercy of the Master some remnant of the Divine spark of goodness lingering with me I cent wish to live only because within some prisons walls I might In sour small measure redeem my sinful past help some other despairing soull and at last find favor with my God You are Instructed to deliver this to the District Attorney or to the Judge of the Court Sincerely yours CLARENCE V T RICHESON For Inducing his jilted sweetheart Avis Llnnbl to take cyanide o potassium which he had given her as a corrective for her physical condil tion October 14 1911 and which caused her death Sentenced to the death chair during week of May 19 1912 I LOS ANGELES CAIi DECEMBER 1 1Jll ProsecutorMr J B McNamara you j have hitherto entered your plea of not guilty Do you wish to plead at his time McNamara Yes sir I ProsecutorTo this Indictment charging you with murder do you plead guilty or not guilty McNamara Guilty i Dynamiting the building of the Los An ekes Times October 1 1910 killing 21 menfpr whichI Peccmber 5j 191MJiewajsgntejiced tJUle I IT prisonmentj Aj RICHMOND VA NOVEMBER 24 1011 I Henry Clay Beattie Jr desirous of standing right before God and1 man do on this the twentythird day of November 1911 confess toy guilt of the crime charged against me The murder of his wife July 18 1911 for which he was electrocut ed November 24 1911 SOME STATISTICS ON OUR BILLIONDOLLAR SCHOOLSS6 Value of National Educational Plant Has Doubled in Ten Years The amount of money invests In schools In this country has in creased enormously during the last decado Tho value of public Ii schooiII property which was about 000000 In 1900 had doubled ten j years later During the same period tho annual Income increased from 220 IIthej t 1era grow from 2769000 to 0620000 Tho average length of the public school term Wa I extended from 144 to 166 days II and the average attendance of chit dren enrolled increased from 99 to j 114 days The public high schools which numbered 6005 In 1900 wer jjof Itnumberj I J i i i itthanl j ber of public school teachers increased from 423000 to 512000 inI ItTheIItInI mented during the tenyear period those of men teachers Increasing from 4650 per month In 1900 to 65 per month In 1910 and those of women teachers from 34 to 52 per month The number of pupils In high schools showed n marked gain numbering 900000 In IfllO as compared with 520000 In 1900 The productive fund of universi colleges and technical schools Increased from 160175000 to 273425000 and the annual Income h of there Institutions from other than endowment was augmented from 28500000 to 77800000 In the tenyear period The students In those establishments grew In number from 110 H 000 to 183000 and the Instructors from 7300 to 17000 In the high I r educational Institutions it will noticed the increase in the num ber of teachers was proportionately greater than the growth In the num er of students Brads troots Asking Mach My dear said Mr Clarkson I Itadesireyou manage wo 4tryj IWithin our Income Goodness be regarded by everybody In our set as eccentric i Will PeiKlstin Trvlitjs It What IIs an opllmtyt yin copluhome tpt without his wife knowing It t ANTITRUST LAW BROKEN BY BURLEY SOCIETYY I = I llOf Kentucky Federal Ruli- n0nthey Interstate Com merce Pact I i Cincinnati 0 Jan 12ln nnIIIII opinion handed down by tnttetJ18tatNI I elated that contract entered into by the Hurley Tobacco Society with the purchnsers of the pooled Burley tobacco were In violation of th Sherman antitrust law In that part which concerns Interstate com merce The opinion came after an argue meat In tho suit of the E O Kshel by Tobacco Company of Cincinnati against the Burley Tobacco Society for damages alleged to have beenIIiI sustained In the pooling and selling I the 1907 crop of Burley tobacco Winchester Ky In his opinion Judge Holllster I that the tobacco pooled by thet Tobacco Society was ed necessarily for use In IntondI commerce hail iilways been so i and subsequently was used Interstate commerce that the Burley Society fixed a price on this tobacco and refused to accept any j price other than the one fixed and j that this act Is considered by him toE bo In violation of that portion of tho Sherman antitrust law which con I corns Interstate commerce Blow with IMKlitfnl terrllle Polar force hlsII north and play havoc with the skin I causing red rough or sore chapped I hands arid lips that need Bucklens Arnica Salve to heal them It makes the skin soft and smooth Unrlvalqd for coldsores also burns I bolls sores ulcers cuts bruises and pllgs Only 25 cents at James Williams m m VIIK WHAM I c nmnIIVP A SMALL KOHTUXK l illIamj lreaIIIthati l d man wlyy while walking along Nan I Beach one day recently came cross oVjargo chunk of some forIt I substance which he took houleII t f suspecting ho bad something valua blot1t l pBreakingI ois he brought It to City ChomlAt rtiarlesifl Rolllif for analysis Mr OplliiK ubJoftted the nastier tto a lIYlcdhcoYeI InIioust making The standard rate for am bergris Is 60 an ounce so the mass White found is worth 19200 Nothing takes the place of am bergrls In the finer grades of perfumery said Boiling Tho matter was coughed up by a sick whale and because of Its scarcity It Is very valuable BIG LAXI DEAL CLOSED COCNTnJohn T Hopkins returned Friday whcbHesn derson National Bank In closing deal for tho sale of 1300 acres tland In tho southern part of Hop andIaned soyloral years ago being heavily timbered at the time The timber has been removed but much of tho tan I s purposefThe land was purchased by N 1 K Toy George Joe and Hugh Toy o thlo county Tits Toy farm iIn the Anthoston neighborhood was ox changed as part payment Mr Toy and Eons Joe and Hugh will move to the newly purchased property It Is their purpose to Improve sit will it off In smallor tracts it la un derstood Henderson meaner T Wouldnt You Wouldnt you like to be a loathe Instead aLl follower JUoulilw 4 you like to be a live wire In bus Incas originating Ideas and moth ods that will cause big bus new men to bid for your servves 7 Wouldnt you like to got more pay 7 You can have all this experience you can Rot the bigger pay vou can successfully manage a biiHlness of your ownIf you will take the necessary training and you can go the training either at college or l y mall The first step Is to write JNO NashYs BY MAIL or for catalogue of i aldres8glege NiwUvlIlo Tonn or Paducah i WalhIlnJton A Hero In a Uxlitlioiisi For years J S Donahue South Haven Midi a civil war captain MS a lighthouse keeper averted I1Wi ful wrecks but a quern fact Is he1 might have been n wreck himself If I 1 Electric Bitters had not prevented They cured me of kidney trquble anti chills he writes after I had- e jI taken other uocalled cures for yearst without benefit and they also ten proved my sight Now at seventy I am feeling fine For dyspepsia Indigestion all stomach liver and kidney troubles theyre withoutl equal Try them Only 30 cents at James H Williams in A Call to Kconoiny IThe coal supply of the earth tIs limited said the scientist t ono can say how long It will NoIIII Great Scott exclaimed n i the back row and weve oneIi Iin wasted moren P bushel of It j the hall for thisi lectuleII The Danger of Lal Is Its fatal tendency to pneumonia To cure la grippe coughs take compoundjnj ays I was troubled with a see vere attack of la grippe and noth ing I used did me any good and III Aifrlondi Honey and Tnr Compound and I I ijngot some at once 1 was relieved j i 11IlaI I prlppe was gone I believe Follnsi I Honey nnd Tar Compound to be the best medlclnb 1 over used anti alj1 IIIi j II To Wizard 1IHs II Your cement furniture IIII soon will bo the rage but ere IIIollrj I something thence tho price of i I goods is high so let your brain the I pierce youll help us Ittt I Pou try Turn out some leather un 1 erwear and some asbestos gowns houl1 carelaudj I you really love your name wo of thelI 1 When given M soon as the croupy J cough appear Chamberlain Cough III Itomody will ward off nn attaok qf I I P and provent nil danger and 1mothI jl all dealers m GOOO ROADS LAW SEEMS ASSURED i The Bosworth Bill Seems 1Likely to Pass n A DIGEST OF THE MEASURES Bills Concerning Matter of Vast Importance to the State MUCH NEEDED LEGISLATION tlFrankfort Ky Jan 13Senator Joe F Bosworth the author of the good roads measure In the Leglsla fcure Is very hopeful In fact contl dent that the General Assembly at the present session will onact a comprehensive good roads law He Is the chairman of the Senate Commit InternaldImprovements which will consider tho good roads legislation Speak big of hit hills Senator Bosworth said Kentucky itas no State road or iKfU ls Uoi butJJwee ore now nenrir Ing before the Legislature two bills of vast Importance to every section of tho State and all citizens Inter sated In improving the conditions under which our roads and bridges are constructed mid maintainedj should give saute attention to them and lend their Influence In every possible way to have these measures- t passed and become operative limo pending bills provide for a Stale Highway Commissioner of comIpatent civil engineer and will act Ing under the Department of Agri culture have charge of the con structlon or all roads built under the provisions of State std Provision are made for raising a State toad fund to be used In granting aid to counties that bond themselves to build permanent roads and also to counties that spend money not Iprocured from the halo Qf bonds In building or rejair ing permanent roads 1The Stat aid IB for the pnrpn e jof Influencing counties to buMd lltuere and hotter roads by paying onethird of the cot of roads from a general tax levied upon the as geseoil property of the State By this method counties not expending money to build roads will receive no aid from the State but counties taking advantage of the State aid will be assisted to the amount of onethird of the money they expend in constructing or reconstructing Under this arrangement all IIrands pay Into the State road and must build roads or lose part of the State road fund The whole scheme of State aid Is designed to make every county not having good roads already get Into the roadbuilding business and make all counties now having good roads put the proper amount of money Into firstclass maintenance The office of County Highway IEngineer Is provided for and modern and systematic methods of handling work are mapped out In detail Tho design of that portion iof the bill which deals with county administration seems to he to secure better closer anti more scientific method of constructing and main roads by county authorities and nt time same time leave the county administration In the hands jof the Fiscal Courts as at present other words the County Engin 1111 will be a person qualified to ad the 001111 on road and bridgework In an Intelligent manner All through those measures are nfrruniviK to State and county funds which demonstrates that thn bills Were designed with the ono iPuriioso in sight viz to got vnliin received In nil moneys expended In Ibnlhlire roads and nlso to expend plentiful in the oon8tnf pn o gOOd ORllB To prevent vneumMilfl a mlsettled in the lungs should ho in tended to nt ourtoPut n HER RICKS REP PKPPKR POROUS iPLJSTBR on the olieet and take SYRT1Pination Buy the dollar slxo Here hound Syrup yea pt n PCTMH iplSHter Jes vllt occh botth SoM hv Hertford Drug Co Hartford iKy Donovan S Co Beaver Dam Ky m f lf IIMrr L i T 10 t4 rr4 V 0f jIAnTVf I THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY JAN 17 1012 Iil The Hartjord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS PRANK L FELIX fuiroHp FRANK L FELIX Paband Propr Entered at the Hartford poBtofflce KB mall matter of the second class Only 243 days nowtfl Christmas f Evidently Mr Roosevelt Is float Ing along In the same old Barkls Jswlllln boat occupied by Mr Bryan some years ago Is the little Journal published at Louisville called Our Country really a liquor organ as has been alleged and surmised orIs ItT An exchange asks why women are not baldheaded lllto men Be cause they wear more hairot course Most anybody ought to know that A In 1908 soninlaw Lon worth prophesied that wo would have Taft for four years then Roosevelt for eight What do the antiRoose velt fellows think of this prophesy anyhow A sapient Western Judge link ruled that a bulldog Is a weaponnot usually concealed of course but with muzzle power fully equal to and often more effective than th otter kind f After the weather opens up If it ever does why not organize a s Hoard of Trade for Hartford or re organize our apparently defunct Commercial Club It would be a grad thing for the town In many re spects Lets begin to talk It up now I The llrccknrldgo News has called upon 1M Democratic subscribers for their clinloo for a nominee for Pres ident and mentions the following as among the Democratic Presidential possibilities for 1912 Woodrow vllson Governor of New Jersey Tudsou Harmon Governor of OhioI Champ Clark Democratic Speaker of the Federal House of Represen tatives and Oscar W Underwood Democratic loader In the Lower House of Congress It Is a little amusing as well as Interesting the way thermometers of one vicinity vary during the prev alence of a cold spell according to the reports of various people Dur ing the recent cold weather the thermometers of Hartford and vi elnityas per the word of their ownersgave the weather as any where between six and 20 degrees 1 clow zero The general average appeared to be about 12 degrees With some It seemed to be a contest rs to who could report the lowest temperature Except for a dozen or so hand cXtlngulBliers which howoverhavo tome Into mighty fine play In days Bono by Hartford Is clearly at the mercy of the flames should a fire suddenly break out In the business section at any time It has boon a long while since we had a serious conflagration In our little city but such usually comes unawares We t have valiant and willing firefighters but at the same time the town should be better prepared than It Is E for a serious blaze We suggest that the City Council take the matter up A close ncrutin 1audstudy of the proceedings of the divorce courts of the country will disclose the fact that It Is principally the welltodo people and not the poorer classes who seek to break the marital bonds by law Married couples In wretch ed financial circumstances may and no doubt do have their domestic troubles but they seem to prefer f what little love Is left of each other rather than to fly to the courts for J eternal separation The credit Is al togethor on the side of the poor peo ple who apparently have more re spect for each other than the love less rich Hon Denny R Smith of Trlgg county who for n short while dur ing the last campaign was a candidate for Attorney General on the Democratic ticket but was forced to withdraw from the race on account of serious illness In his family Is being boomed by his friends of the I First District to succeed Hon Olllo James In Congress Mr Smith Is an excellent gentleman a capable man In every respect a lawyer of abil ity having served seven years as Commonwealths Attorney of his District also tilling other omces nnd hi would certainly grace the r halls of Congress in the most ac ceptable manner Taken as a wholeand yet the li quor output statistics do not seem to support the argumentthe American people are fast becoming cured of drunkenness It must be remembered that while liquor pro duction has increased our population has also increased at an enormous rate A hundred years ago drunkenness was p confirmed habit and not discountenancedamong a J nS- ui 51 i moot Americans Today to bo n confirmed tippler IB a notablo dis ability and u bar to most dvomlca oit business Personal ambition for higher station in lifo is fast sup planting the drink habit liquor eta tistics to tho contrary notwithstand ing In a Kentucky General Assembly In which ho onco served as a page Hon Ollio James was last week elected to the Senate of the United States every Democratic vote in both Houses being cast for him Thus does the big and brainy Ken tucklan come into his owna posi tion he will flll with honor and dis tinction The wish Is father to tho prophesy that Is being made by certain Republican newspapers that the present Kentucky Legislature will not enact a county unit bill simply because It 13 a Democratic body Both the Democratic and Republican platforms of the last campaign contained strong county unit planks If the Republicans were really In earnest about theirs why cannot they Join with the Democrats In enacting this measure Into law In stead of giving forth this hypocriti cal cry and reversing their former attitude According to the report of Dr J- N McCormack Secretary of the State Board of Health thousands more people die In the State annually from clearly preventable diseases than from the well known generally fatal maladies Diseases most commonly fatal and also preventable seem to be feared less than those noted for fatality such as yellow fever cholera bubonic plague c Full Information on preventableI diseases may be obtained by anyone for tho mere asking- If they will only address tho Secretary of the State Board of Health at Bowling Green K- y00000000000000o00 I o POLITICAL POTPOlIUU 0 000000000000000 Massachusetts Is now the only State to hold annual elections Fifteen Representatives in the present Congress are members of trades unions The first extra session over held by the Idaho Legislature will meet this month to revise the revenue laws of the State A conference of Progressive Re publicans of Alabama is to meet In Birmingham this week to organize for the furtherance of the progressive movement The record of service of William K Reynolds who has completed a quarter of a century as a member of the City Council of Providence R L Is believed to be without an equal anywhere In the country The Militant Progressive Repub lican League of Massachusetts has been formed for the dellnlte objector opposing Lodge and Crane as delegates to the Republican National Convention next June Coy Plalsted of Maine has call ed a special session of tho Legisla ture to meet in March to consider the liquor laws rearrange the Con gressional districts and revise the election laws of the State Dr H P Hatfield president of the State Senate of West Virginia has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Gover nor subject to the State primary that will be held next June Former Senator Dubois of Idaho and former Senator Pettigrew of North Dakota are reported to be seeking delegates In the Northwest who will favor the nomination of Speaker Clark for President by the Democratic National Convention Robert P Bass the first direct primary Governor of Now Hamp shire and who Is now mentioned for United States Senator from the Granite State Is to be married In a few weeks to Miss Edith H Bird daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Bird of East Walpolo Mass The liquor issue is expected to figure prominently In the State cam paign In West Virginia this year The State organizations of farmes and lumbermen have gone on rec ord for prohibition but the coal linen who control many votes are said to oppose the proposed consti tutional amendment Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey has four bureaus at work Ion the publicity end of his candida cy for the Democratic Presidential nomination Tho most Important o the four bureaus is in New York The others are located in Washing ton Chicago and Trenton N J I 0 Republican members of Congress I who sent an emissary to Roosevelt to learn his Presidential intentions tare said to have received a report that the Colonel believes a fcondl tlon may arise which will result In is practically unanimous call which cannot Ignore V Ihe r It Is quite as normal for us to have fellowship with Jesus Christ at It is to have fellowship with ono another I r LSrw THEE CHOPPERS F WILL BE HERE Thousands Strong 1Next Saturdayuw HARTFORD WILL BE 1NE MECCA Of Numerous Camps and Many Will be Initiated into the Order PROGRAM OF PROCEEDINGS Tho choppers are coming I They will bo here regardless of weather conditions though fair weather will insure a much larger crowd Major R E Russell District Manager has all tho detail work completed and Is now busy pushing through the bundles of applications that aro com ing In at the eleventh hour Permis sion has been granted to accept ap plications up to and including Sat mlCandidatesi HartIfordI meeting but where possible this should be done before reaching the city as there Is much work to be done on that day The committees on arrangements and reception are on to their re spective Jobs and visitors will readily recognize tho members as they J will wear badges Col J H Brew er State Manager of Louisville wlll arrive Friday evening to take an active part in assisting Major Russell In the preparations on Saturday t Hartford Camp No 202 I will keep open house at the lodge rooms Saturday forenoon where can didates will be obligated and the password given to those legally qualified and vouched for State and District Headquarters will be opened In room 14 Commercial Ho tel Friday evening where those having business with State or Dis trict Manager can apply The Woodmen of the World of District No9 are In line for an exceptional treat as arrangements have been made to have Dr Schleh the National Lecturer of Omaha Neb present He will arrive with ttho Owensboro delegation about VVTf noon Saturday He will also ire at Owensboro on Sunday January 21st In the Interest of the order Following Is tho program Parade at 130 p m Address of Welcome Otto Mar tin Cam 202200 p m Response Lonnlo Stewart Camp 2G0220 p m Conferring Amplified Protection Degree by Hartford Camp No 202 300 n m- Conferring Sublime Degreo of Morning McIIenry Camp No 260 400 p m- Lcetrro by Dr Schleh 700 pm Public Installation of Officers of tho various Camps In the District 300 y m Major Russell deserves muchI credit for the studious and painstaking I arrangements he has made I for the meeting He Is a splendid lodge man of versatile talents and has loft nothing not attended to in his effort to make this ono of tho 9tollts W I A DcspemtOy Situation Something ought to be done to relieve the strike situation along the Illinois Central railroad In Ken tacky at present Some of the side j tracks along the line are covered whichIcannot be moved nor can sufficient empty cars be brought In to supply the demand This makes It excep tionally hard on the miners who have plenty of work If they could i 70 Years withCoughs We have had seventy years of experience with Ayers Thisfmakes us have great confi dence in it for coughs colds bronchitis weak throats and weak lungs We want you to have confidence in it as well Ask your own doctor what experience he has had with it He knows Keep in close touch with hip One of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause an increased flow of bile and produce a gentle laxative effect the day following Formula on each box Show It to you glanceDoseJMM br tt z O AXSa CO r ovrU KM G jbiy get cars tq move the output ot coal For theriiaftft of humanity and in the Interest of urgent business lit would seem that this strike affair ought tobe settled and at once r 000000000000000O IN LABORS RUBY REALM 0 OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Sixty per cent of the laborers in Kansas mines are Europeans Streetcar conductors in Sequl perdaydayIn I860 but one woman worked to every ten men now tho ratio is about one to tour Women reformers of Germany have asked tho Reichstag to wlpo out the barmaid evil Aboot 120000 women are em ployed by the French Government and the number Is growing con stantlyIn and Wales the aver age weekly wago for skilled carport tors masons plumbers painters patternmakers and printers does not exceed 9 a week Tho opening of the first coopera tire hat store in this country a pro ductivo enterprise founded along cooperative lines was celebrated re cently by the Cooperative Leagues lof Now York City Minneapolis electrical workers unions are making an effort to have that city chosen as 1913 meeting place of the international organiza tion The contest will be between Minneapolis and Boston Tho Committee on Amusement Resources of Working Girls of New York Glty has been incorporated re cently to Investigate and study and Improve the general amusements of working girls and their vacation conditions Milwaukee Clgarmakers Union has proposed to tho international constitution providing that on and after May 1 1912 there shall bo no more open shops under the juris diction of the International Cigar makers Union Scottish miners representatives have mode a demand for an Indi vidual district minimum wage tb be paid In all circumstances to all men working at the coal faco that the wages of all boys employed underground bg standardized In accordance with tho scale proposed- St Paul and Minneapolis con tractors will ask the union carpen ters to accept 472 cents nn hour beginning April 1 and continuing through the summer until Septem ber 1 when the rate of pay is to be Increased to 50 cents an hour tho rate the union carperters of both cities struck for last spring Bristol postal workers have been for some time now moving strongly In favor of better conditions Mass meetings are taking place from week to week all over the country and the seven or eight unionscom prised In tho Postal Workers Fed eration aro united In strong support of their common demands The Labor Copartnership Asso ciation now embraces 111 societies In Great Britain The aggregate capital of these workmens societies Is approximately 10000000 and their trade amounts to nearly 22 000000 R year The last return shows that 131395 was divided among the workers as their share of tho profits- It is expected that sorno time dur ing the present month the Employ ers Liability Commission will pre sent its final report to the two Houses of Congress The report will embody a bill providing a grad uated scale of compensation through Government instrumentalities for in juries to employes of railroads en gaged In interstate commerce whether due to negligence or not Carnegie Hard Prossoil Andrew Carnegie was hard press ed Thursday by the Stanley Steel Probe Committee when it drew nd missions from him that he recom I AttorneyI atItbrI and had not acquainted him with the provisions of the Sherman antl trust law Mr Carnegle told the committee he believed the steel industry needed no tariffprotective and admitted that contributed money to Republican cam paigns OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCo O 1V n Wright Pastor O 00b000000000000Preaching morning and evening Bible School every Sunday a 930 a m- Communlonservce at 1Q30 am Prayer meeting eVery Wednesday evening at 8 oclock w Subscribe for THT T EKALB and get till latest news Only 100 per yfr THIS ZERO NO DOUBT Tempts you to treat yourself to a new Overcoat While our stock is considerably out down yet we can show you some attractive styles at reduced prices Wouldnt it pay you to buy one now take advantage of our low t and make yourself comfortable the balance of the winter months We shajl expect you to call Dont disappoint u- sPPiano to uII u Coupons With Every Purchase O 4 F 1 THE HONOR PLAN FOR WORKING THE CONVICTS Without Either Guards or Man acles is to be Tried in Texas Galveston Texas Jan 13The honor pmn of working Stato con nets to be Inaugurated in Texas Is tho Idea of Governor Colquitt who was delighted to find many veteran students of criminology agreeing with him that It will prove a suc cessThe plan of hiring out 2000 con victs to build roads and construct bridges and engage in other public work to bo paid for by the counties Is not original but to divest these convicts of their prison garb and perjnlt them to work like free la borers at the rate of 50 cents per day for their hire met with some oppositionIt that one half of the wages bo paid to the family of the convicts and the other half Jo the State Penitentiary fund Extreme penalties will be provid ed for any convict who violates the trust and ho will have to serve the balance of bis term and an exten sion thereto In confinement if he runs away or commits any other crime while on parole Five hundred men will bo given the first trial and this number In creased to 2000 with the counties employing the men paying for their keep but allowing them to work as free laborers without guards or manacles of ally kind The punishment for any ono vio lating the trust has been proscribed by a vote of the convicts which the Governor and prison board ap proves FORCIBLE REASONS WHY GRANT WAS A RICH MAN I the1Stbequests upon his heirs that some of the millionaire packers could convey to their heirs but after all he loft his children a much richer legacy than had he multiplied mil lions of dollars to give In his will which he wrote him self without the aid of legal advice he says THERE IS NOT A DISHONEST DOLLAR IN JT but It Irepresents MANY WEARY DAYS AND NIGHTS OF WEARY TOIL i 0 f WHAT 9 ABOUt THAT ONA k WEATHER pricest How few there be today who bavo piled up great fortunes that may say as much as Grant Though it was the modest sum of only an hun dred thousand dollars that ho left to his children he was indeed a rlqh man for not a dishonest dol lar was among It It was all the price of sweat drops anxiety and toll Truly tho example of his man nor of earning money was a greater legacy to those children than had bo left them all the gold of the world As Others See Us And she Is reckoned ono of the aristocracy in Kentucky- Oh decidedly Her family feuds with the very best people thoroDetroit Journal Moses Grant Edthands father of Miss Violet Edmands will finance the fight of the Rev Clarence V T Richeson for executive clemency JTHE EFFECTIVE LAXUIVEI Tastes Like and is Eaten Like Candy In our experience in the handling of drugs and medicines we believe We have never had experience with any Remedy that gave such great satisfaction to our customers as do Rexall Orderlies This Remedy Is not like any other laxative or cath artic It contains all tho good feat urea of other laxatives but none of their faults Our own faith In Rexall Orderlies Is so strong that we offer them to you with our own positive personal guarantee that If they do not thor oughly satisfy you you only need j tell us and we will hand back to you every penny you paid us for them Therefore in trying them upon our recommendation you take no risk whatever Rexall Orderlies taste like and are eaten like caddy They do not gripe cause nausea excessive loose ness or any other annoyance They act so easily that they may bo taken at any time day or night They are particularly good for children aged or delicate persons They are put I up In convenient tablets in three sizes of packages Prices lOc 25o and 60c Remember Rexall Remedies can be obtained in this community only at our store The Rexall toroJames H Williams 214 Main street Hartford Ky i v Tit Kn BBjti JIEDN1 JAN 17 1012 THE HARTFORD HERALDrAGETHREE HI U Ii ROYAL BAKING POWDERAbsolutely Pure The only Baking Powder iiade fromRoyal Grape Cream of artar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE + Illinois Central Railroad Time Ta J ble at Beaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132 405 am No121u85 pm No 122 12tf8 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131 865 pm J E Williams Agt ooobooooooooooo0 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O PERSONAL POINTS Oi OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 r U S Cnrpon wants your Furs Itf Let J C her furnish you you 1 utaplo and fancy groceriesI 3tlt + Beef Sausage Lard etc a- i1 1Pork and Meat Market 3tf For Puro Homemade Lard call llers Grocery and oMat Market 3tfI FOR SALE All of my house hold goods cheap Terms cash MRS FRANK MAY Hartford All tho leading brands of canned goods evaporated fruits etc at J C lIers3UWhen you want fresh clean gro 1 1cedes call at llers Grocery and Meat Market 3tf MealCotroeIBay your Flour Sugar etc at J C hers Grocery and Meat Market 3tf Mrs Arthur Petty who has been quite sick for the past few days i able to be out again Fresh Light Bread from Schlem ers Bakery sold at J C liars Grocery and Meat Market 3tf Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed j Called for and prompt delivery t Phone 140 hers Grocery 4 4Mrs E T Williams has returnedI from Madlsonvlllo where she vlsltii ed sick relatives who aro recover Ing Mrs ABennett left last week for a Visit with her daughter Mrs Lavlsa B Foster at Owens boro For Pure New Orleans Molasses s best mate only 65c per gallon call at J C Ilers Grocery and Meatt Market r 3tt The famous Beaver Dam Flour and Meal can be had In HartfordI only at J C hers Grocery and Meat Market 3tfi Mrs E W Cooper has returnedI to her home In Nashville after spending several weeks with her parents here The Fiscal Court will convene again February 8 for the purpose of completing settlement with Sher iff T H Blade OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at Th- i I Herald office Nice and clean tiel up in bundles Five cents a bun me three for ten tents tf Mr Perry Keown has returned to Clovis Now Mexico after spending about two weeks here with his par ents Mr and Mrs CIP Keown Messrs U H Goodall Center town Charlie Martin Sunnydale and Miss Lizzie Miller city wera among The Heralds callers Monday Attorney J P Sanflerfur went to 1 Parkersburg W Va the first of the week on legal business Ho will return to Hartford the latter part of this week If you aro not a member of the Circulating Library you should Join r at once All the latest books Mem bership card 110 which buys one book at J C Ilors 3tf FOR SALE On0 threepiece bed room suit six Rocking Chairs one single Wardrobe Coal Oil Stove end Kitchen Cabinet 1 Heater and Dlnlngroom furniture 2t2 MRS R A NOFSINGER rExtown Marshal S F Riley has been very 111 for the past week or two of gallstone trouble He iwent- to Owensboro Monday to consult Dr J C Hoover in regard to his all ment Mr Robert Bennett whj hhd bflenAspendlng a feW weeks with lilt parents Rev and Mrs P DUen rctt left 3yesterday t r Portland Oregon where he will resume his work In tbQrttllroad service MessrsJjffAlvIn Rowe cashier of the Farmnt Bank Centertown JD Duke Jwa Wlnston Mauzy Hart ford routtjand I M Bennett I Hartford p te 3 woreamong The Herald wllert yesterday i 6 Mr P H McDowell Hartford R 2 and Dr J W Taylor city were at The Herald office Friday Messrs Frank Maples Hartford R 2 L F tycorner city and W H Cundlff Hartford R 6 were among our callers Wednesday Messrs A N Wilson Beaver Dam R 1 James Lyons city J W Ross Rockport S W Maddox and J T Maddox McHenry were a among the Heralds callers Thurs day At a recent meeting of the Cen thrI M following officers were Installed fort the year 1912 Noble Grand Orvtll Bishop Vice Grand Alvin Ross Secretary O L Ross Treasurer Alvin Rowe Dr J L Smith was the retiring Noble Grand I Mr S L King has purchased of R D Martin S A Bratcher anlingl Otto Martin the Ohio County Supr ply Companys business and will at once roplentlsh the stock and conr duct a general hardware and tmpleE ment business Mr King has rent ed and moved into the W H Mauzy- II property Section No 3 of the Ladles Sew lag Circle of the Methodist Church have secured Miss Willie E Neely who entertained for the K of Ps last November to give an entertain ment here Friday evening January s2c A great many here have heard II Miss Neely and know her ability to entertain The proceeds of this en tertalnment go toward building the now Methodist Church The ladles should have n good attendance J L Mrs Mary Hamilton widow o the late Garl Hamilton and Mr WJ H Cundlff were married at the res IIdence of the bride In Ohio county I last Wednesday January 10 at a I oclock p m Rev Richard performing the ceremony The wedding was a quiet one only a fe relatives and friends being present These are two of Ohio countys best citizens and The Herald joins theirII many friends in wishing them much married happiness v BARRETTS FERRY Mr Ed Forman met with a very severe accident last Wednesday while hauling logs The leg sledI I I turned over on him One leg was badly crushed and a bone broken Miss Alma Gentry closed he school at Beech Grove last Friday Mr Alex Flelden of Horse Branch is visiting relatives here BennettMissesentertained quite a number of their I friends at their home last Friday i In honor of their 22nd birthday Notwithstanding the bad roads moving seems to be the order of theI teoI ia badmoved to near Dundee where he has rented Mr Morton KuykenfldllsI farm Mr Lorenzo Wells has movedI to Boards Switch and several oth ers Will move soon tOST tGETI A Clovorport Ky Jan 12ThocI Irvlngton postoffice was entered last night and robbed of stamps and money and the stores of Edward Alexander and Haynes Trent were also broKen into but not over 20 wan gotten in all The bank of Ed ward Sheltman was visited but the attempt to open tho safe was not successful Three tramps have been staying j nround Irvington for the last weeka and It is thought they did the work and loft on the night freight train Will Try For 011 Glasgow Ky Jan 15The J W Hudson Oil Company of Pitts tiburgthousand acres of land between Burkesvlllo and Marrowbone and will drill a number of wells for oil starting the first well within a weekcl weather permittingSI 000000000000000O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wm H Cundlff Hartford Route S to Mrs Mary Hamilton Hartford Route 8- Being a Christian is sometimes more than a mere passive acceptance of Christ It means living His life Owing to the cold 40a ton is alas offerodfgr coal at Beaver tall f Oklahoma pa i c T MEETING WAS A PROfiTABLE ONE Calhoun Will Get Next State Assembly WILL ASK THE LEGISLATURE To Pass Bjl Promoting Co operative Business In dustries of State ITIlE A 8 OF E AT OWENSBORO After being In session for two days at the city hall in Owensboro the State meeting of the Aemrican Society of Equity came to an end Thursday afternoon after holding very Important and most success ful meeting A committee composed of J E Blggerstaff J U McConnell and C Barnett was appointed with In structions to go before the present Legislature and demand tho passage of a bill similar to the Wisconsin bill relative to cooperative move Iments and Industries A resolution was adopted requir- Ing all delegates who attend the na tlonal convention to be present dur the entire session or they will receive any pay for their trip The same resolution was recom to the county union for pas relative to their delegates who attend the State Convention Tho convention authorized the State Board to Incorporate a stock company under the laws of Ken tucky for the purpose of furthering cooperative Interests In the State The election of officers was hold with the following result J E Dlggerstaff of Warren county pres ident J IL McConnell of Caldwell county vice president S D Rob ertson of McLean county secretary The Board of Directors that was elected Is as follows R E I Ray of Hardin county B C Eaton off McLean county A E Osburn of county Den Watson of Web ster county and Henry Pirtle rt Ohio county J F Doss of 3Iuh StateaThe next meeting will be hold at Calhoun McLean county and the wtime of the meeting was changed from January to December- A resolution was adopted thank fag the city of Owensboro for the use of the city hall as the meeting place for the assembly- A resolution was also adopted thanking the expresident oT the or ganlzatlon for his successful efforts in having passed the Cantrlll bill which provides for a statement from the manufacturers of tobacco what- r they have on hand and the United States Senators were urged to have the bill passed before the present session adjourns A resolution was adopted provld ing a ritualistic form of initiation into the Kentucky A S of E As soon as rituals can be printed all lo cal unions will be put on this basis and in the future no one can become member of the Society only by ap goodsstanding as well as the applicant TEN THOUSAND DIE IN A MONGOLIAN MASSACRE Peking Jan 15 Tho report of massacre of 10000 Mandates In CI and ShanSi is confirmed Mongolian force has taken Man an towns and Issued p declara flan df independence Manchu soldiers will take refuge In the Insur gents settlement Financiers of the Southern provinces urge President Sun Yat Sen to retire In favor of Yuan Shi Kal If peace terms can be arrangedA was thrown at Premier Yuan Shl Kais carriage this morning Two soldiers and the horses to the carriage were killed The London Times Peking cor respondent says formal abdication- of the emperor and tho establishment of a republic will be announced soon with the call for a conven on Danger Edmund Lamy the skating said the other day at Lake Skating on thin Ice is voryt very dangerous I heard two slStors daughters of an aged millionaire widower talking the other day about It If Did you hear about poor pas heroism the riot sister said That beautiful young chorus girl Tottle Tfghts broke through the lea this morning and pa plunged in and rescued her The second sister bit her Up If WelH she said THow dread Now well hayeto jeaciio f e u EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS Private instruction from expert teachers in all departments Day and night school in session the entire year Books free Free employment agency Not a graduate out of a position Write for catalogue and terms I IMark the Studies You Are Interested in Shorthand Bookkeeping Typewriting Civil Service Commercial law Arithmetic Spoiling English Grammar Name I Address I Daviess County Business CoHege Acknowledge the E B Miller Pres oro Kyj COLDEST WEATHER KNOWN FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS Has Been Experienced in This LatelyEighteenD- egrees Below Zero The coldest weather that Hart ford and this section has known for ninny years has been experienced lately The cold spell started near ly two weeks agoFriday January Gwhen snow began to fallSuow ron all of tho next day and on Sunday morning January 7 the thermometers cglsterod 12 degrees below zero Snow again fell tho lat ter part of last week and tho thermometer hovered around the zero mark of nights A slight snow fell Sunday night and the wind drifted It to knee deep In some places The total fall of snow was about 10 Inches on the level part of which has been on the ground nearly two general weather forecast last Monday for Kentucky was a cold wave although the tempera ture was below freezing all day Toward night the cold became more Intense and at 6 p m tho tempera turo was at fiat zero There was little wind through the night but the cold grew fiercer as the hours wore on until at 7 oclock yester day morning the thermometers of Hartford and vicinity gave a gen eral reading of from 15 to 20 de grees below zero This was tho coldest weather wo have experienced in this vicinity since February 13 1899 when the thermometer registered 30 degrees below zero at an early hour At Beaver Dam on the same day the temperature was reported at 42 de grees below zero This had never been approached up to that time except In January 1884 when the thermometers registered 16 degrees below zero the other occasion being In January 18fi3 which the oldest citizens remember as Cold Friday when the thermometer here regis tered at 20 degrees below zero The reading of tho various ther mometers In this vicinity of country yesterday morning was reported as followsHartford from 1C to 20 degrees belowBeaver Dam Government ther mometer 20 below McHenry 10 to 17 below rVntprtown 21 below Horse Branch f0 holo- wpnheatrr Butter county 20 below find Green river frozen over Portn 14 below Rockport 3 below ELECTION COST SENATOR OLLIE JAMES JUST 2000 Washington D C Jan 13OlI lie M James has filed with tho sec retary of the Senate ft statement of his expenses In his race for the United States Senate He swears that he made no promises to win the election and that he received no contributions of money or anything of value to run his campaign ex cept a donation of 750 from James T Lloyd chairman of the Democratic Committee Ho states that he putt 2000 of his own money Into the campaign DIED FROM INJURIES OF JUMPING FROM TRAIN Hawesvllle Ky Jan 13C C Jones aged about fifty years and a citizen of4the back part of the coun tv near+Lyons schoolhouse died on Friday fiea result of injuries received while alighting from on Illi nois Central traln entering Fords vllle Jones had boarded the twin for Fprdsvllle and It is allotted ho was drinking and hud fallen aslojap The conductor called the name o t- f Rapid Calculation Penmanship Commercial Geography Reading Banking Commerce Punctuation Use of Adding Machine and outer office devices College Owensb Vicinity weeksTho Congressional Fordsvlllo as tho train entered the town and aroused Jones who thinking the station had been reach ed jumped off while the train was in motion Ho was so severely In jured that he soon died although ho was able to go up in town alone Jones was a bachelor and leaves a brother James F Jones In the same neighborhood who qualified as his administrator hero one day this week Ho was accompanied hero by Attorney W H Barnes of Hartford who was looking up facts In connec tion with the cane which gives rise to the belief that a suit for damages will likely follow MORJ DEATHS IN DALLAS FROM DEADLY MENINGITIS State Health Officials Believe That General Situation Is Improving Dallas Tex Jan 12Three new cases of meningitis and three deaths were reported In Dallas between noon today and 9 oclock tonight During the twentyfour hours ending at noon ofllclal records show eight now cases and five deaths State health officials and Dr Ab raham Sophlan of New York who Is directing tho fight against the malady In this city asserted that to days reports from the several communities where the disease Is prev alent are encouraging Physicians from various parts of the Southwest In Dallas to attend dally clinics at the hospital are be ing taught the same methods which have proven successful at the hos pitalQuarantines some general and others against specific places are now In effect at the following Texas towns Abilene College Stations Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Denton Groesbeck Hew itt Longview Midlothian Thorn dale and Victoria Situation In Oklahoma Oklahoma City Okla Jan 12 Dr J C Mahr State Health Officer today said there has been no death from spinal meningitis at McAles ter aa was reported last night According to his report there have been nix cases In Love county and four deaths there two of them at Marietta There have been three Months In Bryan county three InI inrtP county and four cases In Gar vln county Theo reports cover the period from December 26 Qiinrantlnc Against Texas Shreveport La Jan 12De9- nlte an urgent protest by Dr Oscar Howling president of the State Hoard of Health tho Municipal ommisnlonnni of Shreveport today nnf ert nn ordinance putting Into ef fect a rigid quarantine against nil points In Texas whore cerobro spinal meningitis is known to bo prevalent and all railroads touching Shrove port are ordered to discontinue soil lag tickets from such places to Shreveport tA wealthy Indian Jew has bequeathed 400000 to found a Jew ish college in Jerusalem For classy Job printing The Herald J 01j +5 A 1 t + 01 + + + + +J 1coTO + 01 i Albert Oiler t + FOR +l + Carpenter and Kejwir Work + + TIN WORK 10 + Iuiiip and Furnituro Itepairing + Soldering uml1 Haw Filing ling +j II eullllfiudChintrin thearid Lined + r 1r 1m +I Mitchell ollico on Main Street + to Beaver Dam Ky tIJ J Single Comb Buff Orpington I FgsK rum Prize Vlnnri nt Kentucky State Fair 1011 linn mated up three pens from which I will sell ERRS nt 8150 ii JOO and 300 per setting of 15 Will book orders now for shipment later Send for muting listIts free Will also sell n few laying Pullets nt 200 each Satis faction guaranteedii RD Brooks BOlO Graham Ky n Bring Your Produce rTO Likens 6 ActonGeneral Dealers in Groceries Queens ware Furniture Harness Hardware Stoves and Ranges Visit our store where the right prices always prevail LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentu- ckyTottsPiIIs V manydayswhatever he wishes 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alarming statement made yesterday by Major Genera William H Cartor before the Hous Committee on Military Affairs that 35000 efficient Japanese soldiers are now In Hawaii ready to wrest that Invaluable possession from the United States the War Departmen admitted today that definite plans are now complete to equip and rust an entire division of troops recruit ed to war strength to those Islands for permanent service It was de- cidedi to send five regiments of In fantry each of the twelve compan- Ies recruited to 150 men one reg Iment of cavalry every troop at ful fighting strength one full regiment of field artillery to be separated from the mobile army one compa ny of the signal corps All are te be accompanied by the necessar sanitary force and under the command of a major general- It was further learned toda that not content with sending a ful fe division of soldiers to Hawaii the Government has sent the Pacific sq adronot armored cruisers ai well These four big ships are at the present moment carefully engaged In making a minute survey of the coast from a naval point ot view It being their purpose to ac certain precisely where an army could land So anxious Is the War Depart ment to prevent Its panic from be ing known that today Secretary ot War Stlrason contradicted the statement made by Gen Carter as to the number of Japanese soldiers In Hawaii He did not however deny that the full division of troops num bering more than 13dOO flghtlnt men the blgest army ever hurried by the United States to distant territory except In actual time of war Is going to these Islands The en tire infantry force nlpno will num ber 0000- Gett Carter expressed regret to day that his statement had become public It was made In confidence before the military committee he said Even a stenographer was bprred from the room while ho was giving his testlm6hy As to Gett Carters opportunity to obtain ex act knowledge It Is pointed out that up to eighteen months ago he was stationed In the Philippines On his way home ho paid a visit to Hawaii Illustrating tho eagerness with which the War Department Is mak- Ing ready for this emergency It Is pointed out that within the past few days Gen Leonard Wood has directed that a complete list showing the continuous term of service in Wash Ington of all officers now here should be prepared and sent to him It Is understood that every officer who has been In Washington for more than four years will be trans ferred many of them going to Haw nil This means a shakeup such as the War Department has not ex perienced In many years mM FIt PAM Jan 15Last Thursday morn ing Judge J M Porters house known an the old school hall was consumed by fire When the fire was discovered the alarm was given and the bucket brigade with fire extinguishers were on hand but they were too late to save the build ing as It was under such headway nothing could be done but get out part of his household goods We understand Mr Porter carried In surance to the amount of 1300 on the building and 300 on the house hold goods It was by the hardest that they saved the beautiful two story residence of Mr Sam Gentry from the flames as It was near the j burning bulging and the wind wlis blowing right towards It Our new town board have taken the business of the tower In hand and have elected c town marshal As they are all good men and prop erty holders We look for more Im provements which the town Is very much In need of The old board did one piece of work that the town and 1county Is proud of and that Is the pike from the railroad out Main utreet to StrJngtown That street IIwoud get so muddy at times that r JM1 1 It would bo Impassable tthero is more travel on that road than an other road In the county All tho people of the southern part of the county who go to Hartford and Boo ver Dam travel that road Nowe have a good solid pike which Is 8 credit to any town thanks to tho retiring board The Rev S J Thompson presld Ing older of Owensboro was InI town Saturday and Sunday holdlhj quarterly meeting Mrs Alford widow of the lat John Alford made a trip to Hors Branch last week and was paid a thousanddollar policy that Mr 411 ford held In the W 0 W That order promptly paid the policy on bo ing notified In less than thirty days from Mr Alfords death Mr Orville Taylor was at his fathers hero a few days last week Orvlllo Is In the employ of theL E N railroad as civil engineer and his work Is at Water Valley Miss Some trading In our town since Now Year Mr H Oldham and Mr Otho Doctor exchanged their property Mr Dexter gave Mr Oldham 1000 and his cottage home situated In the western suburbs of town for his two story building on Main street known as the Mrs fir house Mr Oldham also bought the Morgan Hotel and three cottage buildings on Main street south of the railroad from Mr Dratcher of Herrin III Mr Oldham will go Into the hotel business at the Morgan House as soon as he gets possession Dorn to the wife of Mr C C Smothers the 3d Inst a girl weigh- Ing 8 pounds The mother aid child are doing well A protracted meeting will beiln at the Baptist church Monday night SUNK YDA Mi Jan 15The snow measures nine Inches in the clear here today Mr J T Lowe was snowbound last Friday at Owensboro Mr J H Dodson who has been confined to his bed so long went to Hartford last Wednesday on busi ness We are glad to see him out cgalnMr Vive Ferguson of this place went to Madlsonvlllc last Tuesday on business returning home Friday Mr and Mrs Charlie Martin went to Hartford today Mr F M Martin bought n good pair of mules from Mf A M WeatherfordMr Combs of Dukehurst was here last Saturday on business Tho W O W met at the hall hero last Saturday night and had plenty of work on hand to do and they did not get through They will have a call meeting one night this week The little child of Mr and Mrs Ornel Coy of Palo died last Thursday and was burled at the Smith graveyard Friday A mother and rather are left to mourn his loss I rCharles Durham Lovlngton 111 has succeed In finding a positive ure for bed wetting My little 1Ioy wet the bed every night clear hro on the floor I tried several I kinds of kidney medicine and I was n the drug store looking for something different to help him wlltt 1 card of Foley Kidney Pills After ho had taken them two days Wo ould see a change and when head taken twothirds of a bottle he- was cured That Is about six weeks ago and he has not wet In bed ilnce For sale by all dealers m VELL KNOWN CITIZEN OF ENSOK PASSES AWAY Mr Jake Hardin n well known armor of the Ensor neighborhood lied of heart trouble Saturday naming at 730 Mr Hardin had been In ill health for the past year md for tho last few days his condition grew worse until his death which was not unexpected Ho was f2 years of ago and was born In Washington county October 19 1839 and moved to Davless county when he was sixteen years of age where ho resided until his death flo is survived by his wife Mra Elizabeth Hnrdln and six children hey are W C Hardln of Maceo Jack Hardin of Lewlsport R L ilardln of Eneor and Misses Elizabeth Nannie and Jennie Hardin of Bneor He Is also survived by one brother Mr Robert Hardin and me slsted Mrs M McIntyre of EnI Ior Mr Hardin was also n mem ber of the Rice E Graves camp of United Confederate Veterans Constipation isthou cause of many ailments and disorders that mako Ute miserable Take Chamberlains tomach and Liver Tablets keep your bowels regular and you will void theso diseases For sale by all dealers m Notice to Claimants All persons having claims against the assigned estate of George W White are hereby notified to file amo with the undersigned assignee at his office In Hartford Ky properly proven on or before the Ath day of January 1911 or they wlll bo forever barred 52t4 yANCY L MOSELEY f L to NOTED PRISONER BODf OPENED THE Bib SAFE Which Had Stubbornly Baffle tile Efforts of Nuraerti ous Experts Oklahoma City Okla Jan 13 Paul Hayes a safe expert now held In jail at Tecumseh OklaVjT In con nection with the tilhng tot cltj I Marshal Arnet of McLoud and once arrested here following a robbery when numerous sate combina tions were found la his pockets did the State a oervico today and fur ther showed his skill In such matters One of the big sates at the office of State Treasurer Robert Dunlap was unruly and In trying to open It the employes In the office lost the combination In It were several thousand dollars and the books of the office the latter of which the torce must have If the work of theI office was to be done All safe companies of the city were appealed to and not one had a man who could open the safe Then Sheriff Pierce was telephoned to at Tecumseh and asked If Hayes ould come over The Sheriff brought Hayes over Stopping lows town to secure the tools he seeded Hayes and the Sheriff went to the Treasurers office and within 10 minutes Hayes had the sate door open and the combination readjusted The sate has a time lock and Is burglar proof and fireproof 1KENTIS Jan 15Prot Sam Taylor of leaver Dam closed a verv SUCCCSR rul school here last Wednesday Messrs I 5 Mason or Fordsviile nd Clarence James of Cromwell were In this community Thursday working for the Mutual Life In urance Co Mr Forrest Casebler who has been suffering from a severs tS6 of liroat trouble the past wools Is oleo better Mr John Patterson went to Rochester last Wednesday Rev N D Watson of Center town failed to fill his regular appointment hero Sunday Messrs Richard Simmons and Charlie Elliot of the Little DendI passed by here last Saturday withI bout 65 head of cattle delivering hem at Beaver Dam where theyI tad sold them to Mr Mason Taylor Mr Clifton Taylor went to Bowl ing Green recently to attend school 100 Per Plato Vas paid at a banquet to Henry Clay in New Orleans in 1842 Mighty costly for those with stomach rouble or indigestion Today people everywhere use Dr Kings New Lite Pills for these troubles as wells liver kidney and bowel disorders Easy safe sure Only 25 cents at James H Williams m t MAXWEht Jan UMI HerMan Barr and later Hnttyo Mae of this place wrent to Owensboro Tuesday The school here will close In one more week Mr and Mrs Jim Calhoon of this lace entertained a crowd of young Dike Tuesday night Those present wore Misses Annie May Pearl ludson Ella Crowe Myrtle Hudson Pearl May Ella Flora and Myrtle Jolly Messrs Ed Crowe Rowan Crowe Forrest Dell Ollie ktherton Marks Doll Ellis Johnson Mile Bell Willie Hudson and Arthur Bell All reported a fine time Mr and Mrs Roy Owen and children of Nuckols visited Mr and Mrs James Crowe here Wednesday and Thursday Pleurisy pains are located just be- tty the short ribs Lumbago at ects the same region but toward the back BALLARDS SNOW jININMENT Is the remedy In elth er case If rubbed In thoroughly It eases pain relaxes the muscle and the patient can move aboit freely and comfortably Price 2Sc 50c and 100 per bottle Sold b Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky and also Donovan Co Bcave Dam KYntFor Sale A 20 scholarship In Bowling Green Business University Bowling Oreen Ky For further particulars call on or address Itf HARTFORD HERALD VEST NOCREEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT LEAOU- Program for Friday evening+ January 49 1912 x Singing Rollcall Readingot minutes Opening address JPrFoster Old business Select read IngDessle Rentrow QuartetIv Vallace Sherman Chamberlln Curry Wallace and Hlpsley Rlggu Vhlstllng Clarence Renfrew Myjr tie Wlltlford and Curry Wallace Appointment of committee tq make M out program for future meeting Recess Singing New business Debate Subject Resolved That What Na ture Hath Implanted Cannot be Eradicated Affirmative J P Foster Tymer Weqtorfleld Clarence Renfrew Negative Robert Davis Otis Carson Dudley Westerflold Select Reading Lizzie Hudson Pa per Criticism Reading of pro glaD FILYDIA FOSTER Secy By MARLISSA FOSTER Pro tern MAIL TRAIL WAS FROZEN TO RAILS AT LYNCHBURO Bristol Tonn Jan HA rare Incident Irt the history oi railroad ing in Virginia occurred at Lynch burg today when tho Washington Chattanooga fast mail train of tho Norfolk Western actually froze to tho rails Stopping In R low place the dripping water from the pipes caught the wheels and tho temperative being below zero the train was locked so securely In the ice that It required the use of three engines to move It bumping from the rear being resorted to It was two and a half hours before tho train could be moved and It arrived here seven hours late For Sale Sixtyfive acres of well improved land in Rough river bottoms 2 A miles west of Hartford For fur ther particulars address X care of The Herald 2tf Do you know that nine out of ev ery ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp or chronic rheumatism and require no Inter nal treatment whatever Apply Chamberlains Liniment freely and see how quickly it gives relief For sale by all dealers m For Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky Every family has need of a good reliable liniment For sprains bruises soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there Is none bet ter than Chamberlains Sold by all dealers m Notice To those who desire to pool their chickens for the Spring sale will say pledges will be distributed at once for signatures All persons desiring to pool with us will please sign name and return on or before the call meeting of the County Union March 9 1012 The pledges that fail to be returned may be left out of the saleL B TICHENOR S L STEVENSCommittee SFor Snit Kuriiis All sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy laM- A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky DEUOATE CHORE Made Strong by Vinol- II wish I could Induce every moth er who has a delicate sickly child to try your delicious cod liver Iron tonic VlnolIt restored our Httlo daughter to health and strength after everything else bad tailed It tastes so good she loved to take Itnot ablt of cod liver oil taste Mrs 0 W Stump Canton OhioThe reason Vlnol Is so successful In building up puny delicate ailing children Is because It Is a comblna tion of the two most wort famed ton Icsthe medicinal bodybuilding elements of cod liver oil aided by the bloodmaking and strengthcreating properties of tonic iron It we can Induce you to try a bottle of Vinol as a bodybuilder and strengthcreator for your child and you do not find It Is nil wo claim we will return your money on demand Z Wilbur AUtchcll Beaver Dam Ky Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky the Lamp Ofba I Saws Eyes Nothing Is moro Important tn the home than clear steady goitmChthe clean without a flicker down to the lost drop Pennsylvania crude oil refined to perfection Cost no more than the tank wagon kind wyea OIONBX saves WCXRK eaves eyes Your dealer has 8OL1TQ OUi In barrels direct fromWorks Cbs C SfoQ Ofl C LootsvSIe ityt Jleflnerjr at Warren Tf ilia Mil the celebrated No tiara Auto pit t U tit t rOne Fourth OffI- fyou firmly believed that we were about to sell seasonable High Grade Fall and Winter Clothing v Ladies Suits and Coats at ONEFOURTH OFF Youd come here to buy wouldnt you We pride ourselves pu selling Good ClothirigLadies Sultsancl that they are worth the regular priceis a matter of record Now if you knew that seventyfive cents would buy a dollars worth of Good Clothing you would buy it wouldnt you Of Course If You Believed It But thejtrouble is that you dont believe it o many dealers rant abou bargains that are really snares and print bombastic stuff that shows fraud on its face that you are about out of belief Wo cant blame you but we reserve the right to prove what we say and we will if you will give us the op portunityWe unloading our Fall and Winter Clothingdd Ladies Suits nI LCoatstlljs what wo are at Piokingchoico will go quickly Come now if you want to save money Herejire some of oUr induce ments Mens Suits regular price 1000 reduced price 8 750 Mens Suits regular price 1500 reduced price 1125 Mens Suite regular price 2000 reputed price 1500IMens Overcoats regular price 8500 reduced price 375 Mens Overcoats regular price 1000 reduced price 750 Mens Overcoats regular price 1500 reduced price 1125 Ladies Suits regular prieo 81000 reduced price 8750 Ladies Suits regular price 1500 reduced price 1125 sttt Ladies Suits regular price 2000 reduced price 1500 Ladies Coats regulap price 8500 reduuced price8375La- dies Coats regular price 1000 reduced price 750 Ladies Coats regular price 1500 reduced price 1125 Come now and give us an opportunity to prove what we sayII CARSON COINCORPORATED Hartford Xrittxolcy oX Great Subscription Offer I II Special Bargain Rate GOOD ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 1912 The Hartford Herald One Year AND IDaily COURIERJOURNAL one year 400 Daily 6 months 275ii Daily r 3 200 Sunday CourierJournal not included in above special rates Sunday extra 200 per year SI six months 60c three monthp Send your subscription and make check payable to the Hartford Herald 4 This offer is good on all back subscriptions and renewals for the Hartford Herald Subscribe or renew NOWas this offer is positively good only during January and Febru azy1912 Remember this is Presidential year and by this combination you i ill get all tlio newsCounty State and tW r Nation MlI I A FW CREAGER Cecilian Ky Breeder of High Grade Poland Chinas and Silver Wyrtn dotte Chickens This herd was awarded five premiums out of seven entries at the last Kentucky State Fair Likewise was awarded sweepstake premiums at the Hardin and La Rue County Fairs last Fally j 1 S= All Pigs Sold Strictly on Gtiarantef r jrlWEDNE8nA tAN 17 1010 THE HARTFORD HERALDpAGESEVEN PREVALENCE OF DEADLY CCANCEC- In Kentucky is Somewhat Startling ONE WOMAN OUT OF TWELVE And One Out of Every Seven teen Men of State I Die of It THE PREVENTABLE DISEASES Frankfort Ky Jan l3Cancer has become BO prevalent In Kentucky with such fatal results ac cording to statistics gathered by tho State Board of Health that It Is estimated that one out of every twelve women and one out of every seventeen men In Kentucky who live to t e thirtyfive years old will die of cancer The statistics show that during tho last year In Kentucky there wore 840 deaths of cancer It was also shown at the regular annual meeting of the State Board of Health here that hookworm has made Its appearance In twentytwo counties having appeared where one would least expect it in the homes of leading citizens of such counties as WarrenThe of Health with the newly appointed members present elected Dr John Q South of Frank fort proildont of the Board heard the annual report of the secretary Dr J N McCormack of Bowling Green and elected him secretary for tbj ensuing two years this being His thirtythird year as secretary of the Board Dr A T McCormack was elected assistant secretary and I health inspector Dr McCormack recommends a systematic registration of births and deaths throughout the State Despite the absence of such a law I Dr McCormack says full official records are on file of Go 320 births for the first eleven months of 1911 with all essential facts as to parent age raco etc and that there Is a similar record of 27956 deaths with cause location and other material facts I McCommekH Report For the first eleven months of 1911 Dr McCormack reportsII t Four thousand seven hundred I and sixtyfour deaths were reported from tuberculosis with an estimate I of 20000 cases of this disease 2 230 deaths and 22300 cases ofI pneumonia 1089 deaths and 20 000 careo of infantile diarrhoeaII 947 deaths and 11764 phoid fever D76 deaths and 800 cases of meningitis 433 deaths and 12500 cases of influenza 463 deaths and 4500 cases of diphthe ria 392 deaths and 16600 cases of measles 338 deaths and 7000 I cases of whooping cough 153 deaths and 300 cases of puerperal septicemia 65 deaths and 1500 I cases of scarlet fever Add to these 28400 cases of gonorrhea and 141 IcsuttjIngported as a cause of death and it gives a totsl of 160394 cases and 11430 deaths from everyday pre ventable themlwith diseases so common thatI low fever cholera plague or other foreign pestilences which are so feared that one case would create a panic in any community It will bo Interesting to note also that there wore 1368 deaths from is the best and quickest way to perfect health Women and girls who suffer are simply weak weak allover Opiates and alcoholic mixtures are worse than worthless they aggravate the trouble and lower the standardof health Scotts Emulsion strengthens the whole body invigorates and builds up Be sure to get SCOTTS its the Standard and always the boat ALt DRUCG1STafl 2i i f ir 2 J violence most of which ought to have been provented and840 deaths from cancer which we hope soon to know how to prevent e By consensus of opinion our physi cians lave decided that the medtoal care drugs nursing and loss of t time for the average case of sickness J costs 9 and political economists value tho average life lost I from preventable dlseaB at 1700E from such diseases during these t eleven months gives a total of 34 I 508306 nearly five times the tolalI revenue of the State t CIRCUIT COURT IS IN SESSION AT CALHOUN The January term ot the McLean Circuit Court convened in Calhoun Monday morning Judge Birkhead Commonwealths Attorney Bon D Ringo and Official Stenographer Marvin Muter are the officers of the court In attendance Judge Birkhead says that ho IsII given two weeks to complete 1 tho term of court but that ho expects to wind up the business In four daystt The only criminal cases on the docket are against the remaining defendants I who are charged with complicity In the Livermore mob In which William Porter a negro lost hislifelt understood that there is noI disposition to press a trial of these casesas the principal defendant andI his alleged chief accomplice have been tried and acquitted Again ItI Is argued that It Is impossible to secure a McLean jury as most ofI them were examined at the former trials and In the event that a trial Is to be had the prosecutions will be transbcrrcd to Davless county Judge Birkhead will open court at Hartford on the first Monday In February and again In Owenshnr on the fourth Monday In February KAVOHS PENSIONING OLD EXCONFEDKH ATES Hartford Ky Jan 12 1912 Editors HoraldIn view of the fact that we now have a Democratic administration In this State is it not high time the Legislature and executive branches of our State government favor pensions for old and feeble exConfederato soldiers All the former Confederate States I think have pensioned their ex Confederate soldiers and although itIreemsdo so They are now citizens of tho United States loyal to the Govern ment and patriotic RespectfullyCUNDIFF t CUNDIFFI1ISI OF HIS OWN SAGACITY GeorcIBoswellsa knowing bird and evidently pos sessed more lives than the prmvrV ial cat but although he dodgcl ihn distinction of being made the piece Thanksgivingown sagacity Just before Thanksgiving Lionel hoofed It away from Boswells farm at Rapids Boswell had been fat toning him for the Thanksgiving I marketHis disappearance was forgotten until today when Lionel was found at tho bottom of n pile of corn ted der In a barn The bird was still alive as tae had plenty to eat but be was dying of thirst An hour af ter bo was found Lionel cashed In KREEING RIDE ON A LOCOMOTIVE IMLOT Chicago Jan HWith the ther mometer registering 38 degrees below zero Carl Faulkenberg a 17 yearold fugitive from the Minne j sota State Institute School at Red Wing Minn rode seventyfive miles I on the pilot of a locomotive and was t nearly frozen to death He wasII found In a Chicago hospital Faulkcnbergs hands feet and I II taco were frozen and he Is In a se rlous condition from exposure The woutlt escaped from Red Wing Thursday last- Passengers on the train took up a large collection for him i e1fter the AntI Owners i i Frankfort Ky Jan 12A drastic bill regulating the speed and li- Cense fee of autos and fixing the lia bility of owners in roes of accidents I was a feature of todays session of tho Senate The measure was in troduced by Senator Hermann D Newcomb of Louisville and pro rides that an auto must stop whe approaching a horse on the public highway This Is A point derived from tho present Virginia law Th bill also would make tho owners of autos liable for accidents John McNamara alias Austra lien Mack charged with looting branch of the panic of Montreal was held without ball In New York for examination proceedings Janun ry 25 OOOOOOQOOQOOOO O KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES 0 0 O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO The newlyelected Town Council- of Trenton has placed the license Qf tho soft drink stands for the year 1912 at 500- Members of the State Board of the Kentucky Farmers Union In- session at Paducah adopted resolutions Indorsing the strike of the Illinois Central railroad employes for recognition of the System Federa tion The Illinois Central railroad has begun a coast survey of tho Chicago Memphis Gulf railroad from Dy orsburg to Hickman starting at by ersburg and ending at Iliukmiin and the survey Is to lbe completed In ten days Mrs Mary K Hlukmau of May- field has filed n suit In tin Circuit Court against her son W S Hick man for 5000 damage Tho plain tiff In her petition assorts that her son beat brulnod and violently threw her down causing bodily and men tal suffering In addition to his other work Gov McCreary has to sign the com missions of hundreds of notaries public In ono day he signed the commissions of 182 notaries and 190 more were his quota for the next day It is probable that them will be about 2000 notaries com missioned this winter Llge Farmer 50 a farmer ot Mc Cracken county was fined 25 by a jury in Magistrate C W umeryi court for selling quail contrary to the game law He sold five birds to Deputy County Jailer Wall el Car tee being fined 3 for each bird Farmer claims that he was the victim of a trap set for him An epidemic of tho smallpox Is raging pear Mudllck five miles north of Thompklnsvlllc Drs Eng land and Marrs are treating the cases Many places havo been quarantined There are already about twenty cases seven now ones having been reported No deaths have boon reported but some are dangerously 11- 1HenryS rsikenridtto of Lox ington recently wrote to Congress man A O Stanley of the Second district of Kentucky with a view to learning his attitude tcward n possible nominee tor President Representative Stanley replied that while inclined other things being equal to support a Kentuckian he would support the man boat quail fled to lead a progressive and militant party Judge Walter Ernnsof tho United States Circuit Court las ordered a dividend of 5s4 per cont to ho paid to the creditors of the defunct Owonahoro Savings Bank 8 Trust Company who have lad their claims properly proven About 545000 which was collected from tho stock holders on the double liability statute which was tried in the Federal Court will bo paid out The State rocolver will pat out 2 nor cent tc tho creditors this month OlfMnshlcincl Kentucky1 hospital Itv such AS was dlinnnsed at the Governors mansion during tho first administration of Gov McCreary thirtysix years ago will be the order during the present winter The custom of giving public receptions twice each month during the session of the Legislature will be revived by Gov McCreary and he will en tertaln for the members of the Log islature once every two weeks during the remainder of the present session In the Circuit Court at Lexington trank Bradley pleaded guilty of forging the name of his father Charles Bradley to p check for 650 and a verdict was given fix ing his punishment at confinement In the penitentiary for from two to ten years As the accused Is under 17 years old his punishment was modified to confinement in the Re farm School The boy was sent to the Reform School last spring for a IuA Darbed Wlro Cut Collar or Saddle Gall not properlY healed leaves a disfiguring scar Ballards SNOW LINIMENTIa the lUcht nemedr for All Abnulona of the Flesh If tho wound Is cleansed and the liniment applied promptly the heal1n procell 1egln 111 fromItho forming a perfect cure that loaves no scar If tho wound on the outside too quick deals forms unilortllO sur face and breaks run curenand inevitably a scar proter itenot only on fine tvorlcuquicklriySana tliorough yls 1Price set BOo and 100 UamotFDallardProp 6tLouloMc Heallnaointment Sore t I oatennRareoslael +ace y Donovan oS Co j vamv 4pas Kjr Hertford Drug Co Hartford Ky I t J r similar offense but was paroled last summer Charles Clements night fireman at the plant of the Nortonvllle Coal Company ten miles South of Madl sonvlllo fell two hundred feet to the bottom of the shaft to Instant death Clements was preparing to enter the mines and thinking he was step ping on the cage he supposed was at the top of the shaft on the side where ho was entering ho shot through tho darkness hitting the cage at the bottom His body was so badly mangled that It was hardly recognizableWith of burning wood fall Ing around her Myrtle the 13 yearold daughter of Oscar Turley of the Grassy Lick neighborhood near Mt Sterling saved her Invalid mother from burning to death The house caught fire from some unknown cause and was fast burning to the ground when the child dls covered the flames Tho roof was falling In when tho child rushed through the door and groping her way through tho smoke and names to her mother who was lying on abed wrapped hor In some comforts and carried the invalid out In to the yard- 1LAMba CAUSE UK LOSS AT rittlllltOK Hopklnsvllle Ky Jan H Pombroko ten miles south of this city was the scene earl1 Sunday of a fire which threatened the desruc tlor of the entire btislnuis aocUe1 of the town Five stores wore con sumed entailing a loss of 40000 and three persons were Injured The flro started In a defective hue in B J Garnotto drygoods store on Main street and spread rapidly to adjacent buildings H C White lows grocery McCnrloy Hardware Company B J Garnetts dry goods store M L Levys grocery and S A Powells dry goods store were burned and two drug stores and ia bank wore damaged About two thirds of Mr Powells stock was saved hut the contents of tho oth or buildings were practically de stroyedGas generated by the tire In an apartment in Whltelows grocery 1 Is supposed to have exploded Mi Whltolow and Grady Ferguson wore burned about their heads and Town I Marshal Joseph Jackson was badly cut on the leg by flying debris Sev oral other citizens wore slightly in Jured WIIJIKAT ST1L1 MADE lit Wt MINISTHIl DKSTHOYE1 Tcnn Jan HHevIIoinllhlIIe of Sewance was brought to Nashville today by Dop uty Ililted States Marshal W A Kllitora and Dnputy Collector WH I Taylor after having been hound theFedoralinonnnhlnp whiskey SaturIIto the charge The minister has for i Fovornl months been tho regular pastor of three small churches near Sewn nee i His wildcat still was Incntpil In his smokehouse P few yards from the purqnnpe and low that a minr tor of a mllo from his prlnclpn nlturci The outfit destroyed by Iho oflVors was complete and nearly I 100 gallons of good hfir and mash wore found Tfo wllilcnttlnK pnr I FOU was caught only after an all nlpht chnso- HoI t nsi orts hp did not know It wasi n violation of the law to maU whlsVov but knew it was wrong to drink It SILIIICF ran 15 Mr S T Hunter who has been in bad health for sometime is no better I Misses Nancy Addlngton Irene and Lucy Brown and Mrs C D ROES have returned from a visit to friends arid relatives at levier Mr Charlie Kimbley wont to Liv ermore Monday and returned Wed nesdayMrs Rrsklno Fulkerson Point Plca ant is visiting her parents hereMr C 0 Hunter Hartford was the guest of his parents here Satur day Sunday and Sunday night Mrs Sallie Drake has recently returned from a visit Jo relatives in HartfordMr Igleheart who has been on the sick list is better- S Inrolo Asked for Aelklnn Three petitions are being circa ated In the county and generally signed asking the Board of Prison Commissioners to parole Abb Ad kins who was sent to the penitentiary from this county two years ago for the murder of William Gray Adkins ItiJs said has made a model prisoner and we understand If the parole is granted it will be on con dition that bo Is wholly to leave In- toxicating+liqUors alone and make stated reports of his conduct to the proper officials Hawpsvlllo Clar- Ion Subscribe for The Herald 1 a year Couldnt Walk tt- I used to be troubled with a weakness peculiar to women writes Mrs Anna Jones of Kenny IIIuFor nearly a year I could not walk without holding my sides I tried several different doctors but I grew worse Finally our druggist advised Cardui for my complaint I was so thin my weight was 115 Now I weigh 163 and I am never sick I ride horseback as good as ever I am in fine health at 52 years i ICAR Eur We have thousands of such letters and more are arriving daily Such earnest testimony from those who have tried it surely proves the great value of this vegeta ble tonic medicine for women Cardui relieves womens sufferings and builds weak women up to health and strength If you are a woman give it a trial It should help you for it has helped a mil lion others It is made from pure harmless herb ingredi 1I Write to Ladles Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn lot Special Instructions and 64pue book Home Treatment for Women tent free J 58 u YOU WANT a Better That question will be asked you almost dally by services If quaUCytake the Drau IMore BANKERS Indorse DRAUGHONS ness COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 I Binklnr Typewriting IVnmanthlp Jnjrljhj Ipelllnir LewPnEEauxiliary branches liood IOSn10N GUARANTEED Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over Home tho United States say that Draughons ten NewSystemof HookkeepinR avcs them holding of from 25 to 50 pur cent in work and worry taking Shorthand Practically all U S ofli clal court reporters write the System of RYJlfAlI Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach President DRAUGHONS Why Because they know it is the best aiogue on I Nashville or Memphis or Knoxville Tenn or I I PrUHI0nnl U- tra I IBARNES SMITH I j LawIIN I1IhII I MrturnWlf Hurtle HIM i KI fiimuitnrtt flint thev mvt forme nar hhli for Ilirt crnprnl iriullr flawi rx rltll I 11111 uml illvoMM raeair smith i being Comity Attiirnry l Irve l from I tvIIIludlvldnnllyi IIfordI au nOu n BEAVER J M PORTELII Will pruciiw lit pictvJMon lu Ohio end ao olninzcouiillM 8prclil nttontiou RVCUIO mj lDe BnirHiitcd to hiictre PRANK L FELIXII IIAttorney at Law HARTFORD KY I Will practice hh iirufes lon n Otilotndtr SlitluR cuuiitlcx ril In the Court of Apt Jrloilanl practice sat Collection a tpi ultII Ofilce In the Herald hn Mli I iOlTO C MARTIN s r MCKKNNKY M RTm MCR NNEYr i HARTFORD KY GENERAL INSURANCE LIFE ACCIDENT SICK AND FIRE Will Also Bond You Otto C Hartin Attorney at LawI IIAIITKOKD KY- I Ofllcc uj tides over Vllsoa Crowe opposite court house VI1I practice his prorrsslon In nil the courts of this and adjoining coin ties and Court of Appeals Commer cial and criminal practice a spec laity h PARKERS j HAIR BALSAM Ctttniei and bootinu tho lull Promote arl1Ualr ft luxuriant aura I Con ILIID9JeUl I I HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- ii TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESI DENCE OR PLACE OF Des INESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THEjDistance Lines- TO ALL STATES FOR TilE COIIVANYS SIKCIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRESS J W OBANON Local Manager Hartford K WC SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dart Ky TheWomansTonic I organsIt PRACTICAL rml W H JQWESTABLISHED I And j i j I j 1 tJ1 l il l1 If itsaring a diamond a watch Jewelry or sliver ware you can get Ij the best quality at j 11the lowest price- OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE v IN THE SOUTH II For almost half a centurj we have served ez J cluslvely the Soutliern trade Wrle today for our free illustrated catalogue Address 0 Pa I 00101Dox AVe are Heady for Your Ol- dFqll Clothes Which you lute laid back ready to make thi i nev Send your old Suits old Felt Hats old Coat Suits to l1SV guarantee ow MOI to givb satiSftuHioul if out no motley received Sed them to Hartford Pressing Club- Y MC ABldg FRED NALL Mgr O 4 I Subscribe for The Herald VV3FZf a st+ sarrat- f 40 e atIrcl11T THF HARTFORD HIAALD NESDAAN1T il9J2 fj Hartford Herat THE HOODOO CAT PERCHED ON BODY Of Dead Sailor When li Swung in Air AT END OF SUICIDES ROPE Tried Repeatedly to Shak- the Beast But Seemed He Couldnt TIIKV MET DEATH TOOFTIIF- New I York Jan 12Slnce An draw Lundberg of Bridgeport signed us an able seaman aboard tho twomasted schooner Sarah and Lucy In Bridgeport last Friday ho had dinned the words of Stevenson ylraW song into the ears of his shipmates until they drove him from their quarters In the forecas tle and made him share the Icecov cred deck with a big black cat that wont aboard before the schooner left Bridgeport for this port f arty this morning Lundberg In a drunken frenzy lay on the deck with the cat on his shoulder and an empty bottle In his hand mumbling tie slime old chorus while the schooner rolled at her anchorage south cr Governors Island His shipmates were asleep Two hours later Lundoorg was found dead haticlnir by a halyard from tho fore mast The empty bottle was frozen to his lingers and perched on his body that swung like a pondulum In the breeze was the hoodoo cat Lundbergs friends said he had been drinking heavily for days be fore he came aboard the schooner Ho told them that the cat had followed him for miles and that it meant his death He tried to kill the animal aboard the schooner and it disappeared before the vessel sailed from Bridgeport but reappeared shortly after the craft reached this port mid sat blinking at Lundberg ffo tried to get at the cat again but slipped on tho Icy deck and soon Tall asleep singing and cursing the cat R8 he dozed off Tho roans preparations for sul rideI roomed to have been deliberate Tie cut a halyard tied a hangmans ooese and slipped it around his neck Then he climbed the rigging far enough to he sure that the drop would break lila neck Whether the tat went with him or climbed on his shoulder after he had hanged himself lis not known Tho eat was dead when the body of the sailor was discovered If you dont sleep well at night are nervous and lowspirited you need a system purifier HKRBINE Is a powerful liver stimulant and cleansing medicine It quiets the nerves promotes energy and cheer fulness Price 50c Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford 1Ky Don oven Co Beaver Dam Ky m rKItBUCAXS SHOULD DO HETTBR XBXT TIME It Is not a very flattering compli ment that comes from Frankfort upon the fewRepubllcan members of BLOCKADED Every Household in Hartford Should Know How to Resist It The lheel may ache because tho kldntttg are blockaded Help the kidneys with tholt work The hack wll ache no more Lots of proof that Doans Kid ney Tills do this Its the best proof for It comes from this vicinity- C W nethel 120J Klovonth St Owensboro Ky says I had heard of Deans Kidney 1llls and1 as I wrs having lameness across my kidneys I procured n box anti took them carefully as directed Tho result was that my trouble disap peared A relative also suffered from an attack of lumbago that made fvery movement painful and his kidneys wore disordered 1 instated upon his taking Doans Kidney Pills and It was wonderful how quickly they disposed of an tho i pain and lameness In a few days he Will at work and the kidney dlf flculty had disappeared For sale by all dealers Price COI ronts FosterMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for tho United Statea- Remember tho name Doans and take no other 4 f JL the General Assembly who happett ed to bo elected last November news dJsDatch says that Judge ORear was on the floor of the cou cus and lined up tho Republican members for principle So far ds our acquaintance with those gentl men extendswe had been led to believe that they were a pretty good set of fellows and would not need to be driven or lined up for prin telltiethe truththe Republicans must sure do better next time in making non nations for the lawmaking body Catlettsburg Tribune Going Sonic First Astronomer I have Just cannoeis t that it Is going at tremendous speed but seems to have no logical destinationSecond AstronomerWhat are you going to call It 1Flrst AstronomerI thought I would name It after President Taft For Sale An 580 Scholarship In the Vander bllt Training School for Boys Elk ton Ky Will sell reasonable For further particulars call on or ado dresstf The Hartford Herald We Take It AllBack Last summer when the sun boll ed down and beat was making rec ords here the panting populace In town howled for old Winter with his cheer We begged for just n day o- fIcea blizzard would bo just the thing n cold wave would be mighty nice we longed to feel our noses sting But now we think wed like to try n sample of that old warm spoil no burning sun could make us sigh anti we could stand It hot as well Just send along some summer dope and hoar us make that glad outcry but youll remember thisII we hope this plea dont hold good next July f ITUB AXX1KTY OF NOAH OVKK OUR TARIFF DUTIES It was the first day out and Noah was standing on the upperdeck nervously sweeping the vast expanse of the waters with his eye- S matter Pop said Shem leaning against the rail beside lila father Anything gone wrong- II dont know my boy said the old gentleman Cut If the wind continues to blow In this direction Im afraid well land somewhere In the United States and if that happens the duty on this menagerie of ours will bust me Whereupon ringing for the Li brary Steward the Skipper called for n copy of the latest tariff sched ulo and spent the remainder of the morning In an anxious perusal of the samoJanunry LIpplncotts Medicines that aid nature are al ways most effectual Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan It allays the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition Thousands have testified to Its superior excellence Sold by all dealers m An Kvcn honk Wlnstead Conn Jan SFors- ox equalization in births the town of Torrlngton claims the prize Statistics just compiled by Town Clerk Olesson show that a total of 41 C babies were born there last year of whom 208 were boys and 208 girls When buying n cough medicine for children bear In mind that Chamberlains Cough Remedy Is most effectual for colds croup and whooping cough and that It con tains no harmful drugs For sale by all dealers m lusliiiss Education Pays If nny one doubts this statement let him consider for a moment hot the earningpower of hundreds of Kentucky boys Is being multiplied over and over by a course of study In the Business University of Bowling Green It is f paying Investment for any young person to make Far Hall Cheap A full course of Bookkeeping or a full course of Shorthand and Typewriting Including all the aux Diary branches such as Banking Spelling Punctuation Mathematics c as explained In the catalogue The regular catalogue price for this scholarship Is G0 We will sell at a bargain and the one getting It will receive the same benefits as If pur chased direct from Draughons Practical Bulsncss College For further particular call on or address tf The Hartford Herald For Kalehteap- i A full Bookkeeping Course schol jarshlp In the well known Bryant Strajjon Business College Louis ville Ky For further particulars call on or address tf The Hartford Hernd Cb lid rn Cry FOR FLETCHERS cA enrollIA J f Ji DIVORCE SUIT FOLLOWS A KENTUCKY MARRIAGE j Minister Says Wife Was j iured From Home by Charms r of Cafe Plttsburg Jan 13Tho Rev William Crone who is pastier of nv Christian church at Worcester Mass Is suing Mrs Louise iBoono Crone formerly of Mt Sterling Ky for divorce He charges that jMrs Crone preferred the excjte went of cafes to the quiet iris Qta ministers wife and that after various sensational escapades as all- egedj she deserted him k While jMrs Crerle who claims to be a do scendant of Daniel Boone entered an appearance she did nof eatlfy She did not oppose the suit It Is junderstood that Mr and Mrs Cre rlo have reached an agreement by which each is to have possession of their 6yearold boy part of each year According to the testimony of the plaintiff the couple were married at Mt Sterling Ky November 25 1904 While here the Rev Mr Crerle had charge of the Observatory HillC Christian church on tho North Side Some time ago he refused a call to the Church of Christ at Findlay O For a time ho traveled as agent for a private school In Wash ington City Mr Crerie alleged that Mrs Cre rio left him April 28 1909 One Saturday night when their child was 1 year old Crerle testi fled his wife stayed out all night and came home the next morning drunk In a taxicab kicking out the windows while ho was preaching his sermon In his church near by Policemen wanted to take her to the Central police station he said but ho persuaded them to take her to the Inebriate department of the Mercy Hospital When she entered the hospital he testified she did a wild dance In the corridor Another time Mr Crerle swore he caught his wife with another man and had her arrested At the Cen tral station hearing the minister pleaded with her to do right The minister testified that tho fast life his wlfo led In the cafes ruined their domestic happiness Mr Cre rle declared that tho day his wife left him for good she packed her clothes in a taxicab and departed leaving the baby with the washer woman while he and his father were visiting the Homestead Steel WorksWilliam II Jamison of 2115 Fed oral street and Mrs A Scott mem bers of the Observatory Hill church corroborated their former pastors testimony as did Fred Will a city detective A Girls Wild Midnight Ride To warn people of a fearful for est fire In the Catskllls a young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many lives Her deed was glorious but lives are often saved by Dr Kings New Discovery In cur Ing lung trouble coughs and colds which might have ended In con sumption or pneumonia It cured me of a dreadful cough and lung disease writes W R Patterson Wellington Tex after four In our family had died with consumption and I gained 87 pounds Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles PrIce 50c and 1Trial bottle free Guaranteed by James H Williams m CASTORIAI For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha- SSgnatnro J of1ery Rich Has Adkins succeeded In getting much of a fortune yes lies rich enough to bo able to chew a stogy In public If your stomach feels uncomfort able from overeating or from food which disagrees with you take HEROINE It settles the stomach strengthens the digestion and re 5019byHartfordKy Kyti ra Loves Logic SheBut Jack you dont earn enough to support two lIoUut wont we be ono Child CryFOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAshe A Richmond woman has in her employ a colored cook who has managed to break nearly every va riety of article that tho household contains The mistresss patience reached Its limit recently when she a discovered that the dusky servitor had broken the thermometer teat hung on the house porch Well well sighed the lady bt the house In a most resigned way youve managed to break even the thermometer havent you The maid replied in a tone equal ly Yessum and now havewell to take de weather fie as it comes wont weJanuary LIpplncotts Increased EnrnlngPower Young men and women of Ohio county who want employment at in- Creased salaries would do well to write the Bowling Green Business University of Bowling Green Ky for rotes terms rind courses There is no question about itho fact that business education increases ones earningpower as nothing else can do- S 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 thorn to all suf ferers from kidney and bladder trouble Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine No medicine can do more For sale by all dealers m- An Attractive Bet- A post card addressed to the Bowling Green Business University requesting a copy of the now hand some Illustrated catalogue will bring to you a booklet so beautiful and so attractive that you will want to preserve it as a work of art and excellence Chlldron Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIATHINK For a limited time we can furnish the Hartford Herald niul Dally CourierJournal one year for 400 The Hartford Herald one year and Dally CourierJournal six months for S275 The Hartford Herald one year and Daily CoullcrJOU Illal three months for 200 Sundays not Included This offer applies to new and itnewnls alike WAXTKI An agent nt each postodlcc In the county to canvass and solicit subscription Address Till HKRAIiD Hartford Ky BALD HEADS NOT WANTED Baldness is to Generally Consid ered a Sign of Advanced Age A baldheaded person docs not have an aqual chance with one blessed with a healthy head of hair because baldness Is too generally ac cepted as an Indication of age I Many large corporations have es tablished an age limit and refuse to take men over 3D years of age as now employes Probably 65 per cent of bald headed people may regain a good head of healthy hair If they will follow our advice and accept our of fer Wo have a remedy that we positively guarantee to grow hair on any head unless the roots of tho hair are entirely dead their folll ells closed and the scalp has be come glazed and shiny We want people to trytbls remedy at our risk with the distinct understand ing that unless it does exactly what We claim It will and gives satisfac tion In every respect we shall make no charge for the remedy used dur ing tho trial Wo Know exactly what we are talking about and with this offer back of our statements no one should scoff doubt our word or hesitate to put our remedy to an actual test We want everyone In Hartford who Is suffering from any scalp or hair trouble dandruff falling hair or baldness to try our Roxall 93 Hair Tonic We want them to use It regularlysay until three bottles have been usedand If It does not eradicate dandruff cleanse and re fresh the scalp tighten the hair In Its roots and grow new hair we will return every cent paid us for the remedy for the mere asking There Is no formality expected and wo exact no obligation from the aser whatever Wo are established right here in Hartford and make this otter with i full understanding that our bust uponiwe not dare make the above offer unless we were positively certain that we could RoxallRomgdies substantiate It In every particularI at our storeThe Rexall Store James Ii Williams Hartford Ky p ft AYceetable PcepatalinnfurAs slmHating theFoodandRegula ung theswma itsnOOBovrels or Promotes DigestionChEerfuI ne5S andRestContains neiUier norMlneralNoi lIItJUbSNllZT1fJfJ6R S1 iAJiJi rorConsUpaT1on Worms AlM1tsions 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