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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, January 31, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912013101 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 31, 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. iii ii9 7 i v r J v J LrTen Pages r This Week I Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance I Come ttt Herald of a Kiiij fforU litI lltwt df III Mm Limbering at Hj BilL All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed i v t 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31 1912 0 NO5 ti 1 J BYrf5 MONEY llBy WAS SPURNED WoodrowWilsonI Says Campaign Manager SAYS HE TOLD MR WATTERSON Declares the Veteran Jour nalist Told Him Money Makes Presidents JOV WILSON REMAINS SILENT New York Jan 27Suggestlon- sf by Henry Watterson that he solicit a contribution to the Woodrow Wil son campaign fund from Thomas F Ryan were met with declarations by William F McCombs Gov Wilsons campaign manager that Mr Ryans money could not be accepted as such contributions were not within the spirit of the Woodrow Wilson campaign Mr McCombs declared in a statement made public hero to night His statement follows- I have read the correspondence Interchanged between Col Wattor son and Senator Tillman which appeared in this mornings papers I had thought that Col Wattersons statement of several days ago Itself entirely disposed of tho alleged Incident I so stated In an interview a day or so afterwards- I have made no statement with reference to It since that time From the beginning of a campaign for Governor Wilson which I have man nged I have received all of tho con i tributions made to it I assume responsibility for themI and I know all their sources They have uniformly been made by peo tple who had no Interest except the consummation of the Idea which hej represents Not one of them ox- y t tDeets any other return Any communication which has been had between myself and Col i Watterson regarding campaign funds has taken place in personal Interviews between him and myself There have been two Interviews only I Intensely dislike to make a public statement of a private conversation and regret very much that j Col Watterson has forced me to do ib 4 In October of last year I had a general conversation on Presiden tial politics with Col Watterson at the Waldorf Where ho was stop ping I visited him at his sugges tionIn the course of that conversa tlon ho gave It as his opinion that- a large amount of money would be needed and volunteered the sugges tlon that he would go and see his I friend Thomas F1and that he was sure he coiliJdtuce him to make a very large contribution to s icampaignihim that we couldnot take Mr Ryans money and that I such contributions were not within the spirit of the Woodrow Wilson campaign His reply vasII 4I have been In years and I know that money and not patriotism counts in a Presidential campaign- I repeated to Col Watterson that we could not take the money Early in December I met him again d he renewed the discussion of iian Ryan contribution I made the ne answer to him that I had mado before I heard nothing further from i J+ cWatterson on the subject and J thought no more ot the conversa J tlons I have not seen him since y tliaF time If I mistake not there I Is an implication perhaps In Col I Wattersons letter to Senator Tlll man probably not Intendedto J th effect that he secured funds forII this campaign from Mr Ryan such contribution has been made I nrd this of course Col Watterson wefl knows f iyrho well known assaults upon jQoyt Wilson are rendering a real v Service I will specify one respect- Sl e the beginning of these attacks manyfJ small contributions from all over i tho country from people who have I nOt been asked to contribute and V wbom neither I nor Gov Wilson i know Ther letters all convey ex j pressions of resentment at the unO jl lair and concerted attacks that are 1 being made upon him I I Silent on Watterson Affair V Boston r Jan 27Gov Woodrow l figon of New Jersey spoke beI i Ie fore two Boston business organizations and a bodot Harvard stu dents during an eighteenhour visit here today Newspaper men waylaid him with questions as to various phases bt the WattersonTillmanWilson episode The Governor merely re plied that he had no comment to make at present Wnttoroon Stops Talking Washington Jan 27The state ment of William F McComb Gov ernor Wilsons campaign manager was shown to Colonel Watterson here tonight He read it carefully but said he had nothing to add to his statement earlier In the day He intimated that ho would make no comment unless Governor Wilson should express himself d WANTED Horsemen to know that I have pur chased Gilded Clique the combined saddle and harness horse for merly owned by the late Mack SmithThis horse Is bred In the purple Was sired by Sensation 2419 1st dam by Kentucky Prince Come and see this horse Seeing is believing This horse has never been defeated but one time In a model ring Will make the season of 1912 at my barn In Beda Ky 6 days In each week at 1000 to insure- I wish to thank my friends for their patronage In the past Yours for business W H PARK 5t4 Hartford Route 4 WOODROW WILSONIS- CHOICE IN LEGISLATUR- Poll Of Kentucky General As sembly Shows Presiden tial Preferences Frankfort Ky Jan 26Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey leads the Presidential possibilities as the choice of the members of the Kentucky General Assembly ac cording to a special dispatch In the Cincinnati Enquirer He has a total of twentynine votes President William H Taft comes next with twentytwo votes Twentyfive Dem ocrats and four Republicans are noncommittal The other candi dates are preferred as followo Gov Harmon 21 Speaker Clark llj Oscar Underwood 4 Henry Watterson 7 Theodore Roosevelt 4 W J Dryan 3 Ollie M James 2 A O Stanley 1 James n Mc Creary 1 W R Hearst 1 If Ollie James were a candidate however he would sot every vote of the Legislature except the Re publicans Senator Catlett who prefers Hearst Is from Congress man James district and would be for him before anybody in the worldPractically all of the Harmon men prefer Woodrow Wilson as a second choice while the Watterson men are really for Congressman Underwood With President Taft out of the way ColRoosevelt would have a clean sweep of the Repub licans while the men who are down for Col Roosevelt are for him first last and all the time All of the Presidential possibil- Ities have been invited to speak here during the session and the sesIslonI has not lost Gov Wilson any strength In this State but his great est hardship Is his name as many Democrats fear the voters would confuse It with Kentuckys former Governor Augustus E Wilson Oov Harmons strength Is in the Ohio Valley Special Chair For Ollie Washington Jan 27Senatorll elect James and Representative Stanley returned together today I from Kentucky Representative James visited Ser geantatArms Ransdell of the SenI ate today and urged him by all means to obtain for him a seat on the Democratic side It Is customary for Senators to file upon the seats they want j many months ahead Arrangements j were also made for the construction of a special seat for Mr James the I existing seats being too small for him S The coroners Jury decided that tho Illinois Central wreck In which I IJ T Harahan and other railroad I officials lost their lives was due to the negligence of employes and the company in permitting trains to run too close together STRUNG APPEAL OF WORKINGMEN Goes Unheeded by the Trust Magnates SOME MORE PLAIN EVIDENCE Of How Protection Does Not Protect the Strug gling Workers EXAMPLE OF TIm ARGUMENT Special Correspondence Washington Jan 27Here Is some more evidence of how Pro tection does not protect the work IngmanThe following Is an extract from an appeal sent by the 15000 men women and children striking textile workers at Lawrence Mass to Wm M Wood president of the Woolen TrustWe are of the opinion that you have had ample time to consider the demands of the men women and children who have made the Amer ican Woolen Company what It Is to day In view of the fact that ma chinery has been Improved the workers turn oft more and more work but they are not paid accord ingly even though the price of food 100Eper cent within the last few years We the committee are willing to meet the officials of the company at any time and submit the griev ances of the strikers So If you be lieve in a square deal you will not refuse to meet with us but will come forward at once and try to bring the trouble to R final conclu sion You must boar In mind the fact that these men women and children have not gone on strike for light or transient causes but because they could no longer bear up under the burdens laid upon their shoulders The American Woolen Company has within the last fewI years built several mills which are paid for according to your own tlgI ures and the company has even In the worst of times managed to pay dividends The workers are of the opinion that the only competition left Is the miserable job at G 7 or 8 a weekThis I Is how Schedule K protects the workingman solely for whose benefit the Pa neAldrlch bill according to Payne and Aldrich was passed Since the protectionists admit that Schedule K which places a heavy tax on every article of woolen clothing sold In the United States was designed solely to benefit the workingmen In the woolen I Industry and since the C 7 and 8 wages paid by the Woolen Trust demonstrates beyond successful contradiction that Schedule K does I not protect the workers why should the American people longer tolerate t Schedule KT- Whenever an American Trust wants the tariff tax Increased It bases Its plea on the argument that I American manufacturers cannot I compete with the cheap labor of EuropeIn J months of last year the exports of Iron and steel products together with agricultural Imple ments and freight and passenger cars amounted to nearly 270000 I OOOan Increase of about 54 pCIrlollt I l theIworldcompeUI advantageloftrusts pretend to fear so greatly I whenever a proposal Is made to I lower the tariff Yet the Trusts trade In foreign markets Is con stantly On tho Increase How much longer will the American consumes allow themselves to be fooled by the Trust logic AN OVERFLOW OF LAND CAUSES SUIT iOU 1000 saytIhave tiled a suit In the Circuit Court against Rebecca Baker and H Baker and Daviess GeorgeII 1000 damages alleged to 4 on account of the construction of an embankment causing their land to overflow The petition states that the plain tiffs are the owners of GO acres of land and the Bakers own two ad joining tracts that the defendants erected an embankment or dam along the south side of their land which Is 18 inches higher than the county road which completely ob tructed tho now of water from plaintiffs land causing a large body of water to accumulate and rendering five acres worthless for cultivating crops The plaintiffs state that Daviess county has per mitted and suffered the dam to be erected and to their damage of 500 The plaintiffs say that for five years they have been unable to cul tivate the five acres of land the rental value of which has been 600 The plaintiffs ask judrment for 1100 and for a mandatory Injunc tion compelling defendants to re move the embankment T DAUGHTERS OF JUSTICE PLIIADi GUILTY TO THEFT Now York Jan 27Miss Agnes Pearl Weller of Salt Lake City and her sister Mrs Catherine Smith daughters of the late Supreme Court Justice Weller of Utah were fined 100 each In the Court of Special Sessions today after having pleaded guilty to shoplifting The fines were paid promptly EDNA FORD FOUND AT LAST IN ST LOUIS Girl for Whom Many Were SearchingNo Explana tion Offered St Louis Jan 2SMiss Edna Ford whose unexplained disap pearance after leaving Rockport Ky on January 14 started a quiet search through three States has been located through the St Louis V W C A The news that she had been found was given out just as Chief of Police Young announced he would begin an Investigation upon learning that tho young wom ans trunk had remained at the union station here since January IS IEvery effort was made by Miss lFords family to preserve secrecy In tho search and for that reason the police learned of her disappearance only through the newspapers She had visited Miss Polly Coleman at Rockport Ky and departed for Louisville presumably to return to the Western College for Women at Oxford 0 The first Intimation that she had not reached her supposed destina tion came from the college officials who notified her parents In Chicago that she hid not arrived there A secret search was then begun At the Y W C A headquarters this afternoon the officers were reticent about their part In finding the girl We were requested by her par ents to look for her said Superin tendent Sweets We began a quiet search and found that she had come to St Louis on a visit She Is now In safe hands and Is on her way back to school We are not at liberty to say anything more about the young womans actions Miss Ford Is 18 years old Her apnt Is said to be Mrs Grace Ghol son of 30 East Randolph streetI Chicago Miss Fords trunk was located hero by n baggage checleI The trunk had been shipped over the Southern Railway on January 14 from Louisville It is still held for the presentation of check No 325535 Visited In Itorktort Rockport Ky Jon 20Edna Ford came here n little after New Years having many friends and relatives In the Hopewell neighbor hood near the city She took a train from hero to Louisville That Miss Ford has n sweetheart who Is working in St Louis and to whom she Is engaged to be married was learned here this morning from a member of the Coleman family whom she visited here Would Feel Lost Without It McHenry Ky Jan 553 Editors Herald Please find Inclosed one dollar as I wish to renew my sub scription for Tho Herald I would feel like I had lost An old friend If I miss a copy of flue Herald Respectfully MRS HENRY RENDER I WILL SPUR UP LEGISLATURE To Do Business Balance Of the Session A BUSY TIME IS PREDICTED The BiPartisan Prison Board Measure Will Likely Be CompromisedS- TATE PRIMARY HILL OV UP Frankfort Ky Jan 29The General Assembly entered on the fifth week of the session at noon to day Although the session Is nearly half over not a single measure has passed both Houses of the Legislature but the administration leaders expect to put the pressure on this week and rush through the meas ures Intended to carry out the Dem ocratic platform pledges Among the Important bills thatII are expected to divide the attention i of the Legislature this week are the ones providing for a dint compul sory State primary law bl parttfian Board of Prison Commissioners State flank Inspection and Public Utilities Commission The Special Committee having In charge the probe of the official acts of the State Revenue Agents and the House Committee on Kentucky Statutes which Is conducting a hear ing on the Herrington bill to reor ganize the State Board of Health will resume the hearings this week and It Is likely tho last named will make n report The Joint committees on penal and charitable Institutions have re turned from the biennial Inspection trips to tho penitentiaries and asy lums for the insane and any the various Institution are In excellent conditionA Is going the rounds today that an agreement has been reached on the bipartisan Prison Commission bill whereby Ell 11 Brown and Harvoy McCutchon two members who have yet two years j to servo will bo taken care of In blimrtlsan board thus insoritijf thlI speedy passage of the The agreed bill It Is said will provide that Commissioners crown McCutchon serve tholr terms outanllII the appointive board Gov MeCreary for the first two rears would be given only the apI pointment of the two Republican members according to the alleged agreementSome the members of the Gen eral Assembly It Is said balked nt the Idea of summarily removing two Democratic members of the hoard and this resulted In nn agreement InIterestedThe Senate met nt noon with preSIIl1lngRev The Dr EberhardIState primary bill was made n spec ial order for tomorrow at 1030 oclock It was agreed that all theI bills bearing on the State primary question would be consldereed by the Senate sitting as a committee of the whole The Robertson bill appropriating sixteen thousand dollars for the purchase of fortyfive acres of land to be added to tho State Fair twen ty acres of which shall bo ceded to the Federal Government for tho location of a fish hatchery which passed the House Friday was reported to the Senate todnv rlvnn- its first reading and ordered print ed It will be possible now to pass the bill by February 1 the tlmo lim- It on the acceptance o the Govern ments offer regarding thin fish Imtchorv In which Louisville If much Interested The Hogg bill creating a State fire Insurance rating commission of i two members besides tho Insurance Commissioner the two members to be appointed by the State Auditor was passed by a vote of 32 to 0 This Is the measure fathered by So bastian Zorn and tho Board of Trade of Louisville An amendment offered by the Re publicans to make the rating board bltartlsan by the appointment of one Republican member was voted down Senator T F Dagby was the n only Democrat to vote with the Re publicansSenator N B Arnett chairman of the Committee on flanks and Trust Companies reported favora bly on the administration State bank Inspection bill with n few mi nor amendments The bill goes in to the orders of the day At 2r0 oclock the Senate ad journed to Tuesday morning at 10 oclock PITIFUL FATE OF AN- UNFORTUNATE GIRL Columbus Of Jan 27Couch- ed In a drift of dirty snow and sur rounded by a score of onlookers so Ignorant of what they watched that they offered no assistance eighteen yearold Ida Green labored In agony and brought a child Into the world on a street corner today Unwelcome slid unexpected the little ctvrrcor lingered butn few mo ments In life The mother Is criti rally III of exposure She Is the destitute wife of a soldier who mar ried her while he was stationed at the Columbus Barracks lie mar ried again In Texas so that he is now serving a term In Federal pris on for bigamy She hind boon to the home of her mother but as she alighted from the car at the street corner nearest her hose she found It Impossible to go further and sank Into the snow pile whore this child was born IN NAME OF HUMANITY TAFT ISSUES AN APPEAL To the American People in Behalf a of Millions of Starving Chinese Washington Jan 27TIce appeal Issued through ordinary chan nels falling to elicit response In any way commensurate with the situation President Taft today person ally and as president of the American Rod Cross sent out an appeal for funds to relieve the famine stricken people of China Mr Tafts plea follows As president of tho American National Red Cross It becomes my Imperative duty to call to tho at tention of the people of the United States the condition of awful desti tution which now exist in certain province of Chits Recurront In undation by the Ytuigt e and other rivers have destroyed crops and prevented the cultivation of the lands Millions of human beings are now facing starvation An agent of the American Red Cross who has recently traveled throughout the fam- Ine district reports conditions of starvation of the most terrible and appalling character Until peace IIs restored In China and the functions of efficient government are established those con ditions must continue save as re lieved by the charitable efforts of other countries The Central China Relief Com mittee has created a strong and effi cient organization with agencies es tablished throughout the affected districts This body which com prises In Its membership Right Rev Bishop F R Graves chairman tho Rev E C Lobenstlne secretary and twenty or more of the leading American European and Chinese merchants and missionaries In Shanghai will render assistance as meats may be available Able bodied natives will be employed In preparing dykes canals and roads and thus be enabled to support themselves until new crops can be harvestedIn name of humanity the Red Cross calls once more upon the American people to come to the re lief of a sister nation with that prompt generosity which has never tailed In time of groat emergencies Contributions should be sent to State Rod Cross Board treasures or to the treasurer of the American National Red Cross Room 341 War Department Washington D C WILLIAMI H TAFT Died at ilevnrlllf Ernest Glenn u well known farm er of the Glennvlllo neighborhood t died of tuberculosis at his homo about 4 oclock Thursday afternoon after an Illness lasting for some time Mr Glenn was 28 years old and was employed at the Richard son furniture store He Is survivedtby his wife and three children and also by a sister Mrs Chester Ward of Evansville Ind and one brother who lives In Houston Tex ti Ia f i 71 IJIILiI i I 1012 o r Jj j JI 1 U cnr I KUM DOWN HOSIERY II An everyday yeararound indls pen sible article something we must have Our reputation for selling j the best Hosiery Is known through out the county but for this special Kum Down Salo we have some Ii values that are not picked up every day For Instance we are going toI I sell you a 15c Childs Ribbed Hose Kum Down tlc- II 2 He Childs Heavy Ribbed Hose Kum Down JOcI f Ladles lOc Fast Black Hose Kum Down 7c Sac Quality Ladles Black Hose Down Dc t jRumExtra Quality 25c Black Hose i Kum Down toe Mens lOc Black Sox Kum Down7c 25c Mens Fancy Sox Kum Down JOc c I DOWN SHOES 8JU w+ z Our twentylive years experience isInthe Shoe business gives us some knowledge of good shoe leather We have our entire stock now simmered y to about four different lines which we recognize as the host In any market Perhaps you will need a i pair to bridge you over tnb winter so we place at your disposal some special values In our Dig Kum Down 2 Salo S Mens 175 quality Heavy Work Shoes Kum Down 110 250 Ions good Heavy Work Shoos Kum Down 10S g 300 Extra value Work Shoes Kum Down 218 Our best 350 Ions Work Shoos Kum Down 208 Shoesto9120 C Fine Shoes 250 qual f fItyKum Down Slno Childrens every day Shoes Kum Down 08c 111 9120 iKUM DOWN NOTIONS O N T Thread Ic San Silk Ic loud Handkerchiefs ace Brass Pins Jlc 25 Envelopes 8c Splendid Pearl Buttons Ie 4Seam Braids 3c iIWI DOWN VOWELS CWe an extra large stock I of Towels especially for this Kumr 8OWII Sale Not the kind some folks1i special but some values that not found every day For In i 1 IIallISx3G Inch Houck Towel 15c value Kum Down Oc C Pure Linen Towels 25c values Ium Down lOc Big size Bleach Ball Towels Kum Down Oc r i iIClJDOWN ItlltllONS i One lot especially bought for our DIg Kum Down Salo Colors are PinkI White Light Blue Red and Black From No 22 40 CO 80 and CJ 100 All pure Silk and an extra For only per yardIOc r IIqualityCc HUM DOWN SHIUTK S Mens Shirts are always In style C but to Interest men In this Big Kum y Down Sale we have decided to them a SPECIAL PRICE on 1 1makoentire Shirt stock Now this Includes our new SPRING STYLES and you can rest assured that you nre getting real values for your q cash Q Our COc Shirts all styles Kum Down 38c Our 1 Shirt valups Kum Down 79c =OXttOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi OOOOOC JA45 wWai MV BEGINNING Friday Feb 12 CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY FEB 10th One week of Big MoneySaving Bargains to the people of Ohio County Wait for this Special Sale You cant afford to miss it Remember the place is rAIR 4 col HARTFORD KY T5he House That Saves You Money KUM DOWNII ClothingOur Bench Tailored Clothing Is known everywhere for Its superiority over other lines In cloth and workmanship We have manySults only one and two sizes of a kind as well as our cntlro line of Overcoats that wo wish to turn Into cash Now listen Any 20 Overcoat Kum rDown 91208 =Our 15 Overcoats Kum Down 008 1250 High Grade Overcoats Kum Down 848 Any 10 Overcoat Kum Down n1 10 20 Mens Suits Kum Down 1408 Any lo Mans Suits Hum Down 008 Dost 1250 Mens Suits Kum Down 848 Any 10 Miens Suit KumIlLDown i 008 jI L Special ZLSTobioel Our big Piano Contest is in full blast During I the Kum Down Sale we will continue to give the Piano Coupons Come direct to us make your pur chases and help your friend win the handsome Piano Kum Down tn u Suits and Cloaks Wo find at this season too many Cloaks and Coat Suits on hand and believing us we do that it is not good policy to carry over from season to season Merchandise wo are putting the knife to every LadicsCoat Suit and Cloak and to all Childrens and Misses Cloaks Thus hig drop is so sudden in this Kum Down Salo that it almost makes our heads dizzywhen wo think of it but be this as iit may we have the goods wo need the cash and are willing to take your cash for our Cloaks nUat greatly ro duced prices 810 Coat Suits Kum Down 8 798 815 Coat Suits Kum Down 1 998 820 Coat Suits Kum Dowu 1498 825 Coat Suits Kum Down 1698 i 398i810 Cloaks Kum Down I55s 815 Cloaks hum Down 898 FAIRS tOe BASEMENTOur Big lOe Basement Is go well known to our trade that we almost feel it useless to comment on the ninny Illg Specials that are found In It Hut for the sake of thoso who do not know about it and to inform our patrons that in this Big Kum Down Sale we have made a special effort to supply them with twentyfive cent values at ten vents Wo deem it wise And business like to give this Special Department sonic l roml nenrc during this sale Our Basement will be found with n complete line pf Chinaware AVoodcnwarc firanltewnro Tinware In fact anything that will fit you out in Kitchen Furnishings HUM to the HUM DOWN SALE and ho sure to HUM to OUR BASEMEN- Tooooooooboooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cxsooooooooooooooooooooooq 11 C J1 HUM DOWN STAPLESfrBest Apron Check Ginghams 6eI12c New Spring GinghamsDc lOc values In Canton Flannols7t4c So Canton FlannelsOcHo- pe Bleach full yard wide trJc Yardwldo Hoosier Domestic 53c- 25c Table Linens 100 Best plain and fancy CheviotsDc Good quality Prints 4c Dest Outings dark or light I styles 7fic lOc Wrapper stylejfcFlannelettes 7J5c 20c quality Table 011 Cloth 4 Fancy Pattens onlyi1rc 15c Fancy Suitings dark styles I Oc lOc Light Style Porcals734cB- est lOc Bleached Crash 734c HUM DOWN MILLEND REM NANTS Our buyer has Just returned from St Louis whore he was fortunate enough to buy a fine lot of MillEnd Specials In India Linen Em lea Fancy White Goods broldorIIGingham Galatea Cloth Ginghams Table Linens Ginghams Crash and many MillEnd w Fabrics that will Interest you at a price below any heretofore offered All regular perfect goods In every respect Dont miss seeing this Spe cial Department prices and quality will interest you Inn 1 0VX MILLINERY 3l1ooo INo such a thing as us carrying over MILLINERY We dont pro polo to do it For this KUM DOWN SALE we ar j cutting the original price half In two Plenty of folks who have not bought and this price ought to Interest you We Invite you to visit us look over the stocky select your lInt divide by two and the trade is made f KtM DOWN nUGg Every Rug regardless of size or quality will be greatly reduced in 8 price during this KUM DOWN SALE A great opportunity to buy now preparatory to spring cleaning Dont miss seeing them 150 Velvet Rugs Kum Down 1 20 2CO Extra Size Velvet Rugs Kum Down 108 350 Good Quality Rugs Kum Down 280 1250 9x12 Druggets Kum Down i 008 HUM DOWN ULANKETS Take advantage of these lowRprices Anticipate your Dont worry about the Blankets 2 they will keep The price Is what C1YN should Interest you 114 Blankets 150 value 08c 4 all Wool Blankets 208 1 Bed Comforts 79c 150 Comfort values 03c KUM DOWN SILK 1 Quality Black Silk 80ci 1 Fancy Silks 80c- 75c Silk Walstlng riDe HUM DOWN UNDERSKIRTS 125 Sateen Skirts OSeii 1 Black Skirts tiDe KUM DOWN CORSETS We have a few dozens of odd sizes end off brands in Corsets which w0 have put in our Kum priceThese100 Corsets but to clean them up we are going to give them away at the remarkably low price of only 29c lath 1 OTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOQI I w- uII w i r IiIIWEDNESDAY JAN 31 1012 THE HARTFORD hfFRA O PAGE TRmU I r t SENATE PASSES COUNTY UNIT BILL r Wins After Long Debate By Vote of 24 to 14 k SESSION IS AN EXCITING ONE Effort Will Be Made to De J Pclare the Graham Bill Unconstitutional11 PRAYERS OF PRESIJYTERIANi Frankfort Ky Jan 26The county unit extension bill Introduc ed by Senator J C tOraham of Grayson county and Identical with the socalled Niles bill tha passed the House last Friday passed the Senate at 415 oclock this after noon by a vote of 24 to 14 The real test of strength however was the rollcall on the substitute meas ure offered by Senator flute Huf faker of Louisville It losing by a vote of 22 to 16 Those who voted for the substi tute and later voted for the Gra ham measure were J R Catlett of Princeton and W F Welch of Estlll county The only Rcpubllcans who voted against tho Graham bill were J F Bosworth of Mlddlesboroand Commodore Holmnn of Morgantown Now that both the House and the Senate have passed a county unit extension bill It will borieceissary for one of the two Houses to con cur in tho measure passed by the other The Graham bill may be sent over to the House tomorrow for action upon It by that body later or the Senate may pass the Niles Mil already passed by the House If the latter course Is pursued Representative flea Niles of Henderson will have the honor of having Introduced the county unit extension measure that will go on the statute books On the other stand Senator Graham will get that 44honorFor five hours today members of the Senate argued for and against the Graham bill It being taken up at 11 oclock this morning as a special order of the session Throughout the long discussion the Senate gallery was crowded with Interested spectators many of them women most of whom wont without luncheon IB order that they might be present at the finish During a lull In tho heat of ar gument Lieut Gov McDermott read a telegram which he had re ceived from Princeton requesting him to notify the Senate that four teen Presbyterian officers and thir ty members In prayer meeting were pleading for an unmodified county unit- Promptly at 11 oclock Senator Graham chairman of the commit tee on county unit and public mor als reported his county unit exten sion bill favorably and then spoke for It Tho man who does not realize the responsibility of Tils position here today does not deserve to hold 4that position ho said land then referred to a speech made by Sen ator E F Hogg of Owsloy county a few days ago In which he assert ed that Judge E C ORear owed his defeat for Governor largely to his stand on the county unit ques tion After over five hours discussion the bill was then placed uppn Its passage and a rollcall ordered The Drys began to grow more confi dent as the rollcall proceeded and NO REASON FOR DOUBt A Statement of Facts Backed By a Strong Guarantee Wo guarantee complete relief to all sufferers from constipation or In every coso where wo fall we will supply the medicine free Rexall Orderlies are a gentle eF fectlre dependable and safe bowel regulator strengthener and tonic j They aim to reestablish natures functions in a quiet easy way They are so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by jh any bno at any time They thor oughly tone up the whole system to healthy activity Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassa ble and Ideal for the use of chjldron old folks and delicate persons We cannot too highly recommend them y to all sufferers from any form of constipation anti Its attendant evils Three sizes 10c 2Bc and 50c Re- memberI you can obtain Rexall Or derllea in this community only at I j our stare The Roxall Store Tames H WJlliams 214 Main street Hartford Ky 1- u V before It was ended there was ap plause from the gallery which was stopped by President McDermott Nearly every Senator had soniOf thing to ray about tho measure before the rollcall was finally taken Those Interested In the measure from all parts of the State were present to witness the final strug gle It Is said that an effort will be I countyICoy McCreary will sign the coun ty unit v oooooooooooooooON FUNNY THINGS 0 000000000000000Tis When all Is said That a watch has a face But hasnt a head It also has hands But no arms you see If all sounds quite strange Like a deep mystery And a tree has atrufk With many limbs too But a tree with a head No one ever knew It hasnt a voice Yet plenty of bark It Is sober and good Yet has many a lark Each river that flows Has a mouth In the grourid But no lips and no tongue Yet It makes a loud sound I carriageI To which the tongue may belong They run with great ease But never can walk And though they have tongues j talk4Thecomb does possess iiA he hasnt got hair For his nice comb to dress The sea has long arms But no legs as you know And plenty of combers That on the sands goThough It hasnt got hair Nor a whisker to show Thus many strange things In nature we find Unless to their strangeness We prefer to stay blind x When buying a 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 S GREATEST OFFER YET I The Chicago Examiner the great Democratic Dally and The Hartford Herald will both be sent to any ad dress one year for only 3 This of fer Is good only during the months of January and February 1012 The Examiner is a great home paper as well M political advocate Besides all tho news It has a powerful ed itorial page engaging the efforts of the best writers Dont delayub scrloo now Its a great bargain Send your name and 3 to The Hartford Herald 4t5 Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Cures In Every Case Mr James McCaffory Mgr of the Schlitz Hotel Omaha Neb recom mends Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound because It cures in every caso I have used it myself and I have recommendeed It to many oth ers who have since told me of its great curative power In diseases of the throat and lungs Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Is a re liable family medicine Give It to your children and take it yourself when you feel a cold coming on It checks and cures coughs colds and croup and prevents bronchitis and pneumonia Refute substitutes For sale by all dealers m For Hale Cheap A full course of Bookkeeping or a full course of Shorthand and Typewriting Including all the aux iliary branches such as Banking Spelling Punctuation Mathematics c as explained In the catalogue The regular catalogue price for this scholarship Is = 50 We will sell at a bargain and the one getting it will receive the same benefits as if pur chased direct from Draughons Prac tical Bulsness College For further particular call on qr address tt Tho Hartford Herald Overheard at the Grocery Obliging ClerkWell little girl what can I do for you today Little GlrlId like a quart of molakek lI cant say molakek so I have to say molakekFebruary Llpplncotts When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlains Cough Remedy will ward offIj an attack of croup and prevent all dange and cause of anxiety Thousands of mothers use it successfully Sold by all dealers m Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIAI UNCLE dEEMS IS NOT TOO OLD And Hes GettingThere Like a Stripling EATS THREE MEALS EACH DAY And is Onto the Job As Gov+ ernor Every Minute of the Time JUST FATTENING ON HIS Jon John D Wakefield writes as follows from Louisville to the Cincin nati Enquirer During the recent campaign for the Governorship of Kentucky the chief argument of those who were opposed to the election of the Dem ocratic nominee James D McCrea ry was that he was too old From tho very start the Governor and his supporters made a vigorous denial but tho antlMcCreary men were emphatic and went about declaring that It required a young man of vigor and n man whose physical and mental powers were at their height to make n good Governor They said this In the face of the fact that notwithstanding his 70 odd years Gov McCreary hasnt a wrinkle in his face and not a gray hair In his head Since the election the doubting Thomases who said they were from Missouri have been shownfar It Is now generally conceded by men who were In public life during the first administration of Mr McCreary as Governor and who have been en abled to observe him since he was Inaugurated over a month ago that he has handled every question which has been presented to him with more vigor and with less perturba tion than he did during his first ad ministration as Governor The Governor Is an early riser Is at the capitol before other State officials reach there and has done a good days work before callers begin to arrive It Is said that any number of visitors pie hun ters and persons looking for favors of all kinds and descriptions do not ruffle your Uncle Jeems for a minute He eats three good meals a day and Is on the Job every mo ment He has a remarkable grasp of tho details of every department of the State government and It Is claimed that he has more Informa tion about them at his tongues end than any other man In the capitol buildingIn to all this there are more bills of importance to the State and to the Democratic party pending in the General Assembly than at any time for a number of years The Governor has taken a strong position on the most Important ones but he Is not permitting any of the trials and tribulations which usually come to a Governor during P legislative session to disturb him for a moment He Is in tho saddle and knows every minute Just where he Is atDespite the strain of a long cam paign his Induction Into office fol lowed by a crash of office seekers and the convening of the General Assembly Governor McCreary Is simply fattening on his job His smile is much broader his cheeks rosier and his eyes brighter than they were 10 years ago and mark you ho is keeping up tho same offi cial and social program that ho did where he was Governor pearl 40 years ago H6 has announced that he is going to give a public recep tion every two weeks and that things are not going to lag in the executive mansion AP npo who thinks for a minute that Mr McCreary is too old to be Governor and that ho Is not going to be here very much longer should go to Frankfort and look him over The Governors friends feel that he has a new leaso on life and that he Is going to be a factor in Kentucky politics and a very po tent one for many years to come Governor McCreary has never con fided tho secret of how ho has kept young and vigorous throughout such a long active and useful life I One of his closest friends when asked the other day how It happened that the Governor was 20 to 25 years younger than most men of his age said I do not know but I can say one thing tor the Governor and that Is he can drink more sweet i CASTORIAI For Infanta and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought nears the Signature of u milk than any person 1 ever sawI If given plenty of good rich milk can live and thrive on It I heI him at his home in Richmond and he emptied a pitcher of milk from some prize Jersey cows on his place I never heard him say that ho drank milk to promote good heath The fact of the matter Is that ho drank it like ho liked It and ho appeared to enjoy every swallow of 1- tDemocratlc Possibilities As the outlook at present Is the names of Gov Dix of New York lI Coy Foss of Massachusetts Coy Wilson of New Jersey Coy Harimon of Ohio Gov Marshall of In diana Congressman Underwood of Alabama and either SpcakerChamp Clark or former Gov Folk of Missouri will be presented to the Dem ocratic convention for Its consideration Other possibilities are Gov Baldwin of Connecticut GOY i Burke of North Dakota William I Randolph Hearst Mayor Gaynor of New York and Mayor Carter Hat rison of Chicago The material Iii excellent taken as a whole though It contains its possibilities for a se rious blunder i tholdture are always most effectual Chamberlains Cough Remedy nets on this plan It allays the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature In restoring the system to a healthy condition TtiniFaiis have testified to its superior excel lence Sold by all dealers m lint Andy Mojui 1- 1SheI seo that Carnegie isI going to increase the number ol mar riages Hetow She nrest1blfst1ingN1Iktn 5 schools for brides lieYou mean that he IIs joins to increase the number of jnass widows Koley Kidney rills I j Always give satisfaction because they always do the work J T I Shelnut Bremen Ga says I I have used Foley Kidney Pills with great satisfaction and found more relief from their use than from another kidney medicine and Ive tried almost all kinds I can cheer fully recommend them to all suf ferers from kidney and bladder willicureI trouble not beyond the reach ofII medicine No medicine can more For sale by all dealers m and Out of Boston There Is a sign In Boston which reads as follows Washing and ironing and go Ing out to work taken in here February Womans Home Com panion TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE A North Carolina Man SuggestsI a Remedy Greensboro N CFor a long time I was so run down and debili tated that I could hardly drag around My appetite was poor and I could not sleep nights I bad tried different so called tonics without benefit I was advised to try your cod liver and iron tonic Vlnol and I am so glad I did for it gavo mo a hearty appetite I soon commenced to sleep soundly and I feel strong well and more active than I havo for years Every run down or debilitated person should Just give Vlnol a trial 1C Allsbrook What Vinol did for Mr Allabrook It will do for every weak rundown or debilitated person in this vicinity To show our faith wo will furnish tho medicine free if it does not do as wo claim Como in and get a bottle on these terms I t+ iiir Itrhell Heaver Iam Ky Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Single Comb Buff Orpington Eggs from Prize Winners at Kentucky State Fair 1011 Have ranted up three pens front which I will sell Eggs at 1110 300 and 300 per setting of 15 Will book orders now for shipment later Rend for mating listIts free Will also sell a few laying Pullets at 200 each Satis faction guaranteed RD Brooks MB Graham Ky GO TO + Albert Oiler + FOR 44 1 Carpenter niitl Repair Work + I 44 TIN WOHK 44 + Pump anil Furniture Repairing 4 +j Holiltsring and Saw Filing Bu JTops Covered and Lined01 y Yen lindMiim in tlmUr Joint14 d Mitdiill oflico on Main StrcelI r teayero Dam Ky t+ 44 + + 4 44 + 4444 + 44444a s Dont Suffer I had been troubled a little for nearly 7 years writes l Mrs L Fincher In a letter from Peavy AlaII but I was not taken down until March when I went to bed and had to have a doctor He did all he could for me but I got no better I hurt all over and I could not rest At last I tried Cardui and soon I began to improve Now I am in very good health and able to do all my housework IeARDU TAKE I You may wonder why Cardui is so successful after other remedies have failed The answer is that Cardui is successful because it is composed of scientific ingredients that act curatively en the womanly system It is a medicine for women and for women only It builds strengthens and restores weak and ailing women to health and happiness- If you suffer like Mrs Fincher did take Cardui It will surely do for you what it did for her At all druggists Write to Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chittanoo Terra for Special Jiutructions and Wpase book Home Treatment for Women sent free J CO t rwn aatrrnrtsv t YOU WANT a Better That question will be asked you almost daily by business men seeking your services if you qualify take the DrnughonTrainingandshow ambition to riuMore BANKERS indorse DRAUGHOKS Colleges than indorse all other busi ness colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 States International reputation flanking Typewriting IVnniarnlilp Kmrllah Nprlllnir ArlthniHlr Letter Writing Bojlno ranIllEl auxlllarJ hrnrbu UQSI11QN OU ANTIE1tundureaOf1IInh1rondl1ln BoekkeepingBnokkcepersall over the United States say that Draughons New System of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry Shorthand Practically all U S ofli clal court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach Why Because they know it is the best PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE or Knoxville Tenn Paducah Ky or Evaosville ladINaahvillo I 11 h BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY Mrsr W II Hum Mint 1 F Miill imiiiinrff ItiHt they 11IrIIIlrillifiirtli tf iiT I cpi rrlmliiHl unit1 illvitMM Mr Mnlll fruuIixllvlclilHlly Hrftpt nrli iirxrllrn Ulnrr- ht Hilliron llrpubllcMii liullilliiK M o t- fxrd Ky J M PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice liU pioleulon lu Ohio aDd ad olnlnn counties Special attention alien tot hnilneMtntrnitrd to hI rife FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice hl profeuion In Ohio and a aiding couotleR and In the Court of Appeal Orlmlnal practice and Collectloni itttclalt Offlceld the Herald bnlldlut OTTO C MARTIN s P MCKENXE MARTIN McK E HNEY HARTFORD KY GENERAL INSURANCE LIFE ACCIDENT SICK AND FIRE Will Also Bond You Otto C flartin Attorney nt Law IIAKTFOIM KV Oflice up stairs otcr Wilson 1 Crowe opposite court house Wll practice hit profession In all tli courts of this and adjoining conn ties and Court of Appeals Cominei clad and criminal practice u spec laity PARKERS HAIR BALSAM ClMOMi and brautlflti tin hilt growthNevrrOroyJtnlrCum mp diva i ft hill ColntI DOCrdtlu t HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESI DENCE OR PLACE OF DL8 INESS AND PUT YOURSELl IN DIRECT CONTACT W T1 THE Long Distance Lines TO ALL STATES FOR THE COMPANYS SPKCIAl CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRES- SJ W OBANON Local Manager Hartford K W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dam Ky TheImI r Jjcni IHome Study Thousands of bankcasfr errs bookkeepers and stenographers are holding good positions as the result of taking Drauffhons Home Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons BY MAIL write JNO F DRACGHON President Nashville Tenn For yrcat alogue on course A COLLEGE write DRAUGHONS or Memphis or u gOO COO o 01 cy rrIUp rJ1U Q Bint g t- A It w8 w H J F GILLESPIE 8 I 3IROIRIETORS i BLACKSMITHING i And n 88ernt3pdli Work- Horseshoeing O j- rg g 8 A Specialty 8 T8 jj 8Mj cbocKxxxCcxoocccococowCoCi 18581iiiiJewelry or silver ware you cnn get jtlie lest quality at lowest prices 1 Phe from the OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE- IN THE SOUTH I IIt II i I == coc =n nuI We are Heady for Your Ol- dPgli Globes Which you havo laid back ready to ounce them new fiend your old Suits old Felt Hats old Coat Suits to r uswe guarantee our work i to give satisfaction if not no money received Sot d them to Hartford Pressing Club- Y M C A INdg FRED NALL Mgr 4 + Subscribe ftr The Herald 0 Vr i I1 iV Th- r T3 Iir t1nV + 1Tt t 1l M Ml if t7 r1 r T JAN 3f IOU PACE FOUR THE HARTFORD HERALDX1EDhESDdl ooooooooooooooooooooooeooo oooooooooooo3oooooooooooo3xxMooooooooooooooooooooooo5oaooo oo3ooooo OO i DONT FAIL TO VISIT I W l t THE Centertown Mercantile Co1 fi- C jI CBNTERTOWN KV J VV Ir rDURINGTHEIR GREAT Ia IN I a 11 r l r 1 t fe 0O II iit MATTHEWS FRAMC I FELIX J tDTOWb fRANK L FEUX Fob sod Hartford poitoDce I u mall matter of the MeODd clans i IiiI American people are now In I A Presidential primary election i is one of the latest political J I Bittoos The idea sounds goodIt T It has perhaps been noted that i the gyrattons of the thermometers political hot air stays at abort the same tempera ture Tbe groundhog emerges Friday 0 said The weather man baring given es about the fiercest be had In tbe shop Ilet UI hope Mr GH will let us off easy I The fact that the name of New Jerseys Governor begins with the j t twentythird letter of the alphabet i ahould not be counted against blmIj s a Presidential candidate I I Knock and the world knocks with you boost and you boost alone says a magazine writer And the pity Is that this j I i of a popular Idiom often comes true j The latest stunt of Mrs Alice I Roosevelt Longworth Is to dance I IhoesIwith cut glass heels to her Ones the Senators pocketbook will stand this but It roust be hard on the floors A subscriber wants to know how to tell an egg Why If the egg is all right dont toll it anything It doesnt need any advice If you think the egg Is wrongwell you know chickens cant understand the English language anyhow Hdltor Loving Gaines of the I Todd County Progress has been tendered and accepted tho VlcePres i Idoncy of the Woodrow Wilson Democratic Association of Kentucky for the Third Congressional District I Mr Gaines Is one of the most t popular and able men of Kentuckys J editorial craft versatile as to tal I r ents and ability and the New Jersey f Governors Presidential estH will be well managed I I Taft In his recent speech In New York used these words The people are not al able to decide what Is best for J f them A great many men who be have this to be true Ilack the cour i age to say It This may be true In I h some few rare cases but the Amer 1 t lean people are rather confirmed In l habit of wanting to think for f i l themselves especially in matters r wherein a President assuming this prerogative for them might be i biased by antagonistic Influences r Senator John C Graham of I r j J of tho third degree as practiced prisoners In police circles of I of tho large cities The bill to go through without any i r objection from anywhere The In third degree which Is n sweating process varied to suit the cruelty and demands tho perpetrators Is a relic of ofII dark ages and has no place In 4- s ra Determination BEGINS FEBRUARY AID CLOSES FEBRUARY 1O Bargains Everywhere In Our ULjStr store ocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx OQOOOOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooocoooocoooooooo iiThe Hartjord Herald JfEllER Propi atthe inoIIhOftIping propoI notwithstanding paraphrasing IntorI Mhands IPresident kways Ithe ftbeforeIIupon tfamous1simply Sale t era courts of justice Evidence gained by such a practice is usually worthless and nearly always liable reII i Tbe prophecy which was father j to the wlahot several Kentucky Republican papers that the County i Unit bill would not be passed by the j Senate has failed of fulfillment as j that body pasted the measure last i I seek These same Republican hyp j ocrites which were loud In their de j wands for a County Unit bill before j j the election are now unwilling that i anything good should come out of jI I a Democratic Legislature Their j i only hope now Is that the County j I Unit bill passed by both Houses can i be proved to be unconstitutional i j AN AMUSING CASEIHoist by its own petard That Is the condition of the Hartford Republican In its attitude of trying to boost Itself as the ONLY and BEST I advertising medium In this section of country by printing an alleged statement to this effect and clearly exposed by The Herald last week It comes back with simply a puny denial offering no proof whatever to substantiate Its allegations that lit printed the Owensboro Music companys letter just as received didIIto us In an honest manner and ask to see the letter which would have been shown them Has the Republican under its present editor ship always been courteous and obliging to The Herald If the Republican really has tha letter of the music company un changed as they the music compa ny wrote It showing It to be orig inally Just as they printed It why didnt they bring It down to The Herald office and clinch the argument We would have admitted our error and set them right In the matter Why not produce the orig- Inal letter In the presence of wit nesses for both sides The Republican should not get overheated this cold weather ItsI bad for the system Its also hard on the nerve A little mat ter like editorial mistakes on its part should not disturb Its jollity and equanimity- In the meantime we hope our neighbor will excuse us If we prefer to take the side of Mr Will P Dan lei of the music company who wroto the letter to tho Republican I and who In his letter to us said- II wish to state that I am of the opinion that the postscript added to your letter WAS OR SHOUL- HAVE BEEN the SAME as our v ter to the Republican I do know nor am I certain whether o not the Republican saw fit to elabo rate on tho construction of my let ter to them but It appears to m that the contents of my postscript In YOUR letter is about what I In tended to state 0 Unable to Pay Debts Mr Avery Stewart of Cromwell this county who has been engagedi In the hardware business for a num her of years Is unable to pay hisI debts ho says and by reason of thatl fact has pled a petition In hank ruptcy In the Federal Court at Ow cnsboro Stewart owes 3445 andi has assets aggregating J 24225 Every family has need of a good rellnblo liniment For sprains bruises soreness of tho muscles andI rheumatic pains there Is none bet ter then Chambejlalna Sold by allI dealers jooooooooooooooo 10 ROCKPORT LOCALS 0 1000000000000000 Special to The Herald I Rockport Ky Jan 9Aunt yearsIthe i i I I man In Western Kentucky died atii tbe home of her son Mr Berry Rob j ertson a few mllea from this cityIjj Friday of troubles Incident to oldI age superseded by heart failure Her death was not unexpected asIshe bad been very low for several J t weeks Mrs Robertson was theI i deIithis section of Ohio county Aunt I Betsy was a devout Christian and had read the Bible so much that was Impossible for her to tell ItII exact number of times she had lit through Only a few weeks ago Aunt Betsy was what you might say hale and hearty for one of her age and in an interview with a newspaper reporter said My friends all say I must live a few years longer but I am ready and willing to go when the Lord calls readTIandI man of Ohio county writerI of this article had the pleasure of visiting the dear old lady only a month or so ago and he had hoped to have the opportunity of attend ing her birthday celebration next May Aunt Betsys greatest sot wastoccasioned by the death of her hus band thirtyfive years ago ForII over twentyfive years Mrs son had been able fo read without I glasses and her eyesight was remarkably good for one of her age She could recall events that transpired In the Civil War vividly and I could talk In an Interesting way of i the time when friend met friend In mortal combat Aunt Betsy Is survived by several children one daughter being 72 years old The obsequies were conducted at the PondRun church Sunday afternoon after which her remains were In terred In the Pond Run cemetery What has become of pretty Edna Ford of the Western College for Women at Oxford Ohio This question caused tho entire police machinery of three States to be put In operation last week before thet TheCoughs ChildreneThey may not cough today but what about tomorrow Better be prepared for it when it comes Ask your doctor about keeping Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house Then when the hard cold r cough first appears you have a doctors medicine at hand This cough medicine is especially good for children No anodynes No alcohol Many a child is called dull and stupid when the whole trouble Is due to a lazy liver We firmly believe your own doc tor will tell you that an occasional dose of Avers Pills suarcoatcd will do such children a great del of Rood Ask him- I jid br the i C Anal co Lmnu Ju fair coed was discovered by officers of the Y W C A at St Louis Mo Miss lord who Is pretty and Viva cious had been visiting the family of Mr Dick Coleman near Rock port when she came to this city to board a train for Oxford This wasII the last seen of her and she disappeared completely The police of LoBisrllle St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago worked on the case and practically the entire country was looking for her She was found Friday at the home of some girlfriend In St Louis Society circles were all agog last week over the alleged attack on dancing and cardplaying by the Rev A L Mall a well known Meth odist minister who conducted a meeting at the first Presbyterian church Rer Mell Is said to haveI d confineIsociety folks and the remarks of theII preacher created a mild sensation He also paid his respects to card playing He said When you sow a social game of cards you will reap gamblers Sow whiskey and you will reap drunkards for whatsoever a person sowetb that also shall they reapMr Walter Russell our postmas ter Is confined to his home with a severe attack of the grip Mr Will Mason Is manipulating the letters during Mr Russells absence The many friends of the aged poatomc- omcial kare anxious to see him bac at the office again Rev Birch Shields who recently accepted the pastorate of the Rock port Baptist church has move from Beaver Dam to this city an with his estimable wife Is now lo cated in the Hayden property n I Spring street Rev Shields bits heIhe Is here many feel that the townI did not realize what it was missing before he came We welcome Rev I trustIfriendship as ho Is of ours That was a good talk made by Mr H L Tucker of the Rockport Coal Company to the coal miners at the city hall Friday night IMils advice was followed trouble strikes etc would be averted and everything would pass off harmo niously Mr Tucker Is a good speaker and an excellent gentle man A nice compliment was paid to the better class of citizens of Rock port the other night by Rev A L Mell who has just closed a meeting at the Presbyterian church Rev Mell said that during his entire 21 j I years service in the cause of God that he had never been In a town where he reclved nicer or more courteous treatment than he hadI received at the hands of our citizens i He also paid a nice compli meat to our local Presbyterians who so kindly tendered him the use of their beautiful church and ex tended a standing Invitation for Its use whenever he saw fit nrITho temperance people carried the election In Madloonvillo Wed nesday by a majority of 148 after a very bitter fight The town had been dry two years the majority a- I that time being 128 to- I For Sale FormaA11 sizes fromI16 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy Innn j J COJKy L HEAVER DAM Jan 9The Baptist church at this place closed a very Interesting revival meeting last week result tag in five conversions and four additions to the church and the the Christian people greatly revived Rev H Boyce Taylor of Murray Ky leader of the singing soon af ter arriving was stricken with ton sllltls and had to return to his home but the young people of the Methodist choir came to our as sistance and with their help and the fine discourses delivered by our I pastor Rev A B Gardner made the services a general lovefeast for I all In fact our town Is now under as good Christian Influence as any town of its size In the State We have a good Sunday School at each of the three churches and one will seldom see a boy playing on the I streets on Sunday Our town Is clear of bootlegers and blind I tigersMr Will Chick has about comIj I I pleted his residence situated on the Morgantown road near South Bea ver Dam schoolhouse The wife of Mr Fred Mason pre sented him a little girl last week weighing 11 pounds All are doing well and Fred Is very happy Mrs S P Taylor has gone to Arbo Miss to spend a month with her stepson Mr Alney Austin TAX Notice themselveskfor taxes for the years of 1909 1910 and 1911 or for either year will call at my office at First Nation savedgivedthis your prompt attenlon as the matter must be closed up at once 4tf J Pr STEVENS M T H If you dont sleep well at night are nervous and lowspirited you need a system purifier HERBINE Is a powerful liver stimulant and cleansing medicine It quiets the nerves promotes energy and cheers fulness Price 50c Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Don ovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m Notice to Creditors Ohio Circuit Court D B Reed et al Plaintiffs vs Equity action No 4885 Ray Barnard et al Defendants All persona having claims against the estate of J J Reed deceased are hereby notified to file same with the underalgnedCommlssIoner at his office in Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before the 15th day of February 1912 or they will be forever barred F L FELIX Master CommlsllonerII 4t4 Ohio Circuit Court Do you know that nine out of ov cry 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 J MEASURE TO REGULATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES XFrankfort 29Corn- t missioner of Agriculture J W Newman has received a number of complaints from laboring persons about tbe way they have been treat ed by certain employment agencies In Louisville and other cities Somo theCommisloner 4 c each with the employment agenda many months ago and had bean given no employment and the agencies had refused to refund their moneyAs result of these complaints aybill probaby will be Introduced lalthe Legislature next week to regu late the employment agencies ant provide for their Inspection by some official to be designated In the bill A aAVYSOX Jan 29Miss Effle Walton of Birmingham Ala Is visiting friend and relatives In this community Mrs Ell Crunk of Green River is visiting Mr and Mrs H E Hill and familyMr Bill Baugh has lost 14 of his I fattening hogs AI a Mrs James Brown who received a paralytic stroke some time ago la some better vAIBerryman have purchased a saw mill from Mr Jim Williams Mr Daniel Russ of HerrelsvIIle visited his brother Mr Will Ruse and family a few days last week Mr Shelby Williams of Paradise visited Mr and Mrs A J Daven port last Tuesday night Mr Marvin Taylor closed his school In Muhlenberg county lastrweek and has returned homo here Subscribe for The Herald 91 a year 9100 Per Plate Was paid at a banquet to Henry Clay In New Orleans in 1842 Migh ty costly for those with stomach trouble or Indigestion Today peo ple everywhere use Dr Kings New Life Pills for these troubles as well as liver kidney and bowel disor ders Easy sate sure Only 2S cents at James H Williams m WEST NOCREEK SCHOOL- tMPROVEMENT LEGlTJf Program for Friday evening February 2 1912 Singing Rollcall to be answered by quotations Reading of min utes Opening address Robert Davis Select Reading Mrs Ber tha Lewis Song Myrtle Wllliford Recitation Bessie Renfrew Stump speech Gilbert Westerfield Select ReadingErnest Bennett SongII Bessie Renfrew and Foster Old business RecessrSinging New business Debato Subject Resolved That temperance Is at Greater Curse the Human Race than War Inff flrmatlve JP Foster Westerfleld and Dudley Westerfield Negative Robert Davis Tymer Westerfield and Talbott Miller Comic surprise Bessie Rcntr Wand Marllssa Foster Extempora neous Tymer Westerfield Stump Speech Mertle Wllliford Reading of program Paper Criticism FILYDIA FOSTER Secy r Charles Durham Lovlngton III has succeed In finding a positive cure for bed wetting My little boy wet tho bed every night clear thro on the floor I tried kinds of kidney medicine and I waltt In the drug store looking for some thing different to help him when I heard of Foley Kidney Pills After he had taken them two days we could see a change and when he had taken twothirds of a bottle he was cured That is about alxweeka ago and he has not wet In bed since For sale by all dealers m r I Tho Rev Clarence V T Riche son murderer Qf Miss Avis Llnnell was expelled from the Baptist church al CambrfdgeJlas8 Y i WEDNESDAY JAN at UTHEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIE M H 8 E RAILROAD TIME TA 4 KYEJI Card la effective from Monday Aug 2 1st North Hound No 1125 duo at Hartford 719 a m No 114 duo at Hartford 340 p m i South Bound No 115 duo at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II E MISCHKE Agt 1 nilnols Central Railroad Time Ta ble At Uenver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound j 4 No 112 405 am No 121 1135 pm No 122 1228 pm No 101248 pm No 102 248 pm No 131 855 pm w J R William Agt 000000000000000O LOCAL NEWS AND- O PERSONAL POINTS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO U S Carson wants your Furs Itf Como to the Come Down Sale CARSON CO Mf W M Addlngton of Small hous was In town yesterday If you miss the Come Down Sale U will be your loss CARSON CO Remember the time and come to the Como Down Sale February 2d to 10th CARSON CO FOR SALEAll of my household goods cheap Terms cash MRS FRANK HAY Hartford ALook at our Ladles Cloaks and Coat Suits while the Come Down Salo Is on CARSON CO Mrs Ernest Woodward who has been 111 so long is improving butt I slowlyISee our line of Silks at greatly reduced prices during the Come Down Sale CARSON CO Mrs L E Dupey Brookport 111 U visiting her aunt Mrs R H GII leaplo and cousins Mesdames Frank May and W R Hedrlck city gave The Herald a pleasant call yesterday Hon John J McHenry of Louis ville spent Sunday here with his iMcHenryiLeave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 llerV Grocery Mrs Betty Sanders of Louisville is the guest of her son and daugh ter Mr and Mrs Herbert Sanders city Rev H D Burch Frledaland s Stephen R Bennett Beda and Al Vln Rowe Centertown were in town Saturday M Iq Messrs J A Ruby Hartford R 1and JW Pate Beaver Dam were pleasant callers at The Herald office Wednesday Make a 25cent purchase at the Ohio County Drug Company and take a guess for a 2500 Victor Talking Machine 4tf All kinds of Telephones and Switchboards repaired and new parts furnished when needed by A E Pate Hartford Ky 5t4 OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at The Herald office Nice and clean tied f i1up In bundles Five cents a bun dle three for ten cents tf lrO T OBannon now stationed at Burkesvllle and Jackson Ky arrived home Monday for a weeks visit to his family hero Miss Ethel Hatcher Centertown who had been visiting the Misses Gillespie city for several weeks re turned to her home Thursday Anyone contemplating buying a I Telephone would do well to com munlcate with A E Pate Hartford Ky agent for CracraftLelch Elec trio Co 5t4 IJolrs Isaac Foster and son Yewell I fft left tho first of this week for Cen tral City where Mrs Foster will i join her husband in running the Mc Dowell House If you are not a member of the Circulating Library you should Join at once All the latest books Mem bership card 115 which buys one book at J C Ilers 3tf f Mr J Reed who for several months has been running the Now York store In this city Iglt Wednes day for Hopklnsvllle Ky whero ho bas maved his store FOR BALE One threepiece bed room suit six Rocking Chairs ono L single Wardrobe Coal Oil Stove and Kitchen Qnbinet 1 Heater and Dlnlngroom furniture 2t2 MRS R A NOFSINGER If you are going to buy a Telephone you cant do better when your buy tho CRACRAFTLEICH They make telephones that talk and sure ring Sold by A E Pate Hartford Ky 6t4 The entertainment at Dr Beans Opera House last Friday night by MJse Neely of Owensboro was woll jr i A j I byIA rice little sum was realized for the Methodist churcfi building fund In which Interest the entertainment was given Dr J W McCorty of Owensboro spdnt Friday evening In Hartford Ho arrapgod to pay another 10 per cent dividend to the depositors of the Fprdsvillo Banking Co while here Messrs W H Parks and Thom as Greer Hartford R 3 I C Por ter Hartford H 1 J B Tlchenor Centertown and J G Keith Beaver Dam were pleasant callers at Tho Herald office Saturday Buy THE CRACRAFTLEICH Telephone and you will escape the trouble and work cause by hay 0lag a poor and defective telephone They are guaranteed Sold by A 0E Pate Hartford Ky fit4 Messrs A J Carter Hartford R 1 W I Iglohnrt Centertown C L Elliott Wysox W S Allen Beaver Dam R 3 Miss Mattie Bennett and J P Stevens city gave tne Herald a pleasant call Thursday The annual conclave of the Coun ty School Superintendents of West ern Kentucky will be held nt Bowl Ing Green on Feb 5 to 9 Supt Leach of this city will leave on Feb G to attend the meeting Master John Allen Wilson oldest son of Judge and Mrs Jno B Wilson city who has been quite sick of pheumonla Is canvalescent Their youngest son Master Levy is now 111 with the same disease Messrs O P Brunton Beaver Dam T E Hunley Echols Rev T H Balmaln Hartford R 1 Mrs Joslo Dukeclty W B Taylor Beaver Dam were pleasant callers at The Herald office Friday Hear Alexanders Ragtlmit Uand You are the Ideal of MJJ Dreams Bill etc on the Victor Talking Machine You might own this machine by making n 26cent purchase at the Ohio County Drug Cos store 4tf Miss Ireio Whittlnghlll and Mr O W Duff two prominent young people of Shreve were married Thursday afternoon at the home of the brides parents VIr and Mrs Cicero Whittlnghlll Rev Robert Oldham performing the ceremony Messrs E A Davenport Wysox O V Tatum Motonzas Jno W Miller Rosine and E E Tlnsley Hartford R6 D F Barnes Hart ford R 3 and W F Wakeland Beaver Dam R 2 were pleasant callers at The Herald omce yesterday Quito a crowd from Centertown attended the trial of the condemn tion suit In County Court Thursday The jury awarded 6000 to be paid by tho County Board of Education for an acre and a half of land con demned as a site for the new school house at Stony Point Mr David Maltland a highly respected citizen of Taylor Mines died at his homo at that place Tues day of last week and was burled at the Taylor Mines burying grounds Wednesday afternoon at two o clock Funeral services were con ducted by Rev Brown What came hear being another fire in Hartford occurred at the res idence of Mrs Joslo Duke who oc cupies the Baptist parsonage build ing Monday The kitchen range which satas most ranges doflat- on the floor had become pretty hot and Ignited the matting and floor Ing underneath which was smould ering when discovered by Mrs Dukes daughter Mrs U S Carson The Incipient blaze was soon ex tinguished and the damage was slight although a good sized hole was burned in the floor For Sale or Exchange The noted stallion Klngdon by General Wilkes 221 sire of Geo S 208 Bessie Wilkes 217 and 25 more Is sound and ass no faults7 years old Will sell for 450 or exchange for pair splendid mules or good mares GEO McMANAMA 514 Calhoun Ky TATtfM TICHENOR DEAD FOLLOWS WIFE TO GRAVE Tatum Tichenor one of the most widely known farmers In Davless county died at 12 oclock Friday at his home on the Lqltchfleld road two and a halt miles south of Ow onsboro Mr Tichenor became criti cally ill a weok previously of pneumonia and since that time his death had been momentarily expected Ho was sixtyseven years of age Mr Tlchenors wife died at the family home Monday of last week He is survived by an adopted daughter Mrs J A Wiggins of Davless county and two brothers Peter Tichenor of Phllpot and Jake Tlchenor of Habit and one sister Mrs Mary Hazolrlgg of Beaver Dam I HOPE WELL Jan 29Rev W B Watson filled his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday Mrs Sonora Barnett of Liver more Is visiting her sister Mrs Della Miller Messrs Claude Muir and Edward Warmauth of Rlalto Tenn are visiting relatives and friends in this community- Mr S L Engler and daughter Miss Pearl are yislting his son Mr Earl Engler of Greenville Mr Sherman Taylor or near Cromwell spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs C 0 Taylor Mr A G Taylor recently had a letter from his brother Woof Taylor In Sansabla county Texas He Is In bad health He has One boy with him Ho has 10 children 40 grandchildren and five greatgrand children He left here In 1874 His address Is Sansabia Texas s LITTLE CHILD DROWNED PARENTS RAISED HERE Mr R A Anderson received a letter last week from his daughter Mrs Sudlo Barnett of Golden Col orado stating that Master James Earl Ellis the elghteenmonthsold child of Mr and Mrs Howard Ellis of that place was drowned in a pond that Mr Ellis had dug In the corner of his yard Mrs Ellis is tho daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Anderson and Mr Ellis Is the son of Mrs Mary E Ellis and are well remembered here In the letter Mrs Barnett said that the little fellow was out In the yard playing with his older brother Blanton while the father was away from home and the moth er engaged In the house When the family missed him they began searching When they found him her was dead and had been brought out of the pond by a neighboring boy A physician was hastily sum moned but all In vain It Is not known how he came to meet his death but It Is supposed he walked out on the Ice and fell Into a hole that Mr Ellis had chopped In the ice to get water for his stock The Denver Col Dally News gave an account of the sad affair accompanied by photographs of the little drowned baby and also of young 15yearold Stanley Musser a neighbor boy who was on the pccno a few minutes after the child was missed and recovered the body from the pond which was small and only three feet deep It Is quite remarkable that Mr Anderson has been married 43 years and this is only the second of his immediate family to die the first being the little daughter o Mr and Mrs J A Anderson who lived here a few years ago Mr and Mrs Ellis have the pro found sympathy of their numerous friends hero In this their sad bereavement I Notice All paidup members of Beda lo cal No 590 who want to pool chick ens please report the number they want to pool by Saturday evening Feb 24 1912MARVIN BAIRD Secy Mrs Fuqua Dead Mrs Lula Fuqua wife of Dick Fuqua Dukehurst died Tuesday morning after three weeks Illness of pneumonia The remains will be Interred In the Burnetts Creek church burying grounds this morn Ing The deceased who was 26 years of age leaves a husband three children many relatives and friends to mourn her demis- eIIIRRETTS FERRY j Jan 29An Infant of Mr and Mrs Jas Blacklock of Owensboro died last week and was brought here and burled at Now Bamus cem etery Born to the wife of Mr Murray Coppago last week a fine girl Mr Lyman G Barrett loft Satur day for Bowling Green where ho will enter the midwinter term of the State Normal Mr Barrett had Just closed a very successful school at SulphurSprlngllMrs has rented a farm near Cane Run church and moved onto same last week I A Card of Thanks Wo wish to thank our many friends for the kindness they have shown us In our recent sickness Also we wish to express our many sincere thanks for the generous do nations given us during Christmas and at other times- G W and Bessie White BORN AFTER LYING IN EMBRYO 0000000 YEARS Washington Jan 27After ly- Ing dormant In larvae for 6000000 years two mosquitoes wore born In Washington a day or so ago Also it being ascertained t iat they were yellow fever mosquitoes Just like tho ones found in Central America today they were Immediately exe cuted Some time ago Assistant Secreta ry of State Alvah Adoo received a somewhat curious prehistoric de posit from Brazil Mr Adee is a chemist and analyzing the rock found two minute larvae This as tonished Mr Adee greatly Ho sent the embryonic Insects to the Agricultural Department further scientific examination torI der examination the larvae ly developed Into magnificent mosquitoes p VICTORY FOR CVMmIU AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nashville Tenn Jan 27TheSupremo Court today reaffirmed Its former holding giving the church property In the State to the Cumberland Presbyterians as against that body of that denomination which united with the Presbyterian- Ut S A The case today involved Grace church at Nashville The court held that where property is owned by a church congregation ItI Is devoted to the principles and doctrines professed by that denomina tion Those who adhere to those principles no matter whether In the majority or minority are the true congregation a MAXWEM Jan 29Tho marriage of Free man Sparks of Hartford and Miss Hattye May Barr of this place took place at the home of the bride Sunday morning A nice dinner was served Mr Forrest Bell of this place left Sunday for Bowling Green where lie will attend school The marriage of Rowan Crowe of this place and Lockie Atherton of Livermore took place In Owens boro Wednesday afternoon at the court house Mr and Mrs W E JarvIs and Olllo Atherton of Livermore spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs J O Crowe ovcnior Will Receive Frankfort Ky Jan 29Gover nor McCreory will give the second of his series of receptions Wednesday evening at the Executive Man sion The State officials with their wives will assist Governor McCreary In receiving These receptions arcI given In honor of the members of the General Assembly Drowned l y Shoe String Mobile Ala Jan 27Officers of the Alabama river steamer Amer ican arriving here today report that Allen Ellam of Nashville Tenn second engineer of the boat was drowned last night near God bolds Landing He tripped over his shoestring and went down be tween the boat and n barge PithDogs Trot Ton of Gold Soward Alaska Jan 27A ton of gold dust arrived over the trail yesterday by dog team en route to Seattle I Pleurisy pains are located just below the short ribs Lumbago af fects the same region but toward the back BALLARDS SNOW LININMENT Is the remedy In olth and also Donovan Co Beaver or case It rubbed In thoroughlyI It cases pain relaxes the muscles and the patient can move about freely and comfortably Price 25c 50c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Dam Ky m a FIRE IN MANS WIIIHKKltS ALARMS NKKJimoitllOOI Indlanapolld Ind Jan 27Ab- lnze In Nathan Sagels patriarchal beard alarmed n neighborhood and brought out the fire department to day Sagcl went to the basement ot- a synagogue of which he Is custodian to tend the furnace A gust of flame from the furnace door caught his long beard Ho rushed upstairs and Into the street fan ning the lire and calling for help through the smoke Excited neigh bors summoned the fire depart ment but when the firemen arrived they were told that a woman with a cloth had put out the blaze and that though Sagels beard was Ir reparably damaged he was unin jured For Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CD- Hartford Ky Mr M L Heavrln citywent to Owensboro Monday on legal busl ness He will return home today I James Whitcomb Riley of In dianapolis was awarded the gold medal for distinction In poetry at the annual meeting of the Ameri can Academy of Arts and Letters I The Robertson bill appropriat- Ing 16000 with which to buy ad ditional land for the Kentucky State Fair grounds passed In the House There wore 436 business failures In the United States during the week ended January 25 against 361 the week previous I Sadscr a forf ThDh raldl1 a Tear r ROYAL RAKING POWDERAbsolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of artar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1000000000000000 O W Duff Narrows to Irene Whittlnghlll Fordsvllle Awtry Rhoads Hartford Route j C to Ethel Trogden Hartford Route 5- Preston Seaton Jones to Elizabeth Thurman AskinsIFreeman Sparks Hartford Route 2 to Hattie May Barr Hartford Route 7- Forrest T Leach Deaver Dam to Frances E Allen Beaver Dam rWants to Itity Mules buyIMonday February Gth Must be sound and broken to work VIC ROBERTSON hoard of Supervisors Adjoirrs The Board of Tax Supervisors for Ohio county composed of the I vlII Render McHenry J A Johnson Hartford Route 7 and W T Keown Fordsvllle reconvened last Thursday to hear proof of those whose property had been raised and comIpleted noon and adjourned sine die We are Informed that there were com paratively few who came before the j Board to have the raise on their tr property taken off A statement or the amount of raises and Ac wilt appear In these columns next wed- sTO THE F rnaers 1 Time will soon In at hand for you to begin tilling your soil If you need anything rtIstolto dol the work- Ulounts Steel Plows ami mdI1 J j Wire and Woven Wire F no- ing ran be had at this place Your trade is solicited LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky u n SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF- U THE GREAT ProfitSharillgSaleEvery to I make the last day the biggest day ofour two weeks fast selling Every day has been a hummer and if lowpriced Overcoats Ladies Coat Suits Piece Goods Underwear Hats Furniture Stoves Andeverything else in common use will produce a storm on the last day we will certainly have it We are looking for everybody in to see the finish F i E PBarnes Broj II IIREAVER DAM KY To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons- Now is the time to begin to anticipate your Fence wants We have just received two car loads of the celebrated r American Steel Wire Fence We bought it right so we can give you a very low price on any specifications you may need Call lulu see us about your fence Yours truly DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO INCORPORATED DUNDEE KENTUCKY t f i t HT + l F 1 i fir y r 12IiiPAOlO SLX TIIIF RTFQRD HERALD WEn1EsDAZ JA31 1 No Cash RegisterTickets c Given Dur ing this Sale IfII1IiI 1 I iII1 TI 1 AND t ChargedExcept f iI I m JVCH uu J Long Looked Event Of the Season to Arrive 2 TO 10I 1912 LLTheseveral weeks our customers have been asking us when we would have our MillEnd and Come They await it with pleasure satisfaction for they know it is the Sale of the Season Real line of stock No faking but values MillEnds are better than ever Staples i market values if you dont get supplied at these prices it not our fault unless you Come early and often New display every day Fresh Goods arriving just for this great Sale may be higher but cost of Clothing was less than now if you take advantage of this SaleI t rtt t I IA g Valuable BI Free Souvenir e With the first purchase amounting toi 200 we will give a nice and valua I IhIeSouvenir free During first four days of Sale only t Only One toI tlCustomer BULLEND PIECE GOODS Good Table Linen per y Good 114 per yard 2Cfc Good 38ln Quilt Lining per yd So Good Table 011 Cloth per yard 1Gc Good 32in Percales Mill Ends per yard it 79C- Good Calicoes MillEnds8 44c Good Ginghams MIIIEnds3cG- ood Walstlngs MillEnds15c Remnants of all goods from our own stock will be greatly reduced Small lots of Hosiery and Under wear put at prices that will make them go SMALL NOTIONS Clarks O N T Thread4c4cSan Silk Ladles Handkerchiefs iic- Childrens Handkerchief Ic Brass Pins 3c Hooks and Eyes best 3o Splendid Tablets Sic LADIES SHOES 350 and 4 grades for225S-ee Special Counterpick of the lot for for 3 and 350 Big reduction on all lines of Child rens Shoes PINE WHITE GOODS 1 104 Linen per yd SOc 50c Irish Linen per yard40c4- 0c Shamrock Linen per yaiili3o 20c Flaxon per yardiOc1- 5c India Linen per yard lOc 45In Flouncinga per yard75c 27lh Flounclngs per yard10c Pure Linen Lace 1 Ya to 11n wide per yard 4c wBTAILE DRY GOOOfJ All Calico per yard4cHo- pe Bleached Domestic per yard 744c Hoosler yardwide Domestic j per yard 53c- 12c Ginghams per yard Oc lOc Ginghams per yard 8c lOc Outing per yardSclO- c Shirting per yardScSH- OES Lot 1 Crossett and for Mon 4 and 5 grade 325 Lot 2 3 and 350 jjradas flne Shoes 275 Liberal reduction on all othojr lines J I No Goods I IV RegularPrices L PricesII t For is and that real Our Our and will be never Sc rd23oSheeting 190Sold Sheeting Florshelm MENS SHIRTS Cluett 150 Quality for110Mo- narch and other 1 grades 75s All 50c Shirts tor40cA-ll 50c Mens Underwear30c CorlissCoon Arrow Brand and Loose Scarf Linen Collars all go at lOc each One lot lOc Gentlemens Hand kerchiefs for 6c Splendid Any 50c Tie tor30CAll- Y 2Gc Tie for 10c MKN8 CLOTHING Lot 1 Suits that sold from 10 to 15 Slightly out of style and odd lots but good honest Clothing 500 the BultIi Lot 2 Suits better than Lot 1 New Goods 5800L-ot I 3 Fine Suits Strictly up todate Only a few left 1200 MENS PANTS Lot 1 Odds and leftovers one half regular price Lot 2 Consists of Dutchess 250 and 275 Price 190 LotS All Pants 3 to 350 will sell for 250 Lot 4 All Pants 400 and 500 will sell for t 35 J No Goodsv Sent on Approvalor Exchanged y i f j I f Its Not How Little You Pe y But How Much You+ Get That Counts in a Bargain Sale t j IBARNARPi CO 1 HARTFORD KENTUCKY f I I ooooooooooooooooooxxwo WIO OIOO fa0000 OOAOqo +o 1oeoooeQj j I ffII I rt WEriESDT JAN ai ism THE HARTFORD HERALDPAQBBVq The Unique Stayofits Discovery i 1Ti j ITNG WwNIeN IAe AJusta countrymanthats all Is the way the grower of this re k markablo oar of corn Mr Fred C Palm styles himself Though ho in admitted to be one of tho lead Ing corn experts In the country one whoso services are greatly In demand as n judge of corn exhlb ItsMr Palln asks for no greater honor or distinction than to bo known as a plain HoosIer farmer and while ho openly professes a reasonable pride In the achieve ment of growing the famous car of corn which was adjudged the most perfect ever grown it is without a ostentationVEar of Com VARIETYPalins Corn Flake Yellow Named after winning the W K Kellogg 1000 Trophy- A HYBRID The seventh year productionPARENT PLANTS Male Reids Yellow Dent FemaleAlexanders- Gold Standard DIMENSIONSLength 10lnCircumference 7 inches Num f Ijor of rows 20 Length of kernels 94 of an Inch Width of kernels about of an Inch Thickness of kernels 10 of nn Inch Arrangement very uniform kernels run ning lu straight rows the entire length of the car without a mis placed grain holdIng their length J well to the endi a the oar tip b- eLing well covore with dented grains Weight 20 ounces Estimated pro portions corn 92 per cent cob 8 ifper cent champion ear of corn was r To FRED O IALIX not an accident There can be no greater lessonIn the value of care ful study and painstaking selection IMofcseed and breeding than the ex periences of this same Pain The farmer who thinks ho stands a chance to go into his corn field and by a piece of luck pick out an ear which Nature has fashioned even more perfectly and with It wrest the honors from this Indiana man can not do better to disabuse his mind of this fallacious notion than to read the story of Palln and his Champion car In the first place Palln knows corn If there were no more proof of this fact than tho bare story of the development and discovery of the champion ear it would be- T enough And In proof of this fact here is the story as he told it him cself andyfTheweather had been good but we i were a little late with the harvest The men wore going through the fields with tho wagon In the usual a way gathering the corn and the harvest was e promising one i Wo have a sort of corn show aty my farm all the time and there Is always an award for exceptionally F good ears of cornears sufficiently true to type to permit of their be ing exhibited There is a small box on every corn wagon In which the i most perfect ears nee thrown These when properly selected constitute the seed corn and among these more perfect ears wo occasionally find an ear that wo are willing to exhibit In 3 contest Pn tho day the champion ear was found I was at the house and at dinner time one of the men brought it In and laid It with a number of other ears upon the win dow sill In the well room for me to take and put away in the seed house i Well I said do you think 1Jottve got u good ear theretO JI i n c 7M 81 1O u4 wMwW + It looks to mo like a good ear he said What do you think of IU I picked it up and looked it over Well I said finally I think it Is the most perfect ear of corn I over saw Its good enough to win the W K Kellogg 1000 trophy this year at Omaha And I was confident the mo mont I saw it and looked it over that I held tho trophy winner In my hand So much so that when I left for Omaha to exhibit tho ear I tools It out of my grip and showed it to the station agent with the words Thats tho ear Im going to win the 1000 trophy with So theres tho story of the cham pion car as Palln told It himself And on the strength of it who will eay that Fred C Palin doesnt Just ly merit the title The Man who Knows Corn But thats not all of Palms story Ho tells It willingly though modestly for ho knows that his story whenever told is a source of great encouragement to the thou sands of farmers who never had ia I better chanco than he had himself Palln was born and brought up on a farm near Newtown Ind Ho has never owned a foot of farm land In his life and tho 360ncre farm on which the champion car of COIa which won the Kellogg Trophy was grown in a rented farm Mr Palms real experience as a farmer began about sixteen years ago lie had been on the road Ss a grocery specialty salesman when 1e took a notion that he would rather be an agriculturist so h took a few short courses at Purdue University and rented n portion 01I the farm ho now occupies Nine years ago he began carefully breed ing this new variety of corn For two years ho planted two rows o Relds Yellow Dent then two ol Alexanders Gold Standard dctas selling the Gold Standard From the detasseled rows he picked for seed only the ears carrying the charac teristics he wanted to reproduce planting these in breeding plots and maintaining careful selection sc that in nine years time be bad de veloped a well settled type The Palln champion car was thd first winner of the W K Kellogg National Corn Trophy a handsome silver and enamel cup made by Tif fany of New York at a cost of 1000 Mr Kellogg as the originator and manufacturer of Toasted Corn Flakes naturally had a deep Inter X100000 W ONALCXRNTROPfl liii JV1ADEDY TIFFANY Jill liii TWice Awarded To be Corn IIIJ peted for again at the next HIl Corn Show ntCOLUMBIA5C est in the development of the hIgh- er grades of corn for the company of which ho is president the Kel logg Toasted Corn Flake Co re quires ten thousand bushels of corn a day for the making of its product The Kellogg trophy was offered to be awarded In annual competition for the best single car of corn until won twice by the same producer The fact that the Kellogg product- sl made only from selected white I Tx corn while the winning ear was of a pronounced yellow type was peculiar feature The Kellogg trophy was won In 1910 at Columbus Ohio by R A James of Charleston 111 with a magnIficentcar of Holds Yello Dent but not so perfect an ear as that which originally won the tro phy and which has become known as the best ear of corn ever grown The next award of this trophy will bo made at the next National1I Corn Exposition which will be held In February 1913 at Columbia S C It is planned to make this ex position much broader In scope than any held IIn tho past and con sequently a longer time will bo re quired for preparation Special1t buildings are being erected for the exposition the main building to be 400 by 1C7 feet ground measure ments The show will last ten days Tho State of South Carolina has ap prop lated 40000 for the expenses of the exposition and the prospect lIB that Dixie will do herself proud in an effort to make this exposition the greatest of its kind ever held A Hero in n lighthouse For years J S Donahue South Haven Mich a civil war captain ao a lighthouse keeper averted awful wrecks but a queer fact is hei might have been a wreck himself IIff Electric Bitters had not prevented They cured me of kidney trouble and chills be writes after I hallI taken other socallcd cures for yearsI without benQfit and they also Im proved my sight Now at seventy I am feeling fine For ilyspopsln v Indigestion all stomach liver an kidney troubles theyre without equal Try them Only CO cents at James H Williams m A Fine Xev Novel The argumentativemInded will1 find ample grounds for heated dIs- cussion in tho February Llpplncotts complete novel With Moderni Weapons by Clinton Dangerfleld Is a gentleman ever justified In breaking his pledged word Does the plea that alls fair In love and war afford Endicott any excuse for making use of his modern weap ons These and othor questions are bound to come up In the minds ot readers and It Is hard to forecast whether the majority will rot pro or con Wo wont glvo the plott of this very original story to say that through the machina inns of a rival tho hero finds him unonvlnble situation Its n swift plovhg and dramatic tale entirely different Prom the typical conventional novelI Frightful Polar Winds Blow with terrific force at the far skifcausing red rough or sore chapped hands and lips that need Bucklens Arnica Salve to heal them It makes the skin soft and smooth Unrivaled for coldsores also burns bolls sores ulcers cuts bruises and piles Only 25 cents at James H Williams m COUUMfT GET COURAGE TO PROPOSE TO GIRL In the Fegfruary Womans Hom- Companion Margaret E Sangster writing In an article on Sweet hearts and Wives tells about the timidity of certain lovers an makes the following report of Virginia man who cherished a pas- sIon for a woman of rare loveliness IN A BID WAY Many a Hartford Reader Will Fee Grateful for This Infor mation When your back gives out Becomes lame weak or aching When urinary troubles set In Your kidneys may be In a bad wayDont delayuse Doans Kidney Pills Here is good evidence of their worthW A Toombs contractor and builder Clark street Earllngton Ky says It is a pleasure for mo to publicly acknowledge the benefit I have derived from Doans Kidne Pills This remedy cured mo 0 kidney disease In a remarkably short time after other preparations had failed to oven give me relief My back was so lame and sore that I could scarcely get about and Was also prevented from obthinin- a good nights rest by too frequent passages of the kidney secretions which showed that my kidney- needed attention I vas finally ad vjsod to try Doans Kidney Pills and I procured n supply I was com pletely cured and am glad to gJv o Doans Kidney Phis tho credit fo my present goojl health For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FostorMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for tin United States- Remember the name Doans and take no other for thirty years He made a calla upon her once a week Mrs Sang ster goes on to say Promptly as the evening return ed ho dismounted from his horse at her gate and a servant took charger of IIt while hatln hand he advanced up the long avenue and stepped upon tho whitepillared porch of the old colonial house She was a slim slender girl and he a gallant youth when their courtship began They wore both grayhaired and middlereed when it ended in the sudden death of the lady No one ever understood why tho two who were lover and sweetheart did not become husband and wife The county In which both were favorites never ventured to question either about their secret nor was anyone surprised that when the custom of years was ruthlessly broken ly death the man lost Interest In things around him and rapidly sunk Into n melancholy old age Tin Danger of la Grippe Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia To euro la grippe coughs take Folcyn Honey and Tar Compound R E Fisher Washington Kns says I was troubled with a se vane attack of la grippe and noth ing I used did me any good and I was threatened with pneumonia A friend advised me to use Foleys Honey and Tar Compound and I got some at once I was relieved from the very first By the time I had taken three bottles my la grippe was gone I believe Foleys Honey and Tar Compound to bo the best medicine I ever used and nl ways keep a bottle with me For 1sale by all dealers m Kicps Tummy flimsy Mrs Jobklns Your lad Tommy looks tired out Mrs Slmpktns Yes you see he has been keeping up with live Sun day Schools but the Christmas rush Is over now and the tittle fellow will be able to restFebruary Llpplncotts TuttsPilis Altercatingpersonsotnbitioushabit- e will derive Itreat benefit by taking one beenttthey will promptly relieve the nausea SICK HEADACHE ondnervousnesswhlch follows restore the appetite and remove gloomy feel logo Clegantly sugar coated l Take No Substitute Tim Kind You Mayo Always Bought and which has been in use for over 30 years has borne tho signaturo of and has been made under his personal suporvialon slnco its Infancy Allow no ono todeceive 3011 in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Justa sood nro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants nnd Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare conic Drops nnd Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Dinrrluua and Wind I Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation i and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature o- fsa I o The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years TMft CCNTAUN COMPANY TT MUHHAV TMCCT NCW TORE CITY II IEEJqTUOE boa ILi htand Pawer Company INCOltrOKATKU E G BARRASS MGR I3ar1JfordJKy Will wire your house at cost Electric LifJitfi are clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without them when within reach WiWmiWJ im WJWWNrfr 11 SEND YOUR BOY TO II MATHENEY BAITS t Vanderbilte Training School BOYSaElkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has come from several Southern States Twenty four different towns in Western Kentucky rep resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat Hot and Cold Baths Extremely Healthful location 400000 recently spent on improvements Vit No saloons in the town or county Moralf surroundings excellent Unex celled as a school for young boys 1911g i i cataloguee M Address all communications to BAITSr= I 1- w m MM 4MMmWMM f fit nR- M ss fAGE EIGHT THE HARtFORDHERAlDWEDNE8DAy AN8j 18111I I OOOOOOOOOOQOOXx ooooococxx loooee 1 oaooooooooloooeooooo00000 CARSON COMPANSF INCORPORATED c SALE t pA trrladies and Misses tk Tailored Suits Jk xOur entire stock of 40 New Model Winter Suits at Great Come Down Prices A IjidUs Suits regular price OIO Conic Down UOi1Imd- les tSuits regularprim 1250 Conic Down tm7iOti tallies Suits regular price 1100 7Come Down to 81175 tallies Suits regular price 91050 Conic Down to 81050 C rallies Suits regular price SJJoOI t Come Down to 1175 Jc si sick1cc1 tJCJ r1ekJkJc tLadies Misses t I Winter Coats ItFifty BroadCloth Extraordinany HOOI TTI1ItI1of iI mryru =r wyM7W 1IT wn When are going to Come Down is the question asked by of customers ad answers the question 1 FridaYtIFeb 2AND CONTINUES UNTIL Saturday Feb 10cc pill will be the greatest that Hartford has ever knownthe greatest because of the price reductions on the the largest stocks of dependable merchandise shown Hartford Every Department has contributed its marvelous values at price reductions Goods Ladies Readytowear Clothing Shoes Rugs Notions and Furniture Come and Get of the good values ii4 REMEMBER THE DATE FRIDAY FEB 2 REMEMBER THE PLACEa JiOOSIKR COTTON Regular Price Come flown Price 7c 3J6c- ONK IIKAVV HROWN COTTON J83 IN FIDE Regular Price Come Down Price GVjC 5c IIOPR COTTON Regular Price Come Down Price lOc 732 c KLKACH SlEETING Regular Price Ccme Down Price 1O430c 942Ge SHEETING Regular Price Come flown Price 10428e e- 9424e 10c IJLEACH COTTON Regular Price Come Down Price TjC njjc RED TICKING Regular Price Come Down Price 20e best quality lOc lOc good He- AVOOLEN DRESS GOODS Regular Price Come Down Price tie lOc TiOc JOe 100 70c SILKS Yard Wide Silk in nil Colors Regular Price Come flown Price 100 70c FANCY SILKS Regular Price Come Down Price 100 70c 50c 3lc COME DOWN SALE WASH FABRICS Outings and FIunnclcttH Regular Price Como Down Price lOc 7JJc REST PRINTS Ilegular Price Come Down Price 5c 4c DRESS GINGHAMS Regular Price Come Down Price 12V c lOc 74c DARK DRESS PERCALES Regular Price Como flown Price 12 y e Inc 1Oc 7 2 e APRON G I NO 1 1 AMS Regular Price Como flown Price 7c li- e8c flc lOc 7 5c BOPS AND CHILDRENS HEAVY SCHOOL SHOES Regular Price Come Down Price 100 70 125 08 150 110 200 105 250 210 175 125 MENS FINE OVERCOATS Regular Price Como Down Price 500 205 600 305 850 R05 1000 005 1250 805 2000 147rs YOUTHS FINE OVERCOATS Regular Price Come Down Price 150 f 05 250 175 350 245 500 345 700 475 900 505 MEWS FINE SUITS Regular Prlrc Come Down Price 850 505 1000 005 1250 805 1400 005 1000 1105 2000 1475 LADIES HEAVY SHOES Regular Price Come Down Price 125 08 150 110 175 130 MENS HEAVY FLEECED UNDERWEAR Regular Price Conic Down Price SOc 35c 25c Heavy Rlb10c HOSIERY Regular Price Come Down Price lOc 7c J5c lie 25c lOc 50c 30c YOUTHS FINE SUITS Regular Price Come Down Price 500 345 850 505 1000 005 1250 805 1500 1125 MENS SHOES W L Douglas Make Regular Price Come Down Price 250 v 210 300 230 350 208 400 330 MENS HEAVY SHOES Regular Price Come Down Price 175 130 200 t 6 100 300 230 350 205 LADIES FINE SHOES Regular Price Come Down Price 165 120 200 105 250 108 300 230 350 285 One lot Babies Shoes at 15c pair go i and Fulllength Coats in 3T Carlwul and New Mixtures re eJ e3c+ ductions prevail e jSfc f Ladles Coots regular price 4 e tiComo Down priceI 75 i Ladles Coat regular price i Jfo Come Down price 230- LjulJps v J Conts regular price 750 Come Down price 500 Ladles1 Coats regular price 1 0tJ1I Come Down price 700 JIf f Ladles Coats regular price 1250 1 J1t Come Down price ft JiKlllli Coats regular price ji Come Down price Ic1 tadicsCoais regular price p mot ijt Come Down price liH lh fi fi h 1 1 i 1ITT11r RlIRMtI IU you have your Sale many our This I This Sale great best in great Dry Hats your share a 23c 21c- UNISLKACIIKD FRIENDSHIP grade OF loc j AMERICAN BEAUTY CORSETS Regular Price Come Down Irice 100 70c 150 100 200 130 2GO 100 LADIES UND UWEAU Regular Price Come Down Price 50c 30c 25c 10c One lot of Mens Vests worth 150 to250 Come Down Price 25c jj- A 10 per cent reduction on all Furniture during this sale Ladles Knit Skirts In Black Gray and Pink with Fancy Borders 50c quality for 39c Ladles Wool Knit Skirts In Black Gray and Pink1 quality for 76c 100 WOOL BLANKETS All Wool Blankets In White and Red Ten quarter size GrayII 325 400 qualify Come Down 104 COTTON BLANKETS 8 Regular Price Como Down Price 8 7Cc 40c 8 19x121 regular price 1250iCome Down Price 075 9x12 regular price 1550 Come Down Price 1175 J tlJ This is your opportunity to secure High Grade Goods at GiveAway Prices Not to take advantage of it means a loss to your family The values we show here are only a few of the good things that you will find on sale at this time Dont wait dont delay come early the first day and secure bargains exactly as represented or your money refunded We will expect you dont disappoint us 0ooooot ooooQooo fy I OOOOOOO 1 y n g aRr WEDNESDAY JAN 81 1912a THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE NINE A SPIKE DDRIVEN- II J INTO SCHEMES Of Hundreds of Swindling- Promoters BY POST OFFICE OFFICIALS 0 t i Public Was Stung for 77 000000 During Last A t Fiscal Year GH2ANTIO PROJECTS CUUSHED I Washington Jan 27 Promoters of fraudulent schemes who had obtained 77000000 from the public wore put out of business during thq fiscal year ended June 30 last ac cording to the annual report of Robert S Sharp Chief Inspector of the Post ofHce Department Issued l hereThis showing is the most remarkable in the history of the department During the fiscal year 529 Individuals were indicted on thek Lp U charge of using the malls In furtherance of schemes to defraud Of this number 196 persons were tried and 184 convicted The schemes investigated were of endless variety varying as the report indicates Jfrom the simplest business transactions to a gigantic project involving the sale of worth less stock in fake mining compan lea and imaginary and fictitious Institutions existing only on paper or in the minds of the promoters i The determination to bring these promoters into Court and ob tain prison sentences against them has proved very successful Inno Instance as far as known to this office has a person convicted on ia criminal charge of this kind at tempted to reorganize his scheme under a new name Tho result of the years work has developed the fact that these fraud manipulators are a distinct class of criminals some of them moving in the highest social and business clrclos but nearly all hay f ing more or less affiliations and connections with or are devisers of schemes or enterprises of lllegitl 4 HELPFUL HINTS ON MIR HEALTH Scalp and Hair Troubles Generally Caused by Care t lessness Dandruff Is a contagious dls ea6e caused by a microbe which also produces baldness Never uBe a comb or brush belonging to some one else No matter how cleanly the owner may be these articles may be Infected with microbes which will Infect your scalp It Is far easier to catch hair microbes than it is to get rid of them and a itsingle stroke of an infected comb or brush may well lead to baldness Never try on anybody elses hat Many a hatband Is a resting place fi for microbes If you happen to be troubled with dandruff itching scalp falling hall or baldness we have a remedy which we believe will completely relieve these troubles We are so sure of this that we offer it to you with the understanding that it will cost you nothing for the trial if it does not produce the results we claim This remedy Is called Rex all 93 Hair Tonic We honestly t believe It to be the most scientific U remedy for scalp and hair troubles 1iand we know of nothing else that equals It for effectiveness because of the results It has produced in thousands of cases Rexall 03 Hair Tonic Is devis ed to banish dandruff restore nat ural color when Its loss has been brought about by disease and make the hair naturally silky soft and glossy It does this because it stim ulates thq hair follicles destroys the germ matter and brings about a free healthy circulation of blood which nourishes the hair roots causing them to tighten and grow now hair We want everybody who has any trouble with hair or scalp to know that we think that Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Is the best hair jq tonic and restorative In existence and no one should scoff at or doubt this statement until they have putt our claims to a fair test with tho understanding that they pay us nothing for the remedy if It does notglve full and complete satisfac tion In every particular TwP size 4 SOc and 100 Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies In Hartford only at our storeThe Rexall Store James H Williams 1214 Main street Hartford Ky 1- L Y mate character in which they are not known as promoters In view of the heavy loss to the Postofflco Department Ipi prosecute lug tho cosec Mr Sharp recom mendsthat this work bo takenov- for Inquiry by the Department of Justice The work of tho past year bas uncovered a condition among the swindling class which shows the astounding extent of their opera tions and the enormous amount of their illgotten gains ho adds The policy of the department Mr Sharp points out has been 1 to crush out the strong and powerful criminals who have grown rich tat the game This plan has served to eliminate the smaller operators Inspector Sharp suggests that It is essential for the protection of the public that additional legisla lon be enacted which will prevent swindlers from carrying on their operations In the borderland between legitimate undertakings and criminal schemes During the year 2491 arrests were made of which 429 wore post office burglaries Of tho number arrested 112 were Postmasters 28 assistants 98 clerks In postoffices 31 railway postal clerks 42 city letter carriers 38 rural letter car I otherIHOWS THIS We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure P 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 sble to carry out any obligations made by his firm Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo U Halls Catarrh Cure Is 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 consti pation A SALVATION ARMY WKDDIXO CELEIillATION Concerning some parties who formerly lived at Beaver Dam this county a dally newspaper publish ed at Jackson Mist says An exceptionally pretty and In teresting wedding was celebrated last night at the home of Capt W H Bending of the Salvation Army at 418 Yazoo street when Mrs toOt tie Vancourt was made the happy bride of George P Taylor Mrs Vancourt is R native of Ocean Springs Miss while Mr Taylor halls from the Blue Grass State of Kentucky and both are earnest and efficient workers and faithful sol diers In the ranks of the Army Tho bride made a most pleasing appearance attired in the rogula tioi army uniform and with the six feet of muscular humanity of which the bridegroom can boast formed a really striking and memorable picture The usual ceremony which the army observes on such occasions was carried out In detail and the marriage service which was beau tifully performed by Rev Fred Long the State Sunday School Su perintendent was most Interesting throughout The Rev Fred Long with Mrs Long whose personal acquaintance with the bridegroom dates back to several years ago when both were then Uvlng at Little Rock Ark were very deeply Interested in the event To prevent pneumonia a cold settled in the lungs should beat tended to at once Put a IIER RICKS RED PBPPER POROUS PLASTER on the chest and tako BALLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP Internally Its a winning combination Buy the dollar size Hore hound Syrup you get a porous plaster free with each bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Deaver Dam CymI There May he Others Memphis Tenn Jan 27Bol- evcd to have been made Insane by continued waiting for a shave at a North Main street barber shop Henry Johnson 31 years old suddenly became unmanageable In the shop this afternoon and before he could bo incarcerated he had bitten Sam Levy a druggist also a prospective patron inflicting a bad wound Even the authority of the law was not immune Sergeant Julius Brett who weighs 250 pounds being severely bitten by Johnson Johnson is held pending the result of a lunacy hearing For Sale An 80 Scholarship In the Vanderbilt Training School for Boys Elk ton Ky Will soil reasonable For further particulars call on or address tf The Hartford Herald i 401 I ooooooqoooooooo o FACTS ABOUT THE BIBLE o 000000000000000 The Bible contains 3586489 letters 773692 words 36173 verses 1189 chapters and 66 books The word AND occurs 46277 times and the word LORD occurs 1855 times The word REVEREND occurs but once which Is In the 9th verse of tho 11 1th Psalm The middle verse of the Bible Is trio 8th verse of the 118th Psalm The 21st verso of the 7th chapter of Ezra contains all the letters of the alphabet except the letter J Tho finest chapter to read is tho 26th chapter of tho Acts of the Apostles The 19th chapter of Second Kings and the 37th chapter of Isaiah are allkeThe longest verse is the 9th verso of the 8th chapter of Esther and the shortest Is the 3Cth verse of the 11th chapter of St John The 8th 15th 21st and 31st verses of the 107th Psalm are alike Each verse of the 136th Psalm ends alike There are no words or names of more than six syllables in tho Bible NOW you might dust off your DI ble and verify all these things The February Womans Hump t Companion Tho February Womans Home Companion contains a remarkable short story entitled The Way by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins It Is a story that has aroused r tremend ous discussion over the question as to how much of a sacrifice one wo- mAn could or would have the right o wake for her friend who is In troubleIn same number there arc several articles worthy of special comment One entitled The Open Market In Des Moines Is n report of a movement in Iowa which has already reduced the cost of living In several cities and towns of that State and seems to otter a sugges Urulto manyothercommnnitjea Itj Is an article of universal Interest and Importance Another valuable article In the February Companion- Is ono entitled The Girl With a Voice In which a professional opera singer gives a graphic account of the long road that young women must travel who seek n musical ca reerThe dressmaking and housekeep ing departments lire as usual filled with Interesting facts and practical suggestions Grace M Gould who conducts the fashion department contributes an article this month entitled What Men Are Wearing A Girls Wild Midnight Hide To warn people of n 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 Now I Discovery In cur j Ing lung trouble coughs and colds which might have ended In consumption or pneumonia It cured i mo 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 i po sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles Price iOc and 1 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by James H Williams m Children cryiFOR FLETC- HERSGASTORIAi Graduates In Demand The fact that the Bowling Green Business University receives threw or four times as many calls for Its graduates as It Is able to furnish should be a sufficient guarantee and encouragement to any young man or young lady who wants a larger salary and opportunity for promo i tlon Positions are plentiful but qualified people are exceedingly I scarce If your stomach fools uncomfortable from overeating or from food which disagrees with you take HERBINE It settles the stomach strengthens the digestion and re relaxes tho bowels Price rOc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dami CymChild ror Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIA41lXRGIF I I IS NOT AlMIttiCIATKD I Victor Murdoch the Kansas Insurgent has been rather quiet lately He was aroused however when Carnegie at the Stanley Steel Trust hearing dodged every Important question and sought to amuse the committee with jokes and stor- Ies Say Murdock- Carnegie has offended the national sense of justice and no actjj would meet with so general lar applause as one that would low a motion to take the Laird of Skibo by the scruff of the neck and land him squarely before the bar of Congress It is not always easto define humor but the American I I J Serious Lang Diseases result from colds which were expected to get well Itsuu elves The sensible course when cold settles In the chest la to takettts8 B A LARDS sa r Horehound SyrupIT IS A GRAND REMEDY FOR THE THROAT AND LUNGS The great relief It affords In the Inflamed lungs Is most gratifying to those who have been har nued by an obstinate Irritating cough It relaxes tho tight feeling In the chest clears the air passages of phlegm soothes and heals soreness In tho bronchial tubes and restores sound conditions In the respiratory organs Put Up in Three Sizes 25c 50c and 100 per Bottle Duy the 1100 size It contains five times as much as the 2lc size and you get with each bottle a Dr Herrlcka Red Pepper Iorous Plaster for the chest JAMES F DALLAUD PnOPIlIBTOR ST IOEIS MO Stephens Ere Satre la A remedy of grct power la diee of the eye or eyelid It beaU quickly andestrengthen the light OLD AND RecoMMCNDcoBv l1AltlPOIth imua co HARTFORD KV DONOVAN to IIKAVKK DAM KV people are pretty certain that pay i ing interest on three times the ac tual value of the Carnegie proper ties is not highly anuuliiir The jester j should be made to laugh out of the other corner of hl3 mouth What we need Is fewer libraries and more justice t Which Class Aio You In Some Men are constantly receiv ing big offers big propositions bus iness chiefs are bidding for their services Others have to take any thing they can get The Draughoh Training which Is Indorsed by business men will put you Into the moneymaking class It will make your services so valuable that business men will bid for them IAILjaIdenf Nashville ForToni catalogue l on courses AT COLLIE dress Draughons Practical aI1 ness College Nashville Tenn orII Paducah Ky or Kvansvllle IndIor Washington D C Constipation Is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make life miserable Take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases For sale by all dealers m ongrntnlallons1- Ve congratulate tho Bowling Green jtusjncss University upon its splendid new home equipped as It is with all modern conveniences anti comforts and supplied with ovary appliance to make Its work profit able and efficient The school has recently emerged from n disastrous fire but It Is now In a better condi tion In a better home and offering better inducements than ever be fore FuneralI Coml lifted by V iiiu- Vorsalllcs Ky ran IAt tho funeral this afternoon of Mrs JRIIC Puller who died yesterday from i turns the services were conducted i by Mrs Fullers niece Mrs Jose phine K Henry the rioted suffra gist and agnostic This Is the first time a funeral service has over hen conducted hero by n woman Mm Pullers body will be taken to Cin cinnati tomorrow morning for burial rOYy This Sign you know that you are getting the one prepa ration that has stood the test for over thirty five years and still reImains the Standard tdnicfoodmedicineused by the medical profes sion the world ov- erScotts Emulsion is the embodiment of elements that make for good healthandstrength AW DRUGGISTS 1123I BOOKKEEPING BueinessPhonopraph TYPEWRITING aDd TELEGRAPHY EIEIEI I young mn an woman r nrrrti ternowr ijtumXiBUn II 8HITHIx xliif1ouK7 You Know Me Dont go up against a nut shell game or a three card monte I sell no junk I wont have it around and when I say to you that Stickney Gasoline Engines are the best my reputation is at stake and if it isnt so I am here to back it up Buy a Stickney from me and you will get an en gine with an outside igniter a perfect cooling system an automatic mixer a ball bearing governor and an engine that contains true value ill eveiypQundt L will give you your moneys worth Iou know me D G Young EXCLUSIVE AGENT L D G YOUNG Beaver Dam Ky 1If T vwrw+r rnqq 1 GREASEUSE I And dont have to grease but once a week I IMade Q1IiI ftf1l 11r tVLl JJiij 1 rI tI 1 im1ti ttN tt1ItW jjff F W CREAGER Cecilian Ky Harder of High Trade Poland Chinai and Srver Wyan dollo Chickens This Merit was warded five premiums out of seven entries at the lust Kentucky State 1 Fair Likewise was awarded sweepstake premiums ai the llardin and La Rue County Fairs last Fall far All Pigs Sold Strictly on Guarantee t + 4 + + + + C r 3 g 4 + + 1 + t + + 4 y + i + i + i PEOPLE WRITING + to NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS + o For THE HERALD will please In ordering the address of + + get their articles to us prompt + t your paper changed from one + + ly Matters Intended for pub f place to another It Is absolutely + c llcation In our regular Issue r M necessary to state where you + + Wednesday must be In our + 4 have been receiving the paper as + hands on Monday without rail + i well us where you want It chang d A ure to insure publication + f ed to Please bear this In mind + I + + I + + + + 4 + + + + + + 5 4t + + + re + 4 + + + + + + aaataaatitaaawaaasaaaaaaawavsaaagaraanwaaaaasatiaaaawwaaas waawa IIILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD II- Viardi IS CrasS j Tew Orealssi s DJeTD3oaay 15 to 20f- II Tickets reeervations train time fates of snIp and specifio fares from your siaiirn may 1 lie had of your I local Ticket Agent G H BOVVER G P A N Memphis Tenn ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADI 11 aatiWalaaSaaLaatwaatiaaaaSaaaalak1MtiaM1aaaa1a41aa iI FJ FGE xFx THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY JAN 81 1912 u IT 1AYS TO TRADE AT OLEVE iLERS IT PAYS TO TRADE AT OLEVE ILERS IT PAYS TO TRADE AT OLEVE IIJSRS ft PAYS TO TRADE AT CLEVK ILEKB IT PAYS TO TRADE AT CLEVE ILKRB +3 y 1fl J C 1 I H 0 r s H h1- id m mi I II oooocoooooooooooooooooooo O3OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOJOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GREATXXXX5COOOOOOCOO OOOOOOOCXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOO V toBB I 0 =F J i I COME DOWN SALE21 00J= I 5 t i SOAPS 25 Cakes Clcaneiisy Soap 100 i 23 Cakes Red Wrapper Sonp100 B U5 Cakes Big Deal Soap 100 j 27 Cakes Lenox Soap 9100 w 10 Cakes White Floating Soap 25c H 7 troves Hippo Washing Iow 5 C IncC 5 7 Boxes White Line Washing = 55 PowderI 25c f f MOLASSES e 1 gal Sorghum 43c bucket fret i Purejs P olnsstwOfir- I im S II tilrup30c IOISiiPi 1IKOOMS AM Oeai1 30c Broom 40e 1 40c Broom 30c 1 i5c Thread Mop 25c 1 Cotton Mop UOc i LYE 1 doz Merry War Lye AOc HiiilHon Lye DOc a Halibuts Lye DOc a Small Greenwich LyeDOc- Tnlla Greenwich LyeDoc SPICES i T llli Ground Pepper 20c 5 Whole Pepper I 7c 5 7e Ground Ginger iTc = Iroiind Cinnamon I7c j i3 Ground Cloves 17e 4 Whole Cloves 17e J Whole A11spie I7C i Schlemmers i 3 Bread i WK HAVi JIOVKO TIIK MEAT i 3 SHOP INTO Till 11IG STOIIK SO i 7DONT FAIL TO OltnKIl YOUR SIKAT FROM US WHILK YOU AUK AT TIIK lUG SALK WK IIAXDLK VUKSll JIKATS OF ALL KINDS S a Meat Shop Line saPOKK STKAK PORK CHOPS r HOMK SIADK SAUSAtiK HOME n IADK LAUD CURED HAJIS 3 ItltKAKFAST BACOX BACON BY rim SIDK DRY SALT IHTTS SMOKED IJUTTS CIIKKSR AXI SAUSAGEy Meat Fixtures For Sale I I IIAVK IIOUfillT A XKW OUT FIT IXCLtDIXG ICE BOX von SIV MKAT SHOP AXIT IIAVK FOR j SALK 1CK BOX SAlSAGK P H SCALK KNIVES OSIPLT1X WAGOX CLKAVKHS SALE SALE ImssII rriX KVKHVTHIXG ELSE YOU MAY XKKI i ri BEGINNINGS 1 FRIDAY FEB 2nd 1912 = CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY FEB 10 I We have just moved into the Ohio County Supply Co building just across the street from Carson Co and have plenty of room show the goods IUt and we sure have the prices right r toII 0 u 15he Library T5he best chance of your life to join the Library for less than we can buy the books only 95c while the Big Sale lasts and we have 400 books for you to select from Read the book and bring it back andget anew one to read for only 10c eachafter the first one We Have Just Added a LineO- F Enamel Ware Tin Ware and Galvanizedware to our large stock of Groceries This is strictly a cash Sale andnothing will be charg ed at these prices Goods charged will be at the old prIce We are Exclusivet Agents For The Famous Chase and San horn Coffee and Tea Beaver Dam Flour and Meal Lowneys Chocolates and Bon- Bons Special Can Goods We carry the famous lines of SUGAR LOAF HART SWAN 0 tirade Peaches J Grades Apricots 1 Cherries 2 Beets 4 Green Strlngless Deans 5 Limn Beans 1 Succotash 0 Teas 2 Ited Kidney Beans 5 naked Beans 5 Salmon 4 Can Cream 1 Pumpkin 1 StrawberriesCAN GOODS I elm Cans Tomatoes 135 1It Cans Climax Corns1 5 I It10e Corn OOc 1It Lye Hominy 83c IIt Pork and Beans DSc L Cans Kraut DOe I It Cans Salmon 145 I It Cans Potted Meat SOc I cans Red Kidney Beans25c4 It Strawberries 25c 7 4 Oil Sardines 25c 4I Mustard Sardines 25c FRUITS 1 doz Lemons 18c 1 doz Oranges i22c 2 Cocoanuts 15c t To A1- 1URc ANDi SUppER I IMPORTED JAPAKE5 r w HVltH PURCHASES 9f A8 i MOR SALZIIY CLEVE ILER FANCY GROCERIES We have on hand a completo lino of Fancy Groceries Heinz Line Illrsch Line of bottle goods Olives Cliow Chow Indian Relish Mustard Dressing 1 Peanut flutter Horse Kadlsb Alandalny Sauce Grape Fruit Marmalade Orange Marmalade Apple Jelly Tomato Catsup Chili Sauce- 1Vorchester Sauce Pepper Sauce DOOOOOwOQ00OCCpp HARDWARE y 1 Lot Axes 75c and 1OOc each II 1 Well Bucket 35cG1 Water Bucket 15c rri 1 Galvanized Coal Bucket80c y I Small Coal BucketOc 0 = 1 Garden Hnko uv H j Garden Hop 23c I Coal Scoop 53c 51 1 Dirt Shovel COc t1 HIM4c7j I1 iI SOc Pocket Knife 40c S3 V- OOcI Box Smokeless Shells i 30etjI lox Black Powder Shells 40c t1 33c Wash Board25c tt- Ia Large Flowered Lamp t Chimneys 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