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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, February 7, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912020701 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, February 7, 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. Ec9 I- sIT our 1 THE HARTFORDHERAJ DQ n I t Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance l Coma ttin Herald of 9 loiiy World iin Km etf in ihtitii Lumbering att MJ Batk AH Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed i 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1912 N6 THOUSANDS SEE mmA OF THREE 4 t lu the Grinding Ice At P Niagara Falls AWFUL STRUGGLES OF VICTIMS I As They Found Themselves Swiftly Drifting to CerII tain Destruction EFFORTS TO RESCUE FUTILE Niagara Falls N Y Feb 4IThe great ice bridge that has chokI ed the river channel between the cataract and the upper steel arch bridge below tho falls for the last three weeks broke from its shoring Just at noon today and went down the river taking with it to their death n man and woman said to be Mr and Mrs Eldrldge Stanton of Toronto and Burrell Heacock sev enteen years old of East One hun dreed and seventeenth street Cleveland Oht6 Four other pprsons were i oh tho Ice at the time but managed to get ashore in safety UThe bridge was considered per 1fectly safe For weeks the grea field of Ice had been coming dow the river piling up against the bar rier until It was from sixty to eigh ty feet thick and under the Influence of zero weather the great mas sly had become firmly anchored to tho shoreThe Jam was about 1000 feet 1 In length and In some places a quarter of a mile In breadth For two weeks it had offered safe passage to theI hardy and today an immense I crowd of excursionists came to vie the winter wonder of the river Had the accident happened an hour later In the day hundreds would have lost their lives for the crowd was moving Into Prospect l Park In the elevators that run downI tho cliff for the purpose of ventur ing out upon the ice Somewhere deep In the greatl whirlpool tonight sleeps tho man partly Identified as Mr Stanton who twice cast aside chances of rescue in order to remain with his ter l rorstrlckcn wife and who In the shadow of death Just at tho bred k in the rapids spurned assistanceI for himself and attempted to bind about the womans body a rope dangling from the lower steel arch bridgeTho lad Burroll Heacock wasI cast in the same mould Had he not turned back on the ice to give as sistance to the man ho too might have made the shore On the bridge at the time it tore from the shore besides these three were Monroe Gilbert of this city Ignatius Roth 1of Cleveland Hcacocks companion i William Hill an old river man William Lablond river man and an unidentified Italian Tho man and woman started first toward the American shore but they were stopped by a lane of open water Back they ran again toward the Canadian side turned about and made for the American side When hardly more than fifty yards from the rocky shore the woman fell on her face utterly spent I cant go on I cant go on she cried Lot us die here As the woman fell the man strove to get her to her feet again and tried to drag her along the ice calling for assistance to Roth and t Heacock who were nearest v Peacock turned back to the cou t pie and helped support the woman I ThQ act cost him his life Roth struggled along over the hummocks of Ice getting close to I the open stretch of water at the Canadian end of the Jam There were men on the shore ready to give him assistance Word that the Ice bridge had gone out flashed through the city like wildfire and within a short time the American shore of the river was I lined by thousands of people who witnessed the tragedy being enact ed in the deep ravine below them hh- Atter getting Roth safely ashore I the mon made an effort to reach the If r other three on the ice floe But at k A point about COO feet below the up per steel arch bridge the Ice field broke into two great fields ode sec tlon wont toward the American g shore and anchored on a great rook j I t Thetj moving floo with three helpless be ings passed slowly down thiS fiver Meantime the fire headquarters truck had been called out and a general alarm of fire on the Cana dian side called out the men tiara They took station with ropes along the shore but the floe was tar beyond their reach The Niagara avenue firemen were sent to the lowerjj steel arch bridge and took station with a rope The Canadian firemen had two ropes down from can tilever bridge which Is about 300 yards above the other structure Just above old Maid of the Mist landing a quarter of a mile from the whirlpool rapids the floe on which the three were borne broke into two sections each about 200 feet square the man and womanon one Heacock on the other Heacock waved his hand to his companions in distress as his floe moved clear of the other and caught in a current raced down tho river The other floe then shot to wards the American shore and was caught in an eddy and whirled there for about five minutes This was within sight of the trembling waters that marked the beginning of the rapids and death Hcacock saw the ropes dangling from the bridge and made ready to catch one Very coolly he took oft his overcoat and posed himself on tho tossing floe In his course there dangled one rope and a second was moved towards him He caught that held by Officer PanCeTVy 6T rIm mUallId pollc5i tforce and a company of about twen annd Jumped tree of the ice The sag of tho rope at that great drop 200 feet let him into the chil water up to his waist jvhd be fore he was clear of It he was frightfully battered by three suc cessive floes of Jutting ice Not content with tho efforts of the men obeys o draw him up he tried to assist himself hand overhand The time was 110 ocloclt wand the hour or more that the boy had been on the Ice and the effectsI of the Icy ducking had sapped his strength He stopped trying to pull1 himself up and hung limp on the rope which spun him around like a top Kelly and his men pulled steadily Ten feet twenty twentyfive thirty feet up ho came The great crowd on the bridges cheered those that wore not weeping Grim ly the boy hung on trying always toIi get himself or his leg wound aboutl the rope Then his hands began to slip He sought to got hold of the rope with his teeth but could not Finally Just as he was about sixty feet clear of the water his head fell back Ho was utterly spent He lost his grip and plunged far down Into the streamWhen he came up his face turned toward the great wave and he tech ly moved his arms in the breaststroke But the mighty rush of water was too much for him He was caught like a cork and was sent racing Into the midst of the seething water For perhaps a half minute he was In view and then he disappeared In the spume Heacocks failure was witnessed by the man on the other floe The woman apparently dared not look The man appeared calm as he In turn prepared to make a play against death when caught by a downriver current the floe moved into the course Heacock had gone As the couple swung under the cantilever bridge the man grasped a rope and tried to put it about the womans waist The force of the current was too much for the rope It parted and the man waved the torn end toward the crowd There was still another chance the rope that was dropped from the lower steel arch bridge by the Niagara avenue firemen As the floe went into swift drift the man caught it and grimly hung on He was given slack and he tried to wind the rope about the womans waist Ho fumbled In his agony of effort as if his hands were numb The rush of the Ice IIn the stream was overpowering When he could not tie the rope about the woman helot it co- There t apparently was no thought of himself Ho raised the woman to lor feet kissed her and clasped her 1 In his arms The woman made as to cross herself then sank to her noes The man knelt beside her his ItSoItI Ice Intact until It struck thereat f wove There It was shivered there the gallant man and the wo man at his side dlaappeared from view i r TAFT SEEMS TO- BEINEIITABLE As the Republican Partys Nominee ROOSEVELT IS NOT AVAILABLE i Republican Machine is Badly Damaged But Special Privilege Rules LA FOLLKTTE HARDLY IN IT By C H Tavenner Washington Feb JWllllam Howard Taft Is the one best bet In the Republican nomination handi capAt least this Is the way It looks to me today and 1 have tried to view the situation If possible without prejudiceI my prediction on the theo ry that Special Privilege as repre sented by Aldrich Penrose Smoot Lodge Crane Guggenheim J Pier pont Morgan John D Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie and the tariff trusts still dominates the Republic j an machine And It must never be I forgotten that the Republican ma chine and not the Republican voters rules national Republican con ventions and names PrealdonUal candidates The Republican machine It Is true Is badly damaged but I think however It Is still powerful enough backed as It Is by the millions of Special Privileges to control one moro national convention After that It will go on the scrap heap and men freer of corporate Inllu cnces will be In control of tho party The only deduction that the read er may draw from the foroflolng Is that Mr Taft Is to be nominated 1not because the people desire his renomination but because tho Big Interests desire tats renomlnatlon not because Mr Taft has earned a renomluatlon by representing the Interests of the common people the country lint because ho otII earned a renomination by represent iIng the Interests of Special LegoThoro prlvl1I seems to bo on talk about Roosevelt butIncreasingII think the machine i permit his nomination If Roose velt should be nominated however I believe ho would be defeated It was during his administration that I the present abnormally high cost of living was piled up largely because of the system of excessive protec tion In which Mr Roosevelt believes Roosevelt Is an Aldrlch SmootPenrose Republican on the tariff question so tar ns anyone knows But If he should como out on the Progressive side of the tariff Issue it would only make him less desirable to the Republican ma I chine and his nomination would be I even less probable than It Is now Robert M La Follette tho one man mentioned in connection with the Republican nomination on whom the people can put their finger on every public question of the day cannot be nominated in my opin ion the reason being only that the people cannot vote on Presidential nominees Any day of course may bring developments to change the posi tions of tho men on the political checkerboard but the above Is the situation as It appears to your cor respondent at this writing PREPARING FOR 111- 1CONYEDEIttTE REUNION Macon Ga Feb GSpeclalT- he Eoxecutlve Committee of the Confederate Reunion to be held In Macon May 7 received a letter from the Secretary of the Need more Club at Bellevue tendering the free use of the clubhouse to meet the needs of Reunion visitors dutyc Ing tho time at which the event Is to be held In this city The home of this is located within thirty minutes ride of the central part of the Magnetic Center and will furnish comfortable accommodations for about thirty It Is understood that the commit will accept with much pleasure I courtesy of this social organlza tlon and cots sari other conve plcnccs will be put In tine building Each day private families and like I organizations in Macon are rising this method of showing their earn est desire to cooperate with the Reunion Committees and there is not tho slightest fear on the part of the committees that Macon will bo able to accommodate easily the thousands of visitors who will flock hero during May- SEEING I illS SONS FREE UK DIED CONTENTED Stanford Ky Feb 3Vlth the satisfying knowledge that all crim inal charges against his sons had been wiped off the slate Grove C Kennedy aged seventytwo who had faithfully devoted the latter years of his life to the work of securing the freedom of three of his sons from the State penitentiary where he himself had spent almost four years died early this morning at iris home near Crab Orchard in this county after a short attack of dou ble pneumonia I Notwithstanding troubles he and his family have seen Kennedy died respected by all who know him and In comfortable circumstances although he had spent a fortune infighting to save himself and his Eons front entanglements of the law Kennedy shot and killed an uncle Ed Kennedy In Lancaster thlrtyflvo years ago during n aboutII rel over property matters caped after the examining trial andII was nt largo for some time but captured and first given a life sell jj teucp In Garrard county where he then lived Afterward on retrial lii RocljcailTol ho was given tvcil11 tyoneyear sentence but nov Luk i Blaokburn pardoned him after Kennedy hind served three years CEXTKAL CITY FOUNDRY DESTROYED Im FIRM Central City Ky Feb IThe Central City Foundry Machine Companys plant owned 1 by Ib B Miller was destroyed by fire at to I oclock this afternoon The fire started In the office shortly after the men had been paid off and hadI gone to their homes Before tho citizens reached the foundry the re port was started that Instead of the foundry it was the residence of Sam Danks To his house about six blocks distant the crowd rushed and1 there learned that tho fire was at tireIlIadtotal 10000 covered by inmtr nnce VIXiETAMLE DIET NOT GOOf SAYS DR WILEY- i Washington Fob 3lI woultI not lllso to say what will become o aIvegetable persisted I for a number of generations said1 Dr Harvey W Wiley pure food ex pert for the Government today These children night be soI wouldI1j be entirely different front now fear It would have a weakening ef fect upon thorn mentally and physi rally I i A vegetable diet alone Is a badl thing for the human race continued j i Ur Wiley A certain amount of meat I believe Is necessary both as body and brain food and to answer all tho requirements of a hu man being Dr Wiley with a twinkle In his eye added I wouldnt like to trust my progeny to a vegetable diet Meat raised and killed under proper conditions with vegetables and fruit strictly fresh and properly cooked and served make a combination ij that should satisfy anyoneII he added LIGHTING COMPANIKS i j OF KENTUCKY MERGED i A merger of the gas and lighting 1111delIIIC Service week when Company articles was of olYcctedII ration combining the owrnsIborowith tire Circuit Clerk of Jef ferson county The outstanding stock of tho concerns totals 380000 The teen in control ofIi ji the company are Roland Llndsey j Groenl8mlI j I Fighting IInlt1 JII1IIMadisonvlllo Ky Feb 2Sincet- his t town went dry there seems hcvo been n determined effort toII tho part of both wets and drys toII stamp out bootlegging In nil forms iI There arq 21 violators now In the i lockup Tfio Jailer says he will soon jI barn to chain them in tho backyard III I k ELECTION FOR MINE WORKERS In District 23 Western Kentucky OCCURS ON NEXT SATURDAY A Number of Candidates for All the Offices Except President MR ROLL HAS NO OPPOSITION The members or District 23 Unit ed Mite Workers of America em bracing nil the counties In Woitcrn j Kentucky are now taking much InIj tercet In the annual election of of FebIruaryI I balIlotI until after the tellers meet early in March The tellers will meet IsI bolero the district meeting which to be held In Henderson on Mardi Cth Following the district meeting there will be a joint conference be tween the miners und the operators which will bo I ehllIn either Louis viikTor Henderson At This Ih baii I agreed upon I There are a number of candl jI dates for most of the District offices this year President Robert M Roll being the only man who has n opposition Mr Roll will receive the unanimous Indorsement of tld locals throughout tin dUjtjjot and1 continua his efficient service us hearI 0Iof the organization The full liltl of candidates Is aa follows i International Executive HoardI l Member George Baker CentralI j City J O Tunstall Nelson Frank Arnold Iowderly W C Smith Cleaton Muhlonberg county Uobt I Pollock McHonry Ohio county j I iiHendersoni county President H MI Roll I jIDistrict Vice Pieiddent L D Walker Drakosboro O Mooney i Drakosboro Muhlcnberg county I i Henry Render McIIenry Ohm I county I District SecretaryTreasurer j H Vincent oCntral City James Webb Cleaton L S Campbell Graham Frank Graham Hillside iMuhlenborg county overlyfI levier W M1 Harris I rollI Muh m lonborg county C IK Drake Island McLean county District 1ellcl81 D Walker ullikinIj Shacklett Island McLean county District Executive Hoard Morn 1bareW T Darby Drnkesuoro D I lit Childs IcolI Cloaton T H HilliI j iD Duncan Nelson H A Dan Beech Creek Roland Jarvis llel J B Hyena Cleaton Al Kitchen Drakesboro Chas Moss col Mercer James Rob orison of Powderly Muhlenborg county Virgil Render colI McI Henry Richard Baker Beaver Dam J T Main Beaver Dam Jack Glov or col McHenry Ohio county IT R Clark Island McLean county Ellc Nelson Morganflold G P Garrett Morganfield W I Goben Mor ganfleld Ed Powell Waverly Union county Will lore Hendor son Henderson county n MOULDY IILACKHERRY JAM CAUSES TWO DEATHS 1Stantord Ky Feb 3Tho 5 MmIrella result of eating blackberry Jam OH biscuits yesterday Others of the family were trade 111 but will recover The blackberries arc said to have been mouldy j MILS ELLA DAVIDSON ii DEAD IN 1IRD IJOlXn Messenger of Sunday says Mrs Ella Davidson wire of T SI Davidson who reside at lOO West Fifth street was fount dead in bed Iat 130 oclock Saturday morning IbY members of tho family who quickly summoned a physician and I upon examination It waafQund thrt she had been dead but a fow mln II utes Death was duo to heart trou i fwn- u ble Mrs Davidson before retiring for the night had been in the best of health and seemed to be hi the best of spirits About 130 oclock a member of the family thinking he heard a noise In Mrs Davidsons room hurried into the room where he found her dead She was thirty nine years of age and was very well known and respected GOVERNOR WILL HHOtV OFF HIS NKW COLONELS Frankfort Ky Feb GIn all the glory of their new uniforms the new Colonels of the Governors staff will make their first appearance In a body at the reception which Gov McCreary will give at the mansion on February 14 This will be In the nature of a valentine party coming as It does on St Valentines day and the Governor expects to make the entertainment semlmllltary The staff will be there the orders hav ling been Issued to all the Colonels 1to appear In Frankfort on the evening of February 14 and receive with Governor at the mansion Tho Ithe have all advised Gov Mc Creary that they will he hero look Ing as handsome as It Is poimible for lookI will share the occasion In the person of Hon H IP Taylor of our city who was recently appointed on Coy McCrearys staff It Is needless to say that Mr Taylor will acquit himself with all tho courtesy and ability so characteristic of himself AARON GODSHAW DIKS IIN MILWAUKEE WIS News was received In Hartford sudnodeath of Aaron Godshaw who tli 3111e waukee WIs Thursday midnight For a long number of years Mr Godshaw was one of the most USjjha J I IIItt here for years lie ices InsI Resides being In business in Ow ensboro Mr Godshaw conducted stores at both Beda and Buford In Ohio county but later ou account of Ill health was forced to retire irom active business Last September ho and his family removed fron their i horne In Owonsboro to IIlwa iIr Mr Godsliaw was about 62 ret s of age and Is survived by his wlfo oand six children The funeral w held In Milwaukee Sunday THRKATSNKD COAL FAMINE ON I C MXK I II Pftdtcah Ky P b lOwJhl to n scarcity of coal on its road tin Illinois Central will confiscate all coal shipped front tho Western Kon tucky mines to its stations In Kerr i tucky and on tho Tennessee divis ion onlyalshortI furnish cars to supply the demand as the mine owners claim their or dors for empties are not being flll ed Just how long this condition will continue the railroad officials here say they do not know Local dealers say If R severe cold wavy should visit this section there would be an unavoidable coal famine YOUNG FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE NEAR PAULS Parts Ky Fob 3Frank T- Hose a prominent young farmer committed suicide by shooting him self with n pistol and then cutting his throat with a razor He was subject to attacks of heart trouble and was greatly depressed by their recurrence He Is survived by his wife and baby He left a pathetic note asking that the members of his family bo kind to his wife and baby and say ing that he was not responsible for the deed ho was about to commit Some persons who wore stripping tobacco In a born on an adjoining1 farm heard screams and found Mrs Rose crazed with grief over her husbands condition Tho act was committed in tho cow shed near their cottages iCho and a dry hacking cough should be trotted with VL LARDS HOREHOUND JVniv niken htprnalr and f iniRtttPVfREH PICPPKR PORUS PLAST J t applied to fo elicit Buy the dai star siro Hnehound Syrup you ret R Ponis Plaster tree with each hot tie Sold by Marfford Drug Co Hartford Ksv Donovan t4 Co TUa ver Dan Ky n A bIll was Introduced In Uie Ken bachelorsIcant to be used for school purposes J n j d TTT PACK TWO THF HARTFORD HERALD 1ED111ESDAY PEn 1r 1oJe H rJ ft rJ i krJThe BigSale Is Now Going OniwJ =IAiNoIJm1Y N f E ANNUAL GREAT DETERMINATION SALElw t l A OF THEtX f i Centertown Mercantile Coi it Incorporated tCENTERTOWN KENTUCKY ft iII tSALE BEGAN FEB i AND CLOSES FEB 10 rl Bargains offered in every department Now is the time to get your winter supplies at LESS THAN ONE i tFOURTH OF REGULAR PRICESr Jl tCoroe Do Sorne Istig ting for S oijrselflt itAA TEMPEST w IN A TEAPOT aver Preachers Denunci ation of Dancing CLASSIFICATION US VAGUE But His Righteous Impulse in the Premises Evidently Commendable lKOPIt GUT MAI ZOO 01ICKIjY Wlio the Ttev Mell a Methodist rnlcirr who conducted ft sorlet of r val meetings here at tilt Iroa tfiytcrlri chunti was denouncing tfancit as a vice In which usual ly only tho lower strata of aoelety iJjlulgql WhltoUw Reid a very re HOectable sort of n cuss who Just n Jv happens to represent the I Sat a questionable resort known all ttcr tho world at the Court of St Jracs was giving a dance In the ity of New York at his own pala tigl home III honor of a ducal party vf the reigning IIOUBO of nxltnd tfyj Dulco of Connaught brother of King Edward tho Seventh and undo of KiiiR George the Fifth ids Dutchcss and tholr daughter prlnI cass Patricia und it Is said Wall Hftcet In honor of those dlstln Hirtshed guests uusirtuded business tCo following day fur the first time About the camo tlmo Mrs Tem Iltton Croker vas giving au crien taL boll in Sinn Francluco wlslohI in point of niHKilflcoiuo oubihutie any fitfjillrr entertainment ever given In tEg West The hostosa was regal nCSchoharajnde Her mauve pant nfyons were embroidered with gold niljl Ellvor iupphlrea and pearls woven lute n harness covered thet rttrss and from bur coronet there foU to her ItoJeWolod anUlna veil of silver In BUKKestlon of the flash Wjj wales of s fish Now there KimuUuncouB nnI joJnc HientB appearing In the tlnlll nejfrs aloiMslde of the report of tire noted divines rtrlcturfB do HOI provolrp n dcslrn to abridge his right to pi opinion on dancing It Whl3 right mid thin right in safe Kuftrdoil by the law I have an opinion niynolf nod lot me say It 14 not altogether favorable espec ially to tho ruestloiKililo round drfpce Indeed If ho believes danc Idjj Is a sin It is duo both himself and his cloth to smite it hip and tlllgh agwlno nn acoinln It was hlil rather novel if not unjust class ification of the dancers that riled thtCtown and set the pot ahllln Tho blend and vagueness of lines sopratrng classes whom Inherent racfit Is allowed to assort Itself ndlcd ta that natural dealro that it If must be wo bull be rebuked as bfh class sinners makes our hides irllttlo thin us it wore But beroreI filing a heated protest f matter of simple wisdom and Jus v tlco that the aggrieved should first learn by what particular method he grades this vain world of frolicking mortals His system may be so novel that the sting Is removed or ro ludicrous that we should have to laugh possibly fool flattered It must be admitted that seeing dally press reports of dancing In every possible walk of litefrom the lascivious waltz of Upportendom to the veriest hoedown of LowerSlum dom from the nauseating turkey trot of the Four Hundred to the disgusting shindig of the submerged Tenththat one Is sorely puz zled to understand his grading But anyway when Bro Moll got to slinging rocks he neVer teched I me and Uncle Reuben Decker We dont dance Wo cant The tur I keytrotU quite beyond us Weav lly wheat Is about as far as we over got No thanks to our staid habits anal pious tendencies the shoe doesnt pinch and now we feel amply repaid for our austere living So as we cant dance the lancers we dont mind seeing Bro Mell lanco the dancers We rather like It Although Bro Mclls opinion on uncial grades Is only one among about a billion and n half of pco plo a number of his audience were sorely aggrieved and even yet they seem kind of onsettlcd like They Jlst stood on one foot fust An then they stood on tuther An on which foot they felt the wust They couldnt a told you nuther The restless pendulum is forever swinging between Nudes and Prudes extremes equally distasteful If not Immoral XXX Rockport Ky Jan 31 1912 TUB COUUIKIl10UIlKATj ON KENTUCKYS IltRSS The CourierJournal speaks truth fully when It says Tho Kentucky press is doing Its full share of the uplift of the State along all material lines This Is a fact that should be appreciated by the citizens of the Commonwealth A good newspaper Is the best possi ble advertisement of n community Any community which has a good newspaper should accord it a pat ronage In some degree commensu rate with its merits Kentucky newspapers in a great majority are deserving of ample support and are rendering bettor service than It Is ever possible for their constituencies to repay You are probably aware that pneumonia always results from a I cold but you never heard of a cold resulting from pneumonia when Chamberlains Cough Remedy was used Why take the risk when this remedy may be had for a trifle For sale by all dealers m r STANM3Y COMMITTEE DKSKIIVIXG OP RESPECT Messrs Morgan and Frick have both gone for Indefinite visits In Egypt Surely the Stanley Investi gating Committee has made a high record for efficiency It has not so cured all It went after but there is ample proof that tho trust magnates u have a wholesome respect for tho fidelity of the Stanley committee to the public Interests Tho Democratic party has reason to be proud of the good efforts put forth by this committee It Is ono of the few Investigating committees in the history of the American Con gress that has won public confi dcnccBryans Commoner If you have dizzy spells attacks of momentary blindness with ringing noises In the ears it Is an unfailing sign of a torpid liver a con dition which brings on some serious sickness If neglected HERBINE is a powerful liver tonic It puts strength and activity Into the liver purifies the bowels and restores a feeling of health vigor and cheer fulness Price 50c Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Don ovan S Co Beaver Dam Ky m Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIA Hulls Fur Lung Life Hoffman the great German phys- IologIst summarized the means of reaching great age as follows Avoid excess In everything Re spoct old habits even bad ones Breathe pure air Adapt your food to your temperament Shun medi cines and doctors Keep a quiet conscience a gay heart and a contented mind LAME EVERY MUG A Bad Back is Generally Worse lb the MorningHlirlfordP- eople are Finding Relief A back that aches all day and causes discomfort at night Is usual ly worse In the morning Makes you feel as It you hadnt slept at all To cure a true kidney backache you must cure the kidneys Doans Kidney Pills are especially prepar ed for sick or weakened kidneys mako you feel better work better rest better The following statement proves the merit of Doans Mrs H C Smith Earllngton Ky says I yas afflicted with kidney trouble for years I hind se yore pains in the small of my back and whenever I stooped or lifted the attacks were particularly acute My back ached at night and when I arose in tho morning I was very lame I became tired easily felt languid and was frequently troubled by headaches and spells of dizziness I know that my kidneys were dis ordered as the kidney secretions were unnatural Learning of Doans Kidney Pills I began their use and tho contents of two boxes cured me I shall recommend this remedy at every opportunity- For sale by all dealers Price GO cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York solo agents for tho United States- Remember the nameDoans = and take no other 1 e h HARVEYWILSONLETTERS SHOW There Is No Animosity Be tween the Two MATTER WTEBSON STARTED Has Ended Happily New Jer sey Governors Popular ity Undiminished Jilt BRYAN HXrilKSSKS OPINION Now York Jan 31TI1e New York Evening Post has sought for the sake of Justice to nil concerned to secure the publication of the cor respondence between Governor Wilson and Colonel Harvey In that sense It applied to them both Neith er wished to be put in the position of giving out private letters but both assented to the publication with the distinct understanding that the Initiative came from the Even Ing Post The first letter addressed to Col Harvey by Governor Wilson is as followsUniversity Club Fifth avenue and Fiftyfourth street December 21 1911PersonalMy Dear Colonel Every day I am confirm ed In the Judgment that my mind is a onetrack road and can run only one train of thought at a time A long time after that interview with you and Mnrso Henry at the Man hattan Club It came over me that when at the close of the Interview you asked mo that question about the Weekly I answered it simply as a matter of fact and of business and said never a word of my sincere gratitude to you for all your generous support or of my hope that It might be continued For give me and forget my manners Faithfully yours WOODROW WILSON- In reply Col Harvey wrote to Gov Wilson as follows My Dear Gov Wilson Reply Ing to your note from the University Club I think It should go with out saying that no purely personal Issue could arise between you and me Whatever anybody else may surmise you surely must know that In trying to arouse and further your political aspirations during the past few years I have been actuated solely by tho belief that I was ren dering a distinct public service The real point at the time of our Interview was as you aptly put It ono simply of fact and of busi ness and when you stated the fact to be that my support was hurting I your candidacy and thdt you experiencing difficulty In wereII way to counteract Its harmful ef fect the only thing possible for mejj to do In simple fairness to you no loss than in consideration of my own self respect was to relieve you of your embarrassment so far as it 1 lay within my power to do so by ceasing to advocate your nomina tionThat I think was fully under stood between us at the time and acting accordingly I took down your name from the head of the Weeklys editorial page some days before your letter was written That seems to be all there Is of It Whatever little hurt I may have felt as a consequence of the unexpected peremptoriness of your attitude toward me is of course wholly eliminated by your gracious words Very truly yours GEORGE HARVEY Gov Wilson replied under date of January 11 as follows My Dear Col Harvey Generous and cordial as was your letter written In reply to my note from the University Club it has left me uneasy because In its perfect frankness It shows that I did hurt you by what I so tactlessly said at the Knickerbocker Club I am very much ashamed of myself for there Is nothing I am more ashamed of than hurting a true friend however unintentional the hurt may have been I wanted very much to see you in Washington but was abso lutely captured by callers every minute I was In my rooms and when I was not there was fulfilling public engagements- I saw you at tho dinner but could not get at you and after din ner was surrounded and prevented from getting at you I am In town today to speak this evening and came In early In the hope of catch Ing you at your once For I owe It to you and to my own thought and feeling to tell you how grateful I am for all your gen erous praise and support of me no one has described me more nearly as I would like to believe myself to be than you have how I have ad mired you for the Independence and unhesitating courage and individ uality of your course and how far I was from desiring that you should cease your support of me in the Weekly You will think me very stupid but I did not think of that as the result of my blunt answer to your question I only thought of the means of convincing people of the real Independence of the Week lys position You will remember that was what we discussed And now that I have uninten tionally put you In a false and em barrassing position you heap coals of fire on my head by continuing to give out Interviews favorable to my candidacy All that I can say is that you have proved yourself very big and that I wish I might have an early opportunity to tell you face to face how I really felt about it all With warm regard cordially and faithfully yours WOODROW WILSON- It Is noted in the foregoing that InI viously a slip of the pen Col Harveys reply was as fol lowsJanuary 15 1912My Dear Gov Wilson Thank you sincerely for your most handsome letter I can only repeat what I said before that there is no particle of per J Jf sonal rancor or resentment left In me I beg you to believe that I have not said one word to anybody In criticism of you- I have to print a word of expla nation to the Weeklys readers but it will be the briefest possible Very truly yours GEORGE HARVEY Matter Helped WIlson Dallas Tex Jan 31So far in the opinion of Bryan Wilson was helped rather than hindered by his correspondence with Watterson Wilson was right ho said in believing that n man is hurt some times by the sort ofmeaciamorlng In his support IIReterrlng to the letter of Wilson some time ago to A H Jollno about Dryanlsm he said It Is a shin ing illustration that Wilson is the best modern example of Saul of Tarsus Bryan refused to an nounce his choice of a candidate Ho said that before tho campaign In Nebraska in the next two monthsrho will make up his mind For classy Job printing The Herald CONFIDENCE We Back Our Statements With Our Personal Reputation and Money We are so positive that we can relieve constipation no matter how chronic It may be that wo offer to furnish the medicine free of all cost if we fail We think that it Is word than useless to attemp to cure constipa tion with cathartic drugs Cathar tics may do much harm They may cause a reaction Irritate and weaken the bowels and make constipa tion more chronic- Constipation Is often accompan ied and may be caused by weakness of the nerves and 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I WEDNESDAY FEB 7 ItflS THE HARTFORD HERAI D PAGE THRKR I BIG CALL MADE I 1N KENTUCKYY In War Claims Bill Carrying a1551 if CHURCHES GET MAJOR SHAH E Many Citizens Who Gave Alto Soldiers Are Now t Recompensed OVER 80000 FOR TilE STATE Washington Feb 2The State of Kentucky has made a big haul Iin tbo omnibus claims bills Ninety Kentucky claims calling for the payment of J3058315 by the Federal Government are included In tho omnibus claims bill which tyv reported favorably to tho House Representative Sims of Tennessee I chairman of the War Claims Com mitten The bill carries a total of 1551583 of which tho greatest amount for any single State 395 137 Is for Tennessee Tho Kentucky claims areMary E Martin Bourbon repo1tedII 116 Thomas N Arnold Kenton county 6015 William A Attcrsall Clark county 30 A W Richards Union county 1428 Margaret A Bloom Fayotto county S789- William H Doawcll Anderson county 540 I n P Boston Boylo countye1 71C Valentine SDrewor Owsloy count 469 Patrick Henry Bridgewater Adair county 220 Coleman T B Brown Green county 1620S- tephen E Brown Boylo county 490J Patrick McGeo Nelson county UOn H Chester Anderson county i ZS9 Thomas P Coldwell 89 l Millard J Conley Paint Creek 1200U Denny Wayne county 102 Sarah Ann Dobbs Pulaski coun tarU62Wm Dunn Edmonson county intEmma F Everman Carter count i 425- Hattie Grider 1765 James XI Hall Montgomery county USO J A Hall Logan county 380 t Robert Hardwick Pulaski county 980- Fostor G Charles F and George Herser Hart county 1015 Thomas R 11111 Bath county t 405E S W S Holloway Hender son county 2102 William B Kelly Clay county EO Harriet N Lair Pulaski county 350Eliza Leathers Jessamine county 420J- oseph E Lindsey Montgomery county 1080- KatherineIi McClelland Fayettoi county 900- Elizabeth Magruder Nelson coun ty 220Daniel Mans Maysvlllo 260 George Leonard Campbell count 1105 John H Marshall Pendleton county 300 TOScotts I Emulsionkeeps healthful and happy Give them a few drops of this strengthening food medicine every day and watch them grow I IT PREVENTS I Croup- WhoopingCough i i t Bronchitis Loss of Flesh DelMany other troubles ALL Od0001T 1115 J fl J Samuel P Martin county 330 conEE Kane W Milward Fayette Hinton Jefferson coun 46Y L Moore Crlttendon n county 213 Ella J Vermillion Catchier county 52- lJflran F Mundy Mercer county 501 countE3 Hannah Nally Louisville 201 WashingtodFannie C Poynter Barren county 010 Belle M Robards Doyle county 425John M Robbins Bracken county 2G3 Margaret P Robinson GIrrard county 227 T P Salyer Lawrence county = 350 C H Webb Livingston county 1975Mary Speak Laurel county 36 Legabyn R A Walker Boyle county 324 Benjamin R Walker Graves county 524 Elijah Warren Croon county 176 John E Wells Mason county 25G Eleanor G Whitney Scott count ty 6066 John M Wilson Fulton county 3900 William J Worthington Green up county 36 Churches Lodges and Schools Bowling Green Baptist Church 650 Bowling Green First Presbyter Ian Church 1125 Bowling Green Methodist Church 4730 Brandenburg Baptist Church 180Harrison Masonic Lodge Bran donburg 125- Brandenburg DL E Church 125 Bryantsvllle Methodist ChurchI 410 Crab Orchard Baptist Church 150 St Andrews Lodge Cynthiana 600 Danville Christian Church 725 Danville First Baptist Church 700 Danville Presbyterian Church 610 Danville Methodist Church 520 Danvillo Presbyterian Theological i Seminary 1160 Flomlngsburg Baptist Church 175 Glasgow Common Schools 1215 Harrodsburg Baptist Church 675 HarrodsburgPresbyterian Church = 1100 Harrodsburg Methodist Church 750 Lebanon Presbyterian Church 1380 St Augustines Church Lebanon 405 Mt Sterling Methodist Church 46 Mt Sterling Presbyterian Church 650 Salt River Lodge Mt Washing ton 120- Green River Institute Munfords vllle S525- Jessamine Institute Nlcholasville 725 NIcholaovllle Christian Church 940Town of Nlcholaavillo 300 Nlcholasville Christian Church o Sulphur Well 300 Paris Baptist Church 000 Paris Presbyterian Church 1 215 Ewing Institute Perryvlllo 210 Porryvlllo Methodist Church 425 Perryvllle Presbyterian Church 325Princeton Baptist Church 325 Madison Female Institute Richmond I 6600- Cumborland Presbyterian Church I Pussellvillc 1650- Shephordsvlllo J Baptist Church 150Somerset Baptist Church 1500 Somerset Presbyterian Church 550Antioch Methodist Church Mer cer county 250- Shocking OJ Sounds In the earth are sometimes heard before n terrible earthquake that i warn of the coming peril Natures warnings are kind That dull pain or acho In the back warns you the kidneys need attention if you would escape those dangerous maladies Dropsy Diabetes or Brlghts dis t a Take Electric Bitters at once nd see backache fly and all your s t feelings return My son ra rived great benefit from their use fo kidney and bladder trouble writes Peter Bondy South Rock od Mich It is certainly a rent kidney medicine Try it ffic at James H Williams m II Subscribe for Tho Hartford Herald t AGE OF MIRACLES IS NOT PASSED When We Realize What Is Happening THE UNIVERSE fFULL OF THEMI r i lillly ti Lonk t Us and See EveryDay Occurrences SOME THINGS UNEXPLAINED The other day ono of the church organizations in a neighboring State dismissed ono of its members be cause ho said he did not believe in miracles But Instead of dismiss ing him from tho congregation the church should have taken steps to have him locked up in an insane asylum or a feebleminded Institute Thats where any man belongs who does not believe in miracles Tile truth is the world Itself is a miracle and the fulness thereof Who dares deny it Life Is a mir acle birth is a miracle and death Is a miracle Deny that if you will It is a miracle when a giant oak grows from an acorn and an apple tree with all its luscious fruit grows a seed and a bloom Can you ques tion the truth of that fact The human mind Is a veritable hotbed of miracles taking as it does the most delicate of Impressions and then turinlng out fullfledged thoughts and driving a powerful frame to execution of the desires created by the thoughts One trouble with such churches as that which dismissed the unwise gentleman from the congregation for expressing his folly is that it docs not know that the day of mira cles is NOT past It seems to be hero that at one period of tho earths history things wore different from what they are now that there was at no time a personal God that came down to earth and conversed with man as It whatever gods there be had to comp Iowa or as if it were necessary to speak to men in oral language to communi cate with them The voice of God today is as loud as It ever was there are as many miracles being performed this very minute as there wore over performed All prayers that ought to bo answered are answered and no prayer that was ever prayed right was left unanswered Whether Christ turned water Into wino nineteen hundred years ago may be debatable but it is certain that something somewhere is turn ing water into wine this Very day Not only that but that something Is turning water and dust into full rounded grapes composed of acids and sugar and starches and other strange elements and surely that Is as much of a miracle as turning water Into wino If the dismissed member of the congregation had said that ho did not believe that man had over performed n mir acle that would have been different Of course he never did miracles are over and above man Marconi brings about a miracle when he sets his mystic sparks Into the ether and has them shoot across unknown peas to be picked up thousands off miles away Dut It is not Marconi that per forms tho miracle it Is the SOME THING somewhere that builds the roses out of nothingness and that hardens the shell of the nut whllo being kissed by tho soft breeze of summer air It is this force that set the old world in motion that gave it a place In the universe that causes It to revolve that brings to It the splendid rays of tho sun and tho harmonizing reflections of a mourn ful moon It Is this power that drives the mists from the earth into the clouds and drops the rain to earth againIt is the beginning of the end whatever that Isthat performs the miracles which we see about us and puny man has precious little to do ililL J In tho fulness of time and when i it shall please Almighty God we mat understand it all put now Wo do not know we hope we walt fEvansvillo Courier t Children Crytt FOR FLETCHERS O ASTORIAI TTSTS NPOINT 1 IN UNION MEWING j 31TbII Indianapolis ind Inn Socialists wero supposed to gained a point when the aleII tion of tho United Mine was changed so that tho Journal iI IcJ Are You a Woman iCARDOI f III The Womans Tonica1 ee8oolIUIIIQiI JCl I P ithe official organ lwil serve Iu political Interests of the WPinbera of the general labor movementto Hec tofore tho union has heed nonpolitical A resolution was adopted condemning Federal Judge Anderson for relcaslns Detective Bunts under a State indictment for kid naping and calling on Congress to Investigate the case with n view to removing him First In CJrlppi Then Bronchitis Such was the case with Mrs W S nallov McCrenry Kjv My wife was taken down with a severe at tack of la grippo which ran Into bronchitis She coughed as though she had consumption and could not sleep at night The doctors medi cine gave her no relief and I was advised to try Folcys Honey andI Tar Compound The first bottle gave her so much relief that she continued using It and three bottles effected a permanent cure Mr W S Bailey says ho is prepared toI answer all Inquiries promptly For sale by all dealers m Government Anatomy Father Inquired the small boy making his first visit to the army post what house Is that over thereThats the Government Head quarters Jimmy- A long puzzled silence then Father where are its hindquar ters7February Lipplncotts For Sale Slxtyflro acres of well ImprovedI land in Rough river bottoms 2 miles west of Hartford For further particulars address X care o r The Herald 2tf A LIBERAL OFFER We Guarantee to Relieve Dys pcpsia If We Fail the 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assimilation of food are impos sibleTho Carminatives possess proper ties which aid in relieving the disturbances and pain caused by undi gested food This combination of these ingredients makes a rem- edY invaluable for the complete relief of indigestion and dyspepsia Wo are so certain of this that we urge you to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets on our own personal guarantee Throe slzes25c 50c and 100 Remember you can obtain Roxall Remcdlet only at our store Tho Tlexall StoroJames H Wil liams 214 Main street Hartford j o YOU WANTa Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over tho 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 offi SystemofShorthand Vhyt Because they know it is the Jest DRAUIIIi0NS PRACTICAL IJUSIIVESS COLLEU Ky Enuuvil hall Protwalunnt Unrl IBARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law KENTUCKYIMourn W II llHrncn and O K Nintth nnnuiirn ttiHttlie IIHVX rrllllIrlOrlnruhlpforthn trmrnl ir 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Article Guaranteed a- We O 9are Heady for Your Ol- dFqll V Globes Which you have laid back ready to make them now Feud your old Suits ofd Felt Hats old font Suits t- Duswe guarantee our work to give satisfaction if not HD money recent Se dI rKin to Hartford Pressing Club- y t aif C1 mdg FRFD N M1 t L MET r Joo t4 Subscribe The d w VEn 7 JOJ2 PACE OUR THC HARTFORD HERALDWFnk1DAY The Harijord Herald MEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX COITOfti- VRANK L FEUX Poland Pripr Entered at the Hartford postoffice f u mail matter of the second clawI 4 4Teddy seems to have boon born with a Presidential boom In his mouth Gov Voodrow Wilson of New Jersey will address the Kentucky Legislature next Friday I As a collector of Presidential campaign contributions Editor Hen ry Watteraon seems to be rather aI failure The winter must bo going hardl on 21r Rockefeller and his also elates In business for the price of oil has been histed Teddy doesnt saywkether be would rather be right than Presi dent but everybody knows how he stands on the latter proposition Yos the ground bog saw his shad ow and you can now make up your own weather chart according to whether or not you believe in him No doubt the counting room reII celpts of Harpers Weekly have creased materially of late That WllsonIUrvey matter was a pretty good adTcrtilOmllntI IIflveIII J IIspeecbI I I TheriY0Lkaordd s1s olng from all over the StateTh upII says it is a long road that I no turn Let us hope It Is a bad road that knows no possible mending by coontobeenacted lawsII Almost everybody is in favor of I good roads In Kentucky those days I especially those who are compelled jii to travel the bad ones The present i iII IIgoodsomeI II I I journs i The legislators at Frankfort doI jI not deserve quite all the credit for I a the passage of the county unit lawbI thejj voicing IThe country pros wishes of the people and promulgat ing the sentiment bad much to dot with bringing the matter into propjj i er shape for leglsatlonII Kentucky already has several supposed compulsory laws and is about to enact more They are all right if enforced but this brings- to mind our compulsory education lawone of the best ever enacted which is practically a dead statute It is hoped that pope will meet the fate of this well meant law i t I According to the author of the Chatter Box stuff in the Hartford i Republican some local Repub dean officeseeker Is guilty of trying to trade oH the Republican rote of Ohio county for an office of some Eort Could It be possible that one of this saintly crowd would attempt such a thing even for the sake of President Taftor la this merely 6 chatterii The St Louis OlobeDomocral says A prosecution for the ship mont of liquor from Indiana Into Kentucky scorns rather Incongruous Maybe It does but we are rather of the opinion that much of the liquor that is shipped Into Kentucky hasnt boon out of the State much longer than It takes to J cross the Ohio river and come back again Readers of noR who have taken an Interest In the Wilson Harvey controversy have wondered why Editor Wattorson ever publish ed that first article which was noth- Ing but an account of some common place matters which occurred in a private meeting of three friends Wattorson Wilson and Harvey It Fcrvcd no good purpose In any re spect And the whole matter has only left Gov Wilson more popular In tho minds of the people than ever 1 It Is announced that It now his tory of Kentucky has just been completed by Col E Polk Johnson No man In Kentucky is better equipped by Intellectuality experience or ca pablo observation to do a work like this than Col Johnson His ripen ell age has taken him through sev eral score years of Kentuckys ever interesting history with which ho has kept constantly In touch and bis versatile pen has gathered tho cream of nit this The work Is 1In throe volumes and It will at once take its place among the highclass productions of Its class Tho tuberculosis question In Kentucky has for the present focused Itsolf upon tho Legislature Two hills bearing upon this subject have been Introduced both In the Senate T rwrrr-lt and House One bill provides for a Board of Tuberculosis Commission ers and an appropriation from the State to enable the Commission to carry on an cxtslre educational l ampslcn and Also gives counties the privilege of taxing themselves for a Tuberculosis Sanatorium If they care to build one The second bill provides for a State Tubercu losis Sanatorium In behalf of the thousands of sufferers from thisI dread disease the State should certainly take some action looking to the relief and cure of Its citizens The legislators are the servants of the State and should act accord ingly LODGED AGAIN The Hartford Republican con ducts a rather clumsy Muffling game The slowdown proves tfiat It never had any trumps The Her old gore the Republican n fine fair chance to prove that the letter It published from the DanielSamuel- Music Company was printed by it Jtttt exactly as written by Mr Dan iels without any sort of addition or chance but It declined to submit proof and produce the letr Is the presence of wltnrwes for both sides Tr pointing tbl letter M It did I apparently chnnped to make It ap j t wr that Mr Daniel gave the Re III publican credit for being the ONLY jjI sand BEST advertising modlum in I11 Hartford or this section of country It was a reflection upon The Herald an the music companys ad appeared I In both papers hi defense of j Tbe Heralds reputation as a good I advertising medium we proceeded J o Investigate the matter All weII have asked is that the Republican I t I prove that It did not change the wording of Mr Daniels letter ai the gentleman himself says he aimed to write tlienroiitT tire KL1e1bat1 he wrote The Herald This they have failed utterly to do Wo Invited the Republican to produce the original letter of Mr Daniel for the Inspection of witnesses but it would not do so Could there be any bet ter proof that the Republican faked a puff for Itself Of course this Is no penal offense but it Is neither fair to the advertiser nor to a neigh bor sheet nor yet to people who are seeking a reliable advertising meI dlumThe I Republican says It is going to drop the matter We dont blame It bit In the meantime while i on its fingers from contact with a hot tater it might take extra precautions next time or someI forImemberohipSmokers Club without further ex amination A Warning Against Wet oeetcWet and chilled feet usually aftfact the mucous membrane of the nopetbroat and lungs and la grippe bronchitis or pneumonia may re Ult Wntcu carefully particularly the children and tor the racking stubborn coughs give Folcys Honey and Tar Compound It BolhOs the Inflamed membranes and heals the cough quickly Sirs A A 11KrohFoleys Honey and Tar Compound toII my children It cures their coughs and colds and they like to take IttFor sale by all dealers m fFor Rule Fnrnis7All sizes from to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy lang A C YEISER COII Hartford Kytt Needs Tightening CpoII The WattersonWilson controversy proves but one thing viz that t Just about so often our brilliant Kentucky journalist has to do or I say something In an effort to attract I public attention A little free advertising Is all Mr Watterson wanted out of the Incident and he got It No ones harmed and Wilson will be the nominee for President No doubt you havo heard of the man Who had a tap loose Wntlersons entire runninggear needs tightening npHancock Cla- rionCoughs I I I and ColdsI You could riot please us better than to ask your doctor about Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds croup bron chitis Thousands of families always keep it in the house The approval of their physi cian and the experience of many years have given them great confidence in this standard cough medicine Sold for seventy yearS Any good doctor will tel you tbst raedl cine Tike Ayers Cherry Pectoral caaatt do Its best work if the bowels are COB etipsted Ask your doctor If ho know anything better than Ayets Pills for Cello rectlne tis aluggishneas of the lIyerj l Ka4e blr i j y TERROR IN THE HEARTS 1 j GRAfTER5lSj i j I i IWlto Have for Years iBeenij j Looting the Generalw Government v Ono ofthe ablest and moscour ageous Democrats in Congress Ben Johnson chairman of the 1Dl IsII trict of Columbia Committee we do not suppose there Is another I member of the House of Represen tatives so thoroughly hated by the jI grafters and Treasury looters who have for years been looting the gen I eral Government through the Dis I tract appropriation bills as this same democratic Democrat Ben I Johnson made a name for himself in his native State serving as a mem I Internalsi Revenue Collector Speaker of the House State Senator and 1enow i serving his third term In Congress He Is in the prime of life of tall commanding presence genial and iII cordial to all who meet him and j I positive in his convictions whon J 1aj once made That he has sized up I the situation here In the District of j Columbia pretty accurately and has struck terror to the hearts of thesoII genial grafters who have so longII carried things with a high hand is putting It mildly The brazen effrontery I of the Republican ncwspa pers of the District of Columbia in making war upon him even before he had been named as chairman of the District Committee shows to what lengths this band of best citizens socalled will go That they hue overplayed their hcn4QJdeunttlnstoid of a weak ling susceptible to their timeworn I custom of dinners and social functions an honest courageous man anxious and willing to do justice to all of the people inside and outside of the District of Columbia has now dawned upon them with terrible force And the National Dem ocrat trusts that the real Demo crats of the House will hold up Mr Johnsons hands in his tight for honesty and principle and not be led astray by the unjust attacks of the local and designing Republican newspapers of this cltyNatlonal Democrat Washington Tax Notice j All persons knowing themselves indebted to the town of Hartford for taxes for the years of 1909 1910 and 1911 or for either year will call at my office at First National Bank and settle and thereby save of levy and solo Please give your prompt attenion as the matter must be closed up at once 4tf J P STEVENS M T H BROUGHT HER OWX EGGS COULDNT AFFORD RISK The Louisville Herald recites the following little story She was from the country Her garb and timid mien proclaimed it as she entered hesitatingly a Fourthstreet dairy lunch room where she seemed bewildered by array of mirrors and lights Id like a cup of coffee please she said as she deposited the proper amount upon the counter With a sigh of relief as tho steaming beverage was placed be ore her she placed a large black traveling bag upon the counter and began dragging out the contents First came a pair of woolen mite then a spectacle case a wellworn pocketbook a handkerchief n few small packages wrapped In paper and last of all two beautifully white eggsI just come In for the day she explained apologetically to the walt- er and I brought my own eggs with me I couldnt afford to risk these city eggs A roomful of ravenous city folk watched her repast with Illconceal ed envy Illumed a Good Worker I blamed my heart for severe distress In my left side for twoII years writes W Evans Danville I Va but I know now It was indi gestion as Dr Kings New Life Pills completely cured me Best for stomach liver and kidney troubles constipation headache or NilhamshamsNotleOhio Circuit Court- D B Reed et al Plaintiffs vS Equity action No 488 6 Ray Barnard et aI Defendants All persons having claims against the estate of J J Reed deceased are hereby notified to file same with the underslgnedCommlssloner at his ofllco in Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before the 15t lay of February 1912 or they will je forever barred F L FELIX Master Commissioner f 4 Ohio Circuit Court j Hartford Herald Only SIt Yuri c c MEETING TO PROTEST jAGAINST PARCELSPOST To Be Held at Nashville Febru ary 2628 Last Meeting Was Success Nashville Tenn Feb 5Specl- anAn AntiParcelsPosts ConK vention to protest against the passage of the present or any other measure proposed In Congress for the purpose of establishing a par eelsposts system In this country is called to meet In Nashville February 2C2728 Last spring a like convention was held in this city at which 1000 representative mer chants from the States of Tenness andImeeting sufficient sentiment was created against the then pending parcelspost measure In Congress as to materially assist In causing 1 postponement and temporary d i feat It is hoped to again accom plish a like result this time when much larger attendance promises to be on hand from the same terri toryThe jobbing and manufactur- Ing interests of this city and in fact the country at large are combined with their principal commercial al lies the retail merchants to pre vent the passage of a parcelpos- measure which they claim woul directly and ruinously affect their respective business at the same time that It would create a subsidy In the interest of mailorder houses 1 a In few large cities This convention Is for the purpose of expressing the jientlraeijts of south era co m mercla Interests relative to the general par colposts Idea Both sides of the question however will be heardI fromArrangements are being made here for the presence ota much larger convention than last year Special rates will be offered by all1 railroads and an attractive program which will Include social features and the presence of speakers of na tion reputation is being prepared I A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlains Liniment and bound on to the affected parts is superior to any plaster When troubled with lame back or pains in the side or chest give It a trial and you are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords Sold by all dealers m i Sold Pooled Tobacco Henderson Ky Feb r J S Duncan was indicted here today for selling pooled tobacco to the Hodge company TO TH- EFeurmers Time will soon be at hand for you to begin tilling your soil If you need anything in the Plow line we have a stock that cannot be excelled to do the work- Blounts Steel Plows and Olivers Chilled Plows and repairs of all kinds Also Wire and WovenWire Fen c ing can be had at this place Your trade is solicited LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky + GO TO + I Albert Oller + FOR + + Carpenter and Repair Work + + fIN WORK + + Pump and Furniture Repairing + + Soldering and Saw Filing Bug gy Tops Covered and Lin d + Youll find him in heDr John +1 Mitchell office on Main Street +j jt- J Beaver Dam Ky T01 + + + + + + + + l1 + + 1 Single Comb Buff Orpington Eggs from Prize Winners at Ken tucky State Fair 1011 Have mated up three pens from wlilcl j will sell iODhper setting of 15 Will book orders now for shipment later Send for mating llstItsafrec Will also sell a lervilaying Pullets at 200 each Satis faction guaranteed RD Brooks BSI Iu+ Graham Ky1 r Public Sale of Fine Poland Chiria Hogs I 38 Head j 38r IF W Creager and Isaiah Miller will hold apublie Sale of Poland Chinas including bred Sows and young Boars in Elizabethtown ebruary 19 1912 fYou will find some as good individuals and good blood as can be bought anywhere in this sale t F 1 Come and get you a good pair of Hogs Satisfaction guaranteed To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons Fencedwants We have just received two tAT loads of the celebrated American Steel Wire Fence We bought it right so we can givetyou a very low price on any specifications you may need Call and see us about your fence trulyeDUNDEE MERCANTILE CO INCORPORATE DUNDEE KENTUC- KYHARTFORD l HERALDS RatesdFOR YEAR SUBSCRIPTIONS The Herald and Weekly Couricr Journal 150a e Weekly Louisville Herald 135 S Louisville Dally Evening Post 350 1Farmers Honic Journal u 150I sally Oircnshoro Messenger 350 Twiccaweck Owensboro Messenger 175 Y 1 Dally Oxvcnsboro 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body can afford Its ThriceaWeek edition which comes every other day in the week except Sunday It will be of particular value to you now The ThrlceaWeek World also abounds In other strong feat ures serial stories humor mar kets cartoons in fact everything that is to be found in a flrstclasai dally regularper year aid this pave for J56 pa pers we otter this unequalled newspaper1 and THE HARTFORD f HERALD both together for ono year for only 9105 i Tho regular subscription price oC the two pap rs is 200 j v Y4444AF4a 44- i4 ADVERTISING IS NOT + 4 An expense but an investment 4r and tho more money you put d- i into it the more you get out + 4 of it if you place your ad in a 4 reliable live paper like THE + b HERALD Then It brings rf + + BUltS 41 + 4 i 1i 44 + 44F44444 + + v J OOOOOOCXXXXXXJOOOOCOOOOOOOO The Courier Journal For 1912 You can not keep posted on current political events unless you read the 1 CourierJournalLou- isville KUenry Watterson Editor This Presidential Year TIIE TARIFF will be the Issue and tho battle will be a hardfought- one You can get tho Weekly CourierJournal AND 1 The Hartford Herald t 4 Both One Year for only j 150 CpurierJournalmake a special rate on Daljy and Sunday CourierJournal in combine lion with The Herald j TO GET 4UW tORDERS OP j TIllS CUT RATE MUST BK BEST TJ8 NOT T dCOUIUER4OURNAL i COCOOCOCOSCOOOCCCCOOCXCOOO f BflAlliMlitPlu BOOKKEEPING TELEGRAPHY Ah- tTYPEWRITINGS I WJhm aqnofarrlnaluoemelnd As1N JIVcJU UI r I J a4itntsrowAKfNW1LHU1Rfir WEDNESDAY FEB If Io13Tw Iql u Fnt1Lt1 R n i j PAGE FIVE I 1 ttt J I UJ I P 1 i ji StIa13T 1 I ij i 1 fijs if II K liiJt 3 n A ho r t 1 t J Home But be sure and attend Fairs Big y y Kum Down Sale Only a few more days that you can take advantage of the low prices that are prevail ing throughout the entire House Remember Saturday brings the big event to a close Let us make the closing days the best Bear in mind that it pays to trade with a house that saves you money GaTHE FAIR DEALERS I OO OOOOOOOOOO OOO OjIOCAli NEWS AND 0 0 PERSONAL POINTS 0 00000000000000000U Come to the Come Down Salon T CARSON CO I Fresh Staple Groceries at Moores 4 j L ttMeat Market jtt Remember the time and come to the Come Down Sale February 2d to 10th CARSON fc CO r iI If you miss the Come Down Sale It will be your loss CARSON CO j i Dr E W Ford has been 111 and copflned to his home tho past day or tVo Mr Vic Robertson the stockman Glondeano Ky was In Hartford Monday Look at our Ladles Cloaks and f qCoat Suits while the Come Down Sale is on CARSON CO I See our line of Silks at greatly reduced prices during the Come Down Sale CARSON CO Mr Dernle McDowell Hartford Route 2 gave The Herald a pleasant call Friday Mr G W Spinks Hartford I Route 1 gave The Herald a pleasant call Wednesday Dont taU to try a sack of Irvlng ton Flour Satlsfaqtlon guaranteed Sold exclusively by W H Moore Son0tfc Leave your Laundry at iqy Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 Her Grocery 4 Mr John F Porter Is very ill ot- a complication of diseases at the residence of his brother Mr F M Porter city Make a 25cent purchase at the Ohio County Drug Company and takea guess for a 2500 Victor Talking Machine 4tf All kinds of Telephones and Switchboards repaired and new Vj parts furnished when needed by A ik E Pate Hartford Ky 5t4 j Moasrs I D Ellis Hartford Route 3 and Herbert Riggs Route 7 were pleasant callers at The her aid office Thursday r John H Barnes cashier Dam Deposit Bank Bea E L Ashley Hartford IIriessrs E E Price Eddie How D A Arnold Horse and A L Maddox Hart I ford Route 4 were among The Her aids Callers yesterday 4 p Miss Elizabeth Davidson city A- Ccompanied by her visitor Miss Olga Smith Cromwell were pleasant callers at The Herald office Satur day Mr James Nelson and daughter of Hartford Route 4 have gone to Owensboro to live and where the father will put the little one in college Anyone contemplating buying v Telephone would do well to com murilcate with A E Pate Hartford Ky agent for CracraftLelcTi Ele trio Co Ct4 Messrs W S Ford Olaton J M Ross and A Ross Centertown and J W Carter Hartford Route 1 gave The Herald a pleasant call Saturday Mr and Mrs S T Hunter of Smallhous have arrived in Hatford to make their home with their son Mr C O Hunter deputy county court clerk The stork has been flying over Hartford lately and left a precious papkage at the residences of Messrs Virgil Elgin Jr and E P Moore A boy in each Instance Mr Y L Mosoley has moved his law office from over the First Na tional Bank to the rooms over At torney John B Wilsons offices next door to The Herald office Mr John T Moore cashier of tho Bank of Hartford left Monday for Jacksonville St Augustine San ford Fin and other Southern points on a few weeks pleasure trip If you are going to buy a Tele phone you cant do better when you buy the CRACRAFTLEICH They make telephones that talk and sure ring Sold by A E Pate Hartford Ky liB After a tohisfamily here Mr Harry OBannon jejft Monday for his railroad tie work at Burkes vllle Ky He was accompanied by his son Ray for n ffaort stay with his father One womap and seventyone men were admitted to practice before the District Supreme Court at Washington last week Among the men was Mr Robert L Barrios formerly of Ohio county The Hartford College Basket Ball team defeated the Central City basket ball boys by a score of 42 to 12 at the local athletic ball last Fri day night Tho C C boys took their defeat gracefully The thermometer took another tumble downward In this vicinity last Saturday night and Sunday f 0L morning it registered an average ot about six degrees below 7ero Tills waa followed by rising temperature and the weather man promises us something warmer the balance of the week Fresh Beefsteak Beef RdastP6rl Steak Chops Homomade Sausage pure Pork Pure Momemadi Lard fine and Cured Meats of all kinds at W H Moore Sons Meat Market Phone 47 Ctf Buy THE CRACRAFTLEICH Telephone and you will escape the trouble and work cause by hav Ing a poor and defective telephone They are guaranteed Sold by A E Pate Hartford Ky Ct4 On account of the urgent demand for that issue we ran short ot Hart ford Heralds dated January 10 1912 We would appreciate a copy or two from friends who have read theirs of that date and care no more for it- Dont forgot that W II Moore ISon will do all in their power to please you If for any reason you aro not satisfied with any purchase made of them dont tell others but toll us and wo will treat you right GUI Miss Mollle Maltrn formerly of Hartford has been appointed an attendant at the Feeble Minded Insti tuto at Frankfort Miss Martin Is a worthy and capable woman and deserves the success which Is sure to be hers Hear Alexanders Ragtlmrt Hand You are the Ideal of My Dreams Bill etc on the Victor Talking Machine You might own this machine by making a 25ccnt purchase at the Ohio County Drug Cos store 4tf The will of Mrs Julia A Wedding was probated In tho Ohio coun ty court yesterday Mr Rowan Hol brooks who was named In the will cs executor appeared In court exe cuted bond and was duly qualified as the executor of said estate Rev Frank H Broyfogle repre senting the American Bible Society of New York with branch officeat Cincinnati 0 Is on the First Na tional Bank corner In Hartford selling Bibles at 25c and upwards Testaments at Sc and upwards All goods sold at actual cost of produc tion See his line at once The Hartford College Athletic Association has been formed In Hartford and n complete gymnas- Ium outfit will soon be on hand The large hall room over Cleve tiers grocery has been leased and Is being equipped in fine style for practice and entertainments It Is a worthy movement and deserves every possible success Messrs J E Brown Owensboro C B B Felix Olaton S M Dexter H A Ashby and C R Ashby Cen tertown H T Porter W D Hock er and W P Leach Deaver Dam Routee2 James Nelson Hartford Route 4 R B Canary Pordsvllle J W OBannon city A L Stevens North Hartford R H McDowell Hart ford Route 2 and James B Bur den Knottsvllle were among The Heralds callers Monday MUS JULIA WEDDING DIES AT HOME AT WHITESVILLE Mrs Julia Wedding one of the most highly respected and best known women of Davless county died of paralysis 930 oclock Fri day night at her home at Whites ville after a critical Illness lasting for over two weeks Mrs Wedding formerly lived at Hartford but two years ago moved to Whltesville She was 58 yours of ago and was a consistent member of the Baptist church at Hertford for a number of years Mrs Wedding Is survived by tour children who are Miss Mary Wedding of Whltesvillo Mrs Geo gla Keown of Fordsvlllo Mr J B Wedding of Knoxville Tenn and J F Wedding df Indianapolis Ind She Is also survived by one brother William Townsend of Illinois The remains of Mrs Wedding are rived In Hartford Saturday night In charge of relatives and her fu neVal occurred at the Baptist church here Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev Gatlin of Owensboro Im mediately following the services In terment took place at Oakwood v a Charged With Seduction Sheriff T H Black went to Springfield 111 last Saturday after Leslie Thomas who had been ar rested on the charge of seduction and lodged In Jail in Springfield- Mr Black returned Monday night without the prisoner ho declining to come in the absence of requisition papers It 1 Is said as soon as the necessary papers may be had Mr Black will return to Springfield and bring Thomas to Hartford where ho is charged by Indictment with seduction tDPIl1S ltRNRYYAt18N KLAYYRR 000000000000000t 000000000000000The In court ball Monday morning for tho February term of three weeks After preliminary motions the following named gentlemen were em paneled as grand jurors for the present term viz George Dirks F B Renfrew Walter Shields Fred Miller J w Embry II O BennettIi Joo Bennett Robert Plummer WI M AddIngton J W Muffett W H j Rhoads and John H Leach W M Addington was designated by the II Court as foreman Fred Miller wasi selected as sheriff and WH Rhoads as clerk for the grand jury After listening to the very thor ough and exhaustive Instructions of the Commonwealths Attorney Ben D Rlngo supplemented by some very timely BtigoKtloim of the Court Judge lilrkhead touching upon their duties as jurors the report of I the various officers was heard the jurors repaired to the jury room where they are busily engaged look lug after the evil doers of the 1 county The following named gentlemen were empaneled as petit jurors viz W T Withrow J W Muffett J W Howe W H Maddox J N Cole WIS Allen M F Allen W M T C Lean James Cook W J Marten I en Taylor Alney Tichenor I The Comth eases on the two days docket wore disposed of as folIlows Comth va Kern Alvey plea of ji I I guilty inw and facts to the Court and fined 0 and costsII Comth vs Josle WardcontlnI ned I Comtli vs YoC Truman two cases continued On motion of Commonwealths and County Attorneys the following 14 cases were stricken from thoj docket Comth vs Grover Mor i tie Ernest James et al Carl alias Crowder Fox Gilbert Wright Jesse Caeebler Llcho Ransom 2 cases C H White 2 cases Claude Taylor 2 cases P A Wheat Pearl Tichenor V L Anderson The following 30 oases were con tinued and alias process awarded viz Comth vs Paul Cooper Llche Ransom 3 cases Hardin Dalzo Fleldcn Ilalze Red Rusty WilsonI Hob Nelson 2 cases Lee Hobbs Molllo Day J E Smith Mack Sho per Jobn Myers Mike Helfrlck ttobcrli Bruner the HockleyPhelps Bonnell Co E L Weljs Charlie Dennis A E Smith Hardin Baize et al 2 cases Frank Allen ft nl 2 cases Lee Watt et al Joy Wheeler John Cleaver Flclden Baize et al 2 cases Chas Baize ct alJury Trials Ordinary Docket MONDAY FIRST DAY William Murphy vs M H E R R Co R L Taylor vs Same Lena Cherry vs V L Anderson- TUESDAYSECOND DAY Emerson Rogers vs W C Blanken ship Etc Mary E Pate vs G B Likens WEDNESDAY THIRD DAY J B Howard vs M H E R R Co et al Wayne Lee vs L N R R Co Eva Hawes et al vs Advance Stove Works- THURSDAYFOURTH DAY L T Barnes vs MH E RR Co FRIDAY FIFTH DAY John Henry Tucker vs Petition for Naturalization P L Alford vs G W Embry c The remainder of tho jury trial docket is not yet set The jury trials on ordinary docket were disposed of as follows William Murphy vs M H E R R Co verdict of jury for de fendantLena Cherry vs V L Anderson verdict of jury for defendant Mary E Pate vs O B Likens continuedEmerson Rogers vs W C Blank enshlp et al on trial Notes Mr G B Likens Assistant State Auditor Frankfort Is In attendance at court looking after his legal bus- Iness here He Is accompanied by his little daughter Mariam Likens Mr S A Anderson Louisville la- In attendance at court this week looking after his legal business here Ho is accompanied by his lit tle daughter Helen Mr Marvin Miller official stenog rapher for the Sixth Judicial Dis trict arrived In Hatford Monday and is prosecuting his work Mr George W Feagan chief en gineer of the L N Railroad now stationed at Cynthiana is in at tendance at court Messrs C M Taylor Beaver Dam Shelby Ford FordsvlHc and S A Bratcher Hartford who were appointed Jury Commissioners by Judge T F Blrkhead Monday ap peared in court yesterday morning and after the oath of office was ad ministered they repaired to the jury room where they are selecting the names of the jurors for tho ensuing year I 1 ROYAL BAKINGPOWDER Absolutely Pure Economizes Butter Flour Eggs makes the food more appetizing and wholesome I The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar I II oooooooocooooocC QOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ies Hattie Glenn was out of school Thursday and Friday on ac count of illness Miss Myrtle Williams substituted In her absence LogansportItered the Teachers Training enII thin week IIr Walter Myers Olaton Misses and Kddlth Duke Dukehurst spent the weekend at home with their parents IProt Hedrlcks Teachers Class In History are devoting one period a week to the study of current events which Is a most Interesting recita tionThe second examination In all de partments begins Wednesday The Third number of the College Lyceum Course which takes place Saturday February 10 Is looked forward to as a real treat to all lovers of music and expression IIKAVKK DAM BASKET HALL TEAM DEFEATED The Owensboro Messenger of Sat urday says Dy easily defeating the Western Kentucky seminary of Deaver Dam quintet last night at the local Y M C A the C H P bas f hlli t u wiped out tile iguoruiiiouiJ Hoi they suffered at the hands of tin Greenville tuam last Friday night When the whistle ended the last ses sion 30 loomed up on the OwMit boro side of the score board while 14 was the total of their opponents score The O II S played at a kill pace now and then exhibiting ling of form that brought ap plnuFe from the small but enthu siastic crowd The visitors wore un able to keep up with the speed or the local boys consistently but at times they showed several streaks of form and Rood shooting that riv aled the work of the locals S + oCt of c P off NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS to Opposite your name on the + paper or wrapper you will find 4 the date your subscription ex 4 nines Jf you find your sub oIJo scription has expired please + send us one dollar We will ap + predate a prompt remittance 4 + o1o + + of + t + Fur tiedown property vacant ots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YKISRtt CO- Hartforu Ky For classy job printing flu Herald II Tlro Take Advantage Of The Best Sale Of the Seasoneoooe NOW AT Barnard 6 Cos On you and you alone rests the burden and the blame MILL REMNANTS i U- at a great saving and any article in our store at Greatly Reduced Prices ONLY + 4 WORE D7WSI s HERALDWEDNESDAY 7 FEB 7 1 1JJ Y IPAQE SIX THE HARTFORD The Hartford Heraldl Illinois Central Railroad Time Table at Heaver Dntn Ky North Bound South Bound No 132r405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131855 pm J B Williams Agt TERRI8LE PERILS OF CHINESE WARI Described by Missionary i KentuckyrjWHO ESCAPED WITH 13 OTHERSI I 4ev Jas C Ogden and Fame ily Will Visit Relatives i In Nicholas i I I JIB WAS LOOATKI IN TIHKT Carllole Ky Jan 31 = There I DaItangOgden missionary to Tibet who with his family recently landed In San Francisco and are now resting In Los Angeles before beginning the last lap of their long Journey home that we lived day at a time and even hour at a time but we got through and God only knows howI The strain of the last four months has been almost unendura ble and much of It too horrible to tell It has made a lasting Impres sion on us and our health is not too good just now We were sorry wo could not ca ble sooner circumstances were against It When we got to Ta LI Fu It was blood and murder and so on along the line We got to theI coast and had no money We could do nothing but wait till wo reached ShanghaiNow that the suspense Is bro ken and we are all safe we can be thankful to God and rejoice all tho moreMr Ogden writes that with TIts family and about thirteen other missionaries they left Datang Tibet October 13 because trouble had broken out on the border between tho Chinese and Tibetans Batang hadnt many soldiers and they were scheming to kill their officials Tho officials advised the missionar lea to leave fearing they might not be able to give them protection The missionaries were without money as they couldnt get any from the banks for their money came from China and as long as there was trouble there they could not get a centAfter starting from Batang they traveled many days on foot with tho women in chairs on the backs of coolies some of the distance also being covered on horseback They reached TaLIFu in safety November 21 after thirtyone days of actual travel through robberInfested dis tricts and after encountering many perils against which only great cau tion brought them out safely They left Ta LI Fu November 25 the day after a great battle was fought at the south entrance of that city They would have loft sooner but for the exciting conditions brought about by tribes of robbers trying to take advantage of the revolution marching on tho city Wo were In the city and could not leave until the robber tribes were routed which was done arterI several hundred had been killed writes Mr Ogden and had the rob bore succeeded In their attack It would have been all up with us The border of Tibet was in a great state of anarchy with the robber tribes thriving We gained protection from the revolutionists and wore In their camp nine days at Ta LI Fu and worco escorted by their sol j dlersIMr Ogden says that many timesI they doubted whether they would get out of that country with their nerveous systems Intact that ho couldnt begin to write half the hor rors and perils they suffered and wouldnt attempt it He says that they continually received messages by runners advising them to get to tho coast as quickly as possible as anarchy reigned in the Interior andI the Chinese Government was gener ally upset Through the section of Yunan where they were all had gone over to the side of the young Chinese against the Manchu rule and the cities towns and villages were flying the revolutionary flag He says they passed hundreds of soldiers dally and wero all right when near the soldiers their only peril while with them being from attack from the Manchu soldiers The missionaries arrived at Yu nun Fu December 7 and left December 9 arriving In Shanghai De i jrr1ff 11 IE JI r 1 cember 22 and Immediately cabled their relatives hero of their safety During all of the time represent ed in the narrative of Mr Osdohs letter his parents and other rela tives and friend hero wpro unable to hoar from them and grave fears were entertained Tho Rev lr Ogden and family after resting in Los Angeles Cal spending a month with tho church which formerly supported him in the field wlll return to his home here where the greatest union re ception ever held will be tendered thin by all of the churches of Car- lisle and Nicholas county Ther will arrive hero about February 20 The letter detailing some of tho events of their perilous journey was received by Mr Ogdona parents Mr and Mrs Arthur FOg den whp reside in this county oooooooooooo o o o o o- 0 BROTHERHOOD 0 000000000000000Brotherhood men conjure with It opens thoI heart and makes the mind alert originally the church was a brotherhood Including all classes and conditions it became a factor in the lives of men that caused them to suffer and to sacrifice as nothing elite had ever done It opened the way to revolution for Christian ity literally turned the world upside down It brought In a new stand nrd of ethics It freed the slave However It may have failed because of human limitation no historian will dare deny that Christianity has done more to usher in freedom than all other agencies combined The charities of the early church signified that n religion of brotherhood and mutual helpfulness had arisen among men Modern missions In dicate that the most highblooded people on earth recognize their kln ship to tho most savage and de basedBut brotherhood has In many instances become simply an appeal to selfishness Frequently It means only the development of the few to the demoralization of tho many I There can be no real brotherhood without the fatherhood of God The fatherhood of God Implies a care for every one of His children He sends his rain upon the just and up on the unjust His provision Is for all Cursed be the man who dares withhold It from Gods children whether he be n monopolist by virtue of his wealth or by reason otII his temporary power The most beneficent influence of trades unionism Is not so much in its helpfulness In securing better pay and shorter hours for those who are already in fairly Rood circum stances but In the bravo fight that it Is making for the woman and the child who suffer because of mans avarice and greed It is In Its ef forts to secure better things for the man who tolls away almost forgot ten because his place has been so low that few have heard his cry May the arm of organized labor be made strong in its defense of those who need its help And In its ef forts In behalf of these It should have tho cooperation of every real brotherhoodFor today that sheds his Wood with me shall fin mv bro- therRev Charlrs Stetzle T Tho Sound Sleep orClooc Health s not for those suffering from kld PV ailments and Iroriilnrltles The prompt use of Folev widnoy Ills will dispel backache and rheu Tintlsm heal and stronpthfen sore wok nnd ailing kidneys restore normal action and with It health and strength Mrs M F Spals Jury Sterling 111 says I suf forcd great pain In mv hack and fldneys could not sleep at night nnd could not raise mv hands over my head But two bottles of Fo Icy Kidney Pills cured mo Folp Kidney Pills have my hcartlu t en dorsement For sale by all dealer m English Coffee a The American opinion of coffee as understood in the English home the English lodgings Is esteemed Is not high and how the coffee of may be understood from the follow ing travelers tale It was his first morning in London apartments and his landlady came up with the breakfast and as he began the meal opened a slight conversation I opened n slight conversation l It looks like rain she said It does replied the American but it smells rather like calfeeIII 11 1 FOR SALEGeneral store On account of 111 health I wish to sell at once stock of general merchan l disc storehouse dwelling lot etc ij1 1 Splendid location Dig bargain Adidress S O Crafton Deer Lick Ky Itching of the skin anywhere ont tho body stops instantly when rubI i bed with BALLARDS SNOW LINttj MENT One or two applications cures permanently Price 25o BOc c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hart t 12oyani livL+ww I ILJIIW dH Iooooooooooooooooo o 0 O The Heralds Special Selections O 00 OC THE PRECEPTS OF SOLOMON King Solomon the story says had many many wives He married them in bargain lots of two and threes and fives Ho lavished costly gems on them and fed them spices sweet And showered priceless violets with singing at their foot The story says that Solomon was wise beyond his ago A match for all designing maids or ladles In a rage He kept a perfect oven keel upon tho Nuptial Sea And that was going some my friend you grab it straight from mel The story says he built a housea most magnollous place And not a woman Interfered or dared to show her face Or ordered changes in the stairs the linen chests or shelves The married men whove built a house will have to pinch themselves And wrote a bunch of lyrics that would shame our Laura Jean The story says that Solomon got softening of the bean Nor did he hide the burning lines as you or I would do But published them and not a wife asked who the lines were tol The story saysbut why go on to publish and revamp Tho wondrous things that filled the life of this pinchhitting champ The story tells the bigger things that made his biggest hits But when It comes to smaller truths why there tho story quits Tho Homo Precepts of Solomon do scarce apply to me Ive but a single wife against his nlnoteenslxtythreo long to get the simple truths about this famous guy And learn how he explained It when his envelope was IIhy- Buffalo News Getting at Them Gov Wilson of New Jersey prais ed a certain stump orator Even when his audience is un sympathetic said Gov Wilson the mans wit is unfailing- He was speaking oqe night in a hall and his hearers being of the opposite party rose almost on masse to depart But the speaker held up his hand and shouted Walt a minute gentlemen Ive got a few more pearls to cast Deafness Cannot bo Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There Is only one way to cure deaf ness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by anjj Inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is Inflamed you have a rum J bUng sound or imperfect hearing andII when it Is entirely closed Deafcvss Is the result and unless the inflamma Ion can be taken out and this tube restored to ita normal condition hear ing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the raucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars or any case of Deafness caused by atarrhthat cannot be cured byllalls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars tree F J Cheney Co ToledoO Fold by Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for con tipatiolimEvidence The motor car Is displacing the torso everywhere Yes Only this morning I found piece of rubber tire in my coun try sausage GREATEST MEDICINE ON EARTH A prominent citizen of EvanvlJ1e Ind writesI was 111 for five months with a pulmonary trouble and had tho best ot doctors I had hemorrhages and was In a very bad way Through the advice of a friend I tried VlnoI and I feel that it saved my life t Is all you recommend it tobo I ollovo It Is the greatest medicine on earth I kayo advised others to try Vinal and they have had tho same snits Name furnished on re- Quest Wo want every one In this vicinity who Is troubled with ohronlo colds coughs or pulmonary troubled to omo and get a bottle of Vino If It does not go to the seat pt trqu lexical the inflammation and stop ho cough We will cheerfully return ivory cent paid us for it This showS fir talth and proves that you tako to chance Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam Ky 1 Hartford Drag Co Hartford jty t1 c 1 i Strious Lung Dlieaq result from cold which were expected to get welt themi elves The sensible course when cold settles in the chest U to tat IT IS A GRAND THR9AT J The great relief It affords In the to i those who bate been bar aUld b7an obstinate Irritating cough cheet clears the air pass J ages of phlegm soothes and heals ound condition In the respiratory organs t Put Up in Three per Bottle it Buy the fIOO sloe It contains flue you get with each bottle a j I Dr Herrick Red Pepper Porous t ST LOUIS KOJJAMES F BALLARD Btepken Eye Ealv1i m remedy of great OLD LLARDSFeyelid It beaU Quickly and 1 1 ilAUTlOUD DRUG CO nAnTI HEAVER DAM KY the lamp Oil that I I Saves Eyt9N- othing la moro important la the homo than clear steady light Insure this by getting the oil that burns clear and clean without a flicker sown to the last drop Pennsylvania crude oil refined to perfection I Coats no more than the tank wagon kind fives OtONEY eyesTour Olla In barrels direct from QUI works Chas C SfoO OH Co tonlsvnie Kyi Refinery at Warren VfWo NoCarb Good Things toEat will hold no joys for you If you have hell gesUoi or any STOMACH LIVER or KIDNEY trouble Yon need not paT big doctors bills but if yon suffer from any of these ailments just step into your nearest druggist and get grenthouseholdblood purifier known If your system is run down and you went to regain your youthful energy SEVEN BASKS will accomplish it make your food digest and give you new lire Money refunded ifdissatis fled Try it and enjoy your meals Address IYHAN Bfi WN SMnmySt New York NY DPSE AND REMEDY Uncertainty of the immediate future is looked upon by many 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another burned his broom corn seed and another tore his house floo ruI1 and used It for fuel AII fawner who had attended n 1 neat Hugoton bought a fine saleII now fence poets and paid 16c apiece for them When the blizzard came he had to pile them all onto his fire I and burn them to save his family Many of the wild animals came down from the mountains and made several nttacks upon the live stock The coyotes were especially deper ateOur malls were tied up A 12 bonus was mndoup to have the mall hauled from Hugoton to Lib eral a distance of 32 miles Six horlos hitched to a big sled took it throughIn county It is said that 2700 jack rabbits have been killed since the snow Wrecks on the Santo Fe occurred frequently One passenger train ran Into a big snow drift and there It strayed for several darn Help was sent from Hutchinson to rescue tho passengers Do you see things like this In Kentucky No There is never a time but what some one will come r to jjscue your bodies from the cold antttfreezlng winds We do not find tho sociability and the hospl1 tallty existing between mankind here which we find In Kentucky It isn dlfferentl spirit alt6gethor fr6m tho South We have one negro policeman here He will walk Into the swell eat soda parlors with the white po i llco force side by side demand his ice cream and refreshments and eat and drink as though he wore a prince Many things come up which wo dr lot like but we will try and stand It for a while longer Sincerely I SCOTT AMBROSE Almost Lost Ills Life S A Stld of Mason Mich will never forget his terrible exposure to a merciless storm It gave me a dreadful cold he writes that caused severe pains in my chest so It was hard for me to breathe A neighbor gave me several doses of Dr Kings New Discovery which brought great relief The doctor said Jj was on the verge of pneumo nia out to continue with the Dlr covery I did co and two botVoi completely cured me Use only this quick safe reliable medicine for coughs colds or any 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the spike a halt pound mak ing a total of 681950000 pound of metal attached to these ties not counting of course the rails Which weigh 90 pounds to the yard and the numerous tie rodsLos Angeles TlmosV r a THOUGHT TilE MATTER WAS ALL IMAGINARY An inspectorwas examining the boys of a North country council school in geography and he pres ently came to the subject of tho Imaginary lines of the earth like the equator lines of latitude and longitude etc Now mY boy he said pointing to ono scholar what is the axis of the earthAn line answered the lad which passes through the middle of the earth from one polo to the other Right said tho gentleman and then trying to catch or puzzle the Uttlo fellow he continued And now my lad tell me could vour mother hang clothes on this line IYes sir Indeed said the gentle IOh what kind of clothes pray Imaginary clothes sir an swered the lad- GREATEST OFFER YET The Chicago Examiner the great Democratic Dally and The Hartford Herald will both be sent to any ad 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tho Governor today that the con demned man looked forward to his execution as a mark of honor How Cold Affects the Kidneys Avoid taking cold If your kidneys are sensitive Cold congests the kidneys throws too much work upon them and weakens their action Serious kidney trouble andI oven Brights disease may result Strengthen your kidneys get rid of the pain and soreness build them up by the timely use of Foley Kid ney Pills They will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not be yond the reach of medicine No medicine can do more For sale by all dealers m For Sale Cheap A full course of Bookkeeping or- t full course of Shorthand and Typewriting Including all tho auxiliary branches such as Banking Spelling Punctuation Mathematics l 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 purchased direct from Draughons Prac tical Buisness College For further particular call on or address tt The Hartford Herald How to cure a cold Is a question In which many are interested just now CharaWlalns Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and Immense sale by its remarkable cures of colds It can always be depended upon For sale by all balers m Discouraging Drunkenness A novel means of preventing drunkenness has been devised by the Copenhagen police who convey any person found Intoxicated In the street to his home la a cab tho fare being charged to the establishment where the liquor was served For Sale Choap A full Bookkeeping Course schol arship In tho well known Bryant Stratton Business College Louis YUle Ky For further particulars call On or address tt The Hartford Herad 1 i c4 l Kifeiis4faiA a CHAMP CLARK IS IN RACE FOR PRESIDENT Announces Candidacy and Says i He Stands On His OwnI i I Feet II I Washington Jan 31 Speaker Champ Clark In a public statement declared ho will be a candidate forI the Democratic Presidential nomi nationFolk and his friends said dlark may make a combination with other candidates but they havo no right to excuse their con duct by charging me with like prac tices I stood and propose to stand on my own feet without lleaning on other candidates Admission by Folk St Louis Jan 31After read ing Clarks announcement Folk said Clark is wrong in Insinuating I have a combination with any other candidate I have none I will not be ashamed though to have the support of Wilsons friends I re gard him a real progressive No one familiar with the situation InI Missouri will deny that tho reactionary forces In St Louis are sup porting Clark I hope finally to capture the delegation for my own purpose WOMEN DETERMINEDON MAN Lodz Russian Poland Jan 27 The timely arrival of the police 13 day just prevented a band of fanatI ical women from crucifying a manI whom they had adopted as tholrI Savlouri A new sect was recently forma by women of The Moravian commun ity They selected a man named Kowalski whom they worship jl as their Saviour They urged him to allow himself to be crucified so as to enable them to prove the truth of their tenets by his resurrection Kowalskls faith however way ered and he strenuously opposed the carrying out of the suggestion to crucify him Ultimately thrty determined women took his house by storm and were proceedln vita his immolation when the police appeared and put a stop to the sacri fleeWhen her child is In danger a woman will risk her life to protect It No great act of heroism or risk of life Is necessary to protect a child from croup Give Chamber lains Cough Remedy and all dan gor Is avoided For sale by all deal ers m Your Condition If you want to better your condi tion to got into thp moneymaking class where you will have SHORT HOURS and BIG PAY Instead of LONG HOURS and LITTLE PAY take the Draughon Training For prices on lessons by mall ad dress JNO F DRAUGHON Presi dent Nashville Tenn For cata logue giving rates of tuition at college address Draughons Practical Business College Nashville Tenn or Paducah Ky or Evansvlllo idor Washington D C Ho Wont Limp Now No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran Ga I had a bad sore on my Instep that nothing seemed to help till I used Bucklens Arnica Salve he writes but this wonder ful healer sOon cured me Heals old running sores ulcers bolls burns cuts bruises eczema or piles Try It Only 25 cents at James H Williams m A Village Personal Anse Judson our banker hart eo much tire expense on his automobile that he put on four grindstones for wheels and hasnt had a pun ture slnceBoston Globe CASTORiAFor Infants and Children Thi Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of- The t7J GfGkS Deadly Trinity The Man Who Rocks the Boat The Man Who Didnt Know It Was Loaded The Man Who Hunts for a Gas Leak With n Candle RANK LAW A SUCCESS INSTEAD OF FAILURE Operation of the bank deposits guaranty law in Nebraska has fan ed to result in panics business chaos and bank failures as its opponents predicted when it was made a feature of the National Democrats Platform in 1908 There was no bank failure in Nebraska last year What tho law accomplished was moro and better business for the banks The money on deposit In tho 669 State banks was Increased last year over the year before by 4 I h 220967435 The reserve on hand is 27 per centor three per cent more than a year ago The law accomplished an increase In the banks opportunities for profit be cause of Increased deposits Then It made the banks more immune from Invasion upon tho llegal re serve due to the fact that the de positors knew their money was ab solutely safe and werent so anx lous to draw It out as heretofore I Last but not least no depositor I ran the risk of losing a penny of his savings I Why She Quit Lewis J Cody says he over heard a dialogue between two girls behind 9 counter In a department store which afforded him a smile hells quit her Job said one Whytoo much work asked the otherNo replied the first They made her give up chewln gum and she was afraid of nervous prostration POI Sale An 80 Scholarship In the Vander bllt Training School for Boys Elk ton Ky Will sell reasonable For further particulars call on or ad dress tf The Hartford Herald I Had Proof of First Youth ItII trees contribute to the atmosphereSecond Thats so A birch has warmed me many a time wFor Sale A 20 scholarship In Bowling Green Business University Bowling Green Ky For further particulars call on or address Itf HARTFORD HERALD yrThe National Bird In vain the eagle cries his place Is taken by his humble cousin The hen becomes tho nations bird When eggs are fifty coats a dozen The next National Democratic Convention will be held in Baltimore Md and June 26 Is the date selected for the great powwow Tho National Republican Convention meets In Chicago 111 June 18 1Children cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAII Subscribe for The Herald 100 a yr uUU You have Always Bought anti which has been IThoJDndfor over 30 years has borno tho signature of and has been made under his perIsonal 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buslucc JiOiise should he without them when within reach J 1111SEND YOUR BOY TO MATHENEY BAITS Vanderbilt Training School FOR BOYS Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has come from several Southern States Twenty four different towns in Western Kentucky rep resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat Hot and Cold Baths Extremely Healthful location 400000 recently spent on improvements iNo saloons in the town or county Moral surroundings excellent Unex- celled as a school for young boys Nineteenth Year Begins September 6 1911 Write for catalogue Address all communications to OcskCMATHENEY BAITS I liiiman 7 trnOrrEIGHT THE HARTFORD HERALDV24DN D NEB 71 1lfi i The Harijdrd Herald M H E RAILROAD TIME TA BLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N Time Card la effective from Monday Aug 2 1st t North Bound No lift due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 duo at Hartford 146 p m II E JHSCHKE Agt BETTER ENTERTAINERS COMING TO HARTFORD Than Had Been First Engaged r Rare Treat Promised f i Publicii iThe local lecture committee has been notified by the Lyceum Bureau that furnishes the talent for tho Lyceum course that changes have been made In the personnel of THE SE LECT ENTERTAINERS and much better artists will be sent than hart been first engaged On account of illness these changes have become necessary The singer who Is a splendid contralto singer whistler pianist and piano monologist Is Adelaide Pierce an entertainer of some years experience She makes A good ap pearance and has a fine porsonallI ty With her will be Mr and Mrs IIfJvenlnI full II years Mrs Cox is a good xcelenlln child readerII a pianist and assists Mr Cox InI Ilarjr tvf novcltv Instruments which include marimbaphone and organ chimes Splendid results are secured with these Instruments Mr j Cox not only plays the novelty In J struments well but Is n firstclass cartoonistentertainer and will make pictures cartoons of famous men while his Impersonations In The Debating Society accompanied by pictures are exceedingly clever There are few cartoonists In the Lyceum who are his equal The committee feels that with these three fine artists n splendid program will be presented and thatI the patrons of the Lyceum course will receive more than if the orlgl nal company had been sent This entertainment will occur at Dr Deans Opera House next Sat urday night Doors will be open ntI7 oclock and the curtain will rise onelialf hour later Reserved seat tickets are now on sale at the store of tho Ohio County Drug CoGrlftI fins old stand Popular prices of admission I ioriIi iORT Feb 5Wo have been In the 1 rlp of winter during the last 24 to urs The thermometer took a- Strdtn drop Saturday evening and Suuda morning registered 10 be lowzese 1 Mr Wai01 Russell our postmaster who Innsbeen quite sick for the last few daysIs able to be at his post again 3iw traded school i doing very efficient work Several hew students have recently matriculated Prayer meeting was organized t the Baptist church Wednesday night 1 band 110 people were present j The pastor of the Presbyterian church filled his appointment here Sunday and Sunday night a very good sized audience being present considering the extremely cold weatherRev Hlrch Shields the now pas tor of the Baptist church filled his appointment at Pond Run near here Saturday and Sunday He will fill lis pulpit here next Saturday evening Sunday morning and night Our boats which have been out of commission for some time on account of the Ice have been running the last few days but the freight having accumulated to such a great extent they have been running very IrregularlyThe here are not doing much on account of the railroad strike 1 GREEN IIKIKIt 1 Feb iil111I1 EIlItorsAs one readIersI more often from your correspondent from Rockport whose communications upon current po litical and public questions are always II so well written and so full ori good old fashioned homely wisdom and sound logic that they are highly appreciated by all readers of Herald Come again Mr TheII and come often lleas1ant1 School House Saturday night Jan 20 1912 Wo wish to publicly ex press our appreciation to the mem bore and trustees of tho church at that place for so kindly granting us the use of tha church in which to aC v hold our closing exercises A large crqwd was present which we hope were as well pleased as was the teacher For the excellent music rendered we wish to thank Messrs Murray Dantol Alvlji and Jim Ren der and Alvin and Gordon chinn tie can truthfully say that we have never worked with and for a more loyal and interested body of pa trons or a more obedient dutifulif and earnest body of students than these we parted with with sadnessI on tho above named night And in conclusion wo would say to the boysI and girls who were our pupils that if they will put alt much energy andI determination in all their future undertakings as they manifested IIn preparing and rendering our clos ling program success is sure to crown their efforts For Sale all Exchange The noted stallion Kingdon by General Wilkes 221 sire of Geo S 208 Bessie Wilkes 217 an 26 more Is sound and nas no faults7 years old Will sell for 450 or exchange for pair splendid mules or good mares GEO McMANAMA 5t4 Calhoun Ky rI BENNETTS Feb 4Snow fell hero Saturday and the weather is very cold today Mr and Mrs Claude Porter and little son visited Mr Porters par ents of Hartford Saturday- A very successful school at this place taught by Miss Katie Haw kinsj closed Friday The party at Mr Bob Mllburns Friday night was largely attended and all repotted A nice time Mr J A Ruby and family of No creek moved onto the farm of Mrs lastIdaughter Wllda of Beaver Dam vfro hero Sunday Mr and Mrs Freeman Sparks of Maxwell who have been visiting Mr Sparks parents of this place re turned to the residence of Mrs Sparks parents Mr and Mrs G E Darr at Maxwell today WSTlmI I have pur the com blued saddle and harness horse formerly owned by the late Mack SmithThis horse Is bred In the purple Was sired by Sensation 2419 1st am by Kentucky Prince Come and believingIdefeatedIbut one time In a model ring Will make the season of 1912 at my barn in Beda Ky 6 days In each weok at 1000 to insure colt o stand up and suck I wish to thank my friends for their patronage in tho past Yours for business- W H PARKS al Hartford Route 3 UOOSEVELT oOH SUFFRAGE SOME GOOD ADVICE New York Feb 3The cxer ClEO of suffrage will not bo the most Important of womans rights for wo mans duty says Colonel Theodore Roosevelt In an editorial In the current Issue of the Outlook in which he explained that he is generally in favor of equal suffrage The vital need of woman ho continues Is to war against frivol- Ity and cold selfishness The vice d folly of men and women which lead to the divorce courts are the curse 01 voluntary sterility and aro fundamental evils of crime of capital I importanceM1NllEIiL Darn to Mr and Mrs Leon 1111I her of Maxwell a fine girl Mrs A N Crowe who has been visiting her brother at Livermore for the past few days has returned home Miss Flora Jolly of this place gave a tackymask party Thursday night A large crowd attended and all reported a tine time Mr and Mrs Rowan Crowe visited Mr and Mrs Will Ed Jarvis of Livermore Saturday and Sunday The Debating Society of Crowe scshool house Is progressing nicely Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication of food constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety are the most common causes of stomach troubles Correct your habits and take Cham berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers m ooooooooooooooooo- O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 JO W B Wright Pastor 0 looooooooooooooo IPreaching evening every Fourth Sunday 1Dible School every Sunday at 930 a m- Communion service at 1030 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock SalsorfteD for Tie eral11 a Tear a MOB LYNCHES A NEGRO FOR ASSAULT ON WOMAN Taken from Officers in Railro- aYardsBody Finally fBurnedMacon Ga Feb 4 Charles Powell a negro who assaulted and robbed a young white woman here last night wds taken from officers and lynched by a mob early today The lynching took place In the yards of the Georgia Southern c Florida railroad four miles from Macon where the officers hoping to outwit the mob had gone with their prisoner to take a train for Atlanta Powell was tied to a telegraph pole and hundreds of bullets fired Into klhis body The crime with which the negro was charged was committed about 11 oclock last night while the young woman was on her way home from work In the downtown district She was seized by Powell and dragged down an embankment TwoI policemen summoned by two young men who had heard the young wo mans cries arrived on the scene Just as the negro made his way up the embankment with his victims purse In his hands Tho officers lodged Powell In Jail but when news of the gathering of a mob was received the negro was secretly taken out a back door with the Intention of hurrying him to Atlanta for safekeeping The two officers guarding him had stopped In the railroad yard waiting for a train when they were found by the mob Today at noon a crowd of be tween 300 and 400 men gathered near an undertaking establishment where the body of Powell had been placed took the body and put it in a wagon carried It to the heart of the negro section of the city and burned It 011 was poured over crossties and the negros body It was all done BO quietly that the authorities did not know of It until the torch had been applied Tho Coroner held an Inquest on the scene of the lynching The ver dict placed blame on parties un knownTonight all Is quiet and officials cay no further trouble Is feared SStXXVDAM Feb fiSevernl farmers burnt tobacco beds last week They are talking about a large crop of tobac co this year Hev Crowe preached a fine ser mon at Marvins Chapel last Sun day to a largo crowd Mr James King has sold his house and lot to Mr William Who berry He has bought a farm near Kronos and will move there He lias been In the mill business for the past year and has sold out to A M Weatherford who will put In a 25 horse power engine In a few days to grind for the people Mr A M Weatherford of Har dlnsburg spent last Friday and Fri day night with his son hero Mr Henry Dover of Jingo visited Mr and Mrs F M Martin last Sunday night Messrs James Gray and V R Ferguson went to Hartford last Frl day on business Mr T D Duke has bought Harry Hines farm Consideration 32f HartI today on business Mr James Gray will go to Owens boro next Wednesday to vlt his sister Mrs Jake Shepherd Mr and Mrs J T Lowo have been down with the grip but are up again and Mr Lowe Is able to be at the anvil OKATON Feb 6Rev Gentry uf Cane wood preached at this place last Sunday morning and night Mr T W Daniel and wife who have been on the sick lice for sometime are Improving Mrs Fannie Ford oC FrledalandY was tine guest of Mr T W Daniels- family last Wednesday- Mr Hoary Felix left last Tuesday with a raft of logs for the Evans vlllo market Sunday Schoolnos progressing very nicely here Mrs Nellie Halt of this place and Mr Wes Duke of near Frieda land wero quietly married at the residence of Rev F M Farris last Thursday night Mrs Ernest Wilson ofMcHenry who had been the guest of her mother Mrs Janie Payton went home Thursday- ANNIVERSARY OF THE GOEBEL ASSASSINATION Just 12 years ago January 30th 1900 William Goebel was assassinated at tho old State house while he was on his way to Attend the session of the Senate whIch was to meet that day at 1130 oclock says the Frankfort Newa journal Tuesday was almost such anoth r day as was the famous Tuesday 12 years ago the difference being that o i a slight snow had fallen the sight before In 1900 while Tuesday1 bt doNY people In Frankfort recalled the twdo While Governor Goebel was shot on Tuesday he did not die till Sat urday February 3- 1EAVER DAM Feb 6A mistake was made In our communication to the Herald last week The Rev H Boyce Taylor of Murray Ky was Invited by the church to do the preaching In the revival meeting and not the singing Rev Taylor is one of the ablest Baptist ministers of the South and a grandson of the Rev Alfred Taylor who was the second pastor of Deaver Dam Baptist church The church will be 115 years old the 2d Saturday in next March The church was very much disappointed that the Rev Boyce Taylor became so afflicted that ho could not remain and do the preach lIngMr E Brown of Owensboro and Miss Cordlo Gardner were united In marriage at the home of Mr Leslie Leach last Wednesday evening Rev A L Mcll officiating Mrs John Arbucklo and children of Central City were In town last week on their way to the residence of Mr and Mro Mason Taylor in Union neighborhood where they will spend a few days visiting home folksMaster R D Taylor of Princeton Ky was in town last week visiting relatives and stopping with Miss Myrl Miller His grandmother Mrs Nannie Taylor of Liberty neighbor hood accompanied him home to re main with the family of her son a monthRev W B Wright of Hartford will begin a revival meeting at tho Christian church hero Monday night Rev Wright Is n very able divine and those attending will hear some splendid discourses during the services Dr Moore and family wfll soon move to Calhoun to make their future home Dr Moore Is a fine phy sician and Christian gentleman He has built up a fine practice and made many friends in our town and vicinity and all regret seeing him leaveRev A D Gardner who Is to de vote half of his time fo evangelistic work in the State this year leaves this week to hold a revival meeting In Darren county IH HIIjIj Feb 3Farmers in this vicinity are all delivering their tobacco and getting very good prices Misses Madle Potts and Muriel Harris were at Eordsvllle from Sat urday until Thursday Mr J W Miller has sold Ills farm to Mr Charlie Dnff of Sul phur Springs We are glhd to have Mr Duff In our vicinity and are COT ry to see Mr Miller leaver us Messrs Wayne Payton and Claudb Ford of Olaton were the guests of Mr Guy McDaniel Saturday night and Sunday J Mfsses Ohio and Vorna WrlgHt entertained a few of their friends Saturday night Those present were Misses Jessie McDanlell Martha Potts Lizzie Burton Sarah I FlllDack Maggie Miller Zella Ii ScHroader Lena and Lula Flelifen c DelTa Peach Messrs Lon Schnw der Guy McDanlel Leslie Mlnfon Ream Ffelden Arthur HontfrilcII James Burton BennRr Doswel1j Richard Dever Cecil Potts Harlan Putts Herman John Cooper Wayne Payton Olaton Claude Ford Frlbd arand Henry MInton Allen Burton j Andrew Flllback Ira Actotr and 1 Harry Ffllback All reported n nice time Mr Essie Miller OlMon rifted friends here Sunday Mr Leslie MInton Centertowir was here Sunday Mr Will Daniel Olton visited friends and relatives Here recent r Fine Magazine Offer For a limited time we wilt offer Norman E Macks National Month ly a Democratic Magazine for Men and Women and the Hartford Her ald a newspaper of the same kind both one year for only K15 The National tsa highclass mag azine bubbling over with good thingsIts contributors are tho foremost men and women oC the land It is same size of the Saturday Evening Post and is beautifully illustrated throughout Politics good fiction brilliant reviews interesting de partments humor with George Ade and John Kendrick Bangs as regu lar monthly contributors to this de partment A magazine that will interest every member of the family Every reader of the Hartford Herald knows what It is and what Iit stands for Dont fall to take ad vantage of this great combination offer tt S The common stock of the United Cigar Manufacturers Company has been Increased from150000 to 20000000 I i jl1 Wed Much I Rather I H o eve i I Vou I know this Store as a place for High a Qualities than for low prices t Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes are high quality clothes the prices are low considering the values and that is what you want to consider j jIr Come in some day andsee whatII we mean t EPBarnesBroI- III IIBEAVER DAM KY I MINE WORKERS ADJOURN WITH SCALE UNSETTLED New Agreement Left to Commit teeContract Expires April II- InUlannpoIUj Feb 2 Delegates to Ufo convention of the United Mlnu Workers adjourned tOday leading the details of a now wage agreement witll the scale committee Several meetings of the committee antf bituminous mine operators enoj = aniIncreaseof same amountI APIrUment whit will be sUbmlttedLO1 the miners by a general contract covering tile bituminous field Is not mode It nay be deckled later to permit the rain ers of each district to arrange their own scalbi The contracts in thus anthracite field expire at the earner time and a conference erf miners and operators will be herd in New Ybrk February 24 Tile anthracite miners are seek ing fur an increase c 20 peercent The delegates named to the Worlds Mining Congress arer Adolph Oermer Illinois and George Lackey Indiana for 1912 and John tcDonJldmlnolsthe Western miners convention are Frank Cameron Iowa and James Lord Illlipls 1 ONE tiHO 10LAD TO KNOW ABOUT GOOD STOCK I as one of the horsemen of Ohio county aralndeod glad to know that tlfere is one more man In the county who is Interested in registered hor8sj rjiave been in the busi and have never handleanything but registered stock consequently I am for that kinds first last and all the time It should bo quite a pleasure to our friend Mr Walter Parks tq own a stallion that has never been beaten but once in the model ring But just here I wish to say that the writer had thq pleasure of defeat- Ing him that time with Linda Head ly No40l2who was sired by Red Eagle No 28 and who js n halt tv I 0 sister to Storm Clouds NbV 34C1 whafir all will appear Ih tho Hartford Herald later The writer also had the pleasure of graduating Lin da at Sforgantown last year defeat Ing 27 entries In the same class 11If h die a toy more mares and stallions lIRo the above mentioned It moulds be only a short time till Ohio eouni ty would rank with the best BO far as horses are concerned So get busy Boys Give usra horse show rhis fall at the Hartford1 Fair- Grounds and fets see if ww cant Uringv tbs dead to life once more Yours for good horses- A I HORSEMAN Centtartown Ky Fell 3 OQGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO QOO OBITUARIES RESOLIiTIONSOQll 0 OF RESFBCT lbJ1O0000000000o00fdThe a new rule in regard tel Obituaries Qfnaaksthe behest of lodges churches or InIttvidoals and that fe we I perUnenary poetry which will be onp cenfc per word str lBh Ttils is too smalli est rate wo charge for Anything and is only onefifth of our regular rate The nmouoc in cash or ataiJtiV+ j artlclearIttwordsaerace I jcbarachlrorj a word The heading and ttMrBlB nature both count one line each even if they are only a word or two All straightUContributors please remember BAPTIST ENDEAVORERS TO MEET AT 8EUREE Sebree ICy Fob inev llr SebreeSprings t General Baptist Endeavor ifo for the 1012 convention at tlebreekDelegates will be there front x = f tucky Indiana and Illinoisand tRevs8ur 40Qdelegates t the blg convention andTuly 35 JnLEY KIDNEYrP bIMICIIINIYU4I1JtII1 r LIfi I + J 4S 1

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