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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, February 21, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912022101 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 21, 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. f HEHARTFORDf HERALD Subscription 1 Per Year in AdlvanoeIIII Come tit flenll of a loiij World the KIWI if ill Mnu Lualiring all Backtill Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 21 1912 NO8- PAOTlSUlAHS OFI AN AWfUL GRIME Came To Light Through Recent Grand Jury MANSLAUGHTER IS CNARGEOf 1 Against Prominent PhYS dan in Procuring the Death of Girl TWO MEN CIIAUGED IX AFFAIR t Details of a horrible affair have come to light the past few days as the result of two Indictments re turned by the grand jury of the Ohio Circuit Court which closed Its midwinter session here last Friday The affair happened several months ago but officials and outraged cit- Izens have been working on the matter ln the meantime and finally got it In shape to present to the grand jury On Wednesday afternoon the grand Jury returned an In dictment against Dr Charles DeWeese a prominent and well connected young physician of Horse Branch this county charging him with manslaughter by procuring tho death of Florence Morris a young girl about 16 years old Martin Wllloughby of Cen tral City was also Indicted with Dr DeWeese on the charge of as sisting in procuring the death of the girl FJudge Blrkhoad fixed the ball of atI1000I were Issued yesterday for the ar menton good authorit that Wllloughby has left Central City for parts unknown he havin heard that the grand jury was In vestigating the cause of the death of Mss Morris A most horrible crime has bee committed If the facts as related before the grand Jury are true Florence Morris formerly resided at U Horse Branch Her parents are dead and some months ago she went to Central City to make her home with the family of Martin+ Wllloughby A few months ago she was brought back to Horse Branch by Willoughby and taken to the home of Mrs Bunk Smith who live I out In the country from the town The girl had been there atfbut three weeks when Dan Wilson a well todo farmer had occasion to go to the Smith place to see a4 4over named Davis During the conversation Davis told Wilson lr about the Morris girl being there and of her condition While the two men were talking only n few feet from the back door of the house some one came to the door and informed Davis that the girl1I t 1was dying Wilson and Davis the went Into the house and in alesi moments the girl was dead It was stated before the gran I Jury thrt Wilson found Dr De Wtese In the room where the girlI died and that he said In the pres ence of Wilson Davis and othersI f In the room that Miss Morris hadI died from some natural cause pos sibly pneumonia It was then suggested by some one in the room that Miss Morris t i be burled at once To this there Jtwas strovng objection on the part ofr kl Wllson who immediately Informed i the grandfather of the dead girl This was the first time the grand It father or Wilson had known that the Morris girl was In that neigh borhood The grandfather gotl I I some neighbors and went to the Smith home and after making a examination of the girl sent for l rlDr A B Riley of Hartford coro ner who held an inquest The Jury returned a verdict to the effect thal- i l the girl died from the effects of aI- I IIoperation whleh caused an abortion It Is said that Dr DeWeese 1In i making out the death certificate oft the young girl stated that she died1 from perforation of the bowels Mrs Smith was n witness beforei the grand jury ut apparently know very little about the affair Since the grand Jury adjourned It Is saidI that Mrs Smith will make a much witness for the Common when the case agalnstDrII Jbetter 1- L r DeWqcstfils called for trial than she did before tins grand jury There Is considerable feeling at Horse Branch over the matter VISIONS OP MARDIGRAS GOT HIM IN TROUBLE Dawson Springs Ky Feb 17 Edwln Shoemaker n Princeton lad of 17 I was arrested here chargedI with horse stealing Young Shoemaker It Is reported he first of the week hired n horse rom a Princeton livery stable os tenslbly to ride to Scottsburg a small village between Princeton and Dawson Springs Instead he came to this place and attempted to trade the stolen horse to Dee Fentress a livery stable proprietor Shoemaker it is said claimed that the horse was his fathers and that he had been authorized to trade him Suspecting that the horse had been stolen Mr Fentress Informed Marshal Albua Hamby who after receiving a telephone message from the owners of the horse arrested the young man He Is said to have made severall attempts to sell the horse to people whom he met on the road Chief o Police Hopper of Princeton drove down Tuesday and took the young fellow into custody Young Shoemaker it was learn ed wanted the money to attend Mardi Gras at New Orleans IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES AT BURIAL OF MAINEE Bones of Sailors to Rest att ArlingtonCuba Will Honor Dead Washington feb 19 Impres sive funeral services for the bodies of sailors recovered from the wreck of the battleship Maine and for the remains of the battleship Itself have been arranged by the CubayShortly after March 4 It Is ex hagd lain fourteen years In the Havana harbord mud will be towed out into the Gulf of Mexico and sunk The annd tho scout cruiser Birmingham with the covered skeletons aboard will1 convoy the Maine to Its final restin place As the two cruisers take the wreck out into the gulfthe batteries of the North Carolina will roar outI a salute of twentyone guns The shore batteries of Cuba will anew as the procession steams out to se sWhen deep water is reached crews will be called to quarters a funeral march will bo played three volleys will be fired and as a that is left of the old Maine disap pears a bugler will sound taps The North Carolina and the Bir mingham with colors at halfmast will steam away for unaptoIn Roads There the remains of the sailors will be transferred from the North Carolina to the Birmingham which will bring them to Washing ton for burial In Arlington National honorsnPresident Gomez has issued a decree calling for elaborate cere ah1dS leave the harbor Flags on the Cu ban military posts and public build ings will fly at halfmast When the bodies are taken to the North Carolina In the morning the shore batteries will begin an allI day tiring of cannon which willI continue every thirty minutes until1 sunset A guard of honor of Cuban solrI dlers and sailors will watch over the remains while the ceremonies on shore are in progress- CIIAMPCliARK LEADING J IN STATE OF OKLAHOMA lOklahoma City Okla Fob 17 Returns front fifty of the seventy convenltonheld today show 189 of the 3f 16 delegates Instructed for Champ Clark and 136 Instructed f coutunfn ctructed AdmlnlKtrators Sale On Saturday March 9 1912 about one oclock p m I will otter for sale by public auction at the residence of the late Jacob C War den near Centertown one lot of Icornsupposel to be 1760 20 0I bushels Terms made known on day of sale I1St3 L R aOODALL Atlmr t ho INCOME RETURNS- OFCORPORATIDNSS Must Be Filed With Collector By March I THE LAW IN REGARD THERETO Reports Due from 39 Coun I ties and 1400 Corpora tions in District IS A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE Collector of Internal Revenue Lawson Reno atOwensboro has re celvod a communication from Wash S Ington signed by Royal E Cnbeile Commissioner of Internal Revenue calling his attention to the provls ions of the section relative to the annual returns of corporations- f joint stock companies associations and Insurance companies Return- sg net annual Income for 1911 aro required to be madu to collectors of Internal revenue on or before March 14 1912 Primarily every corpo ration Is subject to this requirement except such as fall specifically within tho classes enumerated by the statute as exempt IncomeEthose whose net Income exceeds that amount are required to make this return says the Commissioner Heavy ponalltles are attached to failure to file returns within the specified time Specific penalty of from 1000 to 10000 may be as sessed Failure to file the return 1In- case a tax Is due subjects the company also toan assessment of 50 per cent additional to tho tax ac cording to the Commissioners nil Ingd are 39 counties In this district and there am about 1400 coi poratlons which have to report Corporations which have not re celved the blank forms says the letter should write Immediately to the Collector for them and fillt out and verify and file the same without delay The Government 1 Is under no obligation to furnish- g blanks however but does so only as- a matter of courtesy and convo nlenco Failure to receive blanks will not be regarded as ground for relief from the penalties Incurred Each new corporation which rwas organized during the year 1shou1d inform the Collector of that fact giving Its exact corporate name address and nature of ItsI business so that It may be placed IIupon the list and be furnished the necessary blanks Nearly all cases of delinquency occurring last year wero the result of Ignorance Inadvertence or neg lect the letter concludes It IIs hoped that future delinquency may be avoided and In order to effect this result this circular Is Issued and collectors are Instructed through the press or otherwise to give as wide publicity as practicable to the instructions herein con talned CONFEDERATE MONUMENT ItKING ARRANGED KOI The Princeton Leader says The Tom Johnson Chapter of U D Cmot at the hospitable home of Mrs Fred Taylor Saturday Febru ary 3 Regardless of the Inclement weather there was a full attend ance and much Interest manifested by every one present The busl ness routine was carried out hut the one feature that eclipsed all others on that occasion was a live ly discussion on the placing of an order for the Confederate monu ment which has been so much taut ed ofand to which many of Prince tons people have long looked for- ns wardtTho discussion resulted fIn virtually placing the orderonly a few preliminaries to be looked at ortar and the deal Is closed 11rt was a proud movement for the Daughters its It Is a goal for which they have striven ever since thet organization of the Chapter How ever It is to bo regretted that there are not sufficient funds at hand to pay for the monument and the Daughters would greatly appreciate donations from any who feel dls posed to help the caugo I Q- I jjI puclncBS conditions arocald tp warrant the hopo for a year of Wl jderI activity than 1911 I A STATE MEETING Of THE FARMERS To Be Held at Frankfort February 2729 ALL INTERESTED ARE INVITED Especially the Women to At tend These Very Inter esting Meetings LADIES DAY IS FKBIILAKV US To the Farmers of Kentucky You are hereby notified that tho tale Famers Institute as provid d for by law Is called to assemble at Frankfort Feburary 27 28 and 29 All delegates will ho duly notified through this office but this notice Is given to the public to say that all farmers Irrespective of whether delegates or not are cordially Invited and will be accorded the privi leges of the floor and are in fact urged to be present at this meetings It Is understood by your Com missioner the law does not contem plate that just one person from each county should atteiu this meeting but that all persons Interested In the development of the ag rlculturnl resources of the State who desire to attend should be given the opportunity and the Invita lion to come to this meeting Women are especially Invited and Feburary 28th will be In great measure Ladles Day Some of the best lecturers on Household Economics Homo Improvement and Womens Place in Agriculture have been secured and partic ular attention will be given to In teresting the women of Kentucky In the Improvement of homo condi fleas especially in the rural dis trictsLow railroad rates are expected A rood program has been provided for this Institute The General As sembly is in session The State Cap itol is always Interesting and It Is hoped that this meeting will be the largest gathering of farmers ever held In the borders of the State Any Information desired further will be cheerfully given by address Ing J W NEWMAN Commissioner oj Agriculture Frankfort Ky S SMALMinrs Fob 1911r John Wlthrow Is quite 111 of congestion MrI S E Hunter has tonsilltls Mr S T Hunter and wife have moved to Hartford Miss Nettle Geiger of Center town was the guest of Doses 1VUhel hunter Oma Maddox ant Mrl S T Hunter and wife the latter part of lust week She returned home Tlursilay Mr James S Trunnell Utica has been visiting here the past few daysMrs Sallie Drake visited Mrs Will Nichols South Carrollton recently Miss Ellen Lawrence Dupoy is visiting relatives here Miss Flora Dusklll Moorman has been visiting Miss Nancy Ad dington and other friends here for some days Mr Shutt of CIcaton and Mr Sam Faught of Boner were In this community Saturday and Sunday Mr C O Hunter Hartford who has been hero winding up his fath ers business has returned home Mr Dan Hill Central City was the guest of his brother Mr J C Hill Tuesday and Wednesday Mr and Mrs L B Overhults are the proud parents of a boy who ar rived February 4th Mrs Jack Reid Is on the sick list Mrs Allen Buskill and children Moorman are visiting here KAnUKTTS KEIUIY Feb 19People In this vicinity are busy peeling corn stalks for the cellulose factory at Owensboro Tho local merchants act as agentsI for the factory and pay flue cents aI pound for the pith Farmers have begun to burn to bacco bells preparatory for a large crop o the wend Mr T V Bratcher stuck a thorn in one of hie knees somo weeks rosaI and about n week ego inflammation set up la his leg end ho has been confined to his room ever since Hope is entertained that he will re cover without the loss of the limb Mr Alva Dlacklock bought a good young mule of Mr Cody Woos ley last week Consideration 126 Mr James Thomas bought a nice young mule of Mr Thomas Boswell for 8140 Mr L Barret Is having his new barn rebuilt which was blown down during the cyclone November 11 1911 Mr James Stinson Is the contractorMr Mitchell of Owensboro visited his father Mr Toseph Mitch FF- ell Saturday and Sunday Mr Clarence Smith who has been In St Louis for some time re turned home last Saturday Benefit For the New Methodist Church Fund at Dr Beans Opera House Friday evening February 23 730 the ladles of Section 1 will give a musical entertainment Including childrens songs with action young ladles choruses Instrumental music and Charity Higgins Unique Inven tion Tine Vocal Organ will be a given Also a cantata entitled retOld Folks Concert Has ti Good CulilwRp Head Mr Bryan Is now marketing the cabbage crop on his Texas farm at the rate of 400 an acre And not even a pert paragrapher has risen to remark that the greatest of all Americans has a cabbage head on hlmCHnsgow Times a GREAT STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN TO COME OFFF All England Is Preparing For the Walkout of 800000 Miners March 1 I a London Feb 17The acute ness of the crisis In the British coal trade Is emphasised by the prohib hive rate of 94 Iper cent asked by Lloyds In Insurance against a national strike Both sides In the contest are stinking every preparation for war The colliery owners are Insuring not only the collieries but their privatei residences as well against damage The military authorities also have l been making Inquiries In the coal mining districts as to the facilities for billeting soldiers In the rest dences Inns and hotels No fewer than 800000 miners al ready have handed In their noticesI to quit work thirteen days from to day On March 1 unless one side or the other unexpectedlyI yields t the country will face n nationalI stoppage which will paralyze every industry and send up the cost of necessaries of life to famine prices The authorities estimate that only a two weeks supply of coal Is In stock although of course thei railroads gas companies and other concerns with storage facilities are better supplied Tho Federation of Nationall Transport Workers has pledged It self not to handle blackleg coal so that Imported coal will only be handled with great difficultyI The Government announces that It will take the crisis In hand early next week although there Is as yet no Indication of how It proposes to attempt to break the deadlock I Preparing For Strike Pittsburgh Feb 17 Railroadsl In the Pittsburgh district are pre paring for a coal strike and large quantities of coal are being stored I At tho Kermis yards of the Pitts jI burgh Bessemer and Lake ErieIi railroad near Greenville Pa a large force is employed day and night with portable steam derricks unloading entire trains Coal com pasties In the district are working Homemade Sausage Pork Chops the coal being stored u Wright IJenti Miss Gertrude Wright and Mr W J Dean surprised their friends Wediicsday when they were mar rlelJat 1 oclock that afternoon at tho residence of Mr and Mrs John Duke where Miss Wright was boarding The ceremony was pro flounced by Elder W B Wright of tho Christian church Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs Dean left for New Orleans to attend i the Mardi Gras after which thoy will spend a few days In Louisville and Anderson hind before returning to HartfordI vFor several years tine bride has I hold the position of milliner for i Barnard ft Co and hns a host of friends here Mr Bean la connectI ed with Beau Bros Planing Mill and Is a moat estimable gentleman MERCY DENIED THE MURDERERS Quartet of Men Executed in Chicago FINAL APPEALS FRUITLESS Were Being Hanged During Proceedings of Court For Clemency MlUDKIlKltS IKTTKU TO VIFK Chicago Feb 1GFive murder ers wute hanged In the county jail four of whom were executed while counsel were vainly trying to obtain stay order on the ground that heir clients were Insane and one after habeas corpus pioceedlngs In the Federal Court had been denied The four wero Flank SMhlawskl Ewad Shiblawskl his brother Phll lip Sommerllng and Thomas Schultz slayers of Fred W Guelzow Jr a truck farmer who was robbed and murdered In the outskirts of the Vcity last October The firth was Thomas Jennings negro who was convicted on lln gerpilnt evidence of the murder of Clarence Illller n railway official whose home he attempted to rob In September 1010 Jennings was the only one of the condemned men who required assistance to mount tho scaffoldThe Shlblawskl brothers were the first to mount the scaffold and the drop had scarcely fallen when Bailiff from Judge McKinley of the Superior Court rushed Into the jail office and summoned Jalier Da vies to court The command was not obeyed and Instead Chief Deputy Sheriff Peters telephoned to the Judge that two of the executions would pro ceed unless a formal writ prevent ed No wrc was Issued and Som merlin and Schultz followed then companions In crime on the gal lows Word thai the sentence had been carried out gas taken to Judge Mc Klnleys court while Hev Father T S Morrli one of the clergy who had visited the condemned men in the jail was testifying to his opinion that the four were Insane The proceedings wero dismissed with out further ceremony 1 am Informed that the execu lieu has taken place said Judge McKinley so there Is no use In going on with this proceeding Tho men murdered Guelzow on the Northwest side while he was on his way to market with a load of garden truck Ouelzow who had been married a little more than a year pleaded with his assailants to take his money but to spare his life for the sake of his wire and month old baby Instead his slayers at tacked him with clubs knives and revolvers After they had killed him they mutilated his body They V were arrested while trying to sell Guelzows horses The crime vas committed Octo ber 20 1911 The men were found guilty December 12 Kwald Shlblawskl wrote the wid ow of his victim last night asking forgiveness The letter reads 0 I must file tomorrow for the murder of your husband and the tether of your child I wish to tied I had never done It and I ask you to forgive me If you can for what I did I had a fair trial My lawyer did what he could and the Assist ant States Attorney treated me fairlyI I am guilty ninth before my death I ask forgiveness for the great wrong I did God knows that if I could live I would spend my whole life In trying to do for you and your child what I ought to do For Stile or Exchange The noted stallion Klngdon by General Wilkes 221 a1 sire nti Goo S 2OSU Bessie Wilkes 217 and 2fi more Is sound and ass no faults7 years old Will sell for 450 or exchange for pair splendid mules or good mares GEO McMANAMA Bt4 Calhoun Ky rrAlonzo Hathawav n college stu dent at Amos College Is worklvir his way through school by acting ns valet to Millionaire Ames 23000 prlzo cow i a sr r r I i I rAm TWO THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY FED 21 IBIS i 1 w GLITTERING GEMS WORN ON SHOES 1 t By a Woman Who Has Passion for Such I PUTS SHOES IN BANK VAULT TWhen She Isnt Wearing Em Has Plenty of Gowns For a Change VABUIOUS OUTLAY FOR STYLE tasblngtoa Feb 1GWlth six jralrs of shoes studded with diamonds one pair sot with turquoise bronze shoes covered with beads of P old nnd two massive gold anklets scintillating with gems Mrs C H Anthony of Muncie Ind who for ttwo weeks has astonished Washing ton with her Jewels will visit Now Tori next week and carry her con quest to Fifth avenue Mrs Anthony is probably the only woman In the world who keeps her shoes In a bank vault For her New York visit she has prepared 23 evening gowns rich with rare laces and studded with vents She will not appear on the ttreet twice In the same gown for she owns 30 tailored suits of expen sive cloths Forty gowns for mornings nnd afternoons are In her trunks each one carefully wrapped In tissue paper Mrs Anthony has a hat to match fiuh gown Including one hat of black velvet and gold lace that has n thousanddollar bird of paradise vim li Other hats are made of gold- Thread and Duchess lace and are tlecoratod with raro plumage Ermine lynx white fox and sable furs match the gowns and hats nut above all stand out Mrs Anthonys whncB One pair Is of cloth of gold with big diamonds Imbedded in the heels another pair of Duchess lace oven to the heels upon which diamonds sparkle like drops of dow Slippers of silver and gold brocade of blue and pink their heels all set with diamonds arc an array fit for any Cinderella One especially handsome pair of wtreot boots In bronze Is covered with gold beads while Its neighbors of white doo skin have Jeweled but tons Today Mrs Anthony wore red buckskin shoos with sardonyx buttons Every linger on Mrs Anthonys Iwo lands Is full to overflowing with diamonds sapphires emerald mid ruby rings and her arms al most to her elbows are covered with massive begemmed golden Iwinglo It IB stated and Mrs Anthony re fuses to deny that sho wears golden garters In the form of snakes with diamond eyes Mrs Anthony startled the other guests nt President Tafts reception to members of Congress last Tues tiny night bv wearing shoos with diamondstudded heels Her headdress on that occasion was made of white aigrettes that cost a small fortune fastened with a wide band of pearls from which the tasseled ends hung down to her shoulders Do not think I am vain or silly because I love beautiful clothes wild Mrs Anthony today They arc a passion with me It Is my wreatost delight to pirn a new gown or search for a becoming hat r IMTIST Wpm vi11 I greatIherald will both be sent to any ad dross one year for only lita This of fer is good orly during the months tf January mud February 10111 The Kxninlner Is n great home paper asj vell as polltlral advocate Besides nil tin news It has a powerful ed itorial page IIItllglllg the efforts of the best writers Dont delay sub strrloo now Its a great I baiKaln Send your nuiiiv nod Ji to The Ilna1 fill I Herald It ali IKWItlKS THINKS HI rvv COMK HACK Los Angeles Cal Fob 16JimJ- effries Is going to challenge Jock Johnson again This Is tho positive l statement made this morning by a man close to the former worlds champion lighter I IItappears that the big fellow has been contemplating this action for some time now having conceived the Idea soon after tho Rono en counter that had ho trained differently ho would have been able to dofeat tho negro It Is claimed for him that ho has led an abstemious and careful life for soma time now and Is said to bo In the finest of physical condition f statef a present time ho Is In better shape all timings considered than is tho present champion There are hints that Jeffries has consulted at least three of the lead Ing trainers of the country at dif ferent times in tho last three months for a private and confiden tial opinion of his condition and that each after R thorough exami nation pronounced him In fit shape to begin a long siege of training workIt Is said that a definite an nouncement of Jeffries plans will be made later ooooboooooooooolO ABRAHAM LINCOLN 0- booooooOOOOOOOO Ono hundred and three years ago Monday Feb12 inn primitive little log cabin on the outskirts of theII wilderness of Kentucky a scrawny homely baby was born upon whom the gods smiled To the ambitious the Industrious and the enterpris Ing of future ages the career of that lowly babe of the forest clearing from woodsman to President is an I admonition that poverty and obscur Ity are no handicap to the conquest of lifes big prizes Instead of be Ing an obstacle to his development poverty was to Lincoln an Incentive which time quickened as he began I to realize that responsibility uner ringly gravitates to the man best able to assume It In this Lincolns rise from the humble lot of a railsplitter to that of ore of time stirring characters in hlstoryls emphasized anew the fact I now everywhere recognized that no hovel however lowly is any more safe irons the visitation of talent than It Is from lightning Lord Nclton Englands greatest sea fighter was once a waiter Crom well relentless foe of royal tyrants a farmer Patrick Henry orator and patriot i bartender Herschel one 10f j the worlds greatest scientists a time Immortal Dickens a chore boy In a shoeblacking factor and Verdi composer extraordinary a grocers errand boy Only the man who has conic up from tho bottom understands the feelings of those below and possesses those I keen sympathies which make him the natural and commanding lead or Lincoln knew the masses as no ij other President ever knew thorn and his single desire was to servei them usefully I j forjj test on departing for Washington I to assume the Presidency that lie was already sick of ofllceholdlng doorItelartnor for 10 years as ho left his I dingy little office at Springfield for I penIal be assassinated Im coming back I romp time and then well go right I Ion practicing law as If nothing had J ever happened In a republic governed with time consort of tho governed could there I bo anything more Intensely human I than this frank confession that after I all his heart was with the peo ple at home who knew that he was Illot the monster his enemies had I pictured him Tho bullet of tho I npsasln J Wilkes Dooth put an end to all that was mortal of Lincoln but his spirit still goes marching on an Inspiration and a benediction I to tho dopressed and hopeless of all nations It Is one of the compensa lions of the truly great that the t good in them Is remembered and that what seemed n calamity to those who did not understand them Is often In reality n boon The J I South thought the freeing of tine I slave spelled Its industrial and economic ruin yet It produces today I1 cotton of an annual value of 1 000000000 where It raised but 200000000 worth of that staple before the war I I IFOR DYSPEPSIA I TryIj This Medicine IWe want every one troubled with Indigestion and dyspepsia to come to our store and obtain a box of Rex nil Dyspepsia Tablets They contain BlsmuthSubnltrato and Pepsin carefully combined so as to develop dlIgestlvoRexall Dyspepsia Tablets aro very pleasant to take They tend to nt once soothe the Irritable weak Ij stomach to strengthen and invigorate the digestive organs to relievo nausea and thusindigestion pro mating nutrition and bringing about n feeling of comfort- jjj If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tab lots a reasonable trial we will re turn your money if you are not satisfied with the result Three sizes i J25 cents 50 cents and 100 ReJI member you con obtain Rexall jI Thoj214 Main street Hartford Ky I BOLD ROEBRY IN GOTHMIG 13 NTER Daring Bandits Get 25 000 in Currency AND ESCAPE WITH THE MONEY Bank Messengers in Charge of the Cash Were Bad ly Injured NEW YORK HOLDUPS EPIDEMIC INew York Feb 1C Twentyfive thousand dollars In currency was stolen from a taxicab In the heart of the financial district this morning by two progressive highwaymen who sprang Into the vehicle and overpowered W F Smith and Frank Wardell messengers of the East River National Bank at 680 Broad wayBoth messengers were badly In Jjured and the robbers escaped with the money15000 In fivedollar bills and 10000 in onehundred dollar bills The currency was be- Ing transported from the Produce Exchange Dank In the lower part of tho city The taxicab had proceeded up IBroadway without mishap when for some unexplained reason the chauf four turned west on Rector street Into Church street skirting the side and rear of Trinity church yard About midway of the old cemetery three men sprang from the curb One jumped on the chauffeurs sent tho other two got Into the vehicle The man on the seat pressed a revolver In his overcoat pocket against the side of the chauffeur Gino Martini and commanded him to drive swiftly on without I making an outcry Inside tho vehicle time two robbers were belaboring the bank messengers over the head Smith one of the messengers Is sixtyone years old and he was bleeding and almost unconscious when the taxicab reach ed Park Place a few blocks north Wardell was badly beaten about tho head but not seriously hurt At Park Place tho highwaymen jumped from the taxicab bearing tin box which they hind aII from the messengers and which contained the currency In a flash they hail sprung Into a big black automobile which seemed to be await ing their coming and were quickly lost In the maze of traffic Martini tho taxicab chauffeur continued to run his machine until bo found n policeman when heI gave the alarm and tho two Injured messengers were taken to a police station Smiths condition was soI serious that he was removed to a hospital Wardens scalp was badly lacerated but because of his youthII be stood the fight wellII Holdups and money snatching games have become almost epidemic In Now York In the past mew weeks Preceding todays taxicab affair by scarcely sit hour two young men armed with revolvers attempted to rob the jewelry establishment ofII Barrett Nemets In Broom street I The jeweler showed fight grappled I with the intruders and when theyI fled fired several shots at thom which were returned One of the men escaped the other was captured He gave the name of Max Silver seventeen years old A revolver with five exploded cartridges In the cylinder was found In his pocket Earlier In the day burglars almost wrecked a private bank In Elizabeth street on the East Sldeln attempting to open the safe They secured no booty I If you have dizzy spells attacks of momentary blindness with ringing noises In time ears It Is an unfailing sign of a torpid liver a cop 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 nnu restores a feeling of health vigor and cheer fulness Price 50c Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Denver Dam Ky m ARE NOW TWKNTYXIXK DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS With the admission of Arizona the Union will bo composed of 48 States There are now 27 Demo cratic Governors and as both Arizona and New Mexico have elected Democratic Executives the number will be Increased to 29 Among the Republican Governors only 14 are classed as Regulars four of the others calling themselves Progres sives and two frankly admitting that they arc Insurgents ThP Governor at Tennessee can be class od with neither party as ho was elected bYR DemocratsIf I r and Republicans though ho himself Is a Republican What a change has been wrought In a few years Not long ago the oldtime Republicans held most of the country Today the Demo crats and Progressives have ousted them from all but 14 States less thana third of the 48 And the big campaign Is only bOilnnlngBal timore Sun ooopooooooooooo 0 1IiE AN UNQLE REUD 0 oooooopoooooooot Jist a sottln r und on horse hair furniture adlscussln of hollow moralitiesWith his hands full of Lin coln letters as texts and with six subjugated newspaper correspondents as receptive pupils Mr Roose velt broke out the other day In New York in a lecture to what he called his firstclass In applied decent pol itics Isnt this great So timely and commendable No cry has been more persistent or lusty than that great gobs of decency should be in jected Into our rotten politics We have needed It for a long time and it pains me to say at no time more than when he himself was Presi dent During his brilliant Incumbency from 1904 to 1908 when wings and harps and halos and decent politics and things were strung all over the White House 120 plants representing thirtyone billions sU hundred and seventytwo millions of dollars were brought Into trust or ganizations right In the midst of his terrific trustbusting career If there was anything left worthy of a trusts notice It must have been an Inadvertent oversight for the country wits swept clean as a plat ter Please move over a little Un cle Reub I need more room and airNow what Im driving at Is this After he has fully saturated that gulping class with the spirit of Lin coins letters to get him to relieve the tedeum with an occasional aproI pas reference to some j Incidents in tho InterestingI Gen Jackson There are some I fancy that would fit In nicblywith Lincolns letters to McNnll For instance take the Diddle case which J would be sure to stir up some fond reminiscences at least In the mem ory of the Proff of the chair of applied decent politics Mr Bid die representing a group of power ful capitalists whose baleful Influence upon political affairs was then similar to that of Wall Street now went to the President and delivered the following ultimatum red hotI from the griddle Gen Jackson wo have the pow er to make and unmake Presidents Governors and Congressmen We have the power to make prosperity or bring ruin to the people If that be true said Old HlckI ory fire flashing from his steelgray eyes then you have a dn sight more power than ought to belong to any sot of men In a free country nail I shall appeal to time people toI strip you of that power Of course It would never occur toI that guileless and trusting class who are so charmed with his strident anti noisy parade of morals a1 belt they smack so strongly of self laudation to ask their spotless preceptor what he did when Wall Street In consummating that crownI Ing menace to commercial independence and freedom the gigantic steel Trust went to him in 1907 and with the air of a dictator said exactly what Diddle said to Jackson InI 1832 Surely theyd not stob theI Proff with a brutal epigram likeI that Uncle Reub says comparl eons are too odious and present company should always be except ed and Its cowardly to strike a man when hes down Besides the disgusted woodcocks and hootowls are busy rending the welkins from Devils Lake to Nigger Bend So on with the dancebut Its a pity the Prpff hasnt many many more than six disciples SUGGS Rockport Ky Feb 1C 1912 aDeafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There Is only one way to cute deaf ness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum bling sound or Imperfect hearing atfd when It is entirely closed DeaVvss Is the result and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube1 restored to Ita normal condition hear ing sill be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed con dltlon of the mucous surfaces i We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Dcdfncss caused by catarrhthat cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars tree F J Cheney Co ToIedoO Sold by Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for con Hlpatlon em LABOR LEADERS ARE ARRESTED Charged With Big Dynamite Conspiracy Aj WHOLESALE GATHERING IN 01 Many Men Prominent ili Labor CirclesChargesAre HEARING SET FOR MARCH 12 Indianapolis lad Feb HOver forty of the fiftyfour labor union officials Including nearly tho entire staff of the Structural Iron Workers were arrested tonight In tho dynamiting conspiracy Officials declare the remainder will be arrested with in fortyeight hours The aggregate bond Is 340000 The Intbrnatlon- al Union says It cannot furnish bond for all Two ate In Jail here President Ryan Issued a state ment asking the union men to be lieve in their innocence I All of the defendants are named I In each of the thirtytwo Indict ments containing a hundred and twentyeight counts for a conspira cy to carry explosives on passenger trains The penalty for each offense varies from eighteen months- to two years Sixtyfive explosions are mentioned in the Indictment on the work of the National Erectors Association members and thirtyone- on other contractors Time District Attorney Intimated that when the hearings are held on March 12 facts may develop that will Implicate others Hiram Cline organizer Spurgeon Meadows agent of the Carpenters and Joiners and Clarence E Dar row machinists are the only mem Mrs of unions other than the iron- Workers arrested Spurgeon P Meadows business agent of the district council of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners was also arrested In Indianapolis Ho represents one of the three labor unions alleg ed to be implicated in the conspiracy The official of the other union represented Is C E Dowd of the Machinists union under arrest at Rochester N Y Frank C Webb a former member of the Iron Workers Executive Board who was arrested In New York figures prominently In Ortle McManlgals confession Webb Is charged with meeting McManlyal anti showing him where to do Jobs In Hoboken and Jersey City N J- Among the early arrests reported were those of Richard H Houlihan of Chicago who Is charged with fur thering time violation of the federal statutes In connection with the ex plosions at South Chicago and by assisting Ortle McManlgal the con fessed dynamiter- E E Phillips a former official of the Ironworkers Union was arrest ed at Syracuse N Y and Edward Clark and Ernest O W Basoy also Iron workers were arrested In Cin cinnati John T Butler of Buffalo N Y first vce president of the Interna ltional Iron Workers and Herbert S Hockin of Detroit second vice presi dent and acting secretarytreasurer- and Fred Sherman local business agent were arrested here after Ryan was taken Hockin succocdd J J McNamara now in San Quentin prison in California as secretary treasurer Ortle MoManlgal In his confession to the Government charged that Hockin was the man who put him In the dynamiting business It Is charged in time indictment that Hockin went to Detroit in June 1907 and induces McManigal to take up dynamiting Ryan and his associates Imme diately conferred with District At torney Miller In reference to bond It Is said that the bonds required for all fifty or more defendants will aggregate 300000 The bonds are for their arraignment hero on March 12 The charges In the indlctme s are divided Into two groups The first group charges violation of the federal statutes regulating time In terstato shipment of explosives aid- Ing and abetting to violate tho law and aiding and abetting to conceal the violation The defendants in this case are termed accessories be fore and after the facti The second group charges conspiracy to violate the law by furthering the plans for carrying the explo elves While the possible penalties for violations range from less than eighteen months to two years im prisonment H Is said the punishments may be cumulative so that one defendant charged with more than ono offense may face a punish ment equal to tho accumulated penalties for allhls offenses The IronWorkers Union whose il headquarters are In Indianapolis has about 13000 members with 107nn local unions in the United States and Canada Soon after it became known his officials were to be indicted Mr Ryan asked the members of the union to establish a fund of 7000 a month It Is believed thisii fund now will be utilized for de fense at the trials j ONLY jtlARKKT IN WORLD 1 FOR CORN STALK PITH The Fordsvlllo Argonaut says But few folks know that the only market In the world where you can sell corn stalk pith is here at Fords vllle R W Hines of this place has tho contract to purchase 10 Olio pounds of pith for tho factory at Owensboro whose it Is ground up 1 fine chemically treated and then 4 pressed Into blocks only six Inches square These blocks are then I shipped to the Government at differ ent points in the United States to be used In the building of warships Last year Mr Hines purchased 100000 pounds Of pith This Is a great thing for the farmers as they can gather stalks during the day and at nigHt and during bad weath er they can peel corn pith and make good money which otherwise t would be lost Mr Hines com menced to receive the first of Feb ruary and has already received sev oral wagon loads It is put up In largo sacks which hold about 10 pounds He 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 I Salve he writes but this wonderIful healer soon cured me Heals bOIl91burnspiles Try It Only 25 cents at James H Williams m noon ADVICE ABOUT THE- TROtBLEMAKING 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1ISJAODEOmUNIOK President Taft Signs the Proclamation HUTTING ARIZONA TO FULL f Membership in Sisterhood of r States lather Mod est Ceremonies THE GOVERNOR INAUGURATED Washington Feb HAs the White House clocks wero striking 10 President Taft today signed the proclamation admitting Arizona to the Union Ho used a gold pen which Is to bo given to Postmaster General Tfitthcock There you are said the President as IP Signed tho last docu ment i In signing tho proclamation ads mitting Arizona to the Union Pres ident Taft added the fortyeighth star to tho flag and brought within the Blsterlrootl of States the last bit of territory within the confines of continental United StatestJ t To perpetuate the scene for fu ture Arizonians the moving picture man InvaileU the White House for the first time The Presidents office was filled with officers of the now State Government officials and others Interested All told there were three mov ing picture operators In the Presi dents office and half dozen phoj tographers lined up with them on either Else of his desk As he signed the proclamation and Its du plicate and the other necessary papers I the click of shutters and tho whirr of the picture machines mark ed time with the scratching of the pen The crowd in the office was unusually large even for such an event and Included a score or more Arizonans who had traveled all the I way to Washington Ho witness the ceremonyAfter signing It was announc i ed that President Taft would send A the nomlnaton of Richard E Sloan former Governor of Arizona to the United States District Judge for the new State to the Senate this after noon Governor Inaugurated Phoenix Ariz Feb HWith Western simplicity known else where In matters official as Jeffer j onlan George W P Hunt was Inaugurated as the first State Gov ernor of Arizona today A few hours earlier In tho day word had i come by telegraph from Washington that President Taft had signed the proclamation admitting Arizona to the Union the last of the 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newlyelected State officers amt a few close friends Gov Hunt Who began life In Arizona a quarter of a century ago as a walter Inn small mining camp restaurant at Globe walked to tho Capitol building which stands about a mile from the centerof the city The other State officers who with the Governor Immediately assumed their new duties are Secretary of State Sidney P Os fiorn State Treasurer D F John son State Auditor J C ICallaghan AttorneyGcneral George Purdy Dullard Superintendent of Public In struction C O Case Supreme Court Judges Alfred Franklin D C Cunningham Henry D Hdss Corporation Commissioners F A Jones A W Cole and 1V P Geary DKATII OK J W IMMSKY yVS PROMINENT S1TIKV l The Owensboro Messenger of Thursday says J W Dorsey for n number of years a correspondent for the Ow ensboro Messenger anal one of the most prominent merchants of Beech Grove died very sudnenly at one oclock this morning tif heart fail ure Mr Rorsey before retiring for the night seemed to bo In the best of spirits and had just completed a letter to the Messenger About one oclock his wife heard a noise In his room and upon investigation found that he was dead Ho Is survived by his wife and two daughters Miss Geneva Dorsey and Miss Martha Dorsey lie is also survived by a sister Mrs C O Brown of Owens boro who is dangerously ill of typhoid fever and another sister Mrs Van Horn who Is now doing mis sionary work In Japan and by a brotherinlaw who lives In Shelby villeMr Dorsey was an active church member having been a member of the Baptist church at Beech Grove for a number of years He was a prominent Democrat and was always known to be a man of strict business principles 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 ac tion Serious kidney trouble and even Brlghts 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 troublenot be yond the reach of medicine No medicine can do more FoTTSile by all dealers m pit MARRIED FOUR TIMES- DIVORCED THREE TIMKS Ft Worth Tex Feb 16Z1111an Russells matrimonial record is at last beaten Three times married and divorced Mrs A M Lewis aged 16 years and 7 months today took out a leapyear license anti married for the fourth time Husband No 4 had been Husband No 2 The girl originally Minnie Dooley was tlrst married Just before she had reached 15 to George Ander son This was in 1910 She lived happily for three months and then there was a divorce Later in tho same year she mar ried D H Glass from whom shj shortly secured another divorce Then A M Lewis a railroad clerk became Number 3 on the list A third divorce followed and now she married Glass over again The girl today said she believed the fourth knot tied would be the last First IM Grippe Then Bronchitis Such was tho case with Mrs W S Bailey McCreary Ky My wife was 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troscope This wonderful Instru ment delves into the innermost se crets of matter and divulges natures schemes with most marvelous accuracyAbout half the elements are well known and about half ore hardly known at all We have all heard of aluminium antimony arsenic bismuth calcium carbon chllorlne cobalt copper gold hydrogen Iodine Iron lead lithium magnes ium mercury nickel nitrogen oxygen phosphorus platinum potas sium radium silicon silver sodium sulphur tin and zinc nut how many people have heard of colum bium or niobium erbium gadolin lum Indium lanthanum neodym ium phrseodymlum rhodium samarium terbium thulium ytterb ium yttrium zirconium or europ ium Some of these rare elements have been detected In a most won derful anti Interesting way by spec trum analyclc It Is well known that the white light of the sun Is really a mixture of colored waves of light and that the colored waves can be separated from each other by pass Ing the white light through a prism All solid bodlesas platinum plate a steel poker If heated to what Is called white heat give off similar composite white light than can be analyzed Into component colored waves But It has been found that when any substance Is reduced to a state of vapor and rendered mean descent It no longer gives off white light but certain characteristic col ored rays which can be analyzed by a prism and so distinguished from all other substances In a rough way the colored rays can be discerned by the eye and the colored lights of pyrotechnic displays are rough 11 lustrations of this principle The scientific Instrument for the analysis of the light of Incandescent vapors by means of a prism Is known as n spectroscope and the actual analysis is known as spec trum analysis By means of vaporizing tr stances and analyzing their light the most minute traces of elements t may be detected For Instance one part of a grain of sodium one six one hundred and eighty millionth millionth part of a grain of lithium i one millionth part of a grain orI strontium and calcium can be de tectedIIn view of the wonderful dellcn cy of this mode of analysis It Is not strange that It led to the discovery of some of the rarer elements The Importance of the spectroscope I j therefore In the Identification ants discovery of elements Is undenlali anti a remarkable fact may be mrni tioned However distant incandescent light may be It can he analyzed i by the spectroscope which pro duced ILII Wo can Identify not only the salt burning In a kitchen fire but the malt burning in the furnace of tho sun A substance burning In thoII sun DSOOOOOO miles away may bo detected with as much certainty If It were In the laboratory and rulII this way we have found out the con stltutlon of suns and auroras and nebulaeIn I own sun we have discovered about half the elements known on earth Including Iron1 carbon calcium aluminium sodium potas sium magnesium silicon hydrogen zinc copper silver tin and lead Gold is not found in the sun hut nomo of the rare metals are plenti ful and helium was found In the sun before it was found in the earth In nebulae an element nebullum has been detected which has hot been found in the earthChlcago I Tribune I When BALLARDg SNOW LINI MENT Is rubbed In for rheumatic aches and pains It reaches the spot quickly and the relief is very grati fying Price 25c 60c and 100II per bottle Sold by Hartford Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky mItI Grammatical 1 + I An Alabama negroWho htid spent I several years RB a servant Ina New k IN York family returning to his homeI I I attempted to Instruct especialIhGlmrao some lasses Sam You mustnt say lasses corrected Sam You must say molasses What Is you talkln bout grunted nls brother Hows I gwlne to say mo lasses when I aint had non- eyet1IcCalls Magazine DYING HICKORY TREES TIll CAUSE AND REMEDY On account of the value of the hickory for shade nuts and many commercial wood products Circular 144 of the Bureau of Entomology U S Department of Agriculture 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matter of the second class I THE BIBLE AND LIQUOR I rrPAPER SELFCONVICTED a recent issue of Tho Herald l lInsquib the following little edito r a Is the little Journal pub fish at Louisville called Our i IeCountry really a liquor organ as has been alleged and surIt1 mired orIs It To this Our Country makes a t rather voluminous reply covering f tabout half of its editorial page It vines not attempt tP really deny the Loft Impeachment but rather offers I various reasons to support its stand In the matter After stating that Our Country Is strictly a farm pa per devoted to the Interests of the farmers of Kentucky and other States It says As it happen the editor of i this paper made n very careful study of the liquor problem extending over a period of j years and we feel It our duty t1 1to protest against prohibitionI i We believe that prohibition Is k wrong because Its object Is to k prevent the use of alcoholic r beverages and we believe f r the teahn= that thatII I is in accord with We JMble IsII I wholly wrong and misleading ii So far as The Heralds question is concerned It seems to be answered right there A journal that openly and frequently protests against prohibition would seem to need no other distinction or tag to align it with the liquor Interests Continu I ing the editor ol Our Country say- sIt i tho Bible fromhave read to tower anti hova ffb snd I It ItWcthe Bible Is in favor of t and that It pro I nounces woe upon the drunk r ard but nowhere have we found anything that can bet construed as In favor of tho 1 nonuse of alcoholic beverages except upon special and well defined occasions which have I no application to the nerageI citizen ff The legalized traffic of liquor was Inot known when any part of the Bible was written but the whole i trend of Its teachings Is against the 11ii use Qf Intoxicants Wo defy the ed r1 ltorf Our Country to quote us one- S single passage of Scripture that favors r the legalizing of saloons or the i general use of liquor as an intoxicant i and that is all It Is used for nowadays the effect There Is not I one man In 1000 who drinks liquor at all who does not at times become drunk In fact that Is the main element of liquorthe Intoxicating i effect If It did not cause intoxi cation In a greater or less degree nobody would care for it or acquire the habit of drinking It Over and- overi again docs the Bible warn against the use of liquor Including f that famous passage the first er- Setor the 20th chapter of Proverbs Wine Is a mocker strong drink Is and whosoever is deceived t thereby Is not wise The editor of t 1Our Country seems to have over looked this familiar quotation when 4 he read his Bible from cover to cover for he says after doing soc nowhere have we found anything that can be contrued as in favor of the nonuse of alcoholic beverages t and the above quotation does not apply to any special and wellde r fined occasions but is general Plainly speaking ItsPROHIBITION Equally strong In denunciation of drinking is the llth verse of the 5th chapter of Isaiah Woo unto them t that rise up early in the morning thati they may follow strong drink that continue until plghj tilt wins inflame them Did our brother editor miss that passage also i Nothing said there about temper f ance Of Intemperance In both 1 these jiamges vthe warning fa tot r + rt LET IT AJONE The Bible is full of such trarif1 r Ings In fact NOWHERE In tho rji- C Good Book is the general use of li- tt Quor advocated Throughout the whole Book from lid to lid is re I downIof Our Country would put liquor Indiscriminately Into the hands o everybody Including the bloom o h our rising young manhcodwit- he only warning that they must beI temperate in Its use scorning t I i orslder the frailty and wcakn of the human body as a whole an refusing to reckon with the peniten tiaries asylums and almshouses o ur country which nre overcrowde- with Inmates who no doubt tried to be temperate but whose downfall Is due solely to the damning use of strong drink It Is the maker of widows and orphans and who unless aligned with the liquor forces can defend It in any way Inasmuch as the editor of Our Country has taken the Bible as authority in his evident stand hisrr the liquor interests saying he read it from cover to cover wish to refresh his memory with 1II few passages none of which are favor of temperance as he calls It but all bearing their Iceson of woe and ruin to those who meddle i with strong drink For Instance let him read Eph 518 Luke 2134 Gal 5 21 Isaiah 288 and 51112 Hosen 411 and 75 Prov 2117 2321 2930 Romans 1313 Daniel 514 Isaiah 5612 1st Cor 511 and 6 10 Hab 215 Deut 212021 Joel i IIExemplifications 1 Gen 921 1st Samuel 2536 2d It 1sLil t Cor ii21 I These are just a few usually fa miliar passages Throughout the j Good Book the warning Is written In letters of fire BEWARE Tho I raaln quwtlon at Issue In this con trovorny Is how can the editor ofII Our Country who says his Ils strictly a farm paper and de1j tarm11ersI e upon all people including farmers I InIerestsI slanIJIforI ment of prohibition What do the readers of Our Country presuma bly scattered throughout the ninety odd prohibition counties of the State think of Its attitude any how Posing as n strictly farmI journal can Our Country afford to mix liquor with the agricultural In terestsSuppose prohibition doesnt actu ally and all the time prohibit the sale and use of liquor In communi ties where it Is the law isnt the I principle good Do the laws against murder theft and arson actually prevent these crimes from occurring Must we go without provisions of law because people continue to violate them- Concluding Its long defense of the liquor Interests Our Country says If our brother of the Hart ford Herald Is In favor of real prohibition that Is of the pro hibition of the use of liquor In dry territory now Is the time for him to speak up or forever hold his peace We are certainly In favor of a prohibition law for dry territory as well as wet territory as we can see no difference in the princi ple of the theory applied to either place Whether prohibition actual ly and everywhere prohibits or not It speaks for a moral principle and a righteous cause the same as other restrictive laws In the meantime we are glad we smoked Our Country out into a frank acknowledgment as its editorial implies that It IS a liquor or gan even if it does fly the colors of a strictly agricultural and farming sheet The drift of Republican sentiment Is apparent Ht is a foregone con elusion that Taft and Roosevelt will be candidates for tho Repub lican nomination for President The rank and file of the party are for Roosevelt but thp officeholders are for Taft who will In all likelihood be their nominee This will bo like This Beautiful Home in Beaver Dam Ky ET II FOR SALE t This picture which was taken from an actual photograph shows one of the most modern and strictly itptoonto homes Jn the town of reaver Dam Ky It Is new from tie ground up having been built about three years ago This residence contains seven rooms storage roam reception hall elegant bath room large closets pantry etc Cabinet mantles and tile hearths throughout Elegantly papered with the highest grade papers with picture and plate rails to match The ventilation Is perfect having p large transom over every door in the ILt the entire building The location is one of the most prominent in the town being right on Slain street within one square of the UlIII ness center and two squares of the schools Extra fine water from drilled well cased with steel casing and largo 4xOfoot concrete basert t sage tworoom laundry building threeroom coal and kindling building good tworoom chicken house with a special scratching yawl Con i crete and brick walks In yard and shade trees all started with three years growth All openings have the patent lock screens Splendid neighbors all of whom own their own property Will show you through this property any day up to April first and after that date call on 1 Saturdays or Sundays only This home wife built during the panic of 1008 and would cod onethird snore to build it today My reason ij for selling simply from the fact that all my Interests and business is now elsewhere and I am compelled to go to it In the near future iI Call on or address me at Beaver Dam Ky A R R SZ 1VYOl TR C G waving a red flag In a bulks face to the progressive element but whichever of the two Is nominated there will be a largo element of his party against him All of which au gurs that our next President will be a Democrat Fetirvaryhwas 72 years old last Friday The lndudo constituentss abledand beloved editor many happy re offindexpressed opinions but none who are not willing to accord him the greatest measure of love respect and veneration Mr Watterson refers to Gov Wilson of New Jersey as an intellect ual crook This reminds us of 1896rotcome to Kentucky and Ken tuckians have taken his measIure He Is a boy orator He 1Is a dishonest dodger He IsIa daring adventurer He is aII daring fakir He is not theJJ material of which the people orII the United States have erImade a President Nor is hett even of the material of which any party has ever before made a candidateII toIII MriBryan IIII that the Wilson case will be anoth I of the Kind 1 ISuccessful I I Raid j W T Short and Deputy United I States Marshal William Mays re turned from Clay county today where they made another big moonshine raid This was their third big haul in that county In the past three weeks Tlioy destroyed two big stills containing several gallons of beer captured two shiners Henso I Maupln and James Banks and se cured several warrants for others I tt- A piece of flannel dampened withtI Ithamberlalns 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 cer tain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which It affords I Sold by all dealers m Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Silas H Bolling de ceased are hereby notified to pre sent them properly proven to me at my office In Beaver Dam Ky on or before the 16th day of April 1912 j or they will be forever jarred 7t4 D B RHOADS Admr For Sale Farms All sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy lanaIA C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky Subscribe for The Hartford Herald I Stimulant or Tonic Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a stimulant It does not make you feel better one day then as bad as ever the next There is not a drop of alco Sarsaparilla steady even gain that comes from such a medicine Ask your doctor all about thiS alwaysdqI I who mites the best liver pills The MiIqTheyr over sixty yeses If you have the ilieht est doubt about using these plll uk your doctor Ask him first thata best Xad bythe J CIYXS COL wtU XtM 1 t HEAVY DAMAGES FOB- RAILROAD ACCIDENT Verdict for 16000 by Jury Suit Involves New Ques tions of Law Paducab Ky Feb 17A ver diet for the heaviest damages awarded a plaintiff in McCracken Circuit Court in a decade was returned yesterday afternoon by a jury In their judgment the plain tiff in the action of John Doherty administrator of the estate of his brother Joseph Doherty vs the Ill inois Central Railroad Company Is entitled to 16000 Attorneys Wheeler and Hughes local counsel for the Illinois Central will take the case to the Court of AppealsIt II SUPffmeJCourtIng to attorneys July 25 1910 Joseph Doherty a car repairer employed by the rail road company at Central City under I Instructions from a foreman is I said to have gone under a passenger car for the purpose of repairing a defective brake The foreman IsI said to have assured him every pro tection and told him there was no danger Shortly after he had be gun work a switch engine backed Into the cars and one of the wheels cut off Dohertys head July 1Ii I 1910 Congress enacted a law known as the Employers Liability onlyIacurred Attorneys Tom Crlce John H Hendrick and Frank N Burns tiled a petition in CircultCourt pray ing for = 25000 damages under the new law Later the petition was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff and an amended one filed Attor neys for the railroad took the petition before Judge Walter Evans and asked It to be Included on his dock et However the liability act makes it legal for a suit to be filed under its provisions in any State Court I AtItorney I defense announced that there would be no defense The Jury were given instructions and after arguments retired to their room In less than verIdieta technicality of the federal law but attorneys for Doherty are determined to fight the case through any and all courts I STOCK PEAS Nice Whippoorwill Seed Peas for sale fn Hartford by BLACK BIRKHEAD Illrthday Party at Matanzns Mr and Mrs Jake Igleheart en tertained with a surprise pound party at their country homo near Matanzas on last Thursday evening In honor of their son Byrons eighteenth birthday Numerous gams were Indulged in and music for the occasion was rendered on the organ A pleasant evening was spent by 11 Those present were Misses da and Louise Coffman Gall Con iit Naomi Bell LYdia Igleheart Gay Ashby Gertrude and Ruth Klrtley Bertha Swanson Mary El en Jackson Bertha Mabrey Messrs Silas Marvin and Ellis Jell Otis Wallace Frank Klrken 1oll Alvle Brown Frank Everly Byron Igleheart Roe Condit Clyde Ioyd Will Riley Tommie Coffman Tim Igleheart Stille Mason Arlie and Jack Bishop John Fulkerson Guy Heflin Hubert lice and Vita I Xsbby John Jackson Barnard and Henry Withrow George Igleheart Ann and Harlan Stearman Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown Mr and Mrs Weaver Hocker Mrs Bottle Athorton Mr Leslie Tally Mr and Mrs Jake Igleheart A company has been incorporated in Delaware to build a traction line from Hopklnsvlllevto Guthrie RlEYtKlDNEYjPlLtS ONItMIUMAu1MKIOHLYOal0i1a 1U Talks to Business Men NUMBER 1 It will soon be time for you to layout your advertising campaign for next year Your plans should 1 y all means Include a handsome art advertis ing calendar for 1913 to be sent out to your customers and friends at Christmas 1912 In this connection we wish to an nounce that we have recently secured the local agency fpr the copy righted calendars produced by the A M Collins Mfg Co of Phlla lelpbla This is one of the largest and most substantial calendar houses in the United States End the quality of their line is superior to that of any ever shown in this sectionJThis lino will be handled exclursively by us in Ohio county and the adjacent territory It Includes a great number and variety of subjects in full color as well as some handcolored pictures of exception al beauty The samples for 1913 are in our hands now and we shall be glad to show them to you at any time Make no plans for your 1913 calen dars until you see this extraordinary line 15he Hartford Herald Y Y Advance SaleOF SPRNGGOODSOUR 4 ii I every we are you opportunity of selecting snappy uptodate merchandise from the seasons offerings OUR NEW Clothing Spring Ginghams India Linens and Embroideries Are now ready for your inspection The early buyerswill get the pick of these purchases The prices we are mak t ing on these goods ought to move them out quickly Now is the time while our stock is complete Dont failf l to make an early visit You will not be disappointed I Respectfully r CARSON CO Inoorporetod L Hartford Kentucky i Tot Our FarmerFriends and Patrons rNow 1slthe time to begin to antioiPJteyour Foneor oolebraso we can giva you a very low price on any specifications you may need CaH Jwq see us about your fence 1 Yours truly i 1 1 r DUN 1JICE m it 1Iiiljit I 4 D NRolE KENTjiCKyJ J 1 1 OJ n 4T x WEDNESDAY PER 21t 1912THEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE FFVFL t If i tA Few More Left I j During our late Kum DownSale we had f a hemonenal run on our Ladies Coat Suit J 1 slid Cloak department Notwithstanding ttallthis we have a few left that we pro pose to make a still deeper cut on to di- sypose of them LISTEN Choice ofour i k I Ladies Suits some sold for 1 15 some j tIiIfor 20 and some for 25for only Ten Dollars lol Heres Big Ben Why not take advantage of this ridiculously low price Its money in your pocket QUR LOSS IS GAINIiJl Remember this and bear in mind that it pays to Trade with a louse that Saves you Money I u i I The latest and most up i todate ALARM CLOCK i on the market Will alarm steady or repeat He is i GUARANTEED for one year and I will repair him after the year is out at a small cost That much is something new as others do not furnish material to re r pair their clocks Earlyto bed early to rise Makes a man healthy wealthy and wise Big Ben is the j Remedy Come in and see him anyway On Sale at A tJ B Tappans The Reliable Jeweler y s mod The efaIIl MtI appreciated p 1 I t I ooooooooooooooo0 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O PERSONAL POINTS 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO U S Carson wants your Furs Itf Pure Genuine New Otleans Mo lasses Hartford Grocery Co Forty new Books added to Hers Library Just received n barrel of nice white fish W H MooreSon Fresh Staple Groceries mt Moores Meat Market 6tf Mr H A Taylor Wysox gave the Herald a call Friday Will payOnoDollar per bushel for good WheatI8tf Hartford Mill Go Mr Henry Griffin of Owensboro was In Hartford a few days recent IIY Wo have the Meat and the tight price Illers Grocery ft Moot llafket iMiss Lillian Monroe of Central City spent Sunday with friends in Hartford Mrs Ollie Barnett has returned from an extended visit to relatives in Owensboro Mrs R A Nofsinger left Thurs day for nn extended visit to her mother at Sacramento Ky Miss Grace Tappan of Central City Is the guest of her brother Dr J B Tappan and family Mr S F Riley has opened a meat shop in the brick building ad joining the Commercial Hotel Miss Sadie Hudson Hartford W E Berry Hartforl R 2 were among the Heralds callers Monday Have bought a car of Bran and Ship Stuff Will sell reasonable- W E ELLIS 8U Produce Merchant Mrs Wood Tlnuloy andMrs Fan nie M Taylor city were pleasant callers at The Herald office yester day Just received a car load of best Oats white an4mixed 3t4 Produce Merchant W E ELLIS Dont fail to try a sack of frying ton Flour Satisfaction guaranteed Sold exclusively by W H Moore Son6tfnone contemplating buying a be pon8uld o w ll t ia m h1 te J1WAW stal HBrt or lCy ageqt ICJr CryCr rl Lb i i flec- ttlc 4e E Ez 7 uI Will furnish you Field Seeds at reasonable pricesW E ELLIS 8t4 Produce Merchant Mr Fred Cooper our genial liv eryman wont to Central City yesterday on business and will return today Messrs J E Funk Hartford R 5 R A Rowan Hartford R 7 wore callers at the Herald office Thursday Leave your Laundry at my Grocery Domestic finish Work Guaranteed Called for and prompt delivery Phone 140 llers Grocery Make a 25cent purchase at the Ohio County Drug Company and take a guess for a ias00 Victor Talking Machine 4tf Mr J Lou Hill has gone to Mad lsonvllle to work In the restaurant ofH N Tate who recently moved from here there- Mesdames Mont McKinney and Elmer McKinney of McHenry gave The Herald a pleasant call while In Hartford yesterday All kinds of Telephones and Switchboards repaired and new parts furnished when needed by A E Pate Hartford Ky Gt4 Messrs J C Bennett and W M Addington Smallhous Ora D Nel son Nelson were among the Htr alds callers Wednesday All Interested In the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co are Invited to meet in the office of School Superintendent Henry Leach tonight Mrs Bettle Sanders who had been the guest of her son Mr Her bert S Sanders and wife for a few days has returned to her home In Louisville Mrs Dorcas Gray and Miss Ger trude Stevens the efficient opera tors at the local telephone ex change honored The Herald with a call last Saturday Mr Earl Miller and sister Miss Maude Miller who are attending Hartford College visited their mother at Olaton from Friday un til Monday afternoon A complete system of bicycle ladders has been Installed In the Ohio County Circuit Court Clerks office which very much facilitates looking over the cmdocket records Dr S J Wedding city Everett Porter Hartford R 4 Z Wayne Ellis West Hartford and J T Wallace Hartford R 2 gave the Herald a pleasant call Wednesday Just received a new barrel of N 0 Molasses and they are guaran teed to be as good If not better than any In town and the PRICE Is only G5c per gallon llers Grocery Meat Market 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 Gt4 Mrs Dr Z H Shultz of Pleas ant Ridge and Mrs Dr J O Mc Kinney and children of Taylor Mines visited the ladies parents Mr and Mrs J P Sandorfur city last week Fresh Beefsteak Beet RoastPork Steak Chops Homemade Sausage pure Pork Pure Momemade Lard fine and Cured Meats Uf all kinds at W H Moore Sons Meat I Market Phone 47 Otf Buy THE CRACRAFMEICH Telephone and you will escape the trouble and work cause byhavI- ng a poor and defective telephone They are guaranteed Sold by A E Pate Hartford Ky 5t4 W H Moore Son will sell you Beef Roast at lOc per pound Beet Steak at 12 lc per pound Fresh and Pork Steak at 12 c per pound Pork Steak at 12c per pound Side Pork lOc per pound Hartford Local No 604 A S of E will meet at Hartford next Sat urday February 24 at which time the obligation and secret work will be tgiven A good f attendance Is earnestly requested T H BALMAIN President Dont forgot that W H Moore Son will do all in their power to please you If for any reason you aro not satisfied with any purchase made of ahem dont tell others but tell us and we will treat you right 6tf For Sale Piano Wardrobe rei kltChollenhousehold articles See me Satur day Februaryz4 at my houseS- A Anderson or see Mrs J G Keown S Our efficient postmaster Mr M I L Heavrin accompanied by his wife will leave for Louisville to day where he goes to have aII slight operation performed on lower bowels which have been glv ingi him considerable triiubl6 torY eonJe time Ho will go direct to St If Ji eUakli h e th fllfJ n- t tlon will be performed Mr Hoav rlns numerous friends wish him a speedy recovery and return home Cant J M DoWeese of Oweno boro was In Hartford Saturday and Sunday Capt DoWeese has re resigned his place In the revenue service and will spend n few months In New Mexico for his healthTheI many friends In this city of Mr Joshua Fields will be pleased to learn that he has been given a pro motion to the position of teller In ia bank at Port Arthur Texas which salaryIHear Alexanders nagtlnu1 lllDreamsTalking Machine You might own this machine by making a 25cent purchase at the Ohio County Drug Cos store 4tl Lieut C D Shown of Company Hhas received an official order from the Adjutant General stating that the annual Inspection and Mill wll be held In Hartford on Febru ary28 and 29 An army officer will be in attendance on these days to Inspect the local company A birthday dinner was given at the residence of Mr and Mrs T P Williams of the Central Grove neighborhood Friday in honor of the sixth anniversary of their little daughter Lottie B The little one received many nice presents There were about 35 people present and the day was much enjoyed Revival services will begin at the Court House next Monday night February 26 conducted by Pastor T V Joiner assisted by Rev C F Wlmberly of Madlsonvllle Ky who will do the preaching W B Yates of Marion Ky Will lend the singing The public Is cordially In vited The evidence and arguments of counsel In the case ovthe Comth vs Leslie Rucker of color charged with detaining n woman against her will was heard before Judge R R Wedding yesterday and taken under advisement In the mean time Rucker was remanded to Jail to await the decision of the examin ing court as to whether he should be held to answer to the next grand Jury The games of basketball at the Hartford Athletic Hall last Saturday night between the boys and girls high school teams of Hartford College and Central City resulted In a victory for the Hartford folks in both games At the close the score stood for the girls 13 to C for the boys 26 to 11 both In fa vor of Hartford After the games were over the local teams served light refreshments and a general social feast was enjoyed I W P Thomas Wins In the suit of W P Thomas vs B H Rummage wherein both par ties were claiming the marshals place In the town of Beaver Dam and wherein the evidence and argu ment of counsel were heard at the recent term of Circuit Court and submitted to the Court for Judg ment Judge BIrkhcad handed down his opinion Monday which holds that W P Thomas is the legally elected marshal for the town of Beaver Dam Dentist Crushed to Death Central City Feb 19Dr D F Oman was killed at South Carroll ton by being crushed by an air com pressor used at the rock quarry at that place Dr Oman had charge of the work He was a practicing dentist He leaves a wife and three children SN T MASON AtBeaver Dam Ky IX ORDER TO GIVE THE PEOPLE OF OHIO COUNTY AX O- poirruxiTY TO TAKE ADVAX TAGI OF THE HIGH PRICES OX EVERY THING THEY EAT WHICH WILL PREVAIL ALL OVER TUB EXTIRE COUNTRY TIllS SPItING OFFERS THE FOLLOWING nAn GAINS FOR CASH ONLY SALE BEGINS FER 20 AND ENDS MAR 2 1012 18 Ibs Granulated Sugar 100 20 Ibs Navy Beans 100 5 Ibs Roasted Coffee 100 7 Ibs Full Head Rice503 Boxes Rolled Oats 25 3 plcgs Seeded Raisins253 cans Corni 25 6 cans Lye Hominy 40 3 pkgs Currants256 cans Plo Peaches 55 8 bars Swift Pride Soap 25 7 bars Lenox Soap 25 6 bars of any soap you wish 25 5 bags Dukes Mixture tobacco 20 Bacon perwppund o 11 Country fiHUBIt Per povjnd t 14 Aok pur prJCeqotl Lardr Royal has no substitute for making delicious homebaked foodsc 1 F J oYiv m BakingPowderI I ABSOLUTELY PURE I The only Baking Powder made I from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar 0000000000000000 MARRIAGE LICENSE 0 00000000000000000Elisha delia Gardner Beaver Dam Wesley Duke Friedaland to Nel lie Hall Olaton D C Oldham Centerlown to lra n Faught Smallhous F D Porter Cromwell to Audra Taylor Cromwell O S Petty Fordsvllle to Hettle Thurman Askins W E Martin Cromwell to Bes sie May Smith Cromwell- A F Roberts Fordsvllle to Maggie DeBruIer Shreve Cecil St Clair RosIne to Floy Miller Roslne James R Thomas White Run to Alta Malden White Run Ernest Royal Hartford Route G to Kflle AVesterfleld Hartford Route C W J Bean Hartford to Ger trude L Wright Hartford Clark Wilson Beaver Dam to Lizzie D Johnson Cromwell Forest R Casebier Prentls to I Myrtle Cooper Prentls Bert H Trail McHenry to lona Ball McHenry p For SaleTown property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O HARTFORD COLLIXiK XOTK C- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC The girls and boys of the College basketball teams entertained the Saturday evening after the meet Refreshments were served and a visiting teams from Central City delightful social hour was spent Rev Joiner conducted exercisesI at Chapel Monday morning Misses Cora and Eva Thomnsaon Hellln Lula Hardin Point Pleasant Messrs Marvin Taylor Roch ester and Herbert Burton Hart ford are new students In the Nor mal Department The Select Entertainers the third Lyceum number whose engagement was canceled on account of sickness will present this number some time during the latter part or April The local management have made every effort to secure a satis factory arrangement with the Lyceum Bureau and trust the patrons will be satisfied with this unavoid able change In the date of the entertainment STOCK PEAS Nice Whippoorwill Seed Peas for sale in Hartford by BLACK BIRKHEAD g For classy Job printing The ITararel IITAILORED TOORDER RI i This ultra fashionable Spring I Model ManTailored to your order t in all Wool Blue Serge I On sale this week Jt rrtonly p40U v Special Sale this fV Week Only r to acquaint you with our aston ishing values in tailoredtoor der clothes that are made in Chicago by Americas leading custom tailorstile American Ladies Tailor ncr Company No need to worry about the stle1 the fit the fabric or the price of your now Spring Outfit whether its a tailored suit or a coat a dress or a skirt we have in this tremendous uptotheminute line just what you want The prices range up to 5000 69 Spring Models Over 250 Cloths Just think what a variety of styles and fabrics includingsilks we offer you to s lest from and how certain you are of being delighted All the exclusive style all the certainty of fit of fered by the best merchant tailors and at half prices too An experienced fitter in our store theirII your measure and the garment will be promptly with Satisfaction Guaranteed Please call find see these lines while they are fresh and sparkling with all the new things in Jad es dress Be sure to make an early vis t to our store i Zrd Tj PAGE SIX THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY FED 2t 1012 i The Hartford Herald Illinois Central Railroad Tlnio Ta bio at Heaver Dam Ity fi North Bound South Bound No 132 405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131 855 pm t i r J E Williams Agt FATHER DONT KILL MEt II AM HOLDING A CROSS it flChilds Appeal Fails To StA j1 Hand of Despondent Par ent at Cleveland Cleveland Feb 16 When Adam Dujoh called at the home of Peter Clezuch late today to deliver milk ho peered through a window and saw two little bodies on a bed He called the police who found Clezuch- on the floor with his throat cut On the bed with necks almost severedp lay the bodies of Clezuchs children Czeflaw ii and Agnes 3 Clezuchi died In an ambulance on the way to a hospital Tho mother was away from home nt the time of tho tragedy It Is said i Clezuch was despondent because he was out of work and for that reason killed his children and himself Horrorstricken and unable to find her voice to scream an alarm Mrs Joseph Klscelskl It developed tonight saw tho father murder his children and then kill himself She had gone to the house to seo Mrs Clezuch Hearing child scream she looked through the window andr saw Clezuch seated on the bed withh the boy across his knee and razor in I Ihand please dont kill me I holding a cross she heard the Child say and then saw the razor al most sevor his neck r Then the father caught up the girl and slashed her throat t Without pausing he then drew the blade across his own throat Still speechless with fright and horror tho woman ran away herr courage to tell the story returning an hour later A WOIID TO THE FARMERS HE GUm TO Till LAST There are years when even farm ing which Is as dependable an oc cupation as we can find does not give a fair return for labor This past year large sections have been stricken with drought A man who has seen his full summers toll spent for practically no returns can not be blamed for discouragement ItI takes sand to stick and energy to IiersIIi was pliown by a man wto last month went oh the operfltlnfc table for kI serious surgical operation He did not rally from the anesthetic and after a ConeuKiitlon of wise pb- Y81Idal1s they all pronounced him dcadI ills body was removed to theI morgue aid left thfcrO for the night About 2 Oclock In the morning tho attendant In tho corridor looked through the glass doors and was as r tonished to see a movement of tho white clothes that draped the dead j mans form Almost frightened to f death he called tio doctors fire men and police They entered tho death chamber as the lately deceased slowly arose and rubbed his eyes I Gimmo my pants said he I i f workfback He was P could not I yearIspell disaster Go to It brave men- the earth Is yours and the fullness i thereof Richmond Climax You areR probably awaro that pneumonia always results from a cold but you never heard of a cold resulting from pneumonia when Chamberlains Cough Hemedy was used Why take tho risk when this i remedy may bo had for a trifle For sale by all dealers m I For Sale Slxtjf e acres of well Improved land in Rough river bottoms 2 YJ miles west of Hartford For fur ther particulars address X care of The Herald 2tf I CONFEDERATE PENSION HILL PASSED IJY SENATE i 1i Frankfort Ky Feb tGWlth- f out a dissenting vote tho Senate yes I terday afternoon passed the Glenn Confederate pension bill which provides I pensions of 10 per month to indigent veterans who wore tho gray i and their widows married prior to I III 1890 A State Pension Board composed of the Governor Auditor andI Secretary of State Is named to put the act Into effect It lies been intimated that at YI i- Y voterpGwill avail themselves which will necessitate an expend lure of 120000 annually JUDGE AVAS IJUSY HUT A SLIGHT INTERRUPTION Midland Tex Feb 16A dls polo arose In Commissioner Court today during which Judge J H Knowles presiding made an eras tion regarding the courts action att a previous session Commlssonet Julo Driver arose and exclaimed You are a liar Judge This court will stand adjourned Judge Knowles announced cally ed me a liar Then Knowles gave Driver a se vere drubbing The hostilities over he reconvened court and fined himself for fighting The interrupted court deliberations were then resumed DAILY NEWSPAPERS ARE DIMINISHING The statistics of the past yea show that dally newspapers are di minishing In numbers A year ago tho number was 2472 the news paper apnual for 1912 will show 13 less clnlllcs and the trend now In dicates a greater mortality of dally newspapers than births This decrease comes about by the fact that the field of dally newspapers has been completely filled and that It iIs Impossible for them to succeed with tho heavy expense that it takes to run them The census of 1911 shows 16229 weeklies 40 of which died during the year Tho death rato of tho semiweekly Is greater than any oth er paper 605 of them having passed away Into the great beyond during the year 1911 Itching of the skin anywhere on the body stops Instantly when rub bed with BALLARDS SNOW LINI MENT One or two applications cures permanently Price 25c 50c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m As to Lawyers Speaker Champ Clark tells of a Missouri lawyer named Strange whoII became 111 and feared ho was to die Calling his wife to him Lawyer Strange said I Now my dear when I die I would like you to put a little head stone at my grave and on it simply say Here lies an honest lawyer The wife expressed surprise that her husband did not wish his name on the stone That will not bo necessary heI said Everyone who passes and sees the Inscription will at once say Thats Strange McCalls Mag azine ttt 11Inl 11 RenedYthasl Immense sale by Its remarkable cures of colds It can always bo depended upon For sale by aUI dealers m i Oii My Gooilcsst At an entertainment given by a country church congregation one of the deacons made tho announce mentsHo occasioned much surprise when he said Miss Mary Simpkins wlll slng Put Me In My Little Bed accom panied by the mlnlsterNew York American nu n DANGER IN DELAY Kidney Diseases Are Too Dan gerous for Hartford People to Neglect The great danger of kidney troubles Is that they may get a firm hold before tho 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and Notion ReadingIn f t tra r c ri Tc rs p WEDNESDAY FED 21 1912 THF HARTFORD HFRALD PAGE SEVEN I I K h 0000000000000000p 4 O TIIK CHARGE OF TIm BOY i 0It 0 CADETS 3 I OfOOOOQOOOOOOO-l 0 tcon Oa Feb lbSpecial Walter A Clark a prominent cltt Izehaf Augusta who will be ong ol the Welcome visitors to the Ron ion at Macon May 79 has publish I cd a poem In recognition of the9 gallantry of tha Confederate tro4 at New Market Virginia In May1 1864 The poem Is dedicated to the3 speclal memory of Dr John Bransford who began his militaryf career In the battle at New Market and who afterwards distinguishedI hImself by gallantry In battles of thdlCjvll War The corps of which Dr Bransford 1 was TI Tnomber were students at the3 Virginia Military Institute at Lex- Ington7 After a hard day of fight I Ing the corps returned to their camp near New Market and were greeted by the old veterans with the quaint old Southern song Rocka byBaby The poem follows On the college ground the boys had played With their mimic drill and thplr l dress parade I But the time had come that wartime spring To give them a taste of the real S thing Far up tho valley came Slgels Corps With his 1orse and foot and his guns galore And to stem the tide there were barely thon Four thousand of Echols and Whar tons men So the order came for the boy cadets To fight by the elde of the warwor- vets And forth they marched at tho bat I tie cry I Ready to daro and ready to die Their dress was new and their guns wero bright And their step was true and trim and light And their girlish faces smooth andI fair As they marched to war with a jaunty air j On the battle line they file In place With a faultless step and a boyis- grace I f While across the plain tho blue drums roll I And cannon knoll are bristling from every Sling knapsacks falls from theI leaderss lips And to fighting trim each fair boy strips While ho nervously tightens his battle gear And tho drawn lips whiten but not with fear Then Forward the line and the n ranks are game Though the enemys guns are belch Ing flame And the missiles are playing Wide and seek As they rend the air with a fiendish shriek The ridge Is passed theres a flash and a roar And five of the boys are stretched i In gore By a villainous rifle shelland then The orderly sings out Close up men AId they close the ranks and press straight on With never a falter never a groan While the marching front as they I near the blue Seems straight as the line ofa field review But ho stands at bay on the pla 1 teaus crest H But he stands at bay on the plat- eausII crest I While his shot and shell sad breaches tore i In the tender ranks of the boyish corps But on they go through the leaden r hall And on to the flash of the smoking pale And on to the flash of the smoking gun- Though the lads are dropping one by one Their leader falls but a stripling hand A bright sword waves as he takes command And leads them pn through the crimson rain To the goal that thunders across the plain c Anjnow theyre up with WhartoVis men And the ranks are halted and form 1gbgacalnVAnd thon with a rush and a yell they go And the day JB weft from the routed foe Children1 Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTOR I q y u But alas on the cruel path they trod- TgoUmyoung blood reddened tho bat tlo sod And many a lacq so young and fair Lay cold and still In the Boffsprlng ahI IIAhlI neverbofoje onhlll or plain 1Has the hand of war reaped fairer grain lfhanlt5arnored In that grim May psdayFrom the ranks of the boy cadets t I grayFAnd when In tho Souths great pantheon Her hero dead shill be caned 1 stone Far up by the side of the warworn n vets Will be graver the names of the Boy Cadets t Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Jessie Phipps Plaintiff vs Laura Greenwood c Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of tho Ohio Circuit Court rendered at The June term 1911 in the above cause for the purpose of the division of the pro ceeds amongst the parties in inter est and paying the costs herein I will offer for solo by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 4th day of March 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towIt About one hundred acres of land holng the same conveyed to E V Phipps by las C Warden in No vember 1S50 and deed for which is recorded In Deed Book U page C45 Ohio County Clerks office ly andnbeginning at two beeches sweet gum and black gum In W C War dens line corner of n5 R Ashleys 17G acres thence E 100 poles to a beech dogwood and stone thence N 362 poles to Davless corner on Rough Creek thence down Rough Creek in its meanders to the mouth of Big Run thence to an ash two maples corner to Jos Barnctts sur vey to which this Is a part thence up the Big Run with its meanders to two white oaks poplar and hick ory near where Condlts Ferry 20hE 117 poles to the Beginning con taming two hundred acres more pr less but erroneously said to con tain one hundred and twentyfive Excepting therefrom the surface of a certain tract of 300 acres sold by E V Phipps to Mary TIchenor as shown by Deed Book 34 page 3iil and which 100 acres of sur face only Is bounded and described as follows Beginning at n stone corner In the Hartford and Point Pleasant road thence N 3i 11 260 rods to a beechvon Rough River thence down that stream ton stone and small hickory thence S 3 =i W 134 rods to a stone In the Hartford and Point Pleasant road thence with the road S C8 E 15 rods and IS links thence S 08 E 38 rocs thence S72i E 20 rods to the beginning containing 100 acres more or less All tho coal and mineral under which was reserved by E V Phipps and Is now owned by his estate and this boundary Is a part of the land conveyed by John C Warden to E V PhIpps And excepting also the family graveyard with right of ingress and egress Leaving by recent survey by John B Wilson tho following boundary to be sold viz Beginning at a hickory in Mary TIchenorjs line 50 feet from low water on Rough River thence down said river as it meandersblndlng on low water S 39 W 7 J poles S 61 W 11 poles S 87 V6 W12 poles N 73h W 9V4 poles N 52 W 8 i4 poles to a maple Frank Ross corner thence with his line- S 53 W 6 poles to the center of Big Run creek thence up same as It meanders in the middle thereof to a stone corner with Jno and Arbln Tichenor and Rowe on the Hartford and Point Pleasant road thence with Rowes line S 17 W 9 poles to a stone thence with Rowes and JB Wades lines S 3 W 112 poles to a stone and black gum GH Ashbys corner In Wades line thence with Ashbys lino S SG4 E 100 poles to a stone Orville Bishops corner in Ashbys line thence with Bishops line N 3 E 83th poles to a stone said Mary Tlchenors corner on said road thence with said road and her lines No 72W 20 poles N 68 U W 38 poles N 58 E 15 poles and 18 links to aotono her corner on said road thenco with another of her lines N 3 Eo 134 poles to the beginning containing 101 acres more or less The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved recur Ity Immediately after sale This 14th day of February 1912 F I FELIX Master Commissioner Jones Fogle Heavrin Woodward Attorneys Hartford Herald Only 1 Year C- oJ ITII tt 4 ANTI PARCELSPOSTS CONVENTION TO MEET At Nashville February 2628 Big Arrangements Are Being Made Nashville Tenn Feb 17Spec I I maturingn 4 for the holding of the AntiParcels Posts Convention here February 26 2728 which judged by the number mern chants from all over this State Kentucky Alabama Georgia Mississip pi and South Carolina will be probably double that In attendance upon t last years like gathering here The local committee on conven tion arrangements has already pro vided for an attractive entertaIn- ment programme including two complimentary theater parties t which all delegates will be invited c has secured low railroad rates from all parts of tho South and will an nounce within a few days a splendid list of convention speakers Already the services of S Norvell the magnetic and eloquent merchant I editor and orator of St Louis have been secured as un oratorical enter tnlnmnt card Mr Norvell has studied the parcelsposts question at length in Europe and will be In a I position to throw valuable and interesting I light upon the practicabil ltv of the measure as adapted to conE ditions in this country The chairman of the local convention committee states that out ofrI thousands of letters received from merchants from all over the South attendIIngadvocating a luI this country has been received This jI he declares indicates n remarkable unanimity of sentiment among rep I resentative Southern merchants i against n measure that would tend to favor a few big mallorder houses In large cities and work to the corresponding detriment of the rural j merchants and the rural communl ty along with that of the jobbing and manufacturing interests j For Sale A 20 scholarship In Bowling Green Business University Bowling i Green Ky For further particulars j call on or Itf addressII Till FInS NEGRO llHV IN1 HISTORY OF KANSAS j j For the first time In the history of Reno county n case was tried In HutchInson the other day before a jury composed exclusively of color ed men It was the hearing In Pro bate Court of the case of Mrs Mar tha J Marshall a negro woman who was being examined as to her sanity Charles Fulton Deputy Pro I bate Judge remarked that he never CAUSE AND REMEDY l j Uncertainty of the immediate future is looked upon by many men of affairs as a blockade to enter I prise and business prosperity andI this blockade is now quite throughout the channels apparentIII The Presidential Electron theIIj efforts of Congress with no fixed purpose Organized Labor as a new factor in politics together with other matters of greater or 1less import represent at this time a chaotic conflict of separate inter ests to harmonize which is now the problem before the country All want Prosperity Peace and Plenty Read with care the Cin cinnati Enquirer a journal that prints all the news each day from every commercial center through out the world A barometer of causes and effects that points dut as n Beacon Light the danger and the safeguard therefrom As well known the Daily En quirer is the largest in size and highest priced paper in the United States yet cheapest measured by quality and quantity The Weekly Enquirer with the cream and digest of all the news able and conservative editorials market reports methods and results from Government and State Experiment Stations veterinary matters Peoples Forum choice literature short and continued stor ies nonsectarian sermons general information etc with the exclusion of all matters of scandal and im morality is today the Cleanest Weekly Family Journal obtainable Each issue is alone worth the price of a years subscription Solicitors for subscriptions make a handsome profit and increase the good influence of The Enquirer in the uplift of morality and industry and for the betterment and welfare of thecommunity For terms write to The Enquirer Cincinnati Ohio the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer and The Hartford Herald Both Ono Year For Only 125 I v- 1 saw a finer sot of men on a Jury than those six colored men one of them a doctor another a minister and a third a law student and all of them men who have good educa tion and character It attracted a lot of attention being a very unusu al occurrence In Kansas legal cl- rclesKansas City Journal 00000000000000000O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 O W n Wright Pastor O- ooooooooooooooo Preaching every Fourth Sunday morning and evening Bible School every Sunday at 930 a m- Comnmunlon service at 1030 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock The Only Way Have you ever thought of anyway to keep your boys on the farm 7 Corntosselaquit raisin crops an turn the place over to rabbits an partridges The Cutlery Family I call em tho cutlery family Why so Well the daughter spoons the father forks out the money and the mother knifes the other guests The Only Chance If those California women run for office do you think they would be guilty of purchasing votes Not unless they got trading stamps with tII11IjFault of IaiiKiinu Mrs Meysor Could you give me little money my dear Mr Meyser Certainly my dear i About how littleLife- A i FACT ABOUT THE BLUESi Vhat Is known as the Blues is seldom occasioned by actual existing external conditions but In time great majority of cases by a dls ordered LIVER THIS IS A FACT which may be demonstra ted by trying a course of TuttsPilis Theycontrol and regulate the LIVER They bring hope andbouyoncy to the mind They bring health and elastic Ity to the body TAIlE Nn SIIRCTITIITr CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of In- Use For Over Thirty Year- sCASTORIA TBtCtFITIOIIOOMONVntwrot4A s m XE TUCXY- Li S htnd Pawer Company INCOHIOKATKU E G BARRASS MGR Hartford Ky Will wire your house at cost Electric Lights are clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without hem when within reach e II SEND YOUR BOY TO MATHENEY BAITS ep Vanderbiltr rG1iiILIY1School FOR BOYS Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty collegetrained men Our patronage has Twentyfour resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat HotSand Cold Baths Extremely Healthful location 400000 recently spent on improvements No saloons in the town or county Moral surroundings excellent Unex celled as a school for young boys Nineteenth Year Begins September 6 19111 1Write for catalogue 5 Address all communications to II a Desk CMATHENEY BATTS i p 1 t- I I xE8DAY FED SI eels 1HERALDWJilIAGE EIGHT THE HARTFORD 1 n The Hartjord HeraL y K H Be E RAILROAD TIME TI t BLE AT HARTFORD KY eThe following L N Time Card arseffective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound I No L1f due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 duo at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m t No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m fi MISCRKEfi Apt 4 LEGISLATUREA IS j NEARING T0 END And So Far Only One law i iEnacted1 MY HOLD NIGHT SESSIONS t i i UBut Little Progress Has Been f t tMade With Educational ti Measurestik TUCril IS YET HOPED Ion i Frankfort Ky Feb nWlth only fifteen more working days reo tmilirtiiK of the 1912 session of the legislature indications arc that the colons will begin work in earnest upon their return to the seat of government Monday although there gill be one holiday this week and 9 one day devoted to Hon Judson T1ArffiOn Eo W tee 1 as c ht TII law iimctcd and the position of the county unit bill and the prison bill lUll created no little Interest In the work of the commit teus of both the Senate and the t House and during the next few I lays many bills will be acted on by the members of each HouseI Although the Democratic platform advocated progressive educational laws there has not been a single educational bill to pass both branches of the General Assembly mil those on the ground in the In terest of the several educational measures pending before the Legls fciture claim that the outlook is dark for the enactment into law of sill the bills pending These bills represent one of the most Important features of the work mapped out for the General Assembly and the educational people of the State wo taking great Interest in the measure Already each House Is holding morning and evening sessions and it is understood a move will be made Monday or Tuesday to haven resolution adopted to hold night sessions thus making three ses I sions each day By doing this many bills may be acted upon and the present situation would be greatly relieved The House will pass into the hands of the rules committee the latter part of this week unless there is a revision of the rules and then It Is thought just the more Important measures will be brought before the House f Ii for passage Some of the members of the House however claim there will be 1 1trevision of the rules and that the session will be a free for all un til the last day and that the rules committee will not be permitted to take charge of any of the sessions for the calling of bills- WANTInt1 Horsemen to know that I have pur chased Gilded Clique the combined saddle and harness horse formerly owned by the late Mack SmithThis horse Is bred In the purple Was sired by Sensation 2419 1st lam by Kentucky Prince Come and see this horse Seeing Is believing This horse has never been defeated tf hut one time in a model ring i Will make the season of 1912 at- m barn In Beda Ky C days In I each week at 1000 to Insure colt to stand up and suck I wish to thank my friends for their patronage in the past Yours for business W H PARK- Si I II i514 Hartford Route 3 I11acklngIr f flUmk i itllpllell to the chest Buy the dol j jlarshe Horehound Syrup you get n Porus Plaster free with each bot tie sold by Hartford Drug Co J Hartford Ky Donovan Co Bea t ver Dam Ky m r r Surprise Illrtliiliiy Dinner t On Thursday morning February t H 15 1912 a number of friends and relatives of Mrs Josle Williams i 7 gathered at her homo near Wal 4 tons creek to celebrate her 38th birthday It was a great surprise to hon and her children Those in attendance brought well filled baskets and gifts of many kinds Those present were Mrs Josle Williams and children Mayme Mabel Logie Leslie and Fred Mrs T H Den ton Mrs Eugene Stroud and little son Finis Mrs W E Drown Mrs E R Ashby Mrs H B Ashby Mrs C R Ashby Mrs M D Ash by Miss Ethel Ashby Mrs John St Clair Mrs Chester Rowe Mrs J F Ross Mrs H 0 Bennett and daughters Katharine and Opal Mrs Will Tichenor and daughters Emma and Anna Miss Gladys Ren derAlso the Ladles Aid Society of Centertown greatly surprised her and those present by sending a great load of things too numerous to mention Ladles Aid Mrs Al vin Howe Mrs Isom Vincent Mrs A R Plummer Mrs Bob Plummer Mrs O M Bishop Mrs E M Morton Mrs L C Morton Mrs Dr Smith Miss Laura Toll Miss Gladys Maddox Mrs Charley Overton Messrs E M Morton and J A Bll broEveryone spent a pleasant day and wish for Mrs Williams and her family many more such days ONE PRESENT DUNDEE Feb 19 Burning plant beds Is the most Important Industry now In this section Several horses have been dying near here of late but most of them are at the older class Mr T A Fuqua bought two horses here last Saturday from Mr Gcorgo Cummings Prof J C Lawrence has quite a large school here Some of them nre boarding students and quite a number of them are expecting to teach next fall iron R Moaoloy who ha been confined to his room for 2 or 1 months with stomach trouble la able to be out again Mrs Lyde Bean Is very 111 of lu 1111IpeIr Leonard Gregory of Clov i ort spent n few days this week with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Romnev Renfrow Mr Ira Bozarth of Olaton was in town Saturday buying hogs Mr Columbus Ring of Sacra nento Ky visited his mother here Saturday and Sunday Mr EdI F Duke has sold his stock of goods to the Dundee Mer cantile Co and will work for them n the future Mr Roscoe Hardin visited Mr lalan Gentry near Narrows last SundayMr Sam Pate has moved to Mr Vld Tauls near Beech Valley to work this year UKXXETTS Feb 18Kenneth the little son of Mr and Mrs E W Austin who has been very III of diphtheria is ImprovingMr Hawkins has been very ill of chillsMr Mrs Bean of Dundee were the guests of their son Mr B F Dean of this place recentlyMiss Meek Hocker of Center town visited her brother Mr Joe Hocker here recently Miss Willie Smith of Hartford Is visiting her cousin Miss Cola Cecil here Mr Elbert Sparks visited Mr Mark Dell near Maxwell Saturday nightMr and Mrs Porter of Hartford were the guests of his brother here Sunday and Sunday night Mr and Mrs T J Smith of Hartford visited Mrs Smiths sis ter Mrs Cecil Sunday afternoon Sedentary habits lack of outdoor 3xercise 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 berlalns Stomach and Liver Tab ets and you will soon1e well again For sale by all dealers m Fair Ingle Miss Isabelle Fair daughter of Mr and Mrs McDowell Fair Chattanooga Tenn and Mr Wm Ingle also of that city were united in marriage last Thursday at the homo of the brides parents Mrs Ingle Is well remembered In Hartford having been born here and is a niece of Mr W M Fair of Fair Co After the ceremony the couple left for a bridal trip to Eastern Kentucky where they will visit rel atives of the bride They will make their home at Chattanooga where Mr Ingle holds n lucrative position In the postofilceWashingtons birthday Tomorrow February 22 is the 180th anniversary of the birth of ncorgo Washington and will be re jarded as a national and legal holy iday by every State In the Union This Is the last day that is regarded as a holiday hy every State In the Union till July 4 when Independ anco day Is observed tih 9I 0 TERROR W WALL STREET OVER RECENT 1iO10 UPS Bankers Apply To the Police for Permits to Always Go Armed yrs New York Feb 16Terror reigns In Wall street among the bankers and jewelers as aresult of the epidemic of sensational hold ups culminating In the spectacular robbery of two bank messengers of 25000 In a taxicab yesterday fol lowed by others almost equally as spectacular today George Horth a diamond dealer was robbed to night of diamonds by two men who jumped from a taxicab on Fifth av enue Horth was beaten over the head by one while the other went through his pockets Thoy jumped back in the taxicab and disappeared In broad daylight William Dougherty In the Bronx a messen ger was attacked by a youth and robbed of 340 he was tatting to a bank The bankersapplied to the police for a permit to go armed as they are in fear of their lives Thel mes sengers on Wall street appeared un der guard Heretofore the fact that every crook found across the deadline of the Wall street dis trict would be arrested had kept them away 000000000000000O CinCUIT COURT NOTES 0- OOOOtJOOOOOOOOOO Comth vs A V Leach 3 ases on motion of Attorney for Comth dismissed The grand jury before adpourn nppt last Wednesday returned the following Indictments v Two against Thomas Render selling liquor to a minor bench warrant awarded and ball fixed at GO in each case Five against Frank McFarland elllng liquor to a minor bench warrant awarded and ball fixed at GO In each case Two against Dill Taylor selling liquor to a minor bench warrant warded and ball fixed at 100 in each case One against Charles DeWeese and Martin Willoughby crime of manslaughter bench warrant awarded ball fixed at 1000 for Wllloughby and 700 for DeWeese Pomth vs Robert Hudson of color charged with housebreaking plea of guilty entered and Jury found verdict of guilty and defend ant sentenced to penitentiary from I to 5 years Comth vs Will McKey of color verdict of jury not guilty John D Wilson allowed 28 for four days services as pro tern Commonwealths Attorney Comth vs Will Taylor of color plea of guilty law and facts to the court and fined 60 and costs Marvin Miller official stenogra pher allowed 10 for his services In the case of Comth vs Oscar McKinney and same to bo paid by the Ohio Circuit Court Comth vs Charles Condor for feiture of ball bond setasdu Jury Trials Robert Robertson vs Broadway Coal Mining Co verdict of jury 512G for plaintiff- J J Bennett a boy of the Rob Roy neighborhood this county whoI is 17 years old and had been sen fenced to the House of Reform was conveyed to that Institution near Lexington last Friday by Sheriff T H mack Mont Daugherty white and Robert Hudson of color sen fenced to the penitentiary at the re ent term of court were conveyed o the Eddvvllle penitentiary last 3aturday They were taken there iy Sheriff T H Black and Mr E B Blrkhead as guard XotlIe of Rental U R Ooodall Admrc Plaintiffs- vs allle Shacklett c Defendants Pursuant to an order of the Ohio Circuit Court entered In Order Book No C6 page 152 Ohio Cir cuit Court Clerks office I will on Saturday March 9 1912 about one oclock 11 m by public outcry rent to the highest and best bidder what Is known as the late Jacob C War den homestead near Centertown this county The farm contains about 70 acres about 50 acres of which Is cleared land and all tilla ble except the 10 acres which Isln second years meadow whloh will be Included in this rental Same will be rented for the year 1912 the renter to give possession Jan uary 1 1913 The rental will take place at the late residence of said Warden i V Terms of Rental Tho renter will be required to execute bond twltU approved security lmmedlately at- ter I rental F L1 FEIIXIj St3 Master Commissioner ubscilbc for Tho Hartford Herald eI J sWashingtons Birthday February 22 remember maybe that story about Mark Twain who saidIYOU a bigger man than George Washington because while George couldnt tell a lie Mark could but wouldnt f Washingtons fame is secure because he did what he thought was I best for all and his judgment was good personal profit or advantage I didnt sway him HART SCHAFFNER MARX j J clothes are made of allwool fabrics carefully shrunk perfectly tail i ored They could use cheaper cloth cheaper trimmings cheaper tail j oring and youd probably never know the difference but they wont These clothes are made to give you the wearer the best service theyre the cheapest clothes you can buy for that reason Theyre the best for us to sell for that reason We profit by your Profitii Suits 18 and up Overcoats 1 1650 and up EoP BARNES BRO f BEAVER DAM KENTUCKYii This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes nr ilEA Jom31-I Feb 19Mr O R Hazelrigg who has been bookkeeping for bus iness firms in Helller Ky for some time past was united In marriage last week to Miss Mayme Young of Catlettsburg Ky He has returned with his bride to his former home near town where he will make his future home and follow the occupa tion of farming Mr J W Neighbors living near town Is very low of Brlghts dis ease Without a change for the better soon hopes of his recovery will be despaired of Mrs Tory Taylor of Stanford Ill is visiting her mother Mrs Delmer Williams who has been quite 111 of neuralgia of the head but is thought to be better at this wrlttlng oaA Warning Against Wet Feet Wet and chilled feet Usually af fect the mucous membrane of the nosethroat and llungs and la grippe bronchitis or pneumonia may re sult Watch carefujly particularly the children and for the racking stubborn coughs give Foleys Honey and Tar Compound It soothes the Inflamed membranes and heals the cough quickly Mrs A A Swagel Kroh 1Vlssays I always give Foleys Honey and Tar Compound to my children It cures their coughs ahd colds and they like to take It For sale blalli dealers m CAR L0AD OF STEERS BRING t78 A HEAD slinIWhatfever paid in Evansvllle for cattle was registered yesterday when Con= g V1 way March of Morgantield Ky sold a carload of finished cattle to the Evansville Packing Company for 690a hundred pounds The steers averaged 1130 pounds each or 78 a head The market price lor top steers here Is about 640 Itlnincil a Good Worker I blamed my heart for severe distress In my left side for two years writes w Evans Danville Va but I know now It was Indigestion as Dr Kings New Life Pills completely cured me Best for stomach liver and kidney troubles constipation headache or debility 25c at James H Williams m Hartford Herald Oofy11I Year I BOOKKEEPING Basis esaPhonographj TYPEWRITING and TELEGRAPHY WJ EUrI mercntflnd10000J91Dr011EnteraowIlfdrwWILBORlafa Single Comb Buff Orpington Eggs Iron Prize Winners at Kentucky State Fall IOU Have mated up three pens trout which I will sell ERRS at 8150 300 And 500 per icttlng of 15 Will book orders now for shipment Jntcr Send for mntlnit UlltIts tree Will also sell n fow tying Piilleta at 200 eAch Snts faction guaranteed R JJBrQ ksOIpGraharn KU v- I 11 TO TH- EFeurmers t Time will soon be at hand for you to begin tilling your anythinginstock that cannot be excelled to do the work- Blounts Steel Plows and Olivers Chilled Plows andII repairs of all kinds Also Wire and WovenWire Fenc ing can be had at this pIneofYour trade is solicited I LIKENS ACTON HartfordKentucky + + + + + + + + ot + + + +I + GO TO + or + Albert Oiler i 101 FOR + i +1 Carpenter and Repair Work + or TIN WORK 1- I+I Pump and Furniture Repairing + + Soldering and Saw Filing Dug + t4Youll find1oinnnlthe JincII John1litcholl+ f + Beaver Dam Ky t+ o1o + + + + + + + + + + + t 1- r

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