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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): February 28, 1912 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912022801_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): February 28, 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. THE HARTFORD HERALD. ' ' . i , t ' I Subscription $1 Per Year, $n Advance. ' '' "f -- ft. n ftnM of iwj WwH, ii fewtfui ' . Mm Lamberiig at Hj -n "- - 38th TEAR. ROQSEVELT IB " . -- - ..i. ., - . ... ,.,-' fat" juj Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed, " ... . - . HARTFORD, KY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. pref-srencbo-th- NO. 9 4 "On the 4th of March next I ihnll have sorved three and a half fears, and ' this three and a half ears constitute my first term,,, The. wise custom which limits the PresBEPLY IS BRJeFbUT DEFINIATE ident to two terms regards the and not the form, and under no circumstances will I be a candiRepublican Ranks Are. Badly date for or accept any nomination. IMTE ... . ts preference. I hopo tho people nay be given- - the chance, through o he primaries', to express their e nqm-'nc- o as to who shall of tho Republican Presidential Convention. . "THEODORE ROOSEVELT." w 100. Will Accept W Tendered fibril i nation. aub-itan- Split Oyer Colonel's Declaration. REPUDIATES ADMINISTRATION "THEODORE ROOSEVELT." 30T THEIR CONFIDENCE BY KNEELING IN PRAYER St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 24. Aaron Donaldson, n njjnlng promoter and former Methodist minister, was y In Judge Shirley's sentenced Court at Taylorvllle, 111., to an Indeterminate term of from one to fourteen years In Chester Penitentiary for alleged operation of a confidence game, by which It is charg-- d he got $80,000 from Joseph Downs and Mrs. Oro Rldgley, of Assumption, 111. Donaldson wns sentenced In St. Louis, to servo three years In prison, and has been at liberty on an appeal bond on a similar charge about eight months. Mrs. Rldgeley, who Is p daughter of Downs, testified that Donaldson got Into their confidence by kneeling with them at family prayer in their home at Assumption. Ho addressed her In endearing terms, one she of which was "Buttercup," said. Downs said that Donaldson Induced him to Invest $78,720 In raining enterprises, and retained all but $10,000 bf It for his own use. Downs said Donaldson told him lands In the firm owned valuable Butler and Wayne counties, Missouri, and was coplt'ajjzed for $1,500,-00D. to-da0. V Now York, Fob. 25. "I will accept tho nomination for President If, It Is tendered me, and I will adhere to tho decision until tho han expressed Its preference' Is Col. Theodore Roosevelt's reply to tho letter of seven Republican Governois asking him to stand for nomination. Tho eagerly awaited reply was at Col. given out offices here during his absence : on a trip for Boston. It is unexpectedly brief, hut definite. con-Tentlht Roose-Telt- 's V Republican Hunks Split. Washington, Feb. 25. Col. Theodore Roosevelt's announcement for the Presidency has split tho Republican party beyond all hope of mending before tho election in November next. This Is tho unanimous opinion o! Democratic Senators and members of Congress tonight. The split, they believe, Is In policies as well as candidates. Privately, a majority of the Re-- , publicans take exactly the same view. The great Issue of tho Recampaign publican has been made 1y Mr. Roosevelt. It rule. is the . Not since Quay, Piatt nnd other strong Republican leaders sought to slaughter PreBldent Harrison when he sought ronomlnatlon In 1892 and did pave the way for his defeat after renomlmftlon, has the Republican p"arty been so divided. Even many of tho Republican progressives who favor Mr. Roosevelt fear that ho may have gravely jrred In thus proclaiming himself a candidate and Inferentlally repudiating tho Republican Administration, which he, more than any other man, brought Into power. Tho White House grounds were An air of gloom perdark vaded them. Speaker Champ Clark voiced the high spirits of the Democrats, which were In marked contrast to the mood of tho Republic ' ans. Tho Speaker said: "We can beat one Republican as well as another this year. They all look alike to me." Fuel was added to tho flro .late by the handing out of a statement from the Roosevelt headquarters here which was so direct and specific an nttack on the Taft Administration that it was accepted generally by all who saw it as having been inspired by Col. Roosevelt m ht Bardwcll, Ky Feb. 24. of mob violence and lynching ceased here this afternoon when Wll-lar- d Richardson was found guilty and sentenced to death for the murder of John Violet, a prominent farE REPUBLICANS IN HOTEL WITH mer, at MUburu, last Saturday. The Jury was out twenty minutes. Richardson, who Is only 2."i yenrs WOMAN OPEN old, confessed that, while diunk, he ft YOUNG shot and kl'led Violet without provocation. Violet's young son was with him at the time of the shooting After Police Arrest Recent Speech of and, grappling with Richardson, threw him to tho ground and held Col. Roosevelt. of Female College. him until officers arrived. Circumstances attending the killfriends, and TO IT ing aroused Violet's TRUSTEES DISMISS OFFICIAL DOLLAR WITH STRING lynch talk was generally Indulged In until tho speedy trial and conviction The trial began at 9 o'clock He Illustrates His Argument On Learning the Facts this morning nnd the evrdlct was returned at o'clock this afternoon. ,He Stands for Nothing Admits His Guilt and Richardson was sentenced to be Unconditionally. Is Penitent. electrocuted April 19. post-officer Or tho wrapper around your Herein'. You will find a little yellow slip. It lias printed on it your name and a date after It. The date shows when your subscription expires or ultcn It did expire. Tills Is all the book wo keep of your subscription account, and there is no excuse for you not knowing just how you stand ,ltli THE HERALD. Wo arc trying to get our subscription lint on a strictly basis, so as to avoid troublo'atiil misunderstanding-- Wo not want to force tho paper upon anybody ngnlnst their Mill, but ve want all that Is duo us. .Please. Kivo.rtluVi matter your 'cry prompt attencontaining your name. It will tion. Look at that little yellov--slltell you just what you need to knotv, uithoiit nny explanation from us. If it is wrong in any way, let no .know. Anyhow, please pay us what is due. It takes much money to .run a good newspaper nowadays, hence wc must keep our subscription accounts collected up. Either come to Tho Herald office and, pay tho arrears and a year in advance, or, If you arc not coming, to town soon, send us a check or e money-ordfor the amount due. We will appreciate It nnd It will make us tlilnk you really want the pupcr. . look on the; first page p W. D. Gilliam, of Allen, tho only announced candidate for elector, is CONGRESSMEN an Taft man. All three of the announced candidates for delegate, Raleigh Keown, of Butler, and W. D. Blackwell and T. J. Sparks, of Muhlenberg, are all Taft men. In this county the Taft forces are To Baltimore -Are Very being led by Postmas&r Doors and Col. R. L. Mottley, while the RooseDesirous of Job. velt Interests arc being looked after by Circuit Judgo Moss and Master Commissioner Speck. JOHNSON A PRIVATE out-an-o- ut ASJHEGATES MS e. THE DEATH SENTENCE WAS GIVEN RICHARDSON Citizen to Go in His Place Ollie James from Threats State-at-Larg- TARIFF A CAMPAIGN SLOGAN 8PLIIWIDE the Wns! Ington, 24. Feb. If the Kentucky Democrats In the House adhere to their present mental attitudes, nearly all of them will be receptive candidates for delegate-ship- s to tl'e Baltimore convention In President June. Representative Ben John- spectator. son Is excepted from this 11 ;t It being reliably understood that he will urge that a private citizen from the Fourth district be given the honor, and If he goes to Baltimore at all, he will attend the concntlon as a Representative W. J 15 HIS WIFE MAY STAND BY HIM CALEB POWERS IN QUANDARY INNOCENT MAN SPENT THIRTEEN YEARS IN PRISON Des Moines, Ia m DEATH pV II. P. CULLEN AT HOME AT LJVERMORE -- -' Ky., Feb. 24. Mr. Llevrmore, Herbert P. Cullen died of organic heart trouble, at his liorac here, at He was 56 years 0:30 a. m. old. He Is survived by a wlfo and one child, the latter a daughter eight or nine years old; by three brothers, Cullen, Island; John S. Geo. W. Cullen, Llvermore; R. Cullen, nnd one sister, Mrs. Vcs Kelly, Oakton, Ky. Thj) funeral will take placo Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from tho resldonce, the service being conducted by Rev. W. H. Hickerson ind Rev. O. M.'Shultz. The interment will be In Oak Hill cemetery. resided In Daviess Mr. Cullen county prior to coming to Llvermore, and was engaged with one of his brothers In the mercantile business at Ensor. Ho also resided at Lewlsport, Hancock county. - y. REPUBLICANS TO MEET AGAIN IN BEER GARDEN Louisville, Ky., Feb. 24. Phoenix Hill Park will bo the scene of to bo convention the Republican held In Louisville, April 10. This y bewas reached decision tween Secretary Alvls S. Bonnett and Charles L. Scholl, representing the Republican committee, and Den. Lny U. Goode, representing tno Louisville convention and Publicity League. The park was reserved for April 10 and 11. bo that it will bo available In case the convention contin' ues two days. to-da- f , It found fault with the President of Fed-orfor using the steam-rollpatronage to get delegates In the South. It was an evidence of the sort of campaign Mr. Roosevelt Is going to wage, now that his "hat is In tho ring." Representative Phillip P. Campbell voiced the sentiment of the near progressives in tho Republican party when he Bald; "I have always admired Mr. Roorevo't, but I do not bellove In appealing from tha decision of tho umpire to the bleachers." This homely Illustration from a THE NEW er himself. al .MANSION ON '' it Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 24. At a meeting of tho commissioners of tho Sinking Fund, held in tho office of the Governor, tho following state the trustees grange resolution was adopted; "That the architects bo requested met and dismissed Brown. The to make statistics for the new Gov- feeling there against Brown Is biternor's mansion on the alto located ter nnd It is said It will not bo safe on northwest corner of the Capitol for him to return. grounds and present tho samo to Daviess Circuit Covrt. tho commission on the 6th day of term of tho DaTho March for the purpose of enabling opened Monday. to employ an viess Circuit Court the commissioners Judgo Blrkhead will consumo the architect and that the chairman of first week In calling tho dockets and ' . tho board notify tho architects." . catting for trial cases In which there This is taken to' mean that tho Is an Ibsuo. Tho Jury trials will be- A RADICAL CHANGE OF commission has determined to build l.gin' Monday, March 4, and as there VIEW BY ROOSEVELT the mansion stable and servants' nro not very jnany big cases on tho quarters all on iho 'Capitol" grounds. docket, tho court will probably wind ioii. ton nomination for Ono steamer sank and twenty-tw- o' i up this feature t! tho work In 10 "I vMl i President ships wont ashore during tho faawo. Judrje Blrkhoad cxpoctn to If (t is tendered to mo, nnd I will adhere to- - this declelon heavy gale along tho' Atlantic Coast j ''clan up tha civil torra in less than until tho convention hasproispd Wednesday night. t four weeks. to-dht flvo-weePop-.ullsf- baseball game, which everybody can understand, was meant to be n slap at the Roosevelt 'doctrine of appeal ing decisions of tho courts to the people, as expressed laBt week in his Columbus speech. On tho other hand somoof the radical insurgents were jubilant tonight. Representative Oeorge W. Norrls, of Nebraska, saidr "That settles It. It Is 'all bver but the shouting. Roosevelt will bo nominated and elected. Taft could never ho elected." "Uncle Joe" Cnnnon raid: "Oh, ." well, I'm n Republican, not a GROUNDS NEAR CAPITOL Washington, Feb. 23. No KenAtlanta, Ga., Fob. 24. Fallen from tho presidency of a largo fe- tucky Republicans! and few Demomale college to a cell In the police crats would consent to bolng Interon Colonel Roosestation on the charge of Improper viewed y conduct this Is the panotamlc velt's Columbus speech. Represenchange in life that has been the fate tatives John Y Langlcy and Caleb of W. F. Brown, of Lagrange, Ua., Poweit. begged to be excused; Senhead of th"o Southern Female Col- ator llradlev said he would Bay lege, one af-toldest Institutions nothing until he had read the speech In full. for girls In tho South. Before Judge Broyles this after- , "Did vou over hear of the old noon, President Brown pleaded guil- trick of the silver dollar with a string tfcd ty to the charge of taking Pauline hole in Its middle and Reid, a pretty jupll of through ItV' demanded Representhe college, to an Atlanta hotel and tative 1Iarvey Helm. "Vou reached registering there with her as hus- out for the money, and it wns jerkyour band and wife. Biown was heavily ed hack, and you bruised fined on the charge of tmpropor con. bands. That's the Roosevelt speech. duct and was bound .over to the It's all false guarantees. He stands States courts. Tho girl was released for nothing unconditionally. There's a string tied to every thing he sajs. with a reprimand. The college president and the He's for the Initiative and referenconditions. under 'certain girl wore arrested In n room In thov dum The girl was He's for the recall under some cirhotel this morning. returning to the college at La- cumstances. This Is to catch tho grange from Chiploy, Ga., where West Tho West knows about the she had been on a short visit to her Initiative, referendum and recall. ' But the Colonel says something parents, and President Brown met Monopoher In Atlanta by provlous engage- else far more Important, lies are here to stay, ho said, and ment and took her to the hotel. who saw he's for Government regulation of An Atlanta ywoman, Brown and tho girl, suspected some- them. The West doesn't know thing was wrong and notified tho much about this, and passes It over. police, who raided the- - room and But Mr. Morgan nnd Mr. Perkins found the college president and the and Mr. Carnegie and Mr. Gary know all about It. These are their girl In a room. Taken to the police station, Pres- views, expressed before the Stanley ident Brown admitted his guilt nnd committee nnd elsewhere. The Coltook tho blame upon himself. He onel, apparently making p radical speech, gobbled In the West, but, sayB ho was carried away by Impulse and forgot his wife and three more important, ho lined up Wall children In Lagrange. Ho declared street behind him." Representative A. O. Stanley he would go at once before the board of trustees of the college and said: "The speech splits the Republican party wider open than resign the presidency. "But your wlfo?" ho was asked. over, If that Is possible." In declining to openly express "Ah, my wife will stand by me about the speech, Caleb In this sad fall," no answered. "She himself will forglvq when she knows how Powers betrayed nothing of the batpenitent I am. A new start In llfo tle raging within him. llo is wrestI will have to take now, but, thank ling with tho problem of whether to God, I have a faithful wife to keep abandon his' lalsserfalro policy and me straight. Guess I'vo risen too come out boldly for Taft or Roosefast. We'll Just start at the bottom velt In the Eleventh district. In a recent statement, he said that, while and rlso again." Pauline Reid, tho 'girl In tho he Is for Taft, he will not take off case, Is a daughter of a wealthy and his coat. Powerful Influences have socially prominent family In West- been nt work on him, urging that he. do take off his coat for tho Presern Georgia. Brown has been president of La- ident. He has been told that If he grange College for four years and remains passive, he Is certain to bb has been prominent In educational defeated for renomlnatlon, while, and church matters. He Is about In making a fight for Taft, he may 35 years old. Advices from La- redeem himself. he Feb. 21. After maintaining silence for 13 years, C. F. Rynerson, ? street car conductor, told the Board of Parole that Mabel Schollold lode on his car to the vicinity of tho Des Moines river and then walked In the direction of the stream tho day before her body was found In the to-da- y water. Thirteen years ago Charlie Thomas was given a life tentence for her murder and he hns been in prison ever Blnce. Rjnorson said ho was a newcomer to Des Moines at the time and did not want to get himself mixed up with the case. It Is also claimed the poison leg-Istof a drug fctoie was tampered with just before the tilal. A petition for parole, bonded by tlio name of Senator A. II. Cummins, has been presented. er "AUNT" NANCY MOSELEY IS DEAD AT CLEOPATi: Mrs. Nancy Moseloy, one of the oldest and mo3t highly respected old women of McLean county, died of Infirmities incident to old age Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Leachman, near Cleopatra. At the time o' her death Mrs. Mosoley was 90 years of age, having been born September 8, 1S21. She was married to Robert C. Moseloy June 11, 1S37, and resided In Calhoun Until the death of her husband, which wns about 14 years ago. Since that time Mrs, Moseley has resided with her daughter, Mrs. Leachman, near Cleopatra. Mrs. Moseley Is survived by five children and three grandchildren. They are Mrs. Thornton Goode, of LeachGlcnnville, Mrs. Elizabeth man and Mrs. Minerva Lytic, of Cleopatra, Mrs. George Goode and William T. Moseloy, o' Gainesville, Fla. Mrs. Ben J. Head, Mrs. Price Gibson nnd Mrs. James H. Davis, of Owensboro, are the grandchildren. Mrs. Moseley had a great manv friends In Daviess and McLean counties, and was noted for her many good deeds of charity. MISSOURI DELEGATES FOR CLARK TO THE LAST ' ncit in Joplln, Mo., Fob', 2fl. As was prearranged In conferences among TAFT SENTIMENT STRONG, tho leaders, directed chiefly by SenIN THE THIRD DISTRICT ator Stone, who, despite hfs age, remained at tho task most of tho Bowling Green, Fch."2i. Repub- night, Missouri Democrats In State from tho Third Convention lican politicians hero this afternoon Congressional District, who came named eight delegates at largo, o here to attend tho District Commit-to- each with vote, to tho Nameptlng, say that tho sentlmont tional Convention at Dnltimoro and of tho district was for -- Taft, aud Instructed them to vote for Champ that tho' two delegates chosen by Clark for tho Presidential nominato be held tion tho district convention on overy ballot taken. Edward bore on April will go to Chicago F. Goltra, trio St. Louis millionfo- - tho President. to vote by acclamation aire, was They gave na an llli3tratlon of this ' n3 National Committeeman. papers of that thcthrce Republican tho district, tho Glasgow Ropubllc-- 1 ' Tho Presldont of tho Unltc.1 an, tho 'Mdrgantown Ropubllcnn and States draws a aalary of $75,000 Son'.lnol, lmvo a!- - per year, and Is allowed 525,000 adtho Greenville ready deolarad for Kb nomination. ' ditional for traveling cxpensos. one-half Fields hns not heon In Washington for Eomo weeks, owing to a long Illness, and his views on the subject are not known. But It is generally known here that most all Kentucky Representatives feel that they are peculiarly entitled to go to Baltimore as delegates. They say that the House, bolng the only natural political branch In control of Democrats, Is largely responsible, by reason of Its sensible and efficient record, for the happy condition of things In Democracy. This fact is generally admitted, (hey say. They contend or most, of them do that Piesident Taft Is cei tain to be renominated, which will make the tariff a vital I sue in the next campaign. All tariff measures must originate lu the House, and Its members therefore are the bettor fitted for service as National Convention delegates. "The House took what was left of the Democratic party after 190S," said one of the Kcntuckv Democrats "and nursed It carefully and well. From a puny, emaciated Invalid, It has been restored by the House to manly statIfjor, and 't is ure, to victorious now able to command success. Therefore, we who watched by tho sick bed, took tTUr turn at nurr.lng aud doctoring and assumed responsibility for tile recovery of the patient, feel that we ought to be permitted to buckle on his armor at Baltimore before he goes Into battle. At least l do." Other members of the delegation spoke in this general strain, although none other put the case so poetically. Gossip here Is thnt Representative Ollie James will be one of the delegates at large from Kentucky, and that sentiment lu their districts already prevails to send Representatives A. O. Stanley, It. Y. Thomas, Jr., Swagar Shot ley, Arthur B. Rouse, J. Campbell Cantrill and Harvey Helm as delegates or alternates to Baltimore. Ben Johnson, It Is believed here, is the real choice of his district for n delcgato-shl- p, but when his views are known. In accordance with his wishes, tho honor will be given to another. The Kentucky delegate situation Is typical of thnt the country over. With the tariff predominant as the campaign Issue, it Is already apparent that more members of Congress will sit in tho convention and lu Its important committees thnn for many recent years. Only tho fact that Representative Oscar Underwood and Sneaker Champ CInrk nro mentioned for the Presidency keeps their States from seudiug them at tho reads of delegations, where both would be potent factors In drafting the platform. From Nebraska the word conips that Col. Bryan 'i'I head the dsle""""" rt that Strto, ond over' lpdI(,r,o Is thnt on ('"o rf"ion- - f!orr, of In t',n"p'a'lips. will be found tho most noted leaders of Democracy. Notice. All persons halng claims against tho estate or Silas H. Boiling, deceased, are hereby notified to present f'cti. proporlv proven, to mo at my cfar In Ponvor Dam. Kv on or boforo the ICth day of, April. 1912, or thoy will bo, forovor barred, D. B. RHQADS. Admr. 7t4 i K ' ;r ft ' 0 i I" -- s s3:m&&k&ir PACKS TWO. " y1"- - " ' 't - iggpjanqrn- - jh1' v THl HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY, FKB. 28, 191S. tlonal resolutions request tho passage by tbp Stato Legislature of a lay and prouniform accounting vide for tho appointment of a taxpayers' committee of threo for tho purpose of making an Investigation of road expenditures and "procuring counsel to protect the peoplo's Interests ln these matters." No ono in the Owensboro convention mado any direct phargo of graft and one- - of tbo speakers expressed tho opinion that tho county officials would welcome an Investigation. In any state of case, an inquiry of the kind "will do no harm and is likely to do somo good. It has been observed that "overy- busibody's business is nobody's ness," and tho saying holds good to a largo extent ln the fiscal affairs of evory county. There is not enough publicity as to county exponditures, and as a rulo tho taxpayers are slow to demand It or to mako any effort whatever to find out how their money is being spent. It is undeniably true that millions of dollars aro being wasted In Kentucky on poor roads and bridges. As to whether money is being spent to poor advantage ln Daviess county, that is a question for the tax payers to decide. And it Is a question which tho taxpayers ln every county might well consider as applied to their own bailiwick. rural s 8 00 L G t NFRS vision for their protection during tbo winter months, as illustrated by tho migration of birds, etc. The 'topics aro endless. Thus tho child ren may be taught to realize that the whole unlverso fs a great, llv- lng, thinking, feeling thing and back of It all Is tho Ono Life, throb- I RESPONSIBILITY OF FIRST VOTER As He Begins, So He Is i ' I (3" Affecting moro anxious to keep tho Government under tho dpntrol of tho peopresonted, the farm can bo shown Likely to Continue. County Expenses. for Learning jto bo such a wonderful store-hous- e ple. Take the election of United lof marvelous things, that tho boys States Senators by tho peoplo as a SUPERIOR THERE ARE TW0GBEAT PARTY test. The Democrats want to give TH TAXPAYERS OF DAVIESS to tho voters a chance to elect and to control their representatives in their intenso interest In things Organizations in the United tho United States Senate. Tho County Want to Know How For Advancement Draw At-- ' right at hand'. Democratic party in tho Houso of Tho School Social Center pretentlon Away From States Principles They Representatives passed the lirst resTheir Road Money Is sents the opportunity. Tho schoolrooms should, be thrown open for olution for tho submission of tho Being Spent. Are Standing For. the Big Cities. necessary all kinds of meetings of an uplift amendconstitutional Including ing character, social ment. Tfcey did this eight years be XOKK TOPICS ALWAYS AT HAND functions, holiday celebrations, lec- - YOUXO MAX, HOW STAND YOU? fore any Republican Congress did A VERY IMPORTANT MATTER tures, musicals, etc. It. The Democratic party has twice Truly opportunity Is knocking at Young, man, great responsibility demanded this reform in Its nationWlille many societies aro being The following from the Courier-Journ- al 'bounded to exploit tho "Back to the the door of the Rural School Social attaches to your first vote. As you al platform. The Republican party in regard to a meeting of Kirm" movement, tho gravest prob- - Center. Will tho farmers realize begin, so you aro likely to continue. has not uone so. Why do Demo- the taxpayers of Daviess county, Tho momentum that carries you cratic leaders Insist upon this re- held at Owensboro, ought to make rta confronting the farmer Is how the fact, and grasp it? Into a party at the beginning of form and Republican 3o Vcecp young peoplo on the farm. ' leaders op- good reading for Ohio county citiyour political life 13 apt to keep you pose it? Thore can be but ono an- zens and call their attention to tho The luro of the city is felt even A SOUTHERN' CANDIDA von THK PRESIDEXCY In that party unless somo convul- swer tho Democratic party is fact that tho financial condition of iin the remotest rural communities. " "" M1 yowiS people nro pleasure-lov- sion shakes you out of it. Start renrer to tho peoplo than tho Re- our county has not been' publlsnod wants tho Preslden- - right, and In order that you may publican party. the (fnc. They demand recreation, and Young man, will since tho timo whence tho mind of dial candldate.why ir opportunities for social enjoy- - out somo Democrat does she not pick start right, exnmlDe tho pilnciplcs you stand with tho peoplo or man runneth not to the contrary, who represents of the parties and the policies against them? iTiunt do not present themselves In although there is on tho statutes a The answer to this question af law requiring the publication of tbolr own community, they are the progressive Democracy and pre- - which they advocate. sent him to the country? The North iTxmatl to seek them afar. There are two great party organ- fects your country. If you aro with same every year, and prescribing a has no objection to a southern man T7n opportunity for helpful recizations in the United States, one the people, your Influence, bo it heavy penalty for failure to do so. but it would object to a Wall street says: ILLUSTRATES THE "STORY reation and enjoyment presents more than fifty years old, and the great or small, will hasten tholr The Courier-Journman residing In tho South or In OF THE EXTRA SESSION'" "Some of the taxpayers In DaIn the new School Social Center other more than a century old. The victory. But while In tho first Inany other section. The South Is full Republican party has been In pow- stance it is your country that may viess county aro calling for a show'of big men; there Is bcarccly a er almost uninterruptedly Congressman Ebenezcr J. Hill, days, the rural for more gain or loso by your action, you down as to how tho road fundi are n State in the South which does not A meeting was standpat protectionist of Connecti:n7ools provided entertainment for contain men of Presidential size. than half a century, and under Its must remember that in tho long being expended. In politics held In Owonsboro a few days ago cut, mado n speech ln tho Houso regrown uji wmi-i-i run your own position be community In the form of Why are theso overlooked and only reign anuses nave will depend upon your conduct. You at which there was a general dis- cently which he considered a gem. singing-schoolthreaten the perpetuity of the etc. Grnd-nall- y those mentioned who aro aristoand endanger our civiliza- can not fool the people always. You cussion followed by the adoption of He extolled tho Payne-Aldrlc- h hw died out, cratic cr plutocratic in sympathy? llieso recreations to tho skies, proclaiming ln a loud jiml tliore snr.ing up lyceums and tion. So great are these abuses may lead thoni astray If you dare, a series of resolutions. There Is Hoke Smith, for Instance; but they will punish you when they Somo remarkable statoments are voice that It had nothing to do with lllnTW7 societies, both of which he has p national reputation. He that Republican reformers are s. high prices., Mr. Hill thought so something must flp.d you out. You may work for made in tho preamble to the out that were lielpful and Inspiring to the was In Cleveland's cabinet and reIt is asserted that taxes well of his speech that ho named it young, won though the oratory was signed to support the ticket in 1S90, be done and what can bo done? tho people without their rccogniz-lr-- g it at first, but you can trust are becoming yearly snoro cutden-Eom- "The Story of the Txtra Session." rtmtfl, nnd the knowledge of sub-- J Ho has been elected Governor twice Tho firs thing Is to undo tho things "having lncrei.ifd moro than and sent it broadcast . among his V- - fl'- - .Trlin limited. that hae been done, and the party f'om to discover tho character of prd la row Senator. He is a reTo-da- v the lceum is a thing of former with courage enough to light to undo these abuses is not the par- vour work pnd to reward you ac- 300 per cent, within the last ten constituents, asking them to .read it Bryan's Commoner. years," that tho expenditure on dirt and to comment upon it. Somo of ho past, and the country sehool-Vous- o a whole regiment of Wall street ty which has done them, but tho cordingly. party which has protested against roads alone noT amount to more-tha- the comments, however, were not usually stands desolate and mercenaries. the matter What's Deafness Cannot be Cured tho whole revenue of tho coun- what Mr. Hill expected. Tho folthese abuses and pointed out tlmstnted, during the long winter with Smith? by lbcal applications, as they cannot ty ten years ago: thnt "the sum of lowing comment sent in from a resvvenlnKs, and through the long Then, there Is Senator James, of The Republican party has turned reach the diseased portion of the ear. $308,435.75 has been expended by ident of Stratford, Conn., for inmonths of vacation. Kentucky, one of tho ablest and the taxing power over to private in- There is only one way to cure deaN Daviess county on Its highways stance, must have been n bevcro bo given bravest reformers at Washington. Farm children sliould precedJolt to Mr. Hill's standpat r.ervos: tho rrost careful and judicious He is one of the most eloquent cam- dividuals; It has allowed monopo- ness, and that Is by constitutional within the four par "My wife and I came to New York training In tho public schools. This, paign orators in tho country. He lies to grow up and assume con- remedies. Deafness is caused by an ing April, 1911,"' that tho ImproveIs fnr from being the rule. would be a million votes stronger trol of the industries of tho coun- inflamed condition of the ihucous lin- ments have not been In keeping by steamer, having with us seven try by granting privileges by law ing of the Eustachian Tube. When with the expeniMtiire, and thnt yards of serge cloth, which was to In Tiiiinv eases the teachers them- - tj,an Underwood KoTvws lack proper training, nnd tho to the this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum- there has been practically no pub- be mado into & dress for my wife. and by giving immunity Governor Campbell, of Texas, large violators of the law; tho Re- bling sound or Imperfect hearing, and licity with regard '.o the roal nd This cloth cost in London $11.90, viliilpment is of the poorest kind. would make n splendid President Assuming and was declared dutiable by the Rvery rural school sliould bo pro- and a popular candidate, too. He publican party has permitted the when It is entirely closed, Deafc.uis is bridgo disbursements. these statements to be true, the tax- customs officers. On thoso seven l l"e Pmiury "cu io tliu result, and unless the Inflamma vided with a good library for the has been tested and has met every uecomo so large tliat government tion can be taken out and this tube payers aro not "ithout provocation yards of cloth I was obliged to pay ufiiuui or Doiu mo scuooi nnu tne responsibility. s. is corrupted, a double politics debauched, restored tolt3 normal condition, hear- for holding duty a duty on the tiimmunUy. These are only n few their Having set forth thoir grievances, weight nnd a duty on tho value Tho acquisition of knowledge ing will be destroyed forever; nine Virginia. anK. lg lpf,lolli North and business polluted. from hooks is necessary, but this Carolina, party proptoscs cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh tho taxpayers request that the Fis- 44 cents a pound and 55 cents id The Democratic Ken- Carolina, South does not in Itself twky Tennessee in fnct. all tho to withdraw the taxing power from which is nothing but an inflamed con cal Court havn . cipinlHti report valorem. These duties amounted to made and published, "showing an $9.24, making the cost of the $11.90 wirftiite an education; far from statos of tIle southland have men priate hands, to so legislate as to dition of the mucous surfaces. statement of tho woilc article, $21.14. it. w. need mi educational system who W0I, distinction at homo bv irake n private monopoly ImpossiWe will give Ono Hundred Dollars Itemized Ytltali lits a hoy or girl for more rhampioning tho rights of the peo- - ble, and to enforce the law without for any case fit Deafness (caused by done on tho highways each year, "A tax like this Is unjust and exSuiowledne: makos civic duty plain. nie. why nor select one of these? dlcrlmination. It proposes to pro- catarrh)thal cannot be cured byHall's coevrlng at least four years, tho cessive, and cannot be dofended. If win! teaches him or her the funda- - .. - i9 u thnt ..u mnn of to viiv . .. ...... w, n- - tect legitimate wealth and punish Catarrh Cute. Send for clrculais, costwns same and by whom tho mon- this Is a sample of tho provisions of TY.JV v ...(. ey paid and whom tho work tho present tariff law, I am iot survwital principles of universal south can be considered ..Ul, unless ho these who attempt to plunder tho free. was done; tho cost of each mile of prised nt tho universal dissatisfacirotheihood. has tho brand of New York plund-ortuin- d public for private galh. On which F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo.O. At present a very large per rent rock rond built "each year, who con- tion that prevails with regard to it, on him? It 13 simply be- ddo do you ftand, joung man? Are Fold by Druggists, 73c. .T tho business and structed snmo, to whom tho money and I hope tho Democrats will sucprofessional muse a subsidized or terrorized von with the masses in their effort Tnke Hall's Family Pills for con wns paid; also the cost each year of ceed in changing this law with some Mitm, Including statesmen, especialpress magnifies the ability and to restoro the Government to its stlpatlon. m ly through the South nnd West, are availability of every betrayer of the old foundation and mako It a Goveach 'bridge and abutment thereto, regard for tho Interest of the con men who were reared on the fnrm, masses and belittles every public ernment of the peoplo, for tho peo-nl- e OIMXIOXS OF TWO MEX the namo of tho contractor and how sumers." or eti nu from the workshops of man who speaks out against the exOX IMPORTANT ..IATTKK the work" wns done, how the work and bv the people, or aro you The Sound Sleep of Good Health was let out and how and to whom otiib and villages. The Indications ploitation of tho common people. with tho Republican leaders In their that a very large per cunt of the Bryan's Commoner. tho money wns paid out of the Is not for those suffering from kld-re- y n"e TAFT "There are t.hoso who do effort to perpetuate tho party ln ailments and Irregularities. leaders ' of tho future rlll como not bollove thnt all people are fit- treasury nnd by whom the work The prompt uso of Foley Kidney from the same sources. Therefore I'lrst Ln Grippe, Then was accepted." ted for popular government. . THE Such was the case with Mrs. W. It is necessary that the children In A further demand Is made that Pills will dispel backache and rheuFACT IS, WE KNOW THEY ARE AVOID HARSH DRUGS. the rural schools sliould receive s BnHoy, McCrenry, Ky. "My wife all bridges and culvorts to be built matism, heal and strengthen sore, NOT. Somo of us dare not say so, weak. and ailing kidneys, restore bettor training than is being given wns n,en down with a severe UUT I DO. Wo aro call- by the county shall bo let out pubtnck of la grippe, which ran into now. licly to the lowest and best bidder normal action, and with it health Atany Cathartics Tend to Cause ed upon now, we of tho bar, to say and strength. Mrs. M. F. Spals-burbionchltls. She coughed as though Many or tho ablest nion of whether wo are going to PROTECT and that all road and bridge lin(1 consumption and could not Sterling, III., says: "I sufshall be advertised. line been hampored by lack of slle AddlInjury to the Bowels. THE INSTITUTION OF THE JUfered great pain In my back and nrly tialnlng, nnd nothing can sIeen at n,Bnt. T1e doctor's medi-tnk- e DICIARY AND CONTINUE IT, INkidneys, could not sleep at night, relief and I was tho place of this lost training. clne Save ncr DEPENDENT OF THE MAJORITY, If you nro subject to constipaand could not raise my hands over advised to try Foley's Honey and If the State wants Its citizens to be tion, you should avoid strong drugs OR OF ALL THE PEOPLE." my head. But two bottles of Foxncressful, prosperous, and happy1 rar Compound. The first bottle LINCOLN "This country, with nnd cathaitlcs. They only give ley Kidney puis cured me. Fol" In tho future.it must no longer negi , Bave hcr so mucl1 relief that she Its Institutions, belongs to the peotemporary relief and their reaction Kidney Pills have my enleut the early training of those who continued using It and three bottles Is harmful nnd sometimes moro an- ple who inhabit it. Whenever they Many a Hartford ReaderWili Feel dorsement." For sale heartiest permanent cure." Mr. "ectel an- - to bring about the conditions by all deal shall grow weary of the existing noying They In ers. which will accomplish the desired w s- - IJa"ey says he is prepared td no way than constipation. m Grateful for This effect a cure and their tend- Government, they can exorcise their answer all Inquiries promptly. For rosults. ency Is to weaken the alrcadyMveak constitutional right of amending It, The .March Woman's Home Com. a11 dealers. m Our best teachers should ho sent sa,e organs with which they como In or their revolutionary right to dis' panlon. til till, Vnrnl cnlinnlni sin...nn n member or overthrow It." contact. When your back gives out; ?resslve men and women, capable FATHER OF .12 CHIMUtEX k. The March Woman's Home ComWe honestly believe that wo panion Is a big advance spring fash-Io- n AT THE A(JE OF 7 f introducing Into tho work quali Becomes lamo, weak or aching; JDon't Worry Eat. have tho best constipation treatnumber and It Is filled with the When urinary troubles sot In, ties which will arouse the young Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Emma D. John W. Guy, 79 years old, tho ment ever devised. Our faith in it Looney, nows from iwoplc's enthusiasm and set them Your kidneys may be "In a bad latest fashion Paris, of this place, says: "I sufIs so strong that we sell It on the Now York and other great centers. thinking and investigating along father of 32 children, died at his fered misery for nearly eight years, way." y homo near Melfa, Va., after positive guarantee that It shall not but since taking Cardul, I new linos of endeavor. Don't delay uso Doan's Kidney Oraco Margaret Gould, tho well am much cost the user a cent if It does not known fashion authority, who edits Tho country presents idenl con- 'a lingering illness. Pills. stronger, and I haven't missed a Mr. Guy was married threo times. give entire satisfaction. This prepthis Important department for the Hero Is good evldenco of ditions for the study of nnture, and : single meal. I hardly know how to Is called Rexall Orderlies. Companion, has, as usual, done her how many children are taught His first wife was Mary Ann Red-fiel- aration soothing nnd. express my gratitude." Don't worboth being in their twenty-secon- d These aro prompt, W. A. Toombs, tho real fundamental facts of nacontractor and work thoroughly, Interestingly and ry nbout your symptoms Cardul year. To this union seven most effective In action. They are Women of ordinary ture, unfolding builder, Clark street, Earllngton, practically. themselves all children were born. His second mado of a recent chemical dlscov- - doesn't treat them. What you need Ky., says: "It is a pleasure for me rdeans can find ln her pages suggesabout them? The perennial niirnclo Is strength. Cardul helps you to Thelr principal Ingredient Is ..., .. wns wun .Margaret K lz- - w" ..,.,, r iiinnt iir " io o to publicly acknowledge tho benefit tions for .spring clothes that are ar" "" UHll Ml .. ... , .. . -- , tasteless, and colorless. get It. Tako Cardul, because other I have derived uuum rtiiuB. ji years on. nnu tn -- constantly before them, that they and get ecofrom Doan's Kidney tistic and tonics and medicines do not contain Combined fall to see or take note of It An this union IS children were born. Ingredients, with other well known Its peculiar and successful ingre- Pills. This remedy cured mo of nomical. long established for LoIa Crockett. 10 years Tho special features of the Comold, bo fntellluent i.resentntlnn In a remarkably nf ih dients, imported especially for its kidney disease wonderful fact of resurrected life, Cnm hIs la8t br,l,e when he was ln their usefulness ln tho treatment of manufacture. Half a century of short tlmo after other preparations panion this month are unusually it forms n tablet year. To this union constipation, entertaining and informative. will uroiibo In the minds of tho his sixty-fift- h Cardul with had failed to oven give me relief. which is eaten just like candy. Thoy success ha 8 stamped Tho manv other departments In 3even children were born. My back was so lamo and soro that children new linos of thought, and During Of Mr. Guy's 32 children, 21 sons rrav be taken at any time, cither tho seal of public approval. I could scarcely get about and I the Companion, aside from tho smnd thorn forth with eager feet, to .ind 11 daughters, 23 are still alive, day or night, without fear of their this tlmo, Cardul has benefited a waB also prevented mako now discoveries. from obtaining fashion department, are filled with million women. Why not you? Try causing any Inconvenience whatev - facts and n trsnA nlrrlit',a ..aa 1... AM. Ideas and suggestions of .. b"uu i"b"v The attention of tho children tho oldest, a son, being fi6 years er. Thoy ivoi ujr iuu irequeni do not gripe, purge, nor It, old. All of his sons are the fathpassages of tho kidney secretions. Interest nnd valuo. ulmulil ho directed to tho wise procauso nausea. Thoy act wlthcjut , vision mado by trees and hnrdy ers of largo families. lou are probably - awaro that which showed that my kidneys If you have dlzz'y spells," causing any pain or excessive locSe-nc- pneumonia attacks always results from a 'needed attention. I was finally ad- - of momentary plants for the coming of winter, ns, He Won't Liiiii Xow, blindness, with ringof tho bowols. Thoy aro ideal cold, but you never hoard of a cold ylsed to try Doan's Kldnoy Pills and ing noises In tho first hint of the changing at No moro limnlnc for Tom Monro for .. - vr ears. mey uogui io storo up car- - or Cochran, Gn. "I had a bad sore sons,children, weak, delicate per- resulting from pneumonia when I procured n supply. I was com- 'ailing Bign of thetorpid It Is an un- - ' a nnd ngod peoplo, as well as Chamberlain's Cough Romedy llv.Br; a contxm, vllhdrawing from tho leaves on my Instep that nothing seemed was pletely cured, and am glad to givo dition which brings for tho most hearty person. on somo sorloiH ' Why tnke the risk when this Doan's Kldnoy Pills tho credit for rlskness used. vlmt Iho tree heeds for Its support to help till I used Ducklen's Arnica If neglected. Thoy como ln threo slzo pack-Tgc- s, romedy may HEROINE bo had for a trifle? my present good health." luring tho winter's cold, and, by Salve," he writes, "butthls wonder-Yh- o Is a powerful jivef 12 tablets, 10 cents; 3Q t'ab-- " tonic. It puts' For salo by all dealors. For salo by nil dealors. Price 501 strength and activity m vithdrawal of tho sap, harden-- j fill henier soon cured me.'' Heals letq, 2T. cents; 80 tablets, 50 into tho liver. ccnts. ' Jjirr and protecting the limbs and old, running sores, ulcers, bolls, rents. Foster-Mllbur- n Co., -- Buffalo, mvlrtPs the bowols Romembor, you can obtain them and restores a ' New York, boIo agents' fon-th- e brnnrt-iw- . fooling of hrnltb. viEaP and ,, burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or only at our .toro--T- ho r ' Roxall Unl(cd States. nit- ' V ft' iin-- - a Such study naturally leads to tho piles. Try It. Only 25 cents at Storo .lames FOR FLETCHER'S ' Williams, JT. 214' Romembor Iho nnmo Doan'B lnV- - cf fowls, and nature's pro- - Tames II. Williams. m M;In olrcct. Hartford, Ky. I nnd tako no other. ovua & CoVfceavc? Pam, Ky. t m , Present Fine Opportunity b,"f ,d,intelligent!hTBh thougnt, p.u m!"b rightly power by4 soiling Immunity "in re turn for campaign contributions? ' Thero are alwayo two parties in the country, and one 1b necessarily nearer to tho peoplo than, the other. In this country tho Dembcratlc party Is nearer to tho peoplo than tho Republican party. Its leaders havo more faith in tho peopfe and are CALLING A FOR S In the Matter 11 11 M J0liTSGE8;;etElVTiri,,S."u,h I ' I ' " s"t" it-t- 'll al bv-go- spell-"uiK-bo- s, Gov-crrmo- nt roio-lutlon- c, rct '"" J masb-meoting- .. m i y let-tin- y, ''' their-worth- id d, k "". . to-da- y. ss '& I Children Cry OASTO RA 'h ft,- - , WEDNESDAY, tTStt, 28, 1012. Co with that; o pay for the THE HARTFORD HERALD all ho has to do Is VOICE hauling. t PACK TBK32K. i , ' X "A number of dentists are emto do dental work for nearly 60,000 school children in Washington, these children ranging in ago from G to SO venrs, some of them unnaturalized forployed eigners. one-ha- lf people should know nml rcmeinli?r the noble fight which Hen Johnson, from the little town of IJardstown, Ky: has been making in the committee and oh the door of the house during the past two weeks in an almost vain effort to throttle graft and lessen in some small degree at least the reckless and useless expenditure of the public money. The writer never knew Chairman Johnson until he saw him in the ""pif - handed grappling and nloim with the howling treasury hogs. Though alone and against merciless odds, he realized his vtwifQ to b right and his purpose true nor did he f:iil to givetheni battle royil. Xo better evidence of the fight he made is to Ik? had than from the howls and veil that went up from all around and about him. Thop long accustomed to mirMiig at the public breast bi'held themselves about to be weaned and rain'd a wild and hideous wail. Others who for years Ivid boldlv and robbed the public treasury of the people', money raved against 'over ardent economy," "peanut politics," ''anarchist," etc., etc., Members of Johnson's worthy committee, poor wenches, are whooped into wen ring thev will resign unless he relents and permits unhindered the annual of the people's millions without word or question as ta who, why or where the recipients thereof. lie is reminded of fhe fact th.it Uard.-towhis home, is but a lit the village in the road, requiring only a few hundred dollars annually, while the nation's capital must have her tens of millions, but Johnson retorts that cities are mnde up of people, and thoso of Uardstown are just as worthy and princely as the dwellers in any capital on Airth. ' Some extracts from Mr. 'Johnson's speech are worthy of note. T quote the following: "The printed report of the school board for this city ("Washington) brings the delightful information that the people's monoy is spent to teach the voting men imkI young ladies black and white from f to 00 year;? to 'trip the light fnntastic toe."' "In the District of Columbia the pupil" have cooking schools. The teachers give the public money to little children, send them to market and have them taught how to buy. Whnil they have hnd this lesion in buying, they take, or have sent, what fhe.y have bought to the school. Then it is served in a five course 'fest'i-ble- .' I recentlv saw one of these menu cards. Tt had ice cream on it. I nsked the principal of the school he was a colored man whether the children made the ice cream or bought it. lie said they bought it alreadv frozen, but he could not tell me how much teaching it required to have the chil dren and their invited guests, to loarn how to eat it. But that is of little interest to vour conSti tuents or mine. All they have to do is work hard 10 hours of tho 24 to get the money to pay for it all. "They teach millinery in tho public schools here. The teacher gives instructions how to trim the hats. "When a girl has trimmed one to suit her new dress, it is trimmed; it cannot be trimmed any more ; it is useless ttf he government, so the girl is permitted just to run ulong homo with it. If she wants to trim another, she does so; it is of no use to Uncle Sam, and tho girl is told 'justto run nlong home with it and give it to one of the family.' war-vhooD- "The poor mnnin the difTercut states in the Union bity.-- chool i books for his own c'rl-Jreand THE WATCHDOG GIVES WARNING o then contributes toward the of tho schqol books for tho children of the millionaire in OF OJREASUBY Of Echoes of the French Washington. howl" goes up in Wash"A great "There Stands a Man!" Revolution. ington against the committco which .would not this year build The following tribute to the two now school houses at a cost of RODSEVELTflNDTHE TARIFF faithfulness of Congressman Ben $1,250,000. I nm 'incompetent' in their eyes because stanu between Johnson was written by Mr. J. the" people in an I ctort to stop Kelly South, a, newspaper ana raids on the public treasury. Be- His Ideas on tiie Subject Were magazine writer of note, ami has cause I object to giving away tho Suppressed A Standboen printed in' many of the lead? real estate owned by tho United patter's Wail. States I am 'narrow1 Because I ing dailies of flic country: object to having tho government The ' "ECONOMY BEN" OF TRUSTS tho passage of the law, together with donations from tho Wall street banks, railroad magnates, and Individuals representing tho tariff Payno-Aldrlc- h who desired trusts. Tho contributors to the Demo erotic fund were not personally Interested In legislation, hut In principles. Tho contributions to tho Republican fond ranged from $110,000 downward, while contributions to the Democratic fund ranged from $5,000 downward. SPECIAL NOTICE O O in regard to . O O OBITUARIES, RESOLUTIONS O O OF RESPECT, &c. O Pains All Over! "You are welcome," says Mrs. Nora Guffey, of Broken Arrow, Okla., "to use my letter in any way you want to, if it will induce some suffering woman to try Cardui. I Iia'd pains all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three physicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardui, I am in better health than ever before, and that means much to me, because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of different kinds. What other treatments 1 tried, helped me for a few days only." v pur-chas- ooooooooooooooooo O - s, red-hand- out-po- or n, go into the construction business for tho street car companies, I am wrgng.' Bcause I object to seeing one gang of men laying streets, followed in a short timo by another gang tearing them up. I am not 'progressive. Bccauso wish tho homeless renter should bo permitted to pay as small .1 rate of taxation as bis landlord, then I nm an "'anarchist,' etc., etcv Mr. Johnson likened the District of Columbia to a "big, fat, chul-bboy'' in (lie following anecdote: "1 have seen that boy. I met. him on lhc highway not long ago. Before I saw him, I met ,i woman running down the road in great luinte. She aJked no protection, seemed in no great danger, but fled on. At a curve in the road I met a great, big, fat, chubby boy of 10 or 17, with curls hanging down his buck and perspiration Tolling down his face. lie ran up and said': 'Mister, did you meet a woman up the road ahead of inef I said! did. (Description, eta) 'Well, I want to catch her. Will you let me have your hor.se and buggy?' I said: 'I do not know about that. First tell me "what von want with her and whv.' '"Well,' he said, 'that is my mammy and she is trying to wean me, and I swear I do not intend Jto let 'hor do it.' " Mr. Editor, these things are written in the hope that attention may bo drawn to the worthy thougli seemingly hopeless effort which Ber Johnson has been making :in the 'house to bring about a businesslike, economical administration of public affairs. The people of the state and the great struggling masses of the people of other states know nothing of what is being done either in the national congress or their state legislatures. Either there must come an awakening, and wih it teform, or anon the. day of will begin to d.iwn on the American people. Would that everv Ivenluckian. at least, might rc.uf the. speech of Ben Johnson, made on the floor lfM2, from of the house Jan. which tho above quotations arc taken. Tie would be wiser, indeed somewhat astounded perhaps, and yet inspired with such appreciation of tho "Bardstown Bulldog"" that he would gladly rise up, a modern Antony, and say to all the world, "There PACTS A1JOUT COXTKI11UTIOXS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LARDU I Woman's Tonic TAKE The I Judge 24. Washington, Feb. Gary, head of tho Steel Trust, atYork. tended a banquot In Ne Tho food was good; the lights were i i By C. H. Tavenner.) bright; the silver shimmered; the wine sparkled; tho cigars added a final completeness to the happiness of all present. When it camo Judgo Gary's turn to speak, his mind was saturated with benevolence, and Ms thoughts turned to the Avelfaro of tho republic, and the sufferings Listen to him: of working-me"Things are being said nowadays that are already akin to tho things that were said Just prior to tho Unless tho French Revolution. great corporations, caiiitalists, and and power men of largo" wealth i take a leading part In the amelior ation of conditions, there will bo changes mado later by the mob." next day told The newspapers the story of tho banquet, and of Judge Gary's speech, and the sumo newspapers tho testichronicled mony of witnesses before the Stanley committee. These witnesses told how the Steel Trust forces men to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, for wages which compels them to llvo like swine a condition which Judge Gary coiild ameliorate with a few strokes of the pen. The banquet hall Is dark. The diners 'are gone. The tables are stripped of their linen and viands. And somewhero In that deserted room, shrunken so small that the servants failed to seo it when they swept out the crumbs, is Judgo Gary's Beautiful Altruism. ltooseevolt and the Tariff. JuBt once in his life Theodore Roosevelt expressed an opinion on the tnrlff. That Is; he almost expressed an opinion. In one of his messages he wroto this sentence. "In a later message 1 shall discuss tho tariff." A preliminary draft of this mes-eag- e fell Into tho hands of Senators Lodge and Speaker Aldrlch and Immediately they rushed Cannon. to tho White House. Prestd! when the message finally was submitted to Congress, it contained no reference to the tariff. Aside from that, no living man can point to a written or spoken opinion that Mr. Roosovelt over expressed on the tariff question. A Stantl-PnttprWall. The Senate was discussing a bill Childfor tho establishment of ren's Bureau In tho Department of Congress and Labor. Senator Borah, author of the bill, had explained how tho hugo corporations were exploiting little children, crushing them, with hard toll, whllo thoy were yet of tender years. Ho that iho hill contemplated no Interference with tho proper relation of parents toward their own children, and that Its purpose wns merely to provide for the collection of statistics and Information on which tho separato States and municipalities could base a solution of tho child welfare problem. "In the great cities," concluded Senator Borah, "little children fester and swelter and 'starve and steal and din by the thousands. This bill is designed to aid them." Heyburn, Then up roso Sonator standpatter, and for two hours tho Senate listened to his complaints about the "unconstitutionality" of tho bill. His final argument was that Abraham Lincoln" was a poor n. I ed y Tho Hartford Herald has adopted Don't wait, until you are taken down sick, before taka now rule In regard to Obituaries, ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and other Resolutions of Respect, Cards of symptoms of womanly weakness and disease, always mean Thanks, &c, whether written at the worse to follow, unless given quick treatment. the behest of lodges, churches nr inYou would always keep Cardui handy, if you knew dividuals, and that is, wo shall charge at the rate of two cents per what quick and permanent relief it Gives, where weakness line for all such articles, except obitand disease of the womanly system makes life seem hard uary poetry, which will be one cent to bear. Cardui has helped over a million women. Try per word, stralght.Thls Is tuc smallWrite to; Ladies' Advisory Dcpt, Chattinooja, Medicine Co , Chatlano ja. Teas., est rate wo chargo for anvtliinc and book, "Home Treatment lor Women," sent free. J St lor Special Instructions, and Is only one-fift- h of our regu'ar rate. The amount, In cash or stamps, must accompany each article, or It will Six not be printed. words average a lino in ordinary reading and every separato character or Initial letter counts as a word. Tho heading and the signature both count one lino each, even If they aro only a word or two. That question will bo asked you almost daily by business men seeking- yottt poetry, obituary All straight services, If you qualify take tho Draughon Training and show ambition to rise. Moro BANKERS indorse DKAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other busithrough, one cent per word. ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International ler .rtatton. Contributors plcaso remember. Hankln?, Trpenrlllnr. Prnmaotlilp. Enellth, Spelling, .trllhmotlc, Letter Wrltlsr. Kaijantf it msmiS8S3ismmaBsst'm WANT a Better ifrs, YOU lirantlic. FOB? Itching of the skin anywhere on the Lctly stops instantly when rubbed with BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. One or two applications cures permanently. 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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graf arc living apart, it is said, because of a slight attack of cupldic infelicity. Plorlsant (Mo.) News. SICKLY CHILD Smith Attorneys At Law & KENTUCKY. HARTFORD, Mtwr,W II Ituriif hiiiI It. V, Sm t ti tin iiHii in Hint tlit 3 IihihIiii it ifil m pin turr-1i- li fur III piatllt' n Ihh, rx-f, Mr rrluiliiitl mill illuic.t inltli pi lttnc Ctiuii nrli tioiiif) , Utir ltrnt'H I rum iteI utll I'MlKhlu illy HMt-p- t Olllre inli t in llf puhllruii hiitl'liiiK, tt it ; -- Barnes - luniefpiG Bras., I tt V rnf. itHi-llort- It), Made Well By Vinol Letters from a Grateful Mother J. M. POHTfcR. nn-arcl- 2-- stands a man.'' When her child Is In danger a woman will risk her life to protect It. No great act of heroism or risk to protect a of llfo Is necessary Give Chamberchild from croup. lain's Cough Remedy and all danger Is avoided. For salo by all deal- New Haven, Conn. "My little girl, J PROPRIETORS. ever sinco her birth, was frail and BEAVER DAM, KY. Blckly and nothing seemed to do her Will practice hi' piolmnon Id Ohio and 0 alnlnxcouatlra any good until wo tried your cod liv- lualneM'entruiitrd Special rttrnlioo kItcuioi ..BUCKSMITHINGto hlc' er and Iron tonic, Vinol. As soon aa sho commenced to tako it, I noticed FRANK L. FELIX, an Improvement in her health and appearance. Sho has now taken threo Law, bottles of Vinol, and from tho good It HARTFORD. KY. say it will do all has dono her I can Will la and you claim for It In building up and lining pthcllci nlk profemonCourt Ohio&ppai i' g of couutira and In the strengthening frail and dellcato chil- Jrlmlnal practice and Collection a Mtrc'alt A omrelnlhf HrraM dren." (Name furnished on request.) Another mother of Chicago, HI., . i mckk..vi:y writes: "I can not say too much In orro c. maktin ! HARTFORD, !: KY praiso of Vinol for delicate, ailing children." COOCCOCOCO"OC"CCOCCCCCOOOi Wo ask every mother of a frail, sickly or ailing child In this vicinity HARTFORD, KY. to try Vinol on our agreement to return their money If It does not do all ..GENERAL INSURANCE.. wo claim. 'A. Wilbur Mitchell, Ilcavi-Dam. Ky. Life. Accident. Sick Attorney at Law, g W. H. wr 1 tflM MJ , 5 P O" V1 & J. F. GILLESPIE, & I - Attorney at buil-Hn- j ft Ci c Repair "wl?k Specialty Horseshoeing a 8 t, c d I r llnrtfoi'd I)niji Co., Iliirtfotil, Ky. And Fire Will Also Bond You. Otto C. Hartin ers, Why JaUe Was Startled. m Undertaker Peter Perkins was driving a loaded spring wagon containing n coffin into town. Miranspinster, tho village da Hlggins, long, lean and bony, hailed him and asked for a lift to town. "Sorry, there's no room up here on the Boat as I havo a box at eggs bore- ,- Miranda," ' ho answered. Whereupon she askod If he'd mind her sitting on tho comn. He said no, not If she didn't. As they drove past the corner store, Jake Johnson, half Intoxicate ed caught sight of them and call"Hoy, Pete! Pete, I ed excitedly: say. Look, tho corpse Is out!" Good Idea, ' Congressman Slsson, of Mississippi, has Introduced a bill putting a tax upon concealed weapons and estimates that It would add two millions a year to the nation's revenue. A good idea; two millions taken of life and from the necessaries laid upon the luxuries, would bo In promises. lino with Democratic Bryan's Commoner. A m srvK f Attorney at La.w HAUTl'OlM), KY. Olllcc till Mnit.s over Wilson A Crowe, opposite t'oitrt house Will practice his profession in till tin courts of this mill adjoining counties nml Court of Appeals. Comitier. rlnl iind rriniln.'il practice " specialty. tnile. Wee 'duflttlv (or our tree illustrated catalagne. tr-- ST . i,. tM , Wn ' 6. P. Bnrnss & Q, VOT gifcP.4 OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE M TUB BnilTll,"..' . . ... . . Olraosi e linn a ccmury wc omx i wirni w V fslj "boy. Rome Bald r . - Kentucky and Tennessee havo nothing to do with this out pay the bills. "Tho ashes avo" hauled nwiy ffceo from every man'f back yuril in Washington. But tho taxpayer oack in the states has", nothing to But tho people back in in 1908 amounted to $l.Gfi,;,ri8.-27- . was fund Tho Democratic $0220,644.27. Tho Republicans had more than a million In excess of tho Domocrats. Tho numbor who contributed ito wasx12,230, tho Republican fund and to tho Democratic fund, 74,- 000. In other words, tho number of contributors to tho Democratic How to euro a cold is a question fund as eIx times greater, and 'n which many are Interested Just their contributions amounted to a -- cw, Chamberlain's Cough Romedy million dollars less. The contribhas won Us grea roputatlon and utors to tho Republican fund, ns n I'mmenno solo by Its remarkable rule, Were Interested In legislation, 'urcs of colds. It can always bo tho monoy coming from such men Iflpoiul.crt' upen. For sale by all as J. Plorpont Morgan, Charles P. m dcalorc. Taft, Andrew Carnegie, Charles M. Schwab, John Jacob Astor and tho Hartord Herald, Only $1 Year heads of tho various woolen mills Tho Republican Facts. camnalrn saves iMONEJT eaves TVORK saves eyes. Your dealer has SOL.ITB OIIj In barrels direct from our works. kind the homo than clear, stead ligat. .insure, tnis uy gettins the oil that burns clear ana clean without a lllcker down ta the last drop. .Pennsylvania crude oil refined to perfection. Cotts no more than tho tanK-wax- the Lamp Oil that Saves Eyes in Nothlnrj moro Important 13 r:ox2C Louisville, K. Kvery Aitlclo Guaranteed. yQf, t Cleanse! and boaut.fiet tha hair. lronuHcf a luxuriant (TTowth. Never Fails to Rcfltoto Oray t'rvYf nta HAIR BALSAM PARKER'S Hair to ita Youthful Color. tailing M. and ai M.f l'rnpT-lnt- Wc are Kcadv for Your Old... 'f,'rd Chas. C Sfoll Oil Co. I LohIsvIIIc, Ky." Hennery at "Warren, Ts. "Wo eU tho celebrated "No Carb" Anto Oil. HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE D Fcll Clothes Which you have laid back-read- y to make them new. Scud your old Suits, old Felt Hats, old Coat Suits tons we guarantee our work to give satisfaction, if not no money received. Send them to IN YOUR RESI- - UENCE OR PLACE OF 11US- INESfe, AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT V'TH THE TrP? IK 9n Long Distance Lines TO ALL STATES. FOR THE COMPANY'S SPECIAL TO THE FARMERS, CONTRACT CALL ON OR ADDRESS i Hartford Pressing Club Y. M. C. A. Bldg. We tell vouhow. and cay best market prices. We are dealers; established tn J&flj andean dollUlTUKfor you than' agents or commission merchants. References an v bank In Write for weekly price list. Dealers In FURS, J. W. OBANON. Local Manager, Hartford, K; . - e. FRED NALL, Mgr. Subscribe for The Herald, M. SABELd. SONS & 33 E. Mark,! SL. lOUISYIllE, wuts, vyuul. KT. W. C. SEXTON. Incorporated. Local Manager. Beaver Dam.'Ky. .M. .nr iTT"1." iii'r'nwtiawi ibii Km inn nmrt itnnniliTmwuiiioiiUniiwittLiMhMtMijittMmtg T. Wjpfte Mg4 r4l rAGE FOUR. THE HARTFORD HERALD justice in behalf of Democracy. - It REDISTRIGTIH6 BILL means that; the plain people shall not bo, abused any longer when they ffiPBHEO' BT SENATE come Into the marts of trade controlled by the, trusts. It applies to other sectionB of country besides There Are No Changes lo Be Missouri. -- v aa-nu- WEDNESDAY, 'FBB. --- -- !! --- ' -j. - The Hartford Herald MEBER MATTHEWS. FRANK L.FEUX. CDITORP iRANK L. FEUX, Pnb.swl Prop'r. V al sum of $29,52, representing an. tax of $10, with fees, peaalty, etc Since that tine the. secretary PrC u Entered at the Hartford mail matter of the second class. post-offi- ) Fo I I NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Opposite your name on the paper or wrapper you will find thA date Tour subscription II you find your has expired, please send us one dollar. We lll appreciate a prompt remittance. es-ntr- on Well, who's been was redheaded. saying anything against him. anyhow? I It is said that George Washington Ha All cm ITU rc rat tti in; u? in VI lit vf . j 1V a t v T t'. c v c 1 1 day. And yet this same Theodore din, Grayson, Green and Bulllt. who ran Rcosevelt, A Louisville chauffeur Sixth district Boone, Campbell, who, "by the most omeu Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, his automobile over shameless use of public patronage killed one of them, got off with a ,and federa, office.holder8. dictated Pendleton and Trimble. Fay- Seventh district Bourbon fine of only J200 by a Jury In that , the nominat!on of hIs 8UCcessor to city. This shows how cheaply hu- - tne PregidentIal char, j8 the man ette, Franklin, Henry, Lee, Oldham, Powell, man life is regaraea dj 'b whom the Hartford Republican Owen, Scott, Woodford, city residents. would have for President again. Is Clark and Estill. Eighth district Adair, Anderany better" now than he was The Cadiz Record says the ladles he Wouldn't he use the same son, Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Jessago- - then? of that community "have been again to ac- - mine, Lincoln, Madison, Mercer, Ine about during the recent zero "shameless" methods Has Shelby and Spencer. nnrf icomplish any sort of purpose? low.neck wearing u father Bath,. .Ninth o : thn district rBracken, A1 rt1 ft . Wfirt f u- - m f t w m thcrt-slecv- e dresses low .shos and Fleming, - kni." What does the Republican simply changed its prln- - Boyd, Carter, Elliott, i.ti.nnGreenup, Harrison, Lewis, Laweditor of the Record know about clple to suit the erlgncies of the rence, Mason, Menifee, Morgan, case. tissue-papeanyhow? AEBItl, Sia) zj, iyv?, ine iibjjuu- - Nicholas, Robertson, Rowan, Wolfe, Montgomery and Breathitt. The Owensboro Inquirer Is agl- - Jluan sajd: Tenth district Floyd, Johnson, ag at Prestating the question of draining the The recent Knott, Letcher, Jackson, Martin, Panther Creek Valley of Daviess ident faftr which fc Hjbmitted I Magoffin, Owsley, Pike and Perry. he county before another flood comes. to Congress retire & Eleventh district Bell, Clinton, A very important matter indeed. government of Porto Wco, c3 Cumberland, Harlan, Knox, Monroe, In very great contrast td in But perhaps It will be attended to I'oUskJ, Rockcastle, Russell.Wayne, which Traveler fashion In the Arkansaw broadsides bombastic 'Whltel?. Laurel, Clay and Leslie. usually or like good roads are sometimes President Roosevelt j The MIJ carries an emergency built by tplkB around the fireside. fired at Capitol Hill. The dig clause. nified, statesmanlike utterances y The scrap between the Taft and passed the The Senate of President Taft will no doubt Roosevelt forces Ii getting to be J auto regulation bjll by a vote of 17 j be received by Congress In a something fierce. It is Clearly a to S. This measure has beeh the very different spirit from those subject of much debate during sevcase between the "Ins" and "outs" j of his predecessor. and those who the eral sessions of the Senate. Ah, "bombastic." That certainly ' m ,y'"want to be. The Taft forces being exemplifies Mr. Roosevelt better XCREAnK 1CMI4iltvACHEIlS "nine' In possession, have the usual "perhaps, In the Eng- than any word, BILL PASSED II Y' HOUSE points of the law" In their favor. Msh language. And this is the But the members of the Roosevelt same "bombastic'1 gentleman whom The Kentucky House, by i vote clan are putting up a fierc fight ridiculed a few of 61 to 4, passed the bill inthe Republican j Is a Bulta- - creasing the maximum1 salaries alGor. Wilson, of New Jersey, Is a ears ago, that it thinks especble candidate for President now. lowed teachers in rural 'schools strong friend of the press He has What has caused this change of from $60 to 170 a month, and that papers. ially the country denuncia- of County School Superintendents good sense enough to know that the heart this Jump from of the peo- tion and ridicule, to praise? Can to $2,500 a year, except in counties press is but the product wherein the assessed valuation of ple and the most closely allied with anybody tell? property does not exceed $1,000,-00- 0, their interests. It goes without sayCongress May tjult In June. leaving It to the-- Fiscal Court ing that this friendship Is heartily Political Washington, Feb. 25. reciprocated, except by the Repub- activities are heating the atmos- In any county to determine the mat lican pross, whose editors evidently phere to such a degree that it was ter. The measure does away fclth certificates" for teachBee In Wilson a strong man. Inimi- freely predicted that Dem- "tblrd-clas- s cal of tbelr interests, and therefore ocratic leaders of the House and ers, the Legislature taking the stand they do not care to advertise his Republican leaders of the Senate that unless a person can make a personality only In disparagement. would soon find themselves agreed general average better than 65 per ce.--t. he should not be permitted' to double-leade- d that Congress could not keep up the In a three-columteach. and signed editorial, one day last pace beyond the middle of Juno. Another feature of the bill is Until now It appeared to be an acweek, Editor Henry Watterson that provision enabling a County b'is fight "against Governor cepted fact that the session would away with beyond the Chicago Board of Education to do be prolonged Woodrow Wilson for the Democratthe practice of paying teachers on a Adand Baltimore conventions. ic nomination for President. per capita basis, based on the nam- -' vance copies of this editorial were Illmned a Gooil Worker. ber of children of school ago In a sent to most of the big dallies of "I blamed my heart for severe district, Irrespective of the average the country, so that the article distress In my left side for two number in dally attendance upon It years," writes W. Evans, Danville, would appear simultaneously. the school. Before abolishing the gcemfl to bo merely a matter of a Va., "but I know now It was indipractice, however, the county board grudge of Mr. Watterson against gestion, as Dr. King's New Life must first secure the concurrence of Wilson, because the latter Pills completely cured me." Gov. Best the State Board of Education. would not enter Into a public con- for stomach, liver and kidney As originally drawn, the measure prestroversy with the editor. The troubles, constipation, headache or made instruction in agriculture tige and ability of Gov. Wilson can debility. 25c, at Jamc3 H. Wil- compulsory in the schools, but that hardly be discounted by such tactics. liams, m pectlon whs killed. I history along with the revolution in that country which destroyed an Chlnaware, however, will empire. still be used. that the name "China" It is to lose its identity and pass Into is said THEN A1TD KOW. The Hartford Republican ol July 15. 1910, said: In bis defense of the direct primary law for the State of New York. Mr. Roosevelt says that the reason for its enactment is to give the people an opportunity to decide for themselves who their candidates shall be. Mr? Roosevelt should have thought of this when two years ago, by the most shameless use of public patronage he and Federal dictated the nomination for his successor to the Presidential chair. If the people had had an opportunity to vote In a direct primary without any interference on the part of the National administration, no one doubrs but what the result in that contest would have been far different and theRepublican psrty would have been In much better condition than It Is tooffice-holder- Made In the First Six Districts. has regularly remitted the annual dues. He pursued the same course this year, but had his check returned with a vory courteous letter from the Auditor to the effect above stated. POTATO rEELEB IS TO GET AIiABAXA FORTUNE You ssXlSf WWKrh s, Feb. i'.Ken-tuck- y Frankfort, was redistrlcted In by the districts Senate, and the bill appears 'to have no opposition In the Hotisei redisricting The Congressional bill passed by the( Senate Is as follows, no change being made In. the first six districts: First district Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Crittenden, FullirCon-gresslonal to-d- ay h., New York, Feb. 24. After scrubbing floors and peeling potatoes for a living In the city lodgtag- house 4 here for a fortnight or more, Leopold I Ilrschberg learned from a relative this week that his father had died and left him real estate in Alabama worth about $100,000. He will leave on Monday to claim his yWNBSBtitZ' T inheritance. HONORS WERE EVEN IN OKLAHOMA'S VOTE I ton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, McCracken and Lvon, Marshall, Trigg. Second district Christian, DaHcnderson?Hop-klns- , viess, Hancock McLean, Union and Webster. Allen, Butler, Third district Barren, EdmonBon, Logan, - Met Simpson, Todd calfe, Muhlenberg, 'stale's Delegation Was Equally Divided Between Messrs. mm We J f?ZFU WKfxfm&E' ;az tBiS rhjwmsr V5Pwi0 ' A. V .Ti a rjtrmn ,ir-- r S ?a jr m By htr tfQ j-v':. jr w i- - and Warren. Breckenrldge. Fourth district Hart, LaRue, Marlon, Meade, 'Nelson, Ohio, Taylor, Washington, Har. Clark and Wilson. Oklahoma City, Okla.. Feb. 23. Oklahoma's Democratic State con- ventlon, which began yesterday af ternoon with all Indications pointing to a bitter factional fight, ended 'in a political Iovefeast, late the selection of a split delegation to the Baltimore convention, and the ' election of Roger Oalbreath, of Tul- as to his prefer- - , sa, uncommitted ence for Presidential nominee, as national committeeman. The compromise which brought about the harmonious conclusions y was reached early at a con ference of the leaders of the factions supporting Speaker Champ Clark and Gov. Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey, after the delegates, seswearied by a stormy sion, had taken a recess for a few hours to recuperate for a renewaT i of the fight on the floor of the con- ventlon. It was agreed that twenty delegates be elected from the State at large, each with half a vote, ten Instructed for Clark and ten for Wflspn. When the convention re-n isembletf tills Afternoon the ,plan was ratified with little debate to-d- ay I to-daall-nig- ht I . io j J ! ; w- r, are Aary Jane and her Iamb. We have hired oiiHo the best store In this city. We are happy; because our consciences are clear. The store ve are going, to work for has a clear conscience. They do an honorable business. There Is no cotton In what they tell you Is "all wool." We are happy, because ve succeed. So does the store ve vork for succeed; their upright goods and upright methods compel success. Each veek for a vhole year ve shall greet you In this paper, alvays vlth a smile. Our store folks greet you vlth a smile vhen you come In, and sell you reliable goods. to-da- CARSON & CO., InoOfporotcd. Hartford, Kentucky. - office-holde- rs ' i n- - QUITE A NUMBER OF HOLIDAYS FOR YEAR 4013 Tho holiday's for the yea? 1912 1 January 1, New ar as follows: Year's Day; January v19. Lee's birthday; January 29, McKinley's ii - ZJTl tWWVMMWWWWWWMWWWWWMWVWWWWWMWI -- birthday;. February 2, .groundhog-day- ; to-d- n, be-R- an 12, Lincoln's birth day; February 14, St. Valentine's day; February 21, Ash Wednesday; February 22r Waahington!a birthday; March 17, St. Patricks day; April 1, All Fool'ft.dayf .April 5, Good Friday; April 7, Easter; April 19. Patriot's day; April 27,drantB birthday: May 12, Mother's day; J!ay 18, Peach day; May 22, JewMemorial ish Pentecost; May 30 day; June 14, Flag day; June 17, Bunker Hill day; July 4. Independence day; July 12. Qrangeman's day; September 2, Labor'day; October 12, Columbus day; October 31, Hallow'een; Noevmber 5, Election day, and December 25, Christmas day. In some States there are other days celebrated, especially In the South, where Jackson and Jefferson Davis are honored, i while other States observe Arbor day, Pioneer's day, Mardl Gras, etc, but those named above receive tho most general observance. Mammoth EorIo Caught. The Central City Argus says: There Is on exhibition at Fred ea- February. W. E. louse :. i Cash Produce Wants to Sell You: Rock Salt Barrel Salt There can bo no doubt that the Democratic party stands nearest the great common people. Its traditions and Its political history show this. It was the first and only party to advocate In Its national plat form the election of United states Senators by popular vote. In 1908 Its Presidential campaign fund of $600,000 came from 74,000 com- mon people. The million and a half dollars campaign fund of the Re- publicans for that year came from only 12,000 plutocratic people, head- cd by managers of the big trusts. Isn't that significant? There are other Instances of Democratic commonality, but these mean some- I ( J thing. ' The Democrats of Missouri, in State Convention at Joplln last week, instructed Eolldly for Champ Clark. The body adopted as Its official anthem tho Ozark "noun" song," the chorus of vhlch Is as fol- lows: "Every time I come to town The, boys keep'klckln' my daws difference If ho IS a houn', They gotta stop klckin my. dawg aroun'." The "houn song was Intended as to tlia battle I;. the trumpot-cal- l Makeo no s -- aroun. it captured in Barren gle recently For the week ended Saturday VNDERWOOD CANDIDATE The eaglo was seen Dy a FOR THE PRESIDENCY county. there were 238 failures In tho Unitfarmer and caught in a steel trap ed States, against 305 the provlous Washington. Feb. 24. Represenbaited with a rabbit. It had al week and 228 III the like week of 1911. tative OBtar Underwood, of Alaba- ready carried away two pigs bema, majority leader of the Hbuse. longing, to the farmer. Tho trap j y was formally entered In f" caught the bird by ono too, and the race for the Democratic nomination eagle carried trap, rabbit and a big block of wood to which the trap Senator Bank-heafor tho Presidency. more than half a in making tho announccmen. was fastened, also stated tho opening of Under- mile. It measures seven feet and j live Inches frpm tip to tip of its wood headquarters in this city. wings. Frank McQuown bought Mr. Bankhead will act aB chal man of the Underwood movement, tho eagle for $5. i i. and as his manager. Even the name "China" is to pass Into history with the fall of the We have had seventy years COMPLIMENT FOR ' AUDITOR BOSWOICTII world's oldest empire, according to Ayer's of experience with dispatches. The new republic 'will Cherry Pectoral. Shelbyvlllc, Ky., Feb.' 2 3. Tho be known aa the "Chlng Hwa" re makes us "have great confi- members of the Shelby County Bus- public. dence irtiit for coughs, colds, iness Men's Association, at tnel property, vacant For Salts bronchitis, weak throats, and next meeting, will probably velecf lota, cottages Town and Boswort'h weak lungs. We want you State Auditor Henry M. ' A. "C. YEISE'R & '03., for life as an honorary "Harfforu, Ky. to have confidence in it, as. expression of member appreciation an j o' their well. Ask your own doctor bis discriminating Judgment In rulFor Sale, Farms All sixes, from what experience he has had ing that corporations of this charac '6 to '300 acres. We can p'ldaso you with it. He knows. Keep ter, which are operated for ftubllc If you want to buy land. benefit, not with n view to prlvato A. C. YEISER & CO., in close touch with him. profit, aro exempt from taxation JIartford, Ky. bedtime will csuse One of Ayer's Pills it The Association was organized In of bile and produce a an Increased flow nrniin .invative effect the dav following. 1907, and had continued In the even Formula on etch box. Show it to your itenor of Its way with no idea that 4 doctor. He will understand at a glance, j waa violating any Stato law until when it was mulcted in the "09. to-da- Robertson's drug store a large Cotton Seed Meal Bran and Shipstuff Alfalfa Meal. Mixed Feed Crown Alfalfa Chicken Feed Oats Corn Timothy Hay OystepShells Chicken fxrit Pea Hay B. A Thomas Red Top Hay Clover Hay--a Stock Food Interf(atiopal Horse $. A. Thomas'' Feed Poultry Food International Sugar Flour Dairy Feed Meal Pure Bran '"' - Years withCoughs d, jo .Buy Your Fertilizer on Easy, -- Terms From W. E. ELIJS first-cla- ss s - . This Everything found in a Pro-- ', duce mouse is round oecqnd door oeiow me iodscco ractory. vvvvvvivyfcvvivvvvvvwwvvvvv ANNOUNCEMENTS ?' . 4 D0eU,y.SAmc&"-aijfifv . Subscribe for The Herald; $1.00 ar Of programs or any event to take iilaos In the 'future mat- - 4 ters of genenUJntcrest but not 4 exaet current lie V8,i should reach The Herald just 'as oon 4 as possible after being decided upon. Please don't delay. ADVERTISING IS NOT An expense, and tho moje money you. put i Into It tho more you. get outr of It, Jf you pUca your ad.Mn'a reliable live paper like TH HERALD. Then It brina nw suits. f .$.' .,. ? : . ; t 4. .. fa.' .AW ftwtfWMK ii. (it!- - ytfJ urmr j. .. mhiiuii ii " ' WEDNESDAY, RKB. 28, 1012. THF. HARTFORD HERALD Leave your Laundry at my Grocery. A Work Guaranteed. Domestic finish. Called for and prompt delivery. 'Phone Mrs. 140. CORN-GROWING vvge ptvk. CLUB in J . j A. More Left Sle Uer's Grocery. FOR OHIO COUNTY BOYS A we Jiad ja pjhemonerun on our Ladies' Coat Suit ;jani Cloafe department, Notwithstanding a few left that we pro- jpSeJtmike a still deeper cut on, todis- LISTEN: Cfioice.of our ilLadies' Siufs-so- ine sold for $15, some 'for $20 anrPsome for $25 -f- or only !Dunng;our lateKum Down (Otto C. Martin returned home Sunday after a wook's visit to her motlior, Mrs. Lula Coppage, Leitchflcld. Born to Jtho wife of Mr. E. P. Millojf Hartford, a girl, last Wednesday. Mother and child are getting' along nicely. Should Be a Success This Year ROY,( BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Particulars in Regard To the Matter. Jajyepave p6;fm. Ten Dollars Why not tale , advantage of this ridiculously . low price.-- Its mqney innyour Ou.. pocket. i T7mf,iS.pA W A j OI TP I OQC IQ R Vi I YOUR GAIN Remember this and" bear in min that it pays to Trade iiif y u'H l U! i with a House that Saves you Money." . V J5z&l$6b, t L e i O O 0090000 0.0 o o o, p o o O LOCAL A'KWS AND PERSONAL POINTS O OOOOOOOOOOO OO OOOO U. " watrtsyour Furs, - iff Forty new Library. n DooKs Tiddell to Ilerjs Fresh Btajile Grocories.at Moorels 6tf I Meat ftarfiet. : ( S v v For Sale nteKistered inare. dress, Dr. L. B. BEAN) Hartford S. F Riley 'broughHthe price of 9tf "rnVal down. Call and Wb'h'lm. If you want .a watch tliat you Wo have the Meat and the right a xart be proud of 1 tt 2 every Gold Medal offered ,in America since ,1875. "It.s Time You Owned a Wallham:" watch before talk Don't buy lng who us. nompjcic iiign; jtaent of Waltbam fttcbci in all i' The W,aHham has been awarded highest honors at every International Exposition and has,taken Walth am Wach price. Iler's Grocery . Just received Jumbo Pickles. & Meat Market. , another r- - barrel W. H. MOORE & SON. ; ? ' Wll pay Ono Dollar per bushel for good Wheat. Hartford Mill Co. ' 8tf Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Wilson, of grides. near Roslne, aro all happiness. It's J.i.B. Tappaifs The Reliable Jeweler a boy. Beefsteak, Porksteak and Pork Chops, 12 Mc per pound at S. F. niloy's. 9tf ng HARTFORD :- -: KY. 4 i GO TO J Albert Oiler FOR Caraeiit6f and Repair Work r Attorney McDowell Foglo went to Louisville ,Frldayron "business, Monday. Mrs. Price M. Hallows and son, of Louisville, are, visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. R.' Barnard, cuy. The stork recently) visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips, otfv. and- - left.41 fine boy. Mrs. Julia A. Renfrew, of Dundee, is Quito 111. Dr, S. J. Wedding, city,, was .called to seo.Jier Maday. Mr. P. C. Cooper, cashier of the Bank of Fordsvillo, was In Hartford Friday and gave us a pleasant , call. you Field Seeds at Will furnish reasonable prices. W. E, ELLIS, 0,14 Produce Merchant, .J. Pump s 4.6'oiaeritig and Saw Fijing, Bug- - 4. Jcy-TopCovered and JJi tied. . You'll find liim in the D. John Mifchell office on Main Street. TitffW9BK mv. Md Furniture Repairing f i Beaver; f -- '' Dam, Ky. vr i? -- j- 4. Just received a car load of best 1 Oats, whlto and mixed. W. E. ELLIS, Produce Merchant. 8t4 Have bought a car of Bran and Ship Stuff. Will sell reasonable. W. E. ELLIS, Produco Merchant. 814 Sinkle Gomb BCiff T.gga up-threo ' Orpington at , ' ' Fair, lOflylUro mated pens from which I will sell per Krrs at 91.RO, $.00tantl 95.00 now Will book orders settinR of 10. for shipment later. Send for mating list it's free, Will also sell a few 'laying PiillcU at 93.00 each. Sntls. faction guaranteed, Ky, Brooks, from Prize Winners . O, Grata, Sold exclusively by W. H. Moore & Ctf Son. Messrs. Joe A. Hocker and Heijry M. Flrtlo, Hartford, Route 1, wore pleasant callers at The Herald office Don't fall to try a sack of Jrvlng-to- n Flour. Satisfaction gunrantoed, Saturday. ' Believing it is tho best way to arouse an Interest in tho betterment Miss Mary Wedding, of Whltea-yill- e, of agriculture in the county, we aro NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE returned home Monday after organizing a Corn Growing Club of a few days visit to Dr. and Mrs. S. tho boys of ,the county. Wo believe that, the things that will help and Jf Wedding, city. Interest tho boy will benefit tho to exemplify the new work, the pro- fj OOOOOOOOOOO Mr. V. G. Barnett, of near Hart- father. moter, tho captain of industry, all o makui.km: i,ici:.sii. ford, left Monday for Mulllken, La., I am sending out letters to all the come to him with their troubles. OOOOOOOOOOO where ho will. engage In business trustees, asking them to send in the He is the town confessor, the town and probably remain. names of boys who will enter this boomer ad tho town boat doorHenry M. Pirtle, Hartfan, to Mr. R. P. Tyro has rented and Is contest. Please send me your names mat, rock of refuge, errand boy and Susan Mary Hocker, Beaver DawL Henry C. Elliott, Llttlo ncarf. to movinr: his grocery stock into the at once. I hope to have a large club the vicarious sacrifice. The editor storeroom recontly vacated by Mr. organized soon. We can have this Is the only creature In all the ani Baibtra Shuin, Prent'.3. club and make. It a success this year mal kingdom that needs tho wings Reld, on Main street. Tor SuleEajj-- . if tho farmers will assist. Let me of a dove, tho strength of a Hon. Ono dollar per dozen, front tull Messrs. W. H. Park, Hartford, hear. from you at once. belly of fie the smooth, crawling R'outo 3, and Horace L. Taylor, Because of poor seed corn and worm of tho dust, and the asplin-tlon- s ftock Speckled Hamberger CAtclc-cn- s. among The Her- bad conditions last year, the Boy3' Beaver Dam, wero lions lay nil the time. Address, of a god. DR. L. H BEAN. Hartford. ald's callers Wednesday. Corn Growing Club was almost a One Mote Uiifoitunnte. failure. Many reported early in the Miss Katherlno V. Thompson, of spring The en'oitalnmant ,ilen at Dr year that It was imJohn Tunstall, a v. ell known of Fordsvllle, has been appointed to possible tolast of near Dundee, was found Bean's Opera House last Ftlda secure a stand from the farmer s and accopted a position in the Fee-bl- o corn by Henry plpht for the beueflt o' the Ne morning furnished the boys. So I have dead Sunday minded Institute at Frankfort. Ralph, rear Panther creek bridge. MethodlstChureh bulUllnj; fund, wa decided to appeal to the bo3 and Mr. S. A. Anderson, attorney at to the farmers again to try to make Ho went to Owcnsboro Monday, well patronized and highly enjoyed seleclaw and president of the United It a success this year. This year I come back to Dcanflel.l Tuesday and by all present. Tho differ ent tions were well rendered, States Credit Company, Louisville, shall ask tho farmers to directly aid got off the Wain and started for 15 spent from Friday until Sunday af- mo in securing the names of boys homo. That .is tho Inst seen of tho "vocal organ ' by Mrs. John Wilson, assisted by several ounR. who will enter this contest. We can bin: until Sunda morning, when he ternoon In Hartford. cabin. He ladles as the "notes." The cantata. Just received a new barrel of N. get seed corn this year that Is guar-tee- d was found near a llttlo In Tolks Coieort," a small "Ye Old to be llrst-claand plenty of wa.3 llng on his face O. Molasses and they are guaranThe llttlo folks, as aaual. It to plant an acre of ground. Wo ftream rear the cabin. Ho had left teed to bo as good it not better than acquitted themselves well. A nfat any in town and the PRfCE is only started In last spring too late to three quarts of whiskey and otj cash sum was realized for the halll-ir- g work up the profier amount of In- empty bottle In tho cabin. The 65c per gallon. fund. terest In the contest, but this Rpring, wai held by Sinlr- .L !. I'nt-toI!cr3 Grocery S: Meat Market. Verdict of jury died of l.oirt through tho nld of all persons who Company II, Attention! Dudley Ford, living near Mr. no Interested In corn growlni; nnd failure. It Is rnid ho Had been i Companv H will be fnstrr'ctrrf Hartford, returned Saturday from better, farming, we can make It a drinking for Foveral dajsT Februnrv 2S and 29 by Capf. ET. W where he had been un- success in which tho wholo countv nrom-be- rs Ti Clark, of Hopltlnsville. Hoclcet I'irtle. der medical treatment. He Is In a will bo bpneflted and still not cost of the company ore nirvrtc! it presSu-2very precarious condition at Mr. Henry M. Plrtle and M!s3 tho county anything. report at tho nnnorv at 7 ;r. rtr. or, ent. Mary Hocker wero married at All boys under IS and over 10 each date. At elcht o'clock on lh Mr. John T. Moore, cashier of the ears of nge will "ho allowed to en- the homo of the brldo in the Liberty night of the 29tn the company tvi'l Bank of Hartford, who had been so- ter. Each boy will be furnished Church neighborhood Inst Sunday be Instructed In heavy nvwihiii- -: journing In Florida for a few weeks enough corn to plant ono acre and afternoon at ono o'clock. The cer- order. by Rev. A. L. recreation, returned homo last will bo given Instructions as to emony was parfo-me- d 1ST LIEUT. C. B. SHOWS.". Mell, of "Denver Dam. reports a most delightful what Is expected of him. week. He or Miss Hocker Is tho daughter of Thlrt 0 'Ji-a..d tiploy I want . the name, address, age trip. Cash Register Corn-pa- n) and school district of nil the boys Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hocker and is a the National L. M. Hatcher, Center-towMessrs-- . most earnest worker in the Liberty have been indicted at Cfncin-nn- t! Will enter this contest. E. L. Bennett, Hartford, who 'jv a l'et'eral grand Jury fUr alAttractive prizes will be offered Methodist church. Route 3;W. H. Rhoads and E. T. Mr. Pirtle, who is tho youngest leged violation of the Shormajti antf-tru- st every encouragement will be 'Williams, city; and Bomna Wade, nnd son of Mr. F. W. Pirtle, Hartford, law. given. Ralph, were among The Herald's Will ou join me In making this Route 1, Is tho secretary of tho callers Tuesday. Ohio County Union A. S. of E. and a success? HENRY LEACH, v Fresh Bfajcak, Beef Roast.Pork Supt. Ohio .County Schools. a most excellent farmer. Sausage Immediately nfter the ceremony Steak, Chops', Home-mad- o' RELIGIOUS AWAKKXIXG Mr. and Mrs. Pirtle went to Beaver (pure Pork), Pure Mome-mad- e IS SAVKIU'INCJ COUNTIES Dam, where they boarded the train Lard (fine), and Cured Meats of all for Frankfort, where Mr. Pirtle atkinds at, W. H. Moore- - & Son's Meat Time will sonn bo .it liaii(3 aVvakening A general religious tended the Farmers' Institute, after Market. 'Phone 47. t6tf oeeras to. bo sweeping over southern which they will visit Dr. J. E. Pir- for you to begin tilling- - yorrr b ' Messrs.u Guy Statoler, general and will also ;raanager ror store '01 wiwiamH coat and central Kentucky, and Quite a tle, of Versailles, soil. If yon need anything: number of successful revivals have view tho well known Elrndorf 'CoMfMcHenry1; Rev. A. Bi Qardner, been conducted since last December. Stock Farm near Lexington, going in the Plowl line, we have a Beaver Dam. lOvll Cole; Olaton, prayer meet-Ing- o from there to Louisville, where they stock that cannot be pRout'efil, and V. G.. Barnett, Hart- - Tho oldt(me cottake excellifS. aro being revived, and several will visit Mrs. Sally T. Johnson, an :fofd, Routo'3, wore among The Herto do the work. conversions have been reported aunt of the groom, for a fow days. . ald's callers Monday. r from thoso services. ' Tho people, They will return home tho first of 1 Blount's Steel Piows- - aiiof ,f. Wq bayo the Genuine Pure, Now both old and young, aro becoming next week. Oliver's Chilled Plows and Orleans Molasses, right direct from aroused and seem to be interested Child Dies of Bums. to us. These aro in their spiritual condition. the- plantation Notrepairs of all kinds. Also-WirCentral City, Ky., Feb. 25. strictly pure and aro not to bo com- withstanding the extreme cold and Woven Wire FencOpal Humphrey, tho baptlz-Ing- s pared to tho cheaper grades sold weather, tho daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wlloy ing can be had at this place. by other houses for less money. in fprceks aro being reportHARTFORD GROCERY CO.ed, nnd lp, many sections the Ice on Humphrey, Is dead, as the result of Your trade is solicited. to be cut before the burns she suffered on Thursday. W. IL Moore & creeks had Don't forget-tha- t The child had been playing In the Son will do all in their power to converts could be baptized. Ono thing that seems to have room and getting too near tho grate please you. If for any reason you fire, hor clothing caught fire. Her aro not 'satisfied with any purchase aroused tho people of this section father who Is seriously HI was In more than anything else Is tho mado of tthom, don't tell others but question, and In several of the adjoining room, and catching tell us and we will treat you extho adjoining counties tho women the child as she ran past him, he Ctf right. beliov-e- d and children have been organized, tinguished the blaze. It was BOOKKEEPING sho would recover, but she sufThe numerous friends of Mr. M. and are visiting the homes and seRliatnfln Prinnnnrwalia. pleased to know curing tho nnmes of tho' citizens fered a sudden chnnge In her conL. Hcavrln will bo TYPEWITINGaai A TXJ1T . dition. TTTT 17 that tho operation he underwont at who will vote out whiskey. Infirmary, Louisville, tho Norton WlJLBURR.SMlfH BUSINESS COLtElE John Morg, who was credited Notice A. S. of i:. last Thursday was successful and with being 124 years old, diet' In and banking businpfs, aUo 32 yr r A call meeting of tho Ohio Counho is rapidly recovorlng and that v . lLonavnnnii mnn ami wnmM n ty Union A. S. of E. wIM be held at Clinton county last week. will soon be able to return home. wAj aicKia(iuK, JkJ Ky., at Capt. Jerry J. Tllford, conductor the court house. Hartford, 9 o'clock Saturday, March 9. State on the L II. & St. L. R. R., will go Organizer J. F. Doss, of Greenville, to New Orleans in a few days where S. B. Robertson, State Secretahe will spend a short time with his and Men No. daughtor, Mrs. Clarence DoWeese, ry, of Calhoun, will bo present. Very Important meeting nnd all loof Fordsvllle, who is spending tho to bo representCalendars, like any other commodity, should be winter months in the South for tho cals are, requested pledges will be ed. All poultry benefit of her health. purchased from a house of established reputation and signed and turned In at this meetn Mrs. E. T. Williams went to ing. L. B. TICHENOR, Pres. proved stability. Monday morning on tho M., HENRY M. PIRTLE, Scc'y. The A. M. Collins tyfg. Co., of Philadelphia which H. & E. 9 o'clock train, where she was summoned on account of the EXEMPLIFICATIONS OF supplies us with Art Advertising Calendars, is such ji THE COUNTRY EDITOR death of her niece, Miss Ada Shahouse. ver, who died at her homo in The following Is from tho pen of a. m. Monday. at Established since 1857, it has been for years the Mrs. Williams will return homo' this AValt Mason, tho pbl!osophor-poo- t, largest producer of high-grad- e cardboard in the United whoso writings appear in ninny of morning. tho dally Journals of the country: States, and its various specialties have given it worldThe series of meetings conducted The country editor has to make under the auspices of the Methodist much of, tho iiews ho writes. The wide fame. church began according to an- - commercial club, the church, tho has earned its reputation by unfaltering honesty nouncement at tho court house baseball team, the law and ordor Monday night, when Rev. Wlraber-l- y, league, and the strictest maintenance of quality in all ils prodthe county central commitpreached his of Madisonvillc, ucts. tee, the whist club and the good first sermon. Mr. W. B. Yates, of movement, all must feel the Since embarking in the calendar business Ky., wsb also on hand to roads Marlon, Influence of his guiding hand. Ho lead the singing. Services will conhas spared no expense in building up a line which is must bo everything and run ertinue regularly each afternoon and rands for every one, send out tho unexcelled in quality, originality and advertising valnight. Everybody invited and It circulars, do tho town lying for haris hoped the meotlug will result In mony's ue by that of any other house. sake and hold tho sack. He much lasting good. is worth your while to know something about must bo" guide, philosopher and OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at Tho friend to those In trouble and bo a tho products of this house Samples for 1913 are now Herald office. Nice and clean, tied mentor and ndmonlshor to those ready. Don't, fail to see them. aro about to get into trouble. up In bundles. Five cents a bun who Tho preacher, the town drunkard, dle, threo for ten cents. tt tho otatcomer tho social climber Ky. vto boomer, tho man tho real FOLEY from tho grand lodso who is about PORRHCUUATISMUIONEYSANOBLAODCn The only Baking Powder Tiado from Royal Crape Cream of artar 000 000 000 o 1 jrfntl" ss 3t - n. 0. . n; Farmers: TO THE 7- 1 nine-year-o- ld -- ed LIKENS & ACTON Hartford, Kentucky. n tem-poran- .$k .... Klrn-tfn- Talks to Business 2. Earl-Ingto- Earl-lngto- n, 12-4- 0 It it It KIDNEY PHIS c I The Harford Herald, Hartford, ESSSSas PAGE SIX. ff T" !' 'wia "TPfiTllflfiBl THE HARTFORD HERALD SHE WOULDN'T conviction thereof, aliall be punished by a flno not exceeding $u,000, or by Imprisonment not oxceeding AND FAILED TO ENLIST ono year, or by both said punishments, In' tho discretion of tho WEDNESDAY, FEI1. 28; 1912. 'to-da- i. GKeat It a Louisville, Ky. Fob. 22.i In All Lung and Throat Troubles. handsome, well dressed and without a faltering step "he." walk- Ballard's Horehound Syrup conveys a warmlntr and relaxing' InOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOlej lnt0 the United States Marino fluence to the congested lungs. Heals soreness, quiets tickling OF POLITICAL FUTURE O aensatlon In the throat, strengthens tho voice, loosens phlegm and O Corns Recrultinc Ofllco thla'morn- AND THIS 18 MAN! relieves all Irritated conditions In tho throat and lungs. Keep a ing, and strolling over to the desk bottle In the house. It la handy to havo when needed and saves A. M. Stowc, of Corporal gently world of rolaory to tho porson affected. Roosevelt and Taft Out of It What Is man tha.t ho should asked to bo enlisted. Tho CorpoPut Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and' himself Into believing that ral was fooled. and Dark. Horse Will Win, Bottle. ho Is tho big noise? $1.00 "I want to enlist," Bald tho im g Man, proud man, born of woSays Prophetess. candidate. Buy the $1.00 size. It contains five, times' as much man, is small doughnuts and fow POEMS YOU'LL ENJOY. "Strip for examination," was the O as the 2So slxc, and you Ret with each bottle a O Herrlck'a Red Pepper Porous Plaster for tho chest. In ? paper bag. O Corporal's prompt response. O a celebrated Mme. Do Thebes, y and flourHe springs up ST. UHH5.IM. PtWPHETOfl JAMES F.'MUMO Off came coat, vest, collar and O Tho Herald's Special Selections. O whose reputaFrench prophetess, ishes llko n bootlegger lp a dusty tie. OO QO predicting great events is town, tion for For Weak Bight or Sore Etm, use Sfepbena Eye Salre. It enres. or the day afand THE UNPARDONABLE SIN. "I am ready," announced tho international, has taken a glance ter tho undertaker comes with his candidate. I Soup Amp RccommcmbioByI Into America's immediate political tnpcllno and takes his measure. "Keep on; that's not enough," You can break tho Ton Commandfuture, and, In an Interview with Hartford J)mg-- ' Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovan iS Co., Bcavpr Dam, Ky. Ho weds a wealthy girl with a ments and Society will forgive, the World correspondent, she shed Joblot of freckles nnd the next day snapped the officer. Something suspiciously like a But thoro s ono sin that no man can light on certain questions that at her pa falls with many liabilities over manage to outlive. present are puzzling the American nnd no nsscts, nnd comes to abide sob camo from the part of tho room where tho candldato was standing. You can buy a Bnow-whlmantle public. thenceforth with his stratlcd and all other misdeeds cloak Copious tears rolled down the soft "At the present moment," Mme. But tho sin that's without pardon cheeks of tho supposed "ho." Tlicbe3 said, "former President Tho cellar door of life Is for him is tho crime of being broko. want to. I "I I I Roosevelt Is living In profound si full of pestiferous splinters, but ho don't Intend to. I'm not a boy, I'm burning with a desire lence. He Is You can break tho Ten Commandslides down It with utter .disregard a girl. Qo there!'' to be President again, but lie Is of tho speed limit. ments, and the world will roll GH TO 16 INCHES And then the girl broko down afraid to risk his popularity by disalong, goes forth In tho early morn- and told Corporal Stowo that sho Ho regarding the third term precedent. ing to conquer the world, Acknowledged by all as the Plow of Quality no man will dare to question but the cut off her hair because sho wanted And Ho sits mute, like a doctor, with if you're with tho wealthy LONGEST LIFE world refuses to bo conquered, and to enlist In the Marino Corps in orhis hand on the pulse of the Amer- so FINEST MATERIAL throng, he comes homo in an ambulance. der that she might bo with her lov- BEST WORKMANSHIP ican people, waiting for some sign. And no man will shun or scorn you In the midst of llfo ho runs into jer, who is stationed In Peking, PERFECT FINISH "If ho could wait until August he debt, but ho crawls out whllo you're of tho moneyed at a snail's China. However, there was not a would bo able to settle the question pace folk if at all. Strong chanco for the young lady to see her without difficulty, but ho must deLight Ho struts down the boulevard lover. Without giving her name But the sin beyond forgiveness is cide soon. This worries him, betho crime of being broke. Durable with his head high in tho air and and address, sho reluctantly put on cause he does not know whether Easy moots the bank teller with a sight her coat, vest, tie nnd collar and You can break the Ten Commandto obey the voice of ambition or lis Running draft for $113, and a bill collector left the office. ments and avoid all worldly ten to tlio rounsel of prudence. flags him at every corner. grills, "I cr.n tell him tl'fU If "e is nomHe climbs aboard tho trolly car OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO For there's something I can inated ho will be elected. that absolves goes to tho horse trot, but much O Ul'LES KOK HUHINESS MEN O you In a ready roll of bills, tell him he could be nominated If nd Y on his OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO And we'll call you a good dust adheres to his shoes follow and PC wlefced, but ho will not bo nom-SOLD BY- homeward Journey. we'll pass It as a joke inated Or elected because ho will worry; don't overbuy; But tho sin that's without pardon Is Don't He sits up until 3 a, 111. to hear not be a candidate. the election returns from don't go security. the crime of being broke. "As for President Taft, he Is townships, and learns in the back Keep a high vitality; keep insurthe end im i what we call here sick; not physiIL1RTFORD, KENTUCKY that tho other fellow has topped ed; keep sober; keep cool. Obvious. cally sick, but the conditions sur"Stick to chosen pursuits, but not his bet. The boy was standing upon the rounding him are unfortunate. Ho , He lays up a goodly pile of riches to chosen methods. burning deck whence all but him has lost ground and will not agSin In the bank, nnd the cashier monk Bo content with small beginnings had fled. bo President. '' eys with margins and steals away and develop them. . "I guess I'm dono for," he said, "This Is wholly his own fault, Be wary of dealings of unsuccess- - as he glanced between two days to pick bananas around him, "but he has not been decorative in Honduras. ful men. there's ono comfort: Thoy'Jl novor enough In office, or, as you would Bo cautious, but when a bargain be ablo to say I had cold' feet," He remains Into at the offlco say, not picturesque enough. Ho chasing a trial balunce to its lair, is made, stick to it. Llpplncott's Magazine. has not appealed to the Imagination Keep down expenses, but don't then goes homo to encounter a of the people. rocking chair In the dimly lighted be stingy. "As to Woodrow Wilson, I will Make friends, but not favorites. A GREAT DISCOVERY. only say that men of his typo will hall. The rocker rises in its might Don't take new risks to retrieve and puts him on tho mat. ue uunur uppreciaieu in America If a balky horse's brains were on He invests lu a wntch. dog, and old losses. 20 years from now than they aro the outside of his head you could fix afStop a bad account at once. when ho returns to liU wigwam Certain Ingredients That Really him. The igniter is the brains of the a prolonged lodge session, the Make plnns nhead, but don't enpiflR flrfrf nn ihf RtirVnoM 4ho Srrnltor "Some man who Is tinl you call ter Promote Hair Growth When make' them In cast Iron. is outside where you can fix it. nn outside; wn fcavo much lnflu- - dog refuses to recognize him, nnd so he roosts in a tree until the milkDon't tell what you af6 going to Properly Combined. Miee Itl tleteiTairtlng America's Im- men comes, do until you havo dono it. Ideal D. G. Young mediate political future. I believe In the early spring ho discards Power. wmmmm exclusive this man will como from your Con- his flannels, and a breeze from Resorcln is one of tho most effecgress or from a homo executive po- Medlclno How Cold Aflccts tho Kidneys. tive germ destroyers over discovercomes his way and Hat D. G. YOUNG Beaver Dam, Ky. sition, but upon his counsels much he is filled to overflowing Avoid taking cold If your kidneys ed by science, and in connection with congests tho with Beta Napthol, which Is both Paris Cor. New depend." will aro sensitive. Cold rheumatism. York World. throws too much work germicidal and antiseptic, a combiWith the advent of summer ho kidneys, acnation is formed which destroys goeo Into camp and gorges himself upon them, and weakens their Life ill Ktuifiii", Serious kidney trouble and tho germs that rob the hair of its tion. who had with vegetables fresh from tho rusmorChftnt A Kansns oven Bright's disease may result. and also creJust paid a lino because his vegeta- ty cans of tho village grocer, and a Strengthen your kidneys, get rid of natural nourishment, ates a clean, healthy Condition of display box was not six Inches multitude of creeping things hold tho pain and soreness, build ble them tho scalp, which prevents tho develhigher than tho sidewalk, ventured nightly carnival on his person. In the fall begins the winter of up by tho timely use of Foley Kid- opment of now germs. tho assertion that a man can't go any case Pllocarpln, although not a colorThe furnace camps ney Pills, t They will cure till night without his discontent. from morning of? kidney or bladder troublo hot being matter or dyo, is a wen known breaking some Kansas law, no mat- on his trail and ho Is filled with yond tho reach of medicine. No Ingredient for restoring tho hair to ter how careful he Is. A hotel man wood, soot, ashes and profanity. Ho puts on his autumn trousers medicine Can do more For sale by its natural color, when tho loss of thought ho could, and a wager was m hair has been caused by a dlscaso and n fussy wasp that has taken up all dealers. made npd t'e next day was set for of tho scalp. Its abode therein disputes his right tho test. Learn Those Wordr. These ingredients In proper com"I'll win that bet all right." said and title thereto. wordj that aspi- bination, with alcohol added as a Hero are eight He transfers n mammoth potted rants to tho spelling championship stay In bed tho hotel man. "I'll stimulant and fo,r Its palm from the front porch to tho all day havo missed at meetings hold reperbefore cellar. Ho goes down tho steps in cently In Various par's of the State. nourishing properties, .perfect And ho did, until Just haps tho most effective remedy that advance with considerable sudden- They look dark, when an Inspector camo along i.'sy, but try them; is known forv scalp and hair trouband arrested him for not having, ness, nnd tho palm follows quickly Embrogllo. Vignette. , . les. and sits upon him triumphantly. nine-foKanMieet on his bed. Siege. Seize. which is havo a remedy Wo One The -And this is man proud man! sas City Tlmos. Rarefy. Cemetery. chiefly composed of theso ingreChicago rtflws. Acquitted. Apothegm. T with other Whon BALLARD'S SNOW AND dients in combination Miami (Mo.) News. Is rubbed in for rheumatic with other lents, In combination COURIER-JOURNA- L $4.00-Dailaches and pains, It reaches tho spot medicinal lnvaluablo extremely IIOAV TO UK A MIND READER quickly nnd tho relief Is very gratl- agents. Wo guarantee It- to posiAccording to THE ONLY ZANCIGS. fying. Price 2.'c. r.Oc and $1.00 and to grow This remarkable book will enable tively euro dandruff per bottle. Sold by Hartford Drug hair. If there Is any vitality left you, though blindfolded, to name cure Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovan & Co., any article preEented; give tho full In the roots, It will positively your , not included in above special m Sunday Courier-JournBeaver Dam, Ky. etc., baldness, or vo will refund name and address on a card, money. If tho scalp has a glazed, rates. Sunday, extra, $2.00 per year., 1 six months, 50c ' otc. Great for Church, Lodge ard A Card of TIiiiiiKh. appearance, it's an indlcatibn three month?. Send your subscription and mnke check pay- Mrs. Matt Cox desires to thank other Entertalnmont, or to earn t shiny Young and old have thnt baldness is permanent, but in able to the Hartford Heralds money on tho stage. Price $1. Adtho kind friends who assisted her wo bellove baldthem. Some abuse them. so materially In the death of her dress, L. G. FIXEN, 1313 Carmen other Instances This offer is good on all back subscriptions and renew"", ness is curable. 7t4 Now Harmony They get tired, starved. Ave., Chicago. 111. (Ind.) husband. every one troubled with als for the Hartford Herald. Subscribe or renew NOW, as. Wo want Times. SYMPTOMS: Loss of Rcalp disease or loss of hair to try this offer is positively good only during January andFebru-aay- , LAW IS sleep and appetite, inYOUNG (illtLS FOHM RIDICULOUS, SAYS ANDY Rexall "93" Hair Tonic. If it doe3 1912. Remember this ib year and by this not euro dandrufT artd grow hair to combination you will get all PresidentialCounty, A MINK RESCUE CLl'll digestion, irritability, tho news Stato and In his testimony bofore tho Stan- tho satisfaction of the user, wo will eventually wrecked conNation. at without question or quibble return Investigation, Troy, III., Feb. 23. Sixty young ley Committee stitution. women of Troy have formed a First Washington, Andrew Carnegie said overy cont paid us for It, Wo print Alcoholic remedies Aid To tho Injured Miners Club, for that tho day of competition In tho this puarantoo on every bottlo. It , permanent rcscuo work In Troy and steol trado had gone by and he ad- hns effected a positive euro In 93 stimulate only. put to a surrounding territory. mitted that prices aro controlled by . jor cont of cases whero NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. PEOPLE WRITING reagreement. Mr. Gardner, tho at- - practical test. They received Instructions In ordering the address of For THE HERALD will please I entire- Roxall "93" Hair Tonic is torney representing tho committee, cently, when tho Illinois Sate mine h your paper changed from ono get their articles to us promptrescue car made a trip through tho then read to Mr. Camogle the fol- - ly unlike, and we think, in every place to another It is absolutely ly. Matters Intended for pub? soothes and nourishes, nuyuuug oeuvr winn lowing paragraph: county, and, as a result of sovoral , jpnrucuiar, nepessary to state where you ; lication In our regular issuo contract, combination In j elso wo know of for tho purpose uso of oxygen feeds the nerves. A "Evory experiments In tho (Wednesday) must bo in our have been receiving the paper as ' tho form of trust or othorwlso, or , for which if Is prescribed. We urge natural nerve-foo- d, conhelmets and first aid worK, detonn- - j well aa wher you want It chang- bands on Monday without failconspiracy In restraint of trade or youto try this preparation at our of their own. lned to organlzo a club s, 1 taining the salts of ure, to Insure publication. 'ed to. Please bear this In mind. Certainly wo" know of among the sovoral States, ontlro risk. They aro being assisted by tho Troy ' Iodine and 3 i commerco foreign nations, is hereby no bettor guarantoo to givo you. " or with minors, 'who believe tho7 will bo of .. 1 Glycerine. declared to Do illegal, uvory per-- 1 noiumnuci, ju .uu iwlu great nssistnnco. i Icon who shall mako any such, con- - iRomedlds In Hartford only at our Ml3s Tyrone Lcontlne, of ColllnsNO ALCOHOL. Store James R tract, or engage In any such comb!- - ' store Tho , Rexall vllle, Is the first girl in Madison ALL DRUGGISTS oxygon helmet nation or conspiracy, shall bocdeom- - II. Williams, 214 Main street, rountv to wear nn ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on 'ford, Ky. In a test room.' Troy Girls hearing st of her venture, decided to organize the club. In other parts of Madison county Illinois Central Railroad Time Ta- organizations havo been formed among the miners. bles at Heaver Dam, Ivy. At Colllnsvllle, where tho Stato South Bound. North Bound. mine rescue car recently spent two No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. weeks, a club of 40 miners was orNo 12212:28 p.m.. No. 1012:48 p.m. ganized Mayor L. Guy Knocdler No. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:55 p.m. has signified ills intention of recJ. E. Williams. Agt ommending the purchase by the city of at least two helmets, which will bo used by firemen and by the AH, HERE'S THE DOPE miners in Colllnsvllle Township. 'The Hartjord Herald STRIP The Daring Scheme oHa Girl Who Wanted to Ob to court." Coughs that keep you awako at night also diiturb the Bleep of the rest or tho ranuiy. They can be stopped In a tew minutes With Her Lover. ooooooooooooooo hyp-notl- Mr, Carnegie swaa then asked: "Would it bo advisablo for Congress to enact buch a law as I have just read to you?" "Such a law would bo ridiculous," promptly responded Mr. Carnegie. "Well," replied Mr. Gardner, "what I havo Just read is th'elflrst section of tho Sherman ' antl-tfulaw, that has been on tho statuto books slnco 1890." Tho New York world's corres pondent, referring to this incident, says: "Mr. Carnegto looked sheepish, everybody else laughed." Ballard's Syrup Horehound Relieving Power Is Remedy of good-lookin- ooooooooooooooooo per to-da- te son-in-la- r do-o-- BLOUNT'S "TRUE BLUE" STEEL BEAM PLOWS sK LIKENS & ACTON Brains Outside ! i J m: agent Great Subscription Offer Special Bargain Rate! woll-dofln- GOOD ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, 19i2. Hartford Herald Year ' LINI-MHN- Daily - I Daily " " " " one year 6 months $2.75 " 3 $2.00- - l al ANTI-TRUS- T Scott's Emulsion Hypo-phosphite- ! I - ( i I J i 4n.( 11-- Hartford HeraldOnly $1 Per Year ''&,, ,.,v Wednesday; feij. as, i9ia. THR HAftTFORO HFRAI.D America has gone. 'abroad for potaCARE WITH GASOLINE toes since 1908. In tho United States growerB raiso about sevonty-flv- o SIMPLE PRECAUTIONS bushels of potatoes to the acre, whllo In England and Ireland tho crops run from Of Interest to Those Who 200 to 236 bushels to the' aero. ' i Employ This Much Master Commissioner's Sale. t Ohio Circuit Court,' Kentucky. ago. By mistake tho deed, when ho mado the purchase, was made out to Mary Smith Instead ,of Marlon Smith. Now ho wants to sell tho lrind and ho can't pass title, because It is In Mary Smith's name. He Is now looking for a girl named Mary whom he can marry, so that he can got title to the land. Kansas City PAGE SEVEN. NICKNAMES OF 0 With .11 r PRESIDENTS Roosevelt's 001 Exit UiuijTTuotfl i m GASTORIA For Infants and Children. from Washington, s. Jessie Phlpps,Plalntlff, vs. Used Fluid. Journal. Fine Magazine Offer. THEY WENT OF FASHION A Short Sketch' of Some of the Nation's Famous Characters. fcOME IKCUUAIl COGNOMENS Thero aro 'Americans who refer to; Mr. Tnft caressingly as "Bill," but nicknames really went out of the White Houso for a time with "Teddy" In 1909. Thejrcame Into the Presidential order early and have been persistent. Washington Is woll known, to history .13 "Frither of His Country," although his sneoilr.g critics mado In Byron's verso it "Step-father.- " he la the "Clnclnnatus of the West," to the Seneca chief, Bed Cnd he was "Flower of the Forest." From a sentiment of his own beech, dogwood and stono; thence ed, fabrics must bo dipped In gasodeclaration came the sobrlque, "In- N. 3(52 poles to Daviess' corner on line or alcohol, and their use will dependence Forever," applied to Bough Creek; thence down Bough continue. For that reason, It Is Creek in its meanders to tho mouth vitally Important that the user John Adam?.' if Big Bun; thence to an ash, two should have all tho Information Jefferson was tho "Sage of Mont-icelland also tho "Father of Ex- maples, corner to Jos. Barnott's sur- possible about the danger Incurred. pansion." "Gasoline should be used in open But only his adversaries vey, to which this Is a part; thence possible, but If It took thollberty of referring to this up the Big Bun with Its meanders air wherever tall, slender President as "Long to two white oaks, poplar and hick- must be used In the house, nil the ory near where Condlt's Ferry windows should be opened wide Tom." John Qutncy Adams was "Old crosses tho Big Bun; thence S. 20 and a sufficient draft created to Jlan Eloquent," but also the pop- E. 117 poles to the "Beginning, con- drive all the vapor from the room. ular tongue termed him "Tribune taining two hundred acres more or It Is almost criminal to use gasosaid to con- line In the kitchen or other rooms less, but erroneously of the' People," and "Publlcola." Andrew Jackson's soldiers dub- - tain one hundred and twenty-fivwhere It is exposed to fire. The vaExcepting therefrom tho surface por has been known to Jump thirty ied him "Old Hickory," and the name still clings to his memory. of a certain tract of 100 acres sold feet from a tank In tho open air While he was In power his enomles by E. V. Phlpps to Mary Tlchenor. and explode with such violence as as shown by Deed Book 31, page to wreck tho tank car and burn all called him "King Andrew." In tho Immediate Buron, wily politician, was 351, and which 100 acres of sur- tho buildings Van called the "Little Magician" and face only Is bounded and described neighborhood. Some- as follows: "Wizard of KInderhook." "It is not necessary to touch a Beginning at a stone, corner in match to It, A spark fiom the heel times "Marty" or "Little Van." William Henry Harrison Became the Hartford and Point Pleasant of a shoe striking a tack or nail E. 260 rods to will explode the vapor. A lighted "Tippecanoe," from his most fa- road; thence N. 3 a beech on Bough Blver; tlience gas Jet will produce the same remous battle.' Hence, "Tippecanoe away from and Tyler too" was the campaign down that stream to a stone and sult. Keep gasoline W. every kind of Hame, even If tho small hickory; thence S. 3 cry of 1840. ' The term "Young Hickory" was 134 rods to a stone la tlie Hartford flame Is enclosed, as In a stove or pplled somewhat obscurely to both and Point Pleasant road; thence furnace. Tyler and Polk to tho latter, per- with the road S. 58 E. 15 rods and "Articles dipped, washed or soakhaps, because, llko Jackson, ho was 18 links; thenco S. C8'i E. 38 rods; ed In gasoline give off an explosive born Jn North Carolina and went to thence S. 72yt.E. ,2ft rodato the vapor for hours after. They should beginning, containing 100 acres bo thoroughly aired before beTennessee. Taylor was usjually "Old Zach," more or less. All the coal and ing used and always kept away but he was known nlso from his mineral under which waa reserved from any exposed (lamp. A wom soldiery quality as "Bough and by E V. Phlpps and Is now owned an cleaned her gloves with gasoline. Beady" and from his baltlo record by his estate, and this boundary Is An hour later she put them on to a part of the land conveyed by John go out. Before leaving the house as "Old Buena Vista." And she stopped to light the gas. The was and C. Warden to 13. V. Phlpps. "Buck" Buchanan President." But In a excepting also the family graveyard gloves caught lire and severely "Bachelor message ho referred to himself as with right of ingress and egress. burned her hands and arms." Leaving iy recent survey by John '01(1 Public Functionary." Lincoln had moro jilcknatnes B. Wilson, the following boundary DON'T EXPOSE ClllliDBKN TO ANV KIND OF DISEASE any President, "Father Abra- to be sold, viz: than Beginning at a hickory In Mary ham," "Uncle Abe," "the Ballspllt-ter,- " In an article on tho treatment of the "Cireat Emanclpator"and TIchenor's line, 50 feet from low "Marsa-Llnkumbeing the most water on Bough Blver; thence down sick children In the March Wothe au said river as It meanders, binding on man's Homo Companion, popular. W. 7V poles, S. thor, Dr. fioger H. Dennett, a faSur- low water S. 39 Grant was "Unconditional W. 12 mous New York specialist on the W. 11 poles, S. 87 render," "Old Three Stars" and Gl poles, N. 73 M W. 9 'poles, N. 52 disease of children, says: "Hero of Appomattox." "Never, ne'ver, never, expose the Arthur was "Our diet," In token W. 8 V poles to a maple, Frank Boss' corner; thenco with his lino "hild to any contagious 'disease In fellowship. of his good Cleveland was called the "Man of S. 53 W. G poles to the center of order that ho may have It once and Destiny," but by his foes the "Stuff- Big Bun creek; thence up same as It be done with It. Even the simple children's diseases, such meanders in tho middle thereof to ed Prophet." called Benja- a stone, corner with Jno. and Arbln as measles or whooping cough, have Political satirists Bowo on the a dcath-rat- o that Is appalling." min Harrison "Son of His Grand- Ticjienor and Hartford and Point Pleasant road; father." Shocking; Sounds McKInley was tho "Advance Ag- thence with Bowo's line S. 17 W. In the earth are sometimes heard poles to a stono; thenco with ent of Prosperity" and the "Na- 9 before a terrible earthquake, that New poleon of Canton." York Bowe's and J.B. Wade's lines S. 3 poles to a stone and black warn of tho coming peril. Nature's W. 112 Evening World. ;um, G.H. Ashby's corner In Wade's warnings are kind. That dull pain Almost Lost Ills Life. 'lne; thence' with Ashby's line S. or ache In the back warns you tho kidneys need attention If you would S. A. Stld, of Mason, Mich., SGV4 E. 100 poles to a stono, Orvllle forget his terrible exposure Bishop's corner In Ashby's line; escape thoso dangerous maladies, disto a merciless Btorm. "It gave me thence with Bishop's lino N..3 E. Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's a dreadful cold," ho writes, "that 83 stone, said Mary ease. Take Electric Bitters at once poles to a caused severe paln3 In my chest( so TIchenor's corner on eald road; and see backache fly and all your "My son reIt was hard for mo to breathe. A thence with said road and her lines best feelings return ceived great benefit from their use neighbor gave me several doses of N. 72 W. 20 poles N. GS W. 38 Dr. King's New Discovery which poles N. 58 E. 15 poles and 18 links for kidney and bladder trouble," brought great, relief. The doctor to a stone, her corner on said road; writes Peter Bondy, South Bock-wooMich. "It Is certainly a eald I waa on the vergo of pneumo-nm- , thence with another of hor lines, N. great kidney medicine." Try It. to continue with tho but 3 E. 134 poles to the beginning, m two hot, o.i containing 101 acres moro or less. 50c at James H, Williams. I did so and Uso only completely cured me." The purchaser will bo required to On the Jump. this quick, safe, rollablo medicine execute bond with approved securOne of Lord Charles Bercsford's for coughs, colds, or nny throat or ity Immediately after sale. tenants who conducted a small unlung trouble. Price fiOc and $1.00. This 14th day of February, 1912. dertaker's establishment In Water-for- d Trial bottlo free. Guaranteed by F. I.. FELIX, was one day asked how tho m James H. Williams. Master Commissioner. business was getting along. Foglo, Heayrln & WoodJones. "Grand, me lord!" ho exclaimed. ward , Attorneys. "I now have the luckiest llttlo FOR FLETCHER'S hearse you over saw. Glory bo to I goodness, It was never a day Idle I 3lnce I got It." JM POUTS OF POTATOES For Infants and Children, I'OK HOME CONSUMPTION For Sale, Tin Kind You Have Always Bought Sixtr-df- e acres of woll Improved 5New York, Feb. 24. Six large land in Bough rlvor bottoms, 2 Bears consignments of potatoes are exmiles west of otC&a&ZJ&Zc&Zi ther particulars,Hartford. X,For furpected to arrive In Now York from Signaturo caro of address abroad during the next two days, Tho Herald. 2tf bringing tho total receipts for tho Indisputable. you stand with your back to up to a million sacks. Tho season "If Wanted A Mary. duty on tho entire quantity will tho South, what have you on your Marion Smith, of Hutchinsou, Is left hand?" asked tho teacher dur- in au awful fix. Ho .must either foot up to nearly $700,000. Imports' will decrpaso from now ing tho geography lesson. Tho mnrry a woman named "Mary," or on, as Germany and France are small boy thought, considered hfa engage In costly litigation In ordor both' buying heavily In Ireland and hands, and .gave' he' right answer. to secure legal title to somo real England. ' This Is tho first year that "Fingers,, sir," ho replied. estate which he bought hot long to-w- lt: o" Laura Greenwood, &c, Defendants. The Bochcater Chamber of ComFor a limited time wo will offer By virtue of a judgment and or- merce has a department on fire Norman K. Mack's National Monthder of sale of the Ohio Circuit prevention which has Issued a bul- ly, ar Democratic Magazine for Men Court, rendered at The Juno term, letin on tho proper care to bo used and Women, and tho Hartford Her 1911, In tho above causo for tho with widespread ald, a newspapor of tho same kind, gasoline. The purpose of the division of tho pro- use of this flujd prompts a repro- both one year for only $1.15. ceeds amongst the parties in inter- duction of the advice: s Tho National is a mag est and paying the costs herein, I "A pint of gaollne left open azine bubbling over with good will offer for sale by public auction In a basin In a room at a normal or things. at the court house door In Hertford, average temperature will entirely Its contributors are the foremost on Monday, the 4th day of March, evaporate in 24 hours. Tho gaso- men and women of the land. It Is 1912, about one o'clock p. m., upon line vapor Is heavier than tho air same size of tho Saturday Evening a credit of 'six and twelvo months, and sinks Immediately to tho floor Post and Is beautifully Illustrated tho following described property, and unless It Is disturbed by active throughout. Politics, good fiction, air currents will remain In the brilliant rovlews. Interesting de About one hundred acres of land, room for many hours. One pint of partments, humor, with George Ade being the same conveyed to E. V. gasoline will make two hundred cu- and John Kendrlck Bangs as reguPhlpps by Jas. C. Warden In No- bic feet of explosive mixture. With- lar monthly contributors to this devember 1860, and deed for which is out becoming too scientific, it may partment. A magazine that will recorded InDeed Book "L", page be said that this gasoline vapor Is Interest every member of tho fam545, Ohio County Clerk's office, ly- seven times more powerful than ily. Every reader of tho Hartford ing in Ohio', county, Kentucky, and gunpowder. Herald knows whut It Is and what beginning at two beeches, sweet "Every gasoline explosion and It stands for. Don't fall to take ad gum and black gum In W. C. War- flro that occurs In tho home Is due vantage of this great combination den's line, corner of G. It. Ashloy's to ignorance and carelessness on the offer. tf 17G acres; thenco E. 100 poles to a part of user. Gloves must be cleanhigh-clas- VmSlunlk Vegetable PreporalionTor As- 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought similating ihcFoodnridneguIn-tin- g the Stomachs and Bowels of 1 Promotes I Bears the Signature of lml Digcslion.Checrful-nessandnest.Con'ai- ns neilher Opium.Morphine norIiiieral. NOT "NAlt COTIC. JltapearadllrSAMVELPtTCiaR JbcSmn RtcUU,SJ- fXW W ft M - JtfVtnmt - Rl CertmnuwSxtix- In V Ctmfu .tiirtr htlcyrm. fhnw. Hon . Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea mid Apcrfccl Remedy forConslirm. Alt Use For Over Loss of Sleep. Don Cler- k- What kind of fiction do you like? How about a good detective story? Miss Gush Oh, I can't read those thrlllors In this weather. They make my blood run cold. Subscribe for Tha Herald $1 a Tear l)ny Lit era t lire. Facsimile Signature or BmisaMMi I i . NEW VOTIK I i "1 jfl Thirty Years HD flH Hji' THCCkNTAUR EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. TOlA OfT COMPANY. NCWYOMi 't e. jjou spoke of a baby as 'a new wae on the ocean of life.' " "Quito so. a poetical figure." "Don't m think 'a fresh squall' would haw lilt the mark better?" The I'.n von Was a PuwIht. "In yinr sermon this morning aim BMBttlrMfflJcttLp 3 Q Ln Vejer sw caLabMi m im Tutt sPills This popular remedy never falls to effectually cure IBS B&! y mm rOWyF yOUHJHv riNCUltl'OUATKO) Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headache, Biliousness Sick a E. G. And ALL DISEASES arising from Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result Is good appetite and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant Iy sugurcoated and easy to swallow. Take No Substitute. Will icfa'c your house at cost. Electric Lirjhts arc clean, healthy and safe. No home or bnsintss house should be without them, when within reach. Hartford., BARRASS, MGR, -- KZr- WWWWWWWWW-i'-tfWWWWVMlW- " SEND YOUR BOY TO MATHENEY & BATTS Vande mm nmimig fftCMIKlKW I Ef n Rl II ocv b. J1 Rt . n -- 1 B dUIIUU! FOR BOYS Elkton, Kentucky. select school for boys. Faculty of college-traine- d men. Our patronage has come from several Southern States. Twenty-fou- r different towns in Western Kentucky represented this year. A limited will-neve- r d, Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Baths. Extremely Healthful location. recently spent on improvements. Dlr-cove- $4,000.00 No saloons in the town or county. Children Cry Moral surroundings excellent. Unexcelled as a school for young boys. Nineteenth Year Begins September 6, 1911. -- C AST Q R A CASTOR A Write for catalogue. Address all communications to Desk "C.M MATHENEY & BATTS. MMMwaHttartsftit rAOE EIGHT. THE HARTFORD HERALD town, spent last week with Margaand other rolatlves In this neighborhbod. Rev. N. B. Watson, wife and three1 children spent Saturday with Mr. Jf. It. Shull and preached for us Sunday. Mrs. Nlcoy Wydox and daughter, of Rlgdalo, Muhlenberg county, are visiting Mr. Pa.t Wydox here. Messrs. Wash Brown and Will Shull have sold their jack ip Mr. Soars, of Muhlenberg county. Con. sideration, $400. Mr, Jack Taylor sold Mr. Porter ng hogs for $63.30. Hunloy Mr. Billy Johnson Js building an Implement houso and a wheal garner combined. Mr. Dick Coleman shipped eight steers and eleven hogs Monday. J WW)'JKSDAV, FEB. 38, 1P12. 'r? ft. Hartford Herald it E. RAILROAD TIME AT HARTFORD, KY. TA-K- ret Taylor UTILE GIRL POISONED WHILE "PLAYING JOUSE" Po- i Ttw following L. & N. Tlrao Card Ce effoctire from Monday, Aug. 21st: North Bound SCo. 11? due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. No. SatilU Bound tlS due at Hartford 8:45 a. m. TC. 113 due at Hartford 1.46 p. m. II. E. MISCnKE, Agt. Acci(IentallyTook a Deadly tion and' Died in Very Short Time. -- lt ;: N. five-you- FSTCHIG DEMONSTRATOR SUES FOR URGE SUM i m vSMAIiLIIOUS. Feb. 26. Mrs. T. R. Barnard, AEcgcs That His Partners in Hartford, is the guest of her father, Mr. Sam Morton, who Is sick with Business Failed to Car- ry Out Contract. The HopkinsvIHe New Era says: in i ft Mrt ,f f for filing as to have them docketed anils io iiw hearing at the terra of court ' for which will begin Monday-wee- k u. plx weeks term. Consequently he attorncjs arc busy preparing their petitions and filing them with the Circuit Clerk. give Among the most Interesting of the lntely filed suits is one brought is lowed the" contents. Tho child died Monday. 'against A. I). Noe and A. D. Noe, L. B. In a few hours. Mr. Wm. Oiler, who bought propTho funeral was Jr Iiy Edgar Caye,In Jr.. andsum. of the conducted from the residence at 2 erty from Mr. Less White here, .iyii Damages business items o'clock Friday afternoon, with the will move In a few weeks." 32S.OO0 are asked In this action, Mr. James Glasscock went to Interment following in Elmwood which Is brought by Judge James of cemetery. Hartford last Thursday on business. llrrathilt as attorney for the plaini tiffs. soil to covejr TAYLOR MINKS. concord. Thn suit U the outgrowth of an Fob. 2C. Miss Pearl Hocker is Feb. 2fi. The singing school at whereby Edgnr Cayce, rr.ittsment Concord Is progiesslng nicely under visiting friends in Ltnton, Ind. and who claims psychic powers by which tl'c management of Professor Si- will not return until April or May. lij. cnn diagnose diseases, nnd the .Mrs. Sallle Maltland and daughmons. Nop were associated togeth AUwra. Mr. Henry Allen and fnmlly have, ter, MIS3 Lllllo, left Wednesday er In pi omotlr.g tho business c..pect- returned "to "their homo" liere" from morning for Lfnton, Ind. They will ine m! to ktow out of tills power, Bloomington, 111., where they have mako their home with her eldest plaintiffs claim that Edgar Cayce daughter, Mrs. Jim Vellor. been for their health. ta-dthe diagnosing, assisted ka Tho stork visited Mr. Jerome Allen Is very sick. the home of by lilsTfather, and that the proceeds Xlr. A. B. Miller went to Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hudson Saturday to be equally divided between m morning, leaving a big baby girl. Saturday. th two sides of tho firm. In addiMrs. B. F. Hudson, who hns been Mr. J. T. Lowe, of Sunnydale, tion, they allege, the defendants ill for some time, Is no better. The passed through this neighborhood were to pay for advertising, supply, cause of her illness is not stated. Sunday. vqulji and maintain an office nnd Mr. Forest Casebler Mi. Jim Westerfleld, and Miss o talse down the diagnoses as they Myrtle Cooper were married at tho visited L. T. Baines Wednesday. wwre made by Mr. Cayce In his hypMrs. Pearl Wysong, of Sunny-dal- e, homo of tho bride Sunday. notic bleep. Mrs. Is spending tho week with her Ament, ' who has charge that this The vlalntiffs been ill for some time, is gradually mother, Mrs. Ellen Wysong. been breached In that ?or.trnct has Clarence Howard has moved back Improving. The defendants did no advertising, Mr. Robt. Taylor Is ritlll quite ill. to Sunnydale to work on the railtiiey have not employed a that crvwriTowx. The W. O. W. of this placo are road. since January 15, 1911, A 25-l- b Feb, are busy Miss Ulmer Smith, of Heflln, is getting up a play to bo given tho 0th nnd that tho arrangement, which burning 21. plant beds and prepara-- ! visiting friends and relatives In this of next month. Thoy-- aro expecttbvj Kiy was for five years, has 5-ling a largo crowd. Box b Candy Given been annulled. According to the tlons aro being made for a large vicinity. ( upon nop of tobacco this year. V. grounds Hagciman Was the Mr. J. pittJtfion tho onjy A. H. of K. nt Ralph. .Mr. John Carter wont to Owens-lior- o guest The man, woman, boy or girl bringing us 'the greatest number of Tom Tuckei, al Palo, Sun- vrMrh tho contiact could be can-H- il Ralph, Ky., Fob. 27. The Amerlast week. day. by Edgar Cayce himself was of newspaper advertisements, book or pamphlet, of any of the foiican Socloty of Equity has been reMis. Emma Drown, who has been Mrs. Ella Hngerman, who has organized with a thriving membertnu tlion only on account of d ling articles, will received a 25-l- b bucket of Stock boon 3ick for some time, Is Improvor his health, should such I Ick for come time, 13 no better. ship. J. A. Greer, chairman, and Food or a .Air. box of Candy. Walter Chapman, of Broad- ing slowly. acuur. Ronda Wade, secretary. Most all Tho amount nskod as damages Is way, has bought propel ty In our tho farmers aro enthusiastic nnd the town. maxwell; fhcurtsri In this way: Thoy say that Tho farmers of this vicinity aro Ftb. 23. Messrs. Olllo Bell, outlook Js excellent for tho order to All that is necessary is for you to look over your county and sin a basis of two cases per day for mako good In this locality. twenty days In each month at the preparing to erect a tobacco house Sturlen Holhrook and Bonnie Blair, farm papers and cut out the advertisments of the following goods: of this placo, have gone to Louis- minimum charge of $25 per case, hero this summer. t'niifcrenro For Education. Tho play "Ton Nights In a Bar- - llle. Tho next Confcronco for Educatin amount for the five years cover- lendered by local talent at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson tion In tho South will be held nt .! by the contract would have been Pan-a-ce- a lm' "ow stnooinouuo hero Thursday went to Lhermoro On the basis of an- equal Nashville, Tenn., April 3, 4, and 5 5515.000. Mr. J. D. Crowe has pui chased a next. Tho railroads have granted a Olvlslon. this would have brought n,,?nt' was highly appreciated by 3pan of mules. to the plaintiffs nnd this tho larBe rrowI Present. rate of one and one-hafaro plus Attorneys W. H. Barnes, E. M. The debating' society of Crowe fifty cents. Tickets will bo on sale Is tho amount they pray for. ami .Mcuoweu ogie, or Hcroolhouso Is progressing, nicely. from March 30 to April G Inclusive, A. V. Noe, Sr., states that tho contract he had with Edgar Cayco """'"'" were hero ' uusuay ami The next question for debate Is: and will be good returning to April "Resolved, was, at Mr. Cayce's request, turn- Wednesday on legal business That tho Church has 20. This will bo ono of tho great E3q. J. C. Jackson Is planning on More Influence Over Man Than tho ed over to Frank Moore, general est educatftmal gatherings ever School." manager of the Nortonvlllo Coal moving to Kronos right soon. held in this country. Speakers of Mr. William Smith has bought a Messrs. Sam Bennett, Lee John- International reputation will be on Vrnnpany, nnd that up to the time . Mr. Moore took the contract he had farm near Colhoun and Is preparing son and Preston WatBon, of Max-wol- l, the program. A large delegation We keep a good supply of these goods and can to move to it soon. supply you have gone to Arkansas. faithfully compiled with Its terms. should attend from Kentucky. Messrs. Wm. Smith and W. E. with any of them at the lowest possible prices. W denies that he Is Indebted to T. J. COATES, Ashby are attending tho horse sale Miss Mollle Mnitin Promoted. Cyco In any sum whatever. Stato Supervisor of Rural Schools. at Bowling Green this week. Mlfo Mollto Martin who was apw Itlt'KKTTS. pointed to a liositton In thn Pop. WANTED, Chest pains and a dry, hacking ,)lo Mjnde(1 Fob. 20. The protracted meet institute. Frankfort. Two good tenants yan farm. Must ough should be treated with BAL- - Xy.. Ing at Edwnrds schoolhousc Is pro mention of which was made in Iiuvp good teams nnd eoine well reci?ressirg nicely. It Is being con- LARD'S HORKHOUND SYRUP Ui- - these columns a few weeks since, ommended. Ciooi! proposition for Onrted b Revs. Balleyand Hlnton. ifen Internally, and a HERRICK'S 'ias been promoted to the responsithe right parties. For further RHD PEPPER PORUS PLASTRR Mr. Jim Patton was In Hartford address, X, enro of Hartble position of Supervisor of tho inapplied to tho chest. Buy the dolSaturday on business. stitution with Increaso in salary. ford Hcrnld. tf lar size Horehound Syrup; you got This is a deserved compliment, Mr. Fred Patton, of this Administrator';) Sale. a Poms Plaster free with each botTo attended tho Concord worthily bestowed. On Saturday, March 9, 1912, tle. Sold by Hartford Drug Co., lodgn last Friday night. A Wnrnlnjj Against Wet Feet. about one o'clock p. m., I will offer Now is) k: tj'nie to begin to anticipate your Fence Miss Sara Hoover, of this neigh Hartford, Ky., Donovan & Co., Bea- vcr Dam, Ky. m ami cniuea reot usually af for sale by jiublic auction, at the wants. wei borhood. Is attending school at Hor-IcWe have just received two car loads of the celefect the mucous membrane of the residence of the lato Jacob C. WarHer teacher Is Miss Bessie Xotlte of Rental. linen Hirnni nilfl IntlrrO Otlil In rvvtnnn den, near Centortown, one lot of brated American Stpel Wire Fence. We bought it right, Wright. I,. R. Ooodall. Ailmr.. An.. PlntnHffo '"' t. oronciutis or pnoumonia may re corn supposed to be 175 to 200 spwecan.gjvqjyqujtvery.low price on We are glad to note thnt Miss B. any specifications sult. Watch carefully, particularly bushels. ' 2irn Daniel Is aide to be out again. ' Sallle Shacklett, &c, Defendants. Terms made known on day of you rriay need. Call and see us about your fence. . tho children, and for the racking, Little Nancy Reynolds Is getting Pursuant to an order of the Ohio stubborn coughs give Foley's Honey sale. ' nicely, Sho was Injured by Circuit . alonK Yours truly, .', Court, ontered in Order and Tar Compound. It L. R. GOODALL, Admr. soothes the 8t3 y.ouKlng a scissors point In her oye. Dook No. GC, page 152, Ohio CirThose on the sick list nro Mr. cuit Court Clork's offlce, I will on Inflamed membranes, and heals the A piece of flannel dampened with -,. 17 K. (3. Patton and Mr. Kmmot Grif- Saturday, March 9, 1912, about one cough quickly. Mrs. A. A. Swagol, Chamberlain's Liniment and bound Kroh, Wis., says: "I always give on to fin. The latter Is no better. the affected parts Is superior o'clock p. m., by public outcry, rent Foley's Honey DUNDEE, KENTUCKY. v?M and Tar Compound to Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor to tho highest and best bidder what my children. It cures thelr,coughs to any plaster. When troubled with Vfj exorcise, Insufficient mastication of Is known as the late Jacob C. War- - and colds and thoy like to take It." lame back or pains In tho side or arev cerchest, give it a trial and-yofood, constipation, a torpid liver, den homestead, near Centertown, For sale by all dealers. m tain to be more than pleased with r worry and anxiety, are the most this county. The farm contains tho prompt relief which it affords. ' ;nnimpn causes of btomach troubles. about 70 acres, about 50 acres of CLOSINO EXKRCI8KS OF m SCHOOL AT IJARTM7TTS Sold by all dealers. The kind that makes you look good uHoe ey6 of up whole-Correct your habits and take Cham- - which Is cleared land and all tllla-.- l 1 lierlaln's Stomach and Liver Tab- - ble excent the 10 acrea whlch ' In vm,sale dealer. and the cltv merchant that. matrix: ,, uu - unsuuujrs t Can't Do Without It. . socond ycar'8 meadow, which will Bartletts, Feb. 25. School at l.etn and you will soon be well again. Bowling Green, Ky.,Feb.25.yl912. proua oi yaa, increases respect ana sets .you right In the mlnas Samd this place closed on tho 23d inst. It For sale by all dealers. m rbo Included In this rontal. Hartford Herald, Gentlemen: oi an peopie; mis kidq is will be rented for tho year 1912, !was taught by Mr. Norbert iL Ross, I did not get my last paper from . jiui i.wj-.iiij- . tho renter to clve possession Jan of near Beaver Dam, and was ono ii'pll Feb. 26. Mr. J. R. Shull, who nary 1, 1913. Tho rontal will take of the most successful schools that sonio cause and I would love to get You will find a check for one Iinn'beon very sick for some time, is place at tfio late residence of said has been taught here for 'several it. And promply delivered by the, HARTFQR6 He'raSd. EverlJa dollar. Please send The Herald years. , tio iuouoi-- . warden body m any kind of business needs PrlnteUsiaVlonery 1 for another year, for I feel that I Mjssea: , Bettlah Miles and Olga Terms of Rental The rontei wjil Thoro was a largo crowd of at- could not . .A V q Heads. Curds. Envelnnes ct V..-do " without my home pa- -, Hnriley, who aro In school at Hart-Tor- bo required to execute bond with tentive listeners present on the-las- t per. Yours, ' the lowest; work the best. Call or wrlfeVsT .camo.home Saturday and approved security immediately af- day, and they were delightfully enS. C. TAYLOR. Monday. ter rental. F. L. FELIX, tertained by; tho many oxcolloiil-rec-ltatlon- o Jibe HER ford. "Kyi Mastor Commissioner. ailfs Gertie Moorq, of Taylor- - It3 and dialogues . whlcEfwero Subscribe for Tho nurtford Ilcraid. .This the last day o J j something like pneumonia. Several from here attended the play at CentCjrtown Thursday night which was given for the benefit or the new school building there. Mr. W. T. Lawrence and family and Miss Ellen Lawrence, Dupoy, visited friends at Centertown Thursday, and Friday. Mr. B. L. Taylor of the firm of & Co., Barnard Hartford, acted during the clearance as saleman sale of Barnard & Klttlnger. The river is rising rapidly at this point. Miss Oma Maddox spent soveral days last week the guest of Mrs. J. C. Hill, South Carrollton. Mr. John WIthrow, who has been quite HI, is convalescent. Rev. Watson filled his regular appointment at Equality Sunday, February ISth, but owing to tho Illness of Ms wife, did not preach Sunday evening. Mr. David Ojdham and wife, Cen- toitcvn, were sucsts of Mrs. Mag- gle Fauglil Friday night. Mr. Orlando Co Is tho guest of ''It sister at Hartford and will also visit his father near Plnchccoe. Mr. Clark Everly and family have moved to Centertown and Mr. Hardin Lee and family have moved to Arkansas We regret very much to give up both families. Mr. Boss Motion, Central City, was the guest of his father here recently. Mr. Sam Morton has lost another nlco joung horse. Also Mr. R. E. udaly lo3t a vnluablo horse. The Owensboro Messenger of SatI urday says: Ab a result of accidentally taking bye." a large amount of strychnine, which Mr. Robs Is an. excellent teacher playing and has the- very best wishes of evwhile swallowed she "house" with a number of play- eryone in this community. mates at her home In Smith's AddiONE PRESENT. tion, llttlo Elsie May Hester died at t ' 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, after OLATON. Feb. 26. Rev. Birch Shields, of four hours of Intense suffering. The little children wore playing Rockport, filled his regular apIn the kitchen of the home of her pointment at Olaton Baptist church parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hes- last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Alice Murphy Is quite ill of ter, and were acting as if they were grown up. The strychnine was on erysipelas. Dr. J. SBean, attend a shelf In a cupboard. The little ing physician. child opened the box and swallowed Mr. W. H. Lyons is the guest, of an extra large amount of the deadly friends at Owensboro. poison. A few moments later she Mr. Less White sold his half infell writhing In agony on the floor, terest In the flour mill at this place ran to Mr. R, L. Arms. while her little playmatoe Miss Stella Daniel, living near screaming to her mother, telling her that tho child was dead. Tho here, Is on the sick list. parents were at a loss to account for Mrs. T. W. Daniel, who has been the actions of tho child, but upon Hi, is Improving. Mr. A. W. May, of Grayson coun examination, discovered the box of strychnine on the floor. The child- ty, who bought property of Mr. T. W. Young at this place, moved last ren told her that the child had swal- delivered by the students and teacher, After this Mfss Ruby D. Mitchell delivered a most' beautiful and Impressive 'speech in which she praised Mr, Ross for ,hls klndneBS and' good work as" a teacher, presenting to him several handsomo and valuable presents which were given by the students of the school. This was followed by the farewell address which was 'delivered In a very impressive manner by tho teacher. The exercises clqsed by singing, "We'll Never Say Good- TOBACCO SEED SOWING demanding the attention of the farmers who .intend to raise a crop of tobacco. Good, strong, healthy plants to start with, means a whole lot in the growing of a successful cropv Is V Good Canvas for the protection of your beds and a little sprinkle of 'Homestead Tobacco Grower will the best results. Our stock of Canvas and Tobacco Grower ample to supply your demands. We solicit and would your on these recommend the mixing the fertilizer in the before sowing and with canvas immediately after sowing to get the best results. '. ' BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY. H. P. Barnes & Bro., V an, !!l sten-fijrrap- Bucket of Stock Food or a J of Away Apr. 13. ! much-advertise- b. Contest Closes April 10, 1912. Hess Stock Food. ' Hess (for poultry) Hess Instant JLouse Killer. Hess Dip & Disinfectant. Wine of Cardui. - iro'" 4 to-da- 32S-.U0- U lf ". Pinex. S.W. Paint. Foley's Cough Medicine. I Incorporated, - I par-tlciiln- nclgh-liorhoo- d, Our Farmer Friends and Patrons: I m. J I i '.." ,. j niJNHRR MFRrAMTIT m & u i JOB PRINTING . 'TTTI .!.,.:' I -.., ISTEATLT DONE d, . -- M2 AI.DHrt At !': ( r jSj t 7 -

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