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Digital page images are linked to the text file. n H 1s I i HERALDt um 11Si scrption Z Per Year in Advance I Come the Herald of a Nil World the SJM of All Mow Lumbering at Kj flacktlll Kinds VTOL Printing Neatly Executed IJ88th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 1912 NO 13 II MAINES HEROES i LAID TQ REST Beneath the Green Hills Of Virginia 1 OLD ARLINGTON CEMETERY Thousands Join in Paying a Beautiful Tribute to the Nations Dead PRESIDENT CHIEF MOURNER Washington March 22With- all tho pomp and solemnity that a I 1 mighty nation can pay its heroes of war tho last of the dead of tho Maine were laid away yesterday be neath the green hills of Virginia in Arlington cemetery Side by side with the bodies of those brought back from Havana those brought back fromllavann harbor after tho war with Spain they were consigned to the earth of tho Old Dominion while a nation paid Itslast measure of honor to the unidentified of that groat catas tropho that brought on a war changed the map of tho world and extended tho empire ot the United States into other corners of tho earthSeldom In the history of this country has there been planned a higher tribute to tho memory of any man or men than that for the sixty four dead of tho Maine Government business in Washington was practically suspended by executive order President Taft most of the members of his cabinet the highest officers of tho army navy and the marine corps officials of the depart I ments and the representatives of many foreign powers participated 1in ttye exercises Elaborate and careful prepara tions had been made for the ceremonies of the burial Beginning with the removdl of the dead from the U S S Birmingham which brought them up from Havana and ending with the firing of three vol leys pf musketry over the newmade eIerclsesI j honor and respect to the martyrs the old battleship Ofii The speakers who faced crowd In the plaza behind the navy building wore only three Presl1 dent Taft and Father Chldwlck chaplain of tho Maine when the ex plosion of February 15 1898 sent her to the bottom and Chaplain Bayard U S N The Marine band the show band of Washington was chosen to give the solemn music for the dead anl an army battery stationed near the Washington monument was selected tofiro w the twentyonegun di lute as the ceremonies at the nuvy building ended and the quiet march to Arllngt n was begun Conspicuous among the officials for whom reservations had been made Just behind President Taft on the steps of the big granite build Ingwere Rear Admiral Charles D Slgshee who commanded tho Maine at the time of the explosion Rear I Admiral Richard Wainwright Lieu tenant Boyd and Medical Director 1 G Heneborger officers under him at tho time For Admiral Dow ey and General Nelson A Miles the ranking officers of i the navy and army special places o11ad been set apart III During the memorial exercises j the committee had arranged for the tolling of the Paul Revere bell of All Souls Unitarian church which has been tolled at tho funeral of I andjotherI I lrJlj BOARMAN CASE j 1 Judge Blrkhead will convene theJ regular term of Circuit Court at Hawesvlllo next Monday April 1 and although given two weeks to wind up the business Judge Birk bead expects to finish within one week v Theonly c seOf Importance on j the criminall docket la against Noel j Br rman who is In jail charged with the murder of Bert McCarty station agent of the L II St L railroad at Lewlspprt last July- The case was called for tralatj waSIcontlnuedforthe count 61fabseeofseverai Witness I F fr Ja cfrY yf es who Boarraan swore would stateI that he was In Christian county at Crofton on the night of the murder One of theso is his Bweetheart Miss Ida McKenna to whose house he says he went but did not enter becauso he was afraid of her fath er Boatman says he went there at daybreakIt ald that the elder McKenna will swear that Boarman was not at his home on the alleged date The girl says ho attracted her at tcntlpn by throwing stones against the house and that she and he mother went out to him and later brought him hii breakfast in the woods near the house and saw himI eat it there and that after the fath er went to his work in the field Boarman visited them In the house It is said that Doarman has im proved In appearance since placed in jail at Hawesvlllo last August REWARD Ion WILLOUGHUY OFFERED RY GOVERNOR Commonwealth of Kentucky Executive Department Whereas It has been mado known to me by the Judge of the Ohio County Court that Martin Willoughby stands charged in said county with man slaughter and Is now jx fugitive from Justice going at large and Whereas Tao said Judge has recommended that R reward be offered for the apprehension of said fugi tiveNow Know Ye That by virtue of the authority vested in me by law I do hereby offcra reward of One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension of the said Martin Willoughby and his delivery to the Jailer of Ohio county In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto sot my hand and caused the seal of the Commonwealth to be hereunto affixed Done at Frankfort this 23rd day of March 1912- JAMES B McCREARY By the Governor C F CnEOELIUS Secretary of State W L GEIOER Asst Secy of State SPLENDID METHODIST REVIVAL AT CALHOUN The Calhoun Star of Friday says A two weeks series of revival meetings began at the Methodistt church in Calhoun Monday night conducted by Rev A L Moll of Beaver Dam and assisted by the local pastor Rev J T Cherry- A splendid choir has been or ganized by Mr W L Shell GospeltI Song leader of Marlon Ky com posed of three cornets one tuba violins pipe organ and piano and twenty mixed voices Services are held every afternoon at 230 and evening at 730 oclock Large congregations are In ntj tendance and every business house closes each evening giving all an opportunity to attend Much good is expected to result from this me ting PITIFUL DEATH OF A CIVIL WAR VETERA- Somerset Ky March 23ott- o Vaderson an aged man was found ill while in the depot here and In a destitute condition The authorities started to the County Infirmary with him but he died be fore they got far from the depot Physicians announced the cause o his death as double pneumonia On his body were found papers showing ho served as Corporal in the Tenth Volunteer Infantry ofII Ohio and an honorAble discharge was found in his possession as wore naturalization papers taken out in Cincinnati which showed he was a natlvo of Hamburg Germany As no one knew anything about him nor of any of his friends he was burled in the Potters field hero How he came to be in this locali ty or what ho was doing hero no one seemed to know as he WAD so seriously ill when picked up hero by the authorities he could not malt any statement Y t Penalty to Soon Go On The taxes recentlyI Movled by tfie city councllof Hartford are now duo and I am ready to collect same The penalty goes qn the first day of negJect pay now in order to avoid the pen ally J P STEVENS lOt Marshal A petition for the commutation of the death sentence passed upon the themurderofsoon to dor FOBS of Massachusetts r 1 IMET QUICK DEATH AS i HE WAIVED GOODBYE Hand Came in Contact With a Charged Wire rounded By a Storm The Owensboro Messenger says The Instantaneous death of For ofrago occurred at 615 oclock Thursday morning when on his way to work at the Glonmore drstlllory he turned to wave to Miss Mamie Abel at whose homo he boarded on Ham ilton avenue and his hand came in contact with a fallen wire and caus ed 2200 volts of electricity to pass through his body The wire was a Homo telephone wire and had fall en across one of the city light wires and had become highly electrified Mr Lynch who formerly re sided at Patcsvlllo Hancock county had been employed at the Glonmoro distillery for several months and had been boarding at the home of Joseph C Abel at 300 Hamilton avenue He arose about 530 oclock Thursday morning and after eating his breakfast started to his work Miss Abel was at the front door and following his usual custom Mr Lynch turned to wave farewell to her It was at this time that his hand came In contact with tho wino and he was killed Doth the city light wires and the Home telephone wires arc strung on the same poles down Hamilton avenue the telephone wires being about three feet higher than the light wires In tho high wind of Thursday morning a largo limb was blown from n tree and fell acroFs the telephone wires causing some of them to break and tell across tho light wires and then onto the ground It was a broken tele phone wire that had fallen across the light wire that caused the death of young Mr Lynch dROCKPORT March 24The Nelson Creek Comedy Co presented The Man From Borneo at the opera house Saturday night Owing to the rain only a small crowd turned out The 1show is a good one and all the mem hers presented their parts in a cred table manner Chief of Police Williams turned detective last Sunday and caught a soft drink dealer In the act of dis posing of near beer on Sunday The law prohibits this The dealer confessed and paid a fine Rock port Is up against the blue laws and the lid Is on tight Mr and Mrs Joe Young of Cen tral City are the guests of Mr and Mrs H J Young Mrs A D Taylor Beaver Dam visited relatives here Sunday Prof SP McKinney Cromwell passed through the city Sunday Fair sized crowds continue to at tend the prayer meeting at tho Bap tist church atAOklahoma delivered an interesting lecture at the Baptist Church Wed nesday night sCHANGED HER MIND AND WOULD WED n CUBAN Evansville Ind March 24Miss Vernle Robinson 16 living at Cpn ftral City Ky and Andrew Knight who says he is a Cuban came here last night to bo married as alleged and were met at the station by de tectives The couplo are detained at police headquarters until tho ar rival ot the girls father from Cen tral City According to the girls story her father wanted her to marry a young man named Woods Saturday being sot as the wedding day She says that while Woods was engaged In securing a marriage I license she determined to come I here with KnightIPetition in Bankruptcy I With 165 In cash to his credit in bank William M Ferguson aII dry goods end grocery merchant of Nortonvllle Hopkins county filed a petition in bankruptcy Thursday IIn tho Federal Clerks office at Ow I ensboro This however did not constitute his entire assets as 1000 worth of real estate and nt stock of goods are alto listedl Ho owes 110241 300 of which Is secured by real estate and the remainder I Is made up of accounts owj lag to wholesale merchants isj At Berca p robbers drilled 1 through thirtyflve Inches of brick deposlCboxeslaf MINERS AND OPERATORS- FAILED OF AGOEEMENTTr And Further Consideration ofi the Matter Postponed to Later Date Cleveland March 22Negotla tions between the 200000 miners In the bituminous coal fields of Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois and the operators for an adjustment of wage differences late tonight were postponed until next Tuesday The postponement followed a conviction expressed by both sides that an agreement at this time for a new twoyear wage and working scale to take effect April 1 was im possibleMine workers anil operators then Joined In a resolution that rather than cause a suspension not only iIn the mines In the four States direct ly concerned but In nil other union bituminous mines they would make another effort to agree Tho Policy Committee of the United Minnie Workers of Amoilca 1 is to meet hero Monday to consider tho wage dispute of the anthracite nines JmtJnantpi rh ns thu union dolegntos to the bituminous confer once have not concluded their image tiation the Policy Committee will1 have to deal at lint only with the nntliriK iip situation All of the thirtytwo operators loft for their homes tonlqht hut thoy piiiiounced they would retur here Tiisday Member Coiiiiiiiiy II Attention An election of officers for the Third Regiment has been ordered to bo held Friday March 29 The po anions of Colonel Lieut Colonel and Major are to be filled In com pliance with orders from tho Adjutant General the members of Con pany H are directed to report at the armory on above date at 730 Ip in Therwlll also be a meeting at 3 p m Members having friends who desire i to enlist should urge them to appear for physical examination this time All applications for membership should be made before April 10 as after that date they will not have the three months service necessary to entitle them to pay during the coming encampment Members who failed to report for Inspection on March 13th should Immediately file a statement show- Ing why they were absent as orders from the Adjutant General imply the determination of that officer to deal tfith those who violate the oath of enlistment without proper cause C B SHOWN 1st Lieut Commanding Co ItARRKTTK KERRY March 26Mr Floyd Lynch of this place who has been working iIn Owensboro for several months past was killed last Thursday In that city by coming In contact with a electric wire Ills remains war brought up on the train Friday an taken to Cane Run church where his mother and family live and burled Saturday His death was quite a shock to his many friends at this place His mother sisters and brothers have the sympathy of tho entire community Albert the little son of Mr Clar ence Foreman is quite sick of lla grippe Mr Palmer Loyd who has beenI working in Indiana for the past six months returned home last night I DR GIX HAYES PASSES AWAY AT HENDERSON Rev George Henry Hayes D Done of tine oldest and most notedi Southern Methodist divines died of old age at 850 oclock Monday morning at his homo In Henderson Dr Hayes had been in feeble health for somo time and his deathoj had been expected Ho was 81 oldDr Hayes was the son of William and Sarah Hayes and was born in Virginia May 26 1831 Ho moved to Kentucky in his Infancy and located at Brandenburg He Joined Louisville conference In 1851 and was married to Miss Hannah Kincheloe September 6 1855 Dr Hayes was a member of the Meth odist conference for over 61 years He was the presiding older of the Henderson and Russollvlllo districts for 21 yearsand In 1901 ho was placed onv the superannuated list Dr Hayes was also presiding eider of file Owensboro district for many years making Owensboro hisI place of residence during that period Tfive IB survived by his wife and children as follows Dr J K HayesiI this city Mrs Robert H Trigs of Henderson and Miss Clara M Hayes of Henderson lie Is also survived by one brother Rev R F Hayes of Hopklnsvllle and onei sister Mrs Bottle Collins of Rus sellvlllo NEGRO QUICKLY HANGED IJY DETERMINED MOB Fort Smith Ark March 2L Five hundred men failing to batter down the doors of the county Jail with a steel roll after nn hours ef fort tore the bars from a window I dragged out a negro whose name iIsi unknown and hanged him Tho negro had shortly before shot and probably fatally wounded Deputy Constable Andrew Carl The mob dragged the negro praying for mer cy through the towns principallI streets stringing him up In front of a hotel In the laic of electric lights The mob dispersed the ne fro was cut down and quiet was re stored OTHSTIUN HOlT RIVER I IIS DECIDED ONCEI MORE Judo William Ridley In thu Harrison Circuit Court at Corydon Ind held In that court that the courts of Indlnna liavo Jurisdiction I over matters originating on tin Ohio river oven In a eaio In which- n I a boat near the Kentucky shore IIs tied to an object on tine Kentucky bankI The Statutes of Indiana give to counties on tIe Ohio river furls diction over civil and cilmlnul mat tees occurring on the river and Judge Ridley holds this to be good In cases affecting a boat that Is tiedI to the Kentucky shore The ruling was made In a case In which Mrs Minnie Llngenfelter o New Amsterdam sued the Ken tucky and Indiana Packet Company for 100000 damages on account of the death of her husband Alvin Lingenfelter who It was alleged was drowned while assisting to loadI fita boat of the company The attar nets for the company alleged that the boat was near the Kentucky shore and contended that for this reason the court had no Jurlsdlc tlon This contention Judge Rid ley overruled WHATS SAUCE FOR GOOSE IS SAUCE FOR GANDERt Tho Roosevelt people arc howlln for preferential primaries In all he States regardless of the fact that many of the States have no pilmary laws and that Congress has noth ing to do with It and each State 1 a I low unto Itself concerning prN marks or conventions Tho Roose volt people forgot that In the cam paign for the nomination In 1 lOS when Roosevelt woe attempting to nominate Taft that ho played thr playneI aral primaries then the chances are that some other Republican would have been nominated at Chicago insteadi of Mr Tnft but Roosovoli used ev ery particle of his Presldontal pat ronago to compel Taft a nomination and the Taft people now fay thnt what is sauce for the goose Is sauce for the gander SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK IS STBADIITY caiMNCi In many of the press accounts giving the number of delegates that have already been Instructed for tho different candidates It has ap peared that Speaker Clark has only five dclcjjatea from Oklahoma Tints erroneous impression In probably due to the misunderstanding that Oklahoma under the reapportlon ment bill enacted by the Inst see olon of Congress gives Oklnliomr Cons gress Oklahoma will havo 20 votes In tho national convention of which 10 will be for Clark This number with the 36 from Missouri already Instructed and tho 20 Kan sas delegates now assured will make the Speakers strength 66 in stead of 61 as stated lint One Thing Larking Louise Clasping me in his arms he murmured At lastthe time the place tho girl JuliaAnd there was nothing lacking LoulseYeea witness Hartford Herald Only 11 Year RICH OIL STRIKE NEAR HARTFORD Another Vein at a Depth Of 870 Feet IS OF MUCH BETTER QUALITY And More Copious Flow Than Former StrilesWiliS- hoot Well MEANS MUCH FOR HARTFORD 1011The following article was written yesterday morning from Information then at hand Shortly after noon yesterday a tel ephone message from the oil well stated that altar drilling all night another und much greater low of same oil had been struck andIthe It arose in the well ns fast as could be dipped out Indicating IIt the brightest anticipations In to the enterprise have been realized It will hardly bo necessa iiyiiow to hoot tli ivalll j jAnother and bigger flow of oil Ihas been struck In the oil well be log drilled by tho Wort Kentucky 011 Co near Hartford and tho prose peels are tine for n gusher This oil was struck at a depth of STO oilbearinglentilldrillers went through olght feetItho the hardest limestone they have fifthIIstruck In their operations The new oil IB of a much better grade than any they have yet this berfully equal In quality to the Penn sylvania oil It Is thought that the present strike Would How about 25 barrels a day but under directions of the Company the drillers are still going down and expect to continue until they strike another strata of oilbearing sand and will then shoot the well To do this about forty or fifty quarts of nitroglycer line will be lowered into the well and touched off with an electric spark This powerful explosive will probably be obtained at Prince ton Ind and brought through overland in a buggy as tho dangerous properties of the stuff demand extra care The effect of this shot at the bot tom of the well will hardly be no ticed nt the top only by a quivering of the earth but It will shatter the tentsthings up down below About 400 feet of the Iron casing will be re moved before the shot Is fired This will loosen up any pockets of oil near by and start the flow from all directions Then the casing will be put back as far as needed and tho well will be really for operation The striking of oil here and tho fine quality of the product Is a sure Indication that there Is plenty of oil In this region perhaps a better op portunity for n much bigger flow near by The managers of tho enter prise are much elated at the pros pect and Hartford citizens In general arc much Interested In the mat ter for the striking of this oil means much for Hartford and this section It will bring Investors of various kinds hero and open up business in a general way The well Is situated about five miles from Hartford near tine local M H d E railroad HRADLEY HUKS DAY FOR THE ROY CORN GROWERS Washington March 23lion tucky boys who arc anxious to win tho Governments national corn prize wero put back Into competing + territory by Senator Bradley It was not generally known that thoy had been omitted but such was tan case through an error In the department of agriculture Com plaints that Kentucky was not listed In the content wcro filed with Sena tor Bradley and he at once took up the matter with Secretary Wilson The secretary said that the mistake was unintentional and Kentucky was restored to the list Any boy In her borders may go to work to win the record for corn growing and a trip to Washington Harvard onn e havo prepared a photographic map of tW l entire sty showing 1500000 stars N t r r- xPa I ru r- y 1 1 f n- h d f MARCH ar 1919 t- t PAGE TWOI THE HARTFORD HERALDWTDNigf1DAY ii r JJ10gs MEN DEAD I in M MINEI I Explosion Was Far Dow I In the Pit of I I SHAFT OF OKLAHOMA PLANT I Rescuers Abandon Hope tor j j Saving But Few of the I IImprisoned Men 6 OFFING ALREADY ARKIV1N T I McCurtatn Okla March 20 Ono hundred and five lives Is at i ccptccl tonight as an approximate correct estimate of the human toll taken this morning when mine NO1 2 of the Sans Bols Coal Compan eXPloslonjOf eleven are known to beallve while the others are entombed behind ha debris In the opinion of Govern tnent experts and mine official they are dead and a special trainI vMch brought physicians amI nurses from Fort Smith Ark toI ta returned tonight Five physicians remained with ttc faint hope that some of the Im vrlroned men might be found alive AfoiiK those unaccounted for n vrYeylns party headed by W areII t1Tcper of Clio South U t TnTtythto3 Americans were emii braved la the mlno systematic search of the wreck i iA began early tonight undo t u dlrrUlou of Government ex S vtits and up to 9 oclock five bod i hnd been recovered and thirty livi others located At that hour i tiv owners had reached the oleo r 01 ili level but here their Ilroressl vri retarded by a mass earth and twisted timbers The explosion occurred shortly riflcr D oclock this morning and according i to an official statement from tle offices of the Fort Smith I Western Hallway Company 1iandI owners of the property about IOC men were employed In the mine l jhether gas or coal dust caused tho explosion has not been deter mluedIEight of the men who escaped staIII I I the cars The first party of forI tecrs to enter the mine at noon five others badly Injured In 1 1found will entry die Three of these After their first survey of the wrecked mine Government expert expressed tho opinion tonight that all of the men Imprisoned are dead and seventyfive coffins were ordered shipped to tho grief stricker- bb mining camp Mayor Dourland of Fort Smith has Issued an appeal for aid for the families of the victims I IIhhtyXlllo Bodies Recovered I McCurtaln Okla March 21An- ounI today thirtynine bodies had been taken from the Sans Dolt mine which caved In here after an j explosion of gas or dust yesterday lUany of the bodies were so badly mangled ns a result of the force of the explosion or so badly burned in tho fire that broke out a few min utes later that Identification prob ably will be impossible Twetitvfour miners were rescued alive Estimates of those remain lug In the mine vary between twen tynine and fiftythree Experts on tho ground hold out little hope that any In the mine at noon today would be brought out alive Ioiirteon Ufhfiifd McCurtaln Okla Mauh 211 Fourteen more miners entombed bj tho explosion anti caveIn at Sans Hols mine No 2 here yesterday were rescued today Tills makes i the total number who have come forth alive twentylive out of the shift of men at work at time time of tho disaster the estimates of the number of whom varies between nInetytwo and 11C Total of JO7 Recovered McCurtaln Okln March 21At midnight tonight 107 of tho 1- 16cImen at work In Sans Ibis mine No 2 tho property was wrecked 1 by an explosion yesterday had been 1 Accounted for Twentysix of tho numbor were rescued alive pno has sInce died fiftytwo bodies have t been recovered and twentynine stave been located r rRalph Kenny 16 years old son of a minister was a member of t tho party that was rescued alive t- oIfday Partly Insensible at first he abortly came to himself and smiled ais be told of tho night In the small pump fcorn where he and fourteen f other choking men fought forstiasps of fresh atmosphere from alrvplpes 7 Then a yeller spread tlfer hJB lace his fprsq quivered and Before ontstrofched bands could seize him f itsbodr sank to the door Helpers r 0 l or J Ie r J JOJ t 1 4 lUll tbo In h ly ute ish u I J V I 1 ot the I i I I I I y at of Pa N 26 iiiiiiiiiiiTHE I all to 1t I I TRADITION IS PASSED UP Governments income Must Come FROM CONSUMER I People of Wealth ire to Bear Burdens of taxation NOW UP TO TilE SENATE By C II Tavennerj March 22Will It to transfer the f 53000 tax from tho breakfast to the shoulders of the rich people sufficiently in con accomplish this end questions are being asked The status of tho sit is this Democratic House true to Its to reduce tho cost of living country has passed a bill the 53000000 tax on su another taxing Incomes in of 5000 bills will go to a Republican If the progressive Repub voto with the Democrats will pass tho upper body fate of tho two measures will With the President If accepts the advice of those him who were described by Senator Dolllver as being who know exactly what they ho will veto the bills ectlonlsts oppose an Income two reasons 1 They areI a class and like other hu have no desire to pay more than necessary 2 Protec know that if this country Britain Franco Ocr Holland Switzerland Now Australia Denmark and others gets Into the habit of revenue by taxing wealth of the things tho people in order to live the tar which gives them monopolies particular commodities in they deal will be reduced would be damaging to tho dividends particularly to American Industries as the Trust the Steel Trust the Trust the Harvester Trust Rockefellers 011 Trust protectionist politicians re stupendous sums as campaign I from the tariff trusts and Is a mighty handy thing InlI The Income tax is a to the citadel of high pro so why should protection an Income taxtgreatest importance of the program providing for of the sugar tariff and of a tax on incomes of 5000 is that it breaks from the tradition that the Income must of itet be derived wholly from theII I tho people cat wear or useII which has been respon wealth not bearing Its Just of the burden of federal and a tradition which has responsible for so many tariff I through so many years of whether the bill is by President Taft there Is question that the Democrats opened the way for Its enact Is when another man Is In tho House 4Neglect a Childs Cough Childs Welfare movement challenged the attention of people overywherOjMoth natural supporters and will Foleys Honey and Tar Com 1 a most valuable aid Coughs that unchecked lead to bronchitis and pneumonia quickly to the healing and qualities of Foleys Honey I Tar Compound Contains no I and no harmful drugs fsn I not a narcotic Refuse For sale by all deal m I Doyles Now Story new Inromanceso original that it will thrill hardened novel readier is Conan Doyles The Lost 4 you know that In the uriex= wilderness between the An the Amazon there ptlll ex of the monster animals walked the earth before man created T It has remained for Conan Doyle and the Professor Challonger = to this lost world and tAko Into It How does lt5fel chased by dinosaur as blfrp i or attacked by a ptero3ac large as ablplano You vtlll before you finish this fasci story for tho author makes and believe At the same j 1 j Biliousness Heartburnror discouraged HERBINEEThe Done So Much for the Working People 11- It It Is ft warvelons remedy Its stimulating effect on a Tornld Liver cures Is little the less most than obstinate miraculous case acts Instantly The drat dose brings improvement a few dalealmost use In a day llerbino Is a One Tired weak disheartened victimsot II Torpid Liver are restored order revives the Torpid cleanlnsrtonto for the StomAch I lver find Bowels It ants the lIystem conditlons In perfect and reestablishes regular Liver atrengthels dlgoatlon clears the bowels constipated bowel medicine It stands for health for the t 1 Everymhome should have a bottle or this great regulatlna renovating Inftu who nre Pneumonia Maiar a tDrigbtSSDtBeau l1Phold Feveronce ItfortlfleAlt the body against ChillS Yellow Fever or any other deadly disease that may bo about Prlco 50c per Bottle f ST LomSMO JAMES P DAttAHD rnorniExon Seuatloall la the Lyea For Sore Eyes Granulated LId ndnnoa of the Weak GIht SmDlUnsr use Sephew Ere Sahe It Is n remedTof yrapen merit SOIO Ann rh eOHIiNDEO v h u vno JHttU CO clailrORD KY DONOVAN CO J UKAMiJI DAM KVi time you will learn more about th prehistoric world than a dozn scientific treatises could toll you Cor the story makes you live in It The action Is leisurely at first Dont lot that deceive you Challenger 1s a terrific and captivate u hero and when ho gets away on his expedition look out for danger unequaled In modern lto story Is told with the Imagination of Kipling or Jules Verne and the masterly skill of the creator cf Sherlock Holmes The Lost World will appear exclusively In the Sunday Magazine- of The RecordHerald beginning March 24 Tell your friends to read it and enjoy a new sensation m WAS RIGHT nUT UK WANTED TO KNOW An old gentleman from the back part of the county canto Into town the other day riding a splendid horse He was accosted on the street by someone who wanted to buy his horse After some dickering a trade was made the price agreed on being 200 The buyer wanted to give a check but tho old gentleman would not have It The buyer then went to the Union Dank and procured two bright new hun dreddollar bills The old gentleman was well pleased but he want ed some change After trying a number of the merchants and fall Ing to get It he walked into Union Dank and presented one of his bills and asked for change The cash ier being very busy with a customer the genial bookkeeper counted out his change with the rapidity of one accustomed to handling money and pushed It toward the old gentleman who gazed for a moment at pile and then said Young man are you sure Its all there Court for yourself said the bookkeeper I think youll find It rightThe bookkeeper then stood pa Llcntly by while the old man labor Iou sly counted the tens tho fives the twos tho ones the halves tho quarters the dimes the nickels and even coppers Finally he looked up and said Yes Its all right but you bo careful young man it just Is rfghtWhltcsburg News- ystate of Ohio ofToledo Lucas county es Yank IChoney makes oath that he senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing bulslness In tho CIty of ToledoCounty and State afore aid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that annot be cured bythe use of Halls Catarrh Cure Frank J Cheney Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence this Cth day of De ember A D 18SC Seal A W Oleason Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter tally and acts directly on the blood ind mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Sold by all Druggists 7Bc Take Halls Family Pills for con itlpatlon Kentuckys Irlde I Kentucky enjoys the distinction of having the largest Business tInt veristy In the South and one of the largest in the Nation It sends Its graduates to every State in the Re public and draws Its patronage from moro than half the States of the Union BoVllng Green Bus ness University is household name and well deserves time confidence It enjoys If you have trouble In getting rid oit your cold you may know that you fro not treating It properly There I s no reason why a cold should hang mn for weeks and it will not lit you ake Chamberlains Cough Remedy Fonale by all dealers m r j- A11 l Sour Stomach Indl persons subject to gxstlon Constipation Ileadaohe JDlailness Vertigo blind staggers pout Jircath Sallow Cora clexlon a constant tired fteUnff should use of movements Ereball romance FARMERS MARKET PLACE- TO BUY AND SELL Hay Corn Oats Stock Pens Millet Clover Seed Timothy r Red Top and all kinds of Field Seeds Also Internation al Sugar Dairy and Horse Feed Sucrene Dairy and Alfal lJiII fa Horse Feed and Poultry Supplies 1 RAPIER GRAIN SEED CO Phone No 562 OWENSBORO KV I Burns white clear and steady to the last drop For the sake of everyone In tho family insist on having Solite Lamp OilI Smokeless Bootless Odor less Costa no more than in Tenor tankwagon Kinds Saves eyes saves money Yourdeakr has It in blUTela dIrect rrrom our worKS i CHAS Ca STOLL OIL CO LOUISVILLE KY Hennery at Warren Xte UIchGnde Motor Guollzie NoCub Auto OuII LANDSLIDE FORI THE EXCISE BILL Eighty Republicans Go Over to Democrats ITo PUT AN INCOME TAX LAW On Statute BooksLeaderU- nderwood Held HisI Majority Intact SOME FREE WOOL OPPOSITION Washington D C March 21 Dy a vote of 252 to 40 tho House yesterday passed the excise tax bill extending the corporation tax to firms copartnerships and Individ uals engaged in business and who have an annual net income of more than 15000 Nearly twothfrds of the Republican sldo voted for the Democratic measure 80 Republicans casting their votes in the affirm ative The 40 votes In tho negative wore entirely those of Republicans With the exception of Representative Longworth of Cincinnati all the Republican members In the Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Vir ginia delegations Joined the Demo crats to increase the majority for the bill General debate on the measure engaged the House Saturday and yesterday the bill going under the fiveminute rule today and a vote bong reached early enough In the day to permit the passage of the Rivers and Harbors appropriation bill before the House adjourned According to Representative Un derwood of Alabama the bill if enacted into law accomplishes in the main all the purposes ofa gen oral income tax law escaping the disapproval of the Supreme Court as ha contends it keeps withm tho principles laid down by tho Court In sustaining the constitutionality of the corporation tax act The bills so drown that the Democratic leader contends that it Is constltu tional and that very few who earn over 6000 can avoid the ono percent tax- Democratic Loader Underwood held his majority Intact Througirilm- epassage of the bill Not one Demo cratic Vote was cast against It ami the measure was passed exactly as framed l With the free sugar bill and ex else tax billsoatof the way Demo anStIMeanlScommltlee a sfJJ i again the wool schedule which is considered the knottiest problem they have to deal with at this ses sion of Congress Tho committeeJ will begin work with the free raw wool sentiment strong Chairman Underwood la known to bo opposed to a free wool bill because ho thinks the revenue lost from raw wool approximately 21 000000 could not be raised by put ting a duty on raw silk and raw rubber Tho antifree wool Demo crats say they can demonstrate this Check a bilious halfsick feeling before It gets serious A dose of HERDINB is time remedy It restores energy appetite and cheerful I spirits Price 50c Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Don ovan Co Beaevr Dam Ky m IFORI t I Once Was Enough i See hero Mr Hugging1 said the 1 irato landlady to one of herioard rdaughteryourlntontlonsl1re1 I r My Intentions Mrs Hasher answered the young man Vare fever to do it again l THOROUGH WORK How Hartford Citizens Can Find Freedom From Kidney Troubles j If you suffer from backache From urinary disordOrs Any curable disuse of okld neys Use a tested kidney remedytt Downs Kidney Pliishavo been I tested by thousands Grateful people lestify Can you ask more convincingII proof of merlt1 W M Young farmor R P D 3 Hawosvllle Cloverport Ky saysIA member of my family used a box of Doans Kidney Pills about three years ago ancj found them N very beneficial She had pains In lierbackso highly recommended In the b 10i r caUpapers she got a supply at Gib sons drug store and began using as directed In a short MIBO she was oured and line opt lad any further neifd of a kidney remedy l u s For stile by all dealerp lylcef 60 1iN6 Un1tedfjtatesrH 4 Remember ihp riamDDarand take no other- S J y I WSDNESDAY MARCH 87 1912 THE HARTFORD HERALDPAVE t11 OLD METHODS I t REVOLUTIONIZED Eaton Thompson Direct State Primary Bill New a lawf I jjal alYEXT OF NEW ACT GIVEN BELOW I I Provision Made For the Nomination of Party Candidates For UnitedII States Senator by a Preference I Vote Candidates For Elective orItires to Be Named at Primary Elec I tions Regulations and Penalties Prescribed I I tConcluded from last week Counting of Ballots Bee 25 Refers to the counting ofIt ballots and certifying returns which Is to be done In the same manner us 1 Is provided or may hereafter be pro vlded for counting certifying and the official returns fn the genI isigningI Officers of election the number of ballots cast keepcI ballotsIThese boxes sealed shall be turned i over to the county clerk as Is nowI provided at n regular election Where a contest has been Instituted and not disposed of the ballot boxes shall not be opened by said clerk until after said contest lIaR been finally dis posed of Canvassing Returns See 26 This section regulates can vassing of returns and certificates of 1norulnaUon On the third day after the close of any primary nominating election the county election commis stoners of each county shall proceed to canvass the returns of said pri mary elections and tabulate the same Such tabulation of votes for nomina Uons for United States senator and for all other candidates for office whose nomination papers are now or mil hereafter bo required to be flied In the office ot the secretary of state shall be made won one separate sheet for each political party and shall be immediately transmitted to the secre t tary of state The tabulation of vat ers for all offices for which nomination papers are required to be flied 1n the county court clerks office shall be in another separate Shoot of paper im each political party and shall be filed in the county court clerks office immediately after the canvass of the returns and tabulation of the votes by said election commissioners and certificates ot nomination shall Immediately issue to the persons receiving the greatest number of votes for the offices for which they were candidates The secretary of state shall not less than 20 days before the day on which the general November election Is held certify underthe seal of his office the persons whose names are entitled to be printed on the offi cial ballot at the November election as the candidates of the various po litical parties for offices to be filled at such oloctlon and Who have been nominated as herein provided He I shall make and transmit by registered man a duplicate of such list and certificate of nomination of can didates for offices to tho county clerks of every county In the state where the candidate is to be voted for by the stateatlarge and he shall so I u transmit the names of such candl Ii dates to the county court clerks of each and every county in tho district In which such candidate is to be voted for by a district smaller than the state On the fourteenth day after such primary nominating election the coun ty election commissioners of the la- rgofest county in each legislative district the state that Is composed of two more counties shall assemble at the county clerks office In snld coun ty and canvass the returns that haye been certified by the election commis loners of each county Ila such dls Irlct for state senator and for repre sentative and they shall Issue to the person receiving the greatest num 4 bor of votes for the office for which be was ft candidate a certificate of r r TuttsPills etrengtbea the digestive organ regulate the feowels iare ua q+ 84 as ANTlrBIUQlJS MEMCiNE Ia aalarlald dUtrlcU their vktuee thjyppiMM leapttni8IlJJat poises EJKtlyjMgar coated Tokt oS4IbstttuteI Send The Herald theNEWSwe wiIiii appreciate it 7 At E J I i MHHHMTWU Kl HKTI Aff ffB w Y y rFtd nomination which certificate shall not less than 15 days next store the the election la held be filed in the office of the county clerk of each county comprising such legislative or sena torlal district On the fourteenth day after such primary nominating election the state board of election com missioners shall meet at tho Capitol and canvass the returns of said pri mary election that haa been certified filed with the secretary ot state or all the political parties entitled to participate in such primary nomlnat Ing election and after they have com inyiletedthe returns of Bald primary nominal Ing election they shall immediately certify to the same and they shall issue to the candidate of each political party receiving the highest num ber of votes for the office for which he was a candidate a certificate of nomination which certificate shall to not less than 30 days next before the day on which the general election Is held bo filed In tho office of the sec- retAry of state Court Review Sec 27 Whenever It shall bo made to appcr by affidavit filed In the circuit to court that an error or omission has occurred or Is about to occur In the placing of any name on an official primary ballot or that an error or wrong has been committed or Is about to bo committed In printing such ballot or in the performance of any duty imposed by this act the court shall order the officer or person charged with such error wrong 01vI neglect forthwith to correct thoI error desist from the wrongful actor I perform tha duty or show cause why he should not be compelled to I II do so Failure to obey the orders of i j the judge or court shall be contempt of court and punishable as such ItII the circuit court be not In session IshearI vacation unless he be absent from tho county in which case said affiII davit shall be filed before the judget of the county court who shall have IecomplnlntIIe ders therein The orders of a court or judge under this section shall be final and not appealable Only candidates I may Institute proceedings un I der this section In case a charge under this section Is directed against l the secretary of state or any other state officer the affidavit shall be filed in the Franklin circuit court Contests Sec 28 Any candidate wishing to contest the nomination of any other candidate who was voted for at any primary election held under this act shall glue notice In writing to the person whose nomination he Intends to contest stating the grounds of such contest within five days from the time the election commissioners shall have awarded the certificate of noml nation to such candidate whose newt nation is contested Said notice shall be served In the same manner as a summons from the circuit court and shall warn the contestee of the time and place when and whore the con testee shall be required to answer and defend such contest which shall not be less than three nor more than 10 days after the service there of Such contest shall lie tried by the judge of the circuit court of the county In which the contestee resides oris served Upon return of said notice properly executed as herein provided to the office of the circuit clerk of the county in which said cbatestee resides or Is served with such notice of contest it shall be tho duty of the clerk ot the cir cuit court to immediately docket said cause and to Immediately notify the presiding judge of the circuit court of said county that such contest hits been instituted provided that In counties constituting separate circuit court districts and having more than one circuit judge the judge who shall hear and determine such cause shall be determined by lot In trying such contests the court shall hear and de terming all questions of law and fact without the Intervention of a jury and may examine the witnesses or ally or require the parties to take the evidence by depositions in the discretion of the court or us may be agreed by the parties provided how ever that if the evidence is taken orally either party may have the right to require it to be taken by the official stenographer or reporter forth court- The court nay require the contestant or the person who has the bur den of proof under tho Issues joined to complete his proof in not less than five days and the contestee or the person not having the burden to complete his proof In not less than i fire days thereafter and each party may be given one day additional for i producing evidence In rebuttal and i no greater time shall be extended unless the court be satisfied that the ends of justice demand It The court i shall Immediately after the evidence U concluded consider Mid contest i and determine the lama and Jill Judgment shell Be filed in the bfflea rhfdthaveJudgment rendered by the court In term time 1hijwtri detlrieg to ap peal Aroai nisi Ju4gm Bt U the court shag MUle lrarte Cy aUr ta game la ruderi execute a MPM J icdeaa bond is the eau form and U the aaaae elect aa other lujptnedeM MRIBl I In Court of Ajiptala la the evutot aa apJlilto Yle t rtof iipiala It la required fist Ute original papera 11ilat atetIncluding aok tranaorlptvotiat lde e u stay be furnished CruI1tereo I Inrilf a shall be transmitted to the clerk of court of appeals which record shall bo delivered to the chief justice and laid contest shall have precedence over all other business and causes then pending in the court or appeals and shall be heard and dis posed of by the court of appeals as speedily as the exigencies in the case will admit It on the trial of such contest the Issue Is finally decided In favor of the contestee this fact shall be certl fied To the secretary ot state and to the county court dark of the county which the cause Iis finally determined If said contest Is finally decided in favor of the contestant this fact shall be certified to the secretary- of state and to the clerk of the cir cult court of the county In which the contest originated and if the contest wows of a nomination that is required be certified to the secretary of state then the secretary of state will place the name of the successful con testant on the ticket in the place of tho name of the conteates to be voted for by his political party at the sue needing November election If the nomination is one that is required be certified to tho county clerk tho county court clerk or clerks ot the county or counties In which such candidate Is to be voted for shall place the name of tho successful contestant on the ballot of his political party in lieu of the name of the con testes to be voted for at the succeeding I November eloctlon provided however that when the contests pr tried for in this act shall be for nom j I I ination to offices for the stateat large the notice of the contest shall be filed and the contest tried In the I Franklin circuit court but shall otherwise bo subject to tho provis of this act lions 29 Election Supplle and Ex- pensesAII the supplies or holding primary elections and all the ex of such primary elections shall be furnished and paid for in t m gam s and by the same authority a like supplies and expenses ot he elections Officers shall re the same fees for services ren In the holding of the primary nominating election as ago paid for the same or similar services In hold ing the general election and payable in the same manner and by the saw authority Sec 30 provides for fees for services of county clerks Sec 31 Forgery of Signatures Any penon who shall forgo any nam of a signer to a nomination paper shall be guilty or forgery and on conviction be punished accordingly- Sec 32 Suppression of Nomination PapersAny person who being In1 possession of nomination papers en titled to be filed under this net shall1 wrongfully either alter mutilate o ssuppress neglect or fall to cause th same to be filed at the proper time in the proper office shall be guilty ot a misdemeanor and on conviction be punished by Imprisonment In the county jail not to exceed six months or by a fine not t6 exceed 500 or both such fine and imprtsonment Penalties Sec 33 County Clerk Penalty Against for Wrongful ActsThe coun ty clerk shall be under the same duo ties and subject to the same penal ties for failure to perform same wl 1 h reference to printing the ballots f r primary election held under this atI as now is with reference to the November elections Any county clerk who shall knowingly cause to be printed on any official primary ballot the name of any candidate who has not Ned the nomination paper re- Quired by this act or who shall know- Ingly tall to cause the name of any with to be printed upon the ballot candidate who has complied there or who shall knowingly cause to be printed upon the ballot for the regular election the name of any political1 party embraced in this act who was not nominated In the manner provided in this act shall forfeit his office and bo auntof a felony and upon conviction be confined In the penitentiary for not less than one year nor more than three years Sec 34 Secretary of StatePen alties Against for Wrongful Acts Any secretary of state who stmt- knowingly certify to the count 9 clerk of any county the name of any candidate who has not med the nomi nation paper provided for by this act or who shall knowingly fall to certify the name of any candidate for whom the proper nominating paper has been filed with him as herein provided or who shall knowingly certify to any county clerk the name of any candidate of any political party em braced in this act to bo printed on the ballots for the November election who was not nominated In the man ner provided In this act shall forfeit his oMce and be guilty of a felony and upon conviction be confined 1 in the penitentiary for not less than one year or more than three years Section 35 PenaltiesAny act or deed denounced by the general laws errs state concerning elections shall also be an offense under this act and shall be punished Ila the same form See 88 Applies the rules of gen eral elections to primaries See 87 Repeals all acts or par of sets iaeonaiateat with this act Sec 31 Emergency Claule Whercaa under the yrovlaloaa of this act the full 11t allowed for the clr culatlon and colas of petitions for nominations Pad for filing lame dII- iuliHu tp teaks It doubtful whether the primary Abatiaa under lhlaaet could bo held la the year 1912 If tho act la act required to take effect until M days after tie expiration of this session of the general aaaembly an emergency la Jiereia doclared to oxlit Gad this act liall take erect ami N In force from and titter Ita 1IJ t and approyal r to fl SHARP DE1NO FOR- FIVEnOllAR CIGARS They Are Sixteen Inches Long and There is a Big Demand For Them The demand for cigars soiling at 5 each Is 83 great that it cannot bo supplied according to B F Alex ander a cigar salesman of Havana Cuba who arrived in St Louis yes terdayWe could dispose of 10 times as many fivedollar cigars If we were able to turn them out declared Alexander at the Planters Hotel Tho difficulty Is in the wrapper which must be very large You are likely to sort 100 bun dIes of tobacco and find only 100 wrappers suitable for this kind of n cigarFrom a sample case containing 1G2 different sizes and prices of ci gars Alexander took one of the live dollar brand known in tho trade as prom enties Just as the twenty fivccent straights are called perfcc ItosOne feels like taking oft his hat bowfng as the apex of nicotine looksomore like a yellowcolored Roman candle than a cigar In size it Is between 15 and 16 Inches long and 1000 will contain 120 pounds of to bacco as compared with 14 pounds to 1000 perfectos These are bought mostly by peo I s ple who enjoy the novelty of smoking such n cigar said Alexander I I bysthe fivedollar kind The one place 1 III the world which takes more tlan- Germany I any other Is Heidelberg Tho students at the university there never seem to pet enough of them I have been told that besides buying them for smoking In the or dinary way they sometimes will put one of these Into a water pipe of the Oriental type then five or six stow andesmoke it Size does not always Indicate value according to Alexander One Insignificant little cigar which most people would take for a stogloI really sells at lGO white a larger beggars These stories about the big fi nanciers of the East and of Europe smoking cigars a foot long are all bosh declared the salesman While they pay as much as 3 and 4 apiece for their cigars these are generally speaking of the ordinar quality and size The cost is In the extra quality of the wrapper and filler not In the size of the cigars Such cigars generally are made to orderSt Louis Republic C A Glossner 2tarlo St Rochester N Y has recovered from a long and severe attack of kidney trouble his cure being due to Foley Kidney Pills After detail Ing his case he says I am only sorry I did not learn sooner of Fo ley Kidney Pills Ina few days Hmo my backache completely left no and I felt greatly unproved My rldneys became stronger dizzy spells left mo and I was no longer annoyed at night I feel 100 per cent hotter since using Foley Kid ney Pills Tonic In action quick In results Try them For sale by all denIer m Wlmt Itkc- TlttlcIfarllup bought his wife a macllne ttlcTourlng talking sew 9IngI or washing IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD because it is made of the purest and best in gredients because it contains more healing 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the Hartford Pressing Club AYc can clean any lkind of clothes you have and guarantee that they will be satisfactoryif- not nothing will be charged We are ready to clean your clothes for spring We also have a new line of late sam ples and we guarantee a perfect fit Call on us when in need of work in our line Hartford Pressing M Y M C A Bldg FRED NALL Mgr n s R y Jdj WEDNESDAY MARCH JTT 1810 of 1jO AiIR OUR THE tfARTFORD HERALD uc M The Hart ord Herah HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX EDITORS I fRANK L FEUX P bic4 Propr Entered at tho Hartford postoffld u mall matter of the Icond classJ Let us forget the recent hard cold winter and let 4ho spring frogs do the croaking Tho Republican standpatters or reactionaries and the Republics progressives are still hammering each other to tho delight and delectation of all Democrats The Phildelphia Bulletin asVs Is the electric chair an end seat Sure But the performance Is sel dom accompanied by anyuend man specialties So far the race for the Demo cratic nomination for President Is moving along smoothly with the best of feeling on all sides and the various entries seem nearly bunch ed It is said one of our local apia rists Is meeting with considerable success in raising a new strain of honey boes He has crossed up his honeymakers with lightning bugs thus removing the sting and enab ling thorn to work both day and night GOT JlcCreary vetoed the antl tipping hill as an encroachment upon personal liberty And matters will remain as of your when you stop at most any firstclass hotel In the State for any length of time and fall to tip your walter you wilt probably dlicover the difference TcrJI1TrjlrtcklrT neredir1 ltat from the ring and It seems appar ent that he has been passing it around for personal campaign con tributions as it is reported the Roosevelt movement Is being back ed by plenty of money At the Roosevelt rally at Fords vllle recently one of the speakers yelled that the only wrong thing ToddY ever did was to foist Taft upon the country but that It was thought that he Roosevelt was now trying to make amends for this great wrong by substitution of himself It Is supposed President Grant had his war rec ord to boost him In his third term ambitions but Mr Roosevelt has nothing of the kind to fall back on Ills idea that be is the tribune of the people Is not acceptable even by thousands of his own party and his candidacy Is destined to end In a fiasco leaving nothing behind ex cept the echo of a fog horn a The Hartford Republican first quoted Col Bradley as saying that there were three classes 67 Roose velt leaders in Kentucky viz Men who have been kicked out of office or compelled to resign from office or who failed to get an office In quoting this matter again in Its last issue tho Republican omits the sec ond party tho fellow who was compelled to resign from office Why this discrimination and why docs this matter affect the Hart ford organ of tbeg b p so se riously It will perhaps bo remembered by some of our older voters that when the protection was removed from quinine tho cry went up from the protected manufacturers of this product that they would be ruin ed The same sort of wall is now emanating from the sugar Industry In this country anent the removal of tbo tax on sugar reducing tho prlco to the consumer approximate ly two cents a pound But tho qui nine manufactories are still going and making money and the sugar houses wll continue to do the same thing As a fair view of the political sit uation and not discounting the claims or popularity of any other candidate one Is not surprised at the steady gains being made by Speaker Champ Clark as among the candidates for the Democratic nom nation for President Speaker Clark Is an able roan abundantly able to bo President and his long experience in the political arena splendidly equips him for the place A Kentuckian by birth Kentuck lans are Inclined to be partial to wards him At the present ho seems to be making greater gains than any of the other candidates Meanwhile In the fierce scrap between Taft and Roosevelt what lata to become of the negro voter Moat everybody knows The office chaslng leaders of the Roosevelt for1teg would not give the negro an jfllee to save his neck and the Taft rprcs who are In possession of the jfflce will jull for the negro Tote nf hiTo no offices tQ divide with hlint AII usual he will be used as a nqrii tool by both aldei his ability to cast a vote being the only con Iteration In the milter How IOJ1t itr J 0 W Vl i f p oh how long will the negro continue to endure his present po lltical environment HIS EYES ARE OPENED It will be remembered that in the race for Governor In Kentucky last year the Republican leaders con sidercd it the height of impudence and slander for anybody to even hint that Judge B C ORear wa insincere in any of his Ideas or speeches He was held up to bo a model of all that was good pure and righteous in politics and a question of his Insincerity along any line was considered an Insult No body doubted Judge ORears ability nor the fairness of his Judicial mind but the pressure of the cam palgn seemed to bring out the fact that he was not especially fitted for Governor His public utterances coupled with his well known party environment did not appear to be on a parity Dutto the point The following from the Morgan town Republican in Its last issue is evidently the sentiment of a sou whose political eyes have been op ened Under the heading of ORea Blunders the Republican says The Republican supported Hon Ed C ORear for the nomination for Governor and on through tin general election because we believed that he was the best man meas ured by every standard nomInated by any party for Governor Wo believed at the time that some of his pet measures wore fraught with danger but we had implicit confidence In the man and fought des perately the cry of his Insincerity raised by the Democrats Now w frankly admit that we are about ready to believe that the charge wai In a measure true Judge OReai positively declared for the renoml Daitnnol PresidentTafA anuLaceflllt ed the nomination and made the race for Governor on a platform declaring for the renomlnatlon ol the President Now he has chang ed and Is supporting the fallacies of Roosevelt Is he or is he not In sincere We still highly esteem and admire Judge ORear but think that ho should take a stand on something and stand long enough to be counted one time KQUAMTY March 25Mr Hardln Lea formerly of this place who recently moved to Magazine Ark is very sick of double pneumonia Mrs Maggie Faught who has been visiting her daughter Mrs David Oldham at Centcrtow n has returned home Mr W E Ellis of Hartford was here last Wednesday buying poul try Mrs Jas C Bennett is visiting her daughterinlaw Mrs Mary Bennett at Hartford Mr Leslie Tally of Reading Pa who has been visiting relatives hero for the past month has started for Philadelphia Pa where he has accepted a position Messrs Erskine Fulkerson and Nat Llndley of Matanzas were here Wednesday on business Mr James C Drake has rheumatism I I r Nineteen Mllca a Second Without a jar shock or disturbance Is the awful speed of our earth through space Wo wonder at such case of natures movement and so do those who tako Dr Kings Now Life Pills No griping no distress just thorough work that brings good health and tine feelings 25c James H Williams m I WANTED Two good tcnnntti on farm Must have good tciunn and come well rcc oinincnclpd Good proposition for the right parties For further par ticulnrs address X care of Hart ford Herald tf I Mrs Blanche Carson of San Francisco who hanged herself from the window of a Now York hotol af ter being arrested for smuggling was a native of Jeffcrsonvllle Ind Coughs and Colds You could riot please us bet ter than to ask your doctor about Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs coldscroupbroiv chltis Thousands offamilies always keep if in the house The approval of their physi clan and the experience of many years have given them great confidence in this standard cough medicine I Sold for seventy years I Anr edod doctor will telrau that a meal cinoillko Ayor Cherrjr rsctertl cinn t do Ita beat work if tho bowel are coo itlpted Aak TOUT decter if be kaows anvthlnE better thin Ayer Pilli foRcoi1 rectlnt hi luKcinnnetf of h Urery Xa utU Q fY1m 00 zw SIR OCEANS OF NONET BEING TURNED LOOSE I In Kentucky for Roosvlt Senator Bradley Speaks Out in Meetin I Washington March 23Seliator Bradley is not the kind of man tb get frightened over the use of a reasonable amount of Long Green by the opposition in Kentucky nor is he frightened now He iaBlmply amazed at the reports that are com ing to him of the money that la be- Ing turned loose in the Blue Grass Commonwealth In the interest of Col Roosevelt There are simply oceans of It said the Senator today Its our worst handicap I am getting reports from every locality In Ken tucky and I speak advisedly when I say that oceans of money are being turned loose in aid of Col Roose velts candidacy The opposition is so well financ ed that it Is hiring men to travel over many of the counties and get In close touch with the people President Tafts friends In Ken tucky have no money to carry on such a housetohouse canvass Our friends must depend upon seeing the people when they come Into the townsWhile I am not one of those who minimize the importance of I housetohouse campaigning I am still confident that Col Roosevelt can not get many of the delegates In Kentucky and I shall not be sur prised If President Taft receives a solid Kentucky delegation to Chi cago But as I said the Roosevelt organizers Irave oceangrtf money ttr propagate their campaign in Ken tuck BENNETTS March 25 Mrs B F Dean who has been visiting relatives at Dun dee returned home Wednesday Messrs Herbert Oglesby of Cen tcrtown Joe Chapman of Nocrcek and Elbert Sparks of this place spent Friday with Mr John Ruby hereThe party at Mrs Daniels here Friday night was largely attended and all reported an enjoyable time Mr and Mrs T J Smith of Hartford and granddaughter little Miss Nancy Ellen Bennett of Law ton Okla visited at MrJ B Sparks Tuesday of last weekv t Mr Miller of Davlesa county has bought the farm ofMr E W Austin near Beaver Dam Prlco not statedMrs Payne Faught Mrs E W Austin and Mrs Frank Falight went to Beaver Dam shopping one day last week Little Miss Ula Dean of this place visited little Miss Wilda Chlnn of Beaver Dam recently The most common cause of In omnla is disorders of the stomach Chamberlains Stomach and LlVer Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep For sale by all dealers m IUCKETTS March 24Mrs Pearl Griffin will begin a spring school at RIcketts schoolhouse March 25th I Mrs Dess Hoover and Miss SaI rah Hoover of this neighborhood spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs John Henry Wright of near Schroaders Messrs Herbert and Sammie Hoover were In Hartford this week on business Mr Fred Patton was In Concord neighborhood Saturday visiting his fatherinlaw Mr Jerome Allen Mr Van May was in Hartford Monday to have some dental work done for his daughter Miss Sarah The local A 8 of E will meet at RIcketts Saturday at 10 a m All members are invited to bo present When you have rheumatism In your foot or instep apply Chamber lains Liniment and you will got quick relief It costs but a quar ter Why 8utrefForsale bya1l dealers in a TAYLOn MINES March 25 Mr John Hooker has bought Sylvester KindaU proper ty located on the main roadVboI I DamIffiends Sunday little i Paulines r Am nt received A serpu8 taceident getting the thumb on his right Wand Icutcjfr v init Algla TIchendr arrived home Sunday from Owensbqro whorefthe had been visiting tf MrsiB FvHuHflonlsI still quite HI Mr Jim Phjnipfl who was Hli for several days is ablei to be about now Jt 1 GREEN BRIER March 253Qnitfra nuraberofl 1i farmefll ot this community tootlaa- Ti antaga pf tp weVthorrrtas I weet and began sowing oata bat were stopped on account of rala and snow Mr R H Wallace recently ex changed his farm to Mr Claude Blankonshlp of Dearer Dam for a team and wagon Mr and Mrs Walter Drown of South Hill Butler county have moved to Mr Solan Chlnns farm Miss Opal Wilson has returned from an extended visit to relatives and friends at Shultztown Mfsses PUIe Hofcdy of Clifton and Mary and Edna Taylor visited Corlnne and Cesna Shultz last Sun day otIIl Mr Enb Chintv and fartlly of Shultztown spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mr H A Wilson and family Miss Eva Wilson has returned from an extended visit to her grand parents Mr and Mrs J L Madddx at West Providence Wo will miss our guess if the wedding bells do not ring in this neighborhood ere the roses bloom Country Residence Burned The residence of Mr Lon Ste vens who lives about ono and one half miles East of Hartford was totally destroyed by fire about 6 oclock Wednesday morning Mrs Stevens was away from home and her husband had kindled a fire in the kitchen stove and gone to the barn to feed his stock when he dis covered the Hre and before he could reach the house the building had fallen in destroying practically all of the household goods 1 Younjj People Marry Miss Lizzie OBannon and Mr Onel Owen surprised their friends In Hartford Wednesday when It was learned that they had gone to Rockport Ind where they were married that day Only a few clnsafftenaiinewot the arrange ments for the elopement Doth of the young people ore students in Hartford College and excellent pco nle They returned Thursday af ternoon on the M H E For Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky fOLEKIDNEY PILLS FOnnHEUUATiaU KIDNEYS AND BLADDER TOM ALEXANDER This general purpose horse will make the season of 1912 at tho Fair Grounds Hartford Ky at 1000 to insure As a breeder bois equaled by few surpassed by none As an individual ho is a corker Was bred and foaled on tho famous Alexander Stock Farm near Owensboro Ky Dark hay coming 8 years old 161 hands high weighs 1285 Ibe Sound His breeding is unquestioned Ho has size stylo and action to let Ho has finish manners intelli gence disposition As the boys say Ho Suro is Some Horse Come and ECU him and get acquainted SILVER CROWN Same Place Samo Prico Same Terms This ollow has bocri withi uSfive1 years now and Is known byourcuI tomers as IIOliI Reliable Htf gets more marketable mulea than any Jack in Western Kentucky Ho has lots of size bono and build1 all you1 want1 Ypi will all jn love wjtlb himatCr8t8ight Talk about JJolia b5Htywhythata his middle HAmA You liko courteous treatmqnt phcn yqugetH When a man teTlJg j tt tiring iuo and yoa find iJt ta besoy iO 1J Ufr inJj li tow r ho fells jputijne aftcj me tHat tljinp are eoand yon always find tho mca drcof his prpiriuei filled H right up to t1iQ p 1t PJ ta c bi8 f iita facQ vauJKMrhJBu the right waJMf1 SeIa1 4 BlrkhSici Va JSI1t c J A i I Listenr R will soon hereof Perry will soon demand merry attire Bloom out in one of our outfI tsr 0 from your hat down you wIlt be happy from the ground up The ground principle of our business Is to please our customers not only they buy our but whIle they Wear them We want to urge our to urge their friends to come see our store Then rIour upgrade and our low prices will urge them to buy and become for a life time our business friends t CARSON Sa CO Hartford Kentucky 1I Spring Millinery OpeningITHURSDAY MARCH 28 I The ladies of and vicinity are invited to call and inspect my stock of the very latest styles in SPRING MILLINERY Miss Poppie Nail OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE CORNER CENTER ANn COURT STREETS HARTFORD KY ++ GO TO Albert Oiler + Q + + Carpenter arid1 Repair Work 5 + TIN WORK + wi Pump ant Furniture Repairing ijj B 1dcring mtSBW li g P1f A gyTops Coyored and Lined Ypull And him fa tho Pr John ++Mitchell office on Main Streejt + Beayei Dajn Cy + 3 + + t ftf f Tftrt L n I Jnt JQI 4 Ml 1trfJm1J 11 Buff Orpington tmbJms pxlt8t fl e1rt Ken Jt f7I1WfIt w 1iIf Lm iJ ft mated R 1 9 fiJIw1l1 eU- PJ 119IQq I OOpo e IM I Vw lwo onJer now J rd S termatlng- BH1 ulso pejl m few t1 IQ9 MdI1 su- tctt1 t ofJtyillt1R RDiD rU ftt IfJ tf I fffilIh amKu i 01 1 J Why Et1 i t 1 he J t1 i Easter Easter I ynen clothes friends goods INCORPORATED Hartford TO THE JTacrneversI Time will soon be at hand ot fq b gl1 g y6ur IN11 t w lr1tc ything tlit the Plow tfll ei 1 W d9tJJ 1 1 BlountB atfeel Plows and OliverB Qhiiieii ft S W8 and Repairs bf iMdBl AbJO WI c ndoViW1r Fenti- DgL 1uhad l thnIkJ q1l Youdi dEflsQI pttd 7 7 r L1KENS KCTON lh fJ rffor iif IsY w 4I lilt SublCribto 11eY f Hllalr t no dy r 7lC 4 1e t WEDNK8DAY MARCH 87 1912THEHARTFORD HERALD 11lJ FTT t J =1 i t FAIRSr Opening r vJ J I au 11t r= TURSDA Yr- sl 4r t I 121Cv We cordially invite the4pieS t t iniI lineta of nice Ladies and Childrens I 1 Headwear to be ffound in town r 1lIRS BaWD EN I Ii c i u A lady of wide experience in L Millinery is in chgrjoff this department r 1 i I THE FAIR DEALERS KentuckytT I iT t i 111 r ow Most Cordially Invite lr3 jJI You to Attend Our Big r MILLINERY OPENING =t AND r t DISPLAY OF NEW SPRING GOODS SATURDAY MARCH 30 1912q CENTERTOWN MERCANTILE CO InoorporctodC- UNTHItTOWN KENTUCKY ooooooooooooooo 0 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O PERSONAL POINTS O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Go to U S Carson for fresh gro cerles u S Carson hal Just received a barrel ot Sour Plckleaftne lIlsll ThemaeofLouisville is visiting the Misses Nail city Attend Barnard Cos Millinery Opening Thursday March 28th New Swann Hats for young men it at Iarnarde Cos Spring styles L Mr M C MeKlnner McHenry wag a caller at The herald office 1rldayc0 c lo j Hr Dooker PrentU was ataeVe The Heralds canals yester it dal K VLlnweav the aew White t tJtt entlift Akrnard tt Co selling ijf 3GAIvIa Itovre ca iIer Farmers billukoc Ceattlrtq fa1 was Ci dartj 1llkt Toreeeterita I 4 xt nMrtJnlWfl atelfBoayer Dam ttargTeTkef Jler a khUeda ir1a4t01i1 3klul8QI4T1 fIrit3r Lj y fda 19 Wit t ptulJcIt Rlti r 11 fh ity i Mrs WH Riley Hartford who had been quite sick for the past ten days Is improving Mr Floyd Keown Reynolds Route 1 gave The Herald a call while in town Monday MrsDully Parks Hartford who has been In very feeble health for some time is no better U S Carson is constantly receiv Illg ttio newest and best groceries Telephone your orders in For the man who shaves the DurhamDuplex Safety Razor is the thing Price 86c For sale byj C Her Beautiful Easter Cards hand somely designed and Illustrated can be purchased at Ohio County Drug Co Mr M Cotllna Memphis Tenn visited relatives In and tear Hartfordtf dqor two the flwitvpf this week Ladles Hoioo Journal advances to 2 OQhfayr1a4 j8 ak Barnard tc Coj this w okjftfljr renew or ex endIQnoyearspnly ljowedlivr oI Hewn SJi Wollerleftahler D nI EdgarWollerCaqdJohnrtDgllRalpxtydwerecMmoag7rAe Her jj 1d4 cillarK satidtr t and other reliable 1Daseball of all kinds at Cleve his window display Just for remembrance why not tend your friends a beautiful Easter Postal Card See Ohio Cou myod Drug Cos display Mrs Salllo Leo Bowden ofsLeltchflcld has arrived in Hartford and Is again in charge of the millinery department of Fair Co Messrs W M Potts Olat Route 1 John W Simpson and son Walker Simpson Ceralvo were among The Heralds callers Wed nesday I Mr William Plrtlo living two miles west of Hartford who suffered two hemorrhages of the lungs last Sunday was better when hea from yesterday Mr George W White Who h been in declining health for the past year or two Is quite ill at h residence in what Is known as t- Old Iep Fair Ground addition to Hart ford Mien Lydia Ward teacher Klngswood College Breckcnrldge county visited her mother in the Nocreck neighborhood a few da recently returning to her work yes terday Dont fall to hear Mr Albert Edward Wiggam the noted lecturer Dr Beans Opera House next Fr j day evening Ho comes under the auspices of the Hartford College 1 1to Lyceum Club Born to the wife of Mr J Park Hartford Monday a fine girl1 Mother and child getting along well as could be expected consider- Ing the fact that Mrs Park Ktts beennquite III for two weeks Mrs Dorcas Addington who has Been h seriously Tir at her hone on Walnut street for the past several days of troubles incident to age wns but little If any better at the hour of going to press last night Judge J S Glenn senior member of the law firm of Glenn Simmer man loft for Lynn Ark last Sunday afternoon where he will be for the next week or ten days looking after some land interests of M John H Barnes of Deaver Da Mr Barnes accompanied him a he will also be absent a week or ten days Miss Efllc Foster of Springfield Ky has arrived at Ccntertown where she will bo milliner for thoon Centertown Mercantile Co This her third season with this firm and she is held ill high esteem by them The dress goods department of t store will be in charge of Miss Laura Toll who has been connected with he firm for some ftlme Mr L thcrDooJeyi of Hartfor Route 3wililn Hartford SaturdaYed and called and renewed his su scription to The Herald Mr Do ley says he thinks The Herald b moro varied and valuable news it than any of the Louisville or Ow onsboro papers We thank him for this high compliment as hels uptodate and well posted man Mrs Wm V Sproulo and children formerly of Dundee visited h mother Mrs Josle Duke and her sister Mrs U S Carson from Se urday until Monday When she loft for Drakesboro Ky where they will reside in the future M Sproulo having accepted the super Intcndcncy of the coal companys store These are most excellent people whom we regret to see leaVO our county Mr M L Heavrin our worthy postmaster and prominent attorney who went to Louisville about a month ago to bo operated on was able to return home last Saturday accompanied by his wife who was with him during his stay in Louisville His numerous friends and relatives throughout the county will be pleased to know that he is ve much improved in health and Is able to resume his duties at his of flee John F Iorter Dead Mr John F Porter a well known citizen died at the residence of hi brother Mr F M Porter Hartford at 830 oclock yesterday morning His remains will be Interred in the Milton Taylor burying grounds at 10 oclock this morning Mr Po- itrwas In his seventyseventh year and had been oneof the best mechanics In this socUonlof the State This 1leaves Mr p M Por ter tile only surviving member of the fafnily his wife having prece d ed him several rears f po i crick a wth R a7fili1cMrs Mary A Duke wVo was 1 stricken with something like paraljj slaKrtiilo seated at the breakfast ta ble last Saturday mqrnlnft hjia never regained conciousnessand 1 thought tobo gradually sinking Unless she should take urn to Pr the better it U thought that ab can Burvlvo but s lew dayei lt mos Dukeiantdsfg tar MJoa Oladjfa Duke ba t1Itird l 1 a noise in the dining room and ran to ascertain the cause and on reach ing the dining room found that her mother had fallen from her chair Mrs Duke was picked up and plac on her bed but up to the hour of going to press last night had never regained consciousness This the third like affliction 1ut heretofore the attack was pf only a short duration DeadoMr F W Acton ono of Ohio countys well known citizens died at his residence ten miles north east of Hartford last Monday morn ing at 4 oclock Uncle Fielder as he was com manly known had been In feeble health for the past few years and rdwas stricken with pneumonia about two weeks ago and gradually grew asworse until the end came His remains wero Interred In the Mt Ver Isnon church cemetery at 1 oclock m yesterday after funeral serv Ices by the local pastor The deceased who was 75 years old last tInw and several children all grown and marriedamong whom jIs Mrs J A Daniel of Hartford yewho was at his bedside for several days before his demise SUNXVDALB talkigThere ae a good many subscribers tlc project Mr and Mrs R A Duke of Ma toFam Sunday- as Mr V R Ferguson of this place went to Bowling Green last week on visit The Sunnydnle Telephone Co has bought out the old lino and they l1lt Keg lioiionlinecomileted Oils week from Dundee to Dukohurnt If the weather permits Then they will take dews the old line Mrs P A Wlmsatt of Concord neighborhood Is on the sick list Mrs Nannie Feemster of Palo is quite sick Mr Logon Wright of Owensboro visited his slater Mrs J T Lowe recently Mr Wright will mover daysnItJDIJUHGMarch 22lr Tom Hoover IHu ford spent today with Mrs Dr Patton Mr J L Patton Ralph was here business today IsMr J D Miller Dundee spent Sunday with his brother anti sister Mr arid Mrs Clayton Patton here Isllrs Bertha Westerfleld who has been living at Buford the past year has moved back to her farm near hereMr Clarence Ford and wife mov to Owensboro Monday OwensborobMonday on business 0C M Patton Is In Whltesvllle to lSday IhMiss Gertrey Raymon spent Tues day and Wednesday with Miss Ethel Phillips at Westerfield InW A Helm was In Whltesvllle Tuesday on business 0t erOllie James For Chnnip Clark Louisville 1Ky March 2GOllie- t James In a statement today said ho was for Champ Clark for the Democratic Presidential nomina rflea One of the reasons set forth Is that Clark as the nominee will receive the support of every Bryan Democrat and will not be offensiveV- O the Eastern conservatives I C StiirliiR Coal Wo are Informed that the I C Railroad Co Is taking most if not all of the output of the McHenry and other coal mines In Ohio and Muhlenbcrg counties and storing it in anticipation of a disagreement between the operators and miners on the first of Ap- rilry000000000000000O MARRIAGE LICENSE O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Estll Spinks Hartford Route 1 to Gertie Beosley HartfordRoute 1 DiaryeRailings Hartford DEMOCRATS ARE MAKING RECORDS IN CONGRESS While there Is very little going on in Congress just now that can be considered worthy of a big now feature the Democrats are going right alOBg and tpjjowlng out their yrogrgtQasatappedeat by the first caucuS Eiyery time they submit n bill redfuctngthentarf ttjQy put one over pn the Republicans because WhotheY hp Republican Senate kills the bill o Republican President I vetoes it ball amounts to the sam01f conII lel ThedbundelJe three Porten cent tf SabacribvJor The Fr Derjad f1l i year tro xAd vyf H j ROYAL I BAKING POWDERAbsolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of artar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE oooooooooooooouo 000000000000000At Beaver Dam Friday night the first and second teams of Hartford girls played the Denver Dam girls I of like tennis Both games won by tho Beaver Ham girls wcreII score of 1C to S for tho firsts 21 to 14 for tto seconds At the Hartford athletic hall Sat urday night two fino fcrroa were played between the local first and second trams of boys mid the Hea ver Dam first nnd second boys The first team of Hartford won by a score of 33 to 20 but the second local team sustained defeat to the tune of 42 to 10 Fine playing was dono all around At Beaver Dam next Saturday night the two teams of Hartford boys will play the two teams or Beaver Dam boys Notice To All Concerned IWe will hereby give notice to r M concerned that the Green River Dis trict Convention A S of E will hold her regular quarterly reunion at the court house In Owonsboro on Thurrday April 4th Meeting will ha railed to order at lOa m All local unions will phase ace that they have a full delegation also we Insist that nil members of tho eov eral County Flnnncn Committees ho present for by virtue of your office you are R member of thisI Conven tion Signed- T P HOLMVO Pres F n HOMKRTSOX S7 CRACRAFT 8 E CH MAGNETO TELEPHONES he ielephoHe for HeavyLoaded Lines Uy Asiag this Tolo plione you can rest as snrert Hint the danger of a breakflown has been reduced to a min imum Always ready No repair bills gee samples and get prices A E PATE Agent Hartford NO BETTER TELEPHONES MADE Transmission Unexcelled POWERFUL GENERATOR AND SENSITIVE RINGER SpringJMillineiv 1 EXHIBIT 1912 BUI tilMI II iM nil vti1 nil1 We Announce For THURSDAYMARCH 28 Our formal showing of New Huts for Spring find Summer wear Every Hat is absolutely new and many of the creations exclusively with us 0 MRS GERTRUDE WRIGHT BEAN will boin charge again and her ability to please needs no comment We cordially invite you and your friends to inspect this showing Respectfully Barn rl Co Hartford Kentucky o PAGE SIX TH HARTF0KD HERALD yEDNKSPAYy MAttCH Vt 191i E c F i rite Hartjord Herald L Dlluois Central Railroad Time Ta- j bio at Beaver Dam Ky i North Bound South Bound h No 132 405 mm No 121 1135 p J No OSa 1228 pm No 101248 p No 102248 pm No 131855 pm 1 J E Williams Agt TAfT TO REVIEWII- i A TOBACCO CASEE t Where Were Eight KentuckiansI I f F CANTRIll AND ROUSE APPEAL Brings Attorney WickershamJ To a Different Way Of Thinking SAY TRUST LAW VIOLATION Washington March 21 The President will review the cases of the eight Grant county Kentucky fctmcra who have appealed from tines totaling 3500 Imposed on r them by tho Federal Court for the Western district of Kentucky on a charge of conspiracy in restraint of trade This was tho result of aII conference held here today bett tween Attorney General Wicker sham and Representatives J CampC hgllGnptrlll nndAB Rousoyou I Kentucky When Mr Rouse and Mr Cant rilltI began their plea tho Attorney Gen eral declared that Federal Judge A M J Cochran and District Attor neys E P Morrow and George Du Relic had declined to recommen clemency In the cases By a rule of the department thats all there is to it that ends It gentlemen said the Attorney General Walt n minute retorted Mr Rouse These eight farmers wereII the only American citizens who had been found guilty under the crimi to nal section of the Sherman law up to the time they were fined Were any of the Tobaccu Trust magnates lined Mr Wickersham replied that tbeyI were not Nor was the Tobacco Trusts to business broken up nor the value of its stock decreased broke in Mr Cantrlll No stockholder has suf fered any pecuniary loss p Jre waited a ffilaute to let this sink in Then he said Impressive lrt But this decision against tbesec Kentucky farmers these fines as sessed against them by the courtn1 has broken up their business Thoh Society of Equity County Union ton which they belonged has not held admeeting for a long time It hnsJc practically gone out of existence The activities of your department have destroyed this Growers or ganization In Grant county It was on hearing this new anglo I to tho case that Hr Wickersham 4Bald be would violate departmental1 to I precedent and take up the pardon matter with the President He ex I plained that Judge Cochran and At torneys Du Ilelle and Morrow hade been asked to make a recommenda Lion on the appeal of the Grant county men All threo liar definite ly and firmly declined and this usuI ally ends consideration of a casec Ijk Mr Wlckorsham did not say whatt recommendation he will make to the President nor did Mr Roust and Mr Cantrlll indulge In high hopes of tho Presidents favor In- deedJ on April 14 1910 when the case was In Judge Cochrans court a Cincinnati Republican paper J published a statement that tho I f President was watching the out come with deep Interest and 1 that it was at his suggestion t that the department had Investigated the matter If the Pros 1 Idont rejects the appeal the Ken I ftuck1 Congressmen will see what I other steps can bo taken For tho moment they are satisfied with haT I Ing Induced the Attorney General to pass the matter up to Mr Taft t The Orant county men who were l fined and the amounts assessed J against them are The ROT John y 8 Steers 1000 Perry Simpson A C Webb and Jerry S Carter JgOO each H L Fred K and R IJ Conrad UOO each and John j Caldwell100a total of 3500 A mountain jury in Judge Coch rano court found them guilty of conspiring to prevent tho shipment of four hogshead of tobacco to the Globe Tobacco warehpuse in Clnr clnnmti from Dry Ridge by W T Oflborno a groper On appeal the Circuit Court susl tained this and the Grant count y sre4tben BOught sto haTe taoJJe ip art nt of Justice Uke uptha t tt 9 i r c bi f Ii Y NoM M ifvt J 0 matter with the President The Attorney General had deal against this but reconsidered afto hearing the Kentucky members today In the fall of 1907 when the ac ofmthe- m Grant county tobacco WIllS pooled W T psborno on being solicited declined to pool his tobacco but promised to hold It until the 1907 pool was sold In November he prized his tobacco hauled It to Dry Ridge depot and received a Mil of lading tot Cincinnati On Novembor 28 a rumor spread that something would be done to the tobacco on that night and the local union held a meeting at which law and order were insisted on and a committee appointed to call on holdiOs his borne uneasy and after parley he agreed to let them haul the tobacco back to his barns where he pro nIised to keep It until released furnished them his bill of 1 The next day a triumphant procession of farmers took the tobacco to Osbornes place Intact 01110 COUNTY BOY WINS HONORS AT UNIVERSITY Lexington Ky March 210hlo county should be proud of the fact that one of her young men dir- T F Shultz has won a place on the InterCollegiate Debating Team J On Monday evening March 18 1912 six of K S Ve best debaters mot in a tierce contest each ctrlr rII Ing for a place on the K S V va city team one of the successful con estants being Mr F T Shultz This Is quite an honor when w ppInto think that only three met in the whole University can ntak ihlsfCTntr inrTf conrpllmenT the county to be represented in thisIcapacity at one of the greatest Institutions of the Southland Transylvania University will noJ doubt meet her Waterloo when sh Statde championship on about May 1 stIj Repels Attack of Death Five years ago two doctors told me I had only two years to live This startling statement was made by Stliiman Gnjen Malachite Col They told me I would die with consumption It was up to me then try the best lung medicine and I began to use Dr Kings New Dis I covery It was well I did for to day I am working and believe I owos my life to this great throat an dII I Icdung cure that has cheated the grave of another victim Its folly surfer with coughs colds or other throat and lung troubles now Takod the cure thats safest Price 50 cents and 100 Trial bottle freeII t James H Williams mI As Needy na the Heathen A well known minister who had been preaching a begging sermon in it as follows I dont want any to contribute who have paid their subscription to tho paper for country papers money a great deal more than tho heathen That minister what ho was talking about Do you know that ofall the minor ailments colda are by far thea moat dangerous It is not the coldr itself that you need to fear but thetserious diseases that It often lead ssfeelMoot of these are known a germ diseases Pneumonia and consumption are among them Why not take Chamberlains Cough Rom and cure your cold while you i cant For solo by all dealers m t dTherewho keep tho balance of theb howlthen DONT BE BALD i Nearly Anyone May Secure Splendid Growth of Hair We have a remedy that has aloe d 1 to grow hair and prevented bald ness In 93 out of 100 cases where I used according to directions for a reasonable length of time Tb atc may seem like a strong statement It Is and we mean It to bo and no ono should doubt it until have put our claims to an actualc test We are so certain Rpxall 93 Hair Tonic will cure dandruff pro rent baldness stimulate the scalp and hair roots stop falling pair and grow now hair that wq personally give our positive guarantee to re i fund every penny paid lis fpr it in every Instance where it does not give entire satisfaction to the use Rexall 03 Hair Tonic is as pleasant to use as clear spring ter It is delightfully perfumed and does sot grease or dam tho hair Two sizes BOc sad 100 With our guarantee back pt it you certainly take no rlekKUjfold only at our8toreThe Reiall Slote I Jamea II Williams tl4 Main St Hartford Ky i- rw r t j 4f P OOOOb0000060000d- ad O 0 0 POKMS YOULL ENJOY O O O 0 The Heralds Special Selections 0 00 r s 00REMEMBRANCE I remember I remember in the house where I wasborn HOW father made us all rget up at daylight every meta The slice of cold and greasy por- khoupon my breakfast plate The muddy coffee that I drank soggy bread I ate I remember I remember how J I trudged a mile to school And was rapped across llie knu les if I broke tho slightest rule The birch above the teachers desk the lightning In hieIOye The way ho used to keepme In till stars were in the sky remember I remember how In agoBontttcv bed half covered up with snow And how tho homemade socks of blue that patiently wore Were knitted from the kind of stuff In Nessuss shirt of yore I remember I remember how we sat by candlelight And vainly tried to see to do our lessons overnight And how before the glowing hearth from time to time WQ turned Because alasl our backs would freeze the while our faces burned remember I remember how our holidays wero fewJ And father always found son chores We had to stay and do hoeing corn and sawing wood we exercisen us bpvs wore made a smaller size remember I remember how Hi seasons came and went we helped to reap the harvests centetalk of It I vow thank the Lord with all my heart those times are over no r SILVER FOUl IX SKULL GIVES RACK MEMORY Now York March 22A piece of silver toll three Inches square rest ing directly against the brain of Harry Osmans a 16yearold pt tient In Bellevue Hospital has In of killing him restored his I lapsed memory and apparently cu him of epilepsy iu The foil was inserted by the our geons after a critical operation which a Yshaped section of the skull three inches long and two wide at the top of the V was removed The sliver foil as a means of preventing adhesion between the brain and its containing membrane Is not absolutely new surgery but it was used for the first time at Bellevue in this operaI lion When brought to the hospital boy was suffering from fits of epi dlepsy about three times a Week an he had partially lost his memory Thirtysix hours after the operation tho boy had recovered his memory there had been no sign of at pt the epileptic attacks A silver plate will be placed iIn skull as soon as tho surgeons assured that the incision is healing properly A tight feeling Inihocheat ac companied by a short dry coup Indicates an Inflamed condition fin the lungs To relieve IIt buy the size of DALLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP you got with each a free HERRICKS RED POROS PLASTER for hoiho chest The syrup relaxes tho tight ness and tho plaster draws out tbeandInflammation It Is an Ideal com bination for curing colds settled in tho lungs Sold by Hartford Drug CaaBeaver Dam Ky m Ills Shrill in Ills Iocket Eureka has a citizen Henry D Drown who carries a piece of his own skull In his own pocket for good luck Recently he chopped down a tree It lodged against ari other one When he a Q mpted to cut a limb that was holding it the ax bounced back and chopped a oychunk of his skull off ogether with considerable flesh and halrKans- as City Journal GHIIdrr cry FOR KETCHEjtS C ASTORIAi tiJUDGE k1eI3EATH RESIGNS AS THE COURT ItItQRT- r The Frankfort Newsjrournal pays J Ra McBeath as reporter oJ4bRj Court ojAppealagr1s filed wlt the Court yettcrdaylA wrlUng towtmko elf on September 1 19xE f9rtaInattoqaccep4rd IeFeldcti 011 of obert a Iitgdon atlodlJl lrlporter theawuoft1clUr entered om toe recofdd ofthef cwVAU sVi f i iJi 1 nf i H r jc Vices to begin nt the September term otthoc9urrlhe court furto er ordered that the Chief Justice In behalf of the court express to Judge McBeath its appreciation of the faithful and eflclent service rendered by him as its official rer porter and the personal regret oft all the Judges to part with him Notice to Creditors Ac All persons haying claims against the estate otR D Curtis deceas theedaro hereby notified to file same with the undersigned Admfnistra tor properly proven on or before the first day of May 1912 or theyI ckwill bo forever barred Those per sons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate will please call at my office in Hartford Kentucky on or before the first day of May 1912 and thereby save cost Given Un der my hand this 4th day of March 1912 I0t4 FL FELIX Administrator of tho estate ofR D Qurtls deceased Glorious News Comes from Dr J T Curtiss DwIght Kan Ho writes I not only have cured bad cases of ecze ma in my patients with Electric Bit ors but also cured myself by them of the safe disease I feel sure they will benefit any case of eczema This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Dittos Isa most effective blood purifier Its an excellent remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers bolls and run ning sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels expels poisons helps digestion builds up thee strength Price OOc Satisfaction guaranteed by James II Williams Hartford Ky m CatalogueA tothe- e Bowling Green University requesting a copy of the new handsome illustrated catalogue will bring to you a booklet so beautiful and BO attractive that you will want to pre serve it as a work of art and excellence wHeadaches that come from a disordered stomach or constipated bowels are permanently cured by HERBINE It purifies the system and regulates the bowels Price 60c Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Dea- L ver Dam Ky m S Jonah They flung poor Jonah in the sear The captain who was cross Said Tis a case It seems to me Of prophet and of loss April Womans Home Compan- Ion Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAWhat We Forgot Tommy Pop what are the sins of omission T omishe todAn Unknown Quantity It is impossible to get the best of some people They havent any Plttsburg Ledger DONT SAY YOURE OLD You Only Feel Old hDigestive organs are weak dontassimilate food as they used to Other organs act more slowly and less effectually Blood la thin and sluggish Renewal of strength docs not equal wear and tear of your system Thats what makes you feel old Nothing in the world will tone up Invigorate those weak backslid fug organs make rich blood and era ate strength so quickly as Vinol Vlnol Is not a secret nostrum simply the medicinal elements of tho cods livers with the useless nauseat ing oil eliminated and tonic Iron add edTry a bottle of Vlnol with the understanding that your money will be returned If it does not make you Btroriear feel younger and give you an added Interest In Ufo James H Williams Hartford Ky Z Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam Ky POLANDCHINAS If you need any good hoge write me for my prices loan furnish you with a gooyqung sow with second litter o f pigs an excellentyoung boar Jutgiltsrelit3ytobleedandpigil 60 to 80 pounds Prices will gllit y011 s BoJ Socle and Silver Wyandotte reggs from prisse IgtwinufugblrIa fo ki =r mCi 1 J f 1 QE J rA ty j j 4 c Ato f i I To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons 1 Now is the time to begin to anticipate your irefifoI wants We have just rettiyed twoffij Joadsrpf the ceK brated American Steel Wire Fence We bought it xlglltrr tso we can give you a very low price on any specifications you may need Call and see us about your ftuccf Yours truly c I DUNDEE MERCANTILE OI coR DUNDEE KENTUCKY OuTnii Zi BLOUNFS TRUE BLUE tfl STEEL BEAM PLOWS6M TO 16 INCHES I Strong Durable EasyRunning AcknowledgedbyallasthePlowofQuaUtYIII i OLD BVr-LIKENS a ACTONHARTFORD KKNTOCIOC a eee ITalks to Business Men No 6 IThialittIc talk with a border around it is an advertisement You dont have to read it if you m dont want toyou dont lhave to save money if yont care to lYe are advertising a way for you m to advertise your business jThebest way to advertise is with something pretty and attractive to give your customers as a token of appreciation of their business and also a modest way of asking for the continuance of same And there is nothing that would serve this pur pose so well as a beautiful handpainted calii darMWe are in the market with a copyrighted ex elusive line from one of the foremost calendar houses of the country a house long noted for the superior quality of its products YouwijIaave money by calling at this olio beforobuyi- ngter L The Hartford Herald Hartford Kyj eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e Storm CloudNo 4tU A e ti 13 A For the Season of j19121 ire Btd Eagle 28 Danij Lettie Deimark 4SJ7 10 Utrj lIjlI1 lI1ffi 0 i t1 Y STORM CLOUD Will be found every day in the weektata barn onSouth Church Street as the Allen barn on square south of Morton a Drug Store Fee MrllO This Season For f particulars and breedingrAddre- ssDEXTER BEAN rI Centertbwn Kentucky b NOTION TO suBscRjBriRs 4 f la ordering the aAdreee of 4 your paper changed from one 4 p iic to wolEer H U altoltiwt 4 iMCMMrr Jta state where t u4 M hate ItMB reselling the paper u 4 Pwell aawhereirosswant It cgasa + taYe rtePleait tiearthle1Rl Q0 + t p 1 14 yb41r xIu l ita + + I 11 W oi g ttn oo i known i I yL + 4 + + + + + + + + + + 4 NOTICE TO4SW3ORIB1 RS i 4 Opposite your Lame one ii- P taper orXts6ppr ouwnlftnq Use date ieur iubeerlptIoa ex fIt 4 b1ret1w1t 1t17 rflNb aeriptfoa hagezp1r dleaae4 eiid asojse dellerp Wewill ay I F t ateA pttepilttaase i t i wi r- Gr s y n IFDNE8UAZj MARCIE 27 1l18 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN I K t 000000000000000j 0 MASTER COMMISSIONERS 0 SALES o I 0000000000000001tJ Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Nora Boohm Plaintiff VS Edgar Boehm et al Defendants By Virtue of a judgment and or- t der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the February term 19J2 In the above cause for the sum of 20770 with interest 6 6at the rate of 6 per cent per annum ibruaryijtemot 52500 with llklnterest j smthe 3d day of December19k t fA tttefurthOrsum of 19840 i Vit like interest from the 1st day f E titJanuary 1912 and the further ruin dr 142500 without Interest and the further sum of 25000r with Interest at the rate of 6 per- centr per annum from January 1 1912 and 12500 with like Inter Jest from December 4 1908 until t paid and tho further sum of 790 with like interest from tho 4th day of March 1911 subject to the following I credits 3000 paid Nora Boehm February 5 1909 and J8840 costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court iiouse door In Hartford on Monday to 1st day of April 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the follow ing described property towit Two certain tracts of land In Ohio coun ty Kentucky on the waters of Rough river and bounded as fol lows Beginning nta stone on what Is known cs tho Iron Mountain rod In tho Hue of T J Loves heirs thenco With call road N 3 8 ft W TTM 5 TJDteslua atonettheree 31 U ti 1215 poles to n stone thonco N E5 E 1 K 35 poles to a Etoiie ifhencc N 12W 48 45 poles to a C stone thence N 44 E26 poles to a stono thenco N 68 M E 27 poles to a stone thence N 33 E 15J4 poles to a stone thence N 7W2 poles to a Etone and beechOeorgo P Jones corner on Enid road thence ivlth said Jones line S 05 E 144 poles to a forked sycamore Jones corner on Rough RIver thence down raid river as It meanders binding on low water mark to what IB known as theOld bed of Rough Rlevr thence along said Old bed vwjth its meanders to a beech and Tiugar tree now gonaV John T Moores corner of said bed thonco with said Moores line S 79 W 123 p polesto the tieglnotagw0ontntaing 125 acre more or less Second tract- Beginning at a stone in the Geo P Jones lino oa said road thence with Baldrdad N 57 W 72 poles to a stono in said road in front of GZ B Howards house thence with said road N 34 E leaving said and In all 67 poles wroad in C4 poles oftto a stone C B Howards corner IIN in D S Bennetts line thence with Bennetts line N 85 Ell poles toS a white oak gum and two beeches Bennetts corner thence with his line S 9 E passing his and George J I P Jones corner In 46 poles and In all 97 poles to the beginning conE I f taming 214 acres more or lessI The two tracts are the same con veyed to Edgar Boebm by W E I Newbolt et al heirs of DL Smith I on December 3 1908 as shown byI1I deed of record In Ohio County Clerks office Deed Book 36 page x232 I Alas the following tract of landt lyingbeing In Ohio countytt Kentucky j and bounded as follows Beginning at a sugar tree stump and sugar treo on thp bank of the Old bed of Rough Rlvor and D L Smltho corner thence with his line S 79 W 93 poles to a stoner1 thence S 32M E C5 poles to a stone thence S 8714 E 29 U poles to a 8vetgum on a slough thenco S In Y E 60 poles to a stone thence 87 J4 E 31 poles to a gum and white pale on the banjs of Rough River thence up the same N 224 E fD polo N Sy E 26 poles N 22 5 B 24 pales N 32 4 E 16 pales Jfc42 fi 1S 3 poles N CIV W 26 poles to the said Old bed thenco up same S 82 W 3516 POlcd NG3 W 21 polest N 5 E 27 poles to tho beginning con taining 6Q acres more or less Being samoland conveyed to Edgar Boehm by John TV Moore and wile December 4 1D08 as shown by deed of r cordlnOhlo County Clerks office Deed Book 36 page 231 A tract of land in Ohio county Kentucky on the w teror Rough river and bounded as follows Beginning at a stake In sajd 1lveriwherotba Old bud leaves same thence With said Old bed as It meanders to wjiore it enters GASTQRIAFor hifitlrte and ObildreL DtKlltYiIHaYI Ar JsnBears the JSlgnaureof said river thenco up said sliver as it meanders to the beginning containing 8 acres more or teas Conveyed to Edgar Boehm by J R Pir m tie and wife and Henry Pirtle on December 4 1908 as shown by deed of record In the Ohio County Clerks office Deed Book 36 page 486 The first two named tracts of land herein will be sold first to pay the debt of Ida Plrtle Jessie Fryer and 0 D Smith amounting to 82600 with interest and cost as above stated nnd second to pay the debt of Westorficld Brothers amounting to 19840 with Interest of and cost as above stated and third to pay the homestead exemptions of Edgar Boehm 42500 and fourth of to pay Nora Boehm 20770 withn Interest and cost less tho 30 credit as above stated N The third named tract of land herein will be sold first to pay the lien debts of the Bank of Hartford Assignee of John T Moore the sum 37600 with interest and cost F as above stated second to pay the lien debt of Minnie Boehm 79000 with interest and cost as above stated The fourth tract or land named Ity herein will be sold first to pay the lien debt of Minnie Boehm or the remainder thereof together with her Interest and cost and second to pay the remainder of the debt In terest and cost of Nora Boehm or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to J oxecute bond with approved socur ity immediately after sale li This 12th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master Commissioner O B Likens Jno n Wilson Glenn Slmmerman Attorneys Masterf CwmnkaioneIni Ride Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky M Barnett Adtnr c Plaintiffs vs- J W White et nl Defendants By virtue ofa judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the Bpbruary term 1912 In tho above cause for tro purpose of settling the estate ot Sylvester White deceased rind di vision of the proceeds amongst the parties In Interest If any remalnr after paying the debts and costa herein I will offer for sale by pub lic auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 1st dayof Apll 1012 about 1 6ock m upon a credit of six and Jelvj months the following de sciibed property towlt A parcel of land lying and being In Ohio county Kentucky bounded and described as follows viz1 Beginning at a double maple and wljlte oak on a point being one of Walter Whites corners thence with a UDO of Mays 7732 acre sur vey of which this Is a part thence 62 V E 120 poles to a white oak two dogwoods near the west of a rocky branch thence west 123 E 173 poles to two dogwoods sassafras black oak and hickory J thence with a marked line N 74 W 123 poles to a hickory three small sassafras and small black on tho side of the hill thence beginI ent by Frank Allen by deed of date April 7 1865 and of record in Deed Book Tat page 94 Also another parcel of land lying being in Ohio county Ien tucky on the waters of Caney Creek containing 17 V6 acres more or less and being a part of the same land conveyed to R II Daniel by Ocorgo M Daniel bounded as folows viz1 Beginning at a white nlr corner of Sylvester Whites 100 acre turvev thonce N 63 E 22 Mea to an Ironwood and stone tljyro S 17 E 1243 poles to atone on the North bank of a branch thence S 39 E 29 roles prhred oini and stone thence S tOW 834 poles to a stone In tho ordinalI lino of 8lve8ter Whites m tOO pore survey thence N 23 W iJ 4 poles to tho beginning Being tho same land convoyed to deced ent by R H Daniel by deed of dato August 26 1899 and of record In the Ohio County Court Clerks of 289jThej l ty immediately after sale t This 12th day of March 1912 F L FELIX 1 Master Commissioner J Barnes Smith Attorneys or a Master Commissioners Sale 1 Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Resale Y FJtzhugh Executor cloI Plaintiffs l vs t- lJasS Fltzhugh c Defendants of By virtue ofa judgment and or er of sale of tho Ohio Circuit Court rendered at Ihp October term 1910 In the abovo cause for restjatj M 7II r 7f Ho auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 1st daY of April 1912 about one oclock ip upon a credit of six and twolv months the following describe property towit The life estate of Sarah Collln Smith in attactof land in Ohio county Kentucky bounded as fol lows Beginning at an oak stum and hickory bush in old Fltzhugl line corner of Johnson heirs thence N 114 E with said line 1 782 feet to a stake near walnu marked as a corner of Fltzhugl survey thence B 83 E with line Fitzhugh survey 2293 feet to ia stake marked as a corner of salt survey thence S 84 E with line said survey 1802 feet to a staki maple marked as a pointer corner to Dr Fitzhugh tract thence 883 W 2588 feet to an oak stump and hickory bush the beginning containing 99 acres more or less The above sale Is for the use and benefit of the estate of Nclllt Thomas deceased or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved recur Immediately after sale This 12th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Den D Ringo Hcavrln Wood ward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky R Her c Plaintiffs vs T Park c Defendants By virtue Of a judgment and or der of sale or the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the Februar term 1912 In the above cause for the purposo of dividing the pro ccoda a mongat1heUnltieette thelj Interests appear after paying tin costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys foe I will offer for salt by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 1st day of April 1912 about one oclock p m upon n credit of six twelve and eighteen months tin following described property to witTwo tracts of land In Ohio county Kentucky bounded and describ ed as follows The first tract of 5 o acres bounded on the East by the lands of Henry Stewart on the North by the lands of Lonelier Crowder on the West by the lands of Boney Allen and known as tin FInley Park land Second tract particularly descrlb ed as follows A tract of lane which descended from Jesse Green Leach and Henry Leach being lots two and three In the division made by Rogers McSherry and Stewart bounded on the North by the land of Stewart and Crowder on the East by the lands of Crowder and Finley Park land on the South bj the lands of Park and on the West by the lands of Rafferty and Beck containing 100 acres The purchaser will be required tc oxecute bond with approved secur Ity Immediately after solo This 12th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Heavrin Woodward J M For tel Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Maude Black Guardian c Plain tilts- Dorcas vs Black et at Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of tho Ohio CIrcuit Court rendered at the February term 1912 In the above cause fat tho purpose of settling the estate of A T Black and distribution cl the funds amongst the parties In interest after paying costs herein Including a reasonable attorneys foe I will otter for sale by public auction at the court house door hi Hartford on Monday the 15th day of April 1912 about one oclockVp upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit Three certain parcels of land in OhIo county Kentucky viz FIRST TRACT Beginning at a white oak near Bethel mooting house thence N 20 W 120 poles ton white oak and hickory thence S 20 W GO poles to three black oaks thence 8 32 E 23 poles to three black oaks thence on a straight line to thp beginning Containing 33 acres more or less SECOND TRACT Beginning at black oak and a white oak In Dukes line near Bethel church thence N 7 E 124 poles to a black and white oak in Thomas Dukes lino thence W 48 poles to black oaks on tho west side HInes Mill road thence N 21 poles to a hickory and black oak thanco Ws 150 poles to four white cotes gum and hickory thence So 152 poles to throe black oaks and two hickories thence S 71fJ 20 poles to three black oaks ono of- ealdDukes corners thonco wltlihls lIne N 20 E 60 poles to two white oaks and gum another 01 sold ci Dukos corners thence with another of Ms lines to the beginning containing by estimation 108 acres excepting 90 acres of land sold to Montavllle Gaddis leaving balance 51 acres THIRD TRACT Beginning at a black oak near R H Hayworths lands on west side of branch about 20 steps thence south to a hickory thence S E to chestnut In the orig inal Black line thence with the old line between Caddis and Black In north direction to HInes Mill road at end of slat fence thfthce east across said road to Caddis corner thence north with his line to R Hayworths line thence west with said Hayworths line to the begin ning a black oak Containing 35 acres more or less Tracts designated as first and sec ond tracts being tho same land con voyed to A T Black by Rowan Hol brook Commissioner by deed of date July 31 1901 and of record in the Ohio County Clerks office In Commissioners Deed Book No at pagV And tract No3 desig nated above being the same land conveyed to A T Black deceased by Samuel Caddie by deed of date October 10 1900 and of record In Ohio County Court Clerks office In Deed Book page The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 23th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Barnes f Smith Attorneys Vnnt a Position Young men and women of this county who want employment at Increased salaries would do well to write the Bowling Green Business University of Bowling Green Ky for their rntes terms and courses TJurola uf iiiosUon boutUiafaci that business education Incremes ones oanfng power as nothing else can do A Cold Ill Grippe Then Pneumonia Is too ofta the fatal sequence and coughs that hang on weaken the system and lower tho vital resist ance U Ci Collins postmaster Uarncgat X J was troubled with a severe la grippe cough Ho says I would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing I bought a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar Compound and before I had taken it all the coughing spells had entirely ceased Foleys Honey and Tar Compound cant be beat It stopstbo cough by healing the cause Refuse substitutes For sale by all dealers m n The KInd You Havo Always Bought and which has been In uso for over 30 years has borne tho signature of S and has Ijcciiinodo under his per sonal supervision slnee its Infancy Allow no ono todeceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations anti Justasgood nro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor 011 Pare- gorIc Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates the Stomach and Dowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINFfCASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho Signature of 4 7sv 0bThe Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years 71R CENTAU COMPANY TT MURRAY nUT NEW VORK CITY 4 0 moi 1 i u I I ENTmcroX Light nd Pa l Company UNCOIUClItTtlI E G BARRASS MGR Elar1fordJKy Will wire your house at cost Electric Lights eels clean healthy and safe No home or business house should be without them when within reach rwwwwiwiEi1SEND MATHENEY BAITS jj Vanderbilt Training School FOR BOYS Elkton Kentucky A limited select school for boys Faculty w ofcollegetrained men Our patronage has come from several Southern States Twenty four different towns in Western Kentucky rep resented this year Electric Lights Steam Heat Hot and Cold Baths Extremely Healthful location 400000 recently spent on improvements- No saloons in the town or county Moralsurroundings excellent Unex- celled as a school for young boys Nineteenth Year Begins September 6 1911 Write for catalogue q Address all communications to r Desk 9 fflATHENEY BATTS e g f wAGE EIGHT THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 1912 ITj r III k k + c l2c GREAT DISPLAY OF LATEST SPRING FASHIONS ftii NOW READY FOR YOUR SELECTION rJ n- I ctc 1 ftm l I It HENyou come tosee us about clothes for Springwe hope to seeyou soonyoure certain to be impressed with several rJ j j iithings about our store and our goods and whether you buy your clothes here or somewhere else we want yqu to know i tthese things about us r rGood clothes are something men done of the things we want to tell you iis that we appreciate w much it means to most rJ tofyou to get good clothes to get value for the money to receive when you buy goods that i are worthwhile We have 1 some t i knowledge about these things it s natural that we should use that knowledge In your Interest there s no reason why we shouldnt use 11 it in your interest The result offO emplcying our knowledge of good clothes is a big stock of t HART SCHAF FNER Si MARX 1 r fine suits We mention these particularly because we know theyre the best clothes made because theyre better in style in quality tIIof materials in tailoring than any other clothes If we didnt think so wed find clothes we did think so about c- Special Styles for Young Men tYouyoung men want stylish clothes youre so particular about the distinction of fashion the snap the extreme models the jC rfc lively patterns and colors that maybe youve neglected little the things back of the style Being particular about style is a good ec thing be particular But if your clothes are half cotton and cheaply tailored wheres your style going to be ina few weeks wearu u iC Just think that over Well give you style all y i r trightbut better have style that stays stylish I 9 on tM c = 31S-R c I WI tr rr 4+ J1t I E P BARNES BROTHER r BEAVER DAM j KENTUCKY R11 JlJ1IJ1Iwof Sf if ill ff f tif tf i t t Kt I 4 The Hartjord Herald M H 8 E RAILROAD TIME TA BLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N Time Card fs effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 112 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p mI South Hound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II E MISCHKE Agt THE BIG STRIKE A- TWHENCE IS ENDED f And Ultimate Consumer Will Finally Pay the Bill of In i Wagesit Boston Mass March 25Theg- reat Lawrence strike which brought lu its train increased wages for 275000 textile workers in New England was officially declared off nt nil the mills In Lawrence today having accomplished Its purpose In the opinion of the leaders In this connection it Is generally believed toothat advances In wages or reduction In hours to paper mill employes bagging and burlap work t Mrs machinists and rperatlves in other Industries are all traceable directly or indirectly to the Move ment wllch had Ifs origin li Law noronI upward of 300000 Advances in the price of woolen and cotton goods which have been Linde or which arc In prospect will 1 probably placo upon tho ultimate I consumer much of tho burden of the additional cost to the textile manufacturersThis aggregate between 10000000 and 12000000 dur I ing tho next year It Is estimated Will agents In announcing the advance I In prices have frankly said that the upward trend Is the result 4atwage advances Tho rise in tho price of cotton goods announced up till today Is comparatively smalla fraction of n cent a yard In most casesbut selling agents predict that the net s advance to the retailer may ultl yrdmatelySome increased prices also have a7 1 r t e ao ijI IYn JIi JLIt I t1 j 1 been quoted on woolen goods and dealers freely predict higher prices for next season New Bedford where the manu facturers of the finer grades of cot ton goods have refused to accede to the demands of the employes for an additional five per centhas displac ed Lawrence as the center of Inter est in the textile situation- CENtERTOWN March 25Mr LBrown of Williams Mines visited relatives here Saturday Mr C T Overton went to Fords vllle Saturday Mr Lee Mason and daughter Miss Bessie have returned from the Eastern markets While there they purchased an immense stock of goods for their largo store at this placeMr T M Her has been on the sick list for several days Mr Helfrlc Bishop has moved to the J C Warden farm Attorney W H Barnes of Hart ford was In town Thursday The Jamestown coal mines blocat ed west of here on Green river will soon be In operation again F O Coffman Sons have leased the property and have made extensive Improvements In the mines The machinery for operating has been ordered for several weeks and Is now expected at any time 0 A IMcnsnnt 1hyslc When you want a pleasant phys ic give Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial They are mild and gentle in their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect Call at any dealers for a free sample m CIWAIAO March 25Mrs Ben Graves of Hockport visited hero last week Mr Martin Evorly and family of Nelson visited here recently Mrs J H Wood spent several days In Hartford lost week Mr Harry Balls Is suffering with erysipelas In his foot Mrs J M Everly wlo has been visiting at Paradise and Rockpprt for some time has returned home Mr Joe Chandler bought two tine mules of Mr Worth Boll Price not stated An uneasy feeling In the stomach or bowels yields quickly to IIER BINEJ It tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels Prlco SOc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford ty Donovan Co Beaver Dam JIllIril tii I fi I BEAVER DAM March 2uThe 3d Friday even tlmelsettochurch Rev A B Gardner having resigned the month before Not withstanding tho roads were so bad that few of the country members could be present the largest crowd was In attendance that had been In DtoGardnershe was again called for an Indcfl alto term Bro Gardner was not present at the election but after being notified of the result lie again accepted the care of the churchMr Charlie Leach Is erectlng a storehouse out In South Beaver Dam and will soon open a family grocery and teed store there Mr Sam Gentry who lately mov ed to our town has bought the stock of goods belonging to A D Taylor Son Mr Gentry and wife have gone to market to layln a full line of dry goods and millinery Mrs J M Knox of Whltesvllle Ky who has had quite an extended visit with her brother Mr W R Cook returned home last week The Republicans of our town seem to be divided between Tart Pond Roosevelt for President but as yet the Democrats have not lined up I do not know the sentiments of any except your correspondent who Is anxious to see ono man nom hinted south of Mason and Dixons line therefore wo arc for Champ Clark For halt a century the Dem ocrats have gone north of Mason and Dlxons line for Presidential timber and during that time Have elected one man twice and he did nothing during his two terms for the common masses So let us go over In our neighboring State and select a man who has shown his colors by working day and night in Congress In the Interest of all the people alike The Speaker of the House is the man Mr Larkin Williams is still vary low of lung trouble He Is a veteran of the Civil War and was n batull1ifeat rX Master Commissioners Halek Ohio Circuit Court Kentuckyi C RgBrown et al Plaintiffs I S vssElizabeth Joyner et aiDefendants By virtue ota judgment and org- 1terof sale of the Ohio Circuit Courts rendered at the February te nii21l 1q 1st3oSebovecausefortkjJ iIWi + ri 1 j I purpose of dividing the proceeds arising from the sale of the land hereinafter described as their Interests may appear after paying the costs herein including a reasonable attorneys feeI will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the 15th day of April 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit A certain tract of land lying a being In Ohio county Kentucky on the waters of Green river abounded lid and described as follows viz Beginning at a stone J A Hudnells northwest corner thence North with C J Moxleys line the public highway thence with said road a western course to Luke Taylors line thence South with said Taylors line to J E Drowns line thence South to T A Kitchens land thence with said Kitchens line to Green river thence up said river to the mouth ota gut and to J A Hudnells line with the same to the beginning Same containing 130 acres more or lei I Being tho same land conveyed J B Ryan and wife to Mrs Pollna Baker et al by deed of date 16th of March 1893 and recorded in Deed Book 20 page 259 and apart of the same land conveyed by Brownbyand of record in Deed Book 29 page 114 Ohfo County Cou Clerks office The purchaser will bo require- to execute bond with approved se curity Immediately after sale This 25th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master Commissioner Barnes Smith Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky R A Owen Plaintiff- vs J H Ambrose et al Defendantss By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1911 and a supplement judg meat rendered at the February term 1912 In the above cause for tho sum ot20000 with Inter est at the rateot6 percent pc annum from tha 58tfi day of AprilI 1909 until paid subject to a bred otH367 as of date January 1st 1911 and tho further sum of 27640 with Hko interest from t Oth day of August 19101i and the further sum ot 265iOw1thllkei- nterest from the 6th ca17ttAug i i if ust 1910 and costs herein I will otter for sale by public auc tion at the mill site on or nest tho J H Ambrose farm on public road halt way between Mt Moriah church and Adaburg on Saturday tho 13th day of April 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the follow 1ing described property towit One saw mill consisting of a boil er engine saw rig belts and belted lag tools and all other appliances and attachments belonging to said mill Being the same property or dered and directed to be sold by this Court in a judgment entered In this cause on the 27th day of October- to 1911 on the crosspetition of Mary Hamilton against her codefendants This property will be Bold as a whole and the proceeds after pay Ing his costs heroin will bo appli ed first to pay the lion debt of plaintiff R A Owen on a one third undivided interest in said property second to pay the debts Interest and costs of Mary Hamil ton against her codefendants J H ThevyOwen and the second and third amounts lira duo Mrs Hamilton The purchaser will be requled to execute bond with approved secur ty immediately after sale This 25th day of March 1912 F L FELIX Master CommIssioner- rt Barnes Smith Heavrln Woodward Attorneys- d 4 Backache Almost Unbearable Is an almost certain result of kid fey trouble D Toomey 803 E Olive street Bloomlngtpn 111 says I suffered with backache and pains in my kidneys which were almost unbearable I gave Foloy Kidney Pills good trial and they did won does for me Today I can do a real hard days work and not feel the effects Foleys Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond tho roach of medicine No medicine can do more For sale by all dealIers mv t S C nI Reds and mack Orpingtons eggsr200Iitper 15 Baby Chicks 2cents each Poona 99A- roms AS CHINN IyIeThe Mississippi river Is forty I mlleswldeatso n points below C lro d r t iir c f i f I HOPEWELL March 26Miss Polly Coleman has returned from Nashville Tenn where she has been studying the millinery business She will set up at Paradise to do that kind of work in the latest style There were three working days + the first ot last week and the farm rlburn v fixing fence No ploughing done yet Born to the wife of Mr Charlie Brown tho 9th inst a fine girl Rev N B Watson wife and three little children spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Addle Rob ertson of tho Pond Run neighbor hood Rev Watson preached for us SundayMiss Taylor visited Misses Lizzie and Girtie Moore other relatives at Taylortown andIj week WEST PROVIDENCE tMarch 23Mrs John Ashby died at her home south of Center town after a short Illness of pneu monia She was about 71 years old Funeral services were conducted at the church hero and her remains were laid to rest In the cemetery near by Mrs Laura Render has spent tho past few weeks with her daughter Mrs Kelly riyatt In McLean coun ty Messrs Alex Maddox and JamesMAshby are on the sick list Mr and Mrs Will Curtis J of visited relatives IIn this J vicinity recently J A uSNearlysuch as eczema tetter salt rheum and barbers itch are characterized by an Intense itching and smarting which often makes life a burden and disturbs sleep and rest Quick applyingChamberlaino i itching and smarting almost an stantly Many cases have been cured by its use4Fpr sale dealers For a pale tJYIljji I SIxtj fro acres of well Jt land In Rough river bottoms 2 miles west of Hartford 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