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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, April 17, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912041701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, April 17, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1t- i 7- I jf r 7 7 fHEHARTFORD HERALDj 1M1 J t Subscription 1 Per Year in cehlI Como the Beraldofr a 6iay world thews illll Lamberieg at By Batt All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed II 1138th YEAR HERTFORD KY WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 1912 INTO 16 II AWFUL FATE OF A SHIP AT SE- At r Worlds Biggest Stearjier Rammed by Iceberg REPORT GREAT LOSS OOF LIFE Mammoth 10000000 liner Meets Disaster On Malden Voyage WIRELESS CALLS WRING HELP Halifax N S April15rThe Canadian Government Marine Agen cy hero at 415 p m received a wireless dispatch that the Titanic Is sinking The message came via the cable ship Mlnla off Cape Race It said that the steamers towing the Titanic were endeavoring to get Into shoal water near Cape Race for the purpose of beaching her Wireless dispatches up to noon today showed that rho passengers of tho monster Whlto Star Liner Titanic which struck an Iceburg off the XewTounaiand coast laut night were being transferred aboard the steamer Carpathia a Cunarder which left New York April 13 for NaplesAnother liner the Parisian of the Allan Company which sailed from Glasgow for Halifax on April C is already close at hand and as sisting In the work of rescue The Baltic and Virginian also are near the scene and the Olympic apparently Is near at hand as the wireless information concerning the transfer comes from Capt Had dock of the Olympic The first news of the accident was received by the wireless opera tor at Cape Race It said Have struck an Iceberg Wo are badly damaged Rush aid I IWithin half hour the Virginian of the Allan line had been com municated with and her captain was headed directly to the scene Shortly afterward the VirginianI r sent the following p her local r agents Titanic says she is badly damaged as result of striking an ice j berg She demands immediate assistance and we are rushing to her i help From time to time other wireless l advices were received In each it was stated the Titanic was still In touch and It was not until 1227 that the Virginian reported she had lost the Titanic A wireless message from the Ti tanic received shortly after mid i theigiant Jfcerg off the banks of Newfoundland and was in a sinking condition Transfer of the passengers to the I l lifeboats began at once The accl dent occurred at 1025 oclock last I night Two hours later the ships wireless apparatus which had been working so badly as to permit of only Intermittent and fragmentary messages failed completely The last words sent by the op orator told that the vessel was apparently doomed sinking by the head and that the women pas I sengers were being i rushed into the lifeboats A reassuring feature I jyyas that the weather was calm and Itar and help only a few hours away LATER REPORTS Indicate That There jWas Terrible Loss of Life New York April 15It Is fear i ed more than 1500 people sank to death when within our hours otter she struck an Iceberg the White Star liner Titanic bound from Liv erpool to New York foundered off Newfoundland banks r Up to midnight 675 passengers ftfltly women ana children wore lf accounted for a wireless received tsaying they worn on the Carpathia j bound I for New York The White Stir officials are still 1 6lfopetpl that other vessels notably t the Parisian and Virglniari have I saved some orf 811 ofthe others r According to a Cape lace d1- patchthe Carpathia I l idd up these passengers and when s e arrived at the scene there was oily I floating wreckage of the 10QQQ 1 J 1 I F- 000 vessel indicating where she went ddwn Agents of Virginian and the Parisian at Montreal think the Par isian may have arrived In time to be of assistance but the Virginian probably too late proceeded on her voyage The latter will not be in touch with wireless until she reaches the Irish coast Tjie latest reports here from the Virginian were that she could not reach tho Titanic before 10 oclock this morning eight hours after she went down It is equally doubtful about the Parisian Even the survivors suffered hard ships from exposure The Carpa thia picked up lifeboats eight hours after the ship sank The Titanic cost 10000000 It had aboard 5000000 in diamonds 500000 in freight and nearly 4 000 bags of mail much valuable registered mall and a large amount f of bonds iii- I I The Carpathia has 075 persons mostly women and chlldrenaboard bound for New York 1 DATES DEMOCRATS WILL CHOOSE THEIR DELEGATES Illinois convention April 17 Alabama conventionApril 18 Nebraska primary April 19 Oregon primary April 19 Colorado conventionApril 29 Florida primaryApril 30 Massachusetts prlmarApril 30 Delaware convention i April 30 Georgia primary May 1 Connecticut convention May 1 California primary May 14 Utah convention May 14 Michigan convention May 1C Maryland convention May 16 Iowa convention May 16 S Carolina convention May 21 Ohio primary May 22 Virginia convention May 23 New Jersey primary May 28 Texas conventionMay 28 I Georgia conventjonj l j4ay 29 Rhode Island primary May 31 South Dakota primary June 4 Ohio convenllonJune 4 W Virginia convention June 6 Minnesota cg4yentlonJune 6 SHHEVE April 15Mrs Anderson Day son and little son Master Corley 1islted her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Gentry near Davison S Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs OW Duff spent Saturday with Mrs Duffs parents Mr and Mrs C T W Ittlngiilll of iTrlsler Moss Bertha Crowe has returned home after a twoweeks visit with hier brother at Oaks Ky Mr Brady Payton who Is Iithe employ of the Champion Bridge Company Is at home for a few days He has Just completed a bridge In Hickman county Mr Simon Smith of Fordsvllle was In our town last Thursday Mr Smith says he will start in a few days for Canada and other points with his wick horse T E Butler lost a good five yearold mule Sunday thought to be due to overwork Mr Philip Thompson died last Thursday at the home of his sisters near Askins after an operation be- Ing performed for liver disease Mrs Ida Godsey and daughter tOlna went to Fordsvllle Monday Dr Godsey alms to start tom6r row with Mr Jack Hall to Louis ville where the latter Is to be operated on Farmers Meeting RevsT H Balmaln and L B Tichenor will speak at the follow ing places on the dates named in the Interest of A S of E organiza tion Bells Run April 23d Beech Valley April 24th I Magan April 25th Washington Station April 26th Speaking will be at night on each date beginning about 730 New York UnInstructed New York April 12A delega tion of ninety members uninstructed for any Presidential candidate but bound by a unit rule was cho sen at the State Democratic convention today to represent The State in the Baltimore convention A platform featuring tariff revision was unanimously adopted Noticej The party who got our Paper fas tener will please return same as we are In urgent need of It THE HERALD I The Court of Appeals holds that the law agalnstvthe sale barter or loan of intoxicating liquors doe not forbid giving them away i9- ew CAPTAIN ALEX ROWAN MET DEATH ON RIVER Went to Watery Grave in a Strange AccidentWell- Known Here Captain Alex H Rowan forty seven years of age and one of the best known river men of this sec tion of Green river was drowned at 11 oclock Saturday morning about two and onehalf miles above Liv ermore near Jamestown His body was recovered about 2 oclock In the afternoon Captain Rowan was the owner of the gasoline towboat Jolly Tom and at the time of his death was engaged In a raft of logs taping down to the Cooperage company at Livermore The raft was ahead of the boat which was go Ing down the river The tow drift ed against the bank and struck some trees that hung out over the water and Captain Rowan stepped from the boat onto the raft for the purpose of pushing It out Into the river He stepped between two logs such a manner that he was un Iin to extricate his foot and the was carried down under the t boat with him on top of 1 It crushing and TlrbWnlifg him between the raft and the bottom of the boat An account of the accident was telephoned to Livermore and an other boat was sent out at once The little boat was pulled off the raft and tho body of Captain Row an was recovered and taken to his home in Owensboro For a number of years Captain Rowan had engaged in the towing business up and down Green river and was a very popular man Sev eral years ago he was landlord of the Commercial Hotel In Hartford and was well known here He Is survived by a wife and two child ren Miss Annie Laura Rowan sixteen years of age and Tanner Rowan twertvone vears of age TWQ sisters Mrs Maude Peay of Little Rock Ark and Mrs Julia Ather ton of Nuckols and one brother AIL Louis Rowan of Livermore also survive him He was n mem ber of the Livermore camp of Mod ern Woodmen of America OEN FRED D GUANT DIES SUDDENLY IN NEW YORK New Yorc April llMajor General Frederick Dent Grant U S A died hero tonight at the Ho tel Buckingham The news followed within an hour of the reported Illness of Gen eral Grant eldest son of the eight eenth President and himself Com mander of the Department of the EastMrs Grant telephoned the clerks deskGet a physician quick The General is dying- It was first reported he had strangled but later the doctors its a statement said it was heart dis ease He had been suffering from dlabestes and attendant digestive disturbances His heart stopped instantly He was born May 30 1850 and was with his father through sever al of the civil war campaigns La ter he went to West Point He re signed In 1881 and in 1888 was made minister to Austria He re entered till army In the Spanish American war and reached the grade of MaJorGeneraTln 1906 He married Ida M Honore of Chicago In 1874 From 1894 to 1899 he served as Police Commissioner of Now York City Another Robbery nt Mnceo Another robbery has been com mitted at Maceo being the third within the past four months Sometime during Thursday night the barbershop and restaurant con ducted by R Goode was entered nd the burglars secured 25 in money It is not thought anything else was taken The front door to the building was pried open and the cash drawer in which the money was kept was demolished- It was only a short time ago that burglars entered the store of the Maceo Mercantile Company and secured about 75 in money by blow ing open the safe with dynamite II ft IB believed the execution of Fountain an American by Mexican rebels will prejudice any attempt on the part of the latter to secure eco nlUon frbm the United States ill belligerents r RUD ASSESSMENTS INCREASED 137000000 And Debt of the State Will be Wiped Out as Result of j This Action Kentuckys indebtedness will be wiped out In the next three years and the burden of taxation lifted from the people as a result of the action of the State Board of Valua tion and Assessment Friday in increasing more than 13 1000 000 the assessment on franchises of the railroads of the State The State will receive In taxes nearly 700 000 more than was received last year from this one source and when the board completes the assessment of nIl public utility corpora tions IIt1 I sbellevcd that these cor porations will pay to the State a to tal of nearly one million dollars more than they paid last year One result of the action of the board Friday will be to do away with anj necessity for any extra session of the Legislature to pass a JlUbllcuUlty bill or take some oth er step looking to the raising of money to meet claims The deficit an now lie wiped out without any further eslslatlqn andIt lsbelley Vdl now that there will bo no fujI er talk or an extra session The board which raised the cor uorutlons Is composed of Thomas Rhea State Treasurer Dr C F Crecellus Secretary of State nod Henry Uos voith State Auditor- It is said that the action of the hoard upon all matters considered at the meeting was unanimous The companies will now have thirty days In which to present their claims arguments and cause for a decrease at the end of which time the figures will go to the tax duplicate The board may If It sees fit after hearing the represen tatives on the question make alter ations In the figures announced to day but from its final action there Is no appeal At the rate of tlfty cents on the 100 this Increased assessment will produce to the State the sum of approximately 685000 and since it Is not likely that there will be a decrease to any appreciable extent during the subsequent three years of this administration or for that matter at any time beyond the life of this administration It Is figured that the Commonwealth can be freed of her debt and the burden of taxation upon the people equal lzed S ROOSEVELT AND WILSON CARRY PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Pa April 14 The Pennsylvania primary election resulted In a Roosevelt landslide As the returns continue to come In his victory Is made more complete Of the sixtyfour delegates elected In thirtytwo congressional dis tricts fully fifty are pledged to vote for Roosevelt The State convention is sure to be controlled by the antlTaft forcesThe Taft managers are stunned anj have nothing to say In Philadelphia Taft gets seven of the twelve national delegates Woodrow Wilson Is at the head of a practically solid delegation UDDEN DEATH OF SIRS isf SMITH AT HARTFORD People of Hartford were Inex pressibly shocked lust Wednesday Horning upon the announcement that Mrs T J Smith had suddenly expired at her residence here She had gone out into the yard to at tend to her poultry when she was suddenly stricken with an attack- f acute Indigestion She was assisted Into liar house by members of the family and Drs Riley and Wedding hastily summoned but she began sinking fast About half in hour later she expired but was onsclous to the last She realized the end was at hand and spoke tenderly to her family of her depar ture No better woman ever lived and loved and died In Hartford than Mrs T J Smith It was hers to enjoy the love and highest re ipect of alii who knew her Mrs Nancy Ellen Smith was the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Norris and was 62 years four nonths and one day old at the time- f her death She was born and eared In Davies county Ky She olned the Baptist church atWhites rUle Ky In 1877 under the past 1 f torate of Rev Arnold and in 1882 moved her membership to the Hart ford Daptlst church and was ever a faithful Christian and loyal to her church and its institutions- On February 211878 Mrs Smith was married to Col T J Smith who survives her To this union were born six children Three of these died in Infancy and the fol lowing daughters are living Mrs Jesse Thomas Render and Mrs Mrs Mary T Bennett of Lhwton Okla and Miss Wlllye A Smith at home She also leaves five sis ters and one brother as follows Mrs Artie Berry and Miss Cinderel la NorrIs of Whitesvllle Mrs O A Coots of Beaver Dam Mrs Su san Mary Hayes of Owensboro nad Mrs James Cecil of near Hartford and Samuel C Norris Wliltesyilkv The remains of Mrs Smith were kept until Friday to await the ar rival of her soninlaw and daugh ter Mr and Mrs S P Render also her soninlaw Mr Orville Bennett of Lawton Okla Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Friday afternoon conducted by Rev Gatlin of Owensboro Inter ment followed at Oakwood The large concourse of people of all classes who attended the obsequies attested the high esteem In which the deceased was hold Truly she Is gone but not forgotten NirHOLASYILLK KS 111 IOCNIV irT XKxT Lexington Ky April 11terbeing dry for six years Nicholas vlllo the county sent of Jowamlne county returned to the wet col umn three saloons opening their doors for dispensing liquid refresh ments to the public So many Government license were held by persons In the town allowing liquor to be sold by the quart that the citizens after watch- Ing developments for some time decided liquor was contin bdsoldued to there the town should have some revenue and at the recent local option election the town went wet by a decisive major ity The Council fixed the license at 1000 and today was set for the reopening of the saloons The temperance people however declare that they have not surren dered but that their next move will be to secure an order to have an election held under the new county unit law enacted at the last session othe Legislature which they hope will make the entire county including Nlcholasvllle dry JUDGE JEP C JOHNSON DEAD AI GREENVILLE a Judge Jep Ct Johnson one of the best known men In Western Ken tucky died at his home In Greenville at 6 oclock Wednesday after noon He had been In feeble health for some time and his death was not unexpectedJudge Johnson had resided in Greenville for nearly 20 years mov ing there from Calhoun He was 78 years of age and his long life had been full of activity During the Civil War he was a Colonel In the Confederate army and as a lawyer and jurist he has been widely known He was a member of the Constitutional Convention from Mc Lean county1anmage Pond River Madlsonvllle Ky April 13 The loss to the farmers In the Pond River section of tho county due to the overflow of that stream has been estimated at 10000 Old residents of that section say the water never before made such In roads on their lands or remained so long Travel for several miles has been cut off The water Is now re ceding and the condition Is Im proved p Governor Appoints Judges Frankfort Ky April 13The Governor today appointed J H Cooper as Police Judge of the town of Pnlntsvllle In Johnson county vice John H Howes resigned He designated Judge Flem Gor don of Madlsonvllle Special Judge to try several cases In Davless coun ty in which Judge Blrkhead was disqualified To Deliver Chickens Pooled chickens to be delivered at Beaver Dam Wednesday and Thursday April 17th and 18th Nothing but pooled products to be received on said days Bring your eggsS STEVENS t L B TICHENOR H To PORT m Committee 6 MEXICO IS GIVEN ORDERS BY 0UrSS Instructions are Forward ed to Rebels Also AMERICAN LIFE AND PROPERTY Must Be Safely Guarded Or Belligerents Will Pay Consequences WOfm VITH Till HARK OX IT Washington April 15Warnh- og was Issued today by the Unit ed States to the Mexican Govern ment as well as to Genoral Pascual Orozco chief of the revolutionary forces that It expects and must de mand that American life and property within tho Republic of Mexico be Justly and adequately protected and that this Government must hold Mexico and the Moxlcan peO- ple responsible for all wanton or Illegal acts sacrificing or endanger ing American life or damaging Aim erlcau i riiBtjs o11I interests The attitude of the Pulled States as expressed to both the Fodural and rebel authorities In that any maltreatment of American citizens will be deeply resented by the American Government and people and must be fully answered for by the Mexican people Acting Secretory HuntlngtonWll son of the State Department who today Issued special Instructions to Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson at Mexico City and Marlon Letch er American Consul at Chihuahua authorized the statement that In tervention was not contemplated by the Unjtcd States- Ambassador Wilson was ordered to communicate at once the views of the United States to the Mexican Minister Tor Foreign Affairs and u copy of his instructions WOK like WISH sent to Marion Lowlier Arner IlIn Consul at Chihuahua with crucial representations addressed to General Orozco Orozco recently refused to rec ognize Mr Letcher as the Ameil can Consular rcpreventnivI because the United States withheld recognition of the rebel cause The representations to Orozco accuse hint of practical murder of Thomas Fountain an American gunner enlisted with the Federals but summarily executed last week when taken prisoner by the Insur rectosThough declining to justify participation by Americans on either side of the revolution the United States expressly stipulates that American combatants when taken prisoner must bo given humane treatment In accordance with the International rules of war- Time correspondence made public tonight Is admittedly the strong est demand the United States Is known to have made upon Mexico for respectful treatment of Americans as well as other foreigners and declares that a continuation of Illegal acts Is tending to difficulties and obligations which if Is to the interest of all true Mexican hpa triots as It Is the desire of the United States to avoid The Instructions to Ambassador Wilson sent by telegraph today were as follows You will Immediately commu nicate the following to the Minister for Foreign Affairs The enormous destruction constantly Increasing of valuable American properties In the course of the present unforflmate dis AmericanIcontrary to principles governing such matters among all civ ilized nations the Increasing dan gers to which all American citizens In Mexico are subjected and the seemingly possible Indefinite con tinuance of this unfortunate situa tion compel the Government of the United States to give notice that It expects and must demand that American life and property within the republic of Mexico must be just ly and adequately protected and that this Government must hold Mexico and the Mexican people re sponsible for all wanton or illegall acts sacrificing or endangering American property or interest there situated SuUee fcr 1Th Rerald1 a Tear Y y 1 1LII jr PACK TWO V t Ivto r tn TIW ETA4 IJH IA tT DN DAlrAPRt 11912 iI iTHE BUL1IOF1 lRJMAIrnEHH III i IlI Is In tlje Stronghold Of tIr i iOrL1t7 rJ1 J1THE MENAc TJua C URtS Of JustjC Otc1n FondJ J1h- I e I linrehsoning lehlan 11 iQflthe JWobjiliiI 1 I dfiPTI RI Continued from April 3d d 0eajcrLmttnclil Interests are so delicately inter iltbatil specialization has b 1come a necessity OJonlyi the most fitting talent aipl l tomporai ment specially trained can trace the knotted threads affil perplexing tangles In our social fabric so comi pleted Is Its silken warp and woof No longer may we trust the bungler The occupation of the Jackatall trades Is gone Now a botch is a 1crime However Intelligent the F f farmer If be have a watch to reIf f1lIr lie must soek a Jeweler if a legal document to draw a lawyer Mo the court and bar never so learned If a human stomach is to be analyzed a chemist must be call ed Everybody to Ills trade the I shoemaker sticking faithfully to his I JastII common people are great I sublime In their way and the best of judges of generall1IrllfCltrmf They know good government from had but it takes lawyers jurlata I statesmen and economists to workout t the details and apply the grin ciples They knew The Woman Triumphant was Inimitable and f Immoral but who of tho millionsI but n Hart could have seen that di vinity locked in the quarry plead ing to be chiseled out Why then slioulil we try to reverse these ma terial conditions and set tho farm or to drafting constitutions peace compacts and International laws the manual laborer reviewing and recalling judicial opinions Qn Ken tucky Rate laws Vested Rights and eminent domain with a tilt now and then at the enigmatic Fourth Dimension But of all the fantastic whims and newborn vagaries that of re call of the judiciary aud Us decisions strikes me as the most vis- Ionary and subversive It IIs not evolution It Is revolutloji WtyiIt was never intended that this coordinate branch should catJr or defer to public opinion Unlike the legislative branch it ISnot repre sentativell that sense Without stultifying itself betraying its trust and defeating the very purpose of its existence It could not yield In the slightest to public clamor By wise provisions against the human elements of Impulse and excite ment the judge Is sworn to render judgment according to laws by which every citizen Is bound not according to popular cry no dlt I ference what that cry may be and the Judge who has the moral courage to stand by the law In spite of this powerful Influence is the ideal Judge Our courts are a bulwark against this very danger and a breach In Its wall means confusion and anarchy Our most precious rights aenot In tho hands of numerical pwer t IpI hut lodgcO safely In thy Constitu t TelltTOB are they to be recalled by aI mob A fine scheme of progress and reform to be sure Who can read tho history of the Old and Ntiw Court without realizing that rtattu u Rchciae Is a dance upon a smouldering volcano I believe It I ups the Jews who recalled the de II cision of Pontius Pilate with appalling consequences tho horrible crucifixion of the Prince of Inno xnue Are not our remedies amide If a judge Is wrong appeal If u fool defeat him if a scoun I drol Imiionch him and if the law LS wrong repeal It It Is our duty 0 carofully select able and upright judges stand by them and uphold r them ns conservators of the rights k of the people and a refuge of tho IIj we lc and oppressed who Seek prpjlJ I action from the arbitrary power of I a nUll and temporary majority j Fulling to do this endangers tho irveryi foundation of our ystem IIi I We have madp no great shakes of I j progress In spit ggvarnment In the I last c n rrbtt grant that have and tutwe are much t wojjcompetent to pass upon fundam if al larva tllant our forefathers IYabo t hp inllllops of forejgriers i liwho 10195 iPthlng about heje a spohBtWlltieapf a free citizen sndi t I who are piling In upon us ever f year to say nothing Qtthe millions 11of a race who have Just emerged astate bit sittrflry 2i2ob gfi are In our own State It 1 akoa el1eratlonsJoT1lr dl nt- Unt es of training tZmae a aelf governing cfnie not I repihiTI ca S tILQa are eadY f2wings are not these to bo taker utora4rounf wyhanwyfttjstou cleaning when we dismiss our judges sso muchdead wclgiiTtt determine whether then ShcrmaD law shall be revised repealed or lEtomde It vnc ttierlt WQuI4bewl se tqaupnlt to Jnternatlqnal arbltra jtUirt the grievance of Calomel frtoln yhom jRoosevelt so Bhajnelcss iy I swiped a Jlftymllo trJDof land across tleJsthmulI 0 f Panama whether we phall have an unclassi I tied system of property tax which may drive Oho intangible wealth from the State and leave visible property to hold the Lag hoy to bust a bad trust without hurting the good what lIs doubtfull prac tice and doubtful values where lertrsbould end and authprlty begin and thousands of other prob lenis that centuries of time billions eGilson billions of money rivers IfI blood and the combined nail fltt lest Intellects of the ages have been unable to solve Itls a most grotesque and spec tncular crusade The Gordian knQtI that Ihas puzzled the ages Is to beI cut bya swashbuckler not untied i A single bribed or bullheaded Ju derCentr experimentalist would apt loo with gravest concern upon a pro posal to abolish a fundamental sys tern hallowed by the sacred traditions I of a thousand years and theij very greatest single contribution to i human Dut thesegovernment CntI saders are not so sentimental They will abolish gravity Itself If i should venture In their path NatI o mention tine untold Injury unwise TefftBlATlon would 1olr ntjoir all there are 380000 Innocent stock holders upon the dividends oft which many doubtless entirely doir pond In the 100 trusts of the coun try yet Is an excited and Inflamed majority to recall our courts and wreck these trusts right or wrong Ah Never was there n time when we had greater need of wise brave cool and conservative men at the helm It Is a time when the cobbler has deserted his last te rancho Panzas are looking for their Islands the demagogue Is In how ar when wrens are making prey where eagles dare not perch andI Ijj Tools are stalking Ip where lf theI ilovlL himself were to venture jTa would apologize It is alli mock Ing mirage a treacherous compass hat leads the old ship straight on to the rocks of Scylla where thong e of the syrens lures their vlcI tms tollDestruction So like Ulys v ate ye patriots stuff wax In you ears sand tie yourselves to the mast We may know that Wall Surge must relax Its strangling hold upon every Important Industry In the land iithat taxes must be reduced to theaotualneeds os the Govern 1 j ment that class privileges are outrages t that there Is downright robItesty when the11 3Treasury gets onxl aut C tha rtsevery wrung i From the scant earnings of the flfeo jlp by a thieving tariff and that the remaining 5 goes Into the cofIfers of the protected or in other words that the average family Is taxed 87 every year ostensibly to i P11 the Government but as a milt i ler of fact 73 of It goes to coljosi ml combines who In turn brow eat deceive bribe and subsidize Voters judges lawmakers news papers and magazines but we also npw that H takes the highest or her of statesmen and the purest and tightest Intellects to grapple with these tremendous problems We uibw too that these men must be I Iven a free hand no standing iround with clubs and recalls to i blunt their sagacity Impair their Mieigles benumb their sense of re snonslblllly humiliate their man I ood and destroy their usefulness t- It Is ours to know what work we I sane done and exactly whom to so I Ifcct to do It Napoleon owed his rnnscendent greatness to his WOIlt Ifrful Insight In selecting his gen raina Murot for the brilliant re j ilstlehs charge a Ney for stubborn resistance Our Arguseyed elec I tornte If It only will can use the saran Insight and Judgment Let him of tho laity who Is UredI of playing the soverlgh dbff ills I crown and go Into training for fjomelhliiK he deems better D litII go to bucking and cavorting like a I howling f Dervish with both Bars frozen oft and his coat tail on Ore Hut bo sure your ambition does not outstrip your merit ft you can poundl aIlqn d rat hqleVwo Jhbifor your skill but this does not necesr satiny mean that you cpulj setth1 ncouoipJcUtterentiattqn I I tar Ip the Ppck6olergersJumbagq IpoqlaUonf well and good JliatBii 1anhwo saute you but thJI dip tlnculshed honor docprnotpt Itsel exJ1Jt1y qualify you toa expose 1 al4Ij confound tho metaphyfllcal jugglet ry In ther doctrine 0fJ Absolute Truft T Tough not Saguntum The equilibrium between Authority and tflbert must b malnt nod l rrIIUS ly on oip rts Jq mcrloTjie boundary lines Par twemj have been building xrcnteraharr1 Dianas Qtothesc jjlwo gods For Centuries uniEoat I st artisans car+ e a nrctllects tntand sculptors have wroughtti non tits rnlnl cent1trlc uro 1 Is not Yet convplete nor cart It bi tittl matr1rierteeP D atmeatcoat Is Itibf s4 ld oiqdpv tp unholy un i1ftt t1RontJIh+7 tween the morbid dreams of expo Imo is r II Vddkleai t imbltlbil Of thDeUygoBUVKnt iftAI Wfai pious spirit of Herostrattre Guard I pcll jev majjlners nh8grand old ship of state as she plow tIe storrtlsevt stjaUilwlJArfa thousand mines are lain Heaven preserve her fro i tUthe tfocks and shoals and may she stllLwalk th I waters like a thing qf life ond maythls tldaj wayeiof experimentsI politics soon subside and oncemore submerge the burtails andsnolly osterspail may all the demo gogues be drd r Concluded next week J SIXTEEN SONS OUT OEA THIBTyrHREEE CHILDREN I Of This Woman Fought for1 I I I 11Their Country Big P anon Asked nTII linWashington April I tntive W B Francis of enIIII Forty has asked the Committee on- t Iitalfl enslons to glvo Imj mediate consideration to the lilllII chil he has Introduced granting a ipehsloiT bT 1U0iC ntoirtU to firs I Sarah Brandon of Jacobsburg ttolmont county Ohio Mrs Hrandons case Is one of the most remarkable which has come i to the attention of the Peiislon j i Committee Her first husband Charles tendon a soldier of wnsIiII Mexican War by whom she had children tpon his death shemnrIiI tied William Sweeney who had children thus making their 111I blned family consist of 33 Sixteen of Mrs Irantlon sons enlisted In various regiments hlefI Iy from Ohio and one sans John Brandon Company F Fifteenth I Ohio Vpluntqers died jn Anderson ville Prison He was her chief sup J port and Itls on account o his death that she now draws fl 0 month pension f Mrs Brandon Is now H4 years i iof age accord Ing to thopthentjca cit records tsln feelllehealth ar 3 rpoor circumstances She Is alnqst I helpless and requires tne assist anceofon attepdagtrUnder oral liari circumstances th0jrule of the jI committee would nptTJ allow tho amount asked fpc inthe Francis 1 bill vat ps tile case la remarkable appeals have been made fqr a liber Il al allowance In this Instance Gen I torill Sherwoods committee has fi th4o matter under consideration and while the amount of gratuity has not been fixed the bill will sfton he 1 reported artd passed r A group picture ofllrs Bran lions 10 sons Who entered the Une Ion Army now hangs In the Stale louse at Columbus i asan exhibit representing the greatest number of soldiers from one family to cnllsti rom any State I m Pr1 Imr11 mpl I c t- IUOSI1V1 Ill COLfENr U r KxSenatoc Bevcrldge recently lade a speech In favor of ex Pres- Ident Roosevelt before a Boston au dlence In the course of his rEli marks hesaid But IIt Is said that a third term means the downfalf o4 tho republic Col Roosevelt lJ t to bo elected IIf for nothing else than to put an end to this silly superstition Here IB orb of the brightest of the spurious I gems yet placed In the collection of I in Ita i tiohs brought forth by the Rpose Volt candidacy It Is a silly au perstitlon is It It had sense enough in it to keep General Grant frOm being nominated a third time although he had led the victorious armies of the North through the greatest civil war of history Ands it so important that this silly t superstition be ended that Mr ftop eveH should be elected to end I It If for nothing else Well we shalli seeI1ryans Commoner 1 Ragged wounds are palnfuH ands auto much annoyance If not kptlt clears they tester and become run a 10LINiiINTlsheg1ingSpp11vItanr coyer with a cgitoqcloth bandagd f- Iithoafs I fla fgwday Prlcl t 66- bOCar4dE1t10 j pef bob Sqld y sc 1D1jhovM uc k satyfk Chlltirbi CrVok l aojj l pH CASTOR I A OULD i PP RR- JIIARKGBIW Rs Buttf HfjsTHfB FlareSeUli AgainstHarmo D1p i rpE9hWZRiTh- reatens I I Not to Serve as a 8ff bel gaf rSIk fN rskaG- bses foirI0 ftian 11t +ya1rrArrj eIs FOR PHOGIlfcSSIVE IOLICV i Chicago 111 AprikllIp an authorized Interview WJJHanv JBryan makesJtJ clear that he will Insist upon the adoption of a pr gresslve policy and tho nomlp- tion qf a man In sympathy with such a platform at the Baltltnor- convention and announces qpt pliatlcally that he will resigna s tor11JIIrIPDJ IWJlh ninetenths of the Demo cratic party progressive and nearly if not quite onehalf of the Repub llcan party progressive tho neces pity for nominating a Democra- who tisalso progressive ought to be apparent to anyone ss ild Mr Dry IInn In fast It Is so apparent that Democrat Is aspirant for the Democratic nomination as an avow tfA reactionary IEven Gov Harmon ls bght urged entirely on the ground that he is a progressive all his Htera lure Is addressed to the progres jslvesv The Democratic progressives j rejY appealinlto I greselvest relIq Democratic nomination was ask edlNn 11 lairs studiously avoidedI expressing any opinion regardin- tile I relative availability of the tw sgentlemen who seem to be4lvl public attentlonrOov Wilson andi Speaker Clark I have avoided 0II nresslfiR any preferences as bl those two gentlpmen for several tea spnarhe first Is that f am not clear ippty pwn mind asjto wh1c of thcni would bo able to palh the Jarger vote and a iJQQ410111 Ita- depend upon thaactionof the Re publican co ventlonjthat Is theI rj I f course of tbQ itconvf ntlon max af teqt rthqvrelaUye availability ro f these two candidates and I would like to IlveaH the ljght I pap get before exprqilng any pplnjpn rev r jgar lng either Cjpv Tyilpon or 1 Speaker ClarkIFi In the second place i I am anx tone to render any assistance I cantJ n keeping the progressive forges together so that they caqacttynit t dly against the reactionaries J hnk I can have more influence In this respect if L observe a etrlctiI nuetrallty between them And then again I desire towrein whichever one seems to be lip strongest In any particular State In he tight against the reactionaries r in SOD AGEDUPfiUPltJ 1 J i n Old Folks Should Be Carefuj iri Their Sefectlons of Regiilav i t live Medicine I I i 1 t We have a safe dependable and altogether Iideal comedy that is pare ilcularly adapted fd tho require W ments pfflgpd people and persona 1t weak constitutions who suffer from cQnatlpatrqn or anY other jpvel disorder We are su cerfaln that It will rellfiva theso com Hlnts and glvo absolute satlsfacj Ion In every particular that wqof rc er It With our rporsonal guarantee that It shall Cost the user nothing t It tallato sutantiato4opr claims rhls remedy Jscallpd JRoxall Prderr Ues cj JT F i Rexall Orderlies are eaten Jupt Ike pantare particularly i prompt ind agreeable In action may rhe aken at any time day or might lo oat rcause darho3a nausea stlplng exQcsslvo Joo8pnessT or other c undesirable jceflects Thay j have at very mUd but iwflmvo ati flea open thetopaas wJtlt yhch hqy they cpmeolftr contapt apppr ently actlBBifta atresttlatlvp ton capon tho wscularcoat rpfr the rbawelis thus pverooming lyepkneDeteaAd tafdlar itsttkpetor tb boyvef4itoy8igraavlggycltisapd iIheal- thy n j delttttye 3hrtlrsizea JJCtt34Co- td8d b 9RtkSoidoyllytat QU8tO rtEl Toe Rexall Store Jameg jStnTSUb ilamtir Hartford Ky w yu a i NtifSttA Ar t t rl lttrt1 t 1 Hap ythegltf crwonrair vho has neversuffered from traQ of I I eenahappy I rf I 4 TjenffHs of Ca durtJfe yoniaiCsfdnTcr t entrfjJtI n has been 11successful use for more than 50 years It I baS clured thtt1fan jht Ji j 1l 1CA b1 Mrs Mary Neely of Denver Te n11says 1 think j t F c j everything a wpmafj codlfr suffer witht I IfopkCarduL 1 t t always recommend Cardui to other iJMeftiMtmfehjjI I Wrltt to Ladles Advisory Dept Chitauooia MUldD ChattthooedTenh l lotStetlftlliutraaiom od 64pace boo Home Treatment for Women sent tree JM t 1 I would not hesitate tb help Oov Wilson tin one State tend Speaker StateII I we have ten unfortthdio altuutto h Wilson Clark and tlarWon area11 candidates at the primary and the division between the progressives may enable the Harmon forces get the Instructions even though onghalf the votes IiiI tliat Sitafe ttheo t remainder Wing divided between Wilson and Clark sIf cpuld bd Satisfied fief eith er Wilson or Clark Was soI far be hind the other as to be clearly a proggresslves would not hestUate support the stronger man in that State reserving theright to give he opposite advice nany ottier State where conditions were rovers ed I am a candidate for delegaie atlarge from Nebraska i iIf elected and the State Instructs tot either Wilson or Clark shaft be had ItrI fhdthowgt sever would not Indicate any per isonal preference between thb IWo f i I Ie stgentlemen 1nlgy r Stife Instructs for Miyarmbn snall resignt4rI amnq willing bbttnt of any pthyn relonary t Hannonyg friends in Nebraska should control fdlscfiereBIng1l nhIt lion My resignation will allow In struct W a carried Wbtr r somcopq else who scan pc teh3t= In both the spirit and tffletterI YoyepealC qtlotc epg a delo gate If11r Harmpn gets iM tnf 1 structfons fpm yoyr State doers hat mean that you will not attend tie convention tl- No itrdpgsnt meannnV suchy thtngIio pect to attend tttlican yentloln wbethefdelegaterrt p91HcsJ ill bprto servo the t pepnle4 with whSm have colaborpd sfnte ep tered national politics If IIan be ofranyseryIQo to themattntsi tired preye tlng the nornipatlonof a rfactlopary pail In gaffing then rp r inatlon gt utreall- jj pro ressiye r- f my J services are at tho dlsjiosal olt the 0 party I shall do NJI can to ob talc thq nprnlnatlon of any pro gresslye who Is shown to ne the choice of the progressives of the partyA f Almost a JlliWcle One of the m6ststnrtllitgthanger- ver seen In any mnn according tb B HoisclaW r Cloreiidon Tex I was effected years ago in his bWth errr tie had such a dreaOfuT cough he writ eStthat all our family thought ho waS going into consumption tint ltd begun tb use Dr Kin New Dlscbveryand v6a tJ I completely cured byrlen bblftes Now he Is soundtbelf and weighl 218 pounds For many gears our j family hag juspd th i wonderful t remedy tQr coughs and coids with excellent rCjsutsHli quick sate I rribe60candJames IJ Wiyjaras 1 I T etI SAil WtL hE fiilft11EgTrte I Dd01fS1ZN TJ Ea 11dIiLD iljrJ 1 I t fl iiJn contemplafljjgr the great eift I JTgWeerlng problem belnK solved In l fCartdf I states have glroostr9tor i gIka the plantaislP li Vrdltctialsoiprovlde for the lapplggdmoetJS- pmPtateiy pequlppedtharbottcant1 dock ayetQfnddtixwartdarttt bq ICM sated h tbeItacifloaettdrotltbe cap nQJ i As rlpQltlaal1aloJiglltbew n ter front two miles In length has I 1- 4 i t idlll htWbffljtrqMit Iil IJIVith ltta1 J I finds t I I t I I I t I I s i t 4 been reserved for the docks and while but tybthirdB of this will be I l Immediately improved the lm provements thus provided for eni brace constructlbn work that will give thfe turning basin alone fin area of271 acres Thoro will be a se Irles of piers on either side of the canal entrance each of which ivlll tie 1000 feet long The width of the canal between the pier earls will be 3000 feet r rand300 feet Wide The length of the piers permit thedockihg at any ono of them of two vessels 400 feet long 0col three Vessels 300 feet long on r either side or both sides at once The width of the sUps between the piers will permit a vessel to Ho In I the slip with steam barges on either frllghtPoPflisr1Liagazine side for the transshipment of I nilt meats IIn Its train and Isiho pri mary cause of mucii sickness Keena 1 P your bowels regular madam and I6u will recaps many of the all mentstowhich Women afe stibjecr nstlpatlonlis a Very simple thing but llke raahyslmplofthlrigsjllt mayf lead to serious ddnseqfilencM Nat 1 0rrture often irteedara little asaUtanw aria when Ohamberlnlnfa Tablets itrbl given at the first UndlcaUon t ranch distress and suffering nxaxJje rravoided sol by all ilcatora tot rt rarty I 1V FORt FLETCHERS 011Ii br t1o Rlelf u FA JtrirtigtirAlnfctlGn z J rtr Madlsonvlllo KyAprll 8Capt irL D HocKersmlth 1i Cbnfoderalei + veteran rvffio folio wW tfett STorgan irwas with hlmln prison arid hefped st ways bitten fifteen yedrs ifgo C6y tf dhake4 1 r t nail every year Just attlilssdasdnI he feels fhbeifddte oifWd bite His J9s turn sptitted Ifce the snalte I and hotad suTfers partial j blind ness lasting sorile weeks p r h J J j I I 51- r INHnsyA frJI i 1 n MnYl Hartford Reader Will1 it i i T Feel Grateful for Thisj I r t T i InformationI ttrr IIr yogrrtiack glVes outV Becomes lame Weak or achingt If urinary troubles set In Perhaps you T kidneys uroin a bad wnrn r frsre i irc i- DonV t delay use boarivs Sidney t- Here Pills1 t or is good evidence of their 1 t worth I Mrs w N- rjT3artleVt dJiTrlpII lett St OwonsborbT Ky says tKIdneyl bMuchtime Ifhad nearlyI every symptom 9f kidney diseased My back achedi terriblyI and attnightud didnottrsleep Avell Durlng the iday Iiwas I netyoueandtln ttipI tkneV I required a good remedy to sr1 I rturqme 3KldaeyPlllsI tad Jji procured ya supply andi began dlrectodnDoancrKldlerJ v pro thofxmbrl remedy I will everuser r rij ti kidney1 trcrablea can iklghlym rgFommend themttAtl theyrlJceElAatp j to the blalmtsymaaa for lipnrwtoa p ira j For alotbyallelera Priee60o als 1 Flftttaloh4fecN4liaitedtStataas t temgtrlbaYlttael 11affll azo I anti take no other fy it t j jAt11FIN811F A13t7 t912THpHARTFQRD HpRALDPAGETHREE i rr v i HUHAD11JWIV6Srmn 5 BY THE DOZEN adI Scattered In a Trail Ove olt theL0 y U ttyle 8Ur FINAlL JfJlit tIDeclared Vorjd Hai BeenI f A GrfndtOldnYal Jl I YliI TorHim reefan J LTHE 1TAGES OP SIN OS DEKItn 3i- IMC I To New York April nAn amaa 3aIng trail of i amours that stretch b i j across the CO meUroe8tfWiAI U wero Carried oaitBltmiUnnonmilya au m two or three widely separates cl- 0 tlons of the country was uncovered U tqday In the 1nvllfl1l a Th1l of h i I 10 death of Valtj yJ Stl1Uerlally exit Ing manager of Sports bf tho fines to Snyder met ills doafh oiSunUay I tho apartment occupied by hlms 11 and Mary4S Karnof MoriIstown 2N J known as Marale Snyder 93 1 I1u St Nicholas avenue The woma I IVI declared that Snyder had stabbe- w himself tour tlmesonceIin the I Theartwith a pair of shears whic- ht4lVMp2i dtl41b hv1t H t fN- f 1 f without bail In the Tombs i on a charge of homicide 1ti otireTfii tlilif11ie7i n111tilif- r sI 11 m ear6thtiar bbbtiq etifid tIV1thl romance He bad been succes slvely jockeyftr Ice tract tout bar trnder lair mait ger gambler an- pbrtingi l J iiterkW1eeerbdltot hav I t e 1PsPedlnS1rll lA Inowlfr nlrapsi every year since he reachisO i i 4HkBttrWM MK iUlU AfiijoviDlf made bYJm1a f fI I associliSc at work an the case aS1 The whole countrys bejfPoriSi grand void valentine to nflVA T I I known and loved and perhapibeeB1 i I i loved by eTeVy type rof woman1 God I V j showlpVg g these cla I taaticys begin ing tR1 0 1tl Youth TI hY Ilknow t ta1 YuY cares r aihearas bred titcvYelifI I IT m b i Uzi Thennmes of live o DifWOnre 13kh 4 J In the t few yeti 1 t IderKnrn OX Mrrietvwn ttha- ElanCT Bus a girl Of the D tenderloin Bertha Yeager SnJ of Detroit and Helen Caulfleia of New Britain Conn Yea er believes she 1- dere Is M perlJt tiegatTiJdoPJ baWre = Jtalnoo attorneYs to fight for the ch s fclt3 Which ilhtlllaS i4mohbj111I jfp 25000 She said today that she mute hgyej111111ed Snyder pa aai ft not lacked the nerve and adqea sl shoW conJngto fNfwi Yrkj to assist Mary learn In hebfightiorj life Children Cry ltv IIfttfclFLETC ERfSliI Iil- 1i iO SITchf tl WOMANS MARKET VALUE t UaixI Jttt1 llf410 AIjtWltYr riWoman married wom 1V jI1- t whAyr art thou worth Twenty 1ve dots lars is not too much says the Su JJqo Cpttrtoftoa painfjlftj I farmer bought a can of what Pur f ported to be keroseneoll but which I contained 21 per cent of gasoline I His wife attempted ta ujifteome of It to light ap fire An explosion oc I curred which caused her death and that other three little children and- y t YOtP5TO l CJLJI 4 i I DELIE E f 11 ttWe WiII Help 91cMDpJt ReAd l Our Guarantee I fr Dyspepsia marbe comp o o y- I ra Ica1e=1lPi41W t I guaranteefwill that conpJetelyrelleYe we positively I t indigestion gftfrtflljHjIr or thl medicine uaoflilurmgitwSi trial wl1i iThlI Dyspepsia Tablets Certainly I hiidulddllfrpaof hd I I ttTblJJ tstDyspepsia Tablets are adej Wattr 1 muJas the medicine will coot you nothing if It sr fiV benefit you wei urge you wh6 are suffering with Indigestion or dye pepsia to eR H1ir PTa tlets Aj U iMilatcdnthin- medicine cSkd for fifteen days treat went jwceiHettitifMttnkMtt- wo I larger elzesBO cents and 100 em neeHtII tealI ItUUi r I j I lams tt- wi y 1 aused certain injuries to the hus and Ho sued the sellers and ro 111jtH Y1 + jUMJnHllbtU Jnvm or his vlfo299 771 per child and 160 for his own Injuries From his verdict it may bo Inferred that the Jury thought his own Injuries Inconvenienced him more than los thetsellers appeal ard In Chapman vs Pfy lJ2 NQrtlwestern 96ft haw esl Etarr r neiorter v 1t1i1 1 exSt9sl90rvD f thunlclt As to this the court Yi Rl4id11ittl fnt8t4idlEdeEM rees sngrtnm6fg1ftirTtr- I dicate iasslon or prejudice in the Jury and wd havo no inclination to 2B bHJRte TCRH Ijfl9 tIIbYkh rrw lA Wi1 n T If1IPjmt Uct IN 1FNTUCKY CASE HW W Frankfort Ky April 12At to GjL I3 eEBj4I jotJ lJJAQQtt dtA Drecklnlw NrrMriNWN7 International Harvester Company against tie Commonwealth was af taeThe Judgntent Imposed afm lot 500 f6rHkilatlon of the Iltvl prop combinationFat ovary point In the proceedings 0Contention of the Company was corporan busid ness In Kentucky at the time the thathr f rf t h r ft t f goods into the state hecourt hereholdsfishthe npaayArrQsa lIr + 2Hhuslnel In Kentucky and that the setvlce of the courts process was properly flatdcourtenays J 1 r l if therr1f l l laws oC a State cotll bqri c pkssfully evaded by t 5iIKlfr ft Illegal act wl h 1 PetWerlIt so as to give the 11 dfgalaJ 9t thE Wlor of an interstate Actt6jrtf buSlnessI11 Would then be itvqftij jin easytfiihttorto avoid re S gllltrlnfiMny cases Of this character r wXpjieiitittU business transactions gohsU uth ng interstate comm rco do pot affect t of a sumrQDpr ItrIsrdiffisult to- comprehbnit11ios 4 sr7 i consplrafy maybe vlewedWmtfiiftJt of interstate tcommf L- SPItEXUtQNIF1NGITIS py t r41AD AS ItEPbKTED tf1jf i ak Post sacs t ti7 J 1n tt 519 set tlh1 i ljl d tisorhlag iI nglttHe yyDa 2te ltJ1d thl son bf P Heinz foreman of jthp Cour ierJournal Job Printing C mpariy The funeral will be held Thursday J mQl The 7 healthlldepartment Is pleased fly the deffftsingurlbjr f men trigltls1 cadre reporte S s fir this week as the number for t ie past Its JJhWoetauraroaWlth tt e tmm her at his time lapt week Is teb leIIjCA1 AIDbklnytpfr Jadt week eight cases were reported uefday flV ljcMo4i y dttsdarJ five casesl while on Monday of this w ekflye were reported Tuesday two nd to dhV tnrbblJnfiklrJrfi a total of ten against eighteen Dr Robl is lIaJ8 jtflfJ HJejdpfrfJ InR nQjlberyis due to the fine weather He iays chlld ronrshoiild taVa advpago of the warm sunshine J andget as mucly therhouses hotfld ven lated and the fading of jcarpets sbpuWbejjdUregardqd j 1 There e been 142 cakes of meningitis to date and 42 per cent resulted fata1l1 JIlt Ittt- iI I you eat something which dls I rkIIprocess Shd makes you feel bad dosesfftEItBiNEItydrtlesnout Impurities In the stomach a4d bowels and you feel better lmr ledlate ly Price 50c Sold by t artfofd DruglCovJ Hartford Ky Donb arl Co Deaver Dam Ky I m L kbnieeatlon- Eri witttbnirman o- fhemoerstIoate Executive Committee has Issue a cad for a meeting bf le committee at the fPfilbagh 1 Hotel In Lodlsvl 58on t i flacetp25ritrr4tt A tjvrfFi UA tlj yYorkytchclha been Bebt t po arlly Inserting a pound of JUid Ieach turkey he sold If the ame law applied to speeches Mr Hpo 8tlJ weltpod be seat up for I1 I JPt- glvln weight t his Demrlucinabrttn httdlt of the iatts4JI For JerEarinaAll size from i11JUi tud itdrIII I f I litf 4 U YEIB t inl RHK7 1 t I A IfULLtXR05EJ lII Of fRISGO GRAFT Will byv1rt Abe Ruef qon2a Lfum1 P Whole From Behind Prison l lJ lJiuIDownfa1wII cur JJIJCI j f = I HE MENTIONS A FEW THINGS iU vntij I jvrtSan Francisco April 12Abra1- 16tidt febef donll3dtedpdtitlddll I toss asYB NZtL1 J ttJSntJQ Penitentiary began In n San Fran clsco newsp pe today a serigof theimenacdtprosecution but not convIcted Ituef goes back 21 years whtln be first gaTnoa TecoRnltlon from In fluential men The first period Is abridged liy a single rsentence A few years later found me as sociated with the tools and messengers of the railroads asspcltatIg4wltil told succinctly HObogantocourrmBTIWUia got passes ana favors from him For the first time 1 dined Jn his Ivotree i The publication of the articles VPs precipitated by an effltoflnlfrtf a San Francisco newspaper on April 41 VhlcTi charAqterlzed RueT ors a TjUTnan liyena and condemped the agitation ol lils releaseII11 Directors of public utilities corporations and railroad public offi cials and politicians are named by tVuef In hs prorogue and lie claresl that he Will show howmon ey was promised and paid 1 believe much good can come train a straightforward statem nX flf my experiences Huef says I will give circumstantially all Im portant facts and events including those lending uP to and embraclng olio San Francisco graft prosecu = tlon r I Here Ruef mentions the granting of a franchise to a street railroad cqmpany and declares he will show how money was paid for the privi lege i f I shall tealull I1 count of the famous Sapta CJu convention WhichnominatedrGavOVllette ha eonterencosInt Ruef bqglns his narrative with aI confessjpn of repqntanco ale says In part With Atlierrf i cooperated In selHhg out thdity of SahFranels co ansVa4rich a prisontcll It tla s taken1 1lese tone Willssts by ten Vh ere1 thg only light of air Is that Which cbmes frbm a narrow wlclietVlo bringi We to I fun reali zation rtblsJi trIYal j I started life bnoyontly When t1 left the university 1 had the usual hlgli Iflealsof thatperlbd How and why my lIfa fie vsf Twlde of Us goal I now rim determined to trace and write In detaflin the hope that It may prod of public benefit and may make amends for what society hasllost by my work I axtenunItionated with mb i liowevorharllhlyImav write It or 111 will and witH no iislretomake others surfer as I have suf fefed1 Ruef tells of him becoming diE gusted with polities and with hav ing decided to devote himself ex chi ively tola He refers to theII rallrbadvflxers1 For 10 years I was associated j with these men he continues I Wrote their platforms I made their nominating speeches T quit from time totime arid Joined the Independent reform movements on- Sa1raxn4haLthnyweracontroll I i ed by the earn big interests I drifted plth rfhh JmaohJntfJj j j i lilJiKij VlllnlYi An Item of Home Interest street1a1Jlktctnrrt Ufif j fflCaxwell i ltroublel Foley Kidney fltti1 IMttItii good t449y rrmndqlP81PAICttp takidg- I th dath4rPn left my I back tbytired feeling passqd away 1Forthem 1 r jjIIOmtr J1 jJlJ I J r tFELL FRO AL TRAIN NEAfi Jl h iWdItv iMt illiiJ ttiLL D ViifJl ra +1 3 WliIt i t- EQW r UTI d 9bnjhtTlrtl41i1ard n MlcMJJ whtl wlth 81i4itlLedpidlbeen- et aatlhat latera6Jiaks g4flloa 4tldd111m11ttifttl ti tM t tonvlllb and was Killed Mr Montgomery went out on the rear pint- g6fiGllgtetd4n1pq tI J qztJybefore It reached antNortonvllle when the train reached Madlsonvllle about 30 miles further up the road and he had not returned his wife became uneasy Going to Investigate she failed to find any trace of him The train men then Jtelegraphed back along body11x11 from Nortonvllle I Wi H =3 + THE1 EASTER HUNT OIf tLIBEIlTY SUNDAY SCHp0lV tft The adljp of the Llbert jSunday School near Deaver Dam Jad pre pared a treat for the children Iin the way of an Easter Bunt I Consequently on Saturday April 6 In answer to the liberal Invita tions sent out the children gath ered at tho home of Mr dud Mrs Jlorace TajJor at 1 oclock Ip m IArte1I that the tour of the grand hunt I was at had and accordingly each child starFed forth to win the first i prize which had been offered tlf numIber ot1Mrj The sack race being next In or der the prize In this congest was alfo captured by Master Xillburn i Neath P t1ipi tcjpijrqctj location of the terminal appendix of an artifi cial donkey which was carried off by little Cecil Snoilgrass the small est boy In t l I lasterJql rthpntI Gray i won the prize inf Fl f race I Refreshments were served In f tto1 Coursesi one flepartpdjjfor olnltofeeling j that It was gob for fhenrvlo lm present and that another tie of love had pound ground their harts I Those present were Mr and Mrs GIlbertlfTnylon Mr fend Mrs lion ace Taylor Mrs R Lee Taylor Mr trio w Taylor Mr J Hurch Tay JorMrtJ ClqraLeac lfS11 6tipj Wil firms Misses Era TaJlor Klfte Taylor Bessie Smith Jessie Smith Glafly GrtylDnaStet IS Vltula Shaver Dell Taylqr Alene Black Sophia IDQutsJ iThelmd Arbuckle Messrs lllbern Taylort TaylotottdnJ Taylor Otho Burch Taylor Thompson Taylor Edward Taylor Rums Y Smith Edward Jackson Coakley Cray Roy Snod ferassi Cecil Snodgrass Teddy Snod grass WBylaud Ren rChester Edwards and Martlu Thompson A WELL WISHER 1 TQOK HER LIFE AFTEK A QVAKREIj WITH YOUNG MAN 1 Hopiclnsvllle s Kylf April 12 Hazel Anderson the twentyone yearold daughter of T D Ander Bon and a pretty and popular girl committed suicide last night by taking car 9l1c acid death re suiting In nshprt time The dui clde follpwed quarrel bptweep the gCl and a young man 3 hey went a picture show Ilast night and on Ifto way homo Miss Anderson t the acid saying she wanted to use It as a disinfectant She gave no indlcatoii qf sulcld tjl tendency and after reaching hope left the oom where her fiancee and mother were pitting undo r the jpretense of getting a drink of water and took the poison r S C It 1 ilciW and Black Orpingtons Stock from 100 to 200 eggs from good mating 100 and 200 per Iff Baby chicks 25 cents each Phone 99A t1 MRS A S CHINN 12l4 Beaver rim fry 3 1 has helped countless thousands Oft in weak delicate cliUcfrer tnadc them strong plump ah4mbuaIJ J r t It creates an appetiteiI j aid3142gs tiontfilli1113 i t iris witli ricH 111e 1 llH 1 j Lrooda i tfl M9 1 VAfter Wits pi JpsJ df Weight frOril wI v trj hHiftI cause itibrings strength J tia fI 1Jnlrekttlil J tTtt o- t etnythingi else r lll I fi rJ1 1 h n J3 t sitaMctstpT IIl Y F ij16 If r UJJ w vrx f IIt y t In CRACRAfTLECH MAGNETO TELEPHONES that educed inunn ready repair prices BETTER MADE Transmission Unexcelled RINGER FARMERS MARKET PLACE BUY AND Hay Corn Stork Millet Clover Top all kinds of Field Seeds l sil Dairy Horse Sucrene Dairy Alfal fa Horse RAPIER GRAIN CO 1 Phone XoMJ OWENSBORO KY Profnll I BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law oI Memm V II llnrnrH Mini u K jSinlili n r 11hIp x ovuccrliiilual und illvnrnucHHpn Mr Smith being County AUOrllIrvlltllrolllrr- lcUrllIJ ouch CHUVH Mr lUriix will Hfrvpt iinh Ulllren In KtiiubllfMii liuitfoul Kjr 8 eJ M PORTER Attorney atLawi BRAVER PAM KY i Will prauiib hU lu Ohio end ao olnlng counties Special attention bnilnetientrntted hUcwc FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HAETFOBB KY Will bra In Ohio aalhl MnlBKConntlei and Id the Court of Aprxab practlceand a Offlce In the flerald bnlldlur 1119II OTTO Co 8 P Mc K E HNNEYfY L HARTFORD KV GENERAL INSURANOE LIFE ACCIDENT r FIRE Will Also You Otto s Attorney at j ltD KV up si a Irs over Wilson A roe opposite court house Will I practice Ills profession In nil the courts of this and adjoining coun ties and Court of Appeals Commer cial and criminal practice a speci- altY 11 11I I PARKERS fi ct HAIRBALSAM ptnrthWrcr I eraylzMrI fiTTrnti hair tulllne SOo tndloo tnmrrlrt I IHAVE A- ROUGIiRIVER j f r i 7PLACED IN RESI j PENCE pR BLACE JQF BUS AND PyT YOjJRSELI c TI H PIR CT CT fI r 1 HTHB 1 v t 1 i1 Long n Dlstanfee Linealc 1 1ttri1 t n t L EStrtFOR J J OMVANYSSPECIAL1 t10NTR4I TP fJlJJf4WdERS E f ON Oft ADDRESS r t I1 jr W Ii- T r vrr hocallddaaeFj J v hrt z1 1I1artI i Kisf tCrFT01 t atlWanltlVsA N W1tqIt JtMCAtrtlltil x- The Telephone for- HeavyLoaded Lines Eynsing this Tele phone can rest as suredl the danger ofIL breakdown to a Always No See sam ples and A E PATE Agent Hartford NO TELEPHONES POWERFUL GENERATOR AND SENSITIVE TO SELL Outs Peas Seed TimotTir lied and Use Intcrmitiou Sugar and Feed and Feed and Poultry Supplies SEED Cftrilit I KENTUCKYe praitlcn Iliirlfuril building piuttuiou glreatot practice proftMlon Criminal Collectlon MABTIN MARTIN SICK AND Bond dnartiii Lawj ILllti1 Qflcc TELEPHONE YOUP iNESS CANT WTl TOo tAf CALL OBANON you has been min bills get OOOOOCX5OOOOOOOO2OOOOOOOOOO Gillespie Bros 1 l 1 t W H i J f GIUESPIE PROPRIETORS BLACKSMITHING And Repair w HorseshoeingA 8 HARTFORD WY- cooooocaCoxeCaceoaOootp ESTABLISH D 1858 If Its n thill diamond a ItIjewelry or silver wire you can get V the bmt quality at ft pacesV I from the- OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE- IN THE SOUTH IclUJIeIY NotiGe If you want clothes ofany kind the Hartford PressingClub We pilniclm Wtlld f111othesP- a1J11LYa1LuI gax11111te that tleryiwill bd satisfactory if argedff WeaWeadjFto aliffhYour tJQWI j u also hiL19 lIIt w h 9fiJJ sam p1caRttarleguaranteorh per IfedtflCfi C111hk5hueLWReR in 1lciftflb 11i112U1Sl1C VliIl 1i I ll- i l- tspw 11 lr mgI1 luh Ia1 IIW 1fi Irhv4RVq 1 rifle W+ NM9q t1t1i1agruWettl al jVV q wn Mtumair KS toirt Ail JrtA4kJ l i H s PAGE FOUR THE HARTFORD IJ RALDWEDNESDAV Aritll 17 1912 i t The Hatyord Heraldll It t I itc HEBER MATTHEWS PRANK L FELIX s EDITORS PRANK L FELIX Pub aDd Propr I r Entered at the Hartford post mc8 t i as man matter of the second classI It Isnt every wheelhorse that t has a pull these days Senator Bradley and Judge a ORear are still alive and kicking each other At the hour of going to pressI j Judge ORears latest opinion of Senator Bradley had not yet been given outI mostof em seem to b Vskeored of the Vice Presiden- tJobone s I of the most Important the I country has to offer i Even the courts are opposed to third termin the penitentiary thie t fellow who qualifies Wisdom and Intelligence are still1 at a premium but yet you often sea I fellow turning hot air Into coldI coin with surprising ease What Is humorously called a State Convention was held b Republicans In Louisville lastl f 1theI week It broke all records of Its J kind The best news since the last baby Is a common remark oft Champ Clark And he seems to be hearing lots of good news these days An exchange aptly remarks thatl according to one prearranged program this is to be a Government of the Colonel for the ColpneJ and by the Colonel It Is announced that Congress man Ollie James Senatorelectl from Kentucky will be temporary chairman Of the Democratic Nation al Convention at Baltimore It willI be an honor well and fittingly beI stowedINo man is fit to be the lawgiver for a mighty people who yields to I 1the demands and solicitations ofIt I u the few who have access to his ear and Is forgetful of the vast multi tude who may never hear his voice or look Into his faceChampII ClarkII Since the squabble between TaCtII and Roosevelt has waxed to suchI fierce white heat there Is strong I talk of a dark horse for President In Republican ranks But any kind of old boss will hardly be In the runnln when he gets out on the j track alongside Democracys nag The Richmond Climax In Its lastII Issue copied Into Its editorial columns without credit a little ex cerpt from The Heralds original I stuff of the week before anent Do i your buying at home Thanks I Bro Miller Must have thought It good or you wouldnt have took It 1 Editor Harry McCarty of the Jessamine Journal Is very 111 of typhoid fever at St Josephs Hospital In Lexington Mr McCarty Is one of the most versatile writers and popular editors of the Kentucky press and he has the best wishes of a host of friends everywhere for anIearly recovery 1 5 A vital matter affecting the farm t Ing classes is that every farmer or community should at least raise what he or they consume Thous ands of dollars go out of Ohio counc ty every year to purchase family eating supplies which might In qllII reason be raised and supplied rightf here It Is n matter deserving theh r serious thought of all tarmersa Usually uninstructed delegations I to National Conventions are a men ace to the proper expression of the I I U 1MStimulant or TonicA- yers l Sarsaparilla is not a stimulant It does not make you feel better one day then as bad as ever the next There is not a drop of 1codhol in it Ayers Sarsapa rilla is a tonic You have the steady even gain that comess from such a medicine AskII your doctor all about this I alwaysdo TheJThey hire been making Ayers bills rot sligblrr asktry6 t1 nGKt11k1k- II e5 will of the voters There Is no tell Ing what Jugglery may be lmpoe upon a body of delegates who go uninstructed tOll meeting like th t On the taco of It the are sUbject to most any sort of change or ado iation We hope Kentuckys Ie gallon to Baltimore will go yltu a definite missionf In their hand- sRepgels T said to be sweet A old klndiJuBt so It answers the purpose A few years ago the Re publicans of Kentucky sent a ne gro as delegate to their National Convention and omitted Col Bra ley bast week Bradley was b of a State Convention which ch a dark Y as a national delegate Instead of Judge ORear who rely al wanted the Job Now Isnt that perfectly all tlghtfrom aRe- o publican point of view N No doubt many persons who reo view the outcome of the verdicts of courts of law Often think of the ll- a law of the Medes and Persians which after once uttered It Is said could not be changed When a person is convicted ofa crime nowadays It does not always follow that he will1 serve the sentence Imposed Va TIeancient people above mention didnt do things that way We do not suppose there Is any Ieyn tucky Democrat to the proposition of Judge S W Hager of Owens boro the State manager of Woodrow Wilson to have n preference primary for the selection of delegates to the Democratic State Con ventlon It would be a fair plan to determine the sentiment of Kentucky Democrats as to a choice for Presidentfair for either Clark or Wilson There are few things more Inhuman In mankind than his attitude In politics Often for the nonce he will forsake the friendship of years cross up his most intimate asso ciates as well as perhaps much of his past political record In his ze for personal views Political zee 1 seems to be a sort of mania that af filets all alike in Its specific outbreak It wots little of reason or logic and less of kindly regard for an adversary About the worst type of this disease Is often found fIn party confines v- The vicissitudes of politics was never better Illustrated than In the recent Republican mass convention held In Hartford About a year ago the political steamroller manned by a certain set of fellows ran gaily over the aims and aspirations of a coterie of party colleagues This time the flattenedout fellows mounted the machine and Just as Joyously rode down the former riders I No personal consideration was shown In either case Wholl be the next to fall or ride The Louisville Herald appears to be a fair sheet ably and conscientiously edited and Is the recognize- organ of the Republican party fIn Kentucky Throughout the recent disgraceful actions of some of th leaders of its own party U pre served both a respectful and respectable bearing yet denouncing the most of the doings as a disgraceful mess with few mitigating circumstances Elsewhere In our columns will be found Its editorial opinion of the Republican convention lu Louisville last week The frankly admits the grave situation of its party at present Some of tho Democratic paper- of the State seem to be very much worked up over whafc they see fit to dictation upon the part of Kentucky Congressmen because the have announced that they are Champ Clark for President W think any of our all ver Congressmen would assume so much at least we have seen noth- Ing to indicate It Just because Kentuckys national lawmakers who perhaps know him bestare for Clark Is no command that another Kentuckian need be unless he personally elects to see thesam way We think better of our Congressmen than that When a man accumulates milI lions nowadays and dIes rich ho IIs lauded to the skies as a successfulI man No doubt he wasfrom a business standpoint But that Is not all What did ho make of life for the hundreds who worked fp him as employes and helped him to accumulate his millions Did he with them as he went along he even pay them good wages There Is more In life than the mere accumulation of wealth Wft awe to our worthy fellow more especially if he la an to us In any material way The really successful man Is the one who trIes to make life a success with all whom ho meets along the way from the days of his frat offll clency to the mantling shadows b tho tomb x- pMS O11iiiCG Klil- a r1LIilQ u 0 cd1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIiCII111JUtJJUU uUuttWOJ I S s Yr J f Y p r i r fCo 1 I UiiOhifekeiJLI S Dat r J i iit 1RlIsSAS r JL Any iseII All Poultry not in Ohio County Pool will be re l 1 f calved on above date Hens 12 34 cents per pound cash or 13 cents per pound in merchandise 11 A j jii J I i t E P Barnes Bro r KENTUCKYedo I 1 I f h NNimNNmNMWMm mmmM mMm1 STATE ORGAN GLUES ACCOUNT Of Republican Convention At Louisville- JBDTHTJFIJNHOOSEVELT Leaders Are Under Suspicion For Methods Used in Party Affairs CHAXCKS FOR SUCCESS SLIM The Louisville Herald the Repub llcan party organ in Keqtucjcy has the following to say of the Repub lican State convention last week Passive resistance was the policy adopted by the Roosevelt leaders In their attitude at the State Conven flea Palling far short of a ma Jorlty after the Credentials Com mlttee had passed upon the con tests they decided not to bolt In stead they will carry to Chicago a protest against the whole procedure sufficientdfraud and disorder existed at the county district conventions to vltl proe test is heeded it Will have the ef tact of leaving Kentucky without representation In the National As sembly If the charges being plods by both Roosevelt and Taft leaders can be substantiated then Kentucky mIght better go unrepresented than to have Chicago delegates supporting either candidate concerning whose title to represent the State the greatest uncertainty would exist uttersworthlessness of tho antiquated I system now employed for securing a popular odlct In the nomination ot men for the Presidency The recommend Uon of the minority of thee Credentials Committee that the withoutyaction and a properly protected primary be held throughout the Statewas based on sound judgment and the square deal principle But It was rather too much to expect a atyPhtenlx Hill to take this view of it eSo President Taft gets the Kentucky delegation certified by the constituted authorities with Senator Bradley as its leader We could wish H went to Chicagol under happier auspices The candidate is all right but the meth ods that have wan for him In the State are not above suspicion Tho convention itself was a tamer affair The decision of the noose volt men to accept the inevitable left it without Incident Once the report of the Credentials Committee had been adopted by an overwhelm ing vote there was nothing ttf It butt the usual drag and disorderly drudgery Of routine buelnew There dwall none of the oldtime tire ands enthusiasm gen the CUltalr1oratory that in days gone tiytffas wont to fill up the spaces tfbile wilting for reports of committees tef fligdmomu8IcfromU Bradley had nothing to do put to drive a tired and Bplrlfless and 4 v thoroughly subservient majority through a scheduled task The resolutions that were intro duced endorsed President Taft and Kentuckys Republican Representative in Congress cited a long list of the Presidents achievements approved the policy of voting more pensions and concluded by advocating the Improvement of water ways Judge ORear made two efforts to speak but upon merely techni cal and somewhat flimsy rulings was denied the privilege by the Senator who thus gave fresh evi dence of his gratitude and magna nimity Even when he has things his own way he seems unable to be fair with those who differ with him The Herald believes Kentucky Is for Taft It believes he could have obtained a practically solid dele gatlon In a fairly conducted pri mary Because of this it regrgats the manner in which that delegation has been secured If lie Is the nominee at Chicago the Herald will do Its utmost to win for him in the State but It is folly to deny that Re publican chances for success in Kentucky have suffered as A re suit of what the President himself termed soap ox methods 4 PUENT1SS Aprll13Mr Lon Irench and family of Greenwood Mlsst spent Thursday night with his brother Mr Wm French and family moari here They were on their way to see Mrs Frencha mother Mrs Read of the Llttlo pond y ho is se ripusjy illaMrC M Klmbley pf Owens bore was In this vicinity Wednes day and Thursday Mr Clarence Baker and family of McHenry have been visiting Mrs Bakers mother Mrs Lucinda Taylor this week Mr H B Martin mado a business trip to Evansville this week Mr Bernie Shultz attended the Presbytery at Auburn the latter part of last week Miss May Rogers who Is teach ing a spring schood at Shultztown visited her parents at Cromwell last Saturday and Sunday Mr Albert Patterson Is building an addition to his dwelling house Mr Henry Barnes and Miss Des sic Shepherd were married here last Tuesday The next quarterly meeting will be held here the second Saturday and Sunday In May Mr W A Casebier went to Hart ford last Saturday Acme Binders Mowers and Rakes w t For sale on easy terms See Jkens Acton General Dealers In1 drdceriea1 iV Glumwpe JptardiWare Bal ness Stoves Ranges Oil Sloves FanaingInipirnent8 a Repairs of all kiurlSf f GIKENs ACTON- Haftford Kerituck l 10 WI Listen Our shoes wear well sand make thefoot look net said trim i They are comfort shoes too l It Is not atossup when you buy our Of i v nli shoes but a certainty that you will getr tiI i J s hoes which possess style which wear1 well and whicb iz1U Keep yu away ronv f vf v the corMoctorl if The makers I 1 oJ the shoes Y handles teal us to stand behind V every pair we saltt t So j you can be sure that your feet will be f pleased to have our shoes l- i r We shall be pleased to have your shoe i businessCARSQNi I S CO r INCORPORATED Hartford Kentucky II- r A iIllinoisC 4 J i I iaf Hv All Traiii Service Has Been Resiim t ed rby way of Cairo to Il anfemx n J nU t a r C it A I oJNOrth I a q bR Jf r 11i t1 pr G I RowZRiif1 y I I vr + Uf pextif Pzvssen t AgeitafiFii Ji 1 f FcJnrv- iarrford i tittirit 1J i It Heladd = nlyffP r1 iif 3 e 4+ I 1WEDNESDAZ I APRIL 17 OI2THEHARTFORD HERALDPAGEFIVE f h 11 b SPRING DRESS GOODS I McCall Pitlcnu No 4585iWtIit No 4587Skirt I III Price LADIESDRESS 15 cenls each it to a that lXlles Yon DEALERS I 006006 op o o op o o o f O LOCAL NEWS AND- s 0 P1ONAL1sO1PTtS o O P oooooofooooo000N- ew P f Hosiery at Fairs INew Curtain Swisses at Fairs tSeo Mrs Sara Colling tplth- tFatra for your spring Hat i iNoble i CornIJrll keenm d ffor sale by Likens k Acton Ttaat Fairs and gdttb1 PI no Coupons for your dead t Now atFafrs ilv1tr eek Call and see Mrs Smitha Flourbest madetlrvlngton tW H Moore fe SonIt Just received anotlrtJr Barrel PicklesS MOORE Quick sales and small profits IsI fay motto Call and be Convinced INGtj iFor r cabbage tomato arid awe potato slips see Albert Rial Hart lord K- Yto 1 16 W Fertilizer the crop for sale by Likens k Ac 4on Hartford x Two more weeks and the Piano Contest closes Buy at Fairs andI Kelp your friends NMissAllce for a psUJoh as stenographer iwlth At j iiraey H P Taylor I Mr AI Nan has rented Mr JohnI Taylors residence on Render treat and moved into satie w j Mrs Luther Norris of Owens bore j ltetttaR far parents Mrv and Mrs RAAnderlloQ city Mrs Jenne Mpseleyt oft Owen boro Is visiting her brother andI sister Capt and Mrs So K Cox In next Week We wiltpublish how jihtl contestants are rrunliingvat JFalrpCr Mr John W Taylor of Lellch field visited hlAparentftaDr Mrs I W Tar 1t reo wileQvfegeljgre 1I of kyr k Fmlative In Hattrord the past fe II- II days I ChildrenOxfords i t thorn r rknt1 hr t uIMr and rdte 1 L1ffal1ce z j t o i syQwepsboritho waa operftUd omibjr Jr Hooyer I k ntf a o Ty T pBjBgiirftmajtadU Aom his r 1 cutou1h9rtllttTfe11i U t1 I e i1g16 apg U I J + 4 aa i The bright springlike days will now begin to make uVanxibiis abafitour wearing apparel We want to remind you that we are headquarters for this spec sal line of goods Our stock was never in better condition for showing you tho new materials in Linen Piques plain and fancy Lawns Woolens Silks and various Trimmings etc including all thats late Millinery DepartmentWe in this department but are ad ding itew things every day lateHeadgetr suit Mrs SaraCpllins Smith tShe will be glad to see you and you in any way J Remember Pays Ttcyla witl house JI01Wl i THE FAIR Millinery fisteNJ Daybreak producer Accepted Bring anl ttmgs wenftlqa advise Mrs J F Vlcjters of Owensboro visited In 1IHartfordJlast week and iJilendmI tefancttot Mrs T J SmithWhen I you rail to see Mrs Sara Collins Smith for Millinery at Fairs you fall in seeing uptodate Millinery atMr W T Woodward left M fin helpd flrIt Marl ri Porter built a twos ry residence w Mr E M Woodward and lp and Mies Oral Flelden left Sunijay follf Dawdon Springs to spendf short whlle Mrs Minerva Robertson iof Rpck ort Kyv la visiting the f6 offifes SC MrKJo l Park and Mr D Tappan city tfesdamee 111 Vincent J 111 Ross and O L Ross of CentertoWn ave 11e Herald a pleasant c while In Hartford yesterday r chietl Ten left Tuesday morning of 1 week fora visit at Cannelton In with the formers mother M Fehr Dr L B Dean has ordered a n fivepassenger automobile which will run as a transfer from Hart ford to Beaver Dam and tofu dally Mr L M Render and fortify of Louisville have been the guests the formers parents here the p week MrMarvln Thorosberry wife and llittle daughter Owensboro spent a few days In Hartford last week ha jgueats of their aunt Mrs Alex Barnett I Miss Harriet Fierier hasreturn od to list work as office deputy for Sheriff T H Black after spending a few days at Cjpmwell with her parents randj Mrs ttrry D Kllgoro and baby Nei Anderson of Cat lettiburg Ky were in Hartford akMrs J Ney 4et0i tU7lphardlJ j you savehnbttey15t4 Hartford Kr I s 0 16 will bee aturday fiesAcaug- rish ti tor lIafca l1h red soapy mullo eqo be aitre too bue on hen Ilers OroegrjarfdMeat Market When Ihheid6hahyt5lhlK el JkeptI 1ripot atii hardvra toro TemembeE I a6n sore y moaeYa5bacttend pxeiTfufEhAbl e- i6tf t S iJKING Mrs Rowan Holbrook city who F has been on the sick list is Improving Mr M J Malden HarttTRoute 1 gave The Herald a while In town Friday Mr John P Foster the chant Kocreek called to see while In town yesterday Mr Marvin Miller official sten ographer for the Sixth Judicial Dlstrlct is In attendance at court here Read the offered in the grocery line by S T Mason Beaver Dumbfound In another col umnMr Emory Schroeter the photographer Livermore spent a days with his family in Hartf last weekI Mrs Annie Steele city and Mr L D TIchenor Hartford Route 5 were among The Heralds callers Thursday Mr J W Park Hartford Route and W P Leach Beaver Dam Route 3 were among The Heralds callers Saturday Dont fall to read the bargainsI offered in the E S McMillan adver tlsement of General Merchandise Centcrtown found in another column 1 Messrs U S Faught Center town Will Woodward and Master Charles Mitchell Beaver D were among The Heralds call Wednesday You would be surprised to see what useful articles can be had In the 10c department of S Lr Kings Hardware Store Hartford Step and see for yourself 1 Mr O B Likens Assistant dltor of State has obtained a Bays leave of absence and Is in- tendance at at Circuit Court h ereillooking after his legal business Judge R R Wedding arrived home Sunday from a few days visit to his sons Charles C Wedding and R R Wedding Jr Indianapolis Ind He reports a most pleasant visit Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoagland of the Clear Run neighborhood on Monday April 15 boyWilliam Dudley Hoagland Dr A B Riley attending physician I Mr Harold Holbrook has brought his automobile which he has been using In the South recently to Hartford It is a good car and a fine addition to Hartfords enterRock prises Dr Jerome Bl Wells the oculist with his uptodate line of optical goods ls stllfat the Commercial Hotel but will leave inetfew days ypuhaveeye trouble bettor Bee himtt Mr T K T Barnard left Sunday rtefor Owensboro with his little daughter Ethel who was operat havingaher tonsils removed She stood the op oration splendidly atJAsl tPoI Parkof Clear Run neighborhood Tfiursday removing a largo blad stone The little fellow Is doing J expectedallWhen you need a Disc Harrow Cultivator Corn Drill or Plow all kindsRange Cook Stove or StoYocalldKing sup Fsplied at a bargain 1514 Attorney C E Smith who withbeig aS along splendidly and will eooi beJohn rnwell Ho has been going about enapremises freely and there has be i no further spread of the disease IlersiRftI Runner Ducks and Frying Chic ens Not for sale but we have the coops and fountains for sale so youI can have them at your home Will pay 16c dozen this week for eggs Everyone Interested in the buildI Ing of the Ohio County Farmers Mutual Telephone system In and A near the town of Hartfprd is repCoquested to meet at Supt Henry J Leachs office Thursday April 18I 730 p m Very Important that you be there if at all interested C P KEOWN President rledalanndd p toarnett Hartford Route 3 J T Henry Jtartford Route 6 I Prof Qzna Shultz apt Marvin r Hlnofr BejiYer panr Rpute l Hiik i Copperl lIcH nry RA Nan Hartford Route 7 t Beam S lthde FordsyiUej dBr Bean Sulphur SpringsIF M MbBeley sad Mpseley Hartfpvrd iioltta 6 Avl F Howard Wl ites vllle were damong our caflea Monday dllHrt Hartford r vicinity and Mles Aqb ed I 3awllje19poft etc den Dutrfiiiew ew R I k 1nyi1 about the arrangements for the elopement Mr Spaiks is a prosperous young farmer and his bride I lsa very attractive oung lady homeaIn East Hartford homeer RenoldsUBGa where he was called on account Of1 an automobile accident in witch his daughter Miss Ifs Joiner was injured She w badlybrulsedbuther father r oOrders hbeen sent by the Neat Kentucky 011 Co who reJcelitly mete a fine strike of oil In their well drilled near town tord welliewhereIrdwith it He is expected to aryl I tomorrow and the shot will fired the latter part of this week Qarterly meeting at Goshen next Saturday also Sunday morning conducted by the Presiding Elder Rev S J Thompson Sunday night and Monday morning at Beaver Dam Rev Joiner preacher In charge will fill his regular appoint ment at Hartford next Sunday morning and night Everybody In airedI I Messrs J C Shultz Rochester r I Luther Chinn W R Chapman and James Chinn Beaver Dam M F KlmlJley Ceralvo W H FrenchI Prentls DrB Stratton and W H emsLftsey Vcafus D D Reid and J L Reid Weaver Dam Route 1 Sam K own and W F Keown White Run W M Addington Smallhous and Lum Jones Graham were among our callers yesterday toThe lecture b t 6t9DDrBeanBOpera HouseFrlday night art1WJ treat ford and one of the best yet afford was aI Mr Londons portrayal of different I famous characters In liter J taro and humor were good and ell Ited rounds of applause He is cer talnly an artist In his line and h entertainment Is highclass In ev ery respect CIRCUIT COURT NOTES The Ohio Circuit Court convened- a 1 In court hall Monday for a twoII weeks term with Judge T F Birk head presiding i The following named gentlemen 11I I were empaneled as petit jurors for i the term viz J C Shultz Peter j J HuPbi9t y S Neighbors T A Fuqua J H Goff W H French W A btu r phy Grant Mldklff Carl M Tay- lorj J B Drown Joe Norris O R Tinsley J A JohnsonJA Hock 1 LutherRendlirJury Trial Docket April Term MONDAY ist DAY W ifTBean et aivS I C R RI Co et al Wm fl Haynes vs I C R R CoI et all J Lawrence Ralph vs W F HowI ard et al- T J l J Cook vs Rufus Dowell TUESDAY2d DAY J L Alford vs G W Embry et al1 1 WarLrfB Howard vs M H d E R R Co et al WEDNESDAY3d DAY Mary E Burden vs H D Burch lira Cox vs M H k E R R Con et al t THURSDAY4th DAY Wm H Renfrew vs M H k E alvaF Whiteley vs I C R R Co et alf Head vs I C R R Co et al FRIDAY5th DAY D McHenry vsi C R R Co J Benjamin F Ferguson vs P Frank Thomas D Martin Admr vs L t N R Cok I Cth DAY John Wi Douglas vs McHenry Coal COI et a1IJ Ohio County Board of Education vs L N Hatcher TUESDAY 8th DAY j F Graham vs M H kE R R E Wtllett vs M H E R R 3 2HIram3ToBieCo G CF Boswell Vs L N RR Co 3 8I1WEDNESDAY9th DAY6Asecondc V tomrAvbeen disposed of as tol lows oS ICdsLawrence Ralph vs W F forqdefendants rJ TV ook vs Rufus Dowell ver of jury for defendant Embryiof KlmbI jyCoalCo vs W M Wary dismissed reettled t J B Howardva bh H A E R SCo on trial I ROYAL BAPUNGty thPOWDERAbsolutely Pure kEconomizes Butter Flour morebetappetizing and wholesome The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar d IgSImIApril 15Mr B J trench tl an acted business at Owensboro one Cry Irst week tilts EM Martin and children o Hickory Ridge spent Wednesday and Thursday In tMa vicinity MIsa Gladys Mayneld and Mr Dave Saddler arc on the sick lilt Messrs Alford French and Hear f Northern spent from Thursday until 8atm day ct Owensboro Rev A n Gardner of am has accepted the call at Bells tort church and IIneilh1snflfali polntment Saturday and Sunday Surprise Itlrtlnlny Inrty Mrs Annie Hoover of Barnetts IICreek dellghtfceatI surprise birthday dinner In honor ThursdayisApril 11 Her friends and relatives gathered with well filled baskets and all enjoyed an elegant repast Many presents were received Those present were Mr and Mrs Fl Brooks and children Olan blabs MrjandLena Other Alice and Gala II Mr Jacob Hoover wife and two sons Oswcll and Edward Mr Johnnie Patton wife and two child ren Noel and Freeman Mr Lonzo Hoover wife and two children Ho i fast and Unls Mr Jim Bartlett wife and three children Luther El BartlettwifePearl Nettle Earl and Forest IrI Clarence Bartlett wife and two children Novaland Otis DE Richardson and two children Mertle andI Myrtle Mr Marshal Regan wife and son Iva Mrs Wlgglngton and I two sons Clay and Claud Mrs Ma tilde Hoagland and two children I Iva and Mabel Mr John Paris and daughter Tlnle Mr Frank Bartlett and wife Mr Ernest Bartlett and wife Mr Archie Moseley and wife Mr Arley Shown and wife Miss 1ena Bartlett Mr Chester Bartlett j Mr Delbert Whittaker Mr Jim Richardson and wire Mr W F Hoover wife and son Elvis Misses Apalona and SusleWhlttakcrMfsses Oner and Ula May Hoover Mrs Lon Hoover and two children Lettle and Ethel Mrs Lula Irtton and son Evert Ml3tes Nina ard Trcsslo Westerfleld Mr Sidney Bozarth Mrs Duck RrCKnns Mm Katha frlno Hoover Mi I Aura Hoacland Mrs Dora Hamilton Y Cleveland Whittaker Mr Lctchcr Bennett Miss Allo Hoover fECItfamily I a7 has villdieu + a liable to have croup invariably at night If IIALLARI S HORE- r HOtXI SYRUP Is kept in tho house It saxes gulag after the med icine at nn inconvenient time and checks the attack prompt PrIce 2Sc 50c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam JmI t IFor Sale Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwellings C YEISER C C7- Hartford Ky madeLPowers have offered pro posals of mediation to bring art end to war between Turkey and Italy Dr Jerome B Wells UPTODATE GOODSIAT MODERATE PRICES xnICOMFORTABLEI I t Dr Wells Is now at Commeti ai Hotel Hartford to remain ono week returning monthly He Is connected with a wholesaleI Optical House at Louisville io II way that he is now able to furnish firstclass Spectacles and EycrGIasse at prices that you can atfiird to throw your old ones away The eyes change as one grows old r and your glasses should be chantfrtt to suit them FARMERSYou will bring all you chickens to A Beaver Dam this week and you can save money by coming to our store and buying your needs in GROCERIES followingBargains 1005olbs57531bscans Corn 25 cans Tomatoes gJ cans Peaches eons Lye Hominy a 45 Kraut 5barsP 5 SoapG5VhippoorwillCow lc will order anything you need asrpyour patronage 1 T MASON R Beaver Dam Y J if lr rPAGE SILTlI IAIjTFQRP HEMbDlJYE1rmPiA mf ztl2i L t Jj RaI t I d I IeMaJJ 1 jil j 0 airrq71 r Kyrd ou- ti40 1 Ir 132405 am o tt 3at f to 1221228 pntJf 011 ff8 p 1tt No 102248 pa Jots I j r Wnilams Act1 j t I i j j SOMETHINft O Ot l Cir I old i iABSMOTHERI S rat Rff Straight Family Pedigree t- I II Jf1r i Of tH6 Hftrtk csHl n1iTHEIR relJj hemsI i Lincolns Mother Waswa t in Virginia I end FIXAMV CAMK TO lmXfltJdiest A friend requests me to give forI FlJpublication III sketch of the family nf Nancy I every history of Abraham Lincoln Lincoln She tells me she has read every history of Aorahom Lincoln I and considers it very strange that Near nothing has ever been written by the historians of tho Presidents mother except that her name was Nancy Hnnka i The historians never made any effort to trace the pedigree of the family Raymond In hlsLfe And stea State Papers of Abraham Lincoln declares nothing Is knon concern her ancestry or early life He mentions that she was a from by birth The name first 1 1Ing Is rare in America yet we ever a straighter 1I eon the ped dlan of the Hankses than we have swept of the Llncolns Beyond the grand lands father of Abe Lincoln we know ab arty solutely nothing of the family ped high t Igreo blown The earliest account we have of1 the Hankses Is their first appear In ranter in Gloucester County Va In It 1673 In deed book lNo 6 land a grants page472 1673 is recorded tho grant of 264 acres to Thomas had hanks And on page 4X6 same year 1673 Is recorded a patent to I j Thomas Hanks CoriiiOO acres Inf the early colonial1 history of Vlr at i ginia a person who paid for the een passage pf a person whp came tq the jfettle in Virginia wall entitled to a hangs land grant of several hundred acne Ttifswasbly he wd84glTch r taRrantjOf land t Tjie patent of 500 Ing acres which Is recordpd leas land paid for Jncash qr tobacco which I was the circulating medium In VIi glnla In course of time the family iing I Increased and emigrated westward Wo next hear of them In Orange their cpunty 140 milE west of plouces was terrf t Among the marrlapesrecprd 1S1 cd IIn Orange courthouse on larch 26 1803 Is Rodney Hanks Bon of Rueben and Elizabeth Hanks to jmoke Alice Chandler Rut from 1the roc penesI ords they dldnt stop at Orange js courthouse We find n family pf i them in Rocklngham county Vain scured 1790 and another In Shenan AbrabaniIt the teat Lincolnreutoved to Kent Nom Ings Rocklhgholni Cqunh Viiit and the was are certain that the Mlanlcs family he was with the Llncolns during that was journey The nextngequntw We have tutu 6f the Hankses Is 1n 1806 Irt Ken jJI tucky vhcn Thomas LlncpJn lath whe j er Hanks of the President married Nancy vessel rot- I J The next account of the Hanks es was at the battle of Tlppecanoe burst In Indiana November 7 1811 We Lfld tile names AJI Peter uiu Juiitup lev- I Hanks1 Peter whs killdd Tie was The a member of Captain Derry com leaks I pany of militia from Kentucky James belonged to n company of ng j mounted rlfllemen and was from Kentucky They may have beenIt brothersand Iaoiam certain 1el thoy were tho brothers of Nancy t Hanks In six years after the bat of tie of Tippecanoe Thomas Lincoln removed from Kentucky to Indiana Des Moines Register RbKSSKD GOOD FORTUNE ruel FOLLOWED XEOLIGENCE It was the blissful time nPjn1o man as Sunday afterpmn when half the world doesnt care if it snows In the Job lns dall 1 t r 9larICo tp hfdy t asalft hadii I 1 cleared away the dmnof thljrgs andJTobklns bavlnr sa14 iAAh for f h1fjqltly cqmpM hmeslt p study I Ia the newspaper the burning prob l fi lems of the week in his easy chair when there came the sound of rev tplqronilpte 1 9 m tiijlatjB dlshey itntTesy forks Eh u Jt I v a 4 der Of gravy1 afld tiabyrf thugsftort a i rylDd Y 1 o nasaa in one glorious toboggan slide rcIi 1c4CElL wart11uiolceI prrMr s TolAins thatbroke on tho startled Oh Clarice What havtf you onqz umum Jt 1t gLLlce cnm IIn w ciLnnthj1 Jr d i1JdnWw ed uI1t I ID Ap ITRS ITrLEfl d 1 l SD I r gt1wl Ky April ll hltt ice I Bartlett the eleV ftaear daughter of Mr and Mr4aames tl1tt ptcImPle Hill tlits un- if was sodrrTiliH attacked bX mna yesterday morning Her mother heard her screams and raft tp het VtsUnOJiiSiarviicceeded In t eating oJ child but r1o QnU- tit 1I tlblttetfl6th In a horrlplp +Tna R SyWillfIW lfl6 The cat lei home and attacked a biting him tiroUglt I Itho l Afff bcjpp frlghtenedj way Mf orfr1t ran over 9 tho 01 aacyi5kinson wlfce It killed I qtr Dorsey and the little art- Iett IJrI iidere UrotJbfO bSgoV nmadstono was applied Tho ll of the Wounds 2aridotyct be d I BELCHED FORTH FROM MOUNTAINS PEAKt i Indian Villages and Alany Lives Are Lost Near Bo cas Del ToroIMobile Ala April 12Th- mer t fort Morgan of the Unite- Fruit Company linehas Arrive- here I and brought reports of an I eruption in Chlrlqui Peak one milo Bbcos del Toro This is theII time that this mountain wasI known tb be active Whole In villages on the side havebeen I aWay by the lava and thou killed with Immense prop jIl loss The flames shot very and the smoke and ashes wereII fhr out to sea Cnpt Olsvlk ofthert1organ I j describing fife scene says thatwas the most terrifying hnaglnII breiThe sea was torn up add islands j thrown ujj Where1 once there j been deep tlateN 11 With regard to the eruption o Chiriqui i Peak Capt0lsvlk anti TheFort Morgan was berthed 1 htf Almirante WhaVf about tour miles from Docos del Toro o t morning of April 5 loading ba jj when afloat 4 oclock the eastern sky blamed fprtharid a reatrumbllng W0d heard LookII In that direction I sawgrea volumffes pf Wcfshoortlng high I II J seetried The hatl ves who had be hloadIj I the ship all rtlght were letter stricken Sallie of the men f IonI Iofknees and prayed AH work I suspended for several hours the people wat6hed the Volcano 11pmedisappeared sI J t r tiofcled J oyerlhe country to kroulid The modntalrt pea aboye thsky line dndlI IIt js thqughl th t tlje flames werp ob j I by n cjoiicl Soon after tile olcano was seen Fort Morgan was caught by nII current and toro at her moor The currehtTln Cedar Creek Very tiara nail I am sure that j eruptloitipf th4 ChlriquI Pea I the chase When wo got out thdepsn sea great rock wer I sticking out of tile water in place- re beforo we had1 navigatedI thII Small Islanas cdJfdbe seenI shore i h cant sayfhoUrhIgn tthe flamesI trope the mountain but 1 f f teemed 111ioflits or flour1fltes saw such a thing In my life j mountain had a number i of but tram where we were 1 It Deemed tlfaV the flaWe t w + ro burstIfrom tho side I could not se- cftoth4 Ireat flash 11 III I r I i I I have been running to Boca Taro tora nuhier ofyears1 and bout twc years Jafed when ai party Swiss scientists wejtfKiln the ountry one qt Pwr111predictj wppldbursilia i 1arsII iIpreAetlonfl1 s como Never bdf6re In Uie r memory tithe oldest r64WehtsiihATft thej Chlrlqui Ijpeaks een active volca lagract il1riI i lt I c ninnHDY t111Wife How nice it would bojfff thing in this world would work lnharmfoij v aillWouldnt it though 1 For n lt coal wqTJhJOip and with the feet ometeri UlCL 2tNT Ttggpdffcpatt t hOI9 rm Mast hnverg66d teams and cdmowcll rec dqd Good Apropoeltion tort rlhe Ics For toher par uIlUII dress XcaroIII rtr Herald tt I H =J JHE SOURrSG1tiS NEtnlfMESmNENN- t Yd Correct Deficiefficies In 171 Samei aODU NEO HQCKftlWAYlEstis JPi As theSlaked Variety jstoo Stimulating fttfOr nary Soil Ii t sir FE11AGU111i14UGGFSTION ij Algrl1roE e Kentucky AgrlcutiutalIEkieflmen I Station has issued a bulletin point Ing out the necessity of Using lime or ground limestone to correct sour ness iii soils which on account o that condition will not grow clover alfalfa and slmlllar crops which supply the ijltrogtert heeded tor pro ducttve land Prof Roberts points J the not generally known tact lout llmestpnq lands such a those the Bluegrass regipn need thisI lt as well as those In other sectlol1sas the water frequently washes away he natural Jlm tone The bulletin is os follows Much interest Is being mani tested In tile use of lime and lime stone on sour soils The larger portion of our cultivated soils are either acid or contain only a small amount pf carbonate of lime lime stone For the heresults on j t such sells Jt is necessary to use ThllnltrogenIgathering plants clovers alfalfa etc dp not grow well on acid soils hence IIt is dltllcult tQ keep up the nitrogen supply of the soil under such condldltlons The organismssr vhlch render the nitrogen of thi soil available dp not yrorlFwell in the absence of the carbonate of lime hence the nonnitrogen Bath ering1 plants do not Make their best growth There Is an almost unii versal opinion that soils derived from limestone rock contain suffi carbonate of lime This Is not true Such soils are very apt to e deficient In limestone because tho rains dissolve it out The the limestone the mord rapidly IIt Is dissolved1 Caves and sinkholes of llmestohb regfns are due to water dissolving away the rock Raw ground limestone la the Ilmnl corrects1 sdurnessf but It Is also aelpowerful Mil stimulant and causes a rall1Ulossot brganlc matter and nitrogen df the1 soil I r debernilntn whether l is to prepare two plots of squadsize and seed to clover dr alfalfa using ground limestone1 on tine gat the rate four or five tons an acre and weighing the yields or hayr iThe use of limestone on I the Experiment StaUo1ttarm ihcreaseJthe yield ft d patacre rto 3640 poundsan acre the kilrst cutting a 111 1 rpliedr Vcats thereafter It is best toap ply it after lhe ground Is broken and thoroughly disc or1 harrow iL If1 burnt llmcis used1 1about half burntkmaterial should be applied but I should be thoroughly slaked before clrcumsr stances would we Recommend1 burnt t lime If the ground limestone can bo obtained Where thero j9 a gap II demand for ground llmestdne It is planta orlesstyer ton car bulkIIl J MlI L Mormons FAr Tnft t At the General Conference of thoi Mortmfn Church herb this morning Apostle A WIvlnSputtho JhurchJ authorities on record for President TattYI A I thank tHe lIordIt that there Wt day a1 dst man a wlseinah a good II 8hto Vlll deal with oUrpregenCdiraoulI ties In wisdom said Apostle1 Ivins I pray God that he will sooerVul6 tHattbo Uhlted1 Stales shallno elnZirivedf1n3hthYwlih1 eilco orI wjth any other bpuntr 1bn earth ltiInI bonferencefeSil r I The TronbleI + i HawyenG iitbhl1c I nc quitted myself well In tnhtftWalT 19ldrl 1cI I 1 In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep aaff rest pp t steleplyldg OhanboTlalnV Liniment Kor sale by all dealers 1 i rar 1 1 f c c Cuts Wounds mums Scalds or Sores oYtho bandslorlbddyeA ciqa bo u 1 healed Qwckli r they may become trou leltdalio itndZbardltet f ALLARbS ilcu fJSJ Q 2 1 NJ Md 8 t Is a wea1flJYftima ltie tJif j J jJr I ii unllii jA1WiSlO i1tPtI1FfIIhf G t It nietdfl the lacerated qfljah I adeOEllyt tt reV DtlWlNhnatldnOf pus and in alt mino injuries heals Othout leaving a Icar J Aa vain reliefltitIIC t I1t1Sm nelralgla luiW lnRheetdeltsclatlca 1 and time 1 tatk it acts jJrompU and etfectlveljr nubbed ln ate4Iit penetratea t e he bone conveying a warming and thing ln 1tFJIItliJ1QIrJ11I krduHlbiito the tuner yt4el ves chilblains 1 It frost bites galls c ed gtgtq crdjractedIn4SFlalYylp sgnlng sting o lnaeCp swellings faa grand family 1lcime5 good for an mal er of afimenta cf the lIeah and should be kept Jiv n severq homaI It r f Ifllf I1 Illll 11 J put Up InTrjrccSizcsI Sc SOc land Sl00 per BoUJc IlJAMES Fr DALLAIID i1t kHOPIUETOIlf ffrt1I1 f 11 STi LO Is MOT f I II J f i i Foe lietaf or Ailment of tibe E7e1t Stephen aye Snlra 1 b nn 1 Eflectlre llemedyi U Jte3tn andI I It CureilretmhiJfeatl7 i iWV Y J t d o No Rleto7aMelvo eo y I HAIIa3OltiBYf OQlyOVdX 1 tO mAVEn DAM KV i CHUMP CLAnKS VlTORY IN ILLINOIS MEANN i Choice at Baltimore Says trim S t Got More Votes Than i Roosevelt i i Washington April 12Off- ile I gleeful followers of Chan pi Clark elated With the victory of u e Speaker Irt i Illinois none is rpsic r with hope of Mr Clarka nqmiii tlon here than Represqntatj e Olllc James To him thernptt significant phase of the result Inl llnols was that Clark received mo e votes than the successful Repub I can candidate Theodore Roosove tI IThe overwhelming majority f mote than lOOtfOO fo Clark tel s Its opvn story said Mr Jan t 1t means his triumphant nomlp i flan at Baltimore nil our Presld i tlal candidate and his election in a Verltabld landslide in Novemqi r The plain pebple of Illinois s011lo g pinched and oppressed by mono 9 lied And trusts see in Champ Clark a deliVerer from this oppresslpp His long and distinguished iservlcS relpembt=k Is going to give ug in the ratios that which ho save us tntie1 Sixty second f ongreasn nationwide victory He will have back of him as our nominee an absolutelyi unitI i rIlemocracy Tbft irl lf6l niflcintthlngabont till jnlnoIs prtmar to mjr mind 1is lIt Champ Clark receive ifrmore votes 1 1t lIsheVetofoYe I Republican State than Theodore Roosevelt and- y I t Iloosetro1t JsWepti the State over- TaffV Tim shows that Champ tJlark ean certklril carry 411i4o t wirtf lts tweritinlne electoralo volesI frf Nbvcmbeh MIM i + Tn9 qJNi p TO t I I rl1111EiiNc 1Jh pAr III OTTER t lRgp eltinuentwligrid nrf c Texas- fnI al pilstlhspee In the0H5use 1 last season conemhi maTfloenobleman rulned In health andI r specHIby dlAlpatlon i Discussing this speech with are porter Mr Hehrj said i J j want td see our r hale youii 1 tgirls marry halo young men want to soe them all showing the spirit of agjrl4 kilo fnwaco he was proposed to by a rich bach eipr And she refused hlro AtJ- telwar41 talking 9Verthe turn down with a pu ualIIlrand she said I I Yes I refused him He has you knova past He has a dread t I 1 I I pIP i iri dh bul12said the mutualI blend a man cnn always blot out his pastt 1 J lies tbtft1 mYe Replied the splendid Waca girl Ibutiho shant Use meforr a blotter y r 5 ltj ni j miJ I 1 v jiuHow Ho Ayaa Hurtf I IQ1nday f School lI TegSlreiAt t iwben thQTprqdiga spn came home whtty h7lppened Tommy 1 i31qmmytrHB 1fat4o5 ran to meets hlmtandrprtbJmeelL 1 I ItEitqorqltl iglt ghthat7a I 1TomgJyjr I land fgll oq iiJJnect 1I belleTe Iit ft1r 1 bFgEEIl A fiinAsritml1 J J JAR BEING AIbc h SHOD ruse I f 0 tleAVeseptfitilhi1AddlnaohtI i tKat1 ritykngerSlriCii hunting whew ii tfiitouataprJleorgfaIin t reason 1 latthostPl7d tpeas the are U numerous jt One xJayj iibla rip- iNt J1othesneJ1 IJencioopltig tmylotapUy breughttltte o1cHaeh iI tionqd sxfoptirfflei tp fisBUpqler + and the 4phet cpfupthejirj under + the dogs feet hex Vnslant +the boy disappeared in theyJlsh 1Lateracross a mountain cabin and saw + the same bOretfPiYtrfroi tli a + he betl1s 1 oJUAI an account of the mbrnlng s Inci 1dentt 1 iJfp waspt 40lfMds away I hn + oJsoJcontnuqdlui V iqued ajfawgi at jOy ards heI mountaineer asked in ast6hlshment ole Yd neednt V6ittj bouIthatllck In f ftrangrh I ftho5IJJgcfJoro all rlghtWashlngton Cor New YdtkW rld itOh1AaUatl6t tr- HdwrPostl tp e dn leoelflen- c 1 I fJ to al recpgpjzed tbprpughly tested business college like the Bus V rKyI Your ser cos III then e1n de mantelft t J jJloG 111 raJiJ JherUJInI I t J u=y srLaeaatYout lcctab1fqr nie from Mr Sawyer the law yer3 He has wed md this bill dr 0 ortw edrs It4cdnget tile mon 1 T will give you halt Old Rastus went to the business rf platy ofjJIr Sawyer and fqund him among ia group ojcljents Vr Sawyerf j said her Mr Jones done tole me you owed him EyeYou idtotllsal8 Sawyerscom ing over tohlmttbbht yousee you- are ruining my buBine8drie eB aUI tchidollarvblll nowl goi ontO r I RAstus went back toil thet mer chant and was tasked Wile gotanr thing TT 11IItlaAve leuhrlmahh t s butJ YOU Lgttertwatch yvheayoug Uftertyos H4Sjrlfh k hot over itLrl rr i tits Preference Vlhgleby glazed at fibs new trip Fejl jj- I theie sV tr 1 j I TWhatasked Mr WJnkleby soHlyI I TIi 1J to bulld up our little lamlly on the Installment plan 1 r AVt7a Iolitidri Iy If you do you will get It as seen as you qualify yourself for id1 Write the1 Bowling Green Business Unk Jversltyi Dowling Green Ky for particulars j C r I I i 1J1r t f r J t ltTtRJGRIPJIi1 n Itooktut rorL oubtCf a1 Tho aftereffects of the Grip are apt to be serious but ft vBornia healthy condition piaybe restored Ing Bnr1 1 1 prls by Vmol iII deevyreaattackot tie orp mfSy JlnWaIJ g 1- a very wepkened nerrotieIifidru J10W1co14tJpn Jre 1 tang vtndl with thetve in tc pbPrtfmtl eJitoItelllk an ti tffeJr r dlfcgrent pe ebnfand t d6tbett tdennD years Adeliii7ttyGamla Wekrtee tide ie llmpnlal to be genuine W0 nare faever 48old in our toN il hrTalua1 6ttengthl r t tpa- fdltfiareetdPtidfnthe omiates0enf the weak and rundown aa Vtaol and owe r k piOple In this vlclnrtjt tbttr a bottle arvtnot with the ueiler- aLetindingrtlldCkheirrinondy will be re tnrne If It tttfep pdG do sail we data S l for It oa f irt 1 I oJai tlt HiWlllWniri Hartford My1 gtZttvylrhcaoiantf 11t II W t11 tlIINWYAtNHIK1aNtYRAMRYL118RSR UIIrovmPII 1 R GO TO1 + 4r4- rOll RummagkgjI J j i Carporiter and Repair Woic 01l TIN WORK and FLUE CAP 3 01 jSolderingj Tops Cpvcred Line I You 11 flndXus in therttDr Jol n Mitchell pffico to Main Stre t + Beaver jjam Ky 0- 1ijop t + + + 1 r + OI ill i J 1 rPOhTHINcT 1C1TfYOU need any good h gs vrito ihe 1 for my pries Ianish you with a good yo ng sow with geCoTrrd litter of bardQ wJM W Prices ill K JlilllU Jt JItQj lLi J vj1 andotteeggs rAInIII1Ze winning birds t 1 I linT rl V I1 t Rlit I 1 1 trreagerIIn GEOILIAN KY I SingleComb1 J UF OriDiilgtdH l JCeptucJQtiStatclFalr J thWe pens fVotn hlchII win sell ggs It 1Jb0300ant1 OO per sctttaEiQMB 1 WJtl boob orders now or shlplpent later Send for mating tItstIre Will hibo sell a tew At 20d each19 Satls faction gtiarantcl jj m UBt r pkg B ud1 3flijI nil r Lfilm I ILLSARHIJU cqooCO opcti9- che II Courier Journal f f I L For 1912L i I t can pot keep posted on current pqltcal events unless you read the i Courier JfpurpalI Iii 11 Louisville Iy + l en7Iatlcrson 0 Editor II ori it I I litThis Presidittalt ialYr 1 1 i 1 1 J THE TAIUEFwlIl Be tbd issue and I the battlet will beraihardf ougnt Jlrone You can get the c Ml ii rjl TJHI ieek1y ufrer J1groal t oJuj t Dumn A1dAPJ2Both One Year for onlyL I H a psaonrlI j8Q t 1o 150Hhh 1tRegular Mow at Weekbr Courier Ja4rpa11OQatiygpr tW jpan also make a special rate on palJy and daycol1rl Journal ia comblna tfoiiwlt1he ffdls1dtiIJ tu t11tjl TAlGE1+ ADVAHTAOB OJ1tf TIH3- oua SATE ORDBRP MUST 01 BBp9RNTrDti XOn1TO- JJ v rl f QQUj l6+ I t 1QUIfrNATIyyr1 j mVlNmIDA r ilPntih J012 THK Jli 1 MLri lAa SthEiw rNN ME e hi I Wi Apparently They Do 1 Not rll t Ovr jfciJ jj DOOGEJ E T1MONIRL4OK r f litalfzAl J f Yet Wfl ac elprs farRet to i irS i mftch Up rl A REV rV OP Till SITUATION t TTI I IA spe IqlI taxors In other words r a specla punlshmenbK for bachelors II is becotrlofe a favored Hoplc for di- t cusslon fcT feminist clrclr Every now and tfen tj50 plan Is broach ed In someI Statq or municipality li t and Beak we bean a ripple oi t falsetto iMilauso from the ffleVs 1 f clubs an ft newspapers Undoubted t ly they lIIa the Idea They like any Idea Wat tends to the humllla ton of- Now R have an article by Annax Garlln S Wncer in the current Forum SI o tells us how these things used ttike managed in iSparta where In Cllelors were disfranchised excluded i tom public processions and sub cjled to various other disabilities f Perhaps vs could vie such n prospect with eqUalln and rem 4 in a state of benlghte- bachelor o tod but there was wogs to come The Impenitent bachelor was furti r compelled to march naked at ihtnd the market place auto sing r song testifying to his dls jfrace w itch thus justly sufferedI punlahnu df Whether Anna oa fin Spenper wishes to revive these penalties there Is no means o f knowing Personally we believe that a procession of naked and slug ing bachelors would arouse some comment nowadays and that the womens clubimwould probably apta point a committeeI of Inspection jto Inve tigale and report in the Inter est f public vlitue A Bclielor r with his clotti aw Is rftNjy abeau brut spectacle JjuUn naked Uach ilorJ BJt the real point of these horridI atom ss ought not tobe overlooked I It Is evident that noamount oft se verlt r could wholly crusH theI dau tlesgi spiritoft the Sparta- back lor TJwcquJd nJaKOUm go nak 1 and they could make ht sing but1I they Quid not make hl t marif iJPrqbablyTih jlapMd at l I theirI putty tortures and his tliEJetj t soul exdlregwallah him l f it1 iHeII thou ht Iti that UJs was the bette chol that even death would be ref able to marriage and that thet tom atleast was silent And s the ssentlal moral of the whoUt bush ess IIs that In spite of all pen altle ttireweresttlt bachelors Itr Spar a ttlgnwho lWwIJI9fdftII0 nake I and to sing but who would not enounce their sacred heritagel of fI edqrpj i u jiurJ J UiButt why does the modern wo man discuss this matter with such I undl guise tcu w HF Awn FliJg I grief rncelsl tife suppoJed acttttat kyJ+ l t 4- IdI iff t humph overrher emancIpaHqm 11 ba ed JvVM Ideat ritXJshe need no longer marry and that atI last i llie can gratify her wellknoiwii lI prefe enco for the single life qni- tfortile t typewriter Instead IfII the 1 sewing mac1liner1VikhthenaTng breat i she assures us that nowshe will i evetfbgIi 11ifHladthGimattl lit rlage ought to be compulsory for n1tiUb wbjtfjqiIt i menjIntUCtt1rfs Of what avail 3tlotl two JfrlO ncquijSfpPe If OHB Is determined to I have 1rtiplchNtajlt pl11 Wl0 bully hl n Into rerctant comptiS mice 1lIIJIttinanw l 1lCfe =lLh erttnng of IIbetrlln06 I 4 ri eJC1 uway on rei tpY+ ler for rightI t hourdWu f rtlomccc JUSTrLJlUUufi ONE WORD tworfff 4i TUttgfPIIJfflclMEAN c- Arei you co at t Sick hbdRlb6 f 0VlrtliQI III Vr t- t I I Initomniat wIndicategYouI w liNeko J PgI Nov Su stiff ey tr JD a- r ti Sto F n I 4 Nt k t ertainly there Is a discrepa- eoniowhero ran d weJitre balWnc- c ed tjehevetthatt grwoigen i- Gtast S poly 9noae ti he so ecsftdttloNWldiatr 3mH9litJieiji t8 Hftrry forh living wo ltd v- dtu erYr111 to see those condltton little Oe coon 9g they ylly jarL8a tr- 1r Yt go An r i- tgiltt III f i SOlJE 1 JnECTQQ lyEfbtii- BE I A iEATFt 9ti HP EThe follawi rmutd1a t tAr1ilgnsW tdPtect bYii fI1nn Cr Fo h1bf th AQlID1c n ths U tti Jieentdund1 When Hhe tctujleratltrf lis suddenly there isXa fbrnr forming south of yon e Lr v bI jf WhVnNp ittJ tA ret ri suddenly 1 to m forming noJL l U iVharvsi5a4alSNV V w 3 The wlnr1 alWa8 blowcfrom towardsa point where astorm Is forming Tirrus bloudi5 llwaj1 nvdiTs 1r1a I eglon vttillero a storm Is In1 irbpress to onoTQf fairweather C Cumulus clouds always co tiom a region where a storm Is i fbtmlng NG r When cirrus clouds are mpy lingrapidly from the north or ridE cast no matter how cold It Is th Ve yiiii be rain within twentyfouri hours 7 tuhen cirrus clouds aremoyT lug raptly from the soutjji or southeto east there will bea hailstorm join the mbrtbw11 if Itbelntlio sumnler fllJyI mJ front the north1 the heaviest rain la east of you If It blows from ti lorsouth the heaviest rain Is west you If it blows from the coat t Iheaviest rah is south evrmoderately unless ralaion snow i falling within a radius of 1000 j milesJJ I v I1eC fleavy ifrost occurs a stormJo fprjnljiK within 1000 miles north or north jtyest of you Qhristian Herald Almanac Catarrh Cannot be Cu ali- JVItbL0171T4 AUIItlCATONBfas the apltttfxeclttitr eaV of Lhe disease Catarrh Is a blood or disease And In order to cure It you must take JnternaJ reroedesf Hal ls Catarrh Cure IB taken Internally and acts Urectiy oh tle blood and mucous trgttllSa pta pj quack kncdlclnc awas prescrl Ito tmi hisI tegularipn COo crllUoldtls rltmppsrdof thttbesb tonics known comblned with the bWi blbbd yurlffers actlnfe1 directlyI jrfrtm combination of he two Ingredients li V hat pVodifces I iUdh1 wotfderhil r lotestlJ1onWarttIt IfIF J Cheney Co Props IJ 111 r I1otedb D So d1 113 Tiru glsstpI PFI9gr ffi Taka Balls Family Pills for con IMtlV nIiJ I + f 0 J 1i ball11oInT icknj1n nAnthE I habit of Imbibing too freely wall iltlfog DcfifuM in the VeriiUa ot 0IlqIil village hotel at which he was a reg i uJ rboariJeiffJJVlJcMaioa dl liii5 i onefsll I ring A largo dog happened to be I las inJpyirst then and hearing the bell he stopped and raised his I headjas high asijje cvulddlodhgw I od neryeously lentil trite hp1 peased I ringing The old man looked at t llfwteAwithyu Hsaldjnf flWil1J I What are Vou howling about iVoii dqnt lave to qtit horeV t I Watlonal Monthly ono tiof1 favol It Foley Kidney Pills Is tho com rortandtself f91ir y1ttlfr y people AfrBjH Di McGeev 3011 j fllil i Iltllrlgt + QIYP 19IIQJReYr In her 7Cth year and says heard of Fojey Kidney Pills an I nnlltlheycomiiicncedi ply kidney and bladder trouble I IsJ1 t For sale at all drug crne m An Idealist ll lOU qm qJ1rlllli ell I hxed J s Sweetheart I love every hair on tyDqj 1 thV h ryeti 1 1tfm1ea1ff I f l11J mtt- WS Bailey McCreary Ky illing IsI to verify hU statement asI I herewith He says My ilLtlirtlia j afovfere attack of la that terrminnted In bro tC h j S coilld as hAllfH ii rdclJuro lqP could p I 1 j her medicine pave no relief fibs Mtti advlfefed ffoItVy FotysHon v fi and Tar Compound andphefcoBfI etr tinued using It untU afiiikaJJtei ocr three bottles witch effected npr manent cure For sale at all drug J tL i n QUctalFINST REEIL1 1rr NI h sv v I rFhe nWhiskey lnsurr c 4 1 5tjono r 1794 i 1v to c fldZhZEE Itjlqsr ii tDistrblnr it d HJance h rtaTAarts1ii I i- I Iit jqf Country plea HUT TWAS A IIIOODIjKSS JttAK I One hundred and twen tyone frld ago Congress passedll bill putting an excise duty on Pt rti syl vanla whiskey and thus wa q laid the foundation for our first tx bel lion tHb Whiskey Insurrectli hIof 1794 Vx A ueXjQn the Federal Cove ellt was organized ifs means of trans portationw were scant and as ij on Sequence the price of wher ti was thevery low and there was moi S In corn arfd rye when converts Into whiskey It was In that wa hat the farmers of Western Pe fiI syl 4vanl 3 made tho money with ilch buy their salt and other ices sarles1and Inasmuch as the ijack wooijsmcrt ofkfehtucky atII the gentlpnien of the Old Dot ilnlon werp quite willing to oxcliain er ijtlio required cash for the surplus frails key nbbbdy thought that thetujwas hay harm frf the busincas one way the other ji Cov1rnhetI ttodena itha1sI Immediately there was trouble The ScotchIrish of the tra sAl egheny region swore like pirates ThcaPlritQf7G was again In flame Conventions were held fro tests wprcj voted government officers were Insulted and abusedI buildings were burned the Stills ofI such as submitted to the law wereII da trbyed and the owners whipped tarred and feathered j alfFor a unto the Government pld ho attention toc the outrages null inJuhe 1794tt the x selawII wlkb made still stronger In theC meantime ft United States marshal 1 d his posse collided with a body I idsurrectlenlsts In All shener- I c ufy blead +vas shed and the re 1 b lost was on A torchof soma Kpdonien urtileiMrtJof rr General B adtord itesAin bled dear Plttsburg ai c resolved tto resist1 the Goyerii jit to the uttermost Tl enH was tine Vashlniitoh i f hitoorst ing commanded by General H ihry Lee of viginlat put In m ilfon toward the lInSurgefatf est where looms 16000 rebels wire waltlhg rot them llt looked b and oven 1Vashfngtan was fekkuldf the results I jOveHakinfethe army ifCat llsJe halfway between file national caflital anti the seat of the rebel Leo was fti ttbY tile commls sleets of the enemy1a1d a peace I wait donfcluded JsyltH characteristic t magnanimity th Government pardoned most of the offenders n A few were arrest odlflconvictbd hail for a short time rlsonetllbut fie oliowas oxe ThIJlihla first rebelllon viiiOur dOlIis try i after the establishment of the I Costltutlon I gust the cpnsitlcrublr sunj of lrftn000 hptthe main pont hill been gainedthe Gov nnmenf hltjtbcstahlhi1J IIIts atithor J GOet1wetRc Thom I hIB reroT In ChlGngortmerican i f J Beliuny 6lilrksjuri ky ldivl0a partlcuars of hs soqs recut cry Ho says Mytboyof slxtcer i liiidi rouble ever since 1IIgrowIcopaitnlptiondgojt a battle of Folcys Honey anti Tarp Compound and seen there wary such a marked Iraprovqmcnt that 1 la secfliidi bottle anti this will I 1first1 coughrandlthnk this wonderful r medlclneBayqdjny boys llfof For alai stroll drugstores t m i fl J fI I IJUYAX IIt11iDz+ iA1114C r rf c IUUUIOSR NOMINATION 1Of isled betrayedr4desertedpI hstvlllio te dplta7ih written on tierripcVncyd tbbstfcho1 die day afJ 11 teryijthtft election li it f anows1 Wall streit WleSclft into trio fontlna lflea a toveriiortlIarrlba ota y i ooh c totihtIresidant fart 18J9U8tfczlt8 onp Is Mroll dlklif I YU jtlqc i autorln 1pY4b tnlAnt1OntdPl4rE4 t 4fginstetbol J t rwilaldnot support our ticket vet s as against PrbsiilJttWallstreet has no prfjltlds1 It vorshlpfe monetandmoneyonty its heart Is a pocketbook A surrender to ValIstreet would mean the alien ation of the rank and file of the artl arid after having cllsgraced the Varty Wall street Would desert It that Is what if dill in 1904 Why go through that humiliating experience again And yeti some of our Democratic leaders forgetting 1904I favor Governor Harmon Mr HartilQtls nomlnatlon and defeat would end for some Ulna tile power of the reactionaries to deceive but why ppstiiqne success Mr BVyaii is anxious for A DEMOCRATIC C VICTORY ndw and he Is trying t get it In the only way possible namely by the selectionl of a post tIe aggressive candidate on a pro gr sslve platformftBryans bom moner I i II I UMOHK HOT SHOTS FllOJf- A KKllHUCAV PAIKU Teddy will be dee feated an somebody else deelighted this time The Rough Rider Is doing some- rough talking but watch him ge I It In the neck this time A long list of things that Rouse welt didnt achieve might be print ed also to say nothing about pho aerie spelling and n third term It would seem the part of refs dom for great men to rest on theirl H themttorn from their brow seeking the unattainable third term It Is reported that an effort will be made by Roosevelts leaders to get him to come off the track Let him alone Your Uncle 11111 Taft win put him off in dug time What has become of that tremcn dous universal Qverwhelnilnt uprising i of the people for Roosevelt Teddy will go down In history aBI tthe man who had the largest num 1 her of talking friends In the world IIncluding eight Governors Groan 1 River Republican Morgantown Ky Great Vccltly at a Low Price Time Cincinnati Weekly IEnquirer a twelvp page Paper recently trans formed Into the size and appearance of a daily will be furnished In con nection with the Hartford Herald at only 1for the two papers This price stands good on renowals for The Herald The Weekly Knr qulrer Is an Ideal newspaper con raininga big variety of reading and fa especially suited to the farming classes It Is Democratic and pro gressive f This Is certainly a low price for a lot of good reading tf 4 The Danger liter Grip Lies often IR a rundown system Weakness nervousness lack of ap ipetlte energy nnttginbltlon with disordered liver anti Kidneys often follow an nttack of this wretched dlscasei The greatest need then Is Electric Blttora the glorious tonic blood purifier and regulator of stomach liver and kidneys Thousands have proved that they wonderfully strengthen tho nerves build lip thesy6Lemandrestore to health and good spirits After an at luck ofIgrip Jf suffering try them Only 50 cents Sold sand perfect satisfaction guaranteed by James H Williams m r rJviv tel Frloiul v Livermore Ky April 3 1912 Editors Jlevald Enclosed you trill find a check on the Bank of Livermore Ky for two dollars which pays my subscription to the Herald until January 11913I- WO couldr not get along Without he Herald having taken It over It was first published Respectfully MRS ELLA TURNER It Looks Like a lrlmcII Tq separate1a boy from fa box of Bucklens1 Arnica Salve His pim lea bolls scratches knocks pralns and bruises demand it antis quick relief for burns scalds c tats Is his right Keep It handy for joys also grlsI Heals oVcrytUini ealable and does It tjiilckly Ino fojvniles Only 25 cents at times II Williams n o CASTORBA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Sf Dears the- Sfgnaturo of j Kino StiUitcrliitlon Offer 9Tho Louisville Evening Post rtflhily from now until Novetabor 1912 and thb Hartford Herald years for only 2 III Subscribe iiow r tf I 3t j jTfie cprrGrQrtrogtmenQ fo1lcut8Drns scalds wounds sores lum bajjp HKetftnlitlBtrii W indtlrarfelh li TtdLbt1RAS lSNOpD LI1VlhllilJlltltIt healing pohetrrftlilg anU hntlsipJ which is everything that is JPfJ tlpSold by HartfOfiTTrug Con J Iiarfto Ja tfii tldv MM3tDJt1h 1 Dam Ky m 7 r LLL Tho Kind You Have Always Bought and which has boon in use for over 130 years has borne tho signature of s and lias bccninadd tinder his per tiOJlailmIJ9rr istou tiinco iiwgiafgncf Allow no ono to deceive you in this All1 CfdunterfcHS1 Imitations and Just ju iiood nro j j oEaporimeitta that trifle with and eiidaAscrUlib lichltli dPIiI IIInfants find Children Expcrlcuco glfurltii Ijxnerhuqnt1 I What is CASTORSAi Castoria Is a harmless substltuto for Castor Oil Pare gone Drops and Soothing Syrups It 1m Pleasant It i i i contains neither Opluin Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys AVonns WinddColic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates tho sleeptChildrens Panacea Tho Mpthera Friend GENUINE CASTORI ALWAYS sy Bears the Signature of t 0 6 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THr CCNTAUN COMPANY TT MUMNAT TRCCT New VOHH CITY 6 Jif lJ1 it ii J To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons Now is the time to begin to nuticipate your Fence wants We have just rccoivert two iiar loads of the celebrated Alherican Steel Wire Fence We bought it right so we can give von a very low price on any specifications you may need Call and see us about your fence Yours trulyI DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO rNTOUVOKATKU DUNDEE KENTUCKY I rrXENTUCXy Li ht an Power mpany I Cbn otttTlnl + I EGBARRASSVIVIGR I n FIartford Ky U Ii I lcctr2CLightshome or business house should bu without thehnwlirn itvitl irt ie1t h h h h WHY NOT MAKE 200O A MONTH Thats SO a Week almost S10otia Day Selling Victor Safes and fireproof boars to merchants doctors lowers dciulslo mid vclltuUounne ll of wltotu reallru the heed of aeufubut do notkuowhoweasy Hlntoown ono tiuleamrli declare our liropositlnn ono at oJ1orlllnlUscntq YOU call duplicate tho SUCIT S olollien Our Imnilnoiuoly llliutrnlod tupaire catalog will suable you to present Eli out to cua IrOIl YOU WANTa Thn 21th anniversary of our company was ceMiriutd by erecting the most modern ante factoryI In the world Wide awoke men who received our apteta FcllliiR Inducvmrnt renderrd Itueetssnry tixlnublo our output We are spenainn many thousands of dol lure env orRnnlznllonbutwill cost you only the price of a postal card Ask for Catalogue 1161 THE VICTOR SAFE LOCK GO e Our Nw Homo Capacity 20000 Annually CIHCIKIIAII OHIO In JOB1 yourrvicesMorq B NKERlndorso pRAUGHONg Colleges than Indorse allgtllgr busl reputntlo1nanklntIAYrMYUEIIeplllary booties Good POSIJONlQUARANT E under rcawnaDlecoadilbne patlkcaso1tho areNofrom 25th 50 pcr v4kpndtfory Dradghon191iotheJwdyr u- tShortlland Ocally all U S tltll tlnng LOGUE Forepriceson lessonar 1gon4tr8portdi9l4flle thdSyntbm 0It urito to t 1IAuAIO i lOIfrrecailfYtyf llRAiJGHt05pRiAf1TIAliJCiIfJS EsStOLl ibiINMhrille or Memphi or Knoxville Team or Paducah Ky or Evoatrille led e ti I fLIi nI i jj i I I 1 I 1 oj i HERALDWEDNESDAY APRIL 17 1912 UfrAGEt EIGHT THE HARTFORD t The Hartford Herat 1 M 11 S K JttlLllOAD TIME T I1U3 AT HARTFOUD KY The following L N Time Cord i to Kffectlvo from Monday Aug 21Bn North Bound No 11 due at Hartford 719 a m Ko 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Dound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 duo at Hartford 146 p m i i II 12 MISCHKE Act r BIG DAMAGES AWARDED IN TWO RAILROAD SUITS 1 Illinois Central and L tN Hit for 11000 and S20 000 Respectively t Ldltchfleld Ky April l3The1 1Inrgest verdict ever given by n Umysan county Jury wns rendered here this week In the Circuit Court In the cave of A V McOIIl admit istrntor or J T Cecil against the Illinois Central Railroad Compnn The verdict was for 11000 Cecl who was a brakeman was killed i near Fourteenth and Kentucky streets In Louisville while switc- hingf I curs A motion for a new trial IWls overruled today t Venllct of Sl0UOl I Howling Green Ky April 13 airn loiiiiotte h1 Stewart of Ihls i city was awarded today a verdk of 20000 against the loulsvlll V Nashville Uallroad Company tort the tenth of her husband KiiRlnec t VJlllum U Stewart In September 10 OS by a jury of the Warren Cir I cult Court Mr Stewart was 32 yifirs old and a freight engineer fo the U X On September ii I lOS while returning to thlscltytho fiagl innn put on thiiS emergency hrakeI I whirl caused the train to give n midden jerk and Stewarts heat I struek the side of the cab lie con tlnnetl his journey home nod madi several other runs but a few das later suffered a stroke of paralyfil I of the brain and died on September 27 of that year After an autopsy several physicians declared that paralysis was superinduced by tho blow described Mrs Stewart ai tulminlstrutrlx of her husbands es j tale brought suit for 35000 Tin railroad company will carry the suit to the Court of Appeals This Is perhaps the first case tried under the new Federal employers liability act and the verdict Is one of the largest rendered Ir nay damage case over tried in tilt county A sad Return Deaver Dam Ky April 13 Mra- nd Mrs Albert Render and llttli daughter Kathleen of Carrier Mills Ill and Mr and Mrs Everett Ren I I der of KIdorado 111 are visiting y their parents Mr and Mrs Robt tutRender of near Beaver Dam Ky Things were all very sail for them to meet as two years ago dear Richard was with us for a short time of two weeks after returning to his home here from Carrier Mills 111 Then nOd thought heel and took hint from us to dwell with Him Dear Hlchard Is gone from UB but not forgotten Around hits i grave they lingered with thought and tear and pain but In our weeping let us say God doth all tlilnge well A FRIKN1 In Memory of Mrs Dorcas A Aldington One by one the old landmarks In jMclhodlsm are passing away and Hartford Church sustained one of Its greatest losses In the death of Mrs Dorcas A Addlngton on April 15 1912 For moro than half a century she had loved and labored for her church and In later years when she was no longer able to take an sicllvo part III the church and Sun tlay School she kept In touch with both through her church papers and the Homo Department of the Sunday School When quite young she joined the church at foshen the oldest Methcdlst church In Ohio countyandI upon her marriage lit isrr to Mr Virgil P Ad Olngton she ciime to Hnrtfordi and has over since resided here Her Ixnme was evo n welcorno abiding place for presiding elder preacher or layman and oldtime Methodist customs were dear to her heart Since the death of her husband In 1883 she has mado her homo with her only daughter Mrs J K Foglo and no greater eulogy could lie paid to ones memory than the evident universal esteem In which she wns held by all classes of our citizens and among her neighbors and the loving taro and kindnessa i which she received from loved ones t and friends during hot last illness Truly It can bo said of her life i that It was full of faith and good works which can never die for i they will live on through allcterr i hip city In the lives of those whom sht rag touched and Imbued with her wn godly walk For such a life There is no death Vhat seems so is transition rhls life of mortal breathe but a suburb of the lite elysian Whose portals we call death Your commtttco respectfully recommends that this tribute to tht memory of xMrs Addtngton be spread upon the records of the Sun day School anti published In tho Christian Advocate and both count papers MRS J R PIRTLE MRS JOHN T MOORS C M BARNETT Committee IIKAVKIl DAM April triIast Saturday was I redletter day with heaver Dan The spring opening of the Gontr store together with the rain FrI day night making the ground too wet to work brought many of the farmers to town with their produce women null children The streets I wore crowded all day and tho mor chants were kept busy waiting 01 I their customers who seemed to have plenty of money The ring ofr tho blacksmiths hammer and tin t hum of tho machine wheels of tin planing mill plainly told that Ihoy I too were receiving their sharo ol the trade Also mules and horseI I were changing hands at good prices I ihowlng that there is life In the old land yet Mr W F Chapman and little son Kvurctt of llerrln 111 were Isltjj Illig old friends In town last week stopping with his sister Mrs Mote Hunley I WhltellIAir Vaughn of Adalr vlllt Ky was In town last week visiting his friend Mrs Dauele Taylor Horn to time wife of Mr Hub Kununage last week i girl Mother nnd child doing well Mr Lnrkln Williams who hind been confined to his rooih for along tune with n complication licenses departed this life on otII evening of the iCth Ills will bo laid to rest by the stile of his wife In time churchyard at Central Grove tomorrow morning He eaves three boys and two girls Mr Williams was a veteran of the Inlon Army In tho Civil War Ills wife has been dead several years Rev Albert Maddox who recent I ly came In from Oklahoma delivered n fine sermon to the Sunday School at tho Baptist Church Sunday which greatly pleased all pres entIrJohn Harrison who lately sold his home in this place and moved to Owensboro is on our streets shaking hands with his many friends JoSTJo mON April 15Farmers are takingI advantage of this pretty weather In preparing for a bumper crop Misses Olga Hunley and Rculah illles who are attending school at BarneslotMr W S Faught spent several lays In Hartford recently Robins and Kelly accused of ircaklng Into the store of L M Patterson Son of Point Pleasant wore arraigned before Esq Jack son last Monday They waived ex I jnllIJury IUCKKTTS April litMiss Era Stewart of tear Heaver Dam Is visiting her j bother Melvin Stewart Mrs Ollle Stevens and son Arthur Render Mines will spend this veok with her slater Mrs nJrd- IIeo here Mrs Mary Austin nnd ails Mat tlo Austin of were at tho jcdsldo of Mr 13 M Daniel Inst week He Is still very 111 The spring school at Rlcketts Is progressing nicely but on account If her father being sick the tench = r dismissed school last week i 1 Healing Salve For Iltirns Chap 11191 llanilH and Sore Xlpplrs burnsIi ores sore nipples and chapped ands Chamberlains Salvo Is most excellent It allays the pain of a burn almost Instantly and unlessI the Injury Is very severe heals tho PriceI15 cents For sale by all dealt mrs m Dies nt Ago of 101 I Columbia Ky April 12WnsltI- ington Hope a native of Adair coun I ty who was born In 1808 died at I his late home last night He serv ell in the Federal army and was a I pensioner I i Lame shoulder Is nearly always duo to rheumatism of the muscles and quickly yields to the tree ap llcatlon of Chamberlains LIni- ment For sale by all dealers m Subscribe for The Herald 1 a Tear SMALLHOUS 1 April 13Mr Alva CAlloway has sold his farm hero to Mr Henry Bennett of bear Buda who will novo as soon as tho roads lfiller nit n Miss Katie Hawkins Hartford and Mils Ethel hunter who have ton at Utica vlsltln frlondj and olatlveshavo returned here whore Miss Hawkins will visit a fovr days efore returning home Mr and Mrs Elmer Mitchell of Envier spent Saturday and Sunday vfh friends here Mr Mltcljell js spending this week with friends leic and near Centerlown Mrs Edna Hunter of Hartford was the guest of Mesdames Sam Wlthrow L B Ovcrhultn and J R Hunter the latter part of thls week Mrs James C Bennett attended 1thl burial of Mrs T J Smith at Hartford Friday Mr Opple Klttlngtr and laugh ter Gladys sport Wednesday night In Hartford Mrs Hallle Drake Is tho guest of Mr rnd Mrs T IL lUnmrd Purt ford Mr Ross Morton anl family Central City have returnol from a visit to Mr Sam Morton and famJ lly hero FnriySpeak- On May 14th 800 p m at the M E Church South Thruston Ky Rev H T Speak and Miss Flossie May Early daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Early will be unit ed In marriage Rev P C Long of McDanlels Ky officiating The at temlnnts will bo the degree team of Dawson Camp 342 W O W of En sore Miss Catherine Schenk will preside at the organ and tho flower Iris will bo little Misses Annie Will and Elizabeth Schenk Rev Spoiik III pastor of the North Hart foid circuit M E Church South and his brideelect Is a very popular young lady No Invitations have been or will bo Issued and all are welcome to witness the nuptials IIAIMMTTS FERRY April 1Mr Joseph Mitchell mention of whose Illness was made recently is worse at this writing Allison Mitchell formerly of 1Ir county but now a resident of Texas Is at the bedside of his brother Mr Joseph Mitchell RevAVH Morton made at tripIIter to Hartford IonllaySITho party at Mr E L Pottys last Wednesday night was hlhlyIIly enjoyed by all present Rev W II Foreman has employ ed Mr George Flatt and Mr Elijah Martin of Olaton to repaliTt his residence ij Speaker Champ Clark seemS Who the choice of tho Democrats of this vicinity for the Democratic Presidential nominationz DeadFounder of Itcd CroMt Washington April 121IIss Clara Barton founder of the Amer ican Red Cross Society died at her home In Glen Echo Md at 9 oclock this morning The cause of her death was chronic pneumonia with which she was stricken about i a year ago Her brother Stephen Barton of Boston was with her when she died Miss Barton was born at Oxford Mass in 1821 i 1Tuts Kurt to Uml Habit Things never look bright to one with the blues Ten to one the trouble Is a sluggish liver filling tho system with bilious poison that Dr Kings New Life Pills would expel Try them Let tho joy of better feelings end the blues Bent for stomach liver and kid Mr neysd 2i c James H Williams Hartford Ky m Not Ice aAlltho estate of Wllllo P Pirtle willC present the same to mo nt Hartford Ky properly proven on or before SIlayer barrelCThis April 1 1912II IIJItAdl14t3When n medicine must be given to young children it should bo W pleasant to take Chamberlains Cough Remedy Is made from loaf sugar and the rrfbts used tylts preparation give It a flavoTulmliar plensa1tI1I0li fordI colds croup and whooping cough For sale by all dealers m j Prompt to Pay on Time Knights of the Maccabees of the World paid Mrs Sarah D Plrr tie 1000 last Saturday she being time beneficiary In a policy carried by her son Wm P Pirtlo who dyed March 28th 1912 Tho chock came to Mr L P Foreman Record KoepII er for this order and was turned over to Mrs Pirtlo Monday 00000000000000000h I 0 LICENSE 0 I i X00000000000000Charles I Mary Hoskins Render Ky a Hartford Herald Only 1 Year Lf O4SKvTHE VloMAN WHO weARS s4 THEM THE FAMOUS SHOE Queen Quality satisfactorily solves the shoe problem for that large classIof women who are each season not quite sure of what they want or whats most becoming to their foot in the new styles Once you have entered our store you will realize what we mean oy Queen Quality shoes anticipating your wants Youre sure to find here at least one model to your taste and it will look better fit better andwear better than any other make of womaps shoe Em P Barnes XBrol rBEAVER DAM KENTUCKY III I1jj GIIEEN imiEii I April lrHev Tow of Roches will preach at this place next night Mr W F Chapman who former fpslded here and son Master Ev crttc of HerrIn Ills are visIting turn formers parents and ninny friends In this and adjoining communities Mr Lee Wilson oldest son ot Mr and Mrs H A Wilson was united In marriage last Wednesday evening to Miss Era Goggcss of Lu Rev G W Lawrence officiating They came to the home of the grooms father Thursday oven lag remaining until Sunday whoi they returned tp Luprnef whqri they will makq their futurq home Lee having a good position wlfj the W Q Duncan Coal Co Mist Edith Wilson and Mr ClaU Ross attended tile BoggessWllson wedding at Luzerne last Wednes dayMr Bruce Wade of EdoradoI ill1s visiting his sister Mrs Rosco Wilson Mr Riley Peach of Independ nose died last Thursday and was burled tho following day in the Cool Spring burying ground Ho U survived by a wife and several childrenSunday School was organized at East Providence last Sunday with Elbert Carden as superintendent A large crowd was present and great Interest manifested Mr W R Chinn sold a twoyear tunic to Mr Emanuol Ward of lifton Consideration 100 Mr Love Hoskins bought a threeyear olll mule of Mr Bud of Llttlo Bend for 150 An eightyearold child of Mr Shaw died Friday and was at Cool Spring tho following Mr and Mrs E M Chapman silent Saturday with Mr nnd Mrs A Caseblcr ut PrentlBs Three cheers for Champ Clark the next President of the United States For Constipation Mr L H F rnham a prominent of Spirit Lake Iowa says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are certainly time best thing tho market for constipation Oleo these tablets a trial You are certain to find them agreeable and pleasant in effect Price 25 coots Samples free For sale by all deal ors m John P Ruch Jr was granted a In Cincinnati from Helen Ruch The principals to the suit lived iihtll a sh rt time ago In jgnor xif the fact that they wore alfbrother and halfsister 1Our baby cries for Char Iains Cough Remedy wrlterytllr ihtheA crottytlForh I V 3t52 w 1 Reduced Prices O- NMfRCHANDI5E x WHILE THE GOOD LAST Best Java Coffee per lbf20o2 bbls Best Gran Sugar 16 Ibs while it lasts 81QO- Lhtest Styles in Chicago MllUneryi frloeg right Vitality Flour per bbl55Q Two other grades at same price 1 Bg Deal Soap 7 bars forn25oCleanEasy Soap 6 bars for 25Q All other brands 0 bars for25o-A number of nice Suits of Furniture front 2000 to GnislhBarlgttinsPlenty at Reduced prices Right Come and see J3e sure to come and see our Farm JUg Implements Plows Drills Cultivators Field Fence Wire and Fence of all kinds Best Lard by the 50lb can perlb12ioBa-con by tho side per Ib13oCome and buy while this quantity lasts Highest prices paid for poultry Star Brand Shoes Oxfords I IE Sa MCMILLAN Centertown f-I t VDo Not Fail to see me and my PIANOS 1 Before you buyYbij will save money HARTFORD MUSIC CO ft4 M Ai FAUGHT 1YII FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE fOR tt High f Grade Piaii- q is0 rPLAYER PIANOS AND OItATSoV I 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