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"I Cow, lit Herald ef foiij fftrM, lie ITeri f 111 Jitim Lumbering al Hj Back." 4W Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed. NO. 21 38th YEAR. $1,000 HAS HARTFORD, KY., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912. bodies wero secured to thwarts by plecos of chain. The body of a cabin passenger was identified by the clothing as that of Thompson Seattle, of,i Chicago. The other two wore members of the crow. A fur coat with the name William Inside the pocket, and a Woman's ring Indicated that there Had 'been others In the boat. The bodies 'were burled at sea by the Oceanic crow. LI Na- - DEMOCRATS OF OHIO COUNTY! IDLE FOR YEARS In the Winchester tional Bank. Fuitl)ful'01d SOUVENIR OF THE FEOD DAYS Dallas, Editors T., May 13, 1912. Hatlford Herald, Dear Friend. Don't forget tho County Mnss Convention at Hartford next Saturday, May 25, at whioh delegates will be selected and instructed for the State Convention at Louisville next Wednesday. It will be a very important occasion, as this is Presidential year. The convention is called to meet at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Do not fail to be on hand. i -- - r AS "HROTHEi: TO imOTIIKIt" Washington, 1). C.May 17. The y William Jennings llryan the not-t- d Committee House Pension "commoner," was. hi Louisville, favorably reported pn omnibus bill peusioi s for Kentuck-lan- q Ky., Sunday. Ho wb the niinelnal EVIDENT WORKO ASSASSINS SAYS RUNNING containing TEODTSOUTJIF speaker at a mass mtetlng held In as follows: John Cooley, Fortieth Kentucky the Jeff lsoii County Armory under Who Also Prepared for Rob- And Republican Party Should Infantry, $24; Hough J. Holes, tho ausplttj of the 124th Oeneral fetembly Cavalry, $110; of Kentucky Twelfth the Preabyterlun bery Shot Fired from Be Glad Of It-S- ome It wat es.iniatad that Sixteenth In- Church. William A. Smith, fantry, $!lii: Annie White (widow 1. early ten thousand persons Xanl Loft Overhead. Bitter Talk. William), Sovcmh Cavalry, $12; hi in there. But h- - also spol.u or "pitatlied" elsewhere ct several C. M. Hiidobrand, Seventeenth Cav-ilrVERY LITTLE CASH SHCCRED TAI-Louistille $'.'0; James Sandusky. Eigh- llnts in tl.e cltv. T'-THINKS T. II. WILL HOLT pltes tho fuhowlug short teenth Cavalry, $:!(); William Yatos, Herald people near The Lambert's Infantry, $::6; Wil- account of his visit to the lowly Cincinnati, May 11). In a most Twenty-thir- d schoolhouse nro considerably work- bitter ami scathing denunciation liam W. Hughes, Tenth Cavalry, iqiiaitus of the city, the pluce ed up over a robbery and attempted of Col. Tnebdoie Roosevelt, Prod-de- $::o; Cora A. Crist (widow James). where people go who do not have murder that occurred In that neigh Infantrv. $12:Tan-R- . ' clothes good enough to be present declared that the Twenty-sevent- h Tjtt borhood only a few nights since, "certaTnty of his defeat for the ReShoemaker, Thirtieth Infantry, able In the tine churches: says the Hawesville Clarion. Spellbound, 2imi derelicts and publican must be a ?H6. nomination John Fulkerson, a farmer who source of profound congratulation of the Home Rescue Mission resides alone about a mile east of to all patriotic citizens," declared streets, .it Wig!: 1I1 and jHiferson brought against the Ilnrglses, RICHEST HAUL IN THE tho Lambort schoolhouse, went to thnt his pivducessor wij brought to a state of tears In tho White Callahan and D. Fult French for laHt nlL,ht by William Jennings bed as usual about dusk on the Housi would wreck tho Republican In the assassi- WITH HIS LIFE ALLEN alleged complicity HISTORY OF HOLD-UP- S llryan, who, with wilted collar and night mentioned and before it was partyv-lhe bhould be chosen by the nation of her husband. Mose Felt-Tia newspaper for a fan, told thorn was one of the- - Important witNational Convention, MUST PAY THE PENALTY entirely dark, he was greatly sur- Republican prised and frightened by the roport and compared the story of Christ, and later reMr. nesses for the plaintiff in this celeRoosevelt to of a pistol in tho loft directly over Louis XIV. of France, who said: Bandits in (Mississippi Secured ceived the confessions from many brated trial, and the defendants, t'"at they had never heard it beespecially Judge James Hargis and Leader of Virginia Gang of Des- his bed. He leaped for his shot- "The sate, 1 am it." More Than $200,000 from gun, which was near, at hand, and fore, it was a fitting display of the Ed Callahan, realized that he was Tho attack was in the form of a peradoes That Shot Up then for shells, which he had left statement. Mr. Taft said: powers' of the noted evangelistic the most dangerous witness that Express Car. on the mantel near his bed, but they then had against them, since lecturer who went Into the very "OnjThursday last I gave a stateEntire Court. In the testimony when he got to the mantel and ment (o the pi ess in which I said to carry "his sensational heart of the underworld New Orleans, May 17. The two found that his shells had been re- that with S20 Taft delegates of the gospel last criminal trials had b'een so strong, then masked bandits who early yester- the teachings Wythevllle, ,V.,May 17. Floyd moved, the fact began to dawn on electedt--t night. Hut a short time previous and they were anxious to keep him the convention, and with ""tromnentlfylng; Tho" plan.'aa after Allen, leScTer offueJCdxroll county him that tho other fellow was mas- the Immediate prospect of tho elec- day morning held up the fast. New he had addressed an assemblage of ward developed, waa to bribe Felt-ne- r gang which shot up the court at ter of the situation nnd that ho was tion of enough to exceed the neces- York limited train of the New Or- bankers, brokers and capitalists at and several other Important Hillsvllle on March 14, causing the not in safe company, so in his night sary 540, the success of the cause leans & Northeastern railroad near the Shubert Masonic Theater. prosecuting witnesses to leave the death of five persons, was found clothes and still holding to the shot- of constitutional government seem- Hattiesburg, Miss., made, perhaps, The tiny chapel of the mission the richest haul in the history of was crowded to Its utmost. guilty of murder in the first de- gun, Mr. Fulkerson made a hasty ed assured. The delegates Men State. elected upon whose faces were lines of With this end In view, Mose Felt- gree. The verdict of the Jury car- exit and started for his nearest since that time have confirmed this train robberies. It is positively known thnt from care and sorrow, boys who were ner was given $1,000 In cash, ried with it a penalty of death, and neighbor, Frank Bruner. conclusion. the safe which was blown open miles and miles away from their Arriving there, he learned that which Is the same $1,000 now on ho will be electrocuted. "Mr. Roosevelt's speech at Clove-lan- d with In the SouthThe verdict of first degree mur- Mr. Bruner had but one shell for deposit In the Winchester bank. homes and "In hard luck," and shows him In such a light that ern Express car the robbers secur- broken down human wrecks whose Mose testified at the trial that tho der was reached only after many the gun, and he was afraid to let the certainty of his defeat for the ed more than thirty packages of hours of deliberation, In which It leave the house, so the fight that Republican money was given him by a blighted from the nomination must be a currency, one of which coutalned lives had been man," whom he did not some of the jurors stood out for a Mr. Fulkerson planned never took source day of their birth, crowded each of profound congratulation more than $50,000, He lesser penalty. representing other upon the narrow, scarred place. When some of the neighknow and never saw before. who can the monthly pay-rolFloyd Allen was placed on trial bors returned with Mr. Fulkerson to all patriotic citizens of the New benches In the stuffy chapel and turned the money over to hi3 brothnow see the utter wreck that he Orleans & Northeastern and Ala- waited hours for the man who was er, Felix Feltner, to be put in bank on April 30 for the tragic court- they found that robbers in their would have the party, If for him. When the facts concern- house fight In which Judge Massie, hasty flight had taken Mr. Fulker-son'- s nominated, made of great danger bama & Vicksburg railroads at to convey to them the message of and the bribery were Prosecuting Attorney Foster and pants with $t2 In the pockMeridian and Hattiesburg. ing the alleged Cod. According to passengers on the brought out in the trial, and subse- Sheriff Webb were killed. Two oth- ets, had mussed up things general- to which the country would have "When I will have told you the exposed had thee been any train, who returned to New Orleans died subsequently of ly, had taken the shells as a pre- been quently Felix Feltner put In a claim er persons story of our Savior," the speaker Messenger Cray began, "you will have been born Express caution and had climbed up In tho chance of his election to n third for the money, on the ground that their wounds. Floyd Allen waB charged specifi- loft before Mr. Fulkerson had re- term. deposited In his name, and stated that one package In the car again. Something that you never It was says that he Is contained $140,000. "Mr. Roosevelt This the off- conceived will have entered your Mose Feltner also claimed It as his, cally at this time with tho murder turned from his work In "the field. Attorney j Wil nnd from all Indications had care- -' "le Republican party, and that if icials of the Southern Express com- lives. You, men, I am speaking to, Judge J. M. Denton, before of Commonwealth's Circuit Republican National Commitpany dony, but the general belief Is as brother to brother. whom the matter was brought up liam M. Foster, prosecutor In the fully planned to kill and rob the the hearing, decided that the money Carroll county court at HillBvllIe, occupant of the house. A close tee, in passing on the credentials of that the totnl booty secured exfor "I am going to spenk frankly Avas so tainted, with fraud that last March, when the trial of Floyd search by neighbors revealed a bul- delegates for the preliminary roll ceeded $200,000. and opepiy. I know that many of In the convention, shnll hold to be neither of the Feltncrs was entitled Allen culminated in tho killing of let hole In the pillow about three you question tho tradition and the his ninny flimsy con- AI.LEOKI) ItOOTLEOCINCi five persons, viz: Presiding Judge Inches from where Mr. Fulkerson's unfounded tho to It. story of Jesus Chi 1st, the miracles tests, ho will decline to abide the KAIIiKl) OK INDICTMENT He wrought and Ills very being. man," whom Feltner alleged Thornton L. Massie, Prosecutor head had been, and following the Sheriff L. F. trnck of the bullet to tho straw bed, Judgment of those having authoriM. Foster, gave It to him as a brlbo, ne,ver William "Christ Is repeating his Ky., May Ayres and their search was rewarded by find- ty. The inference from this is that Calhoun, 17. Judge showed up to claim It, and It was Webb, Miss Elizabeth miracles every day. He is even will left in the bank, where It has re- Juror Augustus Fowler. Tho news ing a 38 caliber ball. On the floor ho duly holt tho convention because Birkhead adjourned the present raising men from the dead. Thero a constituted Republican Na- scsblon of the McLean Circuit Court of the court creat- the robbers left a hickory club four mained ever since, with no rightful of the shoot-u- p are polluted men In the very depths ed a pronounced sensation and sent feet long, which had been cut with tional Committee shall, after a Ju- this afternoon, and will return of sin thi't oven a mother's love owner. dicial investigation, refuse to seat home Saturday morning. The court Several times members, of one a thrill of horror throughout the a very dull knife. In the gospel of delegates. If his amounted to very little, and tried cannot savo. Hut says that after the his contesting country. . have laid-dal- m Mr. Fulkerson faction or the other Jesus Christ they find their rejuve ' The tragedy created a" panic In shot was fired and while h? was edict Is to bo heeded, then the hold onlv a few civil cases. to the money, but so far none of nation. If that is not lifting men to get it out of the llttlo mountainside town of feeling for the shells lie heard ono ing of any convention at all is perThe grand Jury, after being in f 0111 the dead, what is? them has been able superfluous. session for three days, returned one! the vaults of the bank. The latest Hillsvllle, where the Inhabitants al- of tho parties say, "Did you get functory and "My life has not all been entire"The anoganco of his statement Indictment for breach of the peace. ly satisfactory to mo," llryan confof this mysterious 51,- - ways held the Allen clansmen In him " "No, listen," said the other. claimant An effort was made to return tinued. "Several times 1 have tried Arrests of several Ho says he did not remain to hear that he is tho Republican party and 000 Is B. Fult French, the former deadly terror. that failure to comply with his some Indictments against persons to render service to the millions, Perry county feud leador. who was of the Aliens followed tho shooting, tho rest of tho conversation. , associated fndirectly Neighbors are investigating tho views and wishes puts those doing for bootlegging whiskey at Island but lime failed. with the but five of the principals escaped to Rut I tan still French, who resides at tho mountains. Rewards for their case and they think they have the so in the attitudo of bolters, finds There were over 100 witneise' see some places, recall some Intrials. no parallel In "history savo in the summoned, but tho grand Jury fall-- 1 stances, where If sufficient Winchester now, seeks to get pos- arrest resutied In three of them parties spotted. have beon of serIs found, It Is a safe bet that famous words of L011I3 XIV., 'The ed to return a single indictment. vice, and it does mo pood. session of the money, on an attach- being taken, but Sidna Allen, lead W. A. Sensing, a detective from ment, which he has sued out, and er of the clan, and Wesley Ed- tho parties will havesssmove. Tho State, I am it.' "Men, you needn't thank mo for "It is on a par with his declara- Nashxille, had been nt Island for coming here the case is now pending for settle- wards, his nephew, have never been whole community ifi excited and enthank you. tion that 'I typify and embody the sevc.al days prior to the meeting To mo this seems one of the memguns have raged, and rapid-fir- e ment In the Clark County Circuit captured., ' staple article at every res- progressive element of tho ago.' Mil Jury, and when if orable occasions of my life. If I But those acquainted with of the grand Court. A Suicide Hurts Pedestrian. "With clearly traceable premediidence In the neighborhood. leaked out what business he was In, have been of onv service tn you, I the litigation believe thnt French New York, .May 20. DisappointThe report thnt the house of Ed- tation he projected contests without quite a lot of excitement was man- - am more than gratified will have a hard time to prove that to think gar Hawkins, In. the same neighbor- the slightest reason therefor. In ifested, nnil It was fared fiat thnt I was able." Is legally entitled to it, and the ed In his failure to obtain employhe ment here, Henry Kistinn, a Jewel- hood, was turned over ono night of many cases weeks after the regular there would bo some trouble. The latest suggestion to Im mado relaMany yeais ago V. T. Uruce conconventions had been hell, nierelv pttlypna nf tKlntnl worn In I'd ipi ' ceived tive to the use of this $1,000 Is ry salesman, of Boston, committed this week, was later denied. the Idea of the Hope Rescue to mal-- a bnsis for a campaign of that the alleged gang of bootleg.that It bo applied to raising a mon- suicide early this morning by leapMission. Since fien It hns been the bluff and bluster. Now he threat- gers would he broken up, but the haven of penniless, Exonerated nnd Pardoned. ument over "Deacon" Ed Callahan ing from the third lloor of a hotel Frankfort, Ky., May 18. Clear- ens that, unless thl3 campaign thus grand jury failed to secure su'Il-cifas the last of the fighting Breathitt In Houston- street. He landed on stranj'ors In the city and the nnmo the head and shoulders of a pass- ed hv a confession of an alleged ac- carried on Is recognised as sucicpunty feudists. evidence to return any Indict- of the founder h known to more erby, Richard Dally, breaking his complice, Habe McClure, a slxtoen-year-ocessful, and unices hone3tly elected ments. men of the class he seek3 to ns3lst, Daily fo serious- neck and Inju-ln- g GRIM EV1DKNCKS OF shall be thrown out In boy, of Rockcastle county, delegates Qu'to n number of proeecutionp probnhlv, than pnv other being. DEATH IV STARVATION ly that tho latter may die. was pardoned fro'm tho Reform sufficient numbers to give him a for fishing with a not, and other llryan was requested "hv him to y by Oovernor McCrca-rv- . majority, ho will hi oak from the m'no prosecuMono, were compro brinfe Fome message of the gospel School Red Letter Day. New York, May 17. Bits of McClure had been convicted of parly rnd try to ruin that whloh mlsed and paid off. to the Inmates of the homo. ajid tooth- June 2,', 20 and 27 should be breaking Into a store. cork In their mouths he cannot rule. -, red letter days In tho educa-Th- e marks on - the cork and wood nor"I arpal to all Republicans to TJ'vp- The MVIsEl-p- ' The Rev. Mark A. Vat'liews. o' CommisLouls- Representative Thomas, of Ken- say whether a man who nssumes Sppttle, Wnsh., wns elected mode'-ato- r sion decided to apP"opr'at! $100,-00- 0, tlon of. the boat Indicated that star- - tional life of the State. vation killed three. Titanic victims vllle meeting of the Kentucky Ed- - tucky, introduced a resolution n this attitude does not forfeit his property a.nd of the General Assembly o? thr onors .have whose bodies were In a Titanic col- - ucatlonal Association will be held the House asking that $50,000 be cljlm to any light to become a can- Prnsbvterlan' Church, 'In' session at'' pledged a similar amount and moro - the erection of, a didate in a Republican convention. lapslble lifeboat picked up by 'the on tlesi .'n'e?. wMh nnyiv of" the opproptlated foIf foqulieil. to crlh tve Louisville. Hymelli Davis at his wonored with the nomination to White Star liner Oceanic, which nipst notable educators of tho land statue of Jefferson In the Louisiana flood crevasse I Two of the on the program. birthplace In Kentucky. arrived here tho Presidency by that party, and Subscribe for The Hartford Herald. zone. Inclosed-'fintwo dollarB to Sirs: pay my subscription to March 27, Suggested' That a Monument 1913. Thirty-eigh- t years ago I began to read your excellent and true To Ed Callahan Be Democratic paper and I have never missed n number by any fault of Built With It. yours. Dallas and almost all of Texas HISTORY OP "TAINTED" MONEY are for Wilson lor President. Hope the Herald Is with us. May ; Lexington, 18. Tho ilte3pectfully, recent death of Ed Callahan, the O. "W. PATTERSON. county feud notorious Breathitt leader, from the bullets of assas- 'DOC" HAKVKY W. WILEY IS NOW A PROUD PAPA sins, brings to light the fact'that, a singular souvenir of his feud career Washington, May 10. With the is now in the Winchester National Ky., in the Bureau of Chemistry still without Bank, at Winchester, shape of a deposit of $1,000, which a cliloT, a possible hereditary sucis unclaimed, although It has bean cessor to Dr. Harve.v( W. Wiley arwhen there for eight long years at least rived In Washington of the no one has' yet been able to legally tho former chief chemist Pnlted States became the father of call it his own. The story of this $1,000 Is an a boy, his first born. All former official trials and tribInteresting one, and perhaps has no lrallel in history. It was deposit- ulations were 'forgotten, and there joy In tho Wiley ed In the Winchester bank in De- was unalloyed cember, 1004, and played an im- household. Dr. Wiley, who is sixty-seve- n years old, was married to portant part In tho $100,000 damage Buit which Mrs. Abrella Mar-cu- Miss Anna O. Kelton a year ago. BULLET FIRED W WOULD RULE OR RUN IRE G. 0. P. with tho most sacred obligations resting upon him to be loyal to its BRYAN SPEAKS organization, to respect the rules governing Its national convention and to recognize the authority of the committees duly appointed unTO LOWLY POOR der its traditional policy, he flouts In advance the decision of nil these and announces that unless he Is to Of Home Rescue Mission be nominated, the Interest of the party and the Interest of Its memin Louisville. bers are to bo sacrificed and only Is to bo conhis selfish ambition sulted. It cannot be that Republic- TEARS GLISTEN IN THE EYES ans will countenance such a breach of party fealty, such treason to the party's properly constituted gov- Of His Hearers, As He Touch- ernment and such defiance of the ingly Tells of Jesus, will of Its majority." A I.I.ST OK K, Under His Head, Just After So Thinks President Taft He Retired. Of Roosevelt. (JIVKN PENSIONS KENTLVKIANS the Christ. to-da- y, y, nt m er f nitro-glyceri- "red-mustach- ls rse vidence 1 1 e half-starve- d nt ld to-dn- to-da- y. jA - PAGH TWO. THE HARTFORD HERALD po-llc- WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912. ' V 1! w i ' H f r I day eloped with Charles Jackson, sis, which Is commuulcablo to huplease lot me know by return mafl o man beings, may bo killed by order DISINTERRED 37, a negro, According to the not I care, eny thing about them, E PROVISION and the marriage license office of the State Board of Health witht Just want to no where- - they got records, they were married here by out compensation to their owners. married or not. I want to bother Rev. A. Wakefield, of the At M, E. Animals killed by order of the them. Say will you please telf mo WIFE Zlon Church. EDGALLAHAN Livestock Sanitary Board may be GOO ROADS where Ira Tapping and Mattlo Mld-kl- ff paid for by the Fiscal Court of the The couple and Mrs. Edna Walls, got married or not. He was county where the animals arc dea negress, are being hold. The latfriend mine. I want no whero he y stroyed. Two Miles ter testified at a hearing And Carried In Bill Passed by Demo- is married or not. Will' you please Preacher The question was presented to that she had gone to the marriage lot mo no by return mall. My the Attorney General at a conferlicense office with Jackson and repBack Home. a Picture of Dress Is Cullens House. ence between membors of the State resented herself as Clara Kruth-auridge W, Va. Board of Health, representatives of She testified she did this beLEADER the dairy Interests of the State and TRIED TO BRING IT TO LIFE cause Jackson had threatened her PROVIDE GRAWED THE FfflOOSJFEOB OUTLAY SENTENCED FOR HEATING HER NEPHEW TO DEATH tho Livestock Sanitary Board, In an with violence If she refused. t effort to reach some agreement as The girl's father and Detective Harry Jackson, of Cincinnati, at- To Be Spent on Contributed to the Uplift of to the rules governing the applica- After Two Weeks Burial Roads Salem, Mass., May 17. Mrs.. Jen-nl- o O. Wentzell, of Lynn, was sention of the tuberculin test for dairy tended the hearing. When the neNow He is a Pitiful Ray His Community By Buildtenced to fifteen years In tho State Used By Rural Mail gro was brought boforo the Court cattle. The Board of Health was prison here when found guilty willing to turn over to tho livestock to testify in his own behalf, he ing Maniac. ing a Church. Carriers. of the charge of manslaughter In board tho power to order cows killswooned, and had to be carried to a -causing tho death of her ed and the Attorney General was cell. The father Is wining to fori nephew, Charles Boupre. was ii:kthoyki Reambition asked if the health board could do DEVOTION' AND IIOHHOIt MIXED give his daughter and take her A MOVE IX RIGHT DIRECTION peated beatings she gave him caus this. The Attorney General holds back home with him. Thus far she Chicago, May 16. There was a lins turned a deaf ear to all his Ky., May IS. The tho authority to protect human life Maysvllle, ed his death. (By Clyde H. Tavenner.) struggle to Rev. Joseph M. Evans, of this rlty. rests entirely with the Board of weird twenty-four-hoWashington, May 18. "Wo faconquer death in the home of Chas. vor federal aid to State and local the Southern Presbyterian moun- Health. Hlllegan, in Naperville, tain evangelist, who has been perauthorities In tho construction and A GRADUAL DECLINE It was the struggle of Hlllegan OLDEST KNOWN COPY sonally acquainted with nearly all maintenance of post roads." CLARK AND ROOSEVELT to bring his wife, who died two t':. goal and bad pople of the IN THE TUBERCULOSIS This wn3 a Democratic pre-ele- c veeks ago, back to life. And when mountains of Eastern iCentuckv. OF THE GREEK BIBLE tion promise. It was a plank In the man's VICTORS IN CALIFORNIA it failed, the heart-broke- n platform adopted by the National has this to say of Ed Callahan, who thread of reason snapped. He is ill oil recently from the effects of an Twenty-Seve- n party at the,, Denvor Death Rate Saves Democratic now a raving maniac in the jail at Or Portion of It, Recently Dis- convention in 1910. nssnssln's bullets: Thousand Lives This promise, along "With the death of Ed Callahan, Colonel's Plurality Over 60,000, Naperville. The story of Hlliegau's grewsome covered Was Reprinted with nearly every other ono made the last of the leaders on either While Speaker Leads Gov. Each Year. effort to bring his wife back from by the Democrats on tho stump in wide, It beenis that the most noted from Papyrus. tlie grave reads like a contribution the last campaign, lias been fulfillfund of Kentucky should only be a Wilson by 20,000. from the pen of Edgar Allen Poe. In the decade from 1901 to 1910, memory. ed. The Democratic House of RepThe public knew him as His actions and his present condiLondon, May 1C. The British resentatives has just passed the the death rate from tuberculosis In . desperado, a murdoror, an assasMay 1.". San Francisco, tion piovo that he is a victim of Museum authorities have just issu- Shackleford sin, a (lend Incarnate. With no de amendment to the the United States declined from v from jesterday's State the most crushing grief that a hu- ed a printed edition of an Impore appropriation bill pro- 19C.9 for each 100,000 persons livsire to excuse, palliate or condone, Presidential preference primary are man being could experience. I only duslre to do him evonhandcd tant papyrus volume which was viding for an expenditure of from ing to 160.3, a decrease of 17.7 per Mrs. Hlllegan died while visiting found in Egypt last year. ten to eighteen million dollars an- - cent, while tho general death rate, unique charac- Ufeeful only to determine the oxact junllco. Ills was a by Theodoro The original Coptic manuscript nually for the construction and 1m- - including nil causes of death, de- ter. Horn of obscure parentage, al- pluralities totaled up Clark over relatives in Seattlo, two weeks ago. When Informed that his wife was Is tho oldest known copy of any provement of the nation's roads. cllned only one-ha- lf as faBt, or at most without any education, his Roosevelt and Champ Hurioundiugs devoid of any refine- tholr respective opponents for tho dead, Hlllegan would not believe it. tianslatlon of a considerable porTho principle on which it is pro- the rate o( 9.7 per cent, from nomiEen when the body was brought tion of the Greek Bible, and, In posed to spend money is based 1G55.0 to 1495.8. ment or anything that ennobles or Republican nnd Democratic plurality Is back to Naperville, he Insisted that fact, says tho London Times, is on compensation this be paid by Roosevelt's nations. These figures were given out In to elevate, he had absolutely nothlnc the between OU.Ohjo and lo develop or encourago him to fol- estimated atTaff nnd La.FolLe.Ue: a physician should be called and probably as early as any copy now Federal Government for the use of u statement Just Issued by Tho Nathnt ffnrts lie made to revive her. In existence Association for the Study low 'the' path of rectitude". From .i;,oan over of any considerable roads traversed, by carriers. In tho tional WilIn the face of his obstinnte asser- part of the Bible. Inliiiicy he was taught to avenge by Champ Clark leads Woodrow rural free delivery service, and is and "Prevention of Tuberculosis. son by probably 25,000. Ho tions, arguments were futile. books of Deute- divided Into three classes, as fol- They are based on data abstracted It comprises lih.vlcal foice any Insult or Injusnearly evory said that his relatives, who refused ronomy, Jonah the tho Acts, and lows: Iloosovelt carried from the reports of tho United tice, lie learned his lesson well. and executive, ounty. Evon San Francisco, whore to call physicians, wore robbing was evidently a copy made by some Class "N" The highest form of States Bureau of the Census, and ltr.ie. manly, x determined effort was made by him of ills wife. devout person for his private use Improved rond In the country, for cover the registration area In this lie fought the battle of life successthe Taft malingers to make a good During the funeral Sunday he from a fully. No obstacle hindered him. which It Is proposed to pay $25 per country. According to the statedocument. favor- sobbed violently collapsed and ment, the tuberculosis death rate Poor, by untiring energy and Indus- showing for their candidate, Proof is, therefore, afforded that mile per year. when the roffln, bearing tlie body copies of the Egyptian steadily since 1904, try he amassed a fortune of goodly ed the Colonel by a plurality of Class "B" A thoroughfare of has declined thnt Is to Senator La Follette carried of his wlfo to tlie grave, was taken say, Coptic translation of books high quality, but not equal to Class when It was 201.6. On the other proportions. an Diego county only. from the house. It was necessary of both Testaments were In use "A", for which It Is proposed to hand, tho general death rate shows "His wife was a member of one over to take him to bed and give him among Champ Clark's victory a fluctuation downward In general Egyptian Christians early in pay $20 per mile per year. mounof the best families of the Woodrow Wilson was sufficiently medical attention. Class "C" Tho ordinary dirt trend, but not as steady as the tutlie fourth century the period to tains. Tholr home was ono of most sweeping to Justify the As soon as It was dark last which Dr. Kenyon ascribes the road of the country, somewhat Im- berculosis rate. Tho dec'lno in tho Some years claims of his campaign managers. Kuneious hospitality. night, he armed himself with a British Museum papyrus, and con- proved, for which It is proposed to tuberculosis death rate ' In the 'ast ago Dr. K. O. Ouerrant, under a He also probably carried every shotgun and an ax. Then sequently tho original of the ver- pay $15 per mile per year. ten years means a saving of 27,000 tent, held a meeting on Callahan's county. No organized effort was spade, a to he went the cemetery where his sion itself cannot bo placed later Sentiment in favor of road im- lives at the present time. premises and near his residence. Ed made in behalf of any other Demwlfo had been burled and sought than tho third century. In certain cities, such as New provement with money now being Callahan, his wife and neighbors, ocratic candidate. out the fresh grave. He Is 50 years Early monastic traditions con- wasted for fake commissions like York, Boston, Cleveland and Chlca-go,an- d fn number more than 100, united x delegates won by old The twenty-siIn frail condition, and it cerning the spread of Christianity the Canadian Boundary in States like Massachusetts, commission with the church. The question pre- Roosevelt and Clark yesterday lire took and practically tho entire night in Egypt are thus confirmed. which exits solely to provide soft Rhode Island and Connecticut, the sented Itself at once: What must pledged to give their respective for him to reach the box that held The manuscript had been well berths for lame duck politicians decline In the tuberculosis death be done for a house of worship? candidates their support. the coffin. This he smashed with used by Its original possessors, for like Tawney of Minnesota is rate is much more marked than in 'One church Kd Callahan said: ax. The lid was removed from It was found that the back binding growing rapidly throughout tho the country at large. Mrs. R. Brant, 11113 Paden St., the will be built In Breathitt county The National Association says Parkersburg, W. Va., had an attack the coffin In the same manner, but had been strengthened with strips country. For many years the peowithout aid from abroad. Collect more gently. of vellum when It was repaired ple who live In the farming com- that there are many factors workwhat you can and I will give the re- of la grippe which left her bad kid Hlllegan body mainder." And he did, at a cost ney trouble, and she suffered much wife tenderly lifted the coffin of his some time before the middle of the munities, and In tho smaller cities ing together to cause the decline In from the and towns, have fe' that too much the tuberculosis death rate, such of hundreds of dollars. It was in severe pain and backache. Then staggering under his crushing and, fourth century. bur difficulty was ex- of the public money was being factors as the change In the characConsiderable this building that I saw him first. she heard of Foley Kidney Pills den, both mental and physical, beFor years ho lived, so far as Is and says: "After taking them a gan the walk two miles to his perienced by the Museum experts in spent in the larger cities. In the ter of our urban population, Inhandling the ancient papyrus. last 10 years fully 90 per cent, of creased sanitation, and better housknown, an upright and useful life. short time the pain left my back home. How he succeeded In mak- Many of the 109 leaves were worm-eatethe public revenue has been spent ing, but probably as potent a fac His home was the minister's home. and I am again able to do my own ing this Jong trip, his relatives do the edges were much rubbed, In the cities, notwithstanding the tor as any has been the nation-wid- e Foley Kidney Pills He dispensed an abundant hospital- housework. campaign. "It Sold by not know. They do know, howev- and It was at first found impossible fact that the people of the country ity. He educated his daughter at helped me wonderfully." through the to copy It, for at every turning the Lhave furnished more than half of may be foretold with considerable m er, that he trudged Oxford, O. She became an accom- all dealers. gate and back to a shed In the rear Ink flew off the page. all the money collected by the Gov- certainty," the statement concludes, plished' scholar, musician and refinof his house shortly after sunrise. The authorities therefore took ernment. "that when the effects of the presed woman. The laBt meeting held BODIES OF FOUR MORE TITANIC VICTIMS FOUND Ho placed the body tenderly upon the book to pieces, and mounted Neither the States nor the Na- ent rapidly Increasing provision for by myself there she presided at the a bench In the shed, raised the each leaf separately between two tional Government will organ and led the singing. All was be the loser the care of tuberculosis patients head slightly with a pillow and pieces of glass. Hnlllfax, N. S., May 18. by generous expenditure for public shall have become evident, the deIn the home. well messages from the steamer then went to the house for food. In the printed edition Just pub- road construction, for the money cline In the death rate from con"Alas! an evil genius came and Montmagny, which was dispatched Relatives remonstrated with him, lished under tho title of "Coptic will ultimately come back through sumption In the coming decade will ambition entered Callahan's life. A Hlllegan sternly reproved Biblical Texts from Halifax last to search but the thirst for position and notoriety the sea for victims weekthe Titanic, them. He seized an old shotgun per Egypt," thoinCopticDialectIs of Up- the Increase In the taxable value of be oven more marked than, that In. of print farm landt. Nor Is that the only the last one." text took possession of him. Tie be- report the recovery of four bodies. and ordered them to leave him ed line for line and iolumn by col- way it will come back. Whatever came allied with ono of stronger For Sale, umn, readings from the Greek be- makes for tho agricultural developwere Identified, as alone with his wife. will, and the old feud spirit of his Three of these Sixty-fiv- e acres of well Improved "You robbed me of her once be- ing added. follows: ment of the country also aids other ancestors was aroused. Men stood Harold Reynolds, a steerage pas- fore. You can't do It now," he Plates showing the papyrus and Industries In the land. All classes land In Rough river bottoms, between him and the realization of senger. miles west of said. He took food and a bottle of tho mutilated and defaced condi- rely upon good crops for prosperity. ther particulars,Hartford. For furtils dreams of position. Ho receivcamphor to the shed and began the tion of the writing aro also Includ address X, care of C. Smith, a steward. ed Instructions from some who said, Tho Herald. HOW'S Tins? 2tf A Syrian girl, about 1." years old. work of trying to restoro life In the ed, and there Is an Introductory Dead men tell no tales.' It was m m We offer One Hundred Dollars ReOne body, that of a sailor, was lifeless body. Ho rubbed camphor description of the manuscript. beginning of the end one deed the upon the cold brow, then offered ward for any case of Catarrh that can unidentified and buried at sea. O demanded another. Like the sleuth SPECIAL NOTICE O food to the lips that refused to II. Staton, Joyce, Ky had not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. John O hound, he never bolted the track A child can't get strong nnd roin regard to O open. F. J. Cheney & Co., an excepionally severe attack of when once ho lapped the blood. The bust while Intestinal O OIHTUARIES, worms eat RESOLUTIONS O This process lie continued for whooping cough. He says: Toledo, Oh'o. "If It followed are history and nwny Its itality. To give the child hours. Meanwhile word had gone deeds that OF RESPECT, &c. O We, the undersigned, have known O cannot be changed. Lot us throw a chance to grow, these parasites out through the villago that Jlille-ga- n had not been for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound I would have been F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO the mantle of charity ovor them must be destroyed and expelled. was trying to "work a mira- compelled to quit work. Instead. T believe him perfectly honorable In all and thank our Heavenly Father WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE Is cle." A crowd soon congregated nover Tho Hartford Horald has adopted day, and Foley's business transactions, and financially that we were more fortunate in our guaranteed to remove the worms; about tlie ground, but nobody ven- Honey missed aCompound gave a new rule In regard to Obituaries, and Tar me able to carry out any obligations made early surroundings nnd our later It also puts tho vital organs in tured in. Hillcgan made occasionResolutions of Respect, Cards of Instant relief and is tho only cough by his firm. associations. Nothing thnt could healthy, igorous condition. Prlco al trips to tho fence, trained his medicine we ever Thanks, &c whether written at the Waldlng, Klnnan & Marvin, use." Contains bo written will chnnge an lota what 2."c per bottle. Sold by Hartford gun on the most curious and warnthe behest of lodges, churches or Inno opiates. Sold by all dealers, m Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Is numbered with the eternal past. Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovan ed them against Interfering with and that Is, we shall Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter- dividuals, "Whatever any one may think of Ed & Co., Heaver Dam, Ky. m him. Tho warning was enough. nally, acting directly upon the blood charge at the rate of two cents per I'nfnlr Distribution. Callahan, but for him Wlthcrspoon Nobody ventured In. Two dear oldJdles wore dis- and mucous surfaces of the system lino for all such articles, except obitProving It. College, In the mountains of EastThis evening, when he realized cussing husbands. Said tho first: Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c pet uary poetry, which will bo ono cent "People nowadays," said the old ern Kentucky, educating hundreds per word, stralght.Thls Is tuo smallthat his efforts were In vain, his of mountain boys and girls, where liouso cat, "don't know how to reason gave away. Officers remov- "I haveofbeen mnrrled three times. bottle. Sold by all druggists. est rato wo charge for anything and my Each Take Hall's Family Pills for cotfstl he died, would have had no exist- raiso children. They let tho young- ed him to jail, and tho body of his though. Thoy husbands is dead, Is only one-fift- h of our regular rato. were all cremated." patlon. , ence. There never was a man so sters have thplr own way too wife was returned to tho cemetery. Her Tho amount, in cash or stamps, friend was a dear old maiden much." "That's right," replied tho awfully bad that ho had not ono must accompany each article, or lady. Sho listened attentively to JUST WANTED TO "NO" jiood trait or never did ono good old brood hen. "Now, look at Mrs. Rose A. Freeman, Clifford, her friend, and when she hnd con-not bo printed. NOT THAT HE OARED It will Six these They chicks of mine. tiling In his life; bo It was with Va., says they havo long UBed Fo- cluded the sad story of her life she words averago a lino in ordianyto wouldn't have amounted ley's Tho Ashland (Ky.) Independent nary reading and every separate thing if they hadn't been sat upon." good Remedies and want to sayf a said: "How wonderful are tho ways word for them. She writes: of Providence. character or Initial letter counts as Here I've lived all says: now tuberculin d these years, and have nover been Editors are not tho only folks a word. The heading and the sigStiff neck Is not only painful but "Foley Kidney Pills cured my WILL APPLY IX STATE of a long standing kidney able to get one husband, annoying. To get rid of it quickly and who get funny requests throug'i nature both count one Ifno each, trouble, after ho had taken other you've hnd husbands to even If thoy aro only a word or two. the mall, as witnessed hy tho rub the affected part with burn' Frankfort, Ky., May 17. Under without relief. We obituary poetry, SNOW letter which was sent to All straight LINIMENT. It medicines an opinion by Attorney General penetrates tho flesh and relaxes tho would not be without Foley & J. W. Jordan, a well known dent- County Clerk Ed S. Hughes, of through, one cent per word. Kentucky State noard Carnett, the Contributors pleaBo reraomber. muscles so pain ceases CoYs medicines In our house for ist of Hopklnsvllle, Ky., recently or Health has tho right to kill ani- Immediately. that tho25c, COc and many times their cost." Sold by oil had an operation for his kidney Mr. County Clerk Prlco As It Were. mals afflicted with diseases that are 11.00 per bottle. Sold by dealers. m trouble, but ho says: "Tho first Dear, friend . The weather .has been clear and communicable to human beings, Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., Hartford real relief I got waB after taking you fue lines will you I drop Donovan while the Stato Livestock Sanitary & CO., Beaver Dam, Ky. Foley Kidney Pills. They eased the please tell me where General Tan-b- y delightfully of- late, which encourm WHITE PITTSBURG GIRL ages Hoard has tho right to kill stock , ELOPES WITH A NEGRO terrible pain In my back 'and acand pink Moore got marled cr Iaige strawberry growers, of which shipments communicable diseases have oeen made, which has complished more good than 'any- not, not I care eny thing about to other animals, but not to human Pittsburg, Penn., May 16. Clara thing I had tried. I gladly recom- them gotlng married. He Js uncel aside ' from other Yesotables. FOR FLETCHER'S beings. This means that cows Kruthaup, 23 years old, who receiv- mend them." Sold by all deal of mine. ' I Just wanted no where Roseland (La.) Herald. ed her education In a convent, to- - ers, which are found to have tuborculoml they got married or not. Will y6u Subscribe for Tho Hartford Herald. PAYS 11 TRIBUTE 10 BOJfOF It I 0 Mountain Paints to-da- p. cratic the rv ld -- ur to-da- y. pre-electi- He-tur- post-offic- -- I ' -- 7. pre-electi- n, 2i 30000000000000000 ti:st .I lifts-ban- BAL-LAItD- 'S 'fol-Ipwi- - Children Cry CASTORIA ' .,. i t. imitAt .,.i;j,-'""''v- i r. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1012. THE HARTFORD HERALD was a snow-whit- e heifer called Lady Whlteblrd, tho most graceful THAT animal among the elk. The leaders of the' herd were two big hulls Unlike Called Tnft and Roosevelt. CREWS tncie for whom they wevs named, they were able to get along in peace, and stood together to repel constant staBlunders Made by British outsiders. theThey held tho car, and tion at door of showed a desire to fight when there Naval Architects. was any sign of danger. It was with difficulty that they were put CRUISERS OFTENSENT TO SEA Into the crates on which they were shipped on sledges to th.j forest preserve. Portland (Ore.) Cor. New In Really Unseaworthy Condi- York Times. I'AUK TllKEE. FUNG GUILI BEATS CRUISERS " pwaT,"!'! Don't Suffer! M- - ' BY HEART The New Way of Criminal Examination. DEGREES DF HOMAM EMOTIONS " I had been troubled, a little, for nearly 7 years," writes Mrs. L. Fincher, In a letter from Peavy, Ala., "but I was not taken down, until March, when I went to bed and had to have a doctor- - He did all he could for me, but I got no better. I hurt all over, and I could not rest At last, I tried CarduJ, and soon I began to improve. Now I am in very good health, and able to do all my housework." BmmUt tSPfi H Are Tested by Suggestive ' Words and Finely Constructed Machine. INSTEAD OK Is tion Faults Originated LsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSM.flPi Lsbbbbbbbbbbbbb! In Building. HON. J. M. STEVENSON, Ky who has announced for the office of Chairman of the Democratic State Central to be and Executhc Committees, chosen at the State Convention on the 29th of Slay. Ho is a Square-De- al Democrat. Of Winchester, A REPRESENTATION IN 1012 ELECTORAL COLLEGE Judging In LARDU I Woman'sTonic "THIKD DEGREE" FLOATING FIERY FURNACE lished believed to have been What the first demonstration in a Court of Justice of the Munsterberg theory of criminal detection by heart pulsations, took place "not long ago In a California Court. Tno demon- i stration ended in the discharge of Arthur Smith, a metal worker, who had been arrested as a suspicious character. The theory and the proposed test were explained to the prisoner, who readily consented to be a party to The stethoscope the experiment. was adjusted and his normal pulse was tested and found to bo 79 beats a minute. tlents, was made by the physician administering the nitrous oxide. As the patient was recovering from the anaesthetic and had reached the point where he began to break away from complete unconsciousness, the physician began counting distinctly, "One, two, three," and then the patient took up the numbers, saying, "Four, five, six I'm all right and ready," acting upon the Impression that he had been knocked down in the ring and must show that he nevertheless was qualified to meet the requirements of the situation. When ho had recovered he said the experience waB most vivid. It Is claimed that this method can be used to extract the trutli from persons charged with serious crimes, that they "will malte a confession under the nitrous oxide partial anaesthesia, and on recovering full control of the senses, will realize what they have done and will give the full details. But no "confession" will be made If there Is Case and Comment. no guilt. NEW Certain words to the prisoner, -- asked to reply to suggested by the was done for the the claim of Prof. Slunsterberg that words spoken to men under arrest especially those pertaining to the crime with which they might be charged, would cause them embarrassment In answering and would action of the produce accelerated were then spoken who was also each with a word one asked. This purpose of testing One of the most important points a big warship Is that she shall be a steady gun platform. It Is obvious that no gun crew can make good shooting from a ship that rolls about like a drunken man. For this purpose, all our largo battleships are provided with two bilge keels, which aro long steel plates running parallel to the keel, one on eacli side of It. They are fixed Just at the angle where the almost flat bottom curves sharply up . to the Bide. For some reason one of our latest giants, the huge Dreadnought cruiser Orion, was sent to sea with bilge keels much smaller than the In building ordinary. The result was that when she ran Into rough weather she rolled Evin a simply appalling fashion. erything that could possible get loose went tumbling from side to side, and as for shooting, her big guns would have been practically useless. She has been brought v. J. The word San Quentln, where the prisoner was suspected of having served a term, caused no acceleration of the heart and demonstrated his innocence according to the theory. When Interrogated as to his assumed name of James Smlthers, his heart action increased to 91 beats On being charged with a minute. not having told the truth in this particular, the prisoner gave his correct name and address. If an actual photograph of the heart action is desired, it may be obtained by the aid of a machine which Dr. E. A. Newton, a German scientist, Is said to have invented. It portrays accurately the pulsa tions of the heart muscles ana action of the valves and discloses all irregularities, however slight Accelerated action of the heart resulting from the emotion of fear arising from guilt, would be disclosed In a characteristic series of leaps and bounds which are quite diverse from the pulsations due to the influence of love or joy. A New Tork dentist advocates laughing gas as a substitute for the police "third degree." "He believes that this, the least dangerous of anaesthetics, lays open what already ' Is in the mind, unconscious of the search for its secrets. "He believes that If a man who has committed a serious crime should bo questioned about It during a certain stage of recovery from nitrous oxide, or laughing gas anaesthesia, he would not only Teply, and truthfully, but half a minute later he would realize truthfully what he had said. An Interesting experiment upon a prize fighter of international reputation, who was one of his pa- - heart. V.(sE SCALE KOR MINES OF DISTRICT 23 The following Is the new wage scale of District 23, which has been ratified by the referendum vote of the miners: Screened pick mined coal, 92 cents per 'ton;, mine run picked 0 cents per mined coal, 57 ton; yardage In pick entries, $1.40 per yard; In wide pick entries 11.04 per yard; turning rooms In pick mines, J4.20 per room. On screen coal basis 46 cents per ton; on mine run basis 28 cents per ton; chain ma chine runners on Bcreen coal basis, cents per ton; chain ma 6 87-1chine helpers on screen coal basis, cents per ton-- chain ma6 0 chine runners on screen coal basis, 4 27-1cents pei; ton; tihaln machine helpers on screen coal basis, 0 3 cents per ton; punch machine runners on screen coal basis, 13 cents per ton; punch machine helpers on screen coal basis, 8 cents per ton; tracldayers, 0 $2.46; tracklayer helpers, $2.24; trappers, 76 cents; hottom cagers, $2.24; drivers gathering with one mule, $2.25;drlvers gathering with two mules, $2.44; drivers gathering with more than two mules, water haul $2.44; riders, $2.24; ers $2.24; tlmbermen, $2.46; pipe- men $2.38; all other Inside day la bor, $2.24; the minimum outside scale, $1.80. 1- -2 35-1025-1067-1- 00 13-10; 79-1021-1- 00 35-10- '! 'h " Escapes An Awful Fate. T A thousand tongues could not express the gratltudo of Mrs. J. E. 111., for her wonderHow Hartford Citizens Can Find Cox, of Jollet, ful deliverance from an awful fate. had left me "Typhoid pneumonia Freedom From Kidney with a dreadful cough," sho writes. I Troubles. had such awful "Sometimes coughing spells I thought I would die. I could get no help from docIf you suffer from backache tor's treatment or other medicines urinary disorders From DiscovAny curable disease of the kid- till I used Dr. King's New ery. But I owe my life to this wonneys, derful remedy for I scarcely cough Use a tested kidney remedy. Quick and safe, It's Doan's kidney Pills have been at all now." the most reliable of all throat and tested by thousands. lung medicines. Every bottle guarGrateful people testify. convincing anteed. 50c and $1.00. Trial botCan you ask more . tle free at J. H. Williams. proof of merit? D. 3, W. M. Young, farmer, R. F. DATES WHEN DEMOCRATS Hawesville, Cloverport, Ky., says: WILfc CHOOSE DELEGATES "A member of my family used a box of Doan's Kidney Pills about S. Carolina (convention) .. .May 21 three years ago and found them Ohio (primary) May 22 She had pains In Virginia (convention) very beneficial. May 23 eldo and across the small of her New Jersey (primary) May 28 back. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills Texas (convention) May 28 (highly recommended In the lo- Kentucky (convention) . . . .May 29 cal Dapers, she got a supply at Gib- Georgia (convention) May 29 son's drug store and began using as Rhode Island (primary) .. .May 31 directed. In a short time she was South Dakota (primary) .June 4 further Ohio (convention).... cured and 1bb not had-a- ny June 4 need of a kidney remedy." W. Virginia (convention) . ..June 6 For sale by all dealers. Price 60 Minnesota (convention) .June 6 Co., Buffalo, cents. FoBter-MllbuNew, York, solo agents for the , United States. FOR fLETCHER'S Remember the nameDean's and take no other. ... rn ... Gfaildron Cry OASTORIA Dockyard to back Into Devonport have new keels fitted. The Lion, which was launched a ago from the same few months dockyard as the Orion, and Is so long that the dock had to be specially lengthened to hold nor. Is tho fastest cruiser In the world. She develops 28 knots. Her engines are of 78,000 horse power and naturally she needs terrific heat to drive her at fall dpeed. Her navigating bridge was placed on one side of her foremost funnel, and the fire control platwhich the guns are form (from worked) on the other. When the Lion went out for her full speed trials, flames, 50 feet long, roared out of the top of this funnel and swept the bridge, and platform. especially the It was said that every piece of metal on the bridge was warped and twisted, and that some were even melted. As for the tire control, any one who had ventured there would have This been literally roasted alive. platform is 30 feet above the top of the funnel, and was exposed to the full blast of the volcano-lik- e eruption from its mouth. editorial chair. Like the Orion, the Lion Is back In dry dock. Her foremost funnel Great Weekly at a Low Price. will have to be shifted a long way The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, paper recently trans0 a twelve-pag- e further forward, 'and at least of the taxpayers' money will formed Into the size and appearance be expended to make good the re- of a dally, will he furnished In conPearson's nection with tho Hartford Herald sults of the blunder. 1.33 Weekly. for the two papers. at only This price stands good on renewals The Demons of the Swamp The Weekly Enfor The Herald. Are mosquitoes. As they sting, they quirer Is an Ideal newspaper, conput deadly malaria germs in the taining a big variety of reading and blood. Then follow the Icy chills is especially suited to the farming and tho fires of fever. The appe- classes. It Is Democratic and protite files nnd tho strength falls; gressive. This is certainly a low also malaria often paves tho way price for a lot of good reading. 'f typhoid. But Electric for deadly Helps a Judge in Had Fiv. Bitters "kill and cast out the malaJustice Eli Cherry, of Gillls Mills, ria germs from the blood; give you a fine appetite nnd renew your Tenn., was plainly worried. A bad strength. "After long suffering," sore on his leg had baffled several wrote Wm. Fretwell, of Lucama, doctors and long resisted all remeN. C, "three bottles drove all the dies. "I thought it was a cancer," malaria from my system, and I've he wrote. "At last I used Buck-len- 's Arnica Salve, and wns comhad good health ever since." Best for all stomach, liver and kidney pletely cured." Cures burns, bolls, ills. 50c at James H. Williams, m ulcers, cuts, bruises and pHes. 25 m cents at James H. Williams. DROVE OF ELK TAKE LONG Easy. JOURNEY IIY RAILROAD "Woman muBt be Independent," Suffragette orator. "But More than a score of the elk said the the question Is, how can we get the which were starving in Wyoming wages that men do?" this winter, and consequently taken same "Marry them and be on tho job In charge by the Government and suggested a mean distributed to places where they Saturday night," man In tho audience. would have a chance to live, have arrived at the Chcsnlnlmus forest preserve In this State. Most of their long journey was made in cattle cars, but the last 30 miles was by sled on roads through enow that was about four feet deep. The elk were brought to this ii often a sign of poor health. State as a result of .the establishLost of weight generally shows ment of a popular fund to pay tho something wrong. expenses of transportation. More than 10,000 persons saV tho animals at the various stations on the corrects this condition and ' way, and the game officials of the up the whole bodyxr State declare that the event has stirred up much sentiment for the Scott & nownr. Uloomn preservation of game. The herd was located at St. Anthony, Idaho, after having been ' driven from their former graz- FOLEY ing grounds in Wyoming. It rOHRHKUM In Are-contr- ol 2u,-00- from statements pubYou may wonder why Cardui is so successful, after newspapers and several from the Inquiries addressed to othother remedies have failed. The answer is that Cardui is ers, there Is a confusion In the popsuccessful, because it is composed of scientific ingredients, ular mind as to the number of Presthat act curatively on the womanly system. It is a medicine idential electors to be chosen In Nopolitivember. Even distinguished for women; and for women only. It builds, strengthens, and cal authorities have fallen Into the restores weak and ailing women, to health and happiness. error of maintaining that the total If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take Cardui. It number of electoral votes will be 490, which Is the total of the will surely do for you, what it did for her. At all druggists. combined membership of the presWrite to: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooii Medicine Co., Chattanooca, Term . ent Senate and House. In making book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent free. J 60 lor Special Instructions, and this error the new apportionment of the House Is overlooked. Tho law provides that the number of electors shall be equal to the number of Senators and Representatives to which the several States are by law entitled "at the time when the President and Vice President to be chosen come Into office. " The Congress to be elected in November wlM have ."31, not 490, members, Senate1 That question will be asked you almost daily by business men seeking' yort if you qualify take the Draughon Training and show ambition to iic. and House. The number of electors services,BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other bi'sl. More to bo chosen in November must cor- ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. International reputat' n. respond, and consequently the agllanklncr. Typewriting, lVnnnnihlp. Kneliih, Spelling. Arithmetic. Letter Writing, Ilnslncsv iirancnr. booa ruiiiiunouuAimnit.c.L'unucr reasonnuiecunuiuuns. gregate electoral vote will be j31. an ritr.K auxiliaryB"'kkeepprs all over Home Study. Thousandth banbeasft Bookkeeping. tho United States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers, and steno,rraiets are A Personal .Uti'ont. New System of Bookkeeping saves them holding pood positions as the result oj "Striking members of the Amal- from 25 to 50 per cent in workand worr . taking Draughon's I lomo Study. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons gamated Skirt Stitchers were hold- - Shorthand. Practically all U. S. official court reporters write' the System of PY MAIL, write J mo. I Duavgiion. ing a conference. Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenn. Vorree cat"Where Is that tall, thin girl who Shorthand best, alogue on course AFCOLLLGL., write? " In- Why? Because they know it is the joined the union last week DRAUGHOIS'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE quired the walking delegate. Naahvillo or Memphis or Knoxville, Tenn.. or Paducah, Ky., or Evanivillc, Ind. Tne secretary arose i reply "She handed In her resignation this morning." ProtHnioruil CnrdH. O0000C0C'O00CCKXX00CO00002 "What was her reason?" "She took offense when she was & Smith called on to act as a picket." Attorneys At Law Judge. - KENTUCKY. HARTFORD, MetMi-A- , XV. II. HnrtifM ami C. K. Smith MAKING ERRORS BLAME THEM ON THE PRINTER announce that they Imve formedofit imrtnnr litp for the KtMinral practice lau, except criminal mid illorc. cane, Mr. smith helnc Couuty Attorney, Is prevented from A certain editor had cause to adItrHctlcliifC hucIi eawert, Mr It men ulll accept Mich monish his son on account of his lit Hartford Itvpubllcun practice Otllre building, lla.t-forKy. reluctance to attend school. ''You must go regularly and J. M. PORTER, learn to be a great scholar," said W. H. & J. F. GILLESPIE, fond father, encouragingly, the PR.OPRIETORS. "otherwise you can never be an edBEAVER DAM, KY. itor, you know. What would ou Will practice his profession In Ohio and o ..BLACKSMITH1NG.. do, for Instance, If your paper came olnlnK counties. Special attention glTentoa' bnslnessentrusted to hit care. out full of mistakes?" The boy looked up Into his parFRANK L. FELIX, ent's face with childish Innocence. "Father," he said, solemnly, "I'd blame 'em on the printer!" HARTFORD, KY. And then the editor fell upon his Will practice his profession In Ohio and ae lining counties and In the Court of Appeal' son's neck and wept tears of joy. Criminal practice and Collections a specialty. A He knew he had a successor for the Office In the Herald boUdlng YOU WANT a Better JOB? j Barnes Gillespie Bros., Mm Attorney at Law, g Attorney at Law, And Repair Work HorseshoeingSpecialty :: OTTO C MARTIN & 6. 1 MCKENNEY HARTFORD, KY. i ooooooococooccoococoooo HARTFORD, KY. ..GENERAL INSURANCE.. Life. Accident. Sick and Fire C. Will Also Bond You. Otto Hartin KY. Attorney at Le.w H.VHTKOItl), Office up stalls over Wilson A Crowe, opposite court house. Wll" practice his piofcssion in all t courts of this and adjoining co' ties nnd Cottit of Appeals. Cot cinl and criminal practice sir laity. AynKrXRcittB & be HAVE A ROUGF PI 1 Scott's Emulsicr i irr tik rt jW"JlMlMBmBMmaMMBlMgBgpJlWMWW pace Forn. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, J 912. THE HARTFORD HERALD BtrucUoziB A damage suit of unusual character was decided, by the Court of Appeals In the case of A. P. Alcorn against the Adams Express Company, appealed from the Estill Circuit Court. Alcorn's son, a soldier in the army, died in the Philippines, and his body was shipped home. Alcorn contracted with the o Express Company to deliver the body at the home of Alcorn in Estill county. When the body reached Irvine, the Adams Fmmpft fi former 1 fr three! Tf"V 9VT1 rVfcin?? T 'Express Company refused to delivof the Louisville Times but Department editor Agricultural The er the body until charges amountwhQ mJred fnm acUve DeW5paper May no 18. With ing to 13S pere paid. Alcorn sued Mipgests wai we g "asuingioji. eo. died at' Kvera, sparrows ny eaung em uorl Wnnkln Honnltal. Baltimore, i more lcan Kngnsa of the dele-- for damages, and the court here Mn. Democratic The first Job. of course is to catch 1500, and dientitled Jm Wedneidir after an operation'18 to the elected, controlNational says he is Judgmenttobe ' em. of the rects that entered for for an affection of the ear. the Convention gathering remains as Baltimore amount. Two trials were had. Celeael Roosevelt says he is now burstlnr of an arterr Droving fatal, mUCu in doubt as it did several ' that and tt the last. neremntory Instruc- Uf rt m.wu vu MJfau ue nnt w iho Tnn.t certaiat of nomination and that It is . agoC,a!n8 made bytIons were given for the express all ever but the fboctiag. Perhaps brilliant paragrapnists 01 the company. ofUacky press, and was universally he managers of the different fighting instead he aant headquarters In al brought dIdate His remains were "cbovtlag." made It clear that b.Pk to hi. old home at Bowline Washington, ELECTROCUTE!) nA a uuue ul .urziu CAirvi. tu, reuuui iuc RIGHESOH Let vrwr preciact la Ohio counfnr ln.rmnt. ' convention through instructed del- ty be represented In force at the Cher up. farmers! Behind the egatlons on the first ballot, even AT THE MIDNIBHT HOUR DeaMcmic Contention la Hartford an Im- clouds the sun Is still shining. It's though great strides are made for Is Saturday. It next a long winter that knows no spring, their respective candidates In the portant oeeatioo. Buy shoes from us and make and things are often not so bad as conventions and primaries still to Maintained His Een Composure Deaocrau of Ohio eotioty. do they appear at the start. So long be held. To the Very Last Fatefeet shoes Ve have set forset that It will be eoaveja- - ' as we are not compelled to go hun- convention will The Democratic tkw day in Hartford next Saturday. gry and have enough of the nece6- - ' consist of 1.0S4 delegates. Under ful Second. Two o'clock in the afternoon Is the garies of life to keep us comforta- -' the "proud" feet, comfort shoes for "tender" rule applying to time set to berfa. ble. we should abide the Lord s Presidential nominations. 729 votes ' Boston, May 21. Clarence V. T. will as to the future. Let us be glad will be necessary for any candidate! . i feet, shoes for slim feet nzu out oy inejrlWe are not oa tbe bounty of the ho secures the nomination. With Rlcheson was electrocuted shortly respective campaign bureaus, we pnhc, like people of the flooded about 320 delegates still to be after midnight. shoes broad feet. that both RoosevHt and Taft district of some other sections ofected, the strength of the respec-- r The current was turned on at So what's lte touui,r. already nominated. prone to tlve candidates was given by their 12:10:2 and the prisoner was deWe are all Ve don't sell poor shoes the use of rearing around any fur-- ; complain. price; Let us be patient and headquarters, as follows:' clared dead at 12:17. ther about the matter? The Baptist clergyman, confesslrv t0 be content. Clark Claimed Instructed, 323; "rlght-u- p" sell shoes total. 391. ed poisoner of Avis Llnnell, his In The Republican party In Louis- - j The Democrats" of Ohio county P,edged' Hyannls sweetheart, was outwardly eighty, not officially ghoulJ not forget that next Satur. Conceded to lana has been declared Ending South Carolina s eighteen, calm when be entered the death and "right-dow- n" In orlce. having jelled too few votes day convention Day In Hartford. chamber, and he maintained his here th,e conDiioD to be entlUed to recognition. Here- - Tne convention will be called to or- Underwood, composure while the straps and t0 Conceded a: their candidates can only get der al , o'clock In the afternoon. oa tbe ballot In that State by ,arge crowd t'g,h.t,':f0Ur; t0 Harinon. two: to electrodes were being adjusted as ghould a to Marshall, be sat in the electric chair. Uoa- present, for 1( i!l be a very Im- Baldwin, . .. m.. nns,oroA walked to the chair RIcheson - Y". ! , Is PreslThi .ltlnn nf l'nlf ?f!lt.c POrtant occasion. Thiswill be the ..... erect, eyes straight ahead, until he '.' . ar and . .. . cf'.he neo- - dentIa Spnaton, bv dlr Aot u nson uiairaea as .insiruciea, sat down. Then he closed his eyes pie Is now up to the various States owning gun for Ohio county. Let 243; Kansas, twenty (Burke), and and kept them shut until the end. for their ratification, the measure man' Democrats be present and- North Dakota's ten (Burke), claimSeated in tbe chair he was asked ine con- ed as favoring Wilson, thirty; to- a series of question by the Rev. having passed both Houses of nr. speaK out ineir cnoice. wm ventlon should gress. should The decision ' very emphatic manner. If you are tal of Wilson's claimed strength, Herbert S. Johnson, his spiritual INCORPORATED. unanimous. to Clark, 236; to adviser. a Democrat, do not let any ordi 273. Conceded eighty-twDuring to Harhis answers he said: Underwood, It seems that Hartford has been nary matter keep you away. to "God will take care of my soul and mon, four, to Foss, thirty-six- ; sort o persona non grata with Bea-e- r fourteen; to Marshall, I pray for all. I forgive everyGov. McCreary has issued a card Baldwin, Dam people lately on account Considered body." The last of the questions of a certain alleged eccentric ede- In which he says: "I am not a can- thirty; to Burke, ten. "unlnstructed and doubtful," 136. was: -- "Are you willing to die for matous trouble with which a few didate for L'nlted States Senator as being Jesus' sake?" The reply, in an Underwood Claimed of our folks were said to have been and do not expect to be a candidate My greatest desire instructed, total delegations of Ala- even, well modulated tone was simfor that office. afflicted. Do you get us? now- Th to be a faithful and efficient bama, Florida, Georgia and Missis- ply. "I am willing to die." As the word "die" was came from When California asked Governor." This sounds all right sippi and six from Tennessee, to(al whom she preferred among the and is in accord with hiB expres- ninety. No other claimB made. the lips of tbe man In the chair the At the Harmon headquarters to goldheaded cane of Warden Bridges Democratic candidates for Presi- sions along this line at tbe Hartdent, a shrill voice answered ford Fair Grounds at the big Dem- day It was said a statement would was tilded slightly upward, there was a crash of a falling lever and "Clark." The ladles vote In that ocratic rally here last fall. The be made later. State, and usually there Is no mis- people have the utmost confidence RIcheson was no more. get a good Piano at a real bargain. Organs from taking their language The lithe form of the former pasHOW TIIEV STAND. when they In Gov. McCreary as their Chief 20.00 up. Call and see our line of sheet music; it speak. tor surged forward, In the great Magistrate. In this position be is the very latest. We repair Pianos and Organs. Democratic. leathern thongs, but no sound came should not allow himself to be used ' The Muhlenberg Sentinel, pub302 from the throat of tbe victim. as a political asset by any party fac- Clark We will move your piano with the piano trucks and has changed lished at Greenville, 191 The current was kept on for one Wilson i tion, covers; no danger of damaging it. Piano boxes hands, Judge U. O. Pace retiring 9 minute and eight seconds. The man Harmon for sale. If you will call at our store we will, give It is now from Its editorship. 83 was dead tbe Instant of the contact The little Journal "Our Country" Underwood , gotten out by the Sentinel Publish- has once more aroused from Its Unlnstructed you a song book. 153 which was made at ten minutes and ing Co., under the management of dream of everybody having all the two seconds aTler midnight. Republican. MrB. Delia E. Iteno. The politics of liquor they After the electric wires were diswant and a general Taft 41 the paper Is not announced. jamboree of all the people without Roosevelt 395 connected from tbe chair, the three Mc10 physicians, Drs. McGratb, whatever, and Cummins The affectionate sympathy of the any restrictions 36 Laughlin and Butler, declared tbe boys of the Kentucky press goes heaves another broadside of whis- LaFollette FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE FOR 113 victim dead. out to Messrs. Henry and John key argument at The Herald, still Unlnstructed is expected the wishes of the harping on its old Idea that the In Ohio, which transIt The result Lawrence, of tho Cadiz Record, who Hiflli Grade Pianos, Player Pianos and Organs. ) are bereaved by the death of their Bible does not speak against pro- pired yesterday, is not given in the dead man will be carried out and miscuous liquor drinking. that he will be buried beside his above. Its She was one of the mother. KENTUCKY. mother In the family lot In VirginKouth's typical mothers and reflect- woozy memory seems to have lapsRKK" TOWN ed again, or rather It Ib too blind THE "T WEXTV-Tia. A brother, Douglas RIcheson, ed her line Individuality In her exWILL GET A RAILROAD of Chicago, Is in Boston to take yet to read plain print, for It harks cellent sons. back to an editorial published by charge of the body. Maysvllle, Ky., May 20. AsS,L Is It The Kentucky Press Association The Herald several months ago, and was manifest when the delegates the General Assembly will meet this year at Olympian and, as usual, Ignores our repeated now almost an assured fact that Mt. Teachers' Examinations. promulgated. rose to their feet to vote, the agreeSprings, a summer resort about fif- plain question, "Is or Is not Our Olivet Is to have a railroad conapplicants the result formally There were fifty-sivotes were cast for the ment had been carried by a large ty miles east of Lexington, In Bath Country backed by the liquor Inte- nection before many days?-- It has for teachers certificates in the ex- Only 4,961 Republican candidates, and as this majority. The debate had been on county. The annual meeting of the rest?" That Is the Ibbu( the vital been figured out that the capital of aminations held at Beaver Dam last Is less than the 10 per cent, requir- for Ave days. editors will take up the greater por- question and we defy Our Coun- Robertson county Is perhaps the Friday and Saturday . ed by State law, the organization A motion was Immediately adoptmost peculiarly tion of the week beginning June try to answer It. situated town In no longer exists. ed authorizing the miners' subcomTeachers' Money Ready. this State as to the distance It JO. The Herald will be representt The only way the names of the mittee to sign the now agreement Superintendent Henry Leach now Subscribe for The Hartford Herald. bears from neighboring towns. ed by the senior scribe. can be placed on tho along with tho coal operators. money for the last month's nominees It Is twenty-thre- e miles from has the The Democratic County Convensalary for tbe teachers of Ohio ticket In tho future is by petition, twenty-thre- e Maysvllle; miles from as has been the case with Indetion will assemble In Hartford next Dover, O.; twenty-thre- e miles from county. pendent candidates. The forfeit of Saturday, May 2.'. Just one month twenty-thre- e Augusta; miles from Improving the Pike. the franchise also prevents the parlater June 2.1 the National Demtwenty-thre- o Flomlngburg; miles Severaf car loads of crushed ty from availing Itself of tho proocratic Convention will assemble from Carlisle, and a fraction over rock have been hauled from Hartat Baltimore, at which time a cantwenty-thre- e miles from Falmouth ford depot and placed on the Hart- visions of the State primary law. namdidate for President will be and Cynthlana. These towns sur- ford and Beaver Dam pike, which For Sole Town property, vacant ed. Surely you have your choice, round It on all sides, making an was badly needing repairs. In all lots, cottages and dwelling. and It Is your privilege to speak out easy calculation for the railroad A. C. TEISER & CO., there will be about ten car loads of at the convention to be held here Hartford, Ky. rock scattered on tbe pike this Saturday. Be sure and be on hand. AVer's Hair Vigor keeps the its-tem be siren in plats, unmistakable terms for President, NO CHOICE ON and for any other matter in which Democrats are privileged to speak HEBER MATTHEWS, FRANK out. No Democrat who can possl- editors FIRST BALLOT My attend, should fall to be pres rftlMC L. FEUX. Pafc.asf Pros'r. ent. We think our readers will bear Entered at the Hartford mail matter of the second class. us out that in no issue in recent S Likely To Be Made Tit have these two columns months Rattimnra wy....v. war U what j contained any advice or dictation If you don't believe county as n to the Democrats of Ohio Gen. Sherman said It was. just Q fir niyil to who they should support for the PI UliHRCPC Teddy and Taft. to Presidential nomina- -' DLAtrlU Ul MIAL HtArMDLIIU Democratic LaFollette was defeated In Cali- tlon. We are always willing to j vote in trust the voters for a wise selec-tlo- Are MadePublic Clark Leads women fornia where But we are very emphatic in cplte of his fine pompadour. the belief that they should speak in the InstructrOis Senator Bradley says President out decisively and send an instructtwenty-thre- e instructed ed delegation to Louisville. Taft has Of Delegates. 2 Hartjord Herald J this mule, and is preparing to make the The mure is forty years old this spring and is still spry and active, but no more so than his master. thirty-eighth. LfstentWe sell Tiose member or the household for-eyery A post-offic- e BODY OP SOX HELD AT DEPOT GETS DAMAGES u Wells-Farg- ) -- , "" WM,w "T r.r two-inir-os T irn - Ken-'wee- ks - to-da- y can-glove- d. Ra , m W ai A 4k 1 6 trr I ' your happy. your for J stylish - " Sn ... two-thir- narrow for andvlde rn i i for any , fTt: . ve that are quality peti-'The- re -, 1 I ." I t J CARSON & CO. Hartford, Kentucky. I o; - NOW' IS LOOK! YOUR CHANCE TO HERTFORD MUSIC CO., HARTFORD, y H to-da- x Bestroys Acme Binders, Dandruff Mowers and two-sto- ry Rakes... " I If In his card committing himself to the support of Champ Clark, McCreary says: "Ho has Gov. known since his first visit to Kentucky that I would do all In my power to give him the nomination." If the Governor 1b really and hear-Ill- y for Clark and is ready to "do all in his power to give him the nomination," why Is he not In of instructing delegates to that effect? Why hesitate, Governor? fa-T- or Indications, the to be held at Hartford next Saturday will be a Democratic love-feas- t. This is well, and there should nothing come np to mar the harmony of tbo occasion. Let in- - From present convention greatly promotes the growth of the hair. You will certainly be pleased with it as a dressing for your hair. It keeps thev hair soft and smooth and promptly checks ay falling of the hair. It does not color the hair, and cannot injure the hair or scalp. Consult your doctor about these hair problems. Ask him what he thinks of Ayeis Hair Vigor. Hit by Vat 3. 0. scalp clean and healthy, destroys al! dandruff, and ATg CO.. lwt!l. ICim. spring. The rock is being furnishMASTER AND HIS MULE ed by the Hartford Stone & Con AGREEMENT RATIFIBJ ARE ROTH YET ON DECK BY ANTHRACITE MINERS struction Co., and the work is being superintended by Esq. B. 8. Hickman, Ky., May 20. One of Wilkesbarre. Pa., May 18. By a Chamborlln. i the most Interesting figures among vote of 323 to 64 vthe Anthracite j the persons in the recent overflows The General Assembly of the Mine Workers' convention lato tohere was J. W. Long, a, white- - Southern Presbyterian Church seday, ratified the agreemont entered bearded Federal soldier, now about lected Atlanta as the next meeting-place- . Into by subcommittees representing seventy years of age, who resides In the miners and operators. The tho upper bottoms above Hickman. m new agreement will be signed at He has been forced out two or nETUBLICANS LOSE once. three times this year by the floods, LOUISIANA FRANCHISE The convention then adopted a and has been knocked out of sevmotion ordering the men to return eral crops on account of the high Baton Rouge, La., May 18. As to work on Wednesday, May 22! water. a party, the Republican party no They went ouU. March 31. The reHe also came near losing' his fa- lonpr exists In Louisiana pair men will return to work Mon- mous old mule, which wasiaved by Its franchise, was lost when the ofbeing floated on a raft. Mr.i Long ficial returns of the April elections The result of the voto was ah- crops with were read in the Joint session jof nouneed" amid cheering, though It has made thirty-seve- n n I to-da- y. For Sale on easy terms See Likens & Acton General Dealers in Grocprie, Queenswaro, Hardware Har "ess, Stoves, Ranges, Oil Stoves, Farming Implements and Repairs of all kinds. UKENS&ACfON Hartford, Kentucky. ' f r "r Ill lnlti r" si. r ty ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1012. THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE & 0Ji5j05jgJ ooooooooooooooo O LOCAL O I 0 fit Warm Weather Suggestions Now that in all probability tho cold, rainy weather Is over and that real weather is on us, a change, of wearing apparel is necessary. The point is this: Wo aro headquarters for tho very things you are going to need. mid-sumin- ! They Are FOR SALE And wo want you to call at our store to see them. Beautiful Sheer White Goods in fancy and plain, white and fancy Flaxons to suit your purse; new Silks, now Woolens, a splendid lino of Trimmings suitable to match any of our Dross Goods. m McCall Patterns : Always in stock and courteous, painstaking salesladies to help you in making your selections. McCill Patterns Walit No. 4653-SPrice. 15 cents each LADIES' DRESS Mrs. Sara Collins Smith klrt No. 4C85 s to in our Millinery Department ' you out "l new headgear. 'at fix m - i Considering all these advantages, don't you think it would be wise to trade with us? Bear this in mind and remember that It Pays to Trade With a House that Saves You Money. FAIR & CO., The Fair Dealers. i inHHHHHnHHMH iTfc- THE HOME of Quality Groceries WE LIKE TO MEET YOU Face to Face, Rev. Georgo W. Barnett, who will O mako his relatives and friends an NEWS AND 's PERSONAL POINTS O extended visit. This is Mr. first visit to Ohio county in OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO twenty-fiv- e years. B. Beans at U. S. Carson's, 8 "Messrs. H. W. Ralph, Ralph, and Seed Potatoes at U. S. Carson's. his nephew, Ralph Rldcitower, J. H. Loyd, Fordsvllle, T. H. Loyd, While It lastB, "Bed Hock" 30c Deanefleld, and H. R. Pirtle, HartCoffee for 2fic cash at U.S. Carson's. ford, Route 3, were among The Quick sales and small profits Is Herald's callers Wednesday. my motto. Call and bo convinced. Messrs. H. T. Felix and J. D. S. L. KINO. Cooksey, Olaton; Dr. J. S. Fltz-hugIsland; L. R. Goodall and Mrs. Jennie T. McHenry, city, who has been ill tho past week, Is son E. H. Goodall, and J. C. Warden, Centertown, called on The improving. , Herald while in town Friday. Miss Jennio Gillespie went to Mr. G. B. Likens, Assistant State Rockport Monday where she Is visAuditor, was in Hartford Saturday, iting Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Reld. looking after some legal Hacket's Gape Cure kills the Mr. Likens was accompanied matters. by his worms as well as the Germs. For son Edward Likens. They returnsale by Ohio County Drug Co. 20tf ed to Frankfort Sunday afternoon. Don't forget to visit the Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Berry Taylor, HartCounty Drug Co.'s store nnd aski Week." It will ford, are the proud parents of a about "Brighten-u- p baby boy which arrived last Sunpay you. day morning. Dr. E. W. Ford, atMrs. J. D. Hardin, of Chattanoo- tending physician. Mother and ga, Tenn., arrived yesterday to child (also the father) are doing visit her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Alexan- well. der, city. Mr. C. B. B. Felix, Olaton, agent Mr. Ira Bean has returned from for the well known timber firm of his regular trip through the West Clemens Reitz Sons Company, for the Kentucky Clothing Co., "of Ind., spent Monday nnd Louisville. part of Tuesday In Hartford, atMrs. Seth Moseley and daughter, tending to some business for his Miss Ozona, left yesterday for a company. few days visit to relatives In Mrs. Alex Barnett, city, will Whltesville. y leave for Louisville as a delWeek of May 20th Is planned for egate to attend the conference of "Brlghten-u- p Week" at Ohio Coun- the Woman's Foreign Missionary ty Drug Co.'s store. Paints, etc., at Society. At Its close she will visit a big bargain. relatives and will probably be gone We will pay cash for Ginseng, several weeks. Yellow Root and Mayapple must On Sunday, May .'.th, Elmore. be well dried and Ginseng not split Diamond, the infant child of Mr. or strung. W. H. MOORE & SON and Mrs. Jas. T. Davis, of near was baptized at MarWhlppoorwlll Stock Peas and Sunnydale, Tennessee German Millet best vin's Chapel by Rev. S. J. Thompqualities on market for sale by W. son, presiding elder of this, the district. E. Ellis, the produce man. 19t4 W. Tinsley Mr. Raymer came Go to Taylor's Barber Shop and Friday Lexington, from try an Electric Face"or Scalp Mas- home sage and you will be delighted. where he was a senior in Kentucky Something new and good. 21t4 State University the past year. He will return to Lexington In a few Mrs. George Trout and two child- days to attend commencement exren left Sunday afternoon for a ercises and receive his diploma. visit to friends and relaMr. L. H. McHenry has sold the tives In and near Cromwell, Ky. timber rights of the McHenry 200-acr- e Messrs. Brlce Heflln and son Leo tract of land lying Just west of Heflln, Hartford, Route 7, and Jas. Hartford to & the TDayls, Hartford, Route 1, were Sons Company, ofJohn A. Reltz We Evansvllle. among the Herald's callers Monday. understand that the Reltz men paid When you contemplate buying about $12,000 for the timber thereHardware, Farming Implements of on,.. any kind, remember I can save you Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Cooper, for money. S. L. KING, mer residents of Hartford, came in Ky. Hartford, from Beaver Dam Monday and took Mrs. W. H. Gillespie, Mrs. Ham the afternoon M., H. & E. train for Barnes, Misses Bessie Morton and MadIsonvlll, where they have leaswent to Sulphur ed and will run a restaurant and Nettle Gillespie Springs yesterday morning to spend rooming house near ttie L. & N. a few days. depot. Bar-nettl-h, ro two-wee- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 MARRIAGE LICENSE. O M!b8 Nellie here, were living near Frizzel, rnarritu last Sunday-week. I'enley Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Ernest Lltsey, Horse Branch, to wont to Hartfotd last Wednesday. Misses Nora .Helsley, Atliel and Sada Arnold, Horse Branch. Magan, to Ama Wood, of Ceralvo, are visiting Wallace Stephens, relatives near here. lieu mi V. Helton, Magan. Mrs. Ida TIclienor, of Carlisle?, Hartford, to J. II. Hamilton, Ark., visited Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cordie Carter, Hartford, Route 6. TIclienor, near here, recently. May 20. REAVER DAM. Last week was commencement week with our school and our town was full of visitors. The exercises were never excelled by any provlous school held In our town. The exercises closed on Friday evening graduating with speeches by four of the students, after which they were presented by their teacher, diplomas .with Those graduating Prof. Shultz. were: Mr. Clifford Maddox and Misses Clara Loyd, Hilda Bean and The patrons were Altha Williams. so well pleased with the faculty that the trustees have employed Prof. Shultz and part of the faculty to teach another term. The vice president, Prof. Wilson, had an offer at his homo that he accepted and has returned with his wife to Prof. Wilhis home in Lexington. son and his good wife made many friends while in our town who regret to see them leave. Misses Altha Likens and Sophia WIIKMns have resigned. They aro both good teachers nnd their places will Ijei hard to fill. Tho County Board met In town last FiUcy to examine those applying for certificates to teach. There were flxty teachers present to take Killgorc nnd Mcsdames Hettle , Tenn., who Ola Brltton, of have been visiting relatives near here the past month will ret-trhome soon. Miss Lillian Patterson has ben visiting relatives at Beaver Dam this week. Mr. Ira Plummcr, who has been In Arkansas months, for several has returned home. Mrs. Agnes Patterson, of McHenry, is visiting relatives near here. Dr. E. W. Patterson, of Dawson Springs, Is visiting his parents near here. n Niitiic. Ohio Circuit Court. J. W. McCarty, Assignee, Plaintiff, vs. Banking Co., Defendant. virtue of a Judgment rendered at the April term of the Ohio Circuit Court In the above case, will, on the 27th day of May, 1912, at Fordsvllle, Ohio county, Ky., Fordsvllle By 10 a. m., orer for sale at alioi't public outcry, to the highest and l best bidder, the following pers-onn- property: Two safes, one lot of chairs, one g case, and all other personal property belonging to the assigned estate of the Fordsvllle Banking Company, being the furniture and fixtures of the said company. Said propsrty will be sold for cash In whe.e the amount Is $.".no or less, but If over f.1.00, will be sold on a credit of threo months. The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale. This May 11th, 1912. J. W. McCARTV, Assignee Fordsvllle Banking CO. check-filin- nominations. Mr. Wnva Park, of Taylor Mines, was In town last week and as Iip returned heme tlio niule lie :as. riding became frightened and threw, the young man, fracturing his skull, but at last reports he was Improving. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lallenger left Inst week for Atlanta, (ia., Where they will make their future home. Mrs.Delmer Williams aT.d daugh ter, Miss Sophia, leave this week for Mt. Vernon, 111., where Mrs. Williams will bo treated by a spec-- 1 lallst for neuralgia of the eye. Great Stunt by Lone Bandit Mr. Hubert Stanley, who moved Grass Valley, Cal., May 17. from this town to Colorado some were boarching for a years ago, has returned with his Posses a horse into fnmlly and has accepted a position lone bandit who rode locked three town late yesterday, with the Planing Mill Co. clerks of the Nevada County bank In a vault, and escaped with $3,000 PRENTISS. May 18. Miss Victora Brack- in gold. He escaped to the edge of en, of Illinois, has been visiting her the city on his horse and then disparents near, here the past two appeared on foot In the underbrush. weeks. Mr."" Cleveland Sanderfur and Subscribe for The Herald. ST n year. to-d- w THAT WOULD BE OUR CHOICE But When This Can't Be The Case We Hope To Hear Your Voice! Use Phone 40 For Choice Groceriesl 1 When In need of anything usual ly kept in any hardware store, remember I can save you money on each and every purchase. S. L. KING. Mrs. J. A. Duff, of Dundee, left last week for Chicago to Join her husband, Dr. Duff, who is in that city taking special lectures for several weeks. te tf Try These Puffed Wheat. Puffed Rice. Grapenuts. Ralston Wheat Food. Washington Crisps. Post Toasties. Corn Flakes. Cream of Wheat. Postum. They'll Please: Chocolate Cream Fingers. Vanila Wafers. Crispo Sugar Wafers. You would be surprised to see what useful articles can be had in tho 10c department of S. L. King's Hardware Store, Hartford. Step in Peanut Brittles. Lemon Snaps. Ginger Snaps. Lily Flakes. Newport Flakes. " Butter Thin Biscuits. and see for yourself. Mr. David Miller, wife and child have returned from a visit to relatives in Owensboro rind will spend several weeks with Mr. Miller's mother, Mrs. Jennie Miller. Mrs. Dully Parks, city, mention of whoso serious Illness has been made in these columns, is gradually sinking and it Is not thought that she can survive many dnys. At the Great Council of Ken tucky Red Men held at Bowling Green last week, Mr. T. Wade Stratton, of Cromwell, was ed as Great Keeper of Wampum. ct ILERS GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET -:- -: HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. Messrs. W. R. Daniel, James Cooksey and Mrs. Eston Bratcher, White Run, were in Hartford last They came Monday and Tuesday. came down to see Mrs. Dully Parks. Corno Chicken and Hen Feed.the most economical feed for your poultry. More eggs. Less cost. W. E. ELLIS, Sold by Produce Merchant, 19t4 Hartford, Ky. When you need a Dlsq Harrow, Cultivator, Corn Drill or Plow 7 all kinds Range, Cook Stove or New Perfection Oil Stove call on S. L. King, Hartford, and be supplied at a bargain. Davis and Miss Mrs. Evallno Lydia Daffron, of near Sunnydale, left last Saturday for Taylor Mines Mrs. Davis going to and Rendor, Taylor Mines and Miss Daffron to Render. 3 AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER! 3 From Hartford to Beaver Dam and Return. t Rnlnndid car meets all trainB. A fast and easy ride. Telephone or call at our stable when you want to Ipave or nave reiauves coming. V Williams and wife, who have been visiting relatives nnd friends near his old home, in this county, for the past two weeks, passed through Hartford yesterday on their way home at Dawson Springs. They report a most pleasant visit. Corno Horse and Mule Feed is guaranteed to be absolutely pure. Free from rotten grain, dirt, screenings or any worthless material. Cheaper than oats or corn, and good substitute for hay when fed Sold by plentifully. W. E. ELLIS, Produce Merchant, Hartford, Ky. 19t4 After a suspension of three Sundays on account of quarantine for alleged smallpox, there will be Sun day School at all the churches in Hartford, as usual, next Sunday. There will be preaching at the Christian Church by the pastor. Rev. Joiner, of the Methodist will fill his regular ap Church, pointment at Goshen. While returning from Beaver Dam last Thursday, Mr. Hoyt Taylor, driving a carriage for Cooper & Co., the Hartford liverymen, met with an exciting experience, which was also equally shared by Mrs. Stevens and little child, Charles of the carwho were occupants riage. Atout half way between Hartford and Beaver Dam one of Ihe horses suddenly took n spell of some sort and began to run. One of the lhies broke and Hoyt could hardly guide the team. After running about a quarter of a mile the carriage was overturned completely In a pond of water nt the side of the r,oad. But aside from being badly wet and scared, none of the occupants was hurt. Mr. R. E. Graduation -- VKAMHMlEnKltJMBM 0 A . I FOR THE CLASS OF 1912 ff w y "') 3 COOPER 1 4 HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. & GO., i Notice. Tho Hartford Mill Co. has in stock everything that it tnkes to Sdme build a complete residence. material cheaper than ever before. Your order will have prompt and special .attention. 20tf Next to her wedding, this is probably the most eventful day of a young woman's existence. She is honored and admired and a trim, natly appearance increases the admiration. Likely she will be dressed in some of the many pretty things that come from our store pretty Lingerie from our French Nainsooks or Li weave material and embellished with dainty Embroideries or Val Laces, hosed with and shod with J. & K. Oxfords. 11 Wun-derhos- e No, she will not forget it nor to 13J ;J jj, 'I K1B ( Col. C. M. Barnett returned Wed For Sale. nesday morning from Los Angeles, House and lot in Hartford, cen Cal., where he had been on busi trally located, at a bargain. Also ness for several weeks. He was ac good work horse. SETH MOSELEY. companied home by his brother, 18tf I -- yjfcT- - Ut'fli fitfMMfcir. L' rv wlW PAGE SIX. p-m- rr-r- ? ;ww ygjxuag hmUmmmI vj f'TR3'- VA"?. WEDNESDAY, MAV 22, 1012. and reduces soul, mind and body by unholy profits. Wore all the crimes of capital-IsIn Its wicked alliance with greed, graft and cain, reducal to a. minimum, thoy. would yet remain so stupendous in number and ,in consequence, that, wero mankind fully enlightened, tho world would stand aghast at them. m L THE HARTFORD HERALD example, but it is a portion of tho few songs written In his honor: Mothor takes in washing, So does sister Ann; Everybody works at our house But the old man." poem by Phillips may 'The Hartford Herald Ta- HIGHEST INDIAN F WAT Illinois Central Hnllrond Time bic nt Heaver Ham, Ky. 12212:28 No. 1022:48 No p.m. No. p.m. No. South Bound. North Bound. No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. 5 ' Bush This 1912:48 p.m. p.m. seem like u complaint, and yet It 1318:53 does not make quite as much noise J. E. Williams. Agt as the suffragettes do about securing a right to use the ballot. To Wealth Through Many Difficulties. sequently are very hard, and we Tl have heard of a great many balls A SYSTEM OF being foul, which wo attrlbuto to TESTS FOR INFANTS the same cause. I am told tho best way to cook them Is to have a good stiff batter and send them in hot. Send me a few of the fly balls for It is Said by Scientists That seed and next year I can toll you individual Finger Marks more about them. Yours liberally, Horace .Greeley. Never Change. 1 APPEAL FOR A FATHER'S Observed Along To Be With Mother's. MEED OF PRAISE TO MOTHER Is All Right, But Father Should Also Be Given a Little Notice. "A WOMAN" SPEAKS IIEH .MIX!) it is to see the How beautiful man of this n'.au. rushing age; pause long enough to pay a tirbule of respect to the one who bathed her feet In the vcy waters of death that he might live! The tribute which we have In mind is the celebration known as "Mother's Day." Shall we say again it is beautiful to hear the sons of the twentieth century sing songs of mother's love; read verses which tell of her tenderness; and to see them crown her head with flowers, (he appropriate emblni of honor? Indeed It Is good for them to cherish the mother who ever pointed them to those paths which lead to nobility and righteousness. Ah! may poets continue to sing and artists unceasingly paint her unselfish love. But is there not another wearing the sacred name of parent who deserves a word of encouragement, a solitary flower, or a single deed of kindness shown Mm for his untiring zeal and pride for those of his household? He may fall to utter the gentle language which mother does, but perhaps his body is weary from toll and his mind filled with cares. For is It not he who must "drive the wolf from the door," weather the wintry gale; earn the bread for the children; and when the bank note comes due with no funds to abate It, is It not father who must face the cold creditor and say, "Won't you renew it a while longer?" ! It Is strange why those who have penned such touching lines about to give have neglected mother, father any of the credit due him. In the holy commandment, "Honour thy father and thy mother; that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God glveth thee," we see his name mentioned with mother's, even preceding It, but people have not yet given him justice on the pages of literature. The following may not be a fair GREATEST MEDICINE ON EARTH A prominent citizen of Evansvllle, Ind., writes: "I waa ill for flvo months with a pulmonary trouble, and bad tho best of doctors. 1 had hemorrhages and was in a very bad way. Through tho ndvlco of a friend I tried Vlnol, and I feel that It saved my lifo. It is all you recommend it to be. I bcllcvo it is tho greatest medicine on earth. I havo advised others to try Vlnol, and they havo had tho same (Namo furnished on reresults." quest.) Wo want every ono In this vicinity who Is troubled with chronic colds, coughs, or pulmonary troubles, to como and get a bottle of Vlnol. If it does not go to tho seat of trouble, heal tho Inflammation and stop tho cough, wo will cheerfully return every cent paid us for It. This shows our faith, and proves that you tako no chances. James II. Williams, Hartford, Ky, Z. Wilbur Mitchell, Heaver Dam, Ky. !t It CHAAtP CLARK POSTALS! Set of bIx postals: Speaker Champ Clark, Mrs. Clark, Miss GenFamily Group, evieve Clark, Speaker Clark Presiding over Congress, Speaker Clark an' the Houn' Dawg. Also TAFT and HARMON POSTALS; "Evolution of the Taft Smile" (five views on one card); Governor Judson Harmon. Price: Set of C Champ Clark postals, 10 cts.; 3 Taft or Harmon postals, 5 cts. Very low rates to retail dealers. Agents wanted quickly. It, L. HOLMES & CO., 241 Ninth St., N. E., Washington, D. C. the magazines and HE IS A papers for Jo, these many days, But I haven't found an item that gives father any praise. Got His Holdingsx Mainly By I've looked them ovor carofully, Driving Out Desperadoes I've read and studied all, But tho sturdy representative of of the Country. Adam's early fall Seems to have escaped the notice of CONSTANTLY AFRAID OF LIFE the poet's lucid powers, And the one who bit the apple first Tho richest Indian in the world, has gathered all the flowers. and one of tho richest landowners Why no bloom from all the vistas In Texas, coming from the recently of the poet's floral land developed Rio Grande Valley, is In Was never given father, I cannot Kansas City Ho Is Lon understand. Hill, of Harlingen, Texas, a town of While mother sat beside the fire 2,500 Inhabitants, 25 miles from darned and the children's Brownsville. He called this mornsocks, ing on J. 8. Miller, Jr., Vice Presto Wasn't father out ident of the Commerce Trust Comgather In the "rocks"? pany. Mr. Miller was In his fathWhen Bennle had the fever, and er's Btore at Belton, Texas, away was so sick, Bessie back there In the pioneer days Who tumbled out for doctor, and when the cowboys drove tho herds brought him double quick? that way to pastures of Indian TerThey became friends then. I would not rob dear mother of one ritory. Lon Hill In the last two months single bit of praise, For faithfully she did her duty In sold land for $2,000,000, and he still owns 90,000 acres In the Rio childhood's anxious days. And all through youth she was a Grande Valley that Ib estimated in value at, $4,000,000. mother ever kind and true, It appears a strange thing to say But I've got quite a chunk of praise about an Indian, but It Is true nevto hand to father, too. How he worked and sweat, and ertheless, that he blazed the trail and development grumbled, whistled, 3ang and fcr civilization through the Rio Grande Valley that smiled, with cattle thieves, Toiled until his back was bent, for was Infested bandits and Mexican desperadoes. mother, home and child. Mr. Hill refuses to talk about those I am not feeling grouchy because early days, and it Is left to his mother's praise Is sung, friends and admirers to recite the For I remember her sweet kiss on story of the deeds that mnde for my lips when I was young. him a reputation as a fighter. Mr. But I also recollect a great big, Hill still has many enemies and he burly, manly form, never is without two Whose heart was where It ought to strapped to his belt. His long black be, whose smile was broad and hair falls to his shoulders and his warm, rugged features make him a picAnd I think it would be just, d'en turesque character. In this later day, Some of Mr. Hill's friends recite When we're picking flowers for some of the tales when Hill, a bo- mother, to give father a graduate of the Texas University, quet. gave up a law practice of $30,000 A WOMAN. a year to go Into the Rio Grande Valley to rid It of outlaws and esSPARROW ON TOAST tablish a mammoth fortune for A PALATABLE TID-BIhimself. Ho once purchased 4,500 acres at Washington, May 16. Ine way $1 an acre and the wife of the man to get rid of the English sparrow is from whom he purchased it comto eat him. plained to her husband that the That is tho conclusion of N. E., price was too cheap. D. Dearborn, expert biologist of the "I could afford to give it to him," Department of Agriculture, given full aMthentiflcation by the Depart- the seller said. "Once Lon Hill gets into this country, the thieves ment Is announced by Mr. Dearborn will leave our cattle alone." It One of the leaders of a gang of and by the Department, that the English sparrow Is a pest. Here is cattle thieves sent word to Hill that of how to he would kill him and braid his the recommendation long, black hair for bridle reins. abate it: boned, They met by chance on the road When "Eat sparrows. one day. One man rode away. It broiled, and served on buttered was Lon Hill. Then the desperatoast, they are as fine as quail." "English sparrows," says the re- do's wife, herself a horsewoman port, "are noisy and destructive. and a deadly shot, took up tho They drive native birds from vil- feud. She could ride at breakneck empty two lages and homesteads. Though they speed on horseback and the are occasionally valuable as de- revolvers full of bullets into met, bark of a sapling. They never stroyers of noxious insects, all things considered, they do far more however. Hill's friend asked him what he harm than good." do If ho wore attacked anjrt In specifying methods of prepa- would had to light a woman. ration for the kitchen, the bulletin "I would prove the gallantry of gives the following directions for a gentleman," he said. "I would dressing tho tiny culprits: to her the courtesy of tho "Cut oft tho legs, tho wings at extend first shot." tho outer joint and tho neck close The Rio Grande V.illoy Is (level to the body, strip off the skin, beginning at the neck; make a cut oping rapidly now and only a few exthrough the body wall bone till the of the thieves and dejperadoes Thoy ribs aro severed, then around be- ist in the outlying districts. man tween tho legs to the tall and re- still hold a grudge against the posses and mado war on Sparrows may who led move the viscera. be cooked by any ono of tho meth- them, however. day at his homo an enThe ods employed for cooking reed bird emy other fired on him from a house as and quail." he was passing In a motor car. The bullet splintered tho steering wheel The Upper Hund. Hill tho well In the hands of a chauffeur. Abbott, Dr. Lyman reached into the leather pocket3 o retold at a known the car and drew a rifle and a recent luncheon In Now York, an volver. Ho emptied them into the anecdote. "Two suffragists," he said, "wero side of tho bouse as the .chauffeur talking one evening at the club turned the car into full speed. Upon reaching home the chauffeur over a game of billiards. " 'How is your husband?' the asked for his pay. He said ho guessed he would go back to New first asked. Kansas City Star. " 'Slowly mending, thank you, York. tho other answered. Fine Subscription Offer. " 'Slowly mending! But I didn't Evening The Louisville Post 111!' know he was (dally) from now until November "'He Isn't, ill,' tho other suffra- 10, 1912, and the Hartford Herald gist explained, laughing heartily. one year, for only $2,' Subscribe 'He's slowly monding my khaki rid- now! tf ing breeches. ' . HE TOLD 'EM JUST WHEN Good Work. TO PLANT BASEBALLS dickens does Rumm I've searched to-da- y. T to-da- y. i What the nt mEmwmym CASTORIA Congress mean by authorizing the Just before Horace Greeley startpiece? coining of a half-ceed for the Cincinnati convention in Dumm Why it win enable mar1872 he received a .letter asking ried women to hare a little change his opinion about baseball. Ife now and then. scratched off a reply as follows: You ought to plant baseballs early in the spring so as to insure their FOR FLETCHER'S getting ripe before falk Most baseballs aro picked too green and con- - I Gt-illdro- tn Cry FOpYiKIDNByPMS all the nations of ancient and modfinger prints, it has ern times which were bullded pn A baby's O Captain Fau-ro- t, economic injustice and sustained' O O been determined by Bureau of Iden- by Industrial servitude. of the Police O The Herald's Special Selections. O distinctive OO o O tification, are just as they will be Whenever mankind .concludes and clearly marked as governed by reason and to be LEFT ON THE BATTLEFIELD at any time after tho baby has Influenced by a knowledge of the maturity. This decision principles of justice and equity, What! was It a dream? And I all reached by the police then- - futility and failure wiM has been reached alono expert after consid Identification menace man. In the dreary night and the drizerable study of youthful digital Imzling rain? He tried to pursue his inHer View. Oh, it was only tho river's prints. Hist! vestigation at Bellevue Hospital', The Brother She's got lovable moan; eyes, klssable lips, a huggablo They haveleft mo behind with the but was not permitted. Captain Faurot has taken linger shape, and holdable hands. mangled slain. prints of small children, and after His Sister Yea, and she's got on removable Ye s.now I remember it all too reproducing the ' Impressions hair, adjustable hips, well! cards has subjected them to a care colorable brows, and a transferable-complexion- . We met from the battling ranks ful microscopical analysis. He finds apart; that the peculiar llneatlons aro Together our weapons flashed and sharp and distinctive, even though I'ertlnpnt Query. very tiny, and ho believes that from "Yes, sir," said tho prosperous fell, And mine was sheathed In his quiv- the day of its birth to tho day of Individual, ."I always pay cash for ering heart. its death any child can bo identified everything I get." by Its finger prints. "Dear me," exclaimed tho matter-ocypress gloom, where the In the Experimenters in England and f-fact person,. "What's Vtho deed wns done, Continental Europe, where tho An- matter with your credit?" too dark to see his face; ger print science was developed It was all one But I heard his death-groanearlier than It was In America, have by one, shown by finger prints taken nt inAnd he holds me still In his cold tervals of years that an individual's embrace. Faufinger marks never change. A Barbed Wire Cut, Collar or Saddle Gall not properly He spoke but once,vnnd I could not rot thinks it would be good to put healed leaves a disfiguring his system Into use in the city's ficar. hear Ballard's Tho words ho said, for tho cannon's maternity hospitals. Many of the children ire the offspring of crimroar; But my heart grew cold with a inal parents, and many develop into criminals. Faurot suggests that deadly fear finger prints would O God! I had heard that voice be- taking their la the ntebt Itemed? for All help tho police later in tracing fore! Abrasions of the Fleah. these children. Tf tho wound la cleansed and Had heard it before at our mother's Such a system would be of the applied the liniment process prompt! knee, tho ncauntr wouna Deems at highest scientific value, he thinks. nnpt nna inn neais irom When wo lisped tho words of our It would enable the authorities to the Insldo outwardly, thus per forming a pericci euro mat evening prayer; determine what proportion of those leaves no scar. If the wound My brother! Would I had died for arrested for crime were born in city tho outside fieals on forms under too sur tho thee Institutions. Records of the parface and breaks out into a running- sore that is hard to cure my bouI ents would throw light on the This burden is more than and Inevitably leaves a bad scar. can bear! children's antecedents and would Owner nf nloodecl stock nro- go far toward showing the relations liniment to nil fcr this reason, anil thev others I pressed my lips to his death-col- d uso ..:. j It for fhnf jr - ... "jr.-ri between crime and heredity and enonly Aaati r noi (...Man. on jine ....unimuis, uui bh cheek, . I.i almtB f.H Sl mum uu uu.utwi uco... ao It might also help to worn quicKiy ana morougniy. And begged him to show me, by vironment. throw light on the matter of stersign, Price 23e, 60o and 91.00. word or ilizing criminals. tfameF.Dallard,Prop. St.Loul,Mo. That he knew and forgave me; he Finger-prior Identification, Stephens Eye Salve Is a healing could not speak. rather the use of such identificaointment lor ooro eyes. But ho nestled his poor cold face to tion, Captain Faurot thinks, is in ISatoftNaRccoHtlcNntDtPvj mine. Its infancy. He believes that when Donovan & Co., Heaver Dam, Ky. The blood flowed fast from my the science is more generally unwounded side, derstood It will bo adqpted widely Hnrtfortl Drug Co., Hartford, Ky. Bank clerks, Faurot And then for awhile I forgot my In business. says, frequently go wrong, and the pain, And over the lakelet we seemed to apprehension of an absconding would bo greatly bank employee glide In our little boat, two boys again. facilitated If the police had that finger prints. employee's Finger And then In my dream, we stood prints might be attached to passalone ports, too. New York Sun. On a forest path where the shadows fell; And I heard again the tremulous OF FUTILITY AND FAILURE O O tone, BOURBON POULTRY O And the tender words of bis last O Hy William Henry Cnndlff. farewell. CURE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO down the throat of a was years, long But that parting chicken, destroys the worna The world worships success. But and saves the chick's life. years ago, what kind of success? Is it tho sucAlow drops in the drinklct Ho wandered to a foreign land; water cores and cess which builds up the waste And our dear old mother will never places of the earth the success PREVENTS DISEASE know For the treatment which enlightens men, which en- and Blackhead and of White Diarrhoea In chiclet other dlicases In turkeys by his brothThat he died larges thought and action, which hand. er's supplies a long felt want, which BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL teaches how to make better human The soldiers who buried the dead conditions by better 'systems of ag- One 30c bottle makes 1 2 gallons of medicine, HUlil) 1JY away, riculture, education, environment, Z. Wilbur Mitchell, .Beaver Dnui. Disturbed not the clasp of that last society and government; which es John A. .Miller, Mcllenry, 1$. embrace, tablishes just and ethical relations But laid them to sleep till tho judg- between men and nations, which ment day, erects higher moral standards of Heart folded to heart, and faxe to life and conduct, which makes man face. GO TO stand forth as supreme In creation I (18G3) and In life as the great exemplar of m all that Is good, just and rational? HE HAS A WEAK HEART Or is it the success of sordldness AND ALJiO WANTS A FAVOR and sensuality tho success which --FOR Is based on cunning and chicanery, Carpenler and Repair Work The departments in Washington the success of wrong and injustice, TIN WOHK and FLUE CAPS receive some queer letters. Below the success of tyranny and oppresIs given verbatim a letter received sion, the success gained by the de! Pump and Furniture Repairing recently by the bureau that has struction of the liberties and op- .j. Soldering and Saw Filing, Bug- - ,j, charge of the bonds of mail con- portunities of others, the success bt . gy Tops Covered and Lined, ., You'll find us in the Dr. John tractors from a man who wished to wealth and power won by spoliaMitchell office on Main Stree get off a bond. It Is unique. The tion of nations and Individuals, the ' last sentence contains a valuable success of slaughter, rapine and Beaver Dam, Ky. suggestion to others who dislike to robbbery? receive disagreeable news, espec Count the successes (?) which ially on business matters. The letsucceed by means and methods ter tells how be signed the bond devious, derogatory and derisive, merely to oblige a friend, and then as futile and full of failure! This with this personal his kind of success Is in ethics devious, continues tory: In character derogatory, and In It"I Risk My Life to go to the lec- self desecrated and derisive. tion last fall. 1 have Done all I can It is the success of cunning and For Women you office Men at the White for rahouse. So I Wood like if you office ferocity over all that Is Just, Hare More Friend than any other It magazine or patterns. McCall sis the Men Wood git mo put of trouble so tional, righteous and reverent. reliable Fashion Guide monthly in I cod Rest I halnt Work one Day Is the success of wolves, Jackals and one million ono hundred thousand for 13 years on count of Palpitation hyenas. It la the success which homes. Besides showing all the latest wrongs and which roba human bedesigns of McCall Patterns, each issue of the Heart Some times I cant bare ings of the Joys and beauties of life. is brimful of sparkling short stories the clock Strike So you no My heart Is tho success which takes no and helpful information for women. Is Weak you office Men Do all you It Sara Money and Keep fa Styla by eobecrlblnt can to git Mee out of trouble If cognizance of the rights and liberfar MeCiH'e Migiilne it once. (oiu only $o ties of others, and which disgraces cents a year, Including any one of the celebrated they had tolld Mee tho lettln Was McCall Pattern Int. and degrades all humanity by Its 4 year I Never Wood Slnd the ,bond. MeCal Patten Lead all ethers la etjle, St, I thought It Was 1 year So I Was Immoralities and Its defiance of all tirapUcitr, economy and number told. More Mil McCall Patterns other two foold when you Rite Dont Rite any which Is pure, Just and honest. It dralcn combined. Nona hither than anycent. Bur maku than i) success of a savage compotl-from your dealer, or by auQ from thing that Will excite Mee It Will is the tion, and a coarse, brutal individFly to My Heart." McCALL'S MAGAZINE ualism which fosters all that Ms W. 37 St, New York City cruel, Immoral, and unrighteous, in 23-2- 4 Km ll Oofr, IWt CMiw ! tutn CMtUew tos life and society. It Is the success which- - robs", of capitalism ruins to-b- ooooooooooooooooo O POEMS YOU'LL ENJOY. Futility and failure have marked1 r jT s, SNOW LINIMENT nt " t ""MMl ONE ooooooooooooooo fi0P ht JJJai 0Uer &' Rummage t McCall's Magazine and McCall Patterns 1 1 f "WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1012. about day. given up THE HARTFORD HERALD all hope, City (N. J.) when O Ruth Eleanora Turner Bet up O first weak little cry at 5 o'clock PAGE SEVEN. oooooocoooooooo PACTS AHOI'T O O OO OI1D THE EVES 485. O MASTER COMMISSIONER'S O A lot of ground In Ohio county, The first two named tracts of O land herein will be sold first, to pay Kentucky, being lot No. 2 of Wm. O SALES. For Infants and Children. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO the debt of Ida Plrtle, Jessie Fryer P. Foreman Addition to Hayti near and C. D. Smith, amounting to the town of Hartford, as surveyed Master Commissioner's Sale. $525.00 with Interest and cost as by A. B. Baird, and bounded as folOhio Circuit Court, Kentucky. above stated, and second to pay the lows: Nora Boehm, Plaintiff, Beginning at a planted stone In Westorfleld Brothers, debt of - Ml vs. amounting to $198.40 with Interest the southwest corner of lot No, 3, ASfcgefable Prcporationlbr AsEdgar Boehm, ct al., Defendants. and cost as above stated, and third known as the Lensle Hardwlck lot; similating (tie Food nndRegula-tin- g By virtue of a Judgment and or- to pay the homestead exemptions of thence with the Hardlnsburg road theSloinachs and Bowels or der of salo of the Ohio Circuit Edgar Boehm $425.00, and fourth southwest 109 feet to a stake In at the Pefuary to pay Nora Boehm $207.70 with the division line of lots Nos. 1 and Court, rendered term, 1912, In the above cause for interest and cost less the $30 credit 2; thence north with said division the sum of $207.70, with interest as above stated. line 209 feet to a stake In line of Promolcs Digcslion.Checrfur-nessandRest.Coniaiat the rate of 6 per cent, per annum Tho third named tract of land 28; thence with line of 28 N. 60 E. neillier fiom the 6th day of February, herein will be sold first, to pay the to a stone 209 feet; thence south Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. 1908, until paid, and the further lien debts of the Bank of Hartford, 209 feet to tho beginning, said to TOT "N Alt C OTIC . sum of $525.00 with like Interest Assignee of John T. Moore, the sum contain acre, more or less. It is from the 3d day of December, 1908, of $375.00 with interest and cost understood that 4 feet on the liuipe and the further sum of $198.40 as above stated; second to pay the east side of this is now used for alwith like Interest from the l3t day Hon debt of Minnie Boehm, $790.00 loy purposes as agreed to In deedI JlxSmiui of January, 1912, and the further with Interest and cost as above ing lot No. 1. Conveyed to Green I sum of $425.00 without Interest, stated. Phlpps by S. M. Taylor and wife, UiCciioiuikSoda i and the further sum of $250.00 The fourth tract of land named October 20, 1890. Deed Book No. Hen? Sfd -with Interest at the rate of C per herein will be sold, first to pay the 17, page 8 .5 Vlimfiii Sutyv hinSrytvt Hayvn cent, per annum from January 1,' lien debt of Bank of Hartford, the The purchaser will be required to 1912, and $125.00 with like inter- sum of $50.00, Interest and Cost, execute bond with approved securApcrfVcl Remedy forConslipn-Tion- , est from December 4, 1908, until second to pay the Hen debt of Min- ity Immediately after sale. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Conviilsions.r'cvcnsn-ncs- s paid, and the further sum of $50 nie Boehm or the remainder thereof This 14th day of May, 1912. nml Loss Sleep. with like Interest from 1st day of together with her Interest nnd cost; K. E. BIRKHEAD, April, 1912, and the further sum of third to pay tho remainder of the Master Commissioner. Facsimile Signature or $790 with like interest from the debt. Interest and cost of Nora Likens & Crowe, Attorneys. o 4th day of March, 1911, subject to Boehm or suiriclent thereof to NEW YOIiK tho following credits: $30.00 paid the sums of money ordered to Muster ('uiimiissioner'.s Sale. pos- Nora Boehm, February 5, 1909, and be made. Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. farther apart than that.you are The purchaser will be requlretkto J. F. Alford, Plaintiff. sibly ' very lntollectual nnd have a $130.35 costs herein, I will offer for Ryes that are sale by public auction at tho court execute bond with approved securvs. tenacious memory. N. .1. Raines. &v Dpfpudnnts. very close together very often sig- house door In Hartford, on Monday, ity Immediately after sale. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. the 3rd day of June, 1912, about This 14th day of May, 1912.' By virtue of a judgment and ornify a deceitful, cunning nature. E. B. BIRKHEAD, der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Blue eyes are considered to pos- one o'clock p. m., upon a credit of H TilS COMWflT. HtVHM1 Master Commissioner. Court, ronilei'Ml at the April term, sess more attractions than eyes of six and twelve months, the followMSa'aSEWOTBS E3SKSKJE3SS t: Two ing .described property, O. B. Likens. John B. Wilson, 1912, in tht above an other color. Among the Greeks for the sum of $2."in.uo, with Interest at and Itomans of classic times, girls certain tracts of land in Ohio coun- Glenn & Simmermnn, Attorneys. on the waters of the rate of ti pr cent, per annum possessing eyes of this color found ty, Kentucky, Master Commissioner's Sale. among men, and it must ttough river, and bounded as folfrom the l'th day of June, Iflo'.i, gr'eatjfavor not $e forgotten that the goddess lows: Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. until paid, and $52. 60 costs Ik rein, Beginning at a stone on what is Elijah Morris, Plaintiff, I will offer for sale by public aucIHnerva received a surname to sigOr i'.w mound jour llcralil. You will find n little jellow vs. nify the blueness of her eyes. Thero known as the Iron Mountain road, tion at the court house door In llp. It has printed on it your name nnd a iln.e ai'lcr it. Che (Into are, of course, several kinds of blue In the line of T. J. Lowe's heirs; Pen Vance, Defendant. Hartford, on Montlav, tho 3d day of sliiiws when your Mibsi'iiptiun expires or when it iliil expire. This is declare thence with said road N. 32 U W. eyes, and physiognomists By virtue of a judgment and or- June, 1912, about one o'clock p. m., poles to a stone;thenco 31 H nil (lie hook ui keep (it your subscription account, and there is no upon n credit of sl months, the that the pure blue eye, whllo deder of sale of tho Ohio Circuit excuse lor j on not kiuming juM how yon stain! with THE IIHltAI.I). noting a sincere, honest nature, Is E. 12 5 poles to a stone; thence Court, rendered at the April term, following described property, We aie trjiny; to act our subscription list on a strictly N. 55 E. 12 5 poles to a stone; seldom possessed by a person with 1912, in the above cause for the 1kiN, so as to avoid double and niistmdcrs(ntidiu;. We do not thence N. 12 ?i W. 4S 5 poles to a A house nnd lot In tho town of large intellectuality. sum of $38.1 S, with Interest at the Hunt to foice the paper upon anybody aaiiM their will, lint we want On the other hand the large clear stone; thence N. 44 E. 2f poles to rate of 6 per cent, per annum from Roslne, Kentucky, and bounded as all that is due us. .I'lease give tills matter jour very prompt attennot only great a stone; thence N. G8V B. 27 poles the 1st day of March, 1912, follows: Beginning at corner of "blue eye Indicates tion. Look at that 'little yellow .slip riiniuliiiiiK your name. It will mental power, but sincerity and to a stone; thence N. 33 B. 15 First and Amelia streets; thence costs $33.00" until paid, and tell you just what you need to know, without any explanation ftoin honesty. The eye half blue and poles to a stone; thence N. 1xk W. herein, I will offer for srtle with Amelia street 100 feet: thence us. If it Is wrong in any way, let us know. Anyhow, please pay us halw, gray, and devoid of orange 2 poles to a stone and beech.George by public auction at the court at right angles to the left 42 feet; what is due. It takes much money to run u good newspaper nowaspecks, denotes a ' practical and I'.Jones' corner on said road;thence house door in Hartford, on Monday, thence at right angles to tho left days, hence we must keep our subscription accounts collected up. eye, with said Jones' line S. 05 E. 144 the 3d day of June, 1912, about one 100 feet to First street; thence with purenhlnd; but the chlna-blu- a Either come to The Herald olllce and pay the arrears and a year in, when it Is glassy and unchanging, poles to a forked sycamore. "Jones' o'clock p. m., upon a credit of six First street !2 feet to the beginadvance, or, if you aro not coming to town soon, .send us a check or river; thence and twelve months, is generally a sign that the owner is corner on Rough following ning, being a part of block No. 12, the e money-orde- r for the amount due. We will appreciate It as shown by tbe plot of said town. of a cold and selfish naturs. This down said river as It meanders, described property, t: binding on low water mark,? to what and it will make us think you really want the paper. ye Is generally the property of conveyed to Christian A tract of land In Ohio county, Same lot Is known as the"Oid Bed" of Rough criminals. Kentucky, bounded as follows: On church at Rosine, Ky., March 2, eyes which are coal river; thence along said "Old Bed" the North by the Hartford and There are no 1909, by M. S. Ragland and wife, black. What are called black eyes with its meanders to a beech and load; on1 the West by the deed recorded In Deed Book No. 35, are of a very dark brown, and as a sugar tree (now gone), John T. lands of F. L. Felix; on the South page 630, Ohio County Clerk's of To rule they are possessed by men and Moore's corner of said bed; thence by tho lands of Frank Brown and fice, or sufficient thereof to produce women who are constant In their with said Moore's line S. 79 V. 123 on the East by the lands of John the sums of money ordered to be Now is the time to begin to anticipate your Fence Containing affections and perfectly . honest in poles to tho beginning. Allen and supposed to contain 38 made. wants. We have just received two car loads of the celeall .the business they undertake. 125 acres, more or less. The purchaser will be required to acres, or sufficient thereof to proSECOND TRACT: Dai & brown eyes which, while We bought it right, duce the sums of money ordered to execute bond with approved security brated American Steel Wire Fence. Beginning at a stone in the Geo. shifty,, denote I sparkling, are very Immediately after sale. be made. so we can givejyou a very low price on any specifications that the owners are selfish, un- P. Jones' line on said road; thence This 14th day of May, 1912. Tho purchaser will be required to you may need. Call and see us about your fence. scrupulous, and of a cruel disposi- with said road N. 57 W. 72 poles to execute bond with approved securE. E. BIRKHEAD, a stone in said road in front of C. tion. Light brown eyes express Master Commissioner. ity Immediately after sale. Yours truly, and lack of Imagination, B. Howard's, house;, thence with G. B. Likens, Attorney. This 14th day of May, 1912. said road N. 34 E., leaving said while the small, penetrating brown E. E. BIRKHEAD, eye, of medium shade, Is a sign of road in 54 poles and in all 67 poles . CORPORATEB Master Commissioner. a mercurial nature, vlvaclousness, to a stone, C. B. Howard's corner J. P. Sanderfur, Attorney. DUNDEE, KENTUCKY. In D. S. Bennett's line; thence with jf and deceltfulncss. ' For Infants and Children. It has been declared that all clev Bennett's line N. 85 E. 11 poles to Master Commissioner's Sale. er men and women look upon the , a white oak, gum and two beeches, Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. The Kind You Have Always Bought world with gray eyes. That there Bennett's corner; thence with his W. M. Addlngton, &c Plaintiffs, Bears tho is a considerable amount of truth Hne S. 9 E. passing his and George vs. &&& Signature of In this statement can be gathered , P. Jones' corner In 46 poles and In K. fromlhe fact that a large propor- - all 97 poles to the beginning, con-tio- n Samuelvirtue Morton, Defendant. orBy of a judgment and acres, moro or less, of living writers and artists talnlng 21 In a Fortunate Age. der of sale of the Ohio Circuit The two tracts are the same have eyes of gray, and that among "What are you smiling about?" Court, renrered at the April term, ones of the past whoso eyes veyed to Edgar Boehm by W. E. asked Noah. 1912, In the above cause for the i were or tins coior, were anaKes- "I was just thinking," replied purpose of settling the estate of W. peare, Coleridge, Byron, Charlotte on December 3, 1908, as shown by Japhot, "how lucky It was we (JM'OKOKATi:i) E. Morton, deceased, and division Bronte, Wllkle Collins, George El-l- deed of record In Ohio County go ahead anil build this arl: of the proceeds amongst tho parties could Clerk's office, Deed Book 36, page and Charles Reade. waiting for an appropriaIn Interest, after paying tho costs without Gray eyes, by the way, denote 232. tion from Congress." Also the following tract of land herein, Including a reasonable atcreative temperament, but not al- by I BC"y- For cholera morbus, cholera Inand lying and being In Ohio county, torney's fee, will offer for sale ways honesty. What novelists public auction at the court house fantum, dlairhoea from colds, and poets term the cold, gray eye, la Kentucky, and bounded as follows: lVilf Beginning at a sugar treo stump door In Hartford, on Monday; the wind colic, McGKK'S BABY" ICLIX-Iand talent. 'denotes shrewdness Is a remedy of extraordinary LijUiH sugar tree on tho bank of the 3d dny of June, 1912, about one Very clever people whose eyes are and o'clock p. m., upon, a credit of six power. It relieves colic pains In httshi-s- s bv. gray generally have small spots of i "Old Bed" of Rough river and D. L. Smith's corner; thonce with his and twelve months, the following stantly, checks diarrhoea nnd set-- 1 WiH'it IVllhlU orance In the Iris around the pupil. ties the disordered stomach. Price line S. 79 W. 93 poles to a stone; described property, One (1) acre of land in tho town 2Cc and ,"0c per bottle Sold hy thence 8. 32 E. 65 poles to a of Ceralvo, Ohio county, Kentucky, Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., LOjtff EXPECTED YOL'XO stone; thence S. S7tf E. 29 WHY NOT MAKE S200. A MGHTH LADY FINALLY ARRIVES poies 10 a sweet, gum on u siougu; and described as follows: One (1) Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Kenin thence S. 21 E. GO poles to a acre of land In said town of Ceral- tucky, SSO.00 a Week, almost S10.00 a Day When tho wife of Roscoe Tur- stone; thence S. '874 E. 31 poles to vo, on which Is situated a tobacco All sizes, from For Sale, orected by KImbly & . ner, boatbullder, 2010 Caspan Ave., a gum and white oak on tho bank warehouse . .. ji cm.... YinM .....i n 6 to 300 acres. We can please you 'rfTWf'." him with an heir this of Rough river; thence up the same Son. to niort'liurii, doctor, luuj'or, d i.ti-- t uiM presented , ncril iTisrsurzw If you want to. buy land. Tho purchaser will be required to 'iomr. ,i l morning, the nurse tiptoed out nnd N. 22 E. 19 poles, N. 38 E. 2G ota&itn, bin uo nut knuw liovr.-- y i"utown A. C. YEISEIt & CO., execute bond with approved securone, d cluro our jiropo auininool E. 24 poles, N. 32 said to the crowd of Turners that poles, N. 22 nioiify.UiiiUiwr ojipc mill-I't!ie be!ftcleiiii-'il- t Hartford, Ky. poles, N. ity Immediately after salo. E. 15 poles, N. 42 E. 18 t'vcrrccelu'd WUHmit !n Iouj r m n- had assembled: "It's a girl!" once tuu cm implicate inn Mm, h bfouivr?. 5' This 14th day of May, 1912. Immediately there was a scone of 67 W. 26 poles to,the said "Old 0'ir liamlsumciv llluslr ti J. laK.3 fr, E. E. BIRKHEAD, will tun tic von to n roc nt tlio (llbl'Ct f ctm- - J 'o rejoicing, the Turners Bed"; thence up same S, 82 W. nil great i mines m .is inicri'MiiiK a m ninri j'.ou n vynacv Master Commissioner. you vreto piloting thorn uiroii?1! our t. ciory. M n a iioluii it a shaking one another by the hand 35 poles, N. 63 W. 21 poles, N. 5 O O t.ilemim rvcoiva advlco ami lnatriK'ilo.,3 for Fplliui; talc, rl.1i ir Jno. B. Wilson, Attorney. poles to tho beginning, conand the little boys dancing with de- E. 27 convtnr iiik tulklntf noliuj wlilcli It id luiiodlljlf (or a twii'Iivo customer to deny Whr don't YOU be tho llrst to npply from yuur bcforutouioiionUoButs tlio rrltoryr light. The arrival of this new Tur- taining 60 acres, more or less. Bewo can invor onij ono salesman out oi eacn locality, Master Commissioner's Sale. breaks n record established ing same land conveyed to Edgar The 2." th anniversary of our ner company was celebrated, by Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky. our generations, every Boehm by John T. Moore and wife, through oreet'titf tho most modern fe This popular remedy never falls to otheflf-jfeabfactory in tl.o world. Wide4, 1908, as shown by E. B. Pendleton, Admr. &c Plainborn In tho family dur- December effectually euro awake men who received our nearly 90 years deed of record In Ohio County tiffs, ejiiTinl ing that period of ell."B Inducement, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick rendered u nccessn ry to doublo vs. having been a boy. Clerk's office, Deed Book 36, page our output. We are spending lloadaclic, Biliousness many thousands of dollars Esther Gatton, &c Defendants. 'Payne Turner, founder or this 231. And ALL DISEASES arising from a our sales organization, By, virtue of a Judgment and orA tract of land In Ohio county. branch of the family, camo from but to learn nil particulars, It BJHrB!6iiIMWHBMBrayiBMBTik Tcrpid Liver and Bod Digestion wlllcoxt yon only the price ot Ho had four sens, Kentucky, on tbe waters of Rough der of salo of tho Ohio Circuit Massachusetts. a postal card. The natural result Is good appetite Court, rendered at the April tertn, no girls. Three of these sons had river, and bounded as follows: nndolldflch. Dose small; elegantAsk for Calalogus 16T. ' Eight ly surarcoatcd and ens v to swallow. as a stake In said 1912, In the above cause for the Beginning children, all of them boys. of their eleven boys married and river, where the "Old Bed" leaves purpose of settling tho estate of take No Substitute. THE VICTOR six had children, all boys. All of) same; thence with said "Old Bed" Green W. Phlpps and distributing SAFE & LOCK GO. .Roscoe Turner! cousins nnd broth as It- - meanders to where It enters the proceeds amongst tho parties In ers who have married so far have said river; thence up said river as Interest, . after paying tho costs FOLEY CINCINNATI, OHIO Our New Home. Oapaolty 20,000 Saht Annually. 'had only boys.' The Turners had It menaders to the beginning, con- - herein, Including an attorney's fee, ronnHKUuATiau kidneys amdPILLS blaooch aro scores of little eye which give the key to a person's thoughts and betray that person when he or she Is unaware of It. An ordinary man bent in deception, will flinch his eyes If someone loolis him "straight In the eye." rogue, The accomplished however, will not. The eye that never finches when challenged is not aB many people, especially young women, suppose the sign of an open and affectionate character. More often than not It A detective decriminal. clares "that the worst rogue that he ever came across was possessed of y eyes, and that a pair of gaze kept him their unswerving above suspicion for a couple of decades, le would probably never have been suspected of his many crimes had he not been caught while attempting to cash a forged check. The unsteady eye thnt Is, the e'e that jerks rapidly froi" eye to eye when the- owner Is ow'ted or .c:iiised of a crime does not press guilt, as Is often believed. In nine cases out of ten It Is a sign of honosfty and ani unsettled mind. If you measure the distance between your eyes you will probably find that It is the breadth of one eye. If by chanco your eyes are 00 ' There OOOOOQOOOOOOO Atlantic slns OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO talnlng 8 acres, more or less. Con- f I will offer for sale by public auc her veyed to Edgar Boehm by J. R. Plr-tl- o tion at the court house door In toand wife, and Henry Plrtle on Hartford, on Monday, the 3d day of Decomber 4, 1908, as shown by June, 1912, about one o'clock p. m., deed of record In tho Ohio County upon a credit of six months, the Clerk's office Deed Book 35, page following described property, to-wl- t: C ASTORIA ill ns il The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of over-stead- AW red-hand- In - Use of For Over pro-duc- Thirty Years y.RJiaAaSSrtlag CIN-U- to-wl- se LOOK ON THE FIRST PAGE 10-4- -5 t: 3-- post-ofllc- to-wl- Har-dlnsbu- rg Our Farmer friends and Patrons: CASTOR! A DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO., j con-gre- at ot "i ", "' "" ". uriu m rower Sknanv Q icEaTrcrCTcz' I E. G. JE3Cax1jo3?c3. nirc iioiw hotfvr I'iflf'h. J BARRASS MGR., J J U to-w- -- Tid-Blts. r'7J are rfrttu, Ututtbyafami safe. Xo home or house should without - - Thai's cost. Elect vie I " ' . Tutt'sPills KIDNEY rtn -- V'iajfettfrifryaaflajaftillailtf HmnMami EIGIIT. IT THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY, JIAV 22, 1912. BENT WITH DOE AND VERY t 1 ROYAL, BAKING Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder Tiade . DEAF. WASICQHVICTED Of Y OU can't get any better clothes than we can show you, no matter how you get them; no matter- who takes your measure; no matter how much you pay for them. There are no better clothes made than our - Stealing Chickens In He Asked for An River Man. Pardon d from Roya! Crape Cream of artar NO ALUM, NO LIME PH08PHATE Rochester, is now pastor and filled his appointment here the 2d SatQuito an inurday and Sunday. teresting Sunday School is now carried on here. Mr. John Ashby, of South died at his home Sunday, May 19th, having been an invalid perhaps three years. His wife preceded him a few weeks ago. Ho His rewas about 76 yenrsold. mains will be laid to rest in West Providence cemetery MORTON. May 19. The Hartjord Herald K. II. & E. RAILROAD TIME BLE AT HARTFORD, KY. TA- n, Messrs. Arvin Leisure nnd Ezra Crowder attended tho examination at Reaver Dnm Friday PHILIP BURRIS BROUGHT and Saturday. Miss Katie Wright entertained a BEFORE THE GRAND JURY crowd of young folks at her home Friday night. Miss Lorotta Crowder, of HartSays He is ford, has been visiting her cousins, At Henderson Mihfos Maude and Vorsio Crowder. Innocent of Charge in A party was givon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Wright SaturRoyster Case. day night. Those 'present were: Ky., May IS. AcMcndurion, companied In Si ei iff Abbott and l'oliceinnn H. W. Kohl, l'liiilp K. llitrrla, now sring a 11 fo term in tho Eddyvllle penitentiary for the murder, by poigoning, of Ilenrj Royster, was bi might to Henderson from the penitentiary for the purpose of testifying before the grand jury. Sheriff Abbott and PoliceThursday night man Kohl arrived with their convict prisoner, and their arrival was kept a profound secret, Burris was lodged In the county Jail Thursday night, and few persons in the city knew of his presence in the city. He was not lresod In cpnvlct stripes, but wore a dark blue suit and soft hat. Beside the fact that he wore handcuffs, no one, except those who ltnew Vim, would realize that he was the man whom a Jury sentenced to spend the remaining days of his natural life behind penitentiary walls. Burris was called before the grand Jury at 10 o'clock Friday and remained In the Jury room for' over an hour. What he testltied to In the grand Jury room is known only to those who heard what he said, but is Is almost positive that he was called for the purpose of giving testimony against others implicated In the death of Henry Roys-te- r and Ret Davis, who died last drinking beer after December which was poisoned. Burris sajs he is Innocent of the crime for which he Is now paying the penalty, and reiterates his statement made before being taken to Eddyvllle, that "no one except ninnche Royster is guilty of pois oning Henry Royster." He contends that he was railroaded to the penitentiary, and his conviction was the result of strong public sentiment against him. He says some lay It will be shown that he was innocent of the crime. It Is apparent that the grand Jury Is probing Into the case for the purpose of ascertaining, If possible, If othors should be Indicted for the deaths of Henry Royster and Ret Davis, tho colored cook. Sheriff Abbott took flurris .back afternoon on fo Eddyvllle Friday the 1:30 o'clock Illinois Central There Is an indictment train. sigalnst llurrls charging him with tlie murder of Ret Davis, but it was filed away at the opening of tho May term, with leave to reinstate. What Ti'Mins Admire Is hearty, vigorous life, according to Hugh Tallmnn, of San Antonio. "Wo lind," lip writes, "that Dr. King's New Life Pills surely put new life and energy into a person. Wife nnd I believe they are the best made." Excellent for stomach, liver or kidney tioublcs. 2.1c at James m II. Williams. WEST PROVIDENCE. many who Way 20. Perhaps read your Interesting paper wonder where West Providence is situated. Many know well, on account of it being an old chucli site. Perhaps some who have assisted in erecting the church that now stands are In distant States, somo seeking their fortunes wherever they can. Some are resting in the beautiful little cemetery near by. The church Is situated on west sldo of the Rock-po- rt and Centertown road. Built years ago, dedicatee! by Ighteon pv. Ellis Moddox. deceased, of ''owensboro. Rer. J. H. Tow, of Mpusrs. Ar!in Halze. Frank Wright, Geo. Wright, Clyde Bryant, Jesse Smith, IJer.nie Baltzell, .Ino. Thom- The following L. & N. Time Card is effective from Monday, Aug. 21st: North Bound No. 11?. due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. No. 114 due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. South Hound No. 113 due at Hartford SMS a. m. No. 113 due at Hartford 1.46 p. in. II. K. MISCHKE, ARt. as, Blaine Wosterfleld nnd Lonnlo Crowder; Misses Bessie Wright, ArMaude Wright, tie Duke, Ruth Crowder, Vorsio Crowder, Maggie Lena May, Miller, Flora Ashford, Sarah May and Katie Wright. Mr. O. T. Duke and daughter, Edmondson, of Owensboro, Mr3. ire visiting Mrs. Sarah Thompson. Mrs. Wm. Smith Is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Thompson, of Crowley, La., are visiting friends and relatives in this section. Miss Artie Duke, of Owensboro, is visiting Miss Bessie Wright. Mr. Ira Cox, of Hartford, was In town Mondny. Mrs. C. E. Crowder and daughters are visiting relatives around Morganfleld. Mr. Cecil Potts, of Red Hill, waB In town Sunday. Mr. C. E. Crowder is farming on a large scale this year. Mrs. Mattie Couch, of Beaver Dam, visited Mrs. Sarah Thompson Monday. Mrs. Will Taylor, of Mr. and Beaver Dam, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lonle Thompson Sunday. Henderson, Ky., May 18. Dock Selman, a white man, paBt 72 years of age, was convicted In Circuit Court Friday afternoon on an indictment charging him with chicken stealing. The Jury, in sentencguilty, recommended ing Selman executive clemency, no doubt, on account of the defendant's age. His case will, in all probability, bo taken before Gov. McCreary at the earliest possible moment, In order actthat a pardon for him may-.b- e ed on before the prisoners convicted at this term of court are taken to Eddyvllle penitentiary. He Selmnn is an old fisherman. has lived on tho river all his life. For many years ho lived in a hovel near the mouth of Canoo creek, and during tho summer fished for a living. He was charged with stealing a number of chickens from Ernest Meyer and tho evidence against him that tho Jury was so conclusive could do nothing but find him guilty as charged in tho Indictment. The defendant presented a pathetHis ic picture in the court room. hair and beard are as whito as driven snow and years have weighted him down until he cannot stand erect. He Is very deaf and because of his affliction, had no knowledge of what was going on about him of the He did not hear a word lury's verdict that will, unless par doned by the Governor, pluce v tuii When of convict stripes on him. belnc taken back to Ills cell at the county Jail, he was made to under stand that he had been convicted The only reply lie made was that he was not guilty. SMALLllOUS. May 20. Mrs. T. L. Withrow and children and Miss Debbie Thomson, of Central City, are vis iting Mrs. N. D. Fulkerson near Hart f?a VJ V, oi m 111 JjT j. I I If &r tlf jfcV Schaffner & Marx i clothes; you get certainty of quality in fabrics, certainty of correct style, certainty of honest tailoring, certainty of gooc? If you don't get them fit. all here, we'll give you back your money. This is the only place and the only way to get certainty in clothes. Suits $ 8 and up. Barnes' Special Suits $7.50 1 v Copyright 1909 bjr Hart ScbifTner & Marx to $15.00. here thisweek. E. P. &eirrk&& two-wee- Mrs. Sam Morton has returned from a visit to her son, Mr. Ross Morton, at Central City. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Ross Morton and children. Mr. James Hendrlx, of Rockport, Ky was the guest of his uncle, Mr. M. P. Maddox, and family, Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. J. R. Hunter, wife and daughter, Miss Ethel Hunter, and Miss Oma Maddox went to Center-tow- n BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY. & Bro Island, Ky., have returned home after a few days visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Render. Mrs. Dan Aultmire and little son Herald, of Oarrier Mills, 111., have returned home after a visit to old friends hero. of Horse Miss Bessie Raly, Branch, Ky., is visiting Miss Vaden last Friday. Will Hendrlx daughter, of Rockport, Mr. and K t i f i '. H ft 1 V ft . I K Ky., visited near here Saturday night and Sun x day, Mrs. P. L. Wood and sister, Miss May Hunter. Ceralvo, visited rela tives and attended church near SIIIIEVE. here Sunday. May 20. Wheat isn't looking as The Sunday School at the Small- It should for the time of year. nous Baptist Church Is progressing The fishermen of the neighborh- nicely. ood" are having good luck catching Mr. Byron Igleheart. Misses Gay- plenty of nice catfish from Rough osa Ashby and Lula Hardin, of Ma- river. tanzas, attended church near here T. K. Butler has almost complet- Sunday. ed the house he is building for his Bennett, living near Miss miller, Mr. Rosco Stone. here, is visiting relatives at Beda. A. Shartzer went to Bowling Green last week to attend the Red WEST NOCREEK SCHOOL Men's meeting. IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE Mr. Jeff Fentress and wife, of Narrows, wore the guests of Mrs. Program for Friday evening, Fentress's parents, Mr. and Mrs. May 24, 1912: William Hazelwood, Saturday and Roll-cal- l. Reading of Song. Sunday. Opening address J. P. minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whltting-hll- l Foster. Recitation Fllydia Fosand two little sons, Robert and ter. Quartette Marllssa Foster, , were tho guests Peter, of Mertlo Wllllford, Luther Chamber-ll- n of Mr. T. E. Butler and family last and Curry Wallace. Reading week. Recess. Iva Wallace. Mr. C. T. Whlttlnghlll, wife and Old business. DeNow business. daughter, of Trisler, were the bate: Subject, That "Resolved, guests of Mr. Charlie Davison and Laziness Is a Greater Curse Than family Sunday. Extravagance." Affirmative: RobMr. Brady Payton left Friday for ert Davis, TymeiyWesterfleld, J. P. Tennessee to work on a bridge. Negative: R. L. Pnris, Foster. Gilbert Westerfield, R. D. Davis. BARRETT'S KERRY. Reading of program for Paper. May 20. Mr. Leslie Herndon, next meeting. who hns been depot agent here FILYDIA FOSTER, Sec'y. only n short time, has accepted a MARLISSA FOSTER, Pro Tem. better position on the main line. His place hero will be filled by Mr. When your food does not digest Allle Fentress, i you feel "blue," tired nnd was given by Mr. well and A pound-suppdiscouraged, you should use a litRoy Fenn last Tuday evening, it opens being ills 21st birthday. Everyone tle HERBINE at bedtime. It the bowels, purifios the system and enjoyed tho occasion. restores a flno feeling of health and Mr. Maloy Gentry and Miss Amy energy. Price 50c. Sold by HartexamiDouglass took the teachers' ford Drug Co., Hartford, Kjf.f Donnation hold at Beaver Dam Friday ra ovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. Saturday. and Mr. Willis Coppage. near HartGOSHEN. ford, visited Mr. William Gentry May 18. Mr. John Mercer, who and family Thursday and Friday. from here for Louisvillo three A hall and wind storm passed left weeks ago to have an operation over this vicinity Thursday evenperformed for appendicitis, is iming, but without doing any damage. proving slowly. The Democrats of this communiSunday School at this place ty are enthusiastic in their support which was organized a few Sundays of Champ Clark and an Instructed ago, is progressing nicely. 'V delegation. Mlsa Vaden Render, has returned visit to Flovd Allen, first of' the Hllls-vlll- homo after a three-week- s Va., murderers to be convict- Dr. Hart's family, of Carrier Mills, ed, declared he would not die in 111. Albort Wllks, of Mr. and Mrs. the electric chair. er e, little Render. Mr. Flavis Baker, of Render. Ky., is very sick of appendicitis. The doctors think nothing except an operation will do him any good. m 1 ' White Dent, St. Charles Red Cob, White Dent and Flint mixed, Iowa Silver Mine, the quickest maturing corn on the market. Choice Southern recleaned Cow Peas: Whippoorwills, New Era, Clays, Blacks, Red Elppers, Blue Goose and Soja Beans. Sorghum, Broom Corn, Pumpkin Seed and many other kinds of Field Seeds. Seed Corn. m HOPEWELL. May 20. Mr. Jim Williams, of this community, has Tieen sick for some time of a complication of diseases. Mrs. Susan Hunsaker has been very ill for a week or more, but is a little better at this writing. Mrs. Louisa Taylor, of Wysox, 1b very the writer's sister-in-lasjek. Miss Minnie Shull has returned homo after a week's visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. V. Bennett, of Central City. Mrs. J. R. Shull went to Central City last Saturday to be with her daughter, Mrs. E. V. Bennett, who is HI. RAPIER GRAIN & SEED CO., OWENSBORO, .... .ifis KENTUCKY. Spring Time! Call and see our line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Furniture and Star Brand Shoes. All hew no old, stale goods in our store. Also Farming Implements, Culti v a t o r s , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shull spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al-b- ln sister Margaret spent last Saturday night with Misses Lizzie and GirtleMoore, of Taylortown. Mr. Dunning and family, of Echols, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown last Sunday. Three of Dr. Eorly's little children, of Rockport, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown last week. Messrs. Jim Russell, Porter Hun-le- y and C. G. "Taylor attended the quarterly meeting at Providence the 11th. ADAIJURG. Taylor, of Taylortown. Taylor and Mr. Jack Field Fence Wire, and Fencing of all kinds. May 18. Mrs. Dora Nelson, Morehouse, Mo., 1b visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Midklff, hero. Mr. Charllo Roach, Panther, was here Friday. ' Miss Oda Raymon has closed her school at Knottsvillo and returned home. Mrs. Molllo Pierson, of the Sugar Grove neighborhood, is visiting in this community. Miss Zoda Raymon attended tho comn)on school graduation examination in Owensboro last week and is at home from school now. Tbo Texas, the largest battleship, tho first to carry fourteen-lnc- h guns, was launched successfully at Newport News, Va In tho world and e. s, McMillan, CENTERTOWN, PHONES: Oum.7-a- . KENTUCKY. Farmers 15-- 2. Saturday. The Herald-O- nly $1.00 a Year i

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