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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, June 19, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912061901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, June 19, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I r DJLe SUUSClJlt60tb l1 Per Year in Advance I Come the herald or a Nisj Wurld Ithe Nwr of All Natiaal Lamheriag at MJ Batt llil Klud TOL 1 IiJlU1UJ Nettly xecllted 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY JUNE 19 1912 NX 251 MURDERERR OF DAWSON JAILED Owensboro Policemans Slayer Taken WAS CAPTURED IN ST LOUIS At the Home of a Relative Recites Graphic Story Of the KillingI CJIICCKKRKD CRIMINAL RECORD i y l6Levltockhartburn who Is wanted In Spencer county Indiana for killing J C Dawson and wounding James Boll Owensboro Ky policemen June 1 was captured at the home of a rel I titlve In St Louis by Thomas La more Indiana State Prison Agent and Captain of Police A H Kruse 111111Itheir prisoner on their way to the I State prison from which Lockhart was paroled The prisoner will then be turned over totlie Spencer 11I county authorities to be triad for murderLockhart who Is said to be onot of the most desperate men ever sentenced to the Stato prison also is wanted In Owensboro Ky uponi a charge of horscstaallng It was while in pursuit of Lockhart that Dawson lost his life and Dell was wounded The officers followed him across the Ohio river Into Spen cer county and coming on him In a lonely country road engaged In a Jt revolver fight- Daweon was the gamest man I ever saw said Lockhart speaking of the tragedy He followed me nnd when his round of cartridges had been used he started to beat me with the butteiTd of his revolver I shot him and he fell face down ward Lockhart was wounded In the left leg by one of the policemen and fled without stopping to have the Injury dressed The first two days Lockhart walked forty miles on the Ar Injured leg He then went to Belle yule III where he sold his revol ver and front there he went to St LouisLockhart has a long prison rec ord He has twice been sentenced to the State prison for grand lar ceny He Is also wanted in the southern part of the State It Is said for taking stolen goods Into the county A reward of 600 was i offered by the city of Owensboro Ky for his capture The arrest of Levl Lockhart was brought about by a letter sent here- byV Lockhart last week and Intended to be forwarded to Ella Campbell his sweetheart at Rockport Ind The letter to the woman was a pas sionate one and also expressed his contempt for Indiana officers and boasted at the manner In which he i eluded posses Blackburns identity as Lockhart a miner formerly of Princeton and who had served a term from there for larceny and la ter from Boonvllle for robbery andI r that lie had been paroled aid had f t violated his parole was established by Chief of Police Dan Haley of Princeton Ind few days after the murder June 1 near Rockport 1 f and since then Haley Gibson Sheriff Skelton of Gibson county Pits on Agent Larmore and other offi cers have been working constantly on the case Lockhart Is believed to have spent the Monday night af t ter tlig murder in Princeton with his brothers and then to have gone I West Owensboro Chief Busy Owensboro Ky June 16 Levi Lockhart alias George Black burn who was arrested In St Louis and hurried to Indianapolis Is Iwanted on the charge ot murderl and horsesteallng In addition to his parole from the Mich fviolatingff Ind penitentiary to iiwhIclt place he tfas sent on a grand charge Lockhart was ac cused of having stolen a horse In RI j Spencer county Ind two weeks ago and bringing H to Owensboro and selling It He was followed to Spencer county by Officers J C Dawson and James Bell of the Owensboro police force The om cers came unexpectedly upon Lock hart at a bend In the road and he pulled two automatic pIstols and v began firing Dawson was shot six times and died Instantly Bell was badly wounded Lockhart escaped and made his way to St Louis where he was tracked by one of the Indiana penitentiary officers Chief of Ponce G F Reynolds left Owensboro today for IndIanap- olis and will request that Lockhart bo turned over tothe Spencer coun ty Ind officers at Rockport Ind which Is only ten miles from Ow ensboro PAXTHKI5 CRKEK LAND COMPANY INCORPORATED e Articles Incorporating tho Pan ther Creek Land Company have been lodged for record In the County Clerks office at Owensboro The capital stock Is placed at 33000 divided Into 330 shares of 100 ouch Tin Incorporators and amount of stock owned by each are Bartley Skinner Kuttawa ICy 150 shares B A Skinner Fresno California 10 shares K Anderson Kuttawa Ky27 shares Dr J II Hlckman Owensboro 3 shares The business was to have begun June 1 1912 and continue for a pe clod of 26 years and is to be con trolled by a general set of officers and board of directors The Indebtedness of the corpora tion la not to exceed 2i 000 and the private property of the stock holders is to bo exempt from the corporate debts The object of the corporation is to buy lease and otherwise acquire own develop find use and otherwise enjoy sell and convoy and deal generally In tho real es tate and timber lousiness A KCJUIOI 1101S1NIL- ODG1 ROOM 1lS1COYE- As the result of a fire that origin ated when lightning struck the bel fry of the schoolhouse at Panther during the heavy electrical storm on Sunday night a loss of 1400 was entailed by the Woodmen of the World who owned tho school house which was also used for lodge purposes Dr Densmore of Panther who resides close by the schoolhouse yaw the lightning strike the house and before he- t could cross the lot and enter the building it was a mass of flames The schoolhouse was aI twostory affair and was valued at 1400 The lodge room was In theI second story and Vas used by theI Woodmen of the World and the OddI Fellows Insurance to the amountt of 1000 was carried on the build Ing lDrowned In Jfeen River Earl Barnard age about 1 SI years youngest son of Mr and Mrs John H Barnard of near SouthI I Carrollton Ky was drowned 1 In j Green river at what Is known ns i Shrewsburys Landing In OhioI county Monday afternoon while 1 in II bathing with several other cdmpan IonsYoung I Barnard being unable toI I waterIto Tuesday at noon his body no been recovered but the services of an expert diver of Evansvllle Ind has been obtained al1l1 It Is hopedi that It will be only a short time un til his remains will be found The deceased Is a nephew of M W 1 M B Barnard of Hartford Ky ami is survived by his father moth er and one brother j Company II Attention i The members of Company H ar directed to report for drill Saturday Juno 22 at 2 p m and also it 8 p m An armory with spaciou- drill hall has been secured and the company equipment will bo Imme- dIately transferred to It Uniforms and equipment will be Issued to members presenting themselves at the armory luring the afternoon CLARENCE B SHOWNI 1st Lieutenant A S of 13 Notice The Ohio County Union of tho A S of E will convene at the court house in Hartford June 28 and 29 Instead of the first Friday and Sat urday of July All locals are earn estly requested to be fully repre I 23t4IHENRY M PIRTLE Secy I Kentucky Educational Association Louisville KyI For the above occasion the L N will sell round trip tickets t4 Louisville for 334 Dates of sale I 26I June 29th 1H E MISCHKE Agt I FIERCE LINEUP OF BOLD fORCES At the Chicago Republican- Convention THREATS MADE BY BOTH SIDES And the GreatestStruggle in American Political Histo ry Precipitated PRKSIDKXT AHEAD AI START Tafts headquarters Chicago Juno 17We have tho votes to nominate President Taft All claims made by Roosevelt men that they will stampede time convention would bo ridiculous were It not for the fact that they are coupled with OIIGH throats But they havent enough votes either to control the convention or nominate their candi date They say tthey will bolt if they cannot have their way Well If so then the Republican party will continue to ho the party ot the peo ple This was the declaration of Wil liam Monies Jr militant 1 lender of the Taft forces tonight Just at the moment Roosevelt was announcing from the balcony of the Congress hotel that he was here to see the will of the people carried out Congressman McKinley stated that the coning of Roosevelt was resortedDto by the Roosevelt adherents Chicago Tune 17The Roose volt program Is light from the drop of the gavel- lnlme1lately upon arrival last evening Colonel Roosevelt gave this order to his followers A fraudulent temporary tall never will be adopted There are at least sixty delegates on the roll who have been put there by fraud It will not be the roll of the conven lion Fraud will be prevented Iby any means necessary to prevent it That Is as far as the Colonel would go at this time As to ways and means he declined to talk Con ferences however began Imme diatelyThe plan of the Roosevelt mana gets was worked out In part before Roosevelts arrival and Is briefly to object from the very beginning to the temporary roll of the conven tion offered by the national commlt lee i iTw4iJ I iAs endorsed by Roosevelt the Iplan Is to take any and all steps necessary to make that objection stickIt has been the ordinary practice of national conventions to permit the reading of the temporary roll of delegates as made up by the na national committee Later con tests are referred to tho credentials committee which approves the find ittmalting up time temporary roll Then time credentials committee reports ofirented delegates iIn working out this program it 1Is evident that tho delegates seated by the national committee will sit and vote on the rights of others to hold their seats The Taft people are relying on the proc edurn made theeHarrison convention it was agreed theytcontestscould vote on other contested dole gatesThis proposition will be challeng ed from the start by the Roosevelt people The first busIness In opening the convention Is the reading of the call This Is followed Iby the read Ing by one of the secretaries of the temporary rollcall The first letter of tho alphabet will bring up the Ninth Alabama case and names raft delegates from that district This when rend will be challenged as having no right on the list and the demand will be made by tho Roose velt delegates that Its members shall be excluded No business will be transacted until the tight then begun fs decided Roosevelt will have more than 400 delegates on the floor whose right to sit Is not open to questfon and It Is contended that the convention cannot do business with these 400 delegates fn a state of eruption They will fasfst on their point and they say frankly that any attempt to suppress them will be met In similar fashion They promise to keep up the fight all day and all night as long as may be necessary to prevent the adoption of what they term a fraudulent roll Vlth every rule discarded every precedent being shattered a situation absolutely new In American politics has resulted There Is a revolution of practices and lideas not of arms The West IfII and progressive and full of the spirit of change U presenting an almost solid phalanx against the old order as represented by the last and most of the South Rules precedent and party loyalty are all moa lln less words to the nooseeltII leaders who are determined lnat their candidate and drive Into the sea of political oblivion the old time leadeis of the East and South Tin conflict Is infinitely bigger and mol Flgnlficant than a person al Controversy between tho two can camlllntes for Irouldont It is the untamed riliit of the West against tie conventionalities of tIe HastI WhutfviT la the outcome of the titanic sriigirlt so far us the nomi nation Is concernedI one thing is curtain the influence of theI western InvatiM ID hound to bi written Into the platform Whether time Prosl lent1I retomlnatcd or not tho platform wll contain the proar B slvo TinlrirTorwtrlcl the West has been MghIni for years Till IWtTM AVXZVKRHAHV cl1 UVK CRKKK CIURCH Thone hundredth anniversary of the orgdnliUlon of ti luck Creek Iaptlct Church was hold at HIIIIIthemerly llvd In that community and who hud attended the lurk Creek church and also by many prominent Baptists throughout the State The church was organized and the first church erected In IS12 and to commemorate Its foundation there were several prominent Baptists from Louisville who made ad dresses as well as many of the Bap lists of Owensboro and other sec tionsThe celebration was s great one and all of the addresses were very appropriate The music was exceptionally pretty WAS MARTYR TO XRAY Mil ITS TRIOlS WORK Columbus 0 June 141 L M Early died today from cancer I His case has battled physicians of the entire woilrt Ho offered 1 I 000000 for a cure but la vain When Roentgen first discovered the X Ray Dr Early began to ex periment with It lie used It lUC cessfully In the treatment of ninny cases of cancer But the early and Imperfect Xray machine did not afford the operator sufficient protec tion The Xay which he was us lug to cure cancers caused him to have cancers which It could not cure p While still experimenting with the Xray Dr Early discovered how to make a new photographic paper and a company bought his discovery from hlmcelf and two Partners fill 3000001 The cancers first uanfestpd themselves on Dr Karlys hand Ills lingers then his hand and finrllv I his arm hit by lilt were removed The disease was arrested hut not eradicated DIARY JKVIAIS FINiS Durnm ASSESSED rUT Jfoston June lr1r Freetcl- S 1 Bennett on being sued for divorce yesterday was confronted In court by his wifes nary Among the remarkable charges In the diary Is one that whenever she displeased her husband he lined her Hero are sore of the lines the wife declares wore Imposed on her For being saucy 100 For being Impertinent 200 Before allowed to read her mothers letter 500 For talking to the hired man 500 For failure to buy soap 1 For not finding out tho lowest price of sugar before buying 100 pounds 676 A Big Bargain Under a special offer we can send I you to any point The Hartford Her aId one year and the LoulsvllloII Times dally until November 30th iI tremendousImost for your money tfi i n pa Y r PRIZES AWARDE- DATKIPIAIP MEET Mrs C B Nelson Gets 10 for Best WriteUp THE HARTFORD HERALD WINS Second Diploma in Field Full of Strong Competitorsfor- Best Newspaper AIM itKroiiD SCOIIKS men Olympian Springs Ky Tune lL The members of the Kentucky Press AescKhit on did not rile early this irornlng us the bull glvnn In their ironer last nigh continued Into the small hours Scmu fifty iwples took part InI the grand march which ws gracefully led by Mifs Caroline Roseberry and Mr Wnter Squires After thee hall a magazine suggestion contest orig- Inated by Mr and Mrs J C Al rock of TtTersomowu was partici ipated In by till tilt ladles the prlio n handpainted tea aft being won by Mrs Xlehoas anrlttri fffaorrlw vJIK The papers of Luelen Beeknct of the Winchester Fun on The Country Dslly and Wade Shelt men of Louisville on The Print lag Industry were read at yester luy afternoon s s ton completing the ofleUl proginmme This mornhKn session was held lit 1uu oclock for the purpose of adopting resolutions of thanks 101 time C Fr O rullnmd smith to the Olympian fSprings maragemnt for their courtesy to time Kentucky Press Association When the sos sion was calleod to order President Shlnnick announced that the prize offered by Jen W B Haldeman of 10 In gold to the woman writing the best piper on the stay at Olymp Inn had been awarded to Mrs C 15 Nelson of the Winchester Demo crat None of the papers was signed and the names of the committee were known only to President Shin nickThe following newspapers have bren declared to be time winners In the annual Job printing and ad printing contest- sgUelopeDest Set and Printed Straight Work In Out Color Cmlh Record ftn r IIlr ivi2ij i I IDest Set and Printed Two or More1 Colors Cadiz Record host Set ami Printed FiltlO Print Ing Cadiz Record Packet Note heath Rest Set and I Printed Note Head Straight Work In Ono Color Cadiz Record Letter Mend Best Set and Printed Straight Work In One Color Hopklnsvlllo Kentucklnn Rest Set anti Printed Two or More1 Colors Cadiz Record Pest Set old Printed Fancy Printing Hopklnsvlllo Kentucklan Rill Heads Rest Set nnd Printed Straight1 W W1c and One Colov HopklnsvUlu Kentucklan Statement Pest Set and Printed Straight Work In One Coor Favorite Best Set and Printed Two fir More Colors Franlrlln Favorite pals Bill blest Sal Pm Lurnor than Twelve Inches Cadla Rrcord FuneralI Notice Best Modes1 Style Cadiz Record Programme Four Pages Straight Work and One Color Richmond ClimaxFancy Programme Woman1 Club Job Cadiz Record Catalogue heat Specimen of Straight Work Franklin Fnvolte Best Specimen Illustrated Cata 1 logue Richmond Climax Advertising Department Best Sot sPnge Advertisement Cadiz Rec ord Best XjPage Advertisement Cadiz Record Best Set Full Page Advertise ment Cadiz Record Best TwoPage Advertisement Cadiz Record Best Newspaper Best EightPage Weekly Newspaper First Diploma Rig Sandy News Louisa Ky Score 76 points Best EfghtPage Newspaper Sec and Diploma Hartford Herald Score 63 pofnts- HonornbfC Mention Cadiz Hec tt u U ord first second Jeffersonian best semiweekly newspaperStanford InteriorJournal rMlIIUXBKIlCS DKATII TOM IIKAVV VOi A VKKK Central City Ky Juno 14 Clyde Waters one of the best knuwn men of the county died at his homo at Powderly after a three weeks Illness of malarial fever and stomach trouble Though B young man of s years ho lull for many years been very active in business conducting swtjMfuliy a general store at Powdery where he was a EO postmsstrJot Fortney one of tho original rdters of Muttlenberg fount decl Hudneadey at his hones In Central City at the advanced age- f 72 venia Whllo Mr Fortneva health hrd not been very good his early demise was not expected and as he hvl oen confined to his room only a miiI hs death comes as a surprise to Ms ninny fronds Alford rrefi llorry one of the well Jowi nms ft the town 11- nf lla r drr three tnortVst illnsc0r mrar f Mr ltrx I 10 nr II 1Iv j1 of heath rnd w rpn r fever le could ir m bstan l its ravagesThe TaoTl inf her vrloia IIIt her hone in T Itt rtti thtt J t reedtsa n st- inrsbR tAinn R vntIwOJn rf the pd sine1 and her early roery tIs onxlcirtv nwstd hy all iO THJXKS ert A HTM1 KS nunn UK prnus llm Ma evoc4 N J tune 1ft 1i12 Editors Herald Sirn IIn r cent IIssue of your louniaKMrty sth III notice Mr Rltchs expression about Moll that it mess death the grave This explanation Is In my opinion Just what the Amer lean people need How ninny have lapsed because of that cruel old theory Into the unbeltf which I1s so sure to engender a spirit of strife I and discontent I believe every Iprogressive vlde nwiVe journal In the country should publish just such articles words which shall bring us back to God and His Word We are think ers We need brain food that will satisfy the alert the critic and wa need It more than we ever needed IbeforeIternnl Torture hni been andIt that only until the resurrection ex I cent for tho Incorrigible what further I surprises may we not expect 111 Gods Word concerning Ills purpose toward us J Wishing you continued success Yours for more light M1 ELlgABETH WOODWORTH a qataAfJijuvirruAl SCHOOLS PLAXXED TO BE HELDI Lexington Ky Juno 1ITh1Agricultural College of State Iul verslty has completed arrangements for the holding of oneweek agricul tural schools In different parts of the State during the summer mouths These schools ol which heIlending features will be conductelII- Iln speclnllats in airrlfulturr The eoum1 will Include hortciilturo dairying donuwtle sInrre poultry soils and crop feeding of animals t land otPPrsnhtets intended to 1m Provo farming operations In Ken I tuckyProf T R Brvant who has charge of this extension work will go to Louisville Saturday to eonfT with oJTcinls of the isHronds In re Bard to transportation I I Home Wanttvf The Kxtittukv rhPdrens Homo Society have n grort many Mltl people needing homes they hnvi quite a number of attractive halie as yell as older children of both sexes up tto I it and 14 years of ago Tho children are expected to bo treated as members of the family soot to school Sunday School etc II11e only placo our children with Christian families If any of the readers of this pa can give a child such a home1per and would like to take a child to raise if they will write to the Ken Society110Sfi President Taft sent a special mes sage to Congress asking for an ap propriation of l2i0000 to pro tect the Imperial Valley of Califor nla against floods from the Colorado riverI rr t 1 i 1r 1k- v IS PAGE TWOI THE HARTFORD HERALD I WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 1012 r SECOND ANN ALII FOURTH JULY awensbopLd e of Elks No LINCOLN BEACHEY I will make three flights rain or shine Beachey is recognized all I aviator to fly over Niagara Falls and down the rapids under the and fancy flying As a climax to his feats he will ascend 5000 track in front of the grandstand 1LflATIONIhaveThere will be something doing every minute on the Fourth the fastest teams in Indiana and Kentucky motorcycle races the horse show and running and trotting races 4l There will be a concert both in the morning and afternoon a Preparations are being made to feed 30000 people 0 with a Excursions Will Be on Run on a i Admission 50c Children GATES t- eeII OUR NATION IS ONE OF POWER And Progress in the Af fairs of Men A WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT Has Been Manifested from the Start and Were Greatest on Earth KKKKOS OF GKKAT PIllVCMM Among the thousands of State and Federal Judges who have occu pied till bench during the last SO years thorn have been but two cases of Impeachment We have hover had n wicked or dissolute or weak President or a Governor charged with corruption InO years only four ratted States Senators have been accused of buying their togas and but two Congressmen have heat expelled for selling their totes Our Governments national and State will In point of oillclency and Integrity compare favorably with those of any nation In the I world Slavery has been extirpat ed Our system of free secular ed ucation surpasses that of any Ku ropean power Religion without help from the State has boon supported liberally by private contribu tions In no part of the world and In no period of history line greater comfort or greater progress boon enjoyed than In our country Nowhere olse In the world Is there suck limited taxation Franco on a pea footing maintains a regular army of our soldier for every 00 In habitants Germany one for every 100 Inhabitants Great Britain one for every li 2 Inhabitants and the tfnlted States one for every 1372 science and faith may bo develop same common nature On a war footing Germany France and Great Britain combined could muster nn army of 12014 273 men while the United States alone could marshal 10740000 This nation is great and free and prosperous because It was cre ated and has continued to live and grow upon the doctrine that all m t t r I I I i i I t I o men are equal before the law not equal In fortune but equal In the opportunity to acquire fortune not equal In learning but equal In theII chance to learn not equal in ural gifts or In conditions but In that man everywhere Is equalII made of the same powers passions I and affections that he has the same IntelIIhencescience and falthh may be develop ed In different degrees and express ed In different terms but they have their root In the same solloC the samee common nature I Of the last 11 Presidents of the Inited States one was a tanner one was a tailor one was n canal boat man and four In early life worked on farms Yet they leVeled up as they advanced and not one of them carried crudities of language or manners Into the White House There are and probably always will be pessimists who Insist that In politics and In business the coun try Is going to the devil And in the face uf their forebodbigs we areai journeying surely nif9 not very slowly along the highway that leads to prosperity progress and power Los Angeles Times Plenty Rllinw Room There will be plenty of elbowroom lit the annual meeting of the Kentucky Educational Association which will be held In Louisville on June 2527 3012 It Is expected that at least 200 teachers will be present The Association has boon growing In popularity more teachers have been attending and great er Interest his been manifested aeli year for tho past eight years until It has become n dlfllcult matter to entertain the Association In the smaller townn of the State i Many teachers have remained away because sultablo accommodations could not always be secured By using to Louisville all teachers who desire to attend can obtain suitable accommodations There Is no horse liniment more j effective for animal flesh than I MALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT nor Is there any healing remedy for I the human body only that is mild or or more efficacious In Its action j j It heals the sores or wounds of man and beast Price 25c 50c and JlOO per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS ION BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDCH 4YY n v +jVS 311 THOSE WHO ARE- LEFTHANDED Are Now Embraced in the Order of Ehud DESCENDANTS OF BIBLE MAN Who Delivered the Children- of Israel Are Given Words of Praise i Tina HAKDKV NEED ANY HELP The world must stop klckln lefthanded persons around ac cording to Rev Dr William A Frve pastor of the Orange Methodist Church at Orange N J Dr Frye has Just established tho Excellent Order of the Knights and Ladles of I hud In which only left t handed persons can hold membership In an able sermon Dr FryeI told of the glories of tho lefthand ed man preaching on the text nut when the children of Israel cried unto the Lord tine Lord raised them up n deliverer J hud tho son of nora a nenjamlte it man left handed Khud It appears made his left handcdnesa very profitable He was sent to bear tribute to King Eg lon Being lefthanded bo carried his sword on his right side where It failed to excite suspicion WhileI he was jiving his right hand to the King fs others were accustomed to do with his left hand he plunged his sword Into the King Thus he 11held11 While Df Fryo In elevating the lefthanded woman to high station In life dwelt solely upon the speclf ic benefits of being lefthanded he might have drawn a better moral from the Biblical story He might CASTORIAForI The Kind You Have Always Bought tlBearsj jSignature of CScctSfrff7i 4t I son of optimism Ehud probably was a man who had he been deaf would have consoled himself with the thought that he could not hear all the disagreeable noises of the world and who had he been blind would have been glad because he could not be offended by the sightt of a weeks washing hanging on the lineThere Is really no reason why lefthanded persons should not be just as capable and as clever as righthanded persons Dr Frye re calls how when he was a boy att school his teacher whipped him be cause he was lefthanded He tells of cases where children have had their left hands strapped to their side so that they would have to use their right hands but such cases were rare In the past and are al most unknown now When a boy Is born lefthanded now his father has dreams that he will become a southpaw In one of the big baseball leagues- If lefthanded persons need encouragement the Excellent Order Ehuct1 will nil the bill But It is not at all certain that they need nil suchI encouragement Lefthanded men and women too are famous for be- Ing able to take care of themselves Washington Post r A Ghastly Juke Send policemen In a hurry There are a lot of persons dead at No 4840 Southport avenue This message was received by Sergeant John Buckley at tho Sheffield Avenue Station The wager- made a threemile run to tho place only to find that No 4846 South- port I avenue was a part of St Boni j face Cemetery There were Indeed i a lot of persons dead there andi some of them had been dead a long time Detectives learned the call was sent from a drugstore and are afte the JokerChlcago Cor N Y World Help the baby through the teeth Ing period by giving It McOEES BABY ELIXIR It Is a healthful wholesome remedy well adapted to a babys delicate stomach It con tains no opium or morphine or in jurious drug of any kind Babies thrive under its excellent stomach and bowel correcting Influence Price 25c and 50c per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m I M 1 CAST HER OUT INITHAA CURSE But She Lived ToTriumph Over Them STORY OF ANNE HUTCHINSON Who Was a Martyr To Her Faith and Practices Be coming Popular 11ATII OF GOD WAS INVOKED Two hundred and seventyfive years ago the Puritan parsons ex communicated Mistress Anne Hutch- Inson emptied upon her head the phials of their wrath cursed her In the name of the Great Jeho vah and cast hers out as they thought and purposed from the compassion of man and the mercy of God Tho parsons did not know that they were excommunicating themselves and calling down upon their own heads the execrations of the ages Anne Hutchinson the daughter of n London clergyman came to Boston with her husband In 1634 at which time she was about forty evidencetgoes to show that she was a woman brllllancIrevor whispered a syllable against- her womanly purity What then was the difficulty be- 1llWelh Mistress Hutchinson and the Tho answer Is brief and torthem In brain wisdom and eloquence could outthlnlc an dout preach them and thus threateened to throw them Into the shade and they wore determined to put her out of business Her Womens Meeting at which the ministers sermons were freely discussed and not always fa vorably by any means lone an Insult to the selfappointed custo dians of heaveena Infallible truth and with the Womens Meeting steadily growing In numbers and In fluence and the Sunday meetings as steadily losing thelr power and A done So Anne Hutchfnsons meeting was declared a nlsance and she herself was hauled up before the court which after a mock trial passed upon the offender the follow- Ing sentence of excommunication In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and In the name of the Church I do not only pronounce you to be worthy to be cast out but I do cast you out and In the name of Christ I do deliver you up to Satan I do account you from this time forth to be a heathen and a publican I commend you In the name of Jesus Christ and of the Church as a leper to withdraw yourself out of this congregation The opposition was quashed The pride of the parsons was salved and the disturber of the holy calm h8Iing nowhere else to go went to tRhode Island the one spot on earth anotherIhonest difference of opinion Mrs Hutchinson lived until 1C13 1 In which year she fell Into the r hands of Indians by whom she wa- sItlllef1By Rev Thomas n Greg ory In Chicago Examiner aMnn Coughs nnil Breaks Ribs After n frightful coughing spell 1 a man In Neenah Wls felt terrible pains In Ills side and his doctor found two ribs had been broken What agony Dr Kings New Discovery would have saved him A lM few teaspoonfuls ends p late cough while persistent use routs obstinate coughs expels stubborn colds or heals weak sore lungs I feel sure Its a Godsend to humanity writes Mrs Effie Morton Columbia Mo for I believe I would have consumption today If I had not used this great remedy Its guar anteed to satisfy and you can get i a free trial bottle or 60cent or 1sizes at James H Williams m It is now well known that not rheumattslpInment whateevr All that Is needed Is a free application of Chamber lains Liniment and massaging the parts at each application Try itii and see how quickly it will the pain and soreness Sold by all dealers m r Contradictory JudgeWhat Is the charge against this prisoner PolicemanHolding a man up t and knocking him down Your Honor j nfy 1 u v n rCyn WEDNESDAY arxE to iota THE HARTFORD HERALD1AU XI1KEE UNS TARGET r J IS YOUNG ASTOR Soon to Come Into One Hundred Millions GETS LETTERS OF All KINDS Which Tell of Ardent Love and Regard for Young- Alillidnaire J j BUSHELS OF LETTERS BUIlXEl Vincent Astor who when he becomes of ago next November will be the master of an estate of possiblY 100000000 has beets the subject of great solicitude to several tfious and correspondents Letters by the bushel have poured In upon him The epistolatory efforts have ranged from scarlethued missives of passion to sober effusions of ad vice as to the best manner of spend ing his money In the latter In stances the writer has always been Iwilling to immolate himself upon the shrine of selfsacrifice and gives Ills personal aid regardless of the hardship to the proper distribution of the Astor wealth Old women and young women brazen and demure thin and tat ones pretty and ugly have taken their pens In hand not without hope of gain Some have pretended to bespeak Mr Astors Interest in behalf of causes other than pure ly personal ones but most of them the letters from the women have been frankly arid avowedly C written Iiithe desire to cairth young mans attention to certain persons that he otherwise might ov erlookAny young man fairly good looking possessed of a competence and single might expect to become 1the center of feminine attention t And In the case of young Astor I who Is each qf these things only more so the attention amounts al most to hysteria Those of his friends who know of the letter writing Industry that he i against his wishes Is fostering are having a lot of fun at Astors ex pense but the youth doesnt appre elate It He Is retiring almost to the point of shyness and this sudden wave of proffered affection when 1 It Isnt stronger has overwhelmed himAlmost all of the writers have declared that the photographs they saw In the papers of their hero have made them quite enamored of him and generally they wind up by begging that his picture be sent to themSome of the writers have waited in front of the Astor estate offices in Twentysixth street for a glimpse of the boy Most have mistaken the handsome Nick Diddle for the object of their curiosity much to Dlddles embarrassment He Is an i executor of the Astor estate fiis about thirtyfour and looks younger And it Isnt only through the me dium of letters that women have pressed their suits The telephone has been kept pretty busy both at the offices and at the Fifth avenue with girlish voices whose 1 1houseowners were anxious to have oppor tunities to meet the heir of mil lions The reasons assigned were as many as the letters contained Almost all the letters from wo men told of suddenly conceived love for the young man of course whol ly apart from any money he has or expects to get Some were struck by his face or manly figure others by his manner and character as de scribed In the newspapers Many ignored the cause of the abrupt pas r sion and Instead told how good they could be to him One or two elderly ones wanted to adopt him Here and therewere those willing to be sisters to him but most were willing to marry him The styles of the writers were many and varied Aucassln to NIc olette Abellard to Helolse Ruzzle lamb to his lady friend or Mayor Gaynor to some one he didnt like never dared the flights attempted in some of the letters that pile up weekly for Mr Astor The spirit of the missives varied from bursts of Sapphic passion to the directness and simplicity of a Mary C Burke Some were reserved almost to the point of coldness These mis tered him Others feared that faintheartedness would get them nothing so they leaped Into endear rneents in the first line Some showed a high order of inventive faculty It seems almost an injus tice that at Mr Asters orders these letters are burned weekly In big bundles It seems a lots to litera t tureSome of his writers want the yound man to do something wor thy oVhte name There have been r suggestions that he finance the suffragette cause Others want him to use his fortune to buy up breweries and distilleries and put them out or business for the sake of promoting the cause of prohibition Comparatively few of the letters written by women are from Inven tors This class of communications almost always bear a mans signa ture Things suggested for a worthy use of the money ranged from patent bungstarters to methods for bridging Behring Strait Included In the appeals are those of profes slonal beggars Churches schools and libraries divide honors as to the numbers of their letters with propositions from business houses that offer him Interests for ever so small a sum Most of these letters of course need no answer Those from wo men tin subjects of the heart are en tlrely Ignored Many of the latter are accompanied by photographs Two of the fair correspondents sent as their own postcards plcturees of Lillian Russell from which they had forgotten to scratch out the name New York World COM ix XITrm slAiES HAS DOriiljKI IX VAMJt The total wealth of the United States was 43GOO000000 In 1880 It had risen to 107100000000 In 1004 and Is now rapidly approach- Ing the stupendous sum of 1IiO 000000000 one hundred and fifty billions or say not far short of 1500 for every man woman and child living under the Stars and StripesOur 28500 banks have deposits- of 16500000000 and total re sources of 21300000000 In IftOi there were fewer than 14000 banks and they had deposits of less than fulllY 100 per cen- tvehavemorcJ11aS 4200000 000 In our savings banks a show Ing not equaled by any other nation Americas stock of gold Is approx Imately 1750000000 or more than twice as much as the United Kingdom and much larger that the holdings of Germany France or Russia and onefourth of the worlds stock Our stock of sliver 730000000 Is nearly twice the amount owned by any other country India alone exceptedWe 3250000000 money In circulation nearly equal to 36 per head Of the worlds annual output o fd 450000000 of gold the United States contributes almost 100000- OOOLos Angeles Herald a HUMAN SAFETY CLUTCH WAS APTLY KHMIXDKI In the State of Georgia lives a banker who Is known behind his back as the human safety clutch He has been accused of being near ly everything except a spendthrift He lives a mile from town on a plantation One Sunday he remem bered that he had left some Impor tant papers on his desk and hie gave an aged negro servitor on the place his keys and sent him for the documentsIt hot day and the road was dusty but In an hour the old darky returned with the papers In tact The owner felt In all his pocketsThats too bad Uncle Jim ID said finally I thought I had a nickel here I was going to give you Marse Henry said Uncle Jim you look again Kf ever you liad a nickel you got It ylt Each age of our lives has Its joys Old people should be happy and they will be If Chamberlains Tab letss are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regu lar These tablets are mitt antI gentle In their action and especial ly suitable or people of middle age and older For sale by nil dealers m The U S and No 13 It pursues us Every emblem employs it There were thirteen States And thirteen stars and stripes- E plurlbus unum contains thir teen letters The crown of liberty has thirteen starsThe eagle holds a thunderbolt which has thirteen darts And an olive branch with thir teen leaves There are thirteen feathers in each of the eagles wings Somebody with a good deal of time must have figured this out and It might look ominous Kansas City Star- S tI When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Ciuiiberlains Cough Him dy as may be required This rem edy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expecto rate If lias been used successfully In ninny epidemics and Is safe and sure hot sale by all dealers in I trtelt RESTORES LifE TO DEAD BODIESI I After They Have Ceased To Breathe A SIMPLE METHOD EMPLOYED By a Noted Scientist Is Des tined To Save Many Human Lives MUST UK 1KOMITIA AIILIKL Dr Samuel J Meltzer of the Rockefeller Institute for Mcdlca I Research In the course of recent experiments to discover n success ful method of artlllclal respiration restored to life two animals whichI he had caused to be put to death and which were dead in the com mon acceptance of the term Both recovered entirely He believes theI method to be equally applicable toI man and urges that It be tried iInI all cases of death for it Is quite possible he asserts that In cases of death from acute Illness the ac tual causo of death might be only of a temporary nature This laboratory worker whose reputation IIs International 1U known to scientists as an extremel conservative man His positive statements therefore regarding the results of his latest discovery have created a stir In scientific circles Briefly the method consists olf the Introduction of a catheter Into the pharynx pulling out of the tongue tha mouth by pressure applied far hack under the chin putting a weight or the abdomen to keep air from be ing forced Into the stomach connecting the catheter with a bel lows and pumping air Into the lungs With very little Instruction the layman can learn these meth ods as readily as the physician Dr Meltzer gives this explanation of hit reasons for beginning the experiments which already have given such promising results Serving on the Commission o Resuscitation from Electric Shock appointed by the American Medical1 Association I became Interested fIn this problem and began to study Its solution experimentally I now have reason to believe that I have already attained very promising results Without discussing the question whether the method which I have developed should and would1I be recommended by the commission as the one which promises the bestt results It seemed to me advisable to present It early to the medical1 professionThe method was studied and found efficient on four species ol animals But Its real usefulness will be established only after stand Ing the test In Its application on hu man beings and the final judgmentt will have to come from the physi cian and not from the experimenter In the laboratory The commission referred to br Dr Metzler was appointed to find a better means of saving life In factories and other Industrial plants when artificial respiration was the required procedure Its purposes were described fully when the or ganization was perfected early ini the present year The majority of Dr Mcltzers1 ex periments were carried on with an Imals in which respiration had been paralyzed by means of a poison named curare Here are some of his general remarks concerning the experiments omitting however th detailsThe methods have been devel oped and sufficiently tested by experimentation on four species o II animals dogs cats rabbits and two monkeys The most extensive series of experiments were carried out on dogs and cats Since the chief object of this study was to find a method of providing efficient artificial respiration It was best to study the efficiency of the methods on animals In which the normal respiration was completely abolished while other functions were but lit tie impaired The experiments were therefore carried out chiefly on curarized animals all of which received mor phine and some receiving also eth er Without entering on details r may state here briefly that in IIt animals without exception eithe- of the two methods was all sum dent to keep up the lives of com pletely curarized animals for many manJneroj thorax was widely opened trans versely and the heart freely expos ed No shock was observed in any case In several instances the art ficial respiration was discontinued as long as from six to seven min utes until the pulse disappeared 1 + Jrr r I completely the ventricles ehoxvln onl a faint Inefficient beatr t ertheless on restoring the connec tions for artificial respiration heart and circulation were restored to normal within from one and a half to two minutes I have made also a few exper Iments on animals which were 1111 ed purposely either by etherization or by Illuminating gas In these cases the pharyngeal Insufllatloi ofDpeared So far only two recoveries can be recorded No serious at tempt however has yet been made to study those problems In a pro per manner In the question of re suFclatlon form these poisonings other problems are Involved with which we are not concerned for the presentrew York Times To SOMKTHIXO ABOUT Till IHACTICK OK lMSHIVC Fishing Is n comparatively new sport While there have always been fish and they have boon to some extent sought fishing did not become a sport until the Invention of bottled beer Bottled beer work ed a great transformation It tern pored the heat of the summer sun It Intensified tho shade of the tree It made bearable all the pests of the wild It Legal Ice These two bottled beer and Ice have conquer 1ed the wilderness One can go any whereThere are two kinds of fishers mlnflr and flesh Fly fishermen fish for sport and flesh fishermen for fish Fly fishermen lisp with flies Flesh fishermen fish with worms live minnows dough halt liver crawfish chicken corned beef cheese slugs spinners spoons spring hooks wooden minnows pigs feet club sandwiches cheeses 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ofany kiuc cleaner call on the Hartford Pressing ClubTe can clean any kind ofclothes you have and guarantee that they will be satisfactory if not nothing will be charged We are ready to clean your clothes for spring Wo also have a new line of late sam ples and we guarantee ti perfect fit Call on us wliini in need of work in our lint Hartford Pressing Club- Y M C A Bldg FRED NALL Mgr THEfHARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 1012 xThel Hartjord Herat I 7 HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX EDITORS PRANK L FELIX Pub and rropr t Entered at the Hartford postofnc aa mall matter of tho second class c No matter who or which Is nomi nated at Chicago this week wi r will know all about his bad offlcla 1 record and by Republican authority tooThe a new drinking cup law I t Kentucky does not affect those wh drink out of a bottle which has al ways been considered an Individ I ual affair Scientists have discovered tha gold melts at 1062 centigrade But we have known a small roll of cur rency to melt from the hand without any except flesh heat twothirds major The necessary ity will be about aU that will keep I Champ Clark from getting the nom ination for President at Baltimore on the first ballot Many Democrats I a are opposed to this party rule as they have never been able to seethe real good of It Those who have studied the mat ter estimate that a pair of common ordinary housellles starting house keeping In May will barring swats and other accidents have 1911 000000000000000 descendants by September And yet we have shooed one Identical fly off thatii bald spot a dozen times In succession Must be more somewhere else o The Democrats In Congress have 1 Injected the first breath of life Into the agitation for better roads throughout the country The House recently passed a bill for the benefit of the public thoroughfares throughout fhe country and as the matter now stands It Is up to theII TlejmbHran Senate and President to I It they refuse carry the work along the people will know exactly t where to place the responsibility 11 y takenlabecomes clearcut 1 I For years past there has been a fluctuation In the price of print pa t- perthe kind newspapers are printed onnnd recently the price has been materially advanced But only In a few Instances have the prices of newspapers been raised The av erage merchant sells his wares ac cording to the pricelist of his wholesale house but the newspa pers are more lenient with their pa t trons Both have their slow pay and sometimes never pay custom ers to deal with Usually however tho newspaper Is expected to stand It without a murmur Evidently thereseems be some discrimination In the way the Illinois Central Railroad does business Beginning the first of the present year It canceled all Kentucky news paper contracts which were run on a basis of exchanging advertising for mileage and since then the newspaper folks have been shut out In the cold It Is said to be a fact however that some of ourState officials ride on the I C with mileage which cost them nothing The Kentucky newspapers have been the best friends of the I C Railroad and It Is hard to understand why they should be treated so c Let It be remembered by those who would criticise our Congress which has been In session for some months because It has not enacted more Democratic legislation that the Republicans control the Senate which must concur In measures r passed by the lower House and both agree on same before they can be enacted Into law Several worthy measures have been passed by the lower House which were rejected by the Senate or so amended as to make them unacceptable In the place where they originated Butk the Democrats In Congress are put ting the Republican legislators In that body on record In a very com mendable fashion It Is the ontofanofthose who have studied the subject that the recently enacted law In Kentucky which provides for the execution of criminals In the electric chair has greatly Increased the number of convictions throughout the State I This on account of the fact that the doomed man Is sent away to the electric chair to bo executed thus IIodiumII I justice to the accused this should J not be the case He is either guilty 1 or not guilty and he eithei deserves to die or be does not with out any maudlin sentiment enter ing into the matter It Is true Mr Bryan has been defeated for President in three Na tional campaigns but there are yet many shrewd Democratic politic lams who think be can win this t 7ear especially It Mr Roosevelt ilis the nominee of the Republicans ai It seems he Is Julie likely to beL Tho three Presidential campaign In which Mr Bryan was a candlt date resulted as follows In 189 he polled 6502925 votes to Mr McKlnleys 7104779 In 1900 h e polled 6358133 votes to Mr Me Klnleys 7207923 In 1908 h polled 6409104 votes to Mr 7678908 Whether these post re suits would cut any figure In present very much changed conditions remains to be seen ONLY ONE OTHER It was decided at the Kentucky r Press Association meet held att Olympian Springs in Bath county last wejck and attended by over 100 newspaper editors that there IIsI printt ed 8page weekly newspaper In thei State than the Hartford Herald That paper Is the Big Sandy News published at Louisa Ky The con test was decided on the following pointsGeneral appearance 50 per cent Editorial 05 per cent Stock and Crop 05 per cent Personals 05 per cent centjCountyFeatured Local 10 per cent General News 05 per cent 160 The score of the Big Sandy lewsI was 76 points to The Heralds 63I points out of a possible 100 points Quite a number of Kentuckys bright and worthy sheets entered Into tho contest and The Herald I feels highly honored at this secondII choice for the Big Sandy News IsI certainly R daisy In every point t that makes for a good newspapers and we cheerfully and willingly abide the decision rthe capable judges We did not learn the spe cific points by which the Peas won over The Herald but we ire sails = lied they wore well taken anti It Is evident that both were accorded credit on a few of the same points We congratulate the News with the heartiest good will THE K P A 1 EETINGe One of the most enjoyable and well attended annual meetings of the Kentucky Press Association was hat held at Olympian Springs Bath county last week beginning h Monday and ending Friday- A twenty minutes drive southward over a good turnpike roada from Olympia a station on the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad through a region laden with the odor of the pine brings the traveler o these famous Springs There nestling In a beautiful valley of some six hundred acres I surrounded by lofty hills covered with primeval giant growth of pine and oak seven distinct mineral springs pour out their lifegiving lealthrenewlng waters As early as 1805 we find In the oM Kentucky Gazette a notice that Aaron Burr then probably deep In his scheme of western em lire with Blennerhassett was en route to this charming spot A few years later Henry Clay be came Interested In these Springs and there every summer for many 1 rears found rest recuperation and I ioclal pleasure in its quiet sur roundings and meditated upon such perplexing problems of State as the Missouri Compromise and other no less difficult questions of state raft which he solved with consummate ability There Is a tall elm tree standing to the large shady grove near the electrical power house of thett Springs which has a rather interesting history It Is called the HenI y Clay Elm and the legend goes that Mr Clay then principal ownerI of the premises used to enjoy many games of quiet draw with friends under Its wide spreading branches It Is related that on one occasion ho ran short of the necessary cash to back a mighty tine looking hand which he happened to hold and so sure was he It was a winner that he offered to war this splendid landed estate against the other fellows opinion along tls same line His bet was called bo lost and the simple spots on tha cards changed the ownership of thb now famous property The genial courtesy and pains taking care of the comfort and con venience of guests Is a marked characteristic of the Springs Hotel which Is under the management of Mr and Mrs William M ONeal The C O Railroad which In equippedIanywhere In Kentucky placed tho members of the Association under I courtesle1andi to the meeting It is a splendid road with fine connections and well deserves the excellent patronage which It receives Besides the hotel proper at the Springs perhaps the most notable Features are the dOzens01 neat summer cottages Including quaint two room log cabins with old faeh I J I Ij t r ioned porch in front areaway bes tween and rustic furnishings all be- Ing splendidly lit up by electricity Many long walkways a fine ten fits court howling alley btllari Ghall and other games and amuse ments make one of the most com plate and enjoyable summer resort to be found anywhere- e The most elaborate Improvements t however consists of a new which adds wonderfully to the a tractlvencss of the resort It Is up todate in every respect Its dining room ladles parlor and lobby art so arranged as to be thrown Into one giving a dancing floor space oif nealy 4000 square feet and in ad I dltlon to which tho ball room hat a floor space of 2700 square feet An excellent orchestra makes al most constant music day and night The different springs at Olym plan supply quite a variety of dif tenant waters Including salt sulphur chalybeate epsom alum and copper all of the highest medicinalI qualitiesAt close of the meeting came the annual election of officers As Is the custom of the association Vice President E D Shlnnlck of Shclbyvllle moved one point higher succeeding Gen W B Haldeman of Louisville John S Lawrence of Cadiz former chairman of the Ex ecutive Committee was made vice president and J R Lemon of May field was elected unanimously as chairman of the Executive Committee to succeed Mr Lawrence J C Alcock of Jeffersontown was re elected unanimously as secretary The social features of the meet Ing were highly enjoyable and alto gether It seemed about the best occasion of the kind In the history of the Association Col E Polk John on one of the few honorary members of the Association and perhaps the most distinguished member ofj the body in point of past newspaper I service honors of workanilj fir t worth was to the delighti ofl all I I I LEXINGTON COUNCIL AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS Lexington Ky June HTouchJJ by the stories of privation anllII suffering that come from the flood devastated district the Lexington j City Council at Its meeting lastII night appropriated 100 for the reII lief of the Mississippi flood sufferers and authorized Mayor Cassidy to immediately draw ft check for the- mount I to be sent to the Southern Mayors relief fund which Is hendI ed by Mayor Gaynor of New YorkI A number of private contributions will also it is understood be added to the tuna as the pitiable condition of the floodstricken sufferers Is awakening much sympathy hereI CONTRACT FOR REPAIR REELFOOT LAKE LEVEE Hickman Ky June HThe contract to repair the Reelfoot levee from Hlckmnn to Tlptonvllle Tenn has been let The bids were opened In Memphis by the Govern ment engineers and C T Dondu rant of this city being the lowest bidder received the contract There are 220000 cubic yards of dirt to be handled and the contract prices to be 49940 the work to be completed by January 1 1913 or soonerMr Bondurant Is a large landowner back of this levee and has done considerable levee work for the Government before A S of E Notice The Ohio County Stock Commit tee will receive stock Monday Juno 24th at Beaver Dam All Equity members who have stock that they wish to place In the hands of the committee will please notify them at once S L STEVENS L B TICHENOR 1 H T PORTER Committee Subscribe for The Hartford Herald Destroys Dandruff Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the healthydestroys greatly promotes the growth of the hair You will cer tainly be pleased with it as a dressing for your hair It keeps the hair soft and smooth and promptly checks any falling of the hair It does not color the hair and cannot injure the hair or scalp Consult your doctor problemsAsk I I I Ayers Hair Vigor 44- 1a2 II y the J 0 even 00 Lowell flu LLbh TOTAL AMOUNT IS STUPENDOUS Which Protected Indus Wringt i FROM THE PEOPLE EACH YEAR In the Way of Extortionate Profits on Their Immense Output STEEL TRUST DIG OFFENDER By Clyde H Tavenner Washington June 15A thousand million dollars a year This is the amount that the pro tected industries wring from the American people over and above ta fair profit on money actually invest ed according to an estimate made by United States Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock of Nebraska And Sen ator Hitchcock has never been charged vyith making wild statements impossible of substantiation I believe It is within reason to say said Senator Hitchcock at the conclusion of a speech he made on the subject that a careful exami nation of the profits from all classes of privileged wealth In the UnlteTl States would reveal that the pro tected Industries of this country exact from the people over and above a fair profit approximately a thous and millions of dollars a year The fact that these industries have a monopoly granted them through thisIbtUtled with figures taken from authenticIstatements The Steel Trust alone gets 300 000000 annually in excess of a fair profit This monopoly does an an nual business of three thousand million dollars and It Is admitted that without the tariff on steel that trust would have to sell Its products at ten per cent less than It now charges and ten per cent of three thousand millions is three hundred millions Every man woman and child of the ninetytwo millions In this country then pays an annual tribute of 350 to the Steel Trust over and above what they would have to pat there were no tariff on steelWhat is the effect of this extor tion One effect has been to cre ate a horde of mushroom million aires Another effect has been a gradual centralization of the wealth of the nation In the hands of a few with a corresponding intensity in the struggle for existence among the masses Still another effect is seen in the constantly increasing numberof strikes Within the last 25 years there have been 36750 strikes in this country most of them for higher wages These strikes have Involved a total of 6 000000 workers who with their wives and children were driven to suffering and desperation While the Steel Trust of this country enjoys a complete monopoly due to the tariff It finds time to compete with other nations for steel trade Last year the steel makers of this country sold 230 000000 worth of steel abroad which proves conclusively that the tariffonsteel is not needed and that it is simply an artificial barrier put up to enable the trust to gouge profits out of the American consumerAnd the meantime the Dem ocratic bill to lower the steel tariff having passed the House lies In the Republican Senate still unacted upon For Sale Great big Ice box Suitable for large family restaurant or board Ing house Will sell cheap See W H RILEY 23t4 Hartford Ky COST OF FOODSTUFFS HAS GHEATIA ADVANCED Washington June 15What the Increase In cost of living during the past year has brought to producers of the United States so far as gross receipts count has been figured out by the exports of the Agricultural Departments Bureau of Statistics Following were the prices paid to producers on June 1 1912 and 1911 respectively Corn 825 cents 551 cents wheat 1028 8U3 cents oats 553 cents 337 cents barley 911 cents 738 cents rye 861 cents 779 cents buckwheat 848 cents 701 cents tla seed 205 225 potatoes 1197 633 cents per bushel hay 1754 131G per ton cotton II1 cents 145 cents centlII perI Ye II1USINESS OFFICE ur L Jl1 4 ListenProsperous Clothes make- Prospcrousfrten Ar I I The man who puts on a good front Is always given the position responsibility i over the man who does notII The man who is doing well can afford to dress well the man who Is not doing wellcannot afford not to dress well A goodappearance gives those you meet strangers and friendsa goodopinion J of you and often opens the door of opportunity that stays shut to those who neglect their looks j Buy our clothes They will make you look well and do well rII pricesdownright w CARSON S COINCORPORATED i Hartford Kentucky r SUMMER FOOTWEAR WHITE OXFORDS i For Ladies Misses and Children Also j White Shoes TAN PUMPS f GUN METAL PUMPS Patent Oxfords and Pumps GOOD OLD EVERY DAY EASY FOOTWEAR I I For Women who need to rest their feetIWe have the style you want at the price I you want to paya i Our Mens and Boys Oxfords Are right in style quality and price Tans Patents Kids and Guns The famous King Quality mike 350 400 and 500 Select your shoes now before your sIze IS all soldj i E P1 Barnes 1 Brot I BEAVER DAM KENTip C KY JI I il J F1VE1c1DAY JUNK 10 101tMARTpORD HFRAI DPiGEFIVE I JLMens Low Gut Shoes We cannot suggest anything i Kooler or more Komfortable for warm weather than a pair of our SliapeIJ I OxfordsM- ade over Korrect Shape models conform to the natural lines j jthathuman foot Large Variety of Styles Shapes to choose from They cannot help but satisfy you I II Ask about our liurrojaps Patent Leather Become a KORRECT i SHAPE enthusiast today i Burt Ik Packard Co Makers II etaof Mens Low Cut i Shoes in Patent Leather Gun Metal Vies Tans etc it that are somewhat out of date but arc the very things i you will want for ease told comfort for an everyday shoe Our regulijlr price on theseI goods was our dol pairyI we Jose you gain Buy a pair they do you good See them iu our window I 11I I 5 AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER G 5 or4dt 4 ride Telephone or cal at our stable when you to leave or have relatives iwant comingi i IiCOOPER X COit t t HARTFQRD KENTUCKY G G IUl l II WE are running this grocery store for l biglcater to 1 themWhen we stocked Heinz Peanut Butter we knew I it would prove a great friendmaker with the kiddies 1 1IthasTheI choicest peanuts that grow with the skins and the imperfect nuts removeddeliciousappetiz I ing healthfuj Grownups find it fine for luncheon sandwitches Try so- meILERSpi pit i GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET III HARTFORD KENTUCKY I i la111r idj= onIYIOoa Year ir l OOOOOpOOOOOOOO 0 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 0 PERSONAL POINTS C JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO D Beans at U S Carsons 8 13 Seed Potatoes at U S Carsons While it lasts Bed Rock 30 c Coffee for 2fic cash at US Carsons Mss Daucle Taylor of Heaver Dam is the guest of Rev and Mrs W B Wright city Mr J Lou Hill of Madlsonvllle visited friends and relatives 1 iin Hartford a few days last week Mr T L Loyd Narrows Ky was a pleasant caller at The Herald office Wednesday Mrs E D Boone who had been visiting her sister Mrs Felix wen to Louisville Saturday Quick sales and small profits IIe my motto Call and be convinced- S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky I have two twothreequarter Mo gut Wagons I will sell for 60 each complete S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky Mr J B Westerfield of Fords vllle Ky gave The Herald ai pleasant call while In town Wednesday J A Daniel has sold his corn mill and will give possession Thurs day June 20th to J B York Ola ton Route 1 Dr E W Ford spent last Sab bath with his children who nr making an extended visit to rela tires in Fordsvllle Henry G Jones of the Madison vllle Hustler was In the city Wednesday boosting the Greet Hopklr County Fair July 1620 Born to the wife of Virdle Ham monds of Beaver Dam a bouncln boy Dr Willis the attending phy sedan Wife and baby both dolni well I Miss Bessie Rlllcsple who ha the misfortune to get her foot bad- ly1 scalded about ten days ago I able to resume her work with Dar nard Co Found Ladles Hat Opposlt residence of Hooker Williams Sun Jay night Owner can have sam by calling at this office and payln for this ad Mr Frazer of Beaver Dam wh has been suffering from an attac of appendicitis Is getting up again Dr Willis says he will soon be ou again If nothing further comes up Just received a lot of wire fenc- Ing for lawn yard or graveyard Quality best and prices right Cal and see our goods before purchas- Ing S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky Mr and Mrs Wm R Bean Dr J A Duff and Master Griffith Mitch ell have just returned home afte a few days visit to B F Bean an d family in East Hartford neighbor hood Mr and Mrs Wm Baegel o Louisville have come to Hartfon for a few weeks and are stopplni it the Yelser House while Mr Bae gel Is doing some plumbing wor for several of our citizens Mrs Mary C White of Charles ton Mo who has been vlsltlng her parents Capt and Mrs S K Cox for a few days leaves tomorrow for Chautauqua N Y spending tA few days In Lexington Ky en route Friends of Mr Trimble Pendle ton who has been engaged In rail road work at Irvlngton for several nonths will be glad to learn that he has been promoted Mr Pen dleton goes to Stanley Ky ai agent Mr C G Bennett and family of Shawnee Okla who have been vis iting relatives and friends near Hartford for the past two weeks left for home Tuesday Mr Ben netts mother Mrs G G Hudson accompanied them home While a mowing machine was be ing driven by Mr E W Crowe on the farm of Geo Hickey at Duke lurst Wednesday a colt belonging 0 Mr Hickey ran into the cutting Iade and both hind feet were am putated just above the hoofs Advertisements of the Hopkins county and Henderson County Fairs appear in this issue Both are under the general management of Judge C C Givens and never fall to draw large and well pleased crowds Reduced rates will be offered by the railroads Mr James Sanderfur and wife of South Carolina will arrirve in Hat ord next week to make Mr Sander furs parents Mr and Mrs J P Sanderfur an extended visit after which they will go to Florida where Mr Sanderfur will prosecute his railroad work Mr John B Dorch and Miss Geor gia Flener of Cromwell were mar ried last Wednesday shortly after midnight at the County Clerks of flee here by Rev R D Bennett who with Clerk Tlusley and two witnesses was called from their beds to see the young folK through The series of meetings being con BrowncEvangelistic Co under the auspices of the Christian Church still con tinue with unabated Interest Very largo crowds attend at each service and much good Is being accomplished The music In charge of Mr D E Snyder with R L Brown Jr as cornetist and embracing a fine choir of local singers is splendid The meetings will continue as an nounced until next Sunday anyhow and longer If need be It is cer tainly a great religious event for the community 000000000000000 0t000000000000000 Comth vs Geo Jewelljury failed to agree and prosecution con tinuedComth vs Oscar McKInney verdict of jury guilty of seduction under promise of marriage Comth vs W C Truman for feiture of bond set aside 4887 Comth vs W C Truman I AttorneItiled away with leave to reinstate Comth vs J K Alvey on mo tion of Attorney for Comth the order entered herein on a former day of this term Is now set aside anti prosecution filed away with leave to reinstateComth vs Oscar McKInney motion to set aside the verdict of jury pending Comth vs Nancy Joneson mo tion of the Comths Attorney die missed The grand jury has returned the s following 21 Indictments classified as follows Disturbing religious services 1 seduction under Ipromise g of marriage 2 carrying concealed a deadly weapon 3 selling Intoxicat- ingg beverage 11 shooting upon pub He highway 1 assault and battery 1 d househreaklug 1 injuring public property 1 CoBverdict of jury CiOO for plain tiff B F Ferguson vs Frank Thorn e as charged with alienating affeo tlons of plaintiffs wife verdict of e jury 51000 for plaintiff g Judge T F Blrkhea11 anll Com monwealths Attorney Peen I Rlngi e spent the Sabbath with their fami t lies In Owensboro Tine former re turned to Hartford Monday at noon t and the latter yesterday afternoon The petit jury was excused Saturday afternoon until yesterda morning I Saturi day and will reconvene this morn IngA 10 per cent distribution In the suit of A E Pate Assignee vs Harriett Ford c win likely be or dered paid out of the funds of the- r Ohio County flank assigned during I the present term of Circuit Court p Notice betweenrI mIat sub distrlct No 22 Educational Division No 3 Sulphur Springs lowestkand best bidder the contract to build a schoolhouse on the above subdistrict lot All bids to be seal ed I reserve the right to reject any and all bids A bond will be required of the contractor for com pletion of house according to plans and specifications I will on same day and at same place offer for sale to highest and best bidder the old eclioolhouse on the above mention ed lot For specifications call on M S PATTERSON 3sOhio county Ky June 11 1912 KNICIITS OF PVTIIIAS- UllSEItVK MEMORIAL DAY f- At the regular session of Rough River Lodge Knights of Pythias recently the following officers were elected for the ensuing term H L Taylor C C W F Anderson V C H E Brown Prelate W R Hedrick M of W W H Rhoads M of A T R Barnard I G John B Wilson 0 G John T Moore Deputy Grand Chancellor John B Wilson J R Pirtle and H E Brown Representatives to Grand Lodge The lodge observed memorial day and decorated the graves of deceas ed Knights last Sunday afternoon Knight Roy L Brown was engaged to deliver the addreess Special music wits arranged for the occasion by Knights E P Moore J R Pirtle W Jl Bean and R D Walk er I WEST NOCIIEEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE Program for Friday evening June 24 1912 Singing Rollcall Reading of minutes Opening addressRobert Davis RecitationMrs Bertha Ward Select reading Lula Ward Stump speechTymer Westerfield I y L 0 + olO Otis Carson Old and new justness Recess Singing Debate subject Resolved That High Tartlf Is llenell sal to the United StuUH Affirma tive Otis Carson R L Paris A C Porter Negative J IP Foster Robert Davis Tynuir NVosterlleld athItcrnFILYDIA FOSTER Secy DIVISION HOARDS AUK CALLED TO MEET I0fiX To the Trustees and Teachers of Ohio CountyThe different divis ion boards are called to meet at the following time and places for the purpose of electing teachers for the ensuing school year Division No1 IJarnetts Creek Church Division No 2 Fordsvllle School BuildingDivision No3 Dundee School building Division No 4 Mt Pleasant Division No 5 Green Briar Division No C Centertown All meetings are called to con vene at 9 a m June 29 1012 All teachers should file applica tions with the Secretary of tho di vision In which he expects to teach prior to the above date Teachers should be present so contract zany be signed All trustees are urged to he present as thorn nrro nmrv things that will bo explained rein tlve to the School worl for the next year More than over before the trustee will be a factor In the school work because he Is more responsi ble for the attendance and for tine generalI management of the school than ever HENRY LKACH Supt looooooooooooooooo 9 MAHIllUJE LICHXSE o o00000000000000O A Johnson Mcllenry Harley N Quinn heaver Dam to Jessie Chauvan Heaver Dam I John H Dorch Cromwell to Georgia Flener Cromwell Henry Fraze Martwlck to Nettle H Bratcher Rockport Orvlll Mitchell Fordsvllle to Maude House Fordsvllle A SIIf I1C Notice The Hartford Magisterial Dlst trict A S of E will meet at Goshen Saturday Juno 22 at 10 oclock a InIweek earlier Please see that your local Is representedG Chmn BYRON BEAN Secy I Subscribe for Tine Hartford Herald IttIif1June 17 Mrs Kate Tnytor ot Wysox Is visiting Mr and Mrs Kl1 bert Hunley Mr W K Johnson was In Hart ford last week serving on the grand JuryWheat cutting Is the order of the day here It Is a fairly good yield Mr John Douglas has built himself a nice log house on the land ho bought and has moved Into It Messrs Ed Williams and hue Southard lost a good mule apiece and Alex Russell a fine colt all from lockjaw recently Mr C G Taylor has a mae with a bad case of fistula Captan Deck er Is treating her Mr Minion Ross of No liI was in this neighborhood last Saturday on business Mrs Pat Wldox of this community Is on the sick list Mr and Mrs Henry Stum visited Mr and Mrs Dean Haugh and Mr and Mrs Tom Fulkerson of Wil weekIspoilt Mrs a May few Humphry near Paradise last week Mrs P S Coleman spout a few days last week with Mrs Mary Bur nett of Braver Dam Mrs Barnett and little ncroptnd son accompanied her home Mr Sherman Taylor of lluld I Knob neighborhood Is visiting friends In this For Sale Townt property vacant lots cottages and two story dwelling C YEISER CO- HartfordI IA Ky i j I YearI1 I eerie Binders i Mowers and V I Rakes I For Sale on easy terms See Likens Acton General Dealers in Groceries Quecnsware Hardware Har ness Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Farming Implements and Repairs of all kinds LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky J 4 4W W W W W 4W J N W 4++ ll tM 5 n- s r its Announcementu al epA iIi EXTRAORDINARYi Barnard it Co after five years of successful oo- op merchandising announce radical chanpcs io 4 N 0 Our Quick Sale was very successful in its il- ltentiallto M 0 quickly reduce our stock but we wish i to reduce our stock to the limit To do this re YGFquires hard careful work We realize that unless 0 we give our customers bettcr values than they can get elsewhere it is very M hard to greatly rclnce ss- qq our stock oLrProposei IIE i To Doi of tit i fit You will profit by purchasing from us within L the next thirty days We will keep up our stock 3 3of perfectly staple notions and many other staples P and will furnish them at less than you usuallya wi pay and at the same time sell you the merchan ti 0disc on which o we are overstocked at very very 0lowprices 0 To our friends we urge you to continue your 1 imuch appreciated patronage Our relations have i- Wi been very pleasant and we hope to merit your 0 continued favors- Announcement0 of proposed change in our i 0 business will be made in due time Thanking you for many many favors we arerWi Yours truly I EBARNARD CO 1 kes i HARTFORD KENTUCKY i0 ft H H H 00000st- t H H H H Ht i 7 r r 1J o+ T U tf F 4 hJa 1 1PAGE SIX THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY k19 1912tix The Hartjord Heratl 1 Illinois Ccntral Railroad Time Table at Heaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132405 am No 1211135 pi p No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131855 pmi J E Williams Agt TRICK OF MAKING LOVE i TO MAN THROUGH SISTE- r R Does Not Always Work Out moothlyCounsel To Young Women i Much has been said by way oft counsel to young women I have this one word of advice for them Dont make overtures to a young man through his sister j I know It Is customary In stories t for a young girl to have her chum j j I visit her and then to help the chum catch the girls unwary brother 1 but this plan does not work out In real life wellII Now there Is that Weems When she drops In to tea what I I do Wo boys do I I We sneak out and stay all night j or we slip upstairs and get into bed Ij and go sound asleep as quickly as possible In order to get out of taking her home And the first thing pa and little Eddie our youngest brother know It Is a question as to which of them can get out of the way the quicker I Pa usually disappears first and that leaves It to poor Eda two mile walk out to the Weems house and an Interminable journey back w aJorrg iFI lonely road Xo girl ran rope In another girls brother by staying for tea and then making the brother trot her outI home In all kinds of weather There is nothing romantic about that Of course girls If you can do a t little cooking stunt and then let It be known that you made the cake I or the pudding with your own fair bands you may Incite one of the boys to matrimony But the chances arc that the good Impres sion made by you will be spoiled by the boys mother and sister when they exchange some such unkind conversation as this after you are goneDid I you see how much butter that girl wasted Yes aqd6ur She throwsjY flour around like a flour mill Yes and she put In enough bak ing powder to raise the roof In short I think girls that If you have designs on a young man you would be wise not even to know his sister Chicago News THE SUMMONS OF DEATH IS Till GREAT LEVELER Kong Frederick of Denmark fell dead upon the street a few days ago and not being identified his body was taken to a morgue where the members of the family afterwards found it Death is a great leveler It comes to prince and to peasant alike While this mysterious thing which we call life animated the body of the king he was supreme In his land but the moment the golden cord snapped his authority passed ito another and that which w gII mortal of tin was Cnrrlcil to th common receptacle Of the unidenti fied dead MysteryI of mysteries Is hum he comes into the world with out his volition he lives moulded by conditions that he can not large ly change and passes out of this temporal existence he knows not when He works with an Interrogation mark before him and must qualify all of his plans with an If lie surrounds himself with r that which he calls his own and sometimes builds artificial walls between himself and others but when death comes his plans are at an end and the temporal abode of his spirit falls back to the dust whence It came Surely death is a great leveler A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured In from three to four days by applying Chamberlains Lini ment whatever All that Is needed with each bottle For sale by all dealers m LEPERS GO ON A STRIKE FOR HALF A CENT A DAY Japan like the rest of the world Is suffering from an epidemic of strikes The latest takes the unu sual form of a strike of lepers Recently the Inmates at the Ram eyama Hospital which was founded and Is conducted by ft society of French monks demanded an in crease In their pocket money allowance To Otto Tent a day and on thee refuialofl the father superintendent ftfey struck work and over 100 es i raped from the hospital by climbing S over the wall They were subse tittitariily Mcaptureil by the local po sigh r lIIco and conducted to the care L f iI the monks The costs of the establishment t are paid by voluntary subscription s and by the sale of the produce of the hospital garden The patients received no payment for their sere lodginmg and medical attendance and a small1 sum for pocket money which is calculated at the rate of half a cent a- dayTokyo Cor New York Sun r a ooooooooooooooO TALES OF AN IMMO- RTALjooooboooooooo 0 Why did you send for me tasked Aladdin of Ananias who was seated In the Presldentt private of fice of the club which had beer named In his honor Well Its like this replied the man whose name has become ia household word In politics Our general organizer and Chairman of j the Nominating Committee has pone on the road again which j means that our membership Is ga- ling to be doubled or trebled nut manyjmembers are sleeping on Weve got to have a bigger olub house and havent time to build one I want you to rub your lamp and get us a large and commodious aayIhis lamp the was told to produce a clubhouse that would ac commodate all comers during the campaignWhereupon the genii who obii jected to working over hours resigned Gulliver having retiiticd front his travels was seated In Dean Swifts library looking over a map of the Long Island Railroad Humph lie exclaimed if only I had known about this Oyatcr Hay place I might have gone there In stead of to Hrobdlngnai and navel gotten a better story When the Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe had soundly spanked all of her children and put them to bed she sighed wearily and resumed her knittingThis Is what comes of taking I other peoples advice she said gazing reproachfully at the auto graphed photo of the Colonel which hung In a frame over the piano Then with a groan she addedIAnd hes still at ItNew j I York World 01- o 0000000000 0000THE PRINTING PRESS 0 4OOOOOOOOGOOOOO I am the printing press born of mother earth My heart Is of steel my limbs of Iron and my fingers are of brass I sing the songs of the world the oratories of history the symphon ies of all time I am the voice of today the herald of tomorrow I weave Into the warp of the past the woof of the future I tell the sto ries of peace and war alike- I make the human heart beat with passion or tenderness I stir the pulse of nations and make brave men do braver deeds and soldiers dieI Inspire the midnight toller weary of his loom to lift his head again and gaze with fearlessness into the vast beyond seeking the consolation of a hope eternal peopleI1isten I Saxon the Celt the Hun the Slav the Hindu all comprehend me- I am the tireless clarion of the news I cry your Joys and sorrows every hour I fill the dullards mind with thoughts uplifting I am light knowledge and power 1 epitomize the conquest of mind over matter I am the record of all things mankind has achieved My offspring comes to you in the can dles glow amid the dim lamps of poverty the splendor of riches at sunrise at high noon and in the waning evening- I am the laughter and tears of all the world and I shall never die until all things return to the Immu table dust- I am the printing press p WAS SOMEWHAT CAREFUL ABOUT HIS GOOD NAME William Dean Howell fhe novel 1st recently gave to a promoter an answer that might well be impress ed upon the mind of every young man According to a story by the New York Times Mr Howells was offered the presidency of a mining companyBut sir Mr Howells protest ed I know nothing about mining or financeOh makes no difference the promoter replied We wont expect you to do any work We only want to use your name you knowBut Mr Howetls shook hisi head No ne said No I must de cline If my name is so trell worth using It mulct bfc Dually well irortti protectingl v I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI JO POEMS YOULL ENJOY C 0 The Heralds Special Selections Obt a r 01 IJITTI ROY little boy the way Is longIlfy i goi an strong To do your part to show Whateer may be the goal you Heel Whateer the height you gain I Consideration for the weak And those who strive in vain My little boy Ambitions call Will oft be sweet to you God grant you strength to tui from all Which wicked menpursue To let no gain come to your hand If blood must be the price To spurn the profits that demand Anothers sacrifice My little boy with all to learn And laughing still at play God give you manliness to spurn What honpr thrusts away To keep you free from guile and greed Whereer your course may lie To do the brave heroic deed Though doing It you die SoE Kiser In the Chicago Rec ordHerald WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SPENDS ON GOOD ROAD The United States Governmen spends annually 95000000 for the maintenance of a standing army It spends 125000000 annually for the maintenance of Its naval establishment It spends more than 155000 000 annually for the payment of pensionsIt on an average about 20000000 fortheannua Improvement of rivers and harbors It spends on an average about I10000000 annually for the con canstruction of public buildings- It spends 4000000 annually for the maintenance of diplomatic and consular representatives in for eign countries- It spends 5000000 annually for coast defense and fortifications It spends annually 1300000 for agricultural development- It spends annually 9000000 upon the American Indians But the United States Govern ment spends nothing annually for the construction or Improvement of public highways National Monthly A RECORD WHEAT CROP EXPECTED THIS YEAR Seventy million bushels of wheat will be harvested In Oregon Wash Ington and Idaho the coming fall according to forecasts based on re ports that have been gathered from every wheat county in the three States This output will be about 15000000 bushels over last years yield and will establish a new rec ordThis forecast depends on favorable weather but conditions to date have been perfect Rains of the past week which still continue have been very beneficial Increas ed acreage also figures in the gain In output The only worry the Farmers now have Is the possibility- of excessively hot weather j next monthWhitman county Washington alone reports a probable crop of 9 500000 bushels and Umatilla county Oregon 5000000 bushels Throughout Idaho the soil is satur ated with moisture and the outlook- Is bright Portland Ore Cor New York Times Directors Direct Frankfort Ky June 7ln reversing the case of a bonding company against the directors of a bank In Bracken county whose cashier was short 10000 the Ap pellate Court held tliat while direc tors of country banks are not supposed to exercise the same care as those in the city they must use ordinary diligence In attending to the affairs of the Institution Luke MrLuke a Says Things could be worse fellows The women are not buttoning their shoes up the back The hootchle may be barred o- nIe stage but watch a girl walk when she has her hips squeezed Into one of those tight skirts- I dont like those coat shirt waists the girls are wearing They always look as though they had dressed in a hurry and forgotten to tuck something In WORN MONEY IS GOOD AND SHOULD BE TAXES Little Howard liosnvgle ooarded a street car vlth only a worn and racked nickel In his packet The conductor refused to accept It and jetted the terrified little fellow from the car The coin was Issued uy authority of law to circulate as money and was merely worn bruls 00and cracked In the process of d HERBINEI J Great Liver Tonic and Regulator That Has 1I Dons So Much for the Working PoplcJJ It Is a marvelous remedy Its stimulating effect on a Toteld I It acts Instantly Tho first dose brings Improvement a few days Tired weak disheartened victims of a Torpid Liver are restored almost In day Herblne is a fine cleansing tonic for the Stomach Liver Dowels it puts the system perfect order revives the Torn pld Liver strengthens digestion clears the bowels of constipated conditions and reestablishes regular j bowel movements I Every homo should a bottle of this great regulating medicine It stands for health for the whole family All who ore bilious or dyspeptic need Its cleansing and renovating Influ ence tortlftes body against Pneumonia Malaria Chills Typhoid Fever t Yellow Fever or any other deadly disease that may be about Price 50c per Bottle JAMES F DALLARD rnorrtiETon ST ioms MCK For Sore Eyes Granulated Lids IlrdnrNK of the Eyeball Weak Sight Smarting Sensations In the Hyes use Eye Salve It 1 n remedy of proven merit t k SOLD ANn iRCCOMMCNDCDBV HARTFORD DRUG HARTFORD KY DONOVAN IltiVER DAM KY circulation It was pot appreciably diminished In weight and retained the evidence of Its being of genuine coinage The Supreme Court of Ohio In Cincinnati Northern Trac tion Company vs Rosnagle 9li Northeastern Reporter 884 hel that under the facto the nickel was legal tender and that Howard could maintain an action for damages against the company even though the conductor In good faith believed that It was not legal tender The Court also holds that even though ho had had another nickel it would not have been necessary for him to have tendered It in payment of his fare DESIGNATION OK A- CKAHAIMLK CHRISTIAN A crabapple Christian Jimmie Is one who mistakes gall for goodness and whose veins are Hied with crabapple julcce Instead of blood He Is hogwild about hairtrigger points of cnomlnntlonal traditions and would rather see a man come Into the church without a change of heart than without complying with some little point of sectarian etiquette which has about as much to do with real religion as a cold potato has with the east wind lIe Is never a tilrltual man never a charatlblc man never a man worth a dang to his community What he gives to relieve dlstresj would not buy a humming bird a shirt What he does far the afflicted and dis couraged would not make a speck the size of n pinhead If the efforts of his entire Mtc were boiled down and concentrated in one tangible mats He preaches the gospel of peace on earth and practices hose things that produce strife dlacord and die sension If he cannot rule the or ganization to which he belongs be sets about to accomplish iU ruin Sometimes he is a layman Otbci times he is a pinhead who has been elected into the pulpit through some unfortunate combination of circumstances That they have been able to get a patient hearing In times past has been due to the mis taken notion that true religion and undefiled consisted In doing things sensible men now know have abso lutely nothing to do with mans use In this world or his salva tion In the world to comeParls CMo1 Appeal fParcels Post Washington June 9Leglsla tion providing for a general parcels post throughout the United States and Its poscsslons except the Phil ippine Islands Is practically cer tain to be enacted by the present Congress perhaps before the con clusion of the present session of Congress in the opinion of Post master General Hitchcock The Spendthrift Uncle EzraDo you think the money young Eph Hoskins made down In New York will last him longUncle Eben You bet It wont Hes going at an awful pace I was down In the general store last night and young Eph was writing hun dreddollar checks and lighting his cigars with themPuck Geographical Note As the strenuous days of early June accumulate we observe more clearly the growth of the Idea that Baltimore is to be the Headquarters of HopeNew York Sun Not on Her Job CookAn why was th new maid dischargedLaundreseSure It was because of her not tendln to Fldo She let him get into th room whore little Miss Bessie had th measles The Power of the Press Willard Brewer publisher of the Dally Press collided with a street car on Niles avenue near Michigan 1Ing F AU persons subject to Biliousness Sour Stomach Inl1lIgestlon Constipation Headache Dizziness Heartburn Vertigo blind staggers Foul Breath Sallow Com plexion or a constant tired discouraged feeling should use The a and In have constipated It the Drlghts Disease Stephen CO CO fulness 1ald 000000000000000O CONSOLATION C- ooooooooooooooooo Did you read that latest thing from the great soul of William Jen nings Bryan delivered In New YorkLet no man bring to my death bed for my consolation Darwins Descent of Man Rather let my friend read to me the Twentythird Psalm The Lord Is my Shepherd I shall not want themIselveslife this proposition Either I am descended from a soulless stomachless brainless spineless germ as science declares or I am from God The study of toe scientific side of this proposition Is fascinating the argument full of logic The end ar rived at Is a blank wall with no hope no consolation Were simply soulless brutes of high degree and life Is but a contemptible joke on the spermatozoa We go down in Tltanlcs and thats the last of us so far as our widows orphans and loved friends are concerned Dis belief hopelessness despair But when a man has reached Bryants age he sees that ail the happiness possible in this life does not suffice with Death and Eter nity knocking at the door that all the force of reason all the deduc tions of logic fall short of what thinking men must have Face to face with Forever man turns from the deep hole which logic has dug downward and turns ifs face upward to catch the blessed satisfying rays of faith from on high The picture of his childs cold corpse knocking about with the cadavers in the Titanic coma down there In the sea gives place to a picture of a child happy safe at peace on the breast of God theI FatherLet science gnaw her husks The Lord is the shepherd of those weveI loved and lost awhile and His rod and His staff shall comfort us Cincinnati Post Strike Ordered London Eng June 10Three hundred thousand seamen firemen dock laborers and stevedores were ordered out tonight in every port C In the British Isles as a result of the refusal of the steamship own ers to agree to the proposed com promise with the dock laborers herein Missouri A Belleville merchant has this sign on his store door Come In without knocking Go out the same wayRansas City Journal Roosters Leg Used For lint Our notion of good sport Is the onelegged man at the Hughesav enue base ball grounds last Sunday afternoon With two out bases full and the score tied a lefthand ed giant broke the bat whereupon the good sport unbuckled his wood en leg and loaned It for a three bagger Buffalo News Its Worst Time Do you suffer with the heat In summer Well I must 8ayI do not feel it so much in winter For Sale FarmsAU sizes from 6 to SOO acres We can please you If you want to buy land A C YEISER CO- Hartford KrI Drouth Causes Suicide Shepherdsvlllo Ky June 10 Den H Ash committed suicide at 6 oclock this morning by cutting his throat from ear to ear with a butcher knife Despondency over the dry weather is given as the cause He remarked few days ago that If the drouth continued he Would starve to death and hinted at his taking off but his remarks 1 were retarded as a Joke Coroner A e r 1 Maraman held an Inquest and a ver dict of suicide was returned Ash was a farmer and resided at Fancy eight miles east of Shepherdsvllle Children cry FOR FLETCHERS V GASTORIAFlip 1 HowardHorribly cruel Isnt ho jI Cowardyes hed rob pessl mist of his Omar with plenty of outdoor exercise pure food and air will arrest consumptive tendencies allay irritation in throat and lungs and build up the whole body All Dmgguti I Scott Bowne Bloomfield N J 1214 OF BOURBON POULTRY CURE 5 down the throat of a capful chicken destroys the worms I and saves the chicks life A few drops In the drlnklcj 0 water cures and I PREVENTS DISEASg t For the treatment of White Diarrhoea In cbtcb and Blackhead and other diseases In turkeysII BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUALtt One 9Oc bottle makes 1Z gallons of medldnqtI SOLD IJYIZ Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam John A Miller McIIenrjr Kyr1 c + + + + o1oo1oo1oo1o + o1o t + + o1o + + s + ANNOUNCEMENTS h t + Of programs or any event to + f t take place in the future mat1o 1 1f+ tens of general Interest but not + + exact current news should + I Ict reach The Herald Just as soon 4 1 4 as possible after being decided + + upon Please dont delay 1 + + 33 10 et 39 b 0 + + + + t tp+ + + + + + + + + + + + + or GO TOn+ or Albert Oiler + or + I n- or1 FOR + I I Inor and 11orkT fcorq orJ and Furniture tlSolderingor or gy Tops Covered and Lined fEel Youll find him in the Dr Johngor Mitchell office on Main Street p J Beaver Dam Ky J I 4strlgn Good Things toEatMifl will hold no joys for you If you have fads I Ibtfatira or any STOMACH LIVER or KIDNEY Iitrouble Youneednotpaybigdoctoreblfsye yebutjust step into your nearest druggist and get A Ikathouseholdblood purifier known If your system is ran down and you went to regain your youthful energy SEVEN BARKS will accom ex plash it make our food and give Soyoutied Try it sod enjoy your meals AddresslotLYHAN WN 1I1hrra1 St New Yerk NY 1- thi 1t iyr1qu3 1 Dku Renwi A 1 AVKDXKSDAV JUNE 10 1013 THE HARTFORD HERALDraGESEVEN THE PRESENT BREACHB IN THE SOCIALIST PARTY Will Probably Be Healed by Adoption of Popular i Platform Plank I 1Thel two factions of the Socialist Iiparty standing as they do the one for parliamentary progress and the other for direct action and Immediate revolution have reached the point where they are bound to part comp tiny Open repudiation of syntwcates of the type ofDHaywood of the Industrial Workers of the World was the obvious pur pose of the following section of the platform adopted at the Indianapo lis ConventionAny of the party who opposes political action or advo cates crime sabotage or other methods of violence as a weapon of the working class to aid In Its emancipation shall be expellee from membership In the party Political action shall be construed to mean participation in elections for public ounce and practical legislative and administrative work along the llnesVf the Socialist party plat formOn tho surface this official declaration makes the Socialists a con t servativo party It shows that the cooler heads In tho organization mayif I and lawless clement and so repel the tradesunionists and radicals from whom It hopes f9r recruits It puts a ban on the doctrines nail methods of the syndicalists and reads them out of the party Time whole policy of syndicalism iBtffifit of destruction of tho ruin of ttte present Industrial system and abolition of property rights and the substitution of the ownership of the moons of production by a lim ltedl class of workers It does not arm at the liberation of society but of a small fraction of time entire I population who shall then lit J masters of the rest If the theories of some of Its loaders like tho wrecking of machinery In mills and factories by workers and deliberate destruction of employers property In Amler to wipe out their profits were put Into practice they would be criminal acts It amounts to a declaration of civil war under co verSocialism as a party will gain by losing all connection with the In dustrial Workers of the World New York World 100 Reward Slop The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has iable to cure In all Its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Ca tarrh being a constitutional dlseasere quires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal ly acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system there by destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by balldliig up the constitu tion and assisting nature in doing its t muchtt theytcase that it fails to cure Send for I list of testimonials Address- F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by druggists 7 c- rake Halls Family Pills for consti I ration Great Weekly lit a Low Price The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer a twelvepage paper recently trans formed Into the size and appearance of a dally will be furnished in con I nection with the Hartford Herald at only 135 for the two papers 1Tlls price stands good on renewals for The Herald The Weekly En qutfer Is an ideal newspaper con tai lmig a big variety of reading and is especially suited to tho farming classes It Is Democratic and progressive This Is certainly a low I price for a lot of good reading tftt I 4 mI8tethe hands burns scalds old sores lame back andI rheumatism are all subject to the great healing and penetrating power of lULLAIlDS SNOW LINIMENT j It Is a marvelous pain reIj lief Price 2c fOe and 100 per I MUle Sold by Hartford Drug CoIi Hartford Ky Donovan Co BeaI ver Dam Ky m A1hSTIId91IllUlf iOKMOUS CKOI VALUES Crops Few people realize the extent of tho flood disaster In tho South and West Estimates of the j I losses range from iOOOO000 to i 100000000 This Is greater than t the losses caused by noted earth quakes and lire It represents the j StatesII I and of many cities Singularly R enough we are told that all the loss will be more than made up by titsl benefits the food has brought to drought affilct d sections They needed a good soaking With the bright sunshine of advancing sum mer all their losses will be recovered Better yet the foundation for future good crops will be pro vided In view of these facts there Is justification for the observation of that eminent and sagacious captain of Industry Henry C Frick on his recent return from Europe that the course of commerce and indus try this year will depend upon the outcome of the cropsLesliesW- eekly Muster Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J W McCarty Assignee Fordsvllle Banking Company Plaintiff- vs Equity Action No 4011 Consolidated Actions U F Armendt et al Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered nt tho October term 1911 In tho above cause for the sum of fr0000 with Interest at the rate of G per cent per annum from tho 19th day of March 1911 until paid and the further slim of 40000 with like Interest from the inth day of March 1911 and the InItercstandII tho further sum of 15000 20th19111Rnllwith like interest form February I I 20th 1911 until paid and 79fiO I costs herein I will offer for sale public auction at the court byII door In Hartford on Monday theI 1st day of July 1912 about one I oclock p m upon a credit of sixIl doscllbelllplOport A tract of land In the village of Narrows Ohio county Kentucky conveyed to Roy F Armondt by f deed from W A Wlmsntt Septem i her 28th 1904 nod recorded In Deed Hook 30 page 11 also anoth or tract of land situated at NarII rows Ohio county Kentucky con veyed to Roy F Artnemlt by deed from W A Wlnuatt and Elllo Wlm satt April 20th 1 JOii nail recorded In Deed Book 30 page 32 + Ohio County Time proceeds Clerks officeII first applied to the payment first three amounts named in time above and the remainder If any will be applied on the payment of the balance of plaintiffs debt Inter est and cost or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made Time purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This llth day of Tune 1912 E E BIRKHEAD Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys Mrs Lela Love wife of RIley Love a farmer living near Covena Ca says I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and find them to be all you claim for them They gave me almost Instant relief when my kid nays were sluggish and Inactive I cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers from kidney troubles Foley Kidney Pills are as careful ly made and as scientifically com pounded as any medicine your home doctor can give you They net directly on the kidneys and bladder For sale by all dealers everywhere m OOXFKIIKRATK III LLS WERE PASSim VOlt CASH An elegantly dressed American woman uttered n florists on the Boulevard Haussmann In Paris about 7 oclock the other evening and choosing n magnificent bouquet of camellas of time value of 10 of fered an American 50 bill She arrlvIetlI French money the bunks being I closed at that hour The florist took the hill and hand j cil her 200 francs 40 change but on presenting the note at IIij money changers next morning hoi was Informed that It was a Con ednrato bill and worthless His next call was on tho Police Commls iary from whom be learned that several dozen of his colleagues had been victimized by till sumo wo nan Paris Cor Philadelphia Ledger Makes the Nation Jnsp The awful list of Injuries on a Fourth of July staggers humanity Sot over against It however Is tho wonderful healing by Bucklens Arnica Salve of thousands who suffered from burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions Its time quick healer of bolls ulcers eczema sore lips or plies 25 cents at James H Williams m j CHII lrn Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTQRIAAI at Marietta Ohio after being secretly Indicted pleaded guilty of ombez zllng 3070 from the receipts of- hl3ofllce t I VERY TOUCHING STORY OF MANS BEST FRIEND Senator Vests Famous Plea On Behalf of the Com mon Canine Senator Vest had been retained as the attorney of a man whose dog had been wantonly shot by a neigh bor It Is said tho plaintiff de manded 200 When Vest finished speaking tho jury awarded 600 without leaving their seats The speech In full Is as follows Ge11 tlemen of tho Jury Tho lest friend a math has In this world may turn against him and become his enemy His son or daughter whom he has reared with loving care may prove ungrateful Those who are nearest and dearest to us those whom we trust with our happiness and our goad name may become traitors to their faith The money that a man line he may lose It tiles away from him perhaps when ho needs It most A mans reputa tlon may be sacrificed In a moment 1of Illconsidered action Tho peo 1IIIe who are prone to fall on their to do us honor when success lIs with us may bo time first to throw stone of ninllcw when failure settles It cloud upon our heads flue 0110 absolutely unselfish friend that man can have In this selfish world the ono that never deserts him Itime one that never proves ungrate fill or treacherous Is his dog Jon tlemen of tho jury a mans dog stands by him III prosperity end In poverty In health ant In sickness Ho will sleep on the cold ground where the wintry blasts blow nm heiwill kiss the hnnd that has nn food to offer ho will lick time wound and sores that cone In encounter with tho roughness of the world III guards the sheep of ills pauper mus ter as If he wore n prlnre YVhet all other friends dpert he remnlm IPIJIjourney through tilt tIN i fortune drives tin master forth an outcast In time world friendless nix homeless the faithful dog auks no higher privilege than that of accompanying him to guard against danger to fight against his enemies and whoa the last scene t 1all comes anti death takes the master In Its embrace nnd his body Is timid away In the cold ground no matter If all other friends pursue their way there by the graveside will the noble dog be found his head be tween his paws his eyes saIl but open In alert watchfulness faithful nnd true even unto death Ends Hunt For Riciirh Often time hunt for a rich wife ends when the man meets a woman that uses Electric Bitters Her strong nerves tell In a bright brain and even temper lieu pench bloom complexion and ruby lips result from her pure blood her bright eyes from restful sleep her elastic step from firm free muscles all telling of the health and strength Electric Bitters give a woman and the freedom from indigestion back ache headache fainting anti dizzy spells they promote Everywhere they are womans favorite remedy If weak or ailing try them 50c at James H Williams m Higher Promotion When In England Oov Foss of Massachusetts hail luncheon with a prominent Englishman noted for boasting of his ancestry Taking a coin from his pocket the English man said My greatgreatgrand father was made n lord by the king whose picture you see on this shill ing Indeed replied the Gov error smiling as he produced an other coin What n coIncidence My greatgreatgrandfather was made an angel by the Indian whose picture you see on this cent London Opinion There Is io real need of anyone being troubled with constipation hnmucrlnl t Tablets will cnu rm an agreeable movement of the bowels vlthout any unpleasant effect 1 vo then a Trial For sale by all deal era i- nliLI A PITV THIS EDITOR rorinVT in roxsfsT Time editor of tho Wall Street fournnl Is disconsolate He Slllli nrtpl Mr Roosevelt for Vice presI 1ent mind for President He told his readers that In doing BO ho was defending time national honor Now tho Journal editor expresses great regret that Mr Taft found it necessary to go upon the stump The Journal editor says Could not Mr Taft havo trusted Ms follow countrymen to have protected him and with him the inlty of his office Is every pub lJc officer obliged to turn from lila appointed duties and bandy epithets I with any blackguard who chooser to abuse him Can ho In any way help his position by so doing Iusl he not necessarily forget that hr merged his personality In hit great office und that he at least caui afford to despise personal attacks What a pity that the editor of tit Wall Street Journal finds It nect sary to use such cutting terms Iii referring to the gentleman whom he once regarded as the chief cus todlan of the national honor JlRT A FEW STATISTICS OX EGGS AND POfLTI The annual output of eggs In tit Tutted States In 1910 was about 20000000000 The value of thl egg crop In 1910 was 30000000 The value of fowls raised In 191H was 202000 000 fho total fowl and egg crop then In 1910 fetched 568000000 lime great poultry State of tit Union Is Missouri The value o the eggs mind chickens In Mlssou In 1910 was JOOOOOO Iowa Is 9 close second and IKn sns also crowds tip near time head id the chlckun procession Illinois and Ohio mire the Jlrelll poultry Stau8 of time North Centr group Tennessee produced 12oonon I worth of eggs and chlukutii In 191 Ian amount that Is respectable as Ic the other Southern States Kentucky led Tennessee by about a million The value of poultry and eggs II- II Mississippi ran about 7onoooo Arkansas produced 7onnoi I worth but Oklahoma CAme alot with chlcktiiH and eggs ainauntli to moro than 1 nooollo In Alalminn the amount wi11 about f fi0imoiio The eggs fetched more money it the Kast thnri In the west JIlproduced for Instance In Illlnol averaged 1 t0 cents a dozen tliu In Missouri1 117 rents n down hu those In till tar tott 20 centsI I dozenIt will IIIPII that time ehicke smith egg eri then Ila worth mmt than half nx much as tho cotton crop CfirnerclHlI Appeal A Oinl This Is to teittfy that Foloy Money nod Tar fompouiil IIJ1I no contain mummy opiates any hnbl forming drcn or any Ingrcdlun that could possibly harm Its user On the contrary Its great healln and soothing qualities mnkn it a real remedy for roughs colds au Irritations of the throat chest nil lungs II L Illomqulst Esdnll e WIs says his wife considers Foley Hooey and Tar Compound the bes cough cure on the market Sli has tried various kinds but Foley gives the best result of all Till genuine Is In a yellow package Asl for Foleys Honey and Tar Con pound and accept no substitute For sale by all dealers in Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAilnvrYon I Postal authorities have their eye and cars to the ground waiting fo a pair of bright red hose Jun Smith of Wood Illvcr Neb I adrift In Denver and the only di scilptlon her friends were able t14 give the postal olllclals was of till stockings Mike Smlthwlck Ihl girls sweetheart who Is waiting fo- liar buck III Nebraska wrote to All slstant Postmaster William Hat n um that she would probably cal at the postofllcc mrKt any day and asked a sharp lookout bo kepi for her She alwaysI wears ret stockings std if you happen micros her please tell her to write to me the Nebraskan wrote Denve News For Suit Ill1proenIlatlt then particulars iddrcBs X care of The Herald 2tf More Iartliquakes Itecorileil Cleveland 0 JIIIII 10lIllllw ed earth tremors liidlovcd to bp It Alaska were recorded on the St IItr rntliiH academy rulmiiogrnph fron 1015 to in ss P m tn dam Tin shocks were mon violent taj those of hlt Saturday +vhKh vri traced to Alaska TuttsPiUs This popular remedy never falls to effectually cure Dyspepsia Conrtipntiort Sick lIe doche Biliousness And ALL DISEASES erlslns from a Torpid Liver and Dad Digestion- The nntural result Is Rood nppetlte and solid flesh Dose smut elegant ly sugarcoated and easy to swallow Take No Substitute PiabtII CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the lignatureFor Over In- Use Thirty Years CASTORIA v rljt IIl L1 h LOOK ON THE FIRST PAGEt I Or the wrapper iifiiiitnl ymu Heralil i on will lied a little yellow i slip It has printedon II your nnitie ami a date ulti it Tin unto IsnI I nil tIll book we 1lor yea subscription iircomit ami1 there i no I i EIInIt vanci haIill as to avoid trouble sad mmmiu11dertiuslImm 11e ilo not want to forte the paper upon anybody against their will limit we want all that Is due us Ilease jive this mallei your very prompt mitten tion Look at that little yellow slip coiiijiliiliij your name It will tell you just what you necil to know without any explanation from s IusI If It Is mewing in any way let us know Anyhow please pay us what Is due It takes much money to runt a yiiod newspaper nown g days liencc we must keep our subscription accounts collected up Either fume to Tlie llcralil olllce and pay tin arrears ami a year In I advance or If you err nut couilai to town wan send us a check or 1postoflee inoneyonlcr for the amount fire We will appreciate It maul It will make UN tilde you really want the paper S I XE 2zLight nd Power Company INCOUrOHATKU E G BARRASS MGR sHarbfordt Ky Will wire your 7ose at cost Electric Lights are clean healthy and safe No home or busiiiess lioitxe swulfl be withouta them when within reachI I HHU i I JOB PKINTJXG S lI j iThe kind that makes you lork gold in the eyes of the whole sale dealer and the city merchnnr that makes your neighbors t j mindsIIl l a IjSTEATLY DONE Vr- And promply delivered by the HARTFORD HERALD livery body in any kind ol business needs Printed Stationery NO e Heads Cnrds Envelopes statements Etc nowadays Prices I ire lowest wurk the best Call or write us 15he HERALD Hertford Ky l L Jjh WHY NOT MAKE 2OOtO0 A MONTH Thats 5000 a Wcok almost S10 a Dayi Selllrs Victor Sfce oiut frIroo OJHB to iiiiivlmnl1 dept luwyrs u mtv hail WIl oflllllllr alnfwlnlrlieiI rii n a m tr nit l01111 know iivi vy 1 1 1 too u OBI i34lcieii lecture our 1llIl ecp ni tO IllOSt IIOUMPIK JlllliiVlll illl lliMfitiS err rwflnIf Wllliort lti ioiic ex u riiii VOIJ olin ilujillcitf fwvr oa i rr ltp 1urnlrovuly iiiiftrati J iltii r ruLoF Viil Iliui you to IITIMIII farulteM to rii rannaI JtitiruiK u IIIMI ri ioirli you taro i lloMim t in tirouiru our tevrr II t mn dI ealegnen rel1It9mtier an t nmtrurlln r fl 1 a arr g i cnnttaIpl11ttig iID II 11 l tli p 1 fat II hrpe vr iirtomcr to deny Why rtonl YoU J tilt iirrt to awy hour 3r riT lrci le e H1 uie c c g the turrltoryt We cn furor only one falcirm out cJ culi 10113 TLIP I nuoh rnrynfmu- rnralry WII eeibnted I-ytrIJj the Iftmodern ule- uIrry tn tli wo Ul Wide rWhke mm woo Help our eaIriling IllhIIInlrfiidTol t lit cnr to double oiiroitit time are fiicimlnn niuiy iiiiiraiul of ilnlUM en lariiiror biitf ryhiiUatloil but to learn lIIInlcnlarl It wt Icolyuuniy the ptloe of u pOKUil1 card AsHorCalsIogudBT THE VICTOR SAFE LOCK C- Ociicm OHIO rti fvaytiHlwhl Y +Yi r+ ArS14t rI AGE EIGHT THE HARTFORD HERALD WKDNESDAV Jl hlL 0j11J1 wA t pHartjord Heratgit tt M n E IIAILIIOAD TIME Tl BLE AT HARTFORD KY the following L N Time Card Is effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 112 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m 4 4 South Hound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II K MISCHKE Agt t J HEADQUARTERS BEING OPENED AT BALTIMORE E EE By Democratic Candidates i Twoi Dark Horse Booms t Are Evolved x Baltimore Md June 1 iBeall r quarters of the Democratic Nation itt Committee were moved today tio rooms In the convention hall when National Chairman Mack and his associate committee will conclude tine jomulnlng details Incident to tino opening of the convention a wool Il ttomorrowt booms for the i were infer jnnlly discussed here today by na I I tlonal committeemen The boothi wore for Mayor Oaynor of New York and lov Eugene Foss o Iaseachuiettg Whether Saynoi rr is being oncourmsed by Charles F Murphy loader of Tammuny Hall could not be learned here but those directing the candidacy of Gov W1- 1aou aAtUsy Had been JnfprnuMl 1 t that Lender Murphy was of the opinion that New York ehould took no choice for Provident until aftcr tho Chicago convention Tho movement for Gov Fop wns launched by Frank Hendrick off Now York who wild that the Gov ornors name might not be taken np until the second ballot Mr Hen Brick said that Gov Foes platform I was the Immediate reduction of the tariff and reciprocity with Canada National Committeoman Sullivan c of Illinois said he had not heard1 that the Illinois delegates were try hug to secure the Vice Presidency for Illinois We have a dozen or more men In Illinois capable of tilling the po sition said Mr Sullivan who ad ded that the Illinois delegation andt their friends would come here next Sunday on special train The Illinois delegates will caucus on Mon da IRegardingI that Now York Indiana and Illi nois delegations would unite to make the nomination Mr Sullivan remarked In the presence of other Committeemen today I Illinois delegates will vote as a unit and continue to vote through out the convention We are for ClarkWill you vote for Clark after the first ballot- I may be dead then and Im not going to tell what we will do answered Mr Sullivan Secretary Woodson received word today that some contests would be tiled from Rhode Island The notification gave no details I Headquarters for Speaker Champ Clark and nov Wilson were opened today IJEAVKR DAMI June 17 Our new mill Is pro gressing nicely and will be ready to manufacture Hour by the time new wheat comes In Miss Myrl Miller gave t masquerade patty In honor of her friend Miss May Lowery and little cousinI Ramsey Taylor both of Princeton Ky who were visiting her lastI week The school girls and boys worn all Invited The guests out ofI town who attended wore Mr Allen Foster of Marlon Ky and Miss fanner of Rockwood Tonn who iI was visiting Mrs ID Leo names and Miss Lucllu Taylor of Liberty neighborhood There were about fifty in attendance Refreshments Yore served and a pleasant was enjoyed by all presentcvenlnII visitors made happywere kllowI that there was so much hospitality j nmoiiK the Beaver Dam people Heaver Dam Baptist Church In i their biislnena meeting Saturday voted to hold a series of meetings beginning the fourth Sunday August The pastor and InII with the help of the Lord are hold the meeting without any out side help All Christians who want InvltIcdj us Your correspondent made a trip to Green Briar neighborhood last week The farmers of that vicinity j were all in n rush cultivating their crops which notwithstanding the t drouth bid fair to make a good l yield We took dinner with Mr Ellis Chapman His good wife had i everything good to eat on her bound GREATER AND GRANGER THAN EVER I Hopkios County Fair IIGreat ISONVILLE I 16 17 18 19 20 Great array of running trotting and pacing races High class special attractions free to all going on all the time Excursion rates on all C GIVENS J A tlful table and to say your corres pondent did It justice Is putting 1 It mildly Mr Chapman and his good wife are living In the house they erected when they married which was over fifty years ago He has voted the Democratic ticket all these years and has taken the Herald from Its birth and expects to vote for Champ Clark this fall Mr Harley Quinn and Miss Jcs 1Ile Chauvaii were united In mar rlago at 830 p m Oil the 15th Inst Rev A L Moll olllclntlng They took the train Immediately for Se bree Ky Miss Alta 1hilllp of Stanford Ill was the guest of Miss Sophia Williams last weep CLARK FORCES WANT JAMES FOR CHAIRMAN r At Baltimore and the Wilson Men Are for Representa thc Henry Baltimore lid Juna 15ThC- lark forces here are working hard to have Ollie James ranted for tem K ravy chairman of the Democratic National Convention while the Wil son men are putting forward Rep resentative Henry as their candi elate for the place It was stated today that the selection of either one would mean the committing of Mr Bryan to the candidacy of either Wilton or Clark Clark leaders profess to believe that Bryan has been playing their candidate off against Gov Wilson with the hope of bringing both forces under his wing and forcing his own nomlnatln But the Clark men said that they would have nothing to do with the Bryan scheme and openly declared that If they could not nominate the Speak er they would throw thelr support HarmonI temporary chair convention National Chairman Mack said today that nothing had yet been decided We have talked over Judge Par ker Senator OGorman Ollie James and Senator Kern and that Is as far as we have gone He said as for the permanent chairmanship that would be a matter for the com mitten on permanent organization The position of Bryan was caus ing much discussion It was thought that the first real test of Bryans attitude regarding the can didates for the Presidential nomi nation would come on the question of tho temporary chairman It was generally believed that If Bryan found it Impossible to bring about his nomination he would throw his support to Wilson Xotke The Hartford Mill Co lias In stock everything that It takes to build a complete residence Some material cheaper than ever before Your order will have prompt andI special attention 20tf Move On Now Says a policeman to a street crowdI and whacks heads If they dont Move on now say time big harsh mineral pills to bowel congestion and suffering follows Dr Kings New Life Pills dont bulldoze the bowels They gently persuade them to right action and health follows 25c at James H Williams m Doc mit Vnnt ToI Do Without The herald McHenry Ky June 14 1912I1 Editors Herald Dear SlrsFfnd enclosed one dollar to pay for The Herald until February 1 1913 This Is slow about coming but bet tor late than never I dont want to do without The Herald T J PHELPS I Warning Cards The Kentucky law lately passed theIall stores hotels boarding houses depots and other public places where drinking water is usually withIclose by said drinking water The Herald Is prepared to furnish these cards at ten cents apiece by mall or by hand Better keep within the bounds of the law tf S Subscribe for The Hartford HeraldI 1- N4 l ti T 1 Great BeflfeoD County Fair HENDERSON July 30 31 Aug 123 I Something railroads- C President FRANCEWAY Secretary Seed CornWhite 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 Kippers Blue Goose and Soja Beans Sorghum Broom Corn Pumpkin Seed and many other kinds of Field Seeds RAPIER GRAIN SEED CO OWENSBORO jNNT Cly1 SIMMOXS June 17 Simmons and No 1 9 base ball teams crossed bats here Sunday morning before n large and1 enthusiastic crowd The score was 10 and 11 In favor of the home team Mr C F Frazor for the past two years mine foreman for the Broadway Coal Co at this place willI leave the 1st of July and accept n position as general superintendent t Coalo1 fn of thIs roinity The mines here are not working very good now but will begin In a few days on n now contract de mantling 20000 tons a month Mr L F Raley is on the sick listMr Ernest James of Cromwell visited here Sunday night A protracted meeting began here Sunday night conducted by Rev Llndsey of Butler county Mr M F Chumley went to Denver Dam Saturday on business Mr J M Williams bookkeeper here visited his parents Mr and Mrs Delmer Williams Deaver Dam SundayMr G M Phipps went to Hart ford Thursday on business S CKKALVO June 17Miss Vera Curtis of Evansville Ind Is visiting rela tives near here Mr Cecil Fulkerson of Cleaton has moved into the Dr J M Everly houseMr Vlg Morton of Livermore Is visiting his uncle Mr Ham Ward Mrs Blanche Jones Is visiting her sister Mrs Nora Mullen at Lipton Ind len of Linton Ind Mrs Minnie Fnlkerson visited at Rockport Saturday and Sunday Mr Elbert Brown and wife left Thursday for Tennessee Miss Clara Brown Kronos who has been spending several days with her aunt Mrs C B Everly has returned home Masters Layton and Glenn Mad dox Mantanzas are visiting their grandmother Mrs W D Barnard Mr P R Robertson of Pond Run Is visiting his daughter msII Mwttle Wood rr rEXTKUTOWXI I June liMr C M Williams and fanny have moved to Falls of Rough We regret very much to give them up Several from hero have been attending court at Hartford tor the past week Mrs Owen Brown of Equality was here shopping Saturday The farmers of this vicinity ar planning upon erecting a tobacco factory at this place right soon Mr W M Addlngton of near Equality was In town Saturday and attended the Equality meeting Mrs Rollle Bishop of Arkansas Is time guest of Mr I ten Bishop andI family this weeleIj A concrete pavement Is beIngII built from Main street to the noWI school JulldlnJIThey Int mi End to ItICharles Sable 30 Cook St Rochester N Y says he recommended Foley Kidney Pills at every oppor tunity because they gave him prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long both eyed him Surh n recommendation coming from Mr Sable Is direct and convincing evidence of the rcat curative qualities of Foley Kidney Pills The genuine Foley Kidney Pills are never sold In bulk but put up in scaled bottles en closed In a yellow carton Ask for Foley Kidney Pills Refuse substi tutes For sale by all dealers J mII MoD for The Kmldfa leanI I IMMIXTISSt June 15lIIr and tits Archie Pollock of Island Station have been for nearly three weeks at the bedside of their son Rogers Pol lock who fell off tho tip at the river at the Martin Mines near here and was seriously hurt Mr and Mrs John X Taylor of Greenville spent a few days last week with his mother tits Lucln da Taylor near here Mr Allen Gentry went to Dawsoiv Sprlnira last Saturday and roturne Sunday Mrs Lois Barnes of near Center town is vliltlng her uncle Mr Joe A Barnes and family neat here this week Mrs H B Martin and childrer are visiting relatives near Morgan townMiss Lillian Patterson will go tc Dawson Springs the first of next week to visit her brother Dr E W Patterson and family Misses Lura and May Leach have been visiting relatives near Ennis Muhlenberg county Mr Henry Backen has retuned from Bowling Green where he bar been attending school Mrs Kate Davis of Beaver Dam has been visiting relatives neat hereMr and Mrs Mosco Taylor of Owensboro are visiting relative near here Messrs John and Ben Patterson went to Rochester one day last weekMr and Mrs Verge Hocker of Beaver Dam are visiting Mr D Plummer and family Mrs J W Baker of near Ceral vo Is visiting friends near here Mr W A Casebfer went to Hart ford last Monday MAXWEM June 17The rain which fell here Sunday night was appreciated by everyoneMr Mrs John Calhoon and son Owen of Maxwell were the guests of Mr and Mrs Dave Hew lett Pleasant Ridge Sunday Mr and Mrs Worth Brown and little daughter Margaret of Green Brier spent Sunday at Mr Sam HudsonsMiss Sparks of East Hart ford Is clerking for Mr W G Hay den at this place Mr and Mrs Edward Benncti and two sons of Texas Mr and Mrs Frank Bennett of Masonvllle Mr and Mrs A N Tanner and daughter Mr and Mrs Will Thorp of LIvia and Mr R D Gray were time guests of Mr and Mrs J H Bennett Sunday Several from hero attended church at Bethel Sunday Mr Tom Martin of Utica visited at Mr W G Ha dons Sunday Gas In the stomach comes from food which has fermented Get rid of this badly digested food ar quickly as possible If you would avoid a bilious attack HERBINE Is the remedy you need It cleanser and strengthens tho stomach liver and bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness Price SOc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donbvan Co Beaver Dam Ky m Those Who Fall A knowing exchange says There are merchants In almost every town whoso methods of bus Iness are much time same as mer chants followed before the days of newspapers and advertisements They never advertised or but slight ly and therefore goods remained unsold upon their shelves while the merchant has plenty of time to Bit peopleIuse twentieth century methods arid prosper accordingly i 1 G i I I f I I TacO1I Ii INSURE GROWING CROP AGAINST DAMAGE B- YHAIL Storms II fA 9m lAiq sz i 30 Lowest rate at which this classIof insurance has ever been offered in Kentucky 150 per acre from time the plants are set until the crop is cut and put in the barn Five acres cost 750 ten acres cost 1500 fifteen acres cost 2250 for the entire growingJJ season i NothingII Can Prevent t Hail Hail destroys the value of to bacco Protect yourselfagainst this unforeseen and unpreventa blehazardWe authorized by the State Insurance Department to issuefTobacco Hail Policies jj- tt I Otto C- Martino The Insurance Man Uartford Xcntuok r

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