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"I Come, the HtralJ of a A'oiij IForlJ, Iht Km of ill alioj Lorakerinj at Jtj Duct.1 All Kinds .fob Printing Neatly Executed. 38th YEAR. A BO HARTEORD, KT., WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1912. Democratic Platform Summarized. NO. 28 J , . tlon upon the necessities of life. These Infant Industries must be EH STATE weaned. Infants they began, but they are mighty giants who have Reaffirms party's devotion to the principles of Democratic governcoalesced ment as formulated by Jefferson. their strength to drive Declares for a tariff for revenue only and denounces "the high Re- skyward the cost of living and opIS NAMED press the people." publican tariff as the principal cause of the unequal distribution of This is a clear statement of the wealth." Democratic position on the two Favors Immediate downward revision of present duties, especially questions which overshadow all oth- For Vice President by upon necessaries of life. Also favors gradual reduction so as not to Iners affected by the coming camterfere with or destroy legislative Industries. Democrats. paign and ensuing election. Denounces President Taft for vetoing tariff bills of last Congiess. Condemns Republican party for failure to redeem Its promises of V LSON'S OPPOXEXTS BOY. WBSMLUIF INDIANA (OXGRATl'LATE HIM 1908 for "downward revision." Takes issue with the Republican platform as to the high cost of livSeagirt, N. J., July 4. Woodrow Will Trot in ing, contending that It Is Inrgely due to high tariff laws. Harness With Favors vigorous enforcement of the criminal features of the anti- Wilson received the following congratulatory messages from his opGov. Wilson in a Win- trust law. Demands such additional legislation as may be necessary to crush ponents: ning Race. Champ Clark "I congratulate private monopoly. d victory. I Favors prohibition or holding companies, Intel locking directors, wa- you on your will do all I can to elect you." very harmonious exdixo; . In his speeches Gov. tering, etc. Gov. Thomas Marshall "To the C Trenton, N. J., July condemns Republican administration for "compromising with Stand-- 1 Wood-roC. Wilson had given the pledge: "The length of my political abilltv and in- Ilaltiinore. July ::. iroci. Wilson, who now becomes the people of the State will be the boss, ard Oil Company and the Tobacco Trust. . ., ... .. ..,,... 'lluence I,, propose to work for your dciif r:,ivi,,-n.,. Tioiinnnnr.a v,....i ....... ...... uu....v-- j na ".,,,..... i,..." .1... I'liuiis 111 ,, ....-o lilt; IiejIUUlll'UnS IO (lupriVO party's nominee for the only boss." Democratic U3iumuuii t.uuuiuo lllisuil, lv"on' "t Now Jersey. For Vice President President of the United States, was When James Smith, Jr., leader of States of their rights and to enlarge the power of the Federal Govern- Harmon sent a eon-- 1 Governor Thomas R. Marshall, of ment. "There is." says the platform, "no twilight zone between the na- horn In 185G in Virginia, where he the State "machlno'1 which noml cMnpe. but it is not Indiana, Inferebts can take refuge from !"'ra,uIiat"'-v- i was baptized under the full name nated Gov. Wilson, let It be known tlon and the State In which exploiting quoted, and he declined to dismal Thin was the ticket completed bv of Thomas Woodrow Wilson. He? after the election that he expected both." the Democratic National Conv.-n- Urges people to support proposed Constitutional amendment pending tl:e convention's action. dropped the Thomas about the time the senatorial toga, the Governor "llr . . n"01 AW,n ""'! "v "oit at 1:.M! a. m.. that he completed Ills first book and espoused the cause of Mr. Martlne in various State Legislatures, providing for an income taxr and election nf omrratuiitions on your iiomln.-iThe nomination of Governor Mar- took his first position as a teacher, the candidate chosen In the popular United States Senators by direct vote of the people. ll " ,e, my I,k'""r to 'U tor Vice President came as As Justification of th- - demands of the partv for publicity of cam- - j Gov. won his Wilson Mr. Wilson cannot, like many an primary. tiaicn- exnendltures. , attention is directed "to the enormous expenditure 1'ort yoxn!. ,an,,I,Iac,-- to '"' utrat mnwthliiK of a urptl.e, for whin , .. - . - ,. fight. r, ,' appeal to the senti(the nisht'g nallotintc lor Vice Pn-sl- In the recent 9,r')n'"'1' In the 1911 elections, tables werp of money In behalf of the President and his predecessor mentality of the public by nn ac(.estrtn'e Atherton. of OSIfornli ' dent h,.gan, P snied that the .!:-.rather turned against Wilson and Prcldentlal contest." e count of a man's rise n S Kli"J ' n ",te for contingent In the eonveii- Declares for Presidential preference primaries. IrecN National '"""'.. from poverty. His father and he lost ground in the Legislature. yo"tiw ha,i finitely fettled upon grandfather were educated men, Current comment in many quarters Committee to provide for selection at the primaries of members of the Na- IV Harvey ... . Wiley "Heart- - Governor John K. Hurke. of Nortli was that the Governor had received flonnl Cnmmlttp prominent in their communities, !f,( ''"ntrratul-itlonn- . We irtall hav Dakota. n. Pledires nartv tn mmetmnnt nf iw ,,mt.ii.M,. ,.n,,,i ... . . . .. (f tl)Iltipw V1.lfLI.llMI and while not rich, were able to a rebuke for his activities the pre a pure tood Pri'Bldeiit." ri.ore wan rot much of a light vious year.but the Wilson adherents tlons by corporations and unreasonable campaign contributions by indi give the aspiring young scholar a Mayor Gavnor "Vou will h however, and when two ballots viduals. ,h. liberal education. It was not to- claimed that he had been merely bv the biK(reit vote ewr ' closed Marshall eusllv in the lead Favors single Presidential term and making President Innllglnle to elected p ward scholarship, however, that his '"knifed" by the bosses of the Dem viven Democrat." Governor Hurke'a nam was with- earliest ambitions led him. While ocratic "machine." In 'the New . AnnouyinoiiB iMi'Rittw "We drawn ard .Marshall was proclnim- Felicitates Democratic Congiofs on its record, enumerating imporJersey Presidential primaries the in college he" resolved to become a kllled the houn' dawg and the bull ...1 the nominee bv acclamation A tant achievements, and pledges an adequate navy. retrieved his public man. To that end he stud-le- d Governor moose at :::!(.. Hurrah!" minute later the convention had ad- Denounces Republican administration on rharire of extravagance lost popularity by sweeping every law and hung out his shingle. Senator Tillman, of South Caro- - Journed sine die. The delegates, Hut his legal practice was not lu- district except two In which Smith nnd demands return to simplicity and economy bellttlng n Democratic Una. said: "I have prayed to live worn and weary, made their way government. crative, and after eighteen months nnd Jnmes Nugent made a big tight real Democratic President out of the big convention hull sing- Favors efficient supercls'on and rate regulation of railroads, express to twenty-eig. s oMt he gave It up, and with It, for against him. Of the " In '" i""1 llnpl'y to ,)0 8tar,,,(1 for lanles, telegraph and telephone lines, and a valuation of these com- -' 1 '.,,,, . years to come, his desire for office. delegates to Baltimore, twenty-fou- r j uiio-rui. tiiiKiumiii- iiu mil nomo. panles by the Inter-Stat- e Commerce Commission and also legislation were pledged to Wilson. , lions to you ami to our country." ; His father, the Rev. Joseph Rug- Governor Wilson was nominated of stocks by these corporations. Lgles Wilson, moved to Georgia when A lame back or shoulder puts a against William Randolph Hearst "I at the afternoon session on the for-wl- ll In connection with a demand for such a relsiion of the banking support the ticket nominated the boy was 2 years old, and later man on tho'retlred list temporarily. laws as will give temporary relief In case of financial distress, ballot, and his nomination there Is a and expect to see It win. preached in various churches In The tlmo will be short If Intend Hko that of Governor Marshall to-t- o denunciation of the Aldrlch bill prepared by the monetary commission. die game n this light. I am now night, was quickly North and South Carolina. SNOW LINIMENT Is rub-be- d made unanl-fo- r The present method of depositing Government funds is condemned, Wilson." mous. The best of feelinir norvnri. Young Wilson entered Davidson In. It relaxes the muscles, re- and the party Is pledged to the enactment of a law for deposit of such the Governor Simon E. Ualdwin. of ed both sessions and the delegates College at the age of 17. After two lieves pain and restores strength funds by competitive bidding In State or national banks, without dis Connecticut said: "I regard Gov. seemed to be in a happy frame of years he entered Princeton, from and elasticity in the Joints. Price crimination as to locality. Wilson ns one of the strong men In mind. which he was graduated In 1879. 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold Recommends investigation of agricultural credit societies In Europe Mr. Bryan had announced his InHo then studied law In the Univer- by Hartford Drug Co., Hartford. to ascertain whether a system of rural credits may be devised suitable to American politics and among the best public speakers In the coun- tention of Introducing sity of Virginia, receiving the de- Ky Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam conditions In the United States. resolution try." In effect discharging the national m gree of bachelor of law In 1882. He Ky. Pledges party to enactment of legislation to prevent devastation of received the degree of bachelor of During lower Mississippi valley by floods, and the control of the Mlssisslpl Is dethe summer months committee from conduct of the comAppreciates The Herald. ing campaign and allowing Governphilosophy from Johns Hopkins clared to be a national rather than a State problem. The maintenance mothers of young children should Waco, Tex., June 28, 1912. I . University In 188G, that of doctor any unnatural looseness or Wilson to appoint his own camwatch for Herald, Hartford, Ky Dear Her of a navigable channel Is also recommended. of laws from Wake Forest Univerof the bowels. When given prompt paign committee. Favors national aid regarding post roads. ald: You will please find enclosed He was dissuaded sity, North Carolina, In 1887, and from thla Repeats party's declaration of the platform of 1908 as to rights of attention at this time, serious trouthat of doctor of literature from the small sum of one dollar, which labor and pledges the party to an employes' compensation law. ble may be avoided. Chamberlain's course, and Instead of making a was due you some months ago. move that might have stirred up Yale University at Us Declares the unnecessary withdrawal of public land tends to retnrd Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea RemeWith this money I desire to extend strife, he made a little speech which celebration. my heartfelt thanks for your loyal development and bring reproach upon the policy of conservation; that re- dy can always be depended upon. he termed his "valedictory" and In Prof. Wilson occupied the posi- ty to m friendship, truth and the hon- servations should be limited to purposes which they purport to serve; fa For sale by all dealers. happy vein turned over the mantle tion of adjunct professor of history says forest reserve How vors broadest liberality In administering land laws and orable side of every question. of his former leadership as a PresiOIM.WXIZKD RAT in Bryn Mawr College, and after- hard It Is for us to value friendship act permitting homestead entries within the national forest should not AXI) A REWARD OFFERED dential candidate to Governor Wilward professor of history and politfor what It Is really worth to us! be nullified by administrative regulations, and declares for immediate son. ical economy In Wesleyan UniversiNearly seven years have passed action to make available Alaskan coal lands and safeguarding of the lives He pledged his faithful support Probably what will prove to be a ty. In 1890 he became professor I left the grand old State of of miners. to the Presidential nominee by of Jurisprudence and political econ- since encouragement of agriculture and legislation to suppress valued movement was started by Favors and not a single weeV omy at Princeton. In 1895 the ti- Kentucky the boys of the Harp's Hill coun- urging that either Gov. Burke or has the faithful Herald failed tc gambling in agricultural products. Senator George Chamberlain, of tle of his chair was changed to that In fostering growth of a merchant marine and urges sppedy try when they organized the "Rat Relieves for Vice $', of professor of Club" last Saturday, with a charter Oiegon, be nominated Jurisprudence and hunt me down and give me news oi enactment of laws for greater security of life and property at sea. the friends in the old home State President. Offupon Its endowment he became previous declarations regarding pure food and public membership of thirty boys. Reaffirms The Nebraskan was understood were a manager. professor of Jurisprudence The Herald crosses the Rockies tc health. icers elected bring me the news, and while It If particularly to favor Gov. Burke as and politics. Prof. Wilson also for reorganization of the civil service and says law should be Judges, secretary and Instructor. a type Favors story of some dear of the modern piogresslve. The object Is to exterminate the several years gave a course of lec- often the sad one going to the great beyond, yet honestly and rigidly enforced. Then, after the first ballot, som- rats, and the boys' rat club will tures In Johns Hopkins University. Recommends law refoim legislation. to her duty, she tells us the ' to make the nomination "1 He gained fame also as a lecturer faithful Reaffirms position against "policy of Imperialism nnd colonial ex- meet on rainy days and with their of ""Wl news. Marshal unanimous. Mr. Bryan dogs, sticks, hoes. etc.. will move His work entitled and writer. ploitation" in Philippines. Long live The Herald! fiom one farm to another, search-- 1 s,artt'(1 for the stage to make a "The Stnte" and his "Hfe of George Welcomes Arizona and New Mexico to sisterhood of States. J. S. MADDOX. statement. The motion was with-an- d Washington" are among his best Dnun-'for A;Un 'all enjoyment of lights and privileges of terri ing stables, feed barns, wood piles (,raw lie fore be could speak. When other rat harbors. The In-- I known writings. greatest enemy of chlldhooc torial form of government The the motion Prof. Wilson became the thir- Is the tape worm. It destroys healt' wl ko with the boys and second ballot,was renewed after the Refers to Russianl treaty and renews pledge to preserve "sacred Mr. Bryan did not hnw ,n"m wl,at to (l a,", sep tIla teenth In the roll of presidents at and undermines the constitutor Ights of American :enshlp at hrmo nnd abroad." they do not damage the property. protest. 1902, and the first lay- The greatest enemy of Intestlnr. Princeton In parcels post and extension of rurnl delivery. Favors The platform, hewn out In comman to hold this ofllce, nil his pred- worms Is WHITE'S CREAM VER Favors as much encouragement as properly can be given Panama Tiie secretary will keep an account mittee several days ago, and warmof all rats killed and by whom. The having been Presbyterian MIFUGE. It removes the worm Canal Exposition. ecessors Judges will decide who gets the fine ly praised by Mr. Bryan, was adoptHe Is, however, a rul- and helps clergymen. the child back t Commends to the State adoption of law making it nn offense to disIn the Second Presbyter- strength, rat tenler dog whicli is to be given ed with a whoop. ing elder vigor and cheerfulnesf criminate against the uniform of the United States army. The Democratic National Convento the boy killing the most rats. ian church of Princeton. Ab a pro- Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Hart Renews declaration of the last platform regarding generous pension tion becnnie n love fent when it Greenville Sentinel. he was very popular and his ford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky Don policy. fessor met to select n running mate for elective classes were always among ovan & Co., Reaver Dam, Ky. i Refers to the rule of the people and says: "The Democratic party Gov. Woodrow Wilson. The intense Insert lllto Costs Leg. largest. the A offers Itself to the country as an agency through which the complete ov ltfttnTMOOO rif tl.r. ..nn ...1. I!notnn mot. lr.ot- lit.. Inn ..n When Mr. Wilson, after twenty-fiv- e SOCIALIST tUXIMIUTH rthrow and extirpation ofVorrupt. fraud and machine rule In American tho bite of an ,MSPCt t to hnvp disappeared. b KOIt (JOVKRXOK A WOMAI years of service as an educator, politics enn be effected " fore. To avert such calamities from resigned the presidency of PrinceThe conclusion of the platform says: stings and bites of insects.use Buck-- ! ''eat Weekly nt n Low I'rico, The Socialists of Washington, by ton In 1910 to accent the nomlna- "Our platform Is one of principles which we believe to be essen- len's Arnica Salvo promptly to kill The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, tlon for Governor of New Jersey, a referendum ballot, have nomlnat-ther- e tial to our national welfare," and Invites of all citizens who the poison and prevent Inflammaa twelve-pag- e paper recently transtendency to ed a woman for Governor and a was a general k believe In "maintaining unimpaired tho Institutions and traditions of our tion, swelling and pain. Heals burns, formed into the size and appcaranco the "schoolmaster man candidate for State Tieasure. askance at country." bolls, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, of a dally, will be furnished In conHowever, he yas car- lining tho other places on tho tlcke In politics." bruises. Only 2." cents at James H. nection with tho Hartford Herald office on the radical men nominees. with Tho nomlna ried Into 1.:!.", for the two papers. m at only wave that swept so tlons will be regarded as compli considerations the outcome is bound of the Democratic nntlonal conven- Williams. This price stands good on renewals .mentary, since tho Socialist vote li 'o be problematical; many States. Wash'lpg- - tion: The Shooting the Moon, for The Herald. The Weekly En, Mr. Wilson was elected by a plu- Washington for President In 190f on election will hnve the merit of "We are not opposed to big busiShe Mr. Blnks Is n .sensible man. quirer Is an Ideal newspaper, conrality of 49,000 votes and became was only 7 per cent, of tho tota! letermlnlng to what extent If any a ness. Wo recognize that In a big You never see him Investing In nny taining a big variety of reading and Democratic Governor vote. the first 'emnlo electorate may bo sympa-hetlcall- y country there must be big business, Is especially suited to tho farming schemes. which New Jersoy had had for sixBut tho remarkable increase of to a candldato but wo say with all the omphasls of attracted He Oh, I don't know. Ho start- classes. It is Democratic and proIt was this sweeping Socialist strength In tho State due it Its own sex, regardless of plat- - our souls that big business, llko litteen years. ed an amateur garden In his back gressive. This Is certainly a low victory In n State that had been to tho oxtravaganco of tho present 'orms or politics. New York tle business, must obey the laws. lot' this spring. price for a lot of good roadlng. t , consistently hostile to Democratic administration, with the appeal a World. Wo would strike from these trusts ... prlnclplea that brought the former reform ticket headed by a woman every character of protection. Buy It now. Chamberlain's ColWo Dysontery Is always serious and college . president prominently Into may make to tho suffragette vote lr OLLIE JAMES PRESEKXTS would wrlto a tariff law strictly for ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy often a dangerous disease, but It national politics. the older parties, invests the nomiTIIE CASE IX NUTSHELL revotuie only and place the tax first is almost certain to bo needed be- ran be cured. Chamberlain's Colic, The platform on which he ran nation with considerable Interest. upon the luxuries, and If that did fore the summer Is over. Buy It Cholera nnd Remedy has pledged his party to the enactment j , Party lines are elastic at best or The following paragraph Is taken not produce sufficient revenue, then now and be prepared for such an cured It evenDiarrhoea when malignant and 'a workman's compensation act, a 'State Issues, and where of politico 'rom the speech df OUIe James, of upon the comforts of life, and lastly emergency. For sale by all deal- epidemic. ' For sale by all dealreform of the election laws of the questions are complicated by so? "entucky, the permanent chairman we would lay the- burden of taxa- - ers. m ers. m State which would make direct nominations possible, a corrupt practices act and a public utilities commission bill. All these measures were written Into the statute books OP THE NOMINEE of New Jersey during the first year of Gov. Wilson's term, In spite of the fact that one house of the State Republican. For President by Demo Legislature was law In addition a was passed authorizing municipalities to adopt a crats At Baltimore. commission form of government as well as several other measures of a HE IS A NATIVE OF reformatory character. While his success in jibtalnlng the passage of these measures served to bring him Was Educated for Law, and wore prominently before the nation, It was his fight to obtain the elecLater Became President tion of James E. Martlne to the United States Senate to succeed Of Princeton. Senator John Kean which probably focused the most widespread atten "SOW XEW JERSEY'S GOVERNOR tion upon the New Jersey Governor. SKETCH Kl UN the liard-eaine- w j - . 'l'ii -- - "l'-jha- i office-seeke- ,- - j - self-mad- - . - - ' ht sca ", over-issuan- th DAL-LARD- 'S 1 ' a.ni a j s"-"c'- - -- wo-loo- an m . oJi; J ? J TAOE TWO. . THE HARTFORD HERALD ber that Is floated past our doors every year to other markets. Brooms fetch a high price Just now; broom WEDNESDAY, JUIiY 10, 1012 n ' The Hartjord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS, FRANK L. FELIX, EDITORS. tRANK L. FELIXPub.and Prop'r. GREAT WORK AT BALTIMORE if n H fall. y corn Is easily raised and they could be manufactured right here. All kinds of handle and barrel stave timber is yet here In abundance. In fact, wo have almost all kinds of Entered at the Hartford post-offitimber suitable to be worked up Ini mall matter of the second class. to shape for various purposes of manufacture. We havo both river facilities. and railroad shipping DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Why can't we begin to "go" some? Woodrow For President Oov That was a fine ticket nominated Wilson, of Now Jersey. Two Governors Baltimore. fiov, Thos, at For Vlco President two great men at that and behind It. Marshall, of Indiana. and harmonious them a united Democracy that Insures their triJump on the hand wagon! The umphant election In November. procession Is long and the music Both of these men are eminently qualified for the positions which fine! their party has named for them, Who, where, what and which Is and their political views, past recparty nowadays, the Republican ord and personality embody all that anyhow? is fitting to constitute an Ideal candidate. Their candidacy appeals not Win With Woodrow We'll to Marshall Makes Matters More only to every loyal Democrat, but people of all parties, creeds and Manifest. predilections. with the At., lir.n.i wns tlio.ro The negro pugilist, Jnck Johnson, "good's" at both big conventions, ,..,,. ,nrr,.slm..lnnt at SO knocked JIlJl FlVIHl, tllO "wllltP u ..,.1 w.. , UlUllh n "" man's hope," out In the ninth much per. round at Las Vegas, N. M., on the convention did Tho Baltimore It was declared the foul not go to the bowwows after all. ost scran eVPr Indulged In by big by the referee, There was no great chorus ot tno nKntera ev,,n Flynn got what he deserved and lioun' dawg bong. . itii...it.t,.,.... Vi. a coVrt O Johnson won no honors. Any white l" "ho will lower the prestige of " vv race by fighting a ne.ro In an "He wnlaIrob;' Wll-Bon. , ' The Democratic Nominees for PROGRESSVES President and Vice President. I wum SO . IN MIES LOUISVILLE Endorsed By Big Republican Daily. PEOPLE AGAINST Should Rally to Support Of Woodrow Wilson. SAYS THE BOSSES POST Equal Rights Against Special Privilege, and People Won. FAIR ENOUGH the Election of Wilson and Mar- shall would be Blow to , an Bosses. APPKAL TO VOTKRS V TO (JIVE CREDIT A STROXO rilarT o, the Democratic ticket Be patient, little hoy. lie groat some day. The time may Charip (Mark or. me out of the conn- - when a big national conven- j Baltimore Convention Just as Intel- trytion will sta In session a week lectually big, able, popular and lov-- J ing ti nominate ou for President. able hi when he went in. No man U looks now like the Louisville ever had friends mo"e loyal and ad IK laid will be of more assistance miring. It wag simply an occasion to the Democrats In carrying uen when somebody had to win or lose. tuck for Wllsou and Marshall than and when the contest narrowed down to two men men of unlm- the Louisville C'ourlor-Jouina- l. i.nr.1ial.tA nliiiKBnta, an.l' alitlttV. If the English suffragettes would t was no dishonor to either to lose. a campaign of windowin . .i.in.h.U Speaker of the Home, Mr. Clarka lilnsr nstopid of loumlii in a place that omiing thov would probablv be entl- - nently belts his splendid abilltv sympathy and respect. tied to more and whore he can still be of great contends that his light sen Ice to tho people. He will be a Tedih reallv started 'way back on Mt. national character so long as ho N'o doubt he would like for lives. Sinai to bo his political promulgations Some few Republican newspapers as "the law and tho consldenrt and evhorters tried very hard to prophets.'' make it appear that the Haltlmorc Welcome to our city Messrs. Oil convention, as pertaining to Messrs. was very Men! We've got the best town in Bryan and Roosevelt, America for its size, and we hopo much or Indeed exactly like the you will find here Just what you Chicago affair of their own. There have boon hunting for nil over lite was scarcely any similarity. Mr. Hryan, while assuming the direction country. of certain matters, at no time InPresuming that in this one threatened to bolt, nor would he stance, at least, the newspapers can have done so under any contingenWilbe rolled on, yet C.ov. Woodrow cy. Nor did ho advise his followors son will officially learn, on August to do so. It was hardly possible for that he was nominated D(,mocrat8 t0 meet ln nat0nal as- 7 next, at Baltimore. In- - President semblage without a division of seninator Bradley says Roosevelt's timent, but it was of a type entirepresent cl'i in of unfairness In the Repub- ly different from that of the lic! i convention at Chicago are Republican split. Hut there Is a ' The Todd County Progress, Col. wit' out foundation. about this L. W. Calnes, editor, tosses the folof opinion difference matter, as the Taft leaders will lowing great, big, fiowery boquet In probably find out when the vote Is the direction of The Herald office: cast In November. That veteran of the Kentucky press, Heber Matthews, Wilson and Marshall Clubs should who knows tho printers' trade all over Ohio counbe organized from the "case' to Edltor-ln-Chle- f, camty at once for a victorious Is one of the very best paign Let no voter who believes paragraphers In the State and the principles in progressive His editorial page crafthood. rule of tho people be barred out. In the Hartford Herald Is edfight for clean politics and It's a ited with signal1, ability. honest government In which every We thank Col.( Gaines sincerely patriotic citizen should take part. for this little "boost" nnd recog- From everywhere comes general lze It, although wo think bestowed at the ticket nominated unworthily, as one ot. me many Democrats are se- good things that nre always (lowing at Baltimore. rene and satisfied, while Republic- - from the pen of this prince of good ans can offer no woici ot unnesi fellows who stands right at the uesi condemnation. People of all parties lorcironi oi KoiuucKys Across a span of twenty minn Wilson and Marshall as'tois. very acceptable rawru'uos cienn, vears wo look In pleasant retrospecIt's a winning tion since wo first met this very able, progressive. pleasant and worthy gentleman ticket and will win. whom wo have always felt proud to call a friend and who seems to find Speaker Clark and Senator-elec- t Ollle James know a good thing his chief delight In making life for those who come In Jien thov pleasant vhen they see It, also Would that the liavo It Neither could be prevailed contact with him upon to take the Vlco President end world hart more of such men! " of the ticket. Thov both have good """"7T KIRi:('UACKi:u Jobs reaching far ahead, thank you. WANT ''' s'1'"1' "H'COl't.'ll.' xhore thov can he heard from much oftener and really do more good rnr their rountrv than If pushed1 Logansport. Intl., July A. Physl p'a"H exploded a glnnt firecracker back In the proverbial Vlco Presl- at the bedside of James McOowan rtentlal drawer. y In the hope that at a hospital The Fisli and (lame Commission the nervous shock would stop his from which ho had lias announced that tho State will hiccoughing, he restocked with door. We al-- J been suffering for five das, but ready have an abundance of "lfttlo though ho was quieted, hu died of dears" that seem to be only wait- -' exhaustion. McOowan, who wns 48 ing for somebody to corral and in- - yoars old, had been hiccoughing and electricity and etall them In proper quarters for continuously, wero tried But let tho fish other remedial agents homo comforts. and game fellows go ahead. Their without effect, boforo the opening efforts will not interfere with the of the Tourtli of July celebration liberties and future happiness of suggested the firecracker as a lasl this other variety of Kentucky's nld. 'pretty things.' Harry K. Thaw Is a dangerouB There is no reason on earth why paranoiac, according to Dr. Carlos Hartford should not have Beveral B. MacDonalij, formerly a member plantB located here for the ue and of the Now York State Lunacy Commerchantable mission, who testified ln the hear- Into manufacture at White Plains, N, Y, commodities of most of tholne tlm-.ln- g ! ujw it'Ui. ii nua a ihibiuiu Ing rules wore over made to admit You may a neitro In such a contest. next'- ?.- TrSJL ' 'll ecu-in..- k j i j Tho Louisville Post, In an ediThe Louisville Herald, the State brgan of the Republican party In torial across its first page of last Kentucky, the day after the adSaturday, says: journment of the Baltimore ConThe Progressive voters of Amervention, said: ica outnumber the Reactionaries la The Democratic party yesterday each party. The Republican Bosses placed Itself In the vanguard of the undertook to stifle the will of the march of progress. It was a splenpeople at the 'Republican convendid victory for pilnclple nnil men of tion. conviction that made Woodrow WilBy fraud, force and corruption son the bearer of Its banner. With Photo 1012. by American Press Association. they denied the nomination to Mr. a platform that faces the future Roosevelt and gave to Mr. Taft a WOODROW WILSON. THOMAS RILEY MARSHALL. rather than the past and a leader nomination refused him by the peowho embodies In himself the Ideals ple. which It sets forth, the Democracy t Is bigger than the two men to Ilamcs and the hallway dense with Bosses underThe Democratic belongs; It smoke. She was forced to grope makes a strong appeal to the confi- wlom the credit chiefly took at Baltimore a lcpetltlon of a note that will find re- her way to a window und managed the crime committed at Chicago. dence and support of the people. The struggle which ended yester- sponse In the hearts of the people to climb down n telephone pole to Forewarned leaders of tho people safety. day afternoon is unparalleled in the everywhere. wero forearmed, nnd the DemocratAfter a hard fight on the part of ic nomination It Is proof that the movement history of the country. political went to that ProWhile it continued, the fate of the of the last few years has not ueen the Anchorage fire department and gressive Leader, flow Wilson, of inrtv hung In the balance. The unavailing; the work of men like the Confederate Home department, New Jersey. battle was watched with interest Roosevelt, Lu Folletto, Iiryan and the lire was checked, but the groThat Is but the first battle. Tho and anxiety by millions of people Wilson Is bearing fruit. The Dem- cery was burned out. Bosses hopo to divide The loss to Mr. Juroy and to tho who realized that it involved mo- ocratic party has submitted to n and comiuer tlje force? of the peo-jl- e. 0 hsuos for tho Nation. purging that may. mean Its salva-H- Telephone Company Is between mentous Their own followers will unite; and $G,obb, while Foley Rroa. Theie were those who took was a grappling of antagoTheie their paymasters are without party and wry suffered $S00 loss. nistic forces in the convention that heir medicine with predilection; their one hope is tho represented the political and eco laces, but they took It and they election of the Chlcngo nominee. I'miL fJr.iy :i rnmliit.ite. The throughout will be tho better for It. nomic conflict waging Find out what vour enemy wants We notice In a marked copy of nolo mixed the dose, and tile neo an " the country. It was the concentrated Idabel paper that Prof. Cray, you to do, then don't do It. projoftloii of the clash of thought! do Know what is good ior me pon-aiLet all Progressives, all friends who was for five years president of interest that is to be found in ies of the Nation in spite of pro Hartford Collage, Is now Superln-'ondo- of representative government, all community ex ery from Maine to tests to the contrary from the of tho tchoolrt of Idabel, the foes of corrupt politics, all tho empirics. It was the people California. Okla., and a candidate for office. betrayed citizenship ln the1 RepubAnd we who have believed in tho His asainst the bosses, equal rights administration of this college lican ranks, all Democrats who aro men Republican party as tho great con- - was one of the best and most pros- loyal to Democratic principles, unite privileges, acainst . special . .. . .. (hn MnMllln, l..ntm.M.n,. f " " against dollars nu tile new einics i""ulllcl" nf perous In Its history, and his name in tho election of WILSON AND ngalnst the will, cannot out iook oacK wim n will live In tho memory of his old MARSHALL and thus make It Impopular goernmcnt antiquated policies of Tammany grot nt the Chicago fiasco, where students, among whom aro hun- possible for the Bosses tho vofco of the people was drowned dreds of teachers "whom ho Hall. trained so to manipulate the electoral colComparable to the Chicago con- by the shrill noise of the steam rol- for their profession. We express lege or the House of Representavention in many of Its salient feat-uie- s, ler whistle, and the mngnlflcent op- the sentiment of aR who know him tives as again to reverse the purdeliber-atel- v was nnd assuredly in the nnture of portunity to advance when we say he Is a scholar, a poses of the people. rejected by a clique of blind the Issue that divided it, Baltimore teacher, and a trplcal southern ItK.WKH DAM. rose superior to Its Republican pro- politicians, who left an unobstruct- gentleman. Now that he has enterJuly 8. Mr. James Chick departtotype In that Democracy gave the ed path for the feet of their ancient ed politics, we wish him success, people a fighting chance and" that enemies, the Democrats. though- we must confess- that hfs ac- ed this life at Ms home,, near SulorDoubtless the Darnes-Penros- e Is all the peoplo need. They had to tion is somewhat a surprise to us, phur Springs, on the morning- of fight; they had to fight hard, but ganization reasoned that the Demo- since ho declined to become a can- the Cth Inst, of a complication of crats would blunder again ,as they didate here when solicited by his diseases incident to old age. Mr. they won. before; that tho Democratic friends to do so. year, 'He Chick was ln his 76tl organization had blundered The Democratic would control ln was born" in Logan county but had mim not assemble at Baltimore same Interests could In Bankruptcy. spent the most ot his life in this the perfectly adjusted, well oiled Baltimore that controlled In ChicaIn the District Court of the Unit- county. He was one of the oldest and rigidly constructed machine go. But the Democrats have not that the Republican organization. blundered. For once they have ed States for the Westprn District members otBeaver Dam Baptist In the matter of W. church, having Joined that church sustained by an army of officehold- been wise, and should lhe,lr wisdom of Kentucky. ers, was able to assemble at Chica- lead to victory In November, the P. Brown & Son, Wm. Perry Brown In 1854 and was the senior deacon Bank- ot the church. go. In spite of tho fact that the re- blame must rest with Republican and Elbert Clifton Brown, After a short talk rupts in Bankruptcy. by Uls old friend, Mr. John Taylor, actionary element named the tem- stupidity. To the creditors of W. P. Brown Sunday morning, his remains were porary chairman and obtained as Contract To Let. & Son, W. P. Brown and B. C. laid to rest by the side of his wife permanent chairman a man pledgCity Pursuant to the order of the Brown, in the county of Ohio and ln the Williams burying ground. ed to the interests of Champ Clark, Council of Hartford, Ky., I will on It was She had preceded him about six unable to withstand ths Saturday, the 13th day of July, district aforesaid, bankrupts: Notice is hereby given that years. He leaves one son, Mr. stendy, unyielding assault of the 1912, about 1 p. m at the court 12th day of June A. D., 1912, Thomson, and two grandchildren. progressive forces under the mas- house door In Hartford, let to tho terly generalship of William Jen- lowest and best bidder, contract for the said W. P. Brown & Son, W. P. These live at the old home and his Brown and B. C. Brown, were duly daughter-In-lnnings Bryan. In the endurance tost constructing a concrete Mrs. Annie Chick, pavement that lasted for nearly four days ns follows: About 100 feet ln adjudicated bankrupts and that the nnd two grandchildren live near the representatives of principle front of and abutting the property first meeting of their creditors will Bearer Dam. Mr. Chick was a be held at Central City, ln Muhlen- good man and will be sadly missed nroved themselves of sterner stuff of Mrs. Mattfo B. Barrett Clay than the delegates of privilege. street. Said pavement to oi con- berg county, Ky at the office of by his many friends. be Walker Wllklns. on the 17th day of It was a political struggle for exMrs. Shelby Taylor and children, structed In accordance with the July A. D., 1912, at one o'clock In istence anil It ended, as all such specifications of Crowley, La., are in town to betNout in the ordistruggles must, In the survival of nances heretofore published nnd the afternoon, nt which tlmo the spend the summer with her father, said creditors may attend, prove Mr. Oeorgo Barnes. the fittest. recorded In the record of tho City "No compromise," declared Bry- Council of the city of Hartford and their claims, appoint a trustee, Miss Margaret Long, of Rochesthe bankrupts nnd transact an; "No trading," declared Wilson, In the custody of thevclty cierk and such other business as may proper ter, is visiting Miss Daucle Taylor and on these unswerving lines the In accordance with the grade herethis week. She Is also to receive a ly come before said meeting. 'Ight was made. f visit from MissJpnullne Cooksey, of by said council tofore established FRANK B. C.ILL, The Herald Is big enough nnd which Is also recorded as above. .Bowling Oreen, this week. Referee In Bankruptcy, broad enough to recognizo the ImMrs. A. K. Miller and daughter This July 2, 1912. July 3, 1912. portance of the fight nnd the splen-ll- d 27t2 Myrl and Mr. Warder Gardner aro J. P. STEVRNS. M. T. H. significance of the victory. OnThe Senate added about $4,000,-00- 0 visiting friends In Princeton. ly the shallow The Choice or n Husband pirtisnn nnd tho Misses Efflo and Bessie Alford are to the Indian appropriation bill blindly prejudiced can miss Its Is too Important a matter for a wo- of ?13, 000,000 passed by the House. visiting In Caneyvllle this week. meaning. It Is bigger than party; man to be handlcnpped by weakWhat Makes a Woman? ness, bad blood or foul breath. Foley KIdney Pills are healing, One hundred and twenty pounds, by tnklng strengthening Avoid these and tonic, and conmoro or less, of bone and muscle g Dr. King's Life Pills. New strength, tain no harmful or It's a" godd fine complexion, pure breath, cheer-'u- l drugs. N. J. Oorham, Cashier Bank don't make a woman. Put Into It health and spirits things that win men of Woodvllle, Woodvllle, On., re- foundation. follow their use. Easy, safe, sure. cently had an .acute attack of kid- strength and she mny rule n king2"(C. m ney Jemes H. Williams. trouble. "The pains in my dom. But Hint's Just what Electric back and' kidneys wero terrible, but Bitters glvo her. Thousands ibless TKMMMIOXH GIRL STOOD I bought a hottlo of Foley Kldnev them for overcoming fainting and AT POST IHMtlXU KIRK Pills nnd took thorn, and can truth- dizzy spells and for dispelling, weakbackache and fully say they have entirely relieved ness, nervousness, And you would like long Miss Ida Ochsner, of Lyndon, me. I find worn out feeling. moro benefit from them tired, listless, hair? Rich, heavy hair? telephone operator for tho Cumber-'in- d thnn from nny otlier kidney modi-- , ','EIcctrIc Bitters havo dono' me n Telephone Company at Pcweo cine I Beautiful, luxuriant hair? have ever taken." Try them, world of good," writes" Eliza Pool, is perfectly natural, and Valley, was sitting at her switch- Rofuso any substitute. That Okla., ''and I' thank you, sale by Tiepew, ' we are here to help you. board Thursday, July ,4th, about all dealers. m with aH my heart, for making mich b'clock a good medicine." Only BOc1.' GuarAyer's Hair Vigor is a great 1'30 the storo when she discovered of William Jurey, on hat WnrnliiK Cards, anteed by James H. Williams m aid to nature in producing 'ho first floor, was on fire. RealizTheICentuck'y ldw lately passedJ (i just the kind of hair you .de- ing there was no one in the store, in regard to the abolishment of the i Notice. o public drinking cup, requires that Tho Hartford tyill Co. has in sire. Do not be afraid to VIss Ochsner got busy on "her and began nbtlfylng the sub- all stores, hotels, boarding ballses, stock everything that it takes to use it. No danger of its colscribers of tho company thnt a lire depots and other public places build a complete residence. Some oring your hair. The ingre- was ln progress. ' When tho Con. whero .drinking water Is usually material 'cheaper thanevf. before. dients are all given on each 'ederate Homo flro brigade and vol- kept, shall keep a largo card, with' Your 'order will' Have prompt' and label, thus enabling your unteers with buckets began to o the law printed thereon, popted special attention.- . 20tf In droves' In answer to Miss close by said drinking water. The! doctor to wisely advise you calls, concerning its use. Consult Ochsncr's frantic ppst the, young Herald is prepared to furnish these, . For 'Sole --Town proberty? vacant '"dy jgave up her and started cards at ten qents apiece, by' maji Jots, cottages and ' Ke knows. him freely. s leave' the biitldln,g. She found, or by .hand. Better k'ciep within the. , a. y. itiiMf.m ft uj,, Ml. t tM J. 0. AVK.lt CO.. low.ll, MM tt, , "'e stairway closed, by a wall of bounds of the law. Hartford, ,Ky. es n. $.",-00ill-w- ill ... ........ ul j nt ... ...(.. oi,ub . - - - on-th- kill-hop- habit-formin- Want LongHair? tele'-ihon- nr-Iv- iriamlw"-- 1 ....i- -. WJ'.rtWtt' ,f i X. i l&"&'t J ,vil ii II WEDNESDAY, JULY 10ly10V. i0e . THE HARTFORD HERALD Mr. J. Lou Hill, MadiBonville, is Tenn., returned home last week. His daughter, Mrs. Ferguson, gave entertainment while Mr. L. II. Loney, McHenry was a a delightful her father was there. The particpleasant caller yesterday. ulars will be found In these columns Mr. W.R. Taylor, Fort Worth, next week. Texas, Is visiting Mr. J. C. Bennett, The Balllie & Rambaclt Comedy Hartford. Co. held the boards at Dr. Bean'c Miss Mary Anderson, of Louis- Opera House In Hartford Monday ville, is -- visiting relatives and night with .a very entertaining friends in Hartford. program. On account of no adverthe Miss Myrtle Williams left Sunday tisement of their coming, was large. not It for No. 19, where she will teach audleence the school for the coming fall term. is a good,, clean show and their vaudeville acts, coupled with the Dr. J. S. Bean, Oloton, was the Titanic pictures, comprise a good guest of his father, Or. L. B. Bean, entertainment. city, from Saturday until Tuesdayi Master Philip May has returned EXCESSIVE RAINS ARE DOING DAMAGE TO CROPS home after a few weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. Hunte", at Pleasant The excessive rains which have Ridge. fallen throughout the entire Green Mr. and Mrs. Randall Huntor, of river district the past few days have Pleeasant Ridge, were the guests of done much damage to various crops Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mav Saturday nccordlng to statements the and Sunday. of farmers, and the loss has asVOH SALE Ono hydraulic Bar- sumed serious proportions and will In first-clas- s condition. run Into the thousands of dollars. ber Chair. Price $18. Address R. R. RILEY, Hundreds of acres of corn, tobacco and hay are inundated, with no Hartford, Ky. prospect of Immediate attention, as Martin Gavin, of Mr. rnd Mrs. the water Is falling very slowly, beLouisville, who vlslteed Misses Hen- ing backed up by that which, until rietta and Margaret Gunther, Cen- the last day or two, has been fallter street, a few days last week, ing every twenty-fou- r hours. have returned home. where In many setions the Mr. J. A. Ullbro and family, Cen- farm lands have been readily draintertown, are visiting the family of ed heretofore, water Is standing two Mr. J. A. Bratcher. Mr. Bilbro Is a and a half feet deep over the corn member 'of the well known Mercan- and tobacco. tile Co., Centertown. The existing condition Is said to There has not been a single mar- be even worse In the lowlands In riage license Issued from the Ohio close proxlmlnlty to Green river, County Clerk's office during the which Is swollen to almost twice its past week. Something very unusu- width by the recent rains. It is impossible to accurately esal, especially during leap-yea- r. timate the damage and losses that One hundred pounds of Sugar will be sustained by the heavy for $5. 75 and Salt at $1.50 per bar- downpour of water,- - but it Is assurrel. Cash with order at Likens & ed that a large portion of the wheat Acton's. These prices good for one crop, which has been cut and Is week only beginning Friday, July standing In shocks In the fields, 28t2 12. probably all will be molded and Mrs. Dr. Z. H. Shultz, Pleasant ruined. Ridge, and Mrs. J. O. McKlnney, from Jail. Taylor Mines, were the guests of Will Bennett, who was recently parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. their arrested at Williams Mines on a Sanderfur, a few days the first of charge of seduction and placed In this week. the Hartford jail, made his escape You will hardly fall to notice the trom that Institution last Thursday big double-pag- e He chose a good time, ad. of E. P. Barnes iifternoon. & Bro., Beaver Dam, in this issue as on account of It being the Fourth This popular store of July holiday, the town was very of The Herald. Is putting on another of their big nuiei and the Jailer was away from reduction-pric- e sales. home. Bennett and two other prisoners had been allowed to stay in Miss Martlne Bennett has returnDuring the the corridor of the prison, outsldu ed from the Northwest. cages, during the day. He month of June she was the guest of the steel section her brother Robert, In Portland, removed a dilapidated dropping of to the flooring and after Oregon, and of Mrs. E. S. Hunter the room below, quietly walked at Long Beach, Wash. away. The other prisoners claim Mr. James Sanderfur, wife and they were asleep at the time. Jailer child, who had been visiting Mr. Midknlff had Information yesterday Sanderfur's parents, Mr. and Mrs. evening that Bennett has been seen J. P. Sanderfur, city, for the past at the mines and would be captured ten days, left for their home in at once. Alabama last Saturday. Rig Flow Struck. Fordsvllle, Dr. Claude Wilson, oil A was a pleasani caller yesterday. He well was developed here Monday by was en route to Dawson Springs, the West Kentucky Oil Co., drilling where Dr. E. W. Patterson and he near Hartford, after they got their have formed a partnership for the pumping apparatus in operation. practice of Osteopathy. Seven strikes of oil In all were Just received a lot of wire fenc- made before they reached this ing for lawn, yard or graveyard. gusher at a depth of 1,800 feet. Quality best and prices right. Call Much interest Is centered In the enand see our goods before purchas- terprise and there are a number of S. L. KING, ing. oil men here negotiating for leases. Hartford, Ky. 22tf The oil has been tested and is of fc d Mrs--, Johnson, who had lien very fine quality. This is the best visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann Ben strike of oil that has yet been made nett, returned to her home at Buel, in Western Kentucky. McLean county, last Monday. She Roy II Miller Deal. home by her was accompanied Roy H. Miller, mention of whose mother, who will make her a visit. serious illness has been made in Messrs. J. T. Smith, Jr., Fords- these columns from time to time, vllle; T. D. Duke, Hartford, Route died at the residence of his brother 1; J. W. Baker, Render; I. C. Por- and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bean, ter, Hartford, Route 2, and H. W. city, Tuesday at 11 o'clock a. m. Ralph, Hartford, Route C, Were After funeral services to be conamong The Herald's callers yester- ducted by Revs. O. M. Shultz and A. B. Gardner at the Hartford Bap day. tist church this morning at 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sanderfur, o'clock his remains will be Interred city, had the pleasure of having all ' at the Paxton graveyard, 3 miles their children with them at one south of Beaver Dam, by the side time the latter part of last week. of his mother and other relatives This was a happy reunion of all the who preceded him. family for the first time in several Roy had been in falling health years. for the past two years, but was able and to go about until stricken with paStevens Messrs. Herman George N. Stevens, of Hopklnsvllle, ralysis at his home at Safford.Ariz., visited their parents, Mr. W. T. the first day of last March, since Stevens and Mrs. Nettle Stevens, which time he has been confined to near Goshen church, during the his bed. He was brought to HartFourth. They returned to Hopklns- ford by his father, Judge J. P. Mil. vllle Sunday. ler, last April and so devoted has he been to his son, that at no time Mr. H. T. Porter, living near Sanwas paralyzed last March, derfur's Crossing, had three head since he has he been absent from his bedside of cattle killed by lightning last a time. Thursday night. They were lying longer than two hours2Gatyears, 11 The deceased, who was under a chestnut tree at the pasture gate, and were not discovered months and nine days old, has been a member of the Baptist Church until next morning. The value of since a mere boy. At the time of the cattle was about $100. his death he held his membership The Southern Fair Shows are with the First Baptist Church at holding forth In Hartford this week Globe, Arizona, where his memberwith a street carnival. There are ship was transferred when he went 75 people in the shows and it is West several years since. quite a large aggregation. HartHe leaves his father, two sisters, ford streets are full of tents and Mrs. Ira Bean and Mrs. J. C. Her, the whole presents qulto a gala ap- Hartford, and one brother, Prof. P. pearance. C. Miller, of Abillne, Texas, besides a- host of relatives and friends to Mr. R. T. Her, who had been on niourn his sad demise,- a visit to his 'daughter, Mrs. C, M. Ferguson, of Obion, (.Subscribe for .The Hartford Herald In town. two-wee- l'AUE THREE. July KQl'lLITV. Mrs. James Trunnell k, fi. 4B and family and Mrs. Anna Lash-biooof I'tlcn, who have been visiting relatives here, returned home last Friday. & & I '( t"V TS: f i ?"s. v'' v. 17 :!'' ,; .',! VBK. HlHiKHr MHHP yH M$&il- - -- jv,J' irtu r?-teL? :-- :; jJjuSHv5" aa' L,i m SSSSWv,!!t"r-v-- Pv"-rni- ; ''!", i' fHHsSHflH BHH K JMBf Friday and Saturday Ave will have on Sale off Our Entire Line of Men's Suits at One-Thirof regular price. Don't fail to see us at this time. It will be money to you. This means a $15.00 Suit to you for $10.00. Why not take advantage of these low prices? Specials also in ShoeE $4.00 values for SI. 50. Men's Low-cu- t d Mr. Herman Barnard and family, of Louisville, are visiting , their mother, Mrs. Mary Barnard. Mr. Lewis Fulkerson and wife went to Central City Thursday to visit their slEter, Mrs. Tina Lee Withrow. Mr. James Hallows and family, of Louisville, are visiting Mr. Sam Morton. Sadie Mesdames Cora Taylor, Bennett and Mr. John Ross Taylor, , who have of been visiting relatives near Cromwell, Smallhous and in this vicinity, returned home last Thursday. Mrs. Vernle Johnson and daughter Anna Belle and Miss Pearl East-erdaof lieda, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Mabel Ross. Ilro. Hayes, of Nashville, Tenn., the traveling evangelist, is giving some Interesting sermons this wool;. Tor Siile, Mrs. Mamie MIllc and (laughter acres of well lmproprl Isabel, of Monett, Mo., are visit- Slxtj-f.- e ing her mother, Mrs. Mattle Held. land In Rough river bottoms, 2 A Mrs. Ida Bishop, of Arkansas, Is miles west of Hartford. For fur-thparticulars, iddress X, care of visiting relatives and friends in this The Herald. 2tf neighborhood and Centertown. Mr. Lawrence Gary and wife, of Dealing, Plain La., arp visiting their sister. Mrs. Gnrlleld Barnard, FOR FLETCHER'S at Kronos Station. y, n. er HOPEWELL. Mr. Ed Stum Is at Mr. Henry Stum's very sick with slow fever. He has been working on tho river. Mr. and Mrs. C. (1. Taylor and, daushter spent laRt Tuerday night W. B. Talor, at with Williams Mines. Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas and two boys spent Saturday and Sunday with their son Ell, of McHenry. Mrs. John Douglas's mother, of Bald Knob, after two weeks visit: with her daughter here, returned home last Saturday. The writer heard from h s brother, Woof Taylor, of San aba county, Texas, through the San Saba paper, which said he celebrated his golden wedding the 23d of June. There were SO people present, Including 23 guests, 10 children, 42 grandchildren and 5 He Is 71 years old and his wife C,R. Thev were married in Ky. In tho spring of Skllesvllle, 18(12. He left this State in 1S74. July 8. - Children Cry I Illt'KETTS. School at this place Is piogres-biiinicely with good crowds and tine order. Secral from this neighborhood arc attending the tent meeting at Edwards. The tent was tilled last night with a large crowd. Mr. I. M. Bennett, or lieda, spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. N. (!. Patton, of this place. Mr. Henry Allen Is on the sick list but 1s thought to be Improving Mr. Sam Hoover is visiting relatives in Owensboro. The stork recently visited this neighborhood and left a hoy at the home of Mr. Milton Black. 8. O ASTO R A July Sunday Specials! For one week, only, beginning next Friday, July 2, we will sell 100 lbs. of the best Granulated Sugar for $5.75 or!7 lbs. to the dollar. Also Salt per 1 Men's Clothing 0 2xi&(si l-- 3c 0 who ihad Mr. James Sanders, O been visiting his brother, Mr. H. S. O LOCAL NEWS AND ' PERSONAL POINTS O Sanders, and wife, left Thursday 'for O , OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO his home in Louisville. MoI hav- - two B. Beans at U. S. Carson's, 8 gul Wagons I will sell for $60 each, S. L. KING, complete. U. S. Carson has corn for sale. Hartford, Ky. 22tf Seed Potatoes at U. S. Carson's. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Twoddell and While It lasts, "Bed Rock" 30c daughter, Miss Nellie, of Calhoun,' Coffee for 2 He cash at U.S. Carson's. Ky., are visiting Mr. W. C. Schtem-m- er Rev. T. H. Balraaln was a pleasand family. ant caller at The Herald office FriMiss Mary Spaulding entertained day. several friends Wednesday evening W. T. Wimpsatt, Hartford, Route In honor of her visitor, Miss Albena 1, has a good yoke of work cattle Breecher, of Chicago. 'v 27t4 lor sale. Mrs. Bettle Coppage and daughMiss Garnett Felix, Olaton, 'is the ter, Mlfes Effle Coppage.Hot Springs, guest of the Misses Canan, Sulphur Ark., are visiting Judge and Mrs. Springs. R. R. Wedding, city. . When the bowels feel uncomfortable and you miss the exhilarating feeling that always follows a copious morning operation, a dose of HERBINE will set you right in a couple of hours. If taken at bedtime, you get Its beneficial effect after breakfast next day. Price 50c. Sold by Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovan & Co., Beaver m Dam, Ky. bbl$l.50. These prices are strictly cash with order. LIKENS & ACTON Hartford, Kentucky. ooooooooooooooo i i! $to W7 3r I I rm Listen! reel good! in our good feeling Furnishing Goods W i IK ft It if ' N Mr. Otis Rock, Hartford, Route Mr. R. E. Lee Slmmerman, of the 1, was a pleasant caller at The Tier-ai- d law firm of Glenn & Slmmerman, offlce Thursday. spent a few days In Louisville last Mrs. E. W. Cooper, of Nashville, week on legal business. Tenn., is visiting her parents, Col. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Tappan and days last spent several and Mrs. C. M. Barnett. children Central Mr. JeBse Felix returned Monday week visiting relatives at to his father, City and South Carrollton, Ky. from a few days visit Mr. H. T. Felix, Olaton. Misses Mercedes and Myrtle Can L. Heavrln left Mon- an, Sulphur Springs, and Garnett, Attorney M. day for Rison, Ark., on business Felix, Olaton, were pleasant call ers at The Herald office Monday. pertaining to his profession. Rev. E. B. English, of Owens Messrs. James Bennett and R. E. Hartford, were among boro, will preach at the Hartford Ward, West Baptist church next Sunday morn The Herald's callers Saturday. ing and night. Everybody invited. Miss Alice Foster, of Owensboro, Mrs. Shelby Taylor and children, is the guest of her brother and Hugh Edward and Kittle Lee, ol wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ney Foster. Crowley, La., have been visiting Seventeen pounds of Sugar for fl relatives at Beaver Dam for several cash, at Likens & Acton, beginning days. Friday, July 12. Cash with orMr. Byron Foster, who is engag28t2 der. ed in railroad construction work at v Quick sales and small profits is Butler, Ky., spent a few days in my motto. Call and be convinced. Hartford- last week, visiting old S. L. KINO, friends. Hartford, Ky. 22tf Hartford, Messrs. Albert Cox, Mr. Levi Wilson, of near Pren-ti- s, Route 7; Roy Bennett, Centertown; is visiting his son and daughter, ' Z. Wayne Ellis and J. H. Gray, West Judge rnd Mrs. 3no. B. WlUon, ihl3 Hartford, were among The Herald's 7eek. callers Monday. Louisville, Mr. 6. .0. Wedding, Leila Misses Winona Stevens, Ky., wb the guest of his father, Judge R. R. Wedding, from Satur- Glenn, Nancy Ford and "Mary Elizabeth Felix visited Mr. and Mrs. A. day until Monday. R. Renfrow, Narrows, from SaturProf. S. P. McKlnney and son, day until Monday. Master Marshall, of Cromwell, were Prof. Lawrence M. Gary, formerthe guests of Mr. R. B. Martin and ly of this county, but residing at family here last week. Plain Dealing, La., for the past two Rockpprt, who years, and Miss Minnie Hudson, of Mrs. Z. HarreJ, spent tbe4 day..ln Hartf ordyesterday that city, i were married at Plain in. tho 'interest of the new Metho'd- - Dealing on June 18 and. are now ws a visiting Mr. Gary's relatives in this Ist churcfi in Rockport, pltacant 'caller at The Herald office. county. I -- Underwear that "draws," socks too small or too big, shirtsleeves short or Iong,a collar too tight don't "fit" --m- -- furnishings that ake life miserable. to matter how well your suit fits, your furnishings must also "fit" If you have feeling. Ve carry enough furnishings to "fit" narrow men and broad men, long men and short men. You cannot afford not to wear the best furnishings you can buy. That's the kind we sell. "well-dress- ed" that CARSON INCORPORATED. a co v? Hartford, Kentucky. tf !'".". '.i: j l" 1. 'MHBQy I- 3 ft. 8 th an BO $;"' ' fw'!"-'"- ! 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A number THE HARTFORD HERALD were WEDNESDAY, JULY JO, 1012. disgusted with even this form of government, and are turning to socialism. l f-A sallow or yellowish completion la a. srmp- This feeling on the part of the Almost every home in Llgonier Illinois Central Hull road Time TaII trim nt a- Tnrntil I.lver. anil n Torold Liver la" "worker Is simply history repeating was affected by the accident. It ble nt Beaver Dam, Ky. the cause of many serious dlisases, of which, TAFT Itself. Extravagance and misery, was a case of relatives or friends Bound. South the most frequent are Pneumonia, Brlght's North Bound. the history of the world shows, neveither dead or Injured. The railroad Disease, Typhoid Fever and MUrla or Chills: , No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. er did make good In a Is an outlet for the mines of the 101 2:48 p.m. No 12212:28 p.m. No. pasIs important "cradle Wllpen Coal Company. The From Position as Post that the of liberty."of It No. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:53 p.m. senger y high cost living problem was the train wrecked J. E. Williams. Agt . bo settled before the unrest grows only one In operation. It made two master, Because to greater proportions. The earlier trips a dny over the line, which Is y it Is settled, fhe better for the reten miles In length. Up to Is a Liver Medicine and Bowel Regulator public. Which party will life had been lost In TRAINS CRASH AND not nand this was made the any man-of OF HIS ATTACK ON PRESIDENT the Republican party or thesolve It, of Great Power and Effectiveness. Demoboast ner cratic party? The Republican theofllclals of the road. 'A Torpid Liver which has resisted all tnanntr of cathartlo mediAccording to a statement of Pas- And Senator Bradley Has Been ory has always been that the heavcines is forced Into activity by Heroine. This marvelous preparaier the tariff tax on the things eat KILLED senger Agent Adams, of the Llgotion not only puts the liver In healthy condition, but It strengthens Asked to Suggest. His en, worn or used by the people, the nier Valley railroad, the death list tho stomach, helps digestion, purifies and regulates the bowels. better for that people. The DemoIn the wreck near Wllpen Is twenty-seve"When these three Important organ are In a round, vigorous conSuccessor. dition, sallowness, bad breath. Indigestion, dizziness and general cratic theory Is that to reduce taxhave been acFrightful Wreck on Two counted Twenty-on- e newspapermen, but languor or tired feeling soon disappear and are replaced by a fine ation Is to reduce prices. The peofor by feeling of exhilaration, or strength, energy and cheerfulness. all efforts to locate or Identify any A ItKMC OF AXCIEXT TIMES ple must choose between the two Day Apart. Roads, a policies the policy of protection or others have failed. Just where the Bottle. Price 50c Washington, July 6. For an at- the policy of merely enough tariff other six bodies are Is not Known, PROPRKTOn JAftKS F. MUJWO ST. LOUIS, HO. FOURTH JULTHEBBYMMKEB5 nor does Mr. 'Adams himself know. tack on President Taft, recently to rolse sufficient revenue to meet It Is said that several persons were published in the Mountain Echo, at the actual expenses of the GovernEye Salve U a safe nnd speedy remedy (or Sore Eye. Stephens taken home, where they died; It is London, Ky., Lee B. McIIargue, ment. Wrecks-Fai- led also claimed others arc still under who Is represented to be the mnnn- Included in Both Sold Ah d RccommcmdcdBvC Pny Your Taxes. ger of that newspaper, has been rei Ding; iu liurtiorU, Ky.. the wreckage. year 1912 are now due, Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. Taxes for to See Signal-Ca- use moved as Postmaster of London by we are ready to receive samo. order of the President. Senator and T. H. BLACK, THIRD PARTY ORGANIZED Unknown. Ing In competitive prize drills at Bradley has received the following E MOVEMENT 2Ctf Sheriff Ohio County. the fair grounds and speeches by letter from Dr. C. P. Cranfleld, eminent men In the order. DEATH RODE FLYIXC TRAINS IN THE HOOSIER STATE First Assistant Po'stmaster (Jeneral, .HAHIT.G. 'TO BE STARTED AT Thursday is Madlsonville and, dated July 3, which was given to July 5. Mrs. Dr. Pntton and Earlington Day and Friday N. Y.. July 4. West-houn- d Corning, The Times' correspondent jointly Mnry Patton are visiting the form are Held days, always drawWill by the White House authorities nnd er's son, Esq. J. L. Patton, at Lackawanna passenger train Progressive Republicans By Air. Roosevelt Convention ing large crowds. No. 9 from New York duo to arrive Senator Biadley Ralph. Put a Full Ticket In Race and show ring stock has at Corning at 4:47 a. m., composed "An order has this day been Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Patton, Meet at Chicago On Aug been coming in for several days and. of two engines, a baggage car, three made by direction of the President, near Taffy, are the proud parents of tfic Field. already about sixty horses are removing Pullmans and two day coaches, in as a fine baby girl. Lee B. McHnrgue ust 5th. quartered on the grounds. The the order named, was demolished Mr. C. L. Patton, wife and daughPostmaster at London, Ky., for great bulk of the stock will come Indianapolis, Inn., July 3. A at C.lbson, three miles east of Cornof the President In the ter visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MilNew York, July 8. A call to the Sunday and Monday. ing at 3:2.1 o'clock this morning by third political party was launched newspaper by controlled him. ler, near Dundee, Saturday and people of the United States, who y Special' trains will run from when Pro- As e Express train No. 11, due nt Corn- In Indiana late the London is Sunday. per-ri- s gressive Republicans, called from to ing nt 3:10 a. m. Forty-on- e be placed In charge of The party at Miss Dovie Greer's are In sympathy with the "National Iartford and Hopklnsvllle on July were killed and between fifty all over the State by Edwin M. Leo, the Postmaster's sureties until Wednesday night was largely at- Progressive Movement" to send del- 17, 18, 19 and 20, the usual reduced and sixty injured. Many of the former Republican Stnte chairman, another appointment Is made nt an' tended and all reported a splendid egates to a national convention to rates being given on all trains. open lri Chicago, August 5, was The greatest preparations have victims were holiday excursionists adopted resolutions condemning the early date is desired your prompt time. given out this afternoon by United been made since the fair has been bound to Niagara Falls, who had Chicago convention, and declaring recommendation for the appointMisses Beulah Greer and boarded the train at points along they would not abide by Its acts. ment of a successor to Mr. Mc- Cooper, of Fordsvllle, are visiting States Senator Joseph M. Dixon, of in existence and ercord-breakfa- g Montana, Theodore Roosevelt's crowds are looked for. Provision was made for tickets in Hnrgue Is desired." the line. Miss Dovie Greer. manager. campaign The call is every county, as well as a State Senator Bradley has not thus far The wreck was the worst In the FOUND GUILTY , signed by members of the commithistory of the road. Its cause, ac- ticket. During the speeches Theo- recommended a successor to Mr. CARROLL THOMAS O OF KILLING CAPT. HOWELL tee chosen at a meeting held in Chi- O frequently McIIargue. dore Roosevelt's name cording to Engineer Schroeder, of WOOIMIOW WILSON o cago, and also Includes signatures O "Mcllargue's paper has attacked the Express, was his failure to see brought forth cheers. Evansvllle, lnd July 6. Wil- of Roosevelt followers in forty The conference effected temporPresident Taft in a most outragesignals set against his train. The morning was foggy and lie said he ary organization by electing Edwin ous manner," said Mr. G ran field to- liam Carrol), of Paducah, mate of States. Dec. 28, 1856 Born at Staunton, "The Territories have no place M. Lee Stnte .chairman and Harvey day. "It accuses the President ef the steamer Llda, was found guilty could not make them out. v of manslaughter. He killed Capt. in a national convention and will Virginia. D. Stout, Jr., secretary. Mr. Lee stealing delegates In the Chicago The wrecked train stood on the 1879 Graduated from Princeton - not be considered," W. T. Howell, of the steamer Kendeclared SenaExecconvention.' main track, blocked by a crippled was authorized to appoint an college. e The authorities de- ols, at the local wharf, May 3. tor Dixon, In commenting upon the flag utive Committee and call a State freight train. There was no 1886 Received degree of Ph. D convention. clined to give up the clipping from Howell was shot In the presence of signatures. "As for the missing from out. The signals, Engineer SchroeJohns Hopkins university. his wife and son. The eight States, the most of them W. D. Headrlck, of Indianapolis, the Mountain Echo which caused der declared it was too foggy to see, 1882 Received degree of LL. D. will send delegates, aland (J. K. Stlmson, of Lafayette, the removal of McHargue. Senator boy obtained his father's revolver probably were Just around a curve. though they have not taken part In from Johns Hopkins university.' leading opponents of the Bradley says the paper likened and tried to kill Carroll. were ' Th6 flying cxprcen plunged past third-part- y the 188G Married Ellen Louise Ax-to- n, the call. idea. Mr. Stlmson was President Taft to a "ra In a BENNETTS. of Savannah, Ga. them and crashed into the rear of a member of the Resolutions Com"Maine, for Instance, postponed called hlra "a man of straw" July 8. Rev. Burton filled his any definite action because there 1882-8- 3 Practiced law at AtNo. 9, bringing death to two score mittee and brought In a minority and charged he got the nomination regular appointment at Hamlin Is now a strong fight on In the pri lanta, Ga, of its passengers. report against the third party. Mr. through "fraudulent delegates," Sunday. Singing was furnished by 1885-8- 8 Bryn of Professor Schroeder hod- - taken orders for Stlmson said that while he was with maries, with the sympathy running Supported Roosevelt. the Williams Mines choir. We will In No. 11 at Elmlra fifteen minutes befavor of the progressive move- Mawr college. the other members, he believed they London, Ky July G. The Moun- he glad to have them back again. 1888-9- 0 Professor of Wesleyaa fore. It was a few minutes late. could win out by nominating with- tain Echo is published In Delaware, North Carolina, ment. this city, Mr. Johnnie Miller and family, The stretch of track from Elmlra to in the Republican Arkansas and Nevada probably will University. party. His re- with L. B. Stevenson as editor. Mr. Mr. Edgar Miller and family, of 1910 Elected Governor of,New Corning is titled for fast running port was not put to a vote. Mr. McHargue Misalso is postmaster here. Williams, were 'the guests of their take part in the convention. and he was sending his train along Headrlck expressed the same views, The paper sissippi and South Carolina may be Jersey on Democratic ticket. has been strongly for sister, Mrs. Frank Maples, recently. July 2, 1912 Nominated for nt sixty-fiv- e miles an hour. No. 9 declaring the progressives unrepresented. could Roosevelt through the Republican Several from here attended the was supposed to. be half an hour capture "The call lays down no rules as President at the Democratic nationthe Republican State con- preconvention campaign and In its tent meeting near Edwards Sunday u ahead of him. He had no warning vention and "clean house." to the methods of choosing dele- al convention in Baltimore. . issue of July 4 appeared the follow- night. ii jntll he made out the outlines of gates, since each State will be exHopkins Round Trip Rates to the The national conference of pro- ing editorial: Mr. Marvin Black, who has been delegates by its the rear coach of No. 9 through the gressives will be invited to meet in County Fair. "Yes, we are still for Taft, even visiting his mother and sister here, pected to select Its fog. Then he threw on the reverse Indianapolis. own paraphernalia. The represenOn account of the above occasion If he was made the receiver of has returned to Owensboro. without" shutting off steam. tation will be cut to just one-hathe L. & N. will sell tickets at one stolen goods In the form of illegal "Out" nt the Pluto. that of the previous conventions. fare "plus 25 cents to Madlsonville The Jerk threw the train. erf the FH1EDALAND. delegates. What If his nomination Pittsburg, Penn., July 4. "He's Is tainted, there are men in the track and the locomotive plunged July 8. Caney flats was flooded This was considered advisable since and return. Tickets on sale July is to be notably a 16th to 20th, inclusive, good to reon to splinter the two day coaches out," snld the catcher. House and Senate whose titles are last week, ruining all the crops In thU convention "No, he's dead," said the umpire, also tainted, and we have upheld any thing like low land. Farmers deliberative body and certainly will turn till July 22, 1912. Special and tear excursionists filled with be composed of a class of men alto- trains will be operated on July through the last of the Pullmans. Just as Joseph Laverlck, aged 15 them all along. One more will not are very blue. those who 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th on tho Impact threw years, of No. 309 Clareneo street, matter much, and then Mr. Taft acdifferent from Schfoeder said the W. R. Hoover is on the sick list gether usually attend conventions. him from the cab and landed him this city, rolled Into the home plate, cepted the stolen delegates following schedules: so this week. attempting to make u gracefully that one could scarcely "In all probability the convention, Lv Hartford on his shoulder on the road bed while 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Ada Hoover and Mrs. J. R. "squeeze play" In a ball game on help admiring his nerve. Yes, you Miller, of Altus, Okla., are visiting will adopt the name 'National Pro- Lv Centertown practically unhurt. 8:44 a. m. 100-to- n continued Ihiqucsne Heights, here yesterday. bet, we're for 'Big Bill' and 'Sunny friends and relatives in this com- gressive' for the new party, but I Lv Kronos monster . The 8:55 a. m. cannot say definitely what will be Lv Moorman Its spluige through the middle of He was struck on the head with a Jim,' Boss Barnes, Penrose, tho munity. 9:07 aj(m. no Issues have Lv Bremen the train, grinding everything in Its bat which slipped from tho hands high flnnnce of Wall Street and all 9:17 a. m. Miss Bessie Raley, of Roslne, done. Thus for path. When finally blocked by the of the batter and died Instantly. the other embellishments that will was In Frledaland this morning, been stated authoritatively and, of Lv Millport 9:27 a. m. course, the platform Itself will have Lv Anton dobrls, it remained on the roadbed The catcher tagged the dead player add luster to the Taft campaign. looking after some business. 9:41 a. m. by the dele- Ar Madisontllle in the midst of the desolation It with tho ball, not knowing that the Let 'er go. It's a great ticket, and 10:00 a. m. Sundny School at Cane Run Is to be decided upon had caused while hundreds of per- hoy had been struck with the bat. we have fallen for it strong." leave Madlsonville, Returning, progressing nicely under the super- gates." "He's out!" shouted the catcher. sons rushed in every kind of vehicle , 6:05 p. m. superinvision of G. W. Wilson as FORTY-KIfillSTARS NOW sorrowfully said: In tho days of high cost 'of living, tendent. to the scene to lift and pry the dead But the umpire DECORATE OUR NEW FLAG Fine Sulwcriptlon Offer. a medicine that gets a man up out and injured from the tangled mass "No, he's dead." Evening Post The Louisville of bed and able to work In a few of wreckage. you are a housewife you canIf Washington, July 4. The new (daily) from now until November An increasing number of people days Is remedy. not reasonably hope to be healthy holia safe and valuable Taking advantage of the report regularly of the satisfactory John Heath, Michigan Bnr, Cal., national flag bearing forty-eig10, 1912, and the Hartford Herald day excursion rates to Buffalo and taking Foley Kidney says: "I had kidney and bladder or beautiful by washing dishes, stars emblematic of all States, in- one year, for only $2. Subscribe many excursionists results from Niagara Falls, sweeping nnd doing housework all cluding the recently admitted ArizPills and commend their healing trouble for nearly six years and tf had boarded No. 9 nt all points crawling Into bed dead ona nnd New Mexico, was flung now! curative qualities. Foley Kid- was confined to my bed, unable to day, and Including Scranton, and from Hoboken, tired at night. You must get out from all ney Pills nre a carefully prepared federal There Blnghamton turn without help. Soon after I Into the open air and sunlight. If throughout the country structures and Elmlra. and from the medicine, guaranteed to contain no commenced using Foley Kidney you do this every day and keep many passengers for the were also g drugs. Pills nnd was relieved at once." His the American navy throughout the harmful or By the time Elmlra was West. good world, Thirteen stars only, They can have only a beneficial ef- example Is worth following. Foley your stomach and bowels in reached the train carried so many order by taking Chamberlain's Tab- will be permitted in flags that are fect when used for kidney and blad- Kidney Pills will do for others Just passengers that a second engine needed, you should belets der troubles, for backache, rheuma- as much as they have done for John come when healthy and beautiful. less than five feet wide, to prevent READNCTURES was attached. both overcrowding. . tism, weak back or lumbago. Never Heath. Try them. For sale by all INSTEAD V m Another Frightful Wreck. For sale by all dealers. up in two sizes m dealers. Latrobe, Pa., July 5. Twenty-on- e sold In bulk. Put A Carnival of Noise. genuine alThe Card or Thanks. persons were killed and thirty in sealed bottles. If this nation oversleeps, it will ways In a yellow package. For sale BIOGKST ISSUE OK AIjTj We wish to thank the W. O. W, not be because Colonel Bryan and Injured, a number fatally, as a Mora m by all dealers. NOW BEFORE THE PEOPLE who were so kind In their service of Colonel Roosevelt forgot to set the of a wreck this afternoon on talcing care of our wheat, and the alarm and hammer on the door. the Llgonier Valley railroad at WllPolitical Straws. How Is the cost of living to be policy which I received, within thirpen. Chicago News. Harrodsburg Leader, a Re- reduced? This b The Month The World's Best EachpubUiheditt thmost Impor ty days, of one thousand dollars. I GREAT AVIATION EVENT on a publican paper, says there are The accident occurred Cartoons from dsilles sad weeklies tant question before fhe American surely hold In heart kind regards road, running from this Dublin, PjrU. branch votes In or 1,500 Republican AT MADISONVILLE FAIR this country. London. place to Llgonier, which is owned Mercer county and that according people. Its solution hi just m vital for the W. O. W. for their fraternal ' Puinsiciujii.iX"iBi. 3 as the Identity of the next Presi- Interest. Before I closee this card by the Mellon Interests of Pittsto conservative estimates Taft will dent. America, snd sll the STe" dtlee oftto Madlsonville, Ky., July 10. ThOi each of thanlrs allow ub to ask burg. It Is reported that the line not get more than 350 or 400 of O the 800 best out 1 9,000 cartoons, Under the present "system of ex- membec as they bow in prayer to thirtieth annual meeting of taca month; are selected. was controlled by the Pennsylvania them. News Tho Shepherdsvllle Great Hopkins County Fair begins , AMrttrtWteryl WsritfstvwrtstMfcJw those who toil remember us. cessive protection, railroad. says the woods 'tare 'lull of "red-to- t, UM -l w are each year finding It more diffMrs. Anthle Tatum and Children. Tuesday, July 16, with the pros OANJPAIGN OARTOQNS-foitoIt will take an investigation to disgusted, outraged" Republicans icult to make a living, "while the pects very flattering for a record - . ' Hartford, Route No. 2. wreck, determine the cause of the and that "many In Bullet county breaking event. YUUM.Y SUBSCRIPTION S1.MI MMtM COMtm there seems no person in of the most faithful, respectable comparative handful i millionaires -ucr-rimrtti tT On Wednesday, Thursday and Oh frM umvl4NDSOR. SI UW. WJltax .KSfi Red Hot and Still Heating. iUm. H. H.W1 a position to even suggest a cause. Republicans In the county say they who chiefly reapube 'benefit of this In Idleness We have known the political Friday, Kearney, the daring and ASK YOUR NEWSDEALER The passenger train, consisting of will not vote for Taft." These are toil, spend their time fortunes woods hereabouts for years and successful aviator, will make thrill-- 1 the lone coach, carried many per- straws Indicative of the widespread and dissipation, their Increasing in almost ex- years, but never saw them bo full ing flights in a Curtis aeroplane. sons who had enjoyed a holiday disaffection with the National Re- meanh)le Wednesday Is Derby Day and disgusted, outraged, Inact proportion to the Increase 'In of red-ho- t, over the Fourth of July at Llgonier, publican ticket Republicans as at this Woodmen's Day and the combined , dependent cost of living. a summer resort. Without n moThe result is that many Ameri- time. ITany of the most faittiful, w. vs. w. loages 01 nopinB county ment's warning the heavy freight Republicans in the .'Win unite In a monster flemonstra- cans, especially the hardworking respectable plunged into It, splitting the coach FOR FLETCHER'S ' poor, are becoming plainly dlsguBt-e- d county say they will not vote for tlon, starting with a pariie from victims, either crushInto bits. The I Woodmen hall' at 10 a. m.,'afid end Shepherdsvllle News. with the way things are going, Taft. 1- ed or killed Instantly, were thrown The Harijovd Herald sent flying abend only to fall before the onrushlng engines. THE EDITOR WAS - OUSTEDJY bed-fello- HERBINE per to-da- MANYJRE n. Uui-troir- y to-da- post-offic- ooooooocooooooo ooooooooooooooo post-offic- ld cor-nef- ," . -- lf T ... habit-formin- to-da- y. LSSeL A re-bu- U 200 Cartoons Tell Than 200 Columns 1,-4- 00 tJ" M".r B? eEZ3&EZ'S&rub9'8 a 'lo-nig- ht ChllJr Cry CASTORIA yy -- ..A Jr -- 'fevaprarjt J Wednesday, WHAT july ior 1912. THF FTARTFOnn with the understanding that they SOME POINTERS ON HOW would withdraw In tho event that Mr. Clark did not get the PresidenTO "COOK" HUSBANDS tial nomination. PP " r (ffimmm jmsmimiiVMmwwMmsMzzr rage be vex. RDOSEVELT SAID OF TAFT FOUR YEARS AGO Declared Jie Would Make Great- -- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O " est President Ever, Not Excepting Self. HOW TIIF.V WKKH NOMINATED. O O JOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1832 Jackson nominated by acclamation. on the 1844 nominated Polk , ' (Statement Issued by Col. Roosevelt June 18, 1908, the day ot Mr. Taft's nomination for Presl- dent.) "I feel that the country Is indeed to be congratulated upon tho noml- -' nation of Mr. Taft. I have known hlnvlntlmately for many years, and I have a peculiar feeling for him because throughout that time we have worked for the same object, with the .same purposes and Ideals. "I do not bellove there can be found in the whole country a man 80 well fitted to be President. He is not only absolutely fearless, abso lutely disinterested and upright, hut he has the widest acquainfance with the nation's needs, without and within, and the broadest sympathies with all our citizens. "He would bo as emphatically a President of the plain people as Lincoln, yet not Lincoln himself would bo freer from the least taint of demagogy, the least tendency to arouse or appeal to class hatred of any kind. "He has a peculiar and liU'ma knowledge of and sympathy with the needs of all our people of tho of the farmer, of the wage-earne- r, ! Vilnnoo man rt K..V l..w,.-.l.- rf nrnillirtv nVH- lCSO IIIU.I, W. 1X0 matter what a man's occu- m or social position, no matter his creed, his color or the sec- of the country from which he jdmes, If he la an "honest, man, who tries to do his duty toward the country, he can rest nslured that he will have In Mr. Taft th most upright of rfpresen-tatlve- s and the most fearless of champions. "Mr. Taft stands against privilege and he stands for the broad principles of Ameriwhich lie at thr can cltlzcnsl.lp foundation of our national well-lw- Tiard-'workily ninth ballot. 1848 Cass nominated nominated on the fourth ballot. 1852 Pierce ninth, ballot. on the 185C Buchanan nominated on the seventeenth ballot. Fremont 1856 (Republican). nominated on the first ballot. 18G0 After futile ballots at Charleston, S. C, convention adjourned to llaltlmore, where Douglas was nominated on the secfifty-seve- n ond ballot. Democrats) I860 Dreckenrldge without opposition. 1860 (Republican). Lincoln on (Anti-Douglas the third ballot. 1864 McClellan on the first bal- lot, (Republican). the first ballot. 18G8 1SGS - 1864 Lincoln on twenty-secon- Seymour bnllot. on tho d (Republican). Orant (Republican). Orant nom- inated unanimously. Oreoly on the first ballot. 1872 1S72 nom- ") " 'ing." Notice to Creditors. L. R. (loodall, Admr., Plaintiff, vs. SiUlle Shacklett, et al., Defendants. All persons having claims against the estate of Jacob C. Warden, deceased, are hereby notified to file same with the undersigned Com missioner at his office In Hartford, Kentucky, properly proven, on or before the 15th day of August, 1&12, or they will be forever barred, E.. E. BIRKHEAD, "28U Master Commissioner. if ' Ik I 11 For soreness of the muscles, whether Induced by violent exercise 05 Injury, there Is nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. m WILL UK NO OPPOSITION TO CLARK IN MISSOURI w I Fulton, Mo., July 3. Speaker who filed for Congress In the Ninth Congressional District at the solicitation of his friends, will not have opposition in the August from any Democrat primaries. A number of Ninth district Democrats filed for Congress Champ Clark, THEIBEST PROOF I Ohio County Citizens Doubt It. Cannot Doan's Kidney Pills were UBed They brought benefit. Tho story was told to Hartford residents. Time, has strengthened the evl-- . dence. Has proven the result lasting. I'oThe testimony is from this local- T,he proof convincing. 2 Mrs. G. W. Fitzgerald, 1421 iboro, Ky., says: street, wish to .say , ..t Doan's Kidney . Pills are an honest .kldnoy reSnedy. I was in a bad' way before J. Jiogan ' their use. I had hacfcaclie diry and W.-Fift- 0v I- - ' Uitfr.Js st,rongJ,.,Vii.' ; ,' '; The above statement was g'icn iy-- I got caused me 'much3 hnnoyanco. Doahss Kidney Pills: and had not taken many before l was greatly-tcsoundly) 'lle'ved. I can lio.v aJee-nva lpfj and'niy "the. headaches -- night and the SWdnet jeretions ' Was1 atfd vlica Mra.. FJtz- -- 'gerald Interviewed ortobru-- J !,' '',! A.I. 4 A' '? n'i "1" .'l A' Vn have 'to use'Donn'arKIdnFoy Pills any more since "4helr cuftd hje' yars 1igo: Y6u "n're'tit Hhert? toee, my .statement as heretofore." ' For, sale by all.tlpalers.' Prle 50 cents'. FosternibftJJp';,': Buffalo, Now "York, iiiole'ifeentSr, the JJnlted' ' States,, ' '; j: Bemera'Der the nameDo"an's " and.tako n$ ,6thQ'r.. U Mrs. Anni Ilolhrook, of Hel'ln wrap him Is nicely washed and mended, with the required amount Is visiting fi lends and rclaMv of buttons and strings, nicely sew-- . here. Sunday School nnd piavor nipf'' ed on. Tie him In the kettle with nj t)ii --thirty ixth-ballot. strong cord called C'ofnforL as the Ing at the M. K. Church 1" nro 1SS4 Cleveland on second bal- - one called' Duty Is apt to be weak. greasing i lr.-lwith Rood a't-nlot. They sont(nies fly out of the kot- - a nee. (Republican), Iilalne on tle aml i,ecolno burned and crustv 1SS4 ITKE K(l(l SPECIALIST fourth ballot. on tho edges, since, like crabs and WANTS Pl'Itl-- POLITIC- 18SS Cleveland by acclamation, 0VSterSt j(m have to cook them without ballot. anVe. W. Wllev fon.ic Dr. Haney (Republican) Harrison on 18S8 jiako a clear, strong stead fire chief of tie bureau of f'nnilMv o clphth ballot. fulout of Love, Neatness and Choc: on first bnllot. ness. Set him ns near this as seems the Department of Agriculture, lac 1S92 Cleveland " Harrison to Hgree with him. If ho nputters nnnounced tht lie has quit the lie (Republican). 1S92 publican party and will support the on first ballot. and Il7zle8, don't be anxious; tome Democratic 1'iesidential ticket til IS96 Bryan on sixth ballot. husbands do this till they are quite Dr. Wllev made this know McKlnley done. Add a little sugar, In the year. (Republican). 1896 at n meeting which organized th on the first ballot. call Wilson-Marsha- ll rorm of what confectioners Democratic Clul 1900 Bryan by acclamation. Kisses, but no vinegar or pepper on of the District or Columbia. McKlnley any account. A little spice im1900 (Republican). by acclamation. Inspect lirs' Kiiiiiiimti(iii. proves them, but it must be used 1904 Parker on the first ballot. with judgment. An examination of applicants foi Roosevelt (Republican). 1904 Don't stick any sharp instru- the position of Assistant Inspector by acclamation. r. or Mines will be held at the olllce of ment Into him, to see If he Is Rry.an on the first ballot. 1908 Stir him gently, watch- the State Inspector of Mines, Lex(Republican). Taft on ing the while lest he should He too ington, Ky., July 22. Inspectors for 1908 the first ballot. close to tlie kettle, and so become the Earlngton district in Western (Republican). 1912 Taft on Inert and useless. Kentucky and Tor tho Big iitiidy the first ballot. You cannot fall to know when district are to be appoln'ed. 1912 Woodrow Wilson (Demo- he Is done. If thus treated.you will C. J. NORWOOD, ballot. crat) on the thirty-sixt- h .Chief Inspector of Mlnp- -. find him very digestible, agreeing I nicely with you and the .children. RECORD WAS BROKEN AS A Pefiiliur Ciitfli. Ideal Power. TO SHORT TERM OF COURT living about Mrs. Jake Sparks, 2 miles east of Hartford, sat a NEW (SAME LAW BECOMES Monday, July l.lt Is believed, witEFFECT IN KENTUCKY mouse trap In" her parlor last Monnessed the shortest term of the day night and to her surprise she Hancock Circuit Court of which What might well be termed a found a snake about eighteen Inches there is any record, says the Bertllllon system.wlthout the meas- long had been caught when she Clarion. Just a few urements of the head and arms, went to look after the trap Tuesdav Hawesvllle hours of the one day completed the Friday became effective morning. In Kenwork of this tribunal, and we are tucky, when the ftew hunter's liAbove the Fwiiled Hour. satisfied that no Circuit Court held cense law went Into effect. To get Politics, nothing but politics. And In the county heretofore can show a license, the would-b- e hunter gives a record of not a single indictment his age, height, weight and the col- vet the cattle graze on n thousand returned nor a jury trial, as did or of his hair and then he must pay hills; the crops ripen In the sunshine; the boys dive and splash In this court. $1 for a slip of paper showing that Although suffering severely from he has the right to hunt In the the old bwlmmln' hole; the tolling millions of men and women go to rheumatism, and only being able to State. their work hi the morning and remove around with tho aid of The new law requires every hunJudge T. F. BIrkhead pre- ter who wanders afield to have a turn to their humble homes at crutches. sided at this brief term, while the license, nnd attaches a penalty of nlMlit, and everything moves on prebusiness of the Commonwealth was $50 for the transfer of it. The cisely ns It would do ir there were looked after by those two staunch money accumulated In this way Is nn sneli IliliiL'H ii3 the niinilrennlal r iPekllBnHnI utilities. The guardians of the law, Common- Ben' D. RIngo1 1,, be s,,,e"t in ! '',n"s lts rlst- - M" a,,' wealth's Attorney game protection "tie., aio but chips on .. and County Attorney Jns It. Hlg- -' .wnl,thnt flows steadily nnwnru the tide " "" """" towaru ' ,ton ! r ia nit i ne iinttfiiH uiiin v io n. ue uj Aii'na iiuitict Louisthe shores 'of the future. COAL OPERATORS WIN ville Herald. KIRS!' lAMPAK-'!SY OUT IN DISAGREEMENT IS NEW VORI.Eir.S SON article. United In n published States Fenator Ln Toilette scored July (i. Phil Terre Haute, Ind., SenKrt( Nt Ji( Juiy c. The Diet not publlslilnt' lp H. Penna, secretary of the Indl-- 1 'canipng" boy to bo named after Col. Roo?evelt for expense actount. Operators, who acted as Gov. Woodrow Wilson is Woodrow his campaign ana Coal umpire in the disagreement Trrde reviews slm": sPtlsfator-IntalricESnI1,,lerp ot New Vork Cltv. tween 3.000 miners In the Ohio ThQ bal)J, wag ,,orn on July 4 an(1 In the industrial quarter-Fallvicounty (Kentucky) coal field, has , ,h. Bnn of neriinr.i H. Sandler, a I' t'.e Cnlf d .States di:i decided In favor of the operators. week wore the fcfst I: New York lawyer and a prominent lug The dispute was over the appli- Tammany leader. In a letter to several vars. cation of the Increase granted by the Governor, Mr. Sandler says: A Rc"n. ti.. " bandit w;ts overthe Cleveland asreement to the rel"I have two daughters nnd I ative prices a ton for pick and ma- wanted a son. The boy was bom taken and killed hv a po?se III automobile!", after he hsul shot a bank chine mining In that field. on the Fourth of July, which was cashier r.rd fled with currency and Involved tras The nniounf a distinction, but wncn i tnougnc silver. oc.fcn-Ie'- l sri"", hut t'm of that demonstration for Governor i 'or tha''T"nor In w'i'c' the per- Wilson at tlie convention wen uo centage of Increase should bo apwas nominated, I camo to the con plied. clusion, tho boy would no proud ,01 j Two .years ago, T. L. Lewis, who HA n..A .I'll.! l.n rtll2 nlflat " ' i w f."'J. .F...V. was then president of the United lllU iiiwui; acting as umpire, WANT I'AKT TO WITHDRAW Mine Workers, FOR HARMOWS SAKE decided the. same quostlon In favor people are lick people. They' of f'e.pneratorn. There arq nine, lack vitality and resittive power. Washington, July 8. A nat'oiv-3,00thousand, mon in tho field, hit only aro.ln the labor organization. wide movemont to petition Presl ; r dent Taft to withdraw as the Re- Jly.Swnttlni,' St.ntltlfS. brings new life to inch people pubJlcnn Presidential candidate. Some of Jhe Wders of ono o , , backe(j bv (l Iar;o number it gives vigor and vitality to he lelng hotels of Farmouth pnt wlio R uWcan' Wcholdcrs, mind and body. '' All Druggiiti. r tut; .fcpl that, they fac- - defeat la Novemin llir-inniti 'lli'ie nwaiiiii 9 Scott & Downe. Bloomfield. N. J flv, OnV of the number itp to date In tho party ber Vas'to h'ls'eredlt 465 killed and 9,- - can .unless the, breach be healed. 74B wounded, with 35.000 escapes These nieri ln,lude lnembsro of r Falmouth Pendletonfan. , .LCongres?, mernbets o Sta'e LcgU ., i,?f:.i. Subscribe j for The Herald. 91 a year 'atures yblch"- will eleH Si?na'.or3," i y J becom-lng,tende- inated unanimously. . Tllden nominated on sec1876 ond ballot. Hayes on 1876 (Republican), the seventh ballot. 1SS0 Hancock by acclamation after second ballot. Garfield (Republican) 1SS0 State and county officeholder)) n id party candidate. It 'he movement to petition Mr Taft to withdraw succeeds in gaining any volume. It Is said these samo men, In the interest of party harmony, may ask Col. Recipe Whereby They Are Rooco'elt also In w tiU'.raw as prospic.le cauil'da'i for an Rendered Digestible and notnlnnt'ni aid permit a comiirjmlse selecttoi of man Agreeble. agree ible to bo'h factions of the party. It is the d'?:i!"i of tho proa flfcts-lomany husbands are mote") of the "Jilipm) t A great b.jfi r; .ti'"ist: )h iM be rent'..-3-spoiled by mismanagement. Some women, go about it as If their hus- ", when tho Rocsev.dt ''.c'cm ,i!an bands were balloons, and blow them to hod i convent vi In t'lilfiuu. up; others' keep them constantly In A. S. of 13. Not Iff. hot water; others let .there freeze, Thtj A. S. of E. Stock Committee by their carelessness and Indifferwill ship stock from Beaver Dam ence. Some keep them In atow by Monday, ' July 15th. , Those that Irritating ways and word; others have stock to ship will please notify roast them; soma keep them In committee at once. pickle all their lives. Now It is not the L. 11. TICHENOR, to be supposed that any husband SILAS STEVENS, way will be good,vfanaged In this II. T. PORTER. turnips wouldn't;onlous wouldn't; huscabbage heads wouldn't, and MAXWELL. bands won't; but they are really deJuly 8. Rev. Williams fillod appointment ut (Srecn JJrlci licious when properly treated. In selecting your husband, you Saturday and Sunday and a largi should not be guided by the silvery crowd attended. appearance, as In buying mackerel, Itonnett Mrs. Edward Mr. and or by the golden tint, as if you and sons, Ira and Era, visited his l!o sure to 3elect brother, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ren- wanted salmon. hlm yourself, as taste differs.. And, nett, of Masonvlllt', n few days last by the way, don't go to market for week. Mr. Ellis Johnson, of Arkansas him, as the best are always brought is visiting friends and relatives at to your door. It Is far better to have none, un- - this place. A baseball team has been organ- less you patiently learn to cool him. of the finest lzed here. They will play here nc A preserving kettle Is the best, but if you Saturday. porcelean Messrs. Napoleon Salmon anr' have nothing but an earthenware Douglas Johnson went to Ovens pipkin, it will do, with care. See that the linen In which you boro Saturday, : o n l I Gave Up Hope "I suffered five years, with awful pains, due to womann, ly troubles," writes Mrs. M. D. McPherson, from N. C. "They grew worse, till I would often faint I could not walk at all, and I had an awful hurting in my side ; also a headache and a backache. I gave up and thought I would die, but my husband urged me to try Cardui, so, I began, and the first bottle helped me. By the time the third bottle was used, I could do all my work. All the people around here said I would die, but Cardui relieved me." Chad-bour- CARDU I Woman'sTonic For more than 50 years, Cardui has been relieving woman's sufferings, and making weak women strong and well. During this time, thousands of women have written, liko Mrs. AcPherson, to tell of the really surpris'ng results they obtained by the use of this purely vegetable, tonic remedy for women. Cardui strengthens, builds, restores, and relieves or Uf S vents unnecessary pain and suffering from womanly troubles. If you are a woman, begin taking Lardui, toaay. m .,,.. .,.., . .......... m Wn'm- it i nuvivry w'ii, uauauuua incun. iiu c" . n4Ui.nuucii l cnn.. fn I an J mI book. Home Treatment lor Women." sent Iree. J 49 for pre-IS: wmwzwMmmmmiL IT k w i'v- - lirtiiXi.cns. .. S il-&:?- aiM3i AMI7 OF BOURBON POULTRY Prof.plfntil Ciiriin Attorneys At Law HARTFORD, Barnes & - Smith mm CURE down the thro.it of a traplni chicken, detro tho wormi nnd saves the chick s life Afcwdropiln tho drlnklnl water cures nnd KENTUCKY. ( , x- iiflu: ' i ii i:.iuifi ti MtM. w.titittlwy htti .'mliii '.l tiv:.in tutii tli i ii tin n lit tii l lui tli UHheinl pniftlfc Hlllll !' iflUIDUl Illlll lllll ltitt", 111 r ntfl Irimi on ut ii ttiu iih 1 -- ,( tti Hiirtlonl' inpt tt'Mti.1 liulilli ininli J. M. I ni; niirli f'Mr . vi priHiht r It I n" will 11 fit Imililhi',--, Mn-I- - POKTHR, ALtomey at Law, BSilVER DAJt, KY. e hif PREVENTS DISEASE For the treatment of White Diarrhoea In chicks In turke s and Blackhead and other ui.u.i-.BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS HO EQUAL One SOc bottle mokes 12 ualluns of medicine wIjits i I (int.. Irtntruttd Sj.tiV atuntlou In hi care ro.ciH'on in Oho aud ad kivsu id ! PRANK j L. FELIX, Attorney at Law, Jrlmlnil practice jmiuucoiintief nnrt In the Coart of Appeal, ipe cliltT, and Collecttoui Offlceln the Herald building III '.. Wilbur MHrlifli, Hciivcr Ham. .lol.ii A. Miller, .Mrlleniy, Ky. (.! WIT pructlce hi HAKTyORD, KT. profe-lo- n In Ohloindiii. 4 t i -- AA J .J. wa .J. Otto C. Hartin KY. CJO TO- - Attorney at Lsw IIAUTFOKl), ... Olllie up Nlnlit over Wilson & Will Crowe, opposite court house. practice his piofession In all the " CiirH'iitcr and Hepnir Work (ourts of this mill mljoliiiiiK counTIN WORK and FLl'ECAI'S ties mill Comt of Appeals. CommerPun p and Furnituri1 Itcpalring 4 ' cial nml cilmliuil practice specj. Solduring and Saw Filiii,', lug- - . ' ialty. . gy Tops Covered and Lined. . You'll find him in tlie Dr. John fr Mitchell ollice on Main Street. -- Albert Qlier FOR- J ? Beaver Dam, Ky t ! ? ! J i Ezsa I ESTABLISHED 1858 diamond, a watch, I Jewelry or silver-- P wirr. vmi can vtt the bet quality at J the loweat prices from the j HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE YOUH UESI UENCE OR PLACE OF UL'S INESS. AND HUT YOURSEI.r IN DIRECT CONTACT W'Tl IN -- If its a tins. r. !S53 ?ai 3r nrnTiiill et cluslvely the Southern trade. for our tree illustrated catalogue. tii eniiril. lOr Bimwn nail ccniuijr wc iu ORDER HOUSE QftW - !": wifw Wrie Address. I THE Long Distance Lines TO ALL STATES. FOR THE COMPANY'S SI'KC'IAl TO THE FARMERS CONTRACT CALL ON OR ADDRESS C. P. Box 26 Louisville, Kt. Co., Barnes & Bverr Article Guaranteed. rag&gq& 0B&& 7 ... m. nf !'u'rp 1 ,.,,. J. W. O'BANON. Local Manager, Hartford, K: . W. C SEXTON. Incorporated. Local Manager. Beaver Dam, Ky. mm mrm a CVanr t cl bctn Ves thi ho!r. 1'rutiuue a luxuiant prowth. 11tv r Tiili to Jlen'oro Gray HAIR BALSAM nniil huir fiillm? PARKER'S JIair to lis Youthful Color. t n- xinr iMtiiTUtii w a ei Notice a.' O uk aj m SW Gillespie Bros. If yjii wint dollies of uny csll on the :: :Ui::e-l l J H reln-Mvf- l- rf PrcsMiig Club. AVe cloan ;i.i y kind of Hollies ":in you liavo and guarantee tliat r!ii'V will he satisfactory if u t. nothing wil1 be eliarged. $ W. fin H. & J. F. GILLESPIE, II mi jcwBniBI Wtaru ready to clean your 8 Icf !:ou for spring. We al.o IS ..BLACESMITIiiNG.. haw a. now line of lat: sam8 ? ples and we guarantee a per- A Andpnnn;...-r 0 ": Scott's Emulsion 12-- fect fit. Call on us when need of work in our line.- in 5 Tits UG J CHI Wofk - fi ' ;. Sartford Pressing Club V. M. C. A. Horseshoeing A Specialty :: M , Bldg. FRED NALL, Mgr. HAKTFOKI), t ! ' KY. ' COOOCCOCOCOvCCCOCCOOWX35.J "'""" " - iPOLEnilDNEYPSLLS Blaoom FOR " '" Bakaqhi KiwinraAMO Hartford Herald, 0nlyH5l Year II 14 . I s. Y (m,mA..s. My VMiK EIGHT. THE HARTFORD HERALD all the people of Indiana, and that though a Democrat, believing firmly In Democratic principles, the office' of Governor was going to ho administered for the welfare of all the people. And this principle ho has adhered to with all the firmness of his stanch soul. Delng n Presbyterian In religious belief, ho holds that 'whatever will bo, will be, and though not exactly n fatalist, he thinks that nothing can alter tho eternal decree as to what life shall hold for every man and woman. sincere in Marshall is absolutely this philosophy, and there seems to be nothing that can excite or disturb his serenity. This faith, however, does not deter him from work ing and fighting for what he considers the right. Ho Is a Democrat of old lineage with the modern views of a progressive and he presents n striking figure In the ranks of his party. He believes that tho men who founded the republic were far and away abler than any of our modern statesmen and thinks absolutely that If their alms and purposes are carried out, the country will bo safe from the rocks and the quicksands that lino the political shore. , WEDNESDAY, MULV JO, 101S. The Hartford Herala1 M. H. & E. It.VILKOAD TIME AT HAUTFOnD, KV. TA-I1L- E '1 J Tho following L. & N. Time Card la effective from Monday, Aug. 21st: North Dound No. 112 due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. No. 114 due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. South Hound No. 115 due at Hartford 8:45 a. m. No. 113 due at Hartford 1.4G p. m. II. E. MISCHKE, Agt. prlzo ring for tho serious consideration of great economic problems FIERCE ATTACK and for tho tlmo being, brought ridupon a great icule and contempt causo. BY LA FOLLETTE movement "But tho progressive does not consist of a few leaders. It consists of millions of thoughtful citizens dawi On Public Life of Theotogether by a common belief lit certain principles. They will permit dore Roosevelt. no combination of special interests expediency to secure and political FIRES EDITORIAL BROADSIDE control of the progressive cause, which Is ultimately to redeem democracy and restore government to At Teddy, Denouncing Him tho people." IfMlSiJ MiMMMgwTfTOiiinniffirnnir n GASTORIA iT ,T WBtaBf Kila iiird'lliliilTI 'hU iU ju"-ii''- UHI tl saaaasaaatvaaaaaHt ! ."ti In AbaVf jiaaym The Kind You Have HII Jill linUhri For Infants and Children. aWaHt! ill tl i ill mil i tlMltaili ti m iT i H.tul Always Bought Vegetable Prcparalionfor Assimilating iheFoodandHcguIa-tin- g the Stomachs andBowcis of SflMETHING OF As An Enemy of Pro- Chosen by Democrats for Second Place. AM 1NDIANA"CDUNTRY LAWYER" I gressive Cause. IS HOW IIISTOHY REPEATS ITSELF ANENT TA1UFF Bears the Signature of L Flit El) 1V liUST FOIl POWEIl Who Believes in the Progres sive Principles of Steadfast Democracy. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO And 0 AT I ,. ST THE AXSWEU! O ;i:e.t (Sow !''i:iem or the i'eoi'i.i: what Is so rare as a day in Ohio, City of Toledo,) ) ss. Lucas county. Frank .I.Choney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney O. Co., doing bulslness In the City of ToledOjCounty and Statafore- sald, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed 'receptive candidate' started In in my presence, thlB Cth day of A. D., 1SSC. frantic pursuit of the nomination. A. W. Glcason, (Seal.) "In the history of American polNotary Public. itics, there has never been, In a primary campaign Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Interfor Presidential strong character. nally, and acts directly on the blood nomination, an approach to the In IST.'I Mr. Marshal was gradexpenditures made In his and mucous turfaces of the system June! uated fiom Wabash College at Men notoriously Identi- Send for testimonials free. campaign. C'rawfordHville, receiving Cents is the Price of fied with the Steel Trust and the tin de- Ttti'iity-Fli- e F. J. Cheney & Co., gree of liachelor of Arts, and inciPence. Toledo, Ohio. Harvester Trust became his most dentally achieved a reputation for The terrible Itching and smart- active supporters. Leading reacSold by all Drugglbts, 75c. scholarship that has never been out- ing, Incident to certain skin dis- tionaries, stand-patterand. politiTake Hall's Family Pills for conrivaled In that Institution. During eases Is almost instantly allayed by cal bosses of the Hanna and Quay stipation. his college course he became a applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, sort became his closest political Notice to Creditors. member of the Phi lleta Kappa 2." cents. For sale by all deal- friends and representatives In many Ohio Circuit Court. m States. Creek letter fraternity, which was ers, Mary Bell Sowders, et al., Plaintiffs, founded by Chief Justice John Mar"A number of the newer recruits vs. shall. After his graduation Mr. NOW IF THIS AIN'T HOT, progressive lo the Republican WIIAT'D YOr CAfili IT? cause, men who, before 1900, with J. Albert Leach, Admr., et ol., DeMarshall moved to Ft. Wayne and fendants. took ui the study of tho law In tho three or four exceptions, had eithAll persons having claims against adopted by tho er been Indifferent or opposed to The resolutions office of Judge WaltorOdtf.' On tho ; ly he was twenty-on- e years old, Roosevelt Republicans in Louisville tho progressive movement, became the estate of Idella Stevens, deceasMnrch 14, 1875, ho wo admitted recently, say among other things: the noisiest supporters of Roosevelt, ed, are hereby notified to file same "It Is further resolved, That wo the 'winner.' It mattered not to with the undersigned Commissioner to the bar. He had, however, movat his office In Hartford, Kentucky, ed to Columbia City, Ind., the year heartily condemn William O. Brad- them that Roosevelt had pr ious, where his home has been ley, a United States Senator from with Aldrich In legislation dur- properly proven, on or before the Kentucky, for the corrupt, depraved ing evif since. the entire seven years he was 3l8t day of July, 1912, or they will It was not long beforo Mr. Mar- and rotten part that ho has taken In President. They forgot that It was be forever barred. E. E. BIRKHEAD. shall began to displny legal attain- the contemptible plot to defeat the only when Roosevelt was out of of- 2Ct4 Master Commissioner. ments that" marie him a conspicuous will of the people. That we con- fice and In Africa, through the unitdemn this political parasite and figure In the courts of Northern ed efforts of men who for years had Mall Carriers Will Fly. because of the manner In been fighting special Interests, that grow lapldly Vila practice Tills is an age of great discoverhe was elected to the United the progressive cause became a naand lie soon made hlmslf recog which ies. Progress rides on the air. nlzed as one of the ablest attorneys States Senate; for his corrupt asso tional movement. Soon we may see Uncle Sam's mall ciation with the representatives of of the State. "That Roosevelt was for Taft In predatory wealth and the enemies 1910 when Taft was denouncing all carriers flying In all directions, Ills manner; however, lins altransporting mall. People take a ways been quite, almost to the point of tho people; for his vote to retain progressives as 'pirates and trait- wonderful Interest In a discovery Lorlmer In the United States Senof reticence. Hut this serene front ate; for the wanton disregard he ors,' that ho waited until little that benefits them. That's why Dr. more than a year ago, balancing tho King's New Discovery for coughs, is only the calmless of tho mot tally lias manifested for the rights of the chances before deciding, whether to brave and the Intellectually ei!!clent people In running rough-sho- d over cast In his lot with tho progressives colds and other throat and lung Hoosler Governor. diseases Is the most popular medivoters of Kentucky In this Presidential year, counted cine In America. Along In the early litis Mr. Mar- the will of the "It cured rne of In the Republican primary of April for nothing with the class of pro- a dreadful cough," writes Mrs. J. shall, while acting as special Judge , 1!H2, with the aid of his federal In the court at Augela, me' Miss officeholders, and for his conduct at gressives who wanted to 'win' not F. Davis, Stlckney Corner, Me., "afa real progressive victory Just a ter doctor's treatment and all other I.ols Klmsey, who was acting as depChicago, where he aldef Lorlmer, victory.' uty for hor father, who was clerk remedies had failed." For coughs, Guggenheim, Penrose, Crane and "And they did win precisely that of the court. any bronchial affection It's It was not long beKarnes in securing the tnlnted, pol- kind of a victory. They carried colds or fore tho special Judge began to unequaled. .10c and $1.00. Price nomination overwhelmingly tho great standpat luted and disgraceful turn his attention to that branch of Trial bottle free at James H. Wilfor William Howard Taft." States of Illinois and Pennsylvania. liams, the law which comes under th genm In full were disThe eral bond of "domestic relations," played resolutions first page of' the That stamped the Roosevelt on the For Sale, Farius All sizes, from with Its truo character. No and In 1S95 he submitted his brief Louisville Herald. It is tho first real progressive could have secured C to 300 acres. We can pleaso you to Miss Klmsey. His nblo presenta time that Ilradley's corrupt election anything like such a vote In either If you want to buy lana. tion of the case was such thai sho as a II. S. Senator has been recog-- I of those two States. A. C. YEISER & CO., It has. howwas induced to become Mrs. Marnlzed and condemned from a Ro-- i ever, the outward seeming of stf-ccs- s, Hartford. Ky. shall, of Columbia City. She Is a publican standpoint. the sort of success that Intoxbrilliant woman, possessing jre.it icates that catches the crowd. U pergonal charm, which qualities Summer colds aro hard to get rid enabled Roosevelt to win in two or nave made her a social favorite, of and frequently lead to a3thma, three really progressive States. ForIwtli In Columbia City and Indianbronchitis and hay fever. T)o not tunately It did not enable him to apolis. lot your cold get a hold on you, but secure that word Is the nomination, which would This qui"t, unobtrusive man had use Foley's Honey and Tar Com- have compromised the progressive pursued Ills course with so little pound for quick relief. W. H. Aland defeated real noise that when the Democratic len, Chelsea, Wis., says: "We pre- movement achievement for years. It refers to Dr.Tutt's Liver PHI and party of Indiana nominated him for fer Foley's Honey and ComTar "Upon Theodoro Roosevelt and Governor In 1!I0S, everybody asked: pound to other cough medicines be- his followers rests the responsibili"Who Is Tom Marshnll?" Tho nomAre you constipated? cause It quickly cures coughs and ty of having divided the progresTroubled with IndlgeiUon? ination had come to him unsought, colds. It will ward oft a cold If ta sives In their first national contest. Sick headache? but since It had come he went out ken , tmc,. ContalnB no opIatC8 Vlrtlgo? Stimulated by an overmastering de- , fn rlill,lrmi Bilious? unursy , "' """ l"' Insomnia? nemraerislro to win, they denounced loyalty ANY of these symptom! many and frankness which won for him a v urn and nr l conviction and prlnciplo as stub- - Indicate Inaction of the LIVER. others big majority over his opponent. .",, '"pound.and acceptI no substitute. ,)0rn 8elflghne8B. In tho convfintIon Represent atlvo "Jim" Watson. TTcru. CTogcSL ,., m .,, For salo by all dealers. . He was greatly assisted In his iwinuiH UU INtlllUl ill, liU Issues. They made no fight aganst campaign by h's wife, who trnveled tho reactionary platform adopted. with him wherever he went. In They submitted vulgar personaliI fact, throughout their entire marties and the coarso epithets of the devoted couple have ried life this For Infants and Children. never been separated for a day. Take No Substitute. The Kind You Have Always Bought From the moment he assumed office at Indianapolis, Mr. Marshall Bears the FOR FLETCHER'S made it' emphatically known to the Signature of Clcaiitflfc&cslf .."bosses that he was the Governor of ht Thomas ltlley Marshall, of indlana, the physically diminutive party iindldate of tho Duinoi-rrtitor Vice President of the fulled States, was born In North Manchester, Wabash county, Intl., fifty-eig, "rs ago. He Is a scion of tho Virginia family of Mnr.sh:ills, t'Ing a grand-nepheof the grunt Clilet '.lubtlce of the rutted Statoi, .'olm Marshall. was siartlm" K. Patterson before her niarrlun w.ia a direct descendant of Chniies Carlo!!, of Cariolltou, a sinner of Hie Mis Declaration of Independence. father was Dr. Daniel M. Marshall, o physician, whoso coma fortable circumstances relieved his hoit of all those early experiences of grinding poverty thought b some to be ossentlal In the formulation of a 1 well-to-d- June? Why, n country band that plays In tune, that doesn't end soon, Or n possum dinner without a coon, Or a German band with no bassoon, Or a German band with nn bassoon, Or a circus day without n balloon. night without a Or a moonlight moon, Or 4i- -. bnrpain sal' - without one swoon, Or a zoological garden with no ba-- I boon. Or a padded cell without a loon, Or it current event with no cartoon, Or a vaudeville show with no buffoon. campaign Or a political and no lampoon, Or n boarding-hous- e meal without a prune These are rarer far than a day In Or a honeymoon Washington, July 5. Senator La Follette has written the following editorial in the current number of La Follette's Weekly: "Until Roosevelt came Into the open as a candidate for the Presidency five months ago, there M a strong and rapidly growing proqrus-8lv- e movement within the Republican party. It was based .rnon clearly It stood forth defined principles. as the representative of modern political thought on fundamental dem ocracy. It had assumed national proportions. It was united. "Into this movement, when It gave promise of national success. Roosevelt projected his ambition to be President a third time. He tpent planning a sponweeks carefully taneous call for himself. He responded by announcolng that he would bo a 'receptive' candidate. His candidacy began to drag. He and his friends were In despair. Then came his defeat In North Da kota. He became desperate. "An .enormous canqialga fund was raised. Headquarters were opWashlnston, ened In New York, Chicago and States East and West. Newspaper writers weie engaged at larte prices to boom his candidacy. Special tialns were hired, and the are swept If the Republicans from powr on November 5 because of their failure to keep tariff prom ises, it will not be the first time that the tariff operated to tho same end against tho party of protection. During the war tho tariff had been elevated to tho skies but afterwards the Democrats tried to have By 1880 tho RepublicIt reduced. ans had to notice the demand. They promised c'.ou.nyard revision, but In 1882 passed a bill making only slight reductions. The public got mnd just like It Is now over the Payne-Aldrlc- h bill and In 1S84 elected Cleveland. When the Republicans got Into power agnn, the' boostel the tariff, by the which had been lowered Prices went up, the Democrats. rank and file became Indlgnnnt. and In 1S02 again made drover Cleve land President. atate of KotNarcotic. fKrnJiM Promotes Digcalion.Checrfui-ncs- s andRest.Contalns neither Opium.Morplune norMineral. AXTr AM lfAt IR JimpeafOUJltSAKVILPtTaaR Jtx.Smn Stat' A BtCmtaiitrSiia CtmfwiSuanr hpemwtl hutrtyrrmnmr. forConslipo-Tion, Apcrfecl Remedy Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea nnd Loss OF Sleep. ft M9 Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. Use For Over Thirty Years $ie 4e EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. - ASTORIA THKCKNTAUR COMPANY. i HCWOMII Mf . IT Id' h hi and Power Company (INOOKI'OKATICD) E. G. bus-ines- s BARRASS, MGR., s, them when within reach. Will wive your house at cost. Electrtc Lights arc clean, healthy and safe. No home or house should be ivithout . j mu i umuuiLL Mm i From ;( AIITnMnDII Hartford to C TDAUCCCDT V i nniidrLm , V Av Dam and Kp.tnrn. 7y ride. ' w Splendid car meets all trains. A fast and easy Telephone or call at our stable when you want to leave or have relatives coming. C V self-seek- er & CO., it (COOPER KENTUCKY. HARTFORD, jj jf JOB PRINTING. The kind that makes you look Kood in the eyes of the wholesale dealer and the city merchant' that makes your neighbors proud of you, Increases respect and sets you right In the minds of all people; this kind is NEATLY DONE And promply delivered by the HARTFORD HERALD. Everybody in any kind of business needs Printed Siatlonery Noie Heads, Cirds. Envelopes, Statements, Etc. nowadays. Prices the lowest; work the best. Call or write us. can-dlda- T5he HERALD. Hertford. Ky. WHY NOT MAKE $200, A MONTH -- - That's JUST S50.00 a Week, almost $10. vrelRo-d- o a Day WORD ONE MEANS HEALTH. . ' , ,.. ,...., ... CASTOR A Tutt'sPills Selling Victor Safes and fl whom realize the need of a safe, but do not know how easy 1 1 Is toown one. Salesmen declare our proposition one ot the best, clean-cu- t opportunities ever received. Without previous experience YOU can duplicate the success of others. Our handsomely Illustrated catalog will enable you to present tho subject tocus-luracra hi us jiuerentiiiK a manner as thoucu you were piloting them through our factory. Men appointed as talesmen receive advice and Instructions for selling safes, giving convincing talking joints which it Is impossible for a prospective customer to deny. Why don't YOU be the first to apply from your vicinity before somcono else gets the terrltoryt We can favor only one salesman out of each locality. The2Jth anniversary of our company was celebrated by erecting the most modern safe factory in the world. Wide- awake men who received our special selling lndncement, rendered ltnecessary todouble our output. We aro spending many thousands ot dollars en larglngour sales organisation, but to learn all particulars, it will cost you only the price of a postal card. to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentiststoies and farmers, all of raouey-makln- 'M . Ask for Catalogue 16 T. Children Cry THE VICTOR SAFE BlVBtaV C ,t ASTO R 1 rV-- A raBUMBUIMriSMKIBMKYSAIIBBLAaBLi 01MIDNEYPIILF & LOCK GO. ft4BaiBBSB. ' O iH 10,000 MtH AMMaNr. CIICIIIATI, vi feftcrtart. evLawMA.!.. mismh 'm,'jifg"'''''fa'4t'u' .fjiiVlnMf "l' , ' .rMKng a.laJ jffi 'V, -- tp ifWB mtmnttimm ..u , ."..

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