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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, July 17, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912071701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, July 17, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1- c 1 I- rfHEHARTFORD HERALD Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance II Come the Herald of a Ntiq Pond the Kewi of All Vatiui limbtrin at Hj Bitk All Kinds Job Printtny Neutly Executed 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY JULY 17 1912 NO 29 b TOBACCO ACREAGE ISI S MUCH LARGERA r Prospects Are for 18 Per- Cent Increase 1II OVER THE YIELD OF LAST YEAR I Canvass of Productive State Shows General Improve ment Over 1911 J rASF 1 OX TIIK AVKItAUK VIKIil k The Cincinnati Enquirer says all Indications fall and it itUnless conditions confront the tobacco crop of the United States during the growing seasonthe 1912 yield while establishing no neW record will be considerably heavier than last year There Is an apparent tendency In practically every section of the country to jplahTni8relb5accofnai a year ago txcepniOTlmpstfrrouBli ou the cigargrowing sociloux of ObilJ where the farmer have be X ronc dthcouraged because of tier 3cea which hae prevailed fur lip product the par fnw years Notwithstanding the uncertain weather conditions which have been experienced In many parts of the rtobaccogrowing regions the crop seems to have gone Into the field for the most part under fairly fa- Vorable conditions The talk about the tenyear pool Ing movement In Kentucky appears to have carried but little weight with the growers and It Is doubtful V If this had any effect on the con I templated acreage whatsoever rhe Increased planting In Kentucky t while not of significantly largo pro I 1portions leaves little room to doubt j weathIer1911 Practically all the large pro during States excepting Ohio show a wider area planted to tobacco this I year notably In North Carolina I South Carolina Pennslyvanla Vir ginia West Virginia and Wisconsin I lateness of the season 4TheI through tree Middle West Including the vast burley belt of Kentucky Ohio and Indiana appears to have been more talk than fact and while 1 the plants In many sections went Into the field from one to three weeks later than a normal season the delay seems to have been beneficial to the growth of the plants In the beds rather than otherwise Another thing that has helped ma terially In setting out a larger acre age this year Is the abundance of healthy thrifty plants and the un usual lack of serious trouble with the plant beds I A careful canvass by Enquirer i correspondents In the various coun ties of Kentucky Ohio and Indiana i and In the various tobacco producing States of the country Indicates a total area for 1912 amounting to 1631972 acres This Is a gain of 78314 acres over the area estimated at the beginning of the planting season In 1911 and a clear gain over the harvested acreage of last 1 year amounting to 1C42S3 acres or IB per cent Calculations based on the aver age yield per acre for the past ten r years In the various States indicate 1a total tobacco yield for the United States tt1syear of 911098000 v pounds This Is an Increase over the harvested yield of last year of 171038100 pounds or about 18 per cent It Is also Interesting to note In this connection that the 1912 estimate falls short of the bumper crop of 1910 by only 19 t C8009G pounds Kentucky the largest tobacco producing center of the world re gardless of the predictions made earlier in the season that there wpuld be a shrinkage in the acreage according to carefully come piled figures will not only show a goodsized gain In the area planted as contrasted with last year but both the acreage and probable yield will apt pee tat under the figures fpl 1910 North Carolina the seep ana1 largest producing State reporfk q planted area of 213000 acres an- Itrease over last j yearjofi13O 9- iiresThe sister State of South also extended the ty lge somewhat this sea ii1t In Ohio burley has never race ved much attention from the excepts in a few counties grpwjrs 0 ri 1 p7 bordering the Ohio river As pre viously stated the low prices pat for recent crops ofOhtogrown cigar leaf have caused a decided Inclina tion on the part of farmers to turn their attention to other products On the northern border Wlscon sin stands out as one of the prime factors among the States producing cigar leaf The planting this yea has not only been heavier than las season but the conditions augu well for a heavier crop Notable Increases In acreage are also re corded for Pennsylvania In the suncured and dark districts of Virginia and alsoin the New Englam States promises will be borne out by reason of the favorable reports mudo by Connecticut and Massachusetts This section In particu lar spotsstarts the tobacco growing season under much more favorabli circumstances than obtained at the corresponding time last year DKATIIS IX UrXTfCKY- AXI VAItlorS CAlSK Below Is a list of the deaths it State of Kentucky for the yea 1911 and their cause Total deaths stillbirths ex cluded 30831 Infants U75tlrl 0 aivi r23 f j011AgellTyphoid fever Diphtheria croup 54f Scarlet fever 72 Measles 394 Whooping cough 374 Pneumonia broncho pneumonia 2531 Diarrhoea enteritis under 2 years 1124 Meningitis 630 Influenza 477 Puerperal septlcema 161 Cancer 909 Violence 152C Stillbirths 2390 Births 60732 SOMK PltOVlSIOXS OK- THi XKW lilQlOll 1LAW new law which went Into 1TheJune 30 In regard to the de livery of intoxicating liquors In lo cal option territory Is as follows Sec 1 That it shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to purchase or secure for another spirituous vinous malt or other Intoxicating liquors mixtures or decoctions either a sthe agent of the buyer or agent of the seller of said liquors mixtures or decoctions either for or without compensation j In any county district precinct town or city where the sale of In toxicating liquors has been prohib ited of may be permlted whether i by special act of the General Assembly or by vote of the people un der the local option law of this StateSec I 2 Any person firm or corporation violating section one of this act or any part thereof shall be fined not less than sixty dollars or more than one hundred dollars and not less than ten or more than forty days Imprisonment or both within the discretion of the court or Jury trying the case Sec 3 The provisions of this act shall not apply to common carriers who In good faith deliver In toxicating liquors In quantities not to exceed five gallons at one time to regular licensed and practicing physicians and druggists in local option territory Providing how ever that the provisions of this act shall not apply to such liquors proscribed In prescriptions from regu lar practicing physicians A lame back or shoulder puts anon on the retired list temporarily The time will be short if BAL LARDS SNOW LINIMENT Is rubbed in It relaxes the muscles relieves pain and restores strength tad elasticity In the joints Price- 21jc 50c and 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Iy Donovan Co Beaver Dam KymThe Genuine Article dl understand that Mr Grabwell tarted in life by borrowing 50- You must admire a man with cour ge like that1 No I dont replied Mr Orow= cberII The man I admire Is the tnft who had the courage to lend ilm the fifty s r VcntyFlve CentH is the Price of It y The terrible itching end smart ng Incident 16 certain skin dlaj eases is almost instantly allayed by pplylng Chamberlains Salve Price 15 cents For sale by all deal en tai THE NEW STATE- PRIMARY LAW Presents No Difficulties In Operation ELECTION OCCURS AUGUST F3 Voting Expected to Pass Off Smoothly In the Affect ed Districts WIIKUi COXTKSTS WILL OCtTI Dr C F Crecelius Secretary of State says that he believes the first Statewfde primary which will bi held August 3 will pass olT as smoothly us a general election Hi has hud many Inquiries about the law copies of which he mailed ti all election officers end those direct- lyI Interested but there have been no problems of any grave natur- esubmittedshrcu tliisf Gtwrt ofAp- peals upheld the statute The law fixes the date for the primary on the first Saturday In August preceding the general election In November at which the can didates to he nominated are voted on A special registration will be held at the offices of the County Clerks fourteen days before the primary which will be July 20 Those who were absent from home or pre vented by Illness from registering at the last registration persons who have since become of age or who have become qualified to vote at the next general election since the registration lay are entitled to bo registered under oath Ofilcois of the primary are ap pointed by the County Hoard Election Commissioners just as ofII the general election but the from which selections are mrde are to he submitted by party committees to the board fifteen days before the primary or by July 19 this The carIIt fortunate that the tryout of the primary law comes In an off year politically Three congress ional races are furnishing the interest i for the Stateatlarge These I are the First Third and Eighth Nominations were made In Sixth and Seventh before the theII mary law became effective and Congressman Owsley Stanley In the Second Den Johnson In the Fourth Swaper Sherley in the Fifth and W J Fields In the Ninth have no opposition- Commonwealths Attorney Den ny P Smith of Trigg County Judge Alben Barkley of McCrack en the Hon John K Hendrick of Paducah and Jake Corbett of lIal1 I lard are having a battle royal for Senatorelect Ollle James seat In the Third Congressman U V Thomas aril John Rhea brother of State Treasurer Thomas S Rhea are making the liveliest fight the people of that section have seen In many years Judge Jere A Sullivan of Rich foml and Congressman Harvey Helm are both making a close canvass of the Eighth district While the primary fights are on and the weather hot political lead ers ore not pushing the National race to the front The candidates will be formally notified of their nominations next month at which time the campaign speeches will be sounded and then National politics again will come to the front In the meantime the situation Is be ing viewed and tentative plans are being considered for the organ Izatlon It is reported that the names of Judge S W Hager of Owensboro who was at the head of the Wilson organization in Kentucky Judge Allle W Young and fudge Samuel Wilson of Lexing ton are being mentioned for cam paign chairman In Kentucky Frankfort State Journals Dysentery Is always serious and often a dangerous disease but it can be cured Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has ured it even when malignant and epidemic For sale by alt deal HL m IHADLKV RULES DESPITE DESIRES 01 THE PEOPLE The Todd County Times says speaksllong the people by the people and ror the people and Senator W O Bradley speaks long and loud ror that platform But just as a san pie of the sincerity of the g o p take the Guthrie postoffice case Every business and professlona man every minister and teacher 1IIn the town of Guthrie with the single exception of one merchant who waf not presented with the same slgne W C Ralees petition for rear polntment IIn fact the petition contained 1148 names practical all the patrons of the office But Mr Balee was not reappointed because Mr Bradley did not desire II So far as Kentucky Is concerned tine Republican party believes In II government by Bradley of IJrnd ley and for the exclusive gratllica tlon or Hill Hrnilley8 deiircs STATE CHOP coxnrriuxs- M TKUIYLLV IMPHOVKI Frankfort Ky July 12tbmonth I crop report of the Agrl cultural Department shows the Ion dltlon of corn to bo S4 par con of an average crop oata921t Iur ent potatoes p6 6 per cent IICa tlmated yield of wheat per aero 1 Is 102 bushels of rye 121 bushels andbcirleS Hhhll ula- N1netyono u pereunt of the lIl1r tobacco was transplanted Juno 1 and the present condition Is 90 percent of an average crop Ilurle section transplanted 61 per cent of crop present condition 86 per cent Average fruit crop Apples 7r7 pei cent peaches 70 per cent pears 70 per ciiitj plums SIper cent grapes 91 per cent Pasture conditions tii run gilou the State are excellent In man counties continued rainfall retard ed cultivation of crops corn and to liacco especially Taken as a whole the report for July shows crop con dltloiiH brighter than was showi June 1 MUHTMVC l fS CAfSE Iiatlt nil IIX POWDEIt MIIJ AtitiiR Ind July lJThollll lelIICIIthe powder mills here last night following a thunderstorm The lit tie Insects driven from the Kankn kee marshes by the Htorm settled down upon a tank containing sev eral hundred gallons of nitroglyc- erine The employes saw the brit liantly Illuminated bugs near the great tank and Immediately scat tered running terrorstricken In all directions In the fear that the tank would explode It required nearly an hour for foremen of the mills to dispel the fears of the employes and get them to return to work rIThe greatest enemy of childhood tape worm It destroys health and undermines the constitution Tine greatest enemy of Intestlnu worms Is WHITKS CREAM1 vim MIFKOB It removes the worms and helps the child back to strength vigor and cheerfulness Price 2c perI bottle Sold by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Ben or Pain 1Ky m u PltKSIDKXT 10 111m fly TIIH POIIM OK VOMX Washington July I2A Prisoner mothers poem woven about the desolation of her only child BO touched President Tarts heart that he today commuted to expire nt once the five nnd onehajf years sentence of Mae K Brown convicted at Salt Lake City on June 20 1911 of violating the white slave law The trial Judge and United States Attorney indorsed the wom ans appeal for clemency the first granted in a white slave case An lKilftorK Plea These two weeks past have been strenuous weeks with ye editor The old woman has been creating a rag carpet Every old piece of nothing In the house has fallen a Trey to her shears We are afraid- o pull off our breeches and go toed If our delinquents would only help us provide an extra pair it would relieve this nervous strain Clalbourne Tenn Progress Ouch I I Republicans are accusing Woodrow Wilson of having written nooks They claim their candidate has never written any books The job hes made of the Presidency vould indicate he hasnt road very many eltherSt Louts Repub- lIc I Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIA Y WILSON ADVISES- STRICTI I ECONOMY r Says Business and Politicsi Are IInseparable HE URGES CONSTANT SAVING And Speaks in Behalf of the Great Brotherhood Of Mankind fPHOhilK lli E S IIKil IDKAIS I 121noo 01 nitdi tills aftonioou onthe Kcersity of working today for re diils tomorrow and on the uvll of Individual and nationalb extravagance Ti Governors audience was oinpOHcd of delegate to the national convention of the InltKil f States iiulldlng and Loan 1Iaglleff aiTil tliiaddress lie il nv vas i one of welcome on behalf of New I Jersey Karller In the afternoon he told DUO residents of Atlantic City i and their friendn that their townII vas In need of moral pride man was ashamuil to be caught In a Mity trick mini that u community ought to 1 be ashamed to lit caught III It dirty pructlce This wns at the IjCt II havo sometimes hoard men I say that politics must tines nothing tt do with liusltHsa he told the building and loan del uutcs and I tlmt liuylniEis tins nothing to do with politics ynt whtMi you think of sCparaI One of the things tint strikesI rlalIUlef that frequent the surface of the j earth associate ourselves together In common endeavor when we sub ordinate n certain amount of hull vidual Interest to the common interest which we realize sustains theI Influence of the Individual The reason we are Interested In I the postal savings banks and hope that they may develop very much beyond the present meager beginning Is that we want men who have only pennies to save to save them want men who have only little Iwe of the future not to los j those glimpses we do not want to discourage the most humble against entertaining a confluent hopo for toI i dO31iI aln the enterprises of national life I America among all the coun tries In the world needs a cultivated I prnvldtiicn and I think It needs I Ia cultivated providence with u bis IP America Is recognized as a I spendthrift country because In America we think we have Inex lianslllilc resources hut us our pop illation thickens and our resources are moro and snare exploited mil HIP difficulties of our public prob lems Increase we nit more and more aware that we are In need of I a providence In the future ile should all make n greater security for the tomorrow and If we do this the sooner we will be ile to quiet the disturbances and disquietudes of our working classesWe are trying to create every where In the men of large business this fundamental conception that toy man who handles any affair digger than himself Is a trustee for the rest of the community In pro lortlon as wo lift ourselves to the rnll dignity of that conception we shall lift burselves above the difficulties of private life against all the confusions and difficulties of public life as well Buy it now Chamberlains Col- Ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is almost certain to be needed be ore the summer Is over Buy It low and be prepared for such an emergency For sale by all dealers fit UlYAXS TltlllLTK TO THK DEMOCRATIC DOXKKV The donkey Is really a better emblem than the elephant for a party This was Impressed upon my mind when I visited other coun 1 tries I found him to bu an Inhabi tant of all lands where Industry prevails and that everywhere he thertocrat Whether you visit the mountains of the West the clensly populated regions of the Orient the fertile Valley of the Nile or the sacred soil of the Holy Laud you will find the donkey patient persistent and always at work The elephant on the contrary Is only to be found In certain latitudes and Is Holdom seen except on dress parade If greatness Is to be measured by lurvlco Instead of by size or npppurancR the position of honor must he Iven to the faithful donoy AB the Democratic party In hraomlnx a universal par ty ninth Is pvcrywhoriI justifying Its claims to the confidence of the people by the service It Is romU rlng them It Is entirely appropriate that it should prefer the donkey to tine eeilmnt for sn emblem WILL nET TIFT JAXXOT rUtllV SIJVI2X SIIIS Louisville Ky July I I3A well w n localsprtintnnins11t11 I lias tJO been noted for his nblll to piocnofiiTcaTe and foretell election results Is out with an offer to bet JldOO even that no OUR can name seven status that President haft will carry this tall tilt first glance this looks like IAt proposition but when one begins to look over the list of States It does not seen such an easy proposition Will Mr Taft carry Oregon Ida ho Nevada Montana Wisconsin Indiana Ohio West VIrpInla New York Rhode Island Maine Con necticut or Delaware Which seven will President Taft carry IIIlIIln the miinmcr months mothers of young children should watch for any unnatural looseness nf the hovels When given prompt attention at this time serious trouble may bo avoided Chamberlains Colic Cholera ninl Diarrhoea Rein uponfr- IMSIIOP AlOltltlSOV VIL- Initivn TIIK FlitS XII At Dixieland a bealtlful suburb of Lakeland Kla It Is pluiined to erect a church In one day and have preaching In It that night While the men will do the work th ladles will be on hand with wellfilled baskets and the work will go bravely on without confusion 01 loss of time Illshop Morrison will be present at six oclock In tine 1allIand In the evening when the chuirU Is completed will occupy tine pulpit This Is the third Methodist Church othesItan burg S C Insect Hit1Ito Leg A Iloston man lost his lleg from tho bite of an Insect two years before To avert such calamities from stings and bites of insects use liuck loins Arnica Salve promptly to kill the poison nail prevent Inflamma tion swelling and pain Heals burns bolls ulcers piles eczema cuts brnlsos Only 2 cents at James H Williams m Notice to Creditors Ohio Circuit Court Mary Hell Sowdors et nl Plaintiffs- vs J Albert Leach Admr et al De fendants All persons having claims against the estate of Idella Stevens deceas ed are hereby notified to tile same with the undersigned Commissioner at his office In Hartford Kentucky properly proven on or before the 31st day of Julv 1912 or they will be forever barred 26t4 K E TJIKKHEAD Master Commissioner r tfl Great VeUIy at a Low inlet The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer a twelvepage paper recently transformed into the size and appearance of a daily will be furnished In con nection with the Hartford Herald at only 131 for the two papers This price stands good on renewals for The Herald The Weekly Enquirer Is an ideal newspaper containing a big variety ojt reading and Is especially suited to the farming classes It Is Democratic and pro gressive This Is certainly a low price for a lot of good reading tt Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS ASTORIA i or r dIJ j YVIf i +T ii1- t A 1t PACK TWO THE HARTFORD HERALDWI1MSIVr JULY 17 J012 The Has tjord Herat I HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX EDITORS L FELIX Pub Iud Propr icPRANKt l l4ntered at the Hartford postofflc Ni mail matter of the second clasi ri1iMOCRATI TICKKf f For President Oov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey k For Vice IresidentGov Tho Marshall of Indiana4 4ItSay Is It hot enough rorfor I you not to mention It to anybody During this hot weather you hadI F better not try to run anybody out of town The exercise would prol aibJy me too much for you The steamroller which started t tl Chicago Is still rumbling around IIn Kuntucky hoveling off some rn- edGes thnt remained on the olllcla1 circle The registration which precede the Democratic primary election to Ije hohl the first Saturday In Augustl applies only In titles where regie nation Is usual Nut much danger In getting thos two names of Wilson and Wlllsoi mixedI now The latter allege Derv has passed Into the misty paths of oblivion Woodrow Wilson A B A M l IX nIh IX IL IX Lit IX flrvmasll lrahGlhrl1 Alt JjU jAIIQ nominees for 1resldeni and Vice President t After all Is said and read and done the strongest plank In any political platform Is the personals i ty and integrity of the principal1 person running upon It Set oUtof myvayl said theI fellow who was running from a ghost to a rabbit In his pathway I and let somebody run what can run Teddy seems to have heard of this r I tim Wlteon It4tin H wrt fort Imnd writer and uses this method to take down his thoughts In anticipation of a speech He also bas a longhand reach when it comes I national convention I to11 Yeti Maria you can use vaniinm cleaner for a stomach I pump tint It would be best to jet an experienced hand tci handle 1tII otherwise the patient might be turned wrong side out The design of the fivecent piece 1Is soon to be changed anti the fig ure of a buffalo Is to displace the Goddess of Liberty Why not nfake It a goat This would symbolize what is gotten from tine peopfe iOn j the general purchasing powcjor the colawI1 I11Voudrow Wilson o and 4Drover Cleveland both dropped their first names after arriving at voting age Ihls makes the settler scribe feel like lies right up In the push In this matter at least for hg did the sumo thing Ills first name Is i Jeawge I There can be no doubt of the In dication that President Iafts candl dacy for reelection will be heavily trounced by the protected trusts anti lug minded Interests In the Pros liHmtialI rare it will bo simply the will of the people against a moun lain of money At present the popular will of the I I nmutterII subservient to the desires of W 0 Uradley lie seems to be the boss and dictator of his party in he State and President Taft does just as Millie U sayst The Chicago papers claim that living is fifty per cent cheaper in that city now than a year ago It Is also said that human life Is con sidered cheaper there than In any other large city of the country and It Is dangerous to live there even at a fifty per cent reduction on ex penseswof There never was a time wholl i Tanners should stand more jllrmy together in tlielr organlzatlohjthan the present It means better nrjceir for farm products and mOr4 pros porous times In general Irijpgan t Izatibn there 1s strength ahrtvtthUer f I the way sometimes aeems long and t tedious thp reward at the end Je worth rrtore than the effort Flea peoplel except those Initialed J1rito the task of getting oura coiin 1 p try newspaper understand just rurjiljcrlbat work Is divided Into a dozen or more departments neludjOR man aging editor city editor societyl ed- t Itor exchange editor and anywhere from six to a dozen reporters and proof readers each of whom IS8S signed to a separate task The country editor must cover all these jobs and then some Yet there are some people who will almost have a spasm if the counts sheet pontains a tow errors or falls to get one or two current Items tof news and Imagine how easily the could take the editors place andI beat his best efforts The personal records of Woodrow Wilson and Grover Clevelan are similar In some respects Wl son had a first name Thomas but dropped It as did Cleveland 11rop his Stephen The fathers of each were Presbyterian ministers and both were associated with Prince ton N J The parallel will be fur ther carried out in November Under Kentuckys new liquor law a heavy tine Is Imposed upoi the person who even procures II quor for another or acts as agent In any way This should be the means of rounding up quite an I army of noaccount negroes in som i communities who are always ready to get the stuff for a prospectlvi customer and who can be easUI l entl odIA young mart in New York Is su lag a telegraph company because IIt j misspelled a word In a wire men sage to his affianced making fII read I leave you forever Instead of I love you Mruver Ipon receiving the message the young la- Illy skldooed and married another man without further ado It would seem that the said young man ought to be glad that he missed be hag wed to a girl who would so east ly change her mind and who evi dently had at least two lovers on beretrfiig irDCK iI IIAKKIl Sl t mnIESII The Hancock Clarion says The Clarion has always been reo piptful over the defeat In 1907 of a W Hager for Governor We be lloved In him and we disbelieved In the man at whose hands he suffers ed defeat The history of tho Governors office for tho last term and the conduct of Mr linger taken to gether confirm our visa of both men WHIson can never come back but linger can In fact he has al ready come back He has made good In championing the right man at the right time for tho Presiden I 1cr orlletorl IKentucky was technically given Clark at Baltimore the good toII Iof Hager was ami Is and will felt until the November results show that Kentucky Isin the W11 son column by several times ten thousand He Is also onc of the State election commissionersl I I Hager Is andgenial genteel capa she and Incidentally let It nqt be forgotten that he recently bechme our neighbor leaving the Blup Crass for the Pennyrlle and taking over Into the Held of Democratic journalism the Owensboro Inquirer which ho has greatly Improved to the advantage of tho party also Owensboro Is notable for many things of Interest and value but weI especially congratulate the city now on having as a permanent fixture III addition to the many other great Democrats end good things the Hon S W linger tflit Choice ofl a Husband Is too Important a matter for a wo man to be handicapped by weakness had blood or foul breath void these killhopes by taking Or Kings Life Pills Now strength fine complexion pure breath cheer III spirits things that win menII follow their UFO Easy safe sure I6c James iL Williams m The House of Representatives adopted by a vote of 222 to 1 articles of Impeachment against Judge Robert W Archbald of the United hates Commerce Court C 1rteSubscribe for The herald 81 n year HairFalling You certainly cannot lose your hair and keep it too Which shall it be Lose Then dognothing= Keep Then use Ayers Hair Vigbr That is about all there id to it Ayers Hair VfgSr is also a splendid ihairdresiing and hair tonic Jtkeipsthe hair soft and smooth and greatly I doesIyourdoctor freely Doctors are studying these hair questions much more than I daysII OO Lnwoll Maw BIG DIFFERENCE IN PLATFORMS Of the Two Great Politico Parties ONE PLAIN THEOTHER EVASJVE ct Comparison Which Shows a Striking Contrast Be tween the Two son IIJjUKTKATIVK POINT By C H Tavenner Special Cor Washington July 13Therj ii- a Is vast difference between the plat forms adopted by the Republican at Chicago and the Democrats at Baltimore The Republican plat form Is thoroughly reactionary and standpat It does not concede that the last Republican administration have erred in their tariff policy notwithstanding the almost univer sal verdict of the country to tin contrary This platform still prates about protecting American work men and maintaining the Amer- Ican standard of wages when ev cry citizen with a grain of Intelli gence knows that both of these art shams and hypocrlcies The Re publican platform Is also evasive so that In the remote event of Republican success at time polls It Toulrtbl Interpreted lrr way way time high tariff bosses might want It InterpretedThe platform on the other hand Is specific and definite It pledges the party to an exact policy without any attempt at evasion It promises not only to revise the tariff but to revise ItII downward Time wording Is so plain I coullllundellItand portant promises In the Democratic document 1A tariff for revenue only Im mediate revision downward Trust controlled products to go on the free list 2Civil and criminal nrosejn tlon of trusts Laws to stop mo nopoly and stock watering Amend ment to mnke the Sherman law bf fectlve 3A demand for the ratification of the amendments for an Income tax and dircctolectlon of Senators 4hlublicity for all recommfcn dationson which Presidential ap1 pglntmentg are made for the own ership of t newspapers and for nIlI campaign funds In national elec dons iiIPresidential primaries and popujar ejection of national corn I mltteemen TileI use of money by corporations at elections to be made unlawful i IiA single term for the Presi lent rSupervlslon of rallroal tele graph telephone and express rates 8 Revision of the banking laws to prevent concentration and mis use of money No government de posits In favored bank- sILaws to Improve the rivers mall prevent flood- slOItestrletlou of the Judiciary to Its proper functions 11 Philippine IndepondcncA and territorial government for I Alaska Trial by Jury hi canes of Indirect contempt l Encouragement af the merchant marine but no subsidies Parcels post and llOJtalI oxpress and extentlon of rural le11 livery Conservation that will Interfere with the rights of bona tide settlers 12 Kxtcntlon of the civil ser vice and no abridgment of the right of federal employes to petil ion for redress of grlevanes Summer colds are hard to get rid of and frequently lead to asthma bronchitis and hay fever Do not Ilet your cold get a hold on you but use Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound for clulck relief W H Ali len Chelsea WlsBays We pte fer Foleys Honey and Tar Com pouriil to otheV cough medicines bemuse It quickly cures coughs and colds It will yard oft a bold It ta ken in time ContainS no opiktes Is safe for children Remember the name Fofoys Honey andTar Comiioundand accept no lsubstitute For sale by all dealers t W I tEPitPUloPtfioNHT10N r a ititi 111- ImT1JItITJTANJAHT r YiAf IVashingonn 151he plon tlful Harvests 01 important crops of the country iHdlclatcdI 6y the Jul tcrop report of the Department1 of ARrlefirtfareV will oxtbtTd nisi Ho lie tllnr gaps to a great xtitConditions ofaii crops were ma terially better on July 1 than on the same date last year The crop reporting board estimates they are 59 per cent better Comparing their condition with the average or recent years It Is somewhat lower about 12 per cent The area planted to the Impor tant cropscorn wheat oats barley potatoes tobacco flax rice and cottonIs estimated at fully 241 155000 acres While this aggre gate area Is 18 per cent less that the area of the same crops last year It to 19 per cent greater that In 1910 and 69 per cent greater than In 1909 MY FIO1IT MY VICTOIIY SAYS TEDDY OF LORIMFJ Oyster Day N Y July 13 The Lorimer fight was my fight and the victory was my victory exultantly shouted Colonel Roose volt tonight when InTormed of the action of the Senate Never would there have been any serious attempt to unseat Lori mer had It not been for me The whole thing began when I refused to dine with Lorimer at Hamilton club two years back In his speech he blamed me I wanted him to do so Roosevelt spent a good pert of today discussing tho planks of ine platform of the coming Chicago convention He will outline his views In a series of speechep within the next three weeks 0 ANOTHER TRAIN WRECK KILLING MANY PEOPLE Overland Express On C B Q Tcescoped By Fast Train Running In Rear Chicago July HSixteen per sons were killed and fifteen to twenty were Injured Ina wreck on IIC QuhlIIa todayComing through a fog with supposedly a clear track ahead train No S a fast mall ran at full speedI Into the rear of train No2 known as the Overland Express from Denver which was standing still on the track telescoping two of the Overland Pullman cars Railroad officialsrefuse to fix blame until after the wreck has been Investigated thoroughly Mrs F A Wilcox who was In charge of the tower from which the block slg inns were controlled said she was 0 ertain the block was thrown jgalnst both trains She collapsed after the accident and Js still lpa highly Mvdrvmis condjtlpny The engine of No 3 plyWe- dhroughtherear car halving It and irushilng out the lives of helpless passengers many of wh6m still iverVln their berths On Into the lecpnd coach the engine ihemr Spell Half way through that car It Veered to theieft deralllng hesleepdrj The engine was entirely slffnpeil when It stopped Fire starting from the gas lights In the sleepers then broke out Many victims pinioned down by heavy timbers and Iron pleaded for leath Members of the fire depart flouts of Western Springs and La- Grange were on the scene within ft ew minutes after the wreck occurred and they extinguished the fire Ghouls are believed to Pave robbed the dead before they reached the morgue In LaGrange More than a dozen large diamond sets are missing from jewelry and although most of the dead appeared to have ecu persons In comfortable circumstances a dime was the largest mm of money found on any of the bodies An Increasing number of people eport regularly of the satisfactory esults from taking Foley Kidney Pills and commend their healing ind curative qualities Foley Kid toy Pills are a carefully prepared medicine guaranteed to contain no armful or habit forming drugs rhey can have only a beneficial eta ect wheh used for kidney and blad- er tropblefor backache rheumd lam weak back or Ijinibago Never told Jn bulk Put uji fn two sizes I In staled bottles The genuln al vays In a yellow packag8 For sale yalj dealers m e r 1 Child rtor i Cry 4fOR FITCRiRS A S T 019It 1rrJse+ hishYMfe qIpysrpor lyirUr liEuo- ne Klngsbury a well known cltl zen of this county committedeuf ildo berp ihls raorpins by takliJjju arge dose ot ParlssrogqKngs bury was A married map wjth oR amUy fioicauseign orJ ilsdqed t v i t Flit porenoeatof th eirfhpcies j vhether induced byv1olerit exercise or Injury there is nothing better ban Chamberlains Liniment This Inlment also relieves rheumatic pains For sale by all dealers m e- I 4 = MTr iATTERSO- NAGAINERPtI1E Says WvJ Bryan of Cem- tuckyEnltOr ANIMUSOFAlTACKGOES eBAC- KTo c Notable Year of iB96 Declares Neb k rifn Peppery Reply CLARK ANR1KiluiT PUUXKD Lincoln Neb July 12Mt Watterson Is again In eruption Is the way W J Bryan begins his re ply to the recent attacks upon him by the Kentucky editor as an after math of the Baltimore convention Mr Bryan also hits some sharp raps at Champ Clark Vr It Hearst John B Stanchfield and others He dismisses Mr Clark with two brief paragraphs Jn the forthcoming Issue of his Commoner saying If as we now learn Mr Bryan has been under suspicion1 for twelve years In the Clark hohsehold how shall We explain the fact that the Clark orators were so profuse In their declarations of loyalty to Bry an and Brynuism If Mr Clark ever writes an a W cle on Mr Underwoods Progressiveness It is a safe guess that he wilt notquote ShyoTThe eiifogfesJ he formerly pronounced ill the distinguished reactionary from Ala bama On Mr Hearst he Is more severe IntimatIng it will be relief to Governor Wilson If Hearst withdraws his support x i IMr Bryan says ho has become so accustomed to abuse from Colonel Watterson that It no longer hurts him much Then he proceeds to show what he calls tile animus of the Kentucklaus enmity In the fol lowing tterms MrfAVattersons forked tongue to change the figure attempted to Inject Its venom into Mr Bryans political flesh as far back as 1896 No compromise with dishonor he biased through the cable but he found on Investigation that he had bitten the cash box ofhls paper In stead of tho Democratic candidate In the spring of 1904 Mr Wat terson felt It hisjf patriotic duty toff denounce Mr Bryan for opposing Mr Parker He oven accused Mr Bryan of supporting Mr Hearst dud has never hadthe fairness to com s htend11r Bryan to refusing oII second the nomination of Mr Hearst a refusal which explains Mr Hearsts hatred ever since In 1908 MiOVaJterson+ led W all street In its efforts to defeat Mr Bryans third nomination and qnly desisted tdhen friends convinces him that the logic of the situation I required Mr Bryans nomination When the present campaign op 4 ened Mr Watterson championed the cause of Mr Wilson but repu diated him when Governor Wilson l lJj refused to accept a campaign contribution from Thomas F Ryan 1 and admitted on Inquiry that IrIHarveys support was a liability In stead of an asset After abandoning Mr Wilson Mr Watterson took up Mr Clark but gave him a tardy and lukewarm supportNow that Mr Clark refused to take sides In the temporary chairmanship fight between Mr Parker and Mr Bryan and more especially since he Mr Clark can see no reason for consulting the ninety delegates from New York whomII Mr Murphy used to carry out the wishes of the plunderbundnow IwrathI than beforeii Well Mr Bryan confesses that he has not tried to please Mr Wat terson that may account for any I popularity Mr Bryan enjoy a What Makes a Woman Jj One hundred and twenty more or less of bone and poundsII healthstrengthI Idom But thats just what Electric 1 Bitters give her Thousands bless 1M jr them for overcoming fainting and dizzy spells and for dispelling CakII ness nervousness backache and tired listless Worn out fee Electric Bitters have done JngII world of goon writes Eliza Depew Okla and I thank you with all my heart for making such a good medicine Only 50c oar anteed by James H Williams mJ For Hale Town property vacant otscottages andtwostary dwelling A c EISER co Hartford Ky w I f I I 1 tisten l Its piei1ic tOJdatQ I duponthe r rkyoubuyII Atone but upright quality goods ever come Into our store We wont let them Dont think because we say this t atiour goods are priced up svrVfUgiv Exactly the apposite is so Good clothes l takeU no more room than Inferior t I si kinds i It takes less time to se- llstuffit Jltghfuglfyy looks well and sellsltSelfyoli- ii 1 L t w rt 1115 j la5s goodsmoue percentage of oIillI1 hrl proflxlsless than It o ldJnrye JOl be on Ilaw cladsI tuffO J 11111I t Itlecpnbmyrto1 bu oureupraght qualdi iltymerchandiset1ltll I 1 J of J yr t1ltlqpI 1M f Tr t4 Jilt irnnqr4ouLUt ooJ i o CARSsitr h IH C Q4 r1 q4 t7d1 t 111CORPRftATB1 I Hartford Ke tudkyJJ fl jv WEDNESDAY JUDY 17 ioiJ THE HARTFORD HERALD IAGKXIIKEE Mend s Glothirvg and Saturday we will have on Sale I IOurEntire Line of Men Suits at OneThird off 1 of regular price Dont fail to see us at this time It will be money to you This means a fJ = 1500 Suit to you for 1000 Why not take ad vantage of these low prices Specials also in iiMenB Lowcut ShoeE400 values for 150 II ye 20 I ICondensed Statement of Condition 11 II IBEAVER DAMOF THE DEPOSIT BANK OF BEAVER DAM KY 41f At the Close of Business June 29 1912 1 f fRsoul es i Loup Discounts 811J7 O183G CaslVih Safe 1194843 Cnaji in Ojhor Banks 5280352 t Stocks and BonIs17b0400 1 1Ji Overdrafts 54033 Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures 200000 f Total 28181464I i t II I II and IIII I P H II 0 LOCAL NEWS AND 0 O POINTS Mr Jesse Dyers Friedaland was I Jn town Friday 1 on The Herald for any kind 6f Job Printing jWiT Hartford Routo i 1 has a good yoke of work cattte t tpjr saltsI V1 c J uth blIl Owensboro is I Ford Main 4keeticl TTr iit Mrs M J Reid Rockport Ky hereister Mrs RH 3 Gillespie and family city 01 t f I Mrs J C Thomas will leave for Louisville today for a feW days 4 stay with friends and relatives ahy twit gut Wagons I will sell for 466 each complete S L KING 1 22trIf UZi f One hundred pounds of Sugar c for 497 and Salt at tlCO per bar rI L i1It11 order at Like na l+ aBbU8W r 4wab io oneI rwe 4ti only Ju1y 12 2ata C to r t Lh Jtt4 J1 1 Capital 27822iiD Dividend No 30 1250QO Deposits22774204Total Accounts Solicited Correspondence Invited IIi Promptness Accuracy GuaranteedII III BRRNRRD Pm JNO BARNES flashier tidOdi00fr00000000 PERSONAL O- ooooooooooooooooo 1Call WImpiatt 27th- 1MssiJ TlBftingl lsikaniy iawlsitingj iiwothreeggarterMo Hartfordlty 1t A6tow bsglitaFrlday JI11rc Liabilities StockS25000f0S- urplus I Mrs P S Horrell of Princeton Ky is the guest of her klnspeople Mr and Mrs W J Bean city Quick sales and small profits is my motto Call and be convinced S L KING i22tf Hartford Ky Seventeen pounds of Sugar for 1 cash at Likens Acton beginning Friday July 12 Cash with order If28t2 Mr James T Davis anqwlfe Hartford Route 1 were pleasant callers at The Herald offlcef Wed nesday Mr 0 T OBannOn wHo had recently returned from a prospect ing tour in Alabama left fo Glas gow Ky Sunday M Dr A Pateandfamily of RuBgelJvlllb Ky visited relatives and friends In Beaver Don and Hartford last weektProf Lyman Barrett and slater Miss Luclle of Barretts Ferry were In Hartford Saturday and iatdrThe fferaldeerlnt IsltIi Messrs L B Loney MCHenryj Adolpt us Murphy Hartford Route flr and tTi A h 091tfO7 werefamongI eal rJl Saturday r T1ielteralcJli I1 i j tVH rrlAfL4vlCisl 47t+YAh 1r9fllllrrl l ti Mr Frank Foreman returned homo Monday night from Cynth lana where he has ben engaged In railroad construction work Illness forced him to come home 1Mr C E Baxley and wife Hart ford Route 1 Mr Robert Yohan and sons James and Robert Yo lIam Jr McHenry were among The Heralds callers yesterday Mr R J Barnett of Union City Tenn visited his brother A M Barnett and other relatives In and near Hartford from Friday until yesterday wlim he returned home For Sole Improved FP 8drpp Xtillght Plant Newest and best pattern In perfect conduit L used but little Cheaii BARNARD CO- Hartford Ky Just received a lot of wire fenc ing for lawn yard or graveyard Quality Best and prices right Call and see our goods before purchas- Ing S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky J A Duke the plumber Hart ford solicits your patronage Prompt attention given to all or ders Installing waterworks In res idences and business houses a spec laity 29t2 Mr Rufua Williams of Hellln was In Hartford Saturday and left the same day for Hunter Ark be Ing summoned by a telegram say Ing his sister Mrs J R Ashby Is critically 111 of lung trouble Miss Lelia Glenn went to Beaver Dam yesterday where she met tyls Mildred Elgin of Jeffersontown both of whom will vislt Mss Anna Barnes for a few days Miss Elgin will then visit friends and relatives JnHaillariL There will be quarterly meeting services of the Methodist Church at tine court house In Hartford next Saturday and Sunday when the Presiding Elder Rev S J Thompson will be present and preach Everybody Invited Mr J C Williams who has been In charge of the work of railroad construction especially the Hazard tunnel has returned to Hartford after a short visit to other fields where he expects to strike something goodHazard Herald Mrs E L Miller and Miss Albe I na Beecher who have been visiting Mrs Alexander left yesterday for Louisville where they will spend a fete days before returning to their home in Chicago They were accompanied to Louisville by Miss Mary Spalding Rev G W Barnett of Los Ange les California who has been visit- Ing his brother Col C M Barnett and sisters Mrs Wood TInsley and Mrs Fannie Taylor and other rel atives and friends In Hartford and vicinity for the past two months will leave for home today In another column of this Issue of The Herald will be found the recent statement of the Beaver Dam Deposit Bank which presents a healthy showing to Its patrons and thoroughly demonstrates the excel lent management and splendid fie nancial condition of this popular institution The Southern Bible Confeernce which Is an undenominational Bible School for the purpose of teachIng better how to study the Sacred Scriptures First session will be the night of July 20th In Rosine Ky to which everybody is wel come the generous people of Ro sine having paid the necessary ex willI1 dent of Ohio county and others Mr T B Rptrle and wife of Brazil id renirned to Hartford Friday after a visit to the formers father Rev J C Petrie of Elkton Ky Mrs Petrie and daughters will remain here awhile longer for a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs J E Fogle but her husband has returned to his work at Brazil Rev Petrie who Is held in loving re membrance by a host of Hartford people is in aging health but will perhaps visit Hartford again with in the next few months rhe Southern Fair Shows under the management of Messrs Mat thews Perry hold forth in Hart ford all of last week It is a splen did aggregation of entertainments and was well patronized and much enjoyed by the people here The managers are men of honor and in tegrity and the whole show lefta good Impression behind They are at Madisonylile thjs week where they are Joining with the Hopkins County Fatr in entertaining the great crowds whiclialways attend this big event Some ToothPulling Masslllon 0 July 12A pain less extractor in the firm of a bolt of lightning appeared today whe- ncnftivatortoivblciia ahorse be longing to EdwftrdShlbllawa8 attached was struck From the culj a I r 1 I J 9 I tlvator the lightning passed to the lurse Kolrjf from H Il11 tin spinal column to the mouth where It knocked out every one of the horses teeth The animal died In stantly MAI5MITIKH OP rl8JI iiIVKN KY PHYSICIAN t1- Claimingthat he Is Insolvent Dr Claude Wilson a practicing physician of Fordsvllle Ky has med a petition in bankruptcy In the federal court at Owensboro In which he places his liabilities at 6286924 while his assets are placed at 415 Of the amount of I hiS debts however there Is 16 C2S4S that is secured by bank stock and other collateral that Is now In the banks at South Carroll ton Rochester Fordsvllle Hartford and Louisville- In the list of assets there is a lot of household goods listed at 200 while surgical Instruments and phy sicians library are valued at a like amount It Is stated that on his books there are open accounts to the amount of SI The unsecured claims that the schedule shows amount to 1117709 and the bankrupt states that he Is surety on paper to the amount of 25 OGC07 The petitioner states that he Is a housekeeper and that ho Is entitled to exemptions to the amount of 400 Pay Your taxes Taxes for year 1912 are now due and we are ready to receive same T H BLACK 2fitf Sheriff Ohio County Contract To Let Pursuant to the order of the City Council of Hartford KI will on Saturday the 27th day of July 1012 about 1 p m at the court house door Itt Hartford let to the lowest and best bidder contract for constructing P concrete pavement- as follows About 100 feet In front of and abutting the propertj of Mrs Hattie B Barrett on Clay street Said pavement to be con structed In accordance with the specifications set out In the ordinances heretofore published and1 recorded In the record of the City Council of the city of Hartford and In the custody of the city clerk and In accordance with the grade here tofore established by said council which Is also recorded as above This July 16 1912 29t2 J P STEVENS M T H Notice The Hartford Mill Co has In stock everything that It takes to build a complete residence Some material cheaper than ever before Your order will have prompt and special attention 20tf MAXWELL July HMr and Mrs Edward Bennett and sons Era and Ira of Texas who have been vlsltlni friends and relatives at this place will return home Tuesday Misses Josle Mary and Llzzli Vancleve returned home Sunday after a visit with their cousin Mss Lurlfe Clark Island Rev Hlckerson will begin a pro tracted meeting at New Bethel Wednesday night Mr and Mrs J F Sparks Her man Barr and Miss Lattye Sparks visited their parents Mr and Mrs J B Sparks of East Hartford re cently colt SuF A Mtiolurwhifi In the Vamlcrhlll TrnlnliiK School for lhoys Elkton Ky howling Green rashness Uni versity Howling Ciroen Kentucky Drnirfthons Business College Nash ville Tenn or fury luiincli school nnd llrvillf oil tifrnftrn llu Ihrn College Louisville Kentucky Any one contemplating attending either of the shore schools eau save moil ey by writing or culling on The Hartfonl Herald 29tf Card of Thanks We desire to express our heart felt thanks to our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sym pathy In our recent bereavement May Gods richest blessings rest up on you JP Miller and Family KICKETTS July 157 Sunday School at this place is progressing nicely with a large attendance Mrs Crabtree of Central City is visiting her daughter Mrs Nettle Lee Mills Nola May Rock of thin place attended Childrens Day at Liberty Sunday Miss Edna Moore and Mr Sam Hoover of this place attended singing at Hickory church Sunday MrE M Daniel who has been InlHi he lth for some time is lna serious condition The appointment of William Mar shall BullJU of Louisville as Solic itor General of the United States tc succeed Frederick W Lehmann aas confirmed by the Senate Sacribe for Tlio BtirttoidIfe + l S iS i IUtOllKl HOWAItl DIES NI IIOMK Iix ouKvsmmo Samuel Broadle Howard one of the best known and most highly re spected citizens of Davless county died at 5 oclock Thursday morning of a complication of diseases fol lowing an Illness lasting for several months at his home No 80C West eleventh street Owensboro Mr Howard was 08 years old He was horn in September 1844 He was reared by his uncle from whom he received his game Mr Howard never saw the Inside of a schoolhouse until he was 12 years old and attended only a few months until he was 21 He received his education at Bethel college In Logan county and returning home he taught school six years In Davless and McLean counties- In 1872 Mr Howard purchased a tine farm In the Jreen Brier neighborhood where he liver the most of his life until the past few years when he took up his residence In OwensboroMr was married to Miss Mattie 1K Bell of Ohio county on April 14 1SS1 who survives to gether with four daughters Mrs J W LInton of Russellvllle Mrs Todd Gregory nod Misses Grace and Kittle Howard and son IK M Howard of Globe Ariz He Is also survived by our brothers Klnclien Howard of Chicago loo Howard of Green Brier neighborhood Phil S Howard of Davlesa county and three sisters Mrs W T IalR of Utica Mrs Samuel McCormick of Masonvllle and Miss Melissa Howard of Utica Sr Howard was n member of the Third Baptist church ami always took a great Interest In church work OneThin of Crop DmnuKCil The district meeting of the Green River Tobacco Growers Assocla lion was held In Owensboro last week There were delegates from the five counties embracing the dls trlet Reports throughout the district showed that about 35 per cent of the tobacco crop was damaged by the recent heavy rains It was voted that a monthly report should be snit to the headquarters of the association In Ow ensboro and with that view four men from each Magisterial district In the entire tobacco district were appointed to make this report I FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS FOR BACKACHE KIDNeYS AND BLADOKR A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The utostspheralt we have ever mad 1111 UAItTKOIll IIKIIAM until January f llli and the lal IIly Kyctilng Post until November lit HMU count the time for Just- I 01 Thin In loss than onehalf the regular prleev The sooner you scud In yovr order the mote you will get fill yof r money t Jle Mire to hcnd your order under this special rate tn day to the Hart ford Herald tf FOR SALE PIANO BOXES HARTFORD MUSIC COM A RUGHT MANAGKIt Factory Representative for lllt Onile Pianos Player Piaius i11 Organs Hartford K- ySpecials For one week only beginning on Friday July 1 2we will sell- ii 1 100 lbs of the best 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July 12 i i I The National Prohibition Conve- l f t l tion concluded its labors here to night with the nomination of theIj party standardbearers of four years ago Kugene W Chafin of i Arizona for President and Aaron S Watkins of Ohio for Vice Pres ident In each case the nomination I was made by acclamation after a single ballot had indicated the pref I erence of the delegates Four candidates for President t were placed In nomination against Mr Chafin They were R W i Emerson of California Flnley CI Hendrickson of Maryland Aaron S Watkins of Ohio and AnilreW ii Jackson Houston of Texas Each In turn withdrew his name after theI first ballot Mr Houston creating enthusiasm by the statement that t he would rather receive the lowest I vote In the Prohibition conentl than the highest In either the Dem ocratic or Republican convention I The leading candidates against j Mr Watkins for Vice President were Emerson of California findl George E Stockwell of New YorkI Both of the party candidates were called to the platform and made brief speeches Mr Chafin said heIl regardd his nomination as the greatest political honor bestowedI upon any man this year He thank ed the convention for his second nomination and promised not toII stand for a third termIAfter the nomination of officers the convention was forced to rush Its business to a conclusion asI many of the delegates were leaving for their homes Because of this the proposal to change the name of j j the party was not taken up for gen iral discussion and action A JI Orom of Massachusetts In a brief i speech promised to pledge more 1 1money to the campaign fundII should the name be changed I believe we could make the campaign fund double If we should adopt a new name said Mr Orem r We would be greatly aided In car rying our banner to success if we should adopt the name Progres sive There were many shouts of pro i test to this as well as to the name Conservative party suggested by the Rev S H Tuft of California The convention adjourned after a wrangle over a proposed change In the representation on the National Committee A proposal thatl instead of each State having two atlonallCommitteeI according to the size of the Prohibition vote one member for each 5 000 votes aroused considerable op position The matter was referred I to the new National Committee for settlementBefore the convention was turn ed over to the National Committee for the campaign fund solicitation Dr Silas C Swallow of Pennsyl vania sought to reintroduce his resolution urging perpetual separation of Church and State an expressing opposition to appropria tion of public moneys to sectarian resolef k conventlokn i Meade declared that Dr Swa11o was not In order when ho propose c againcAPPEALS COME THROUGH COUNTY SUPERINTENDEN- t a I TruateesTheIof controversies arising teachers and trustees Is the Count i i Superintendent of Schools Many teachers trustees and citizens haye t k a custom of writing the State Su te d nt M Public Instruction n + wheat every little detail of echo management I have no objectio- tto answering these Inquiries and In always a pleasure to render aa k d u a1 slJtance to any school official or citizen Interested In the welfare of the school These requests often state only one side of ftfie question and It Is Impossible to give a fair I decision until we have heard both sides In view of these facts 1 t think It wise and just for all trite mtees teachers and citizens to sub mlt these questions first ttF the County Superintendent When an opinion is needed the County Su peiintendcnt Is the proper person to ask for an opinion from the State offlcNe When this Is done he can give both sides of the question and the State office can render an Intelligent opinion Strictly speaking I have no authority to give an opinion except upon an appeal from the decision of the County Su perintendent or upon his request I desire to make this appeal to all teachers and trustees to submit CountyNperson to decide all questions of difference and doubt regarding the schools of his county Yours very truly BARKSDALE HAMLETT State Superintendent IUUCIlUUI peaIlIeness was fairly good flapnflat church lore Is largely attend Ied 7 r people being present last Wednesday night Miss Nora Maddox daughter of Dr J D Maddox Owensboro visit ed in town last week The town officials have ordered that new concrete sidewalks be put down on the principal i reels and the work has already begun The new Red Mens hall Is about completed It Is R splendid brick structure Miss Stella Daniel Olaton vie Ited relatives here last Friday and Saturday LThere were 113 present In the Baptist Sunday School yesterday and the collection amounted to 229 Mss Hazel Keown Select Is vis townaat present Work In tie mines here has been rasonably good for some time The band saw mill has been run ning for some time giving employ ment to several men and boys Rev Albert Maddox Is at McHen ry engaged In a protracted meeting at the opera house IProf Harry Leach Beaver Dam visited friends here recently ADAnUPG IJuly 12firs Dr Patton IsI spending this week with her grand son Clarence Patton near Taffy Miss Gertrey hsl mon is visiting friends at Deda Miss Oda Raymon who has been visiting at Owensboro and Knotts ville returned home Sunday Esq J L Patton wife and chlldI ren Leathel and Wlllye of spent Sunday here the guests of Mr and Mrs C L Patton Mr and Mrs Almon Duke and sons James Albert and Hugh Al mon of spent Friday night and Saturday with their brother sister Mr and Mrs C L Patrand here Mrs Emma Ford of Westerfield Is here visiting her father andI mother Mr and Mrs Ben Helm Mrs Bertha Westerfield was In Whltesvllle Monday In the days of high cost of living a medicine that gets a man up out of lied and able to work In a few days is a safe and valuable remedy John Heath Michigan Bar Cal says I had kidney and bladder trouble for nearly six years and was confined to my bed unable to turn without help Soon after I commenced using Foley Kidney Pills and was relieved at once His example Is worth following Foley Kidney Pills will do for others Just as much as they have done for John Heath Try them For sale by all dealers m Notice to CmlltOrs L R Goodall Admr Plaintiff vs Sallie Shacklett et aI Defendants againstnthe estate of Jacob C Warden de ceased are hereby notified to file same with the undersigned Com missioner at his office in Hartford ornAugustdE E BIRKHEAD 28U Master Commissioner CASTORIAlorI Till KM YM inn Mvays iMehtI 7Sears the- SlKnt1ue of FFor Sale Farms All elves from I Jl1auAJ9QJ i A C YEIBERi fJO Hartford Ky I ILORIMER OUSTED fROM THE SENATE Vote on the Lea Resolution 55 to 28II PAYNTER AND BRADLEY VOT For the BtondeBQssClosfng- Scenes of Long Struggle Dramatic UK NOW SINKS TO OIIMV1O Washington July 1311y a vote of 5fi to 28 Senator William Lori mer of Illinois was deprived of his seat In the United States Senate today This judgment of the Senate closing the light upon Lorimer ter minated one of the stormiest legis lative days that congressional his tory has known Prom the moment that Senator Dillingham chief of the Lorimer defenders began speaking last Sat unlay until the last vote was cast today Intense personal feeling has been but thinly veiled During his speech Lorimer wore a tiny Ameri can flag In the buttonhole of his coatLoyalty to Lorimer or opposition to him were the lines on which the Senate split None of the score of speakers minced his words and spirited speeches of condemnation were made by Senator W Alden Smith of Michigan Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee Senator Ken yon of Iowa Senator Reed of Missouri and Senator Myers of Mon tanaUnder the Lorimer standard gathered Senator Jones of Wash- Ington who last year voted against Lorimer and Senators Dllllngham Johnston McCumber Thornton Fletcher and Smoot All of these were hut forerunners of the dramatic climax furnished by Lorimer himself Senators Bradley and 1aynter of Kentucky voted with the Illinois manCompared with the vote of March 1911 when William Lorimer was held to have a valid title to his seat todays rollcall showed the following changes Senators Cullom of Illinois Cur tis of Kansas Briggs of New Jer sey Watson of Virginia and Sim mons of North Carolina who had formerly supported Lorimer today voted against him Senator Jones of Washington who had formerly opposed him to day supported him The end of the long tight came after days of protracted debate In which Senator Lorimer himself had occupied the floor for three sessions making an Impassioned de fense of his election The final vote was upon the reso lution offered by Luke Lea Senator from Tennessee declaring the Lorimer election by the Illinois Legislature In 1909 Invalid The adoption of the Lea resolu tion carried with It the Senates verdict that corrupt methods and practices were employed In the election of William Lorimer mak ing his election Invalid The closing moments of the trial were Intensely dramatic Lorimer holding the floor making a last de fense of his seat declared he did not appeal for the votes of any Sen ator but asked for Justice Senator Lorimer when the vote was announced walked slowly to ward the cloak room Senator Smoot throwing an arm over his shoulderThe ousting him was con cluded at 205 oclock The man who had occupied a seat In the Sen ate since June 18 laOy By the vote todaypasses out of the records and never officially has held a seat In the Senate of the United States housewifeIf you are a you can not reasonably hope to be healthy or beautiful by washing dishes sweeping and doing housework all day and crawling Into bed dead tired at night You must get out Into the open air and sunlight If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowels In good order by taking Chamberlains Tablets when needed you should be come both healthy and beautiful For sale by all dealers m WEST NOCREEK SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENT LRAGUE- Program I i for Friday evening July 19 1912- Singing Rollcall Reading of minutes Opening address R L Paris 0p ech KatMeea Mavens Duet1Jre dMW au yli aitlaeaFoe tern trading=Oraceltenfrowr Old and new business RecesB Singing Debate subjtet Ito 1- v I r I t Cuts Wounds Burns Scalds or Sores OM the hands or bony should be become troublctomo and bard to curehealed quickly or they may BALLAR- DSSHOWLINIMENT J r J Is a Healing Remedy of Great Power in EAllWounds or Abrasions of the Flesh I It mends the lacerated flesh speedily prevents the formation of out and In all minor Injuries heals II e without leaving a scar acts I As a pain relief in rheumatism neuralgia stitch in the side sciatica sand lame back It promptly and effectively Rubbed tho pain la flesh to the bone Influencewhere gratlfylgttoethersuRerer rellevei cniiItonveylnrf a warming and easing t Is very blalna frost bItes aatls chafed spots ecntracted muscled Ivy poisoning SUJIII oflnscc Velllngs It Is a grand family liniment good for all manner of ailments of thu flesh and should bekept In every borne Put Up in Three Sizes 25c 50c and 100 per BottleI TOn8T OUISoM JAMES F BALLARD nOpRl ForDlseuea Aliment of the Eyen Stephens Eye Solve In an Eflectlve Remedy It EMCB Pala and yr Cure Permanently OLD AND RECOMMENDED V- u HlJoUlm DRUG CO HARTFORD KV DONOVAN h CO IlKAVKR DAM InHsolved That Hard Labor hits tone more for the World than Genius Affirmative Rev Greer Dudley Westerfield R L Paris Negative J P Foster Tymer Westerfleld Robert Davis Paper Reading of programFILYDIA FOSTER Secy VKST IKOVIDKNCK July liiIn a recent issue of your excellent paper we see an Interesting letter from one of this community a former church mem ber now located In Waco Texas perhaps a member there now Would say that while they are anx counjtInfluence Is greatly missed as church members Rev J H Tow of Rochester fill ed his regular appointment here to dayMessrs J L R Maddox and Jas Ashby are on the sick list Mr William Curtis and wife liv ing near Ceralvo visited relatives In this vicinity Sunday Farmers have been quite busy the past week threshing wheat On account of recent and heavy rains farmers are somewhat late with their crops 5S- IIERE S A WHALK STORY JONAH NKARhY OUTDONE Boston Mass July 13Antone Sousa Is the hero of the famous world fishing center the Wharf Boston Harbor tonight He Is be ing toasted from one end of the wa ter front to the other and he is now known as the Cowboy of the DeepTwo days ago he went Jonah one better by riding on the back of a whale far out at sea The schooner Louis R Silva came In today with a marvelous but true tale Forty miles southeast of Highland Light the dorymen were surrounded by a school of whales the most numerous ever seen in this part of the Atlantic One whale surged up under the dory and capsized It Sousa leaped into the sea and landed on the back of the whale He slid back and forth on the big slippery surface while the whale sped along the ocean After 200 yards of a ride Sousa slipped off close to the side of the schooner He was picked up by the crew name is going down in- nautllal history Foley Kidney Pills are heeling strengthening and tonic and con- taIn no harmful or habitforming drugs N J Gorham Cashier Bank of Woodvllle Woodvllle Ga re cently had an acute attack of kid ney trouble The pains in my back and kidneys were terrible but I bought a bottle of Foley Kidney Pills and took them and can truth fully say they have entirely relieved me I find more benefit from them than from any other kidney medi cine I have over taken Try them Refuse any substitute For sale by all dealers m fTAFT PREPARES FOR HIS DlOuyILDG9QSE HUNT Washington July 12 President Tafts campaign for reelection was formally launched today and James D Reynolds newly elected secretary of the Republican National Committee left for New York to establish temporary headquarters He wlij be followed Monday by Charles D Hllles who will retire as the Presidents private secretary to take uj hisI duties as chairman of the Republican National Com mittee Hillea successor has not yet been decided upon fa WithinJess than a fortnight Col eampatP4tHPalmost every State of the Union be fore the November election I + tI- I 4 b BOLT CARRIES DEATH INTO SOLDIERS CAMPP Lightning Strikes Mess Tent of Alabama Boys Creat ing Havoc Anniston AlaJuly 11Charles Kirby and R Rape are dead and seventeen others are seriously in jured as a result of being struck by lightning in their mess tentof Com pany B Second Alabama infantry commanded by Capt C H Seals of Birmingham this evening about C oclockThe injured are Carl R Jackson E V Lockhart Herbert Moore H I Leonard James Jameson F Jef ferson W T Evans Leopold Spelg ler Samuel Walters R R Parsons Earl Holcombe Travis Downing J R Robinson and two negro cooks M C Sullivan also injured is not expected to live The men wore rushed to hosplt als immediately after the catastro phe occurred and were placed under treatment of the surgeons of the regular army They suffered agonies and the scenes were most pitiable All are from the Birmingham District Pandemonium reigned In camp for several hours after the bolt struck The mess hall was not de molished although nearly all metal about the structure was melted in cluding several metal cups A metal artillery flag pole against which one of the members of the camp was leaning was melted without injuring the militia man A peculiar Incident Is report ed of one of the men injured in that the print of his hand was left on his leg where the lightning shock was felt Although the ambulance carpe reported within two minutes after the bolt had struck It was several hours before all the men were iden tified In this work Capt Seals and Adjt Gen Schully and Col Brick en rendered valuable service even members of the company being un able to recognize their mates The men were in the act of signing their pay slips when the fatal stroke came mayIn Memorial The scythe of time has cut the brittle thread of life of our neigh bor boy Earl Barnard who de parted this life June 17 1912 He was nineteen years four months old He professed religion when but nine years old and never once doubted his conversion He was a good son a true and loyal brother and was highly esteemed by hid as sociates His entire life was active and energetic and he will be greatly missed from church and Sunday School where he was always seen Though his voice is forever still and his presence from among us gong forever yet not even time ctn efface him from our memory Great as his life is to us as a friend and associate greater still ls IIt to those near and dear to him the surviving parents brothers and other rela tIes I can only commend them to the Great Omnipotent who doeth all things well and beseech Him the perfectgIftder mercy A FRIEND t MOOSE CALIs ISSUED IN SCATHiNGrLANGUAGE- Hegderson Ky July 11Auvoters regardless of color or past party affiliations who are opposed to officeholders rtagstera and trick stars thieves and cutthreats dic lhlJJbTeaah1omWhoirerunderthebannerhalt sot steal let the people rule I r who favor the teachings of Theodore Roosevelt and condemn the last Republican convention at Chi cago who repudiate the socalled nominee Wm H Taft meet at the courthouse in Henderson Ky Saturday July 27 at 130 p m to select delegates to the National convention to meet In Chicago August 5 called for the purpose of nominating candidates for Presi1 dent and Vice President on the Na tional Progressive ticket WM J TONES Chairman Roosevelt Committee Henderson county Ky I1VKRMORK IS VISITED IIV DESTRUCTIVE FIKFV Livermore Ky July 13Thls morning at 230 oclock the store building of D J Tucker wasKlIs overed by Mrs I B Rowe who lives adjoining the building to be I Iii on fire and when she gave the alarm the fire had burned away the stairway thereby cutting off the inly passageway for Mr Tucker J and his wife who were sleeping in- v I room over the store and theyll had to make their exit by way ofII the front window and down a ladder t The building and most of the t contents were a total loss The value of the building and stoclt of n groceries was about 1500 with partial Insurance By the prompt i t and faithful efforts of the citizens j wIth buckets and hand tire extln guishcrs they cusseeded In confin I tit ing the lire to the one building l The Rove building was connectJt- ed to the Tucker building being 1 i separated only by two board walls t covered with sheet iron The Col burn building on the north side of I the alley was damaged so It will trequire new weatherboarding i Sev It eral outbuildings were torn dorms to i + I v prevent the fire from spreading to e I other buildings I iv First Trial of County Unit PulaskI and Shelby countles it i c appears probably will be the firstMtcounties In the State to vote on lo t j cal option under the provisions of i the county unit law passed during lIt the last session of the Legislature r 0 Petitions for elections have been + r filed in both and they are likely tonbe followed by a series of such c Shelbyvllle does not want prohibition J having tried It once wltfnun lsatisfactory results Somerset Js in i1 the same fix but as each is the only wet spot in its respective coun t ty there is scarcely a doubt that f both are in for a lively fight over F the matterebWhenj able and exhilarating lifeelingC pious morning operation a dose of + i HERBINE will set you right In aJcouple of hours If taken at bed ytimeafter breakfast next day Price 50c na Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hart forU Ky Donovan Co Braver vlDam Ky fm iAWarning Curds The Kentucky law lately passed b- In retard to the abolishment of the fItpublic drinking cup requires that Iruw all stores hotels boarding houses HI l depots and other public places U1 where drinking water Is usually tip kept shall keep a large Vard with l 0the law printed thereon postedr tta close b said drinking water The + yr Herald is prepared to furnish theaeItpcards at ten cents apygceby mairn1or by hand Better keep within the + 10 bounds of the law ttatThe first verdict of dean raIt W turned In Todd county in sixty sbyears was that reported when t4p i n ter twentyfive minutes fconi iiJ I eration the Jury In t1ecale of tD Isom Tallaferro a negro found the 1 dl defendant guilty of criminal asI I shalt t I 1 Y lt Y w + IIthor A id fi W- IrnIzYKIDNy DIII 1i7 1- RMLYMaftlYtii MLraa11rNIif04 use foci th i ell1 w ijtel WI T t 1 I 1912I THE HARTFORD HERALDSEVENrrJUSTT WHAT FEW- V01ESICDULD J j DD- rr un Matter of Electing a i President I CHBE OF A FEW TH005IIH- A I Iq a National Election Wou d- JJ 4Mean Much Iin the Final Result SOME INSTANCES IN 1OIN Taking the popular vote for Pre Identin19b8Js a basis It can be J readily calculated how great or how JI little harm the proposed third part can do to the regular Republlca ticket The nomination of Goveie nor Wilson takes away the probe It blllty of a third ticket securing any Q large number of votes from amon the progressive Democrats and IIt- is Hardly possible It will receive any I voted from the conservatives of that party It must depend then al- mostr wholly on what votes It can take away from Mr Taft In a number of States the Republican plurality four years ago t was quite small and It will require a loss of only a small percentage of the Republican vote in those States to give them to the Democratic ticket For example If the thlr 1 party can draw away 11 per cent oC the Republican vote in Delaware 3- sper cent in Indiana 2 per cent In e Montana 12 per cent In Ohio and 2M per cent In West Virginia tho electoral votes of those States wl1 6 Igo to Wilson provided he is able e to hold the normal Democratic vote e The progressive sentiment Is sup e posed to be very strong In Callfoi r nla Idaho Kansas Maine North 11Dakota and Oregon To take those y I States away from Taft the third f i party will have to poll 40 per can 1 of the Republican vote In Califoi nla 3i per cent in Idaho 30 per 8 cent In Kansas 15 per cent Inn Maine 45 per cent in Noth Dakot f afyd 30 per cent In Oregon h To secureo the electoral vote In It I any State the third party must de Ifeat Taft and Wilson In such State ISll Thus tv carry California jponnecttI 1 tnt iltlahoy Kansas Main No- Hantpytlrei North Dakota and Ore t I I agonlIt must receive CO toO per IifI I1f those States I j 1 tnHer tho system qk c ppslng ii- i1r Bresldimt through the medium DC 11I leetors Jt + frequently occurs teaI t1ie change of a very Co u votes to s art lduldprdduceloa different result In tor 184 a change oft less than 1001- In the State pf New York would have made Blakne and not l Presld ehr In 1888 ia- It 1Cleveland1 C 30060 votes divided best 0 tweri certain States would hay 0 r defedled Hafrrsbn and made Cleve- landof fits oWn successor It would IS Jlhaveretiufred a change of but 35 e I 000 if property placed to liijvi m made Bryan President In 1896 am a change of 61000 would have ac compllshed the same result In lobo 1 1A tike change would have giver i ttn a majority of the electoral tote I its against Taft In 1908 t In IfcOO a change of a slngleelec toral Vpte would have elected Jet t ferson without leaving itto the House In 1876 Hayes was declar ed elected by the joint cotnmlBslor by a majority of but one vote In tit Electoral College New York allr Indiana decided the election foi Cleveland In 1884 and for HarHsoi r l ijni888 and again for Cleveland it- t 1 Ja2 in IBOU the vote uiNew- Yoric Would have elected Hancqck j anl fcarfleld carried the State byaIt plurality of onlyr21OI0awash v fliton Post A CLOtDlIUHST CAUSES iifXT A cANi DEtTB- f tlte + ilr- e oftSLLoufq July J4ptciur personu- t Jla wPW drowned atyAjtpn lIW tptla offlyt aagl9uj 1IrsjofW Uehidga rqfd 2 q fit miles pf treIr9Cked UQl 91 tu1ld rslugs WijUgal JMfqttft Hoi rGaetA V1rS Ft- 9t 4pnjfywttitoi I t i I prpJIArylo f a Jr TlapJg9dpsK si Io1Iowiccdhtsiuce u11tacyfanstorp yJticl slnstQdialli r llo nightAy heluclpltdagsptt over I ltMrtW p tilpreP lplwlnWl gtrtete land thirdcellarst mo rain fell in torrents sensing po watt fl watwlt l1ilf fppt deep r yitf through she principal busl esp and i residence sUeetssh MV 111n I Sewerwtbrokoawaallipg Awa tftie- f foundations oftsltxresidepaeaawhlah 9 s dropped iljitp ihe p JlBrsir uici l oIlt culvert undeptthggasjplapt gC J the Alton Oas Electric iQon pany was washed putt and the edtj- wiiFM ioi i PWSwmPlt 11- r1 tsanydjG tAtffiSsgB t iiffj was due tp WIIIlamgtYI j1iS ran through thlt streets ahead ot the water btBfljtfng jsrWdowa wltlJltIS bare hands and awakening sleeping families In time to permit them Ito reach safety Many narrow escapes Were reported A peculiar feature of the storm wasthe tnanjier fh which It hovered over the Immediate vicinity of Al ton It wasinot felt beyond a sev enralle radius TilE SPLENDID WORK t DUNE AT BALTIMOn- m it The Cincinnati Enquirer says The Enquirer can congratulal the country as well as the Democratic party upon the work f the National Convention at BaltImore The progressive majority In that convention placed the party In rult accord with the political sentlmer of the people of the United States and freed the party we hope forever from influences that have fc years been detrimental to the Intel ests of the public The delegates who stood togeth1 in this work of progreaaWIsm os rltten In the platform and gum anteed by the nominations of Wood row Wilson and Thomas 11 Mal shall deserve the thanks of all tho citizens of the iUted 3ctOi r I their d notion ii tle interests af the mastt3 cr iri people The Democratic party has once more proMilI irs rplu to PIUHISS th confldunce of the voters It has met the Issues of the day with couragie I iBCUESJil tlipn openly mid toldl and proposes to solve them for tqe people by the people In the Interests of tnj ijoplo It Is the party of progress once more as It was In the days of Jet ferson It Is the party of the masse I JacksonIple Whatever reason there was Cor the formation of a progressive party after the disruption of the Re pnbllcan party at Chicago lla t month that reason no longer ex- Ists for the Democratic party offer to the advanced thought of the nf tlqn a platform and candidates that cannot fall to win support and con mendation The enormous Independent vole of the United States has now pre seated to It men of acknowledge Integrity the utmost firmness and recognized ability as candidates Cor the highest offices In the land and these candidates and their part are free from the stranglehold oC I bosses and the malign Influences pf monopolistic interests The Democratic party appeal through Its platform and Its rand dates to the Intelligence and theI patriotism of the people of thct I Union and It pledges them progres with safety advancement with se curity honest administration for aU and special privileges to none There Is now no room for a thlr great political organization The Republican party mdy require reformation since thq affair of the Chicago Convention but the Democratic delegates at Baltlmor made the alignment for progresslv Isnvso clear clean and complet that their party meets fully the de- mandS of popular sentlmen throughout the Union a MUCH Olli IX KENTITKV t UHE OHIO COUNTY lIKM rj The Frankfort State Journal says The bringing hiof a 200 barre gusher In Ohio county should caus a renewal of Interest In the oil bus- Iness I In Western Kentucky Theni small reason for doubting tha lis Is much good oil territory In that part of the State as well as In Eastern Kentucky Some of this i territory already Is under lease but Inn great portion of It no ver satisfactory tests have teen made jjFon1ucky some years ago had an l Oil1 boom but It was overshadowed by bigger discoveries In other fields There Is no lack of oppor tunlty for Investments along that line and there Is enough proven territory to make the State an Impor tant oilproducer for many years to come yandby when some 01 the oleaginous booms elsewhere subside Kentucky will come Into her ori v s t CArd of Thanks We wish to thank the nunVeroiii neighbors land friends whpeo will Ingly assisted In the idlll eht searct for the body of our son and brother Earl Barnard who was drowned In Green river Juno 17 We appre this Immensely and wish to jClateQ t our thanks for the very assistance and consoling rprds both at tine rwr arid Tat home We are very thankful foi j Jjlp J rthtns a natter of oasIance- nrecavery of hlabody aad cpnsd atlqn top us but more especially as i fJ1prkpt re pQct to Earl t Weatilt thattYOl accept i9 r ReJJ111ierqtlantce and we spray t fqryipqd1 a- bleaglnyttirgcrd tQ jbu fps IIlC Mh istUn a5pfatanrta paflonly iajfwarded byr the Supreme Power Mrand Mrs J TandHG Barr r nArpe tt CALL IS ISSUED FOR COUNTY CONVENTION In Kentucky j Saturday July 27r Roosevelt Forces Are Organizing Lexington Ky July l6Atco- nterence a of Roosevelt men at the Phoenix hotel here a call was or dered Issued for county mass con ventlons In Kentucky at 2 ocloc Saturday July 27 except in thos counties which already have takenI action in support of the Colonel Following the mass convention district conventions will be held 01 II August 1 at which delegates to the Chicago convention to be held Aug j ust 5 will be held A meeting o the delegates will be held In Louis vllle on August 3 to select four delegates at large Each district willI be represented by two delegates and with the four delegatesat large Kentucky will be represente at the Chicago convention by 2G delegatesThe i selection of PjesldentlaI electors will not he made until af ter the Chicago convention accord log to Leslie M Combs who pre sided at the conference Mr Combs presided over the meeting which was composed o representatives of the Seventl Eighth Ninth and Tenth Congress- Ional districts Mr Combs told of a recent visit to Louisville where he was Informed that threefourthI of the Republican vote of that city I was for Col Roosevelt Among those who took part ii1 the meeting besides Mr were former Postmaster Thomas L Walker former County Chairman C H Berrymun Capt T W I Throckmorton of Lexington T Sanders Orr editor of the Harrods burg Leader A M Wash of Har rodsburg Col K S Hltchlngs oC Olive Hill and Dr Salisbury o f Ashland IKKNTISS July liiIrs Ophelia Lead I daughter Miss Berchle and grand I sons Masters Paxton and Irving Casebier of Beaver Dam have returned home from a twoweeks vis It with Mr D Ilummor and familY Iat r Miss Laura Shultz has returned from an extended visit with rela tlve Iii Owensboro Sirs W Tllford aliil chlldrony1 oIf HSrtlinsbunr visited relatives near here recently ReV Burton tlll preach at East Prdvtcleiiee1 the third Sunday at 1 1 oclock Miss Matt Casebler visited MrsB J VtJakcr and family mar Ce ralvo recently I Miss CleVtf Shultz returned re- centlpfroniavisitl With relatives a Narrbws Tkfr Jewel1 SliultsJ and slaterMls IS Oracle spent the Fdurth of July lin OWensboro r I Mr C W Elliott and Mies Nan rile1 Tanrter Mr Fred Hocker an I Miss Mary Neighbors were marrlet1 tof Rev Gordons here recently Rev Gordon performing the cere moniesMrs Leslie Shultz and two childIII ren have been visiting relatives li Madlsonvllle the past week Misses Pearl and Jessie Noune of Central City are visiting relatives near here i II Mrs Nat Shultz Is visiting her daughter Mrs Stum In Madison Tlllo Miss Carter of mmi Broadway has been visiting rela tlves here the past week JMiss Onls Bracken spent a days at Broadway recently I Misses Lura and Mary LeadI have returned from a visit with relI atlves near Knlghtsberg Mitt An Iceberg New York July 1iCaptatn Baxter of the Anchor Line steamcp Camorna which arrived today ro ported Jhat It was so cold all week on thev extreme soutlierlypas sage thathis pijssenpprs had tt wrap themselves IIn ttir iandIi shawls A small Icober was sightl id about longitude 7 tt- Itlliltl t TT TRttit1 July 1i5 7hl mbnunierit erected- to ll the inemtiryat Sovereliarn Bon Patts ottheOlatdn Camp W 0 P- was upvelrccl ht tI Vermin cemet ryeStuiclay lvt1 ninnrOMiatecare- monies I Scfverefgn Ottrf C Martin bf abdrtegyRev1Vlllls aymus Saturdayliflht of Arid stuntl day Wheat threshing hash guIII Iola vicinity rYlie yield Is Unusually lightuMrGeorgaSiatispainting the Tftsldeno of LIL11arcutl wf t t t fir WpbasllIre July ro J I1Jstdm- onths ago Charles lash was- aught J11 falling troDau4Tl rlsoner beneath the ilrnbSintll 1- so v help arrived three hours latpr Jus as he was convalescent from seiiou Injurlrs ho ercelved he was kicker In the face by a mule and his nosi broken Today he fell from n two story building and UU arm was broken and hip crushed SHKKVK July lfiMr T E Butler made a business trip to Hartford Satur day School Is progressing nicely at this place with Mrs Duff as teacher There Isa large attendance Miss Fannie Whlttlnghlll oC Hardlnsburg spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Duff Mrs Alonzo Grant and little daughter Lela of near Rockport Ind are the guests of relative and friends here Mrs Louanna DeWeese Fords vllle Is the guest of her son LaCe- r DeWeese Mr Islip White and wife are tin proud parents of a baby boy whIch arrived the 12th Rev Russell Walker left lastII week for Caneyvllle where he was called to help In a protracted meet- Ing at New Hope church I rlfllerlII sey Mr1 S Armstrong of Clover port was the truest of Travis Con try and family a few days ago Tho Red Men here are preparing for P grand plcnlc the thII i j Mr Joint Dunn and Florence of Duff Ky were tin guests of MrI Lodgsdon and family Saturday and Sunday N ot An liggsptgcratlan Tip Herald Ih indebted to Mr flea Thomas of Beaver Ham In sthe hands of Mr Harvey Tlchenor for a peculiar freak In a hens egg- We have frequently seen an ess with two yolks but the one sent Tub Herald by Mr Thomas Is pe cullnr In that It Is n complete eg within an egg In other words thinner t and outer egg each has n welI developed shell the outer being ia- shade the thinner shell t Spcclnl Session IAt aeperlal meeting of the Ohio County Fiscal Court held In com hall Saturday a contract was lett for building an Iron bridge across Caney creek on the Hartford amI Leltchtleld road The approval of the contractl IIIII for the building of an Iron brldgi across Hpugh river at lutes Falls was postponed until August Jith- NOthhiwas done towards building the contemplated macailaq road on the Hartford and Livermore road 4 o o 000000000000000i I 0 MAUKIAciK IICRN R- oooopocooooooo CI 0 VVlHIc IJennetfIIonder to Oln 1 Goodall Williams Mites ItSLlIJon prlfHn Hartford to Oni Moore Hartford v R A Karraker Douglas UL ttc LXila AetonOlalon John Shaver Render toAlIc Robinson Render Andrew Mercer Render to Char I lotte Ann Gentry Render II Fred Mitchell Olaton to Ods jMlnton Hartford to EveG L Tooley Rockport niB Mlnton Echols IOIn PAPERS Foil SALK at The Herald onice Nice and clean tied up In bundles Five cents a bun dle three for ten cents tf IIfl1I1 National Educational Asso elation chose Salt Lake City for Its I place of meeting next year THOROUGH WORK How Hartford Citizens Can FindJ Freedom From Kidney Troubles If you suffer from backache i ItFrom urinary disorder Any curable disease of the kid oneys tse a tested kidney remedy Doans Kidney Pills have1 been tested by thousand Grateful people teUlfyi jPcbnvlfiCingjPF r box of DoansKianeJ Pills about three lrI17 n gad found them ery b 1eUII lhad trains In side and across Jthn small of her bflck JSeeflg Dqans Kidney PHI so highly recommended In the ton CI1I p llers she gor a supply at Olbr sons drug afore and becan using as directed lit a short time sho was cured and has not Had any further need of a kidney remedy 4 For eslebyall dealers Price 60 cents FosterMllhurh Co Buffalo NowYI r- kiplt t IIgend 5 tar the UnltelItw 1I Remember th nameDoana and take no other I Are You Nervous 1 I What makes you nervous It Is the weakness of your i womanly constitution which cannotstand the strain of theII hard work you do As a result you break down and ruin your entire nervous system Dont keep this upi Take Cardui the womans tonic Cardul is made from purely vegetable ingredients It acts gently on the womanly organs and helps them to do their proper work It relieves pain and restores health in a natural manner by going to the source of the trouble and building p the bodily strength ICARDUII Mrs Grace Fortner of This is what she says nervous I could not bear to I fainting spells and I lost of Cardui helped me Now I fainting spells and I cannot 1- I know it saved my life It is Do you suffer from any of Take Cardui It will help Write to Ladies Advisory Dept for Special Instructions and Mpasc book OF BOURBON POULTRY- CURE down the throat of a eaplnl chicken deitroya the worms and laves the chicks tile A few drops In the drlnklnl water curet and PREVENTS DISEASE I I I rot the treatment of White Diarrhoea chlchs and Blackhead and other diseases In turkeyI BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL One 30c bottle makes 12 gallons of medicine i Z Vlllini JHUiiel Iavcr llini Iiilin A Miller McHcnry Ky n + + I + 1 + + i + 1 + + 1 1i0fOTL t Albert Oiler + j r FOI I + + Carpenter and liepnir Work 11 + TIN WOKK and FJlKCAPS M I 01 Pump and Furniture lifpairiiij + I S- gy Solderinsr and slut 1ilinjr Hug 1Tops Covered and Lined +I Yirtill findI him in tin Dr John + Mitcliell ofliio on Main Street 1 Beaver Dam Ky tt- o t + + + 1 + + 1 + + + + HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE HACED IN YOUR RESIDENCE OR PLACE OF IJLS INESS AND PUT YOl USED IIN DIRECT CONTACT WIT TH- ELong Distance Lines I TO ALL STATES FOR TIlE COMPANYS SlKCIA I I CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRES- SJ I W I OBANONLocal Hartford K W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Heaver Dam Ky d FOLEYRIDNEYKLIS rOR BAOKAOME KIDNEYS AHD Notice If yon wpnt i lot lies o1an1 Viiif cleinetl nail oJ tin Hartford Pressirtg ClllhW chiii oleafi ally ldnd of doth you Jwyc uifitllt1111 rll1ltc tllllt they will he salt bttetoryii not nothing willI lye charged iYc atc ready to oleiii yoni cfotliies for fttfiiVfi Wc alo luiVthi new tulle Ott kite sand pics and WQ naraikkJi pOijA fetft ciillcon nflWhoti ii11 i need of vorjc in our line flared Pressihg Club YIM C A i ldgr j FRED N ALL MgrII IWomansI WomansTonict BARN = SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY tr ft Si II lt riirr Mini rr K udril- Hhnuuhrr IIi RI thf IdaPfnrurdii jiin1tiir llli lor Cllr Krllrittl priHtile nf ltow fx fIitr vrlinhnil Hid dIi n t Mr utttU I Ioilll Hiiiy A flU111I I from willIndla9dtelllu Haralorl 1Ihll iaii lIu I loll III Iliut Iford Ky i iJM PORTER IAttorney at Law KYIl t and ad oltinacountien KinD 10 a- nIneennotedI i to hie care FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Alll practice nil profe +slon In Ohio and djlntfiR counties und Iti the Court of Appeals vrlnilual practice anil CoUclloun a ipecliltT Once In the Herald bulldlnfc Otto C Hartin Attorney at Law IIAKTKOIM 1KY OlIUv up iahs over YiNon Prone IIOHI court luiiisc illl piactlce Ills prorvlon 11111 the coiirls of this old niljolnln cona- Iies sod Court of AiiK nNCoinnicr clal and criminal iractice a spec laity PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Cleans and traaliritl th h- lnmiiit 1 f A lazjxUnl RrowtY OrvHairPrrt nta bar tillerr RM alrtnrorclt ESTABLISHED 1858 it a a watch IIIOb or iilver you can get best quality at jcC1 OLDEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE- IN THE SOUTH IcUilely 0oM IOlilespiePttOPR1lTORSI J sPIE y I JLACKSMITHING r t And Il tWarkI Horsesliog 8i iASpecialty I 1tfTFQl KY O O Y T1 1 r r ffHartford Herald Only SI1 Year a r1 i r 21 2 r tt rIkft7JJ r r1 71 4 T i 4L Ict zT i r rJ r- r JY JJiJ PJt i 1iI VAUK EIGHT THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY 17 10J2 Hie Hartford Herald a T u II K E KAIMIOAD TIME T- IIILE 1 AT HAitTFOKD KY The following L 8 N Time CardI hi Affective from Monday Aug 2lst i North Hound x No 112 duo at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m I South Dound No 115 due at Hartford 843 a m No 113 due at Hartford 14C p m II E MISCIIKK Agt y tl VAST CAVE DISCOVERED ill SOUTHERN ARIZONAAI t Explorers Fail To Reach EndJI i Stalactitic Formations- Beautiful h 2COK010R Ariz July 12One of vibe most wonderful eaves In the vYOtld bas been found In Southern ICAmona lTnnixnied unexplored andI I 1moat unknown Is the vast cavern Only a tow persons have dared en lento view Its grandeur and to study the wondrous work of nature The cave lies In time foothills of the Hmiehua Mountains about 40 urtlus northweHt of Nogales Santa Crux county Exploring partiesI I have watered and spent days j Sod le but none have over ills I endIpastaKowavs rooms i ami chambers Innumerable someI I tratIsparrntIlevel and smooth crilletl It the dance hall and others i have unfathomed pits and chasms I One party rcturnliiK here today wxhl that Immense stalactite columns extending from roof to floor I may be seen on either side of the entmnrt As they proceeded on the downward Journey the formations harame more Interesting until they round themselves In a labyrinth of- manages resembling hallways win tlows or entrances In other rooms or chuirlwii In which aunenr stnl ttfiliUis In thin sheetsround square ami In fact In almost nil shapes conceivable from a few Inches to tJO feet In length In the first chamncr a most beau tut stalactite rises from the floor t to shout twenty feet In height I and stnnili out Independent and lone in all Its silent splendor Other can be seen and have their inillvlduul beauty but they do not twnpare with this monarch Of the discovery little Is known I Vat McCarty of Cantle was perhaps tho first local explorer of the cave I c I thoIwhich readily crumbled on being1 handled Some Indian pottery and brads have been found samples of TucI son tnlverslty Toledostate of Ohio City of Lucas county ss Frank IChoney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F JI t Cheney Co doing bulslness In tho I City of ToledoCounty and State afore t f thefcnrtt and every case of Catarrh that i cannot be cured by the use of Halls t Cttarrh Cure Frank J ClwneyI Sworn to before me and subscribed Deiember A D 1SSC I Sealj A W Gleason Notary Public Balls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system I testlutunlulsfreeI Co Toledo Ohio I bold Tjy all Druggists 75c y conyt DKlUiH Tlfl OUiOXII I Il111aI II IOnI JUlie 24th Mrs Charlie Fer KUhon of near Oblon Tenn cehIbrated her roth birthday In honor I of the Haptlst Ladles Aid of whichII j she Is a member Also a numbe nf fJj fJ fJotherfrlends and neighnm s and her father U T Her c r tlirtforl Ky and a sister and two children fiom I i Princeton limit A wagon was sntII In from tho country home place and I I loaded up with women and chllllI run Joe II Harmon had another l wagon loaded up the same way I vhllu buggies carried the rest The lufmber was between 50 and 60 and I i nil the guests did not get there Tho day wad cool and delightful i and every one from the youngest toII tho oldest seemed filled with love and good cheer A large table was I t IIort forest and seemed almost to groan 9PV give way under the load of 1 good things to satisfy a vigorous tt- ff appetite and was fit for any king or- t j queen of any earthly realm Enough t r and to spare for all Including UK group of oldtime dnrlclcs Aftei the repeat came a beautiful rellg lous service conducted by ReV Hen drlck the State evangelist and hei pastor Rev W A Laugh Themy spoke In eloquent terms of the gIJ alai hostess and tin day of joy and gladness she had furnished to hei guests and then after a sweet pray er of hissing she was placed before the happy throng and while the sweet words of God He Wit li Us Till We Meet Again were car rlPd out toward heaven on the wings of the air each one gave to friend a warm greeting and lour The scene of sweet friendship between loved ones nhc- I floodgatAes oi true joy The day shall never rile I within our memory and afar down I eftsIn t py day It was the wlslf of the hostess to entertain her friends IIn the old sweet southern way without n any presents expected and yetI ninny beautiful gifts were bestowed upon this affable and loving hostess and all present wished her many happy returns of Me same day as the clock of old Father Tittle ticks off our little life and then the great eternal Sabbath of the foulI where we shall never snv goodbye Lonsw TO VXSLI v 1000000000000000IiI io SUKS C- ooooooooooooooo Muster CmniiiKslniiers Sate Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky A K Pate Assignee c Plaintiffs 9 V L Ioseley Admr Defendant By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1912 In the above cause for the sum of 10000 with Interest at the rf te of 0 per cent per annum from the 27th day of July 1907 untill raid and 7SHO costs herein I will offer for pale by public auction at the court house door In Hart ford on Monday the th lay August 1012 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six mouths the following described property to witTwo tracts of land in Ohio coup ty Kentucky aIstone In Heavrlns earner thence InIlIlarlnsI poles to a stoic In Peachs line thence South 24 East 5S poles Ilseland1 Htiiie line S iiaI V 71 poles to the beginning containing 2ii acres more or less Being same land con vexed to Thos Coghlll by Virginia Mills Lee Mills and wife by deed of date Nov 20 1809 which deed Is put to record In Deed nook page Ohio County Clerks office SECOND TRACT Beginning at a stone In Johnsons corner of Heavrins line thence South with Heavrlns line to the Cromwell road thence with said road to 3 white oaks Johnsons corner theiacres Same conveyed to Thos Coghlll and M T Likens and wife and W Likens Iby deed dated Dec 4 1 1903 or sufficient thereof to produce tho sums of moony or dered to bo made The purchaser will bo required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This Ifth lay of July 1912 K K HIRKHKAD Master Commissioner IL IP Taylor Attorney Muster Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Alvis Fulkerson et aI Plaintiffs- vs Charles Fulkerson et al Defend ants By virtue of a judgment and pro der of solo of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1912 In the above cause for the sum of tiii9fi with Interest at the rate of C per cent per annum from the 10th day of June 1903 until paid and the further sum of 400 with like Interest from the 18th day of December 1909 and the fur ther sum of 10000 with like Interest from 29th day of July 1910 and 444i costs herein I will of fer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the ith day of August 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the following described property towlt A tract of land In Ohio county Kentucky Beginning at three dogwoods and a hickory thence N 60 W 03 poles to a hickory and black oak thence N 40 E 70 poles to a black oak white oak and hickory thence N106f poles to a hickory dogwood and white oak thence E 164 poles to a stake or stone thence South 40 poles to two maples thence S 45 W 215 poles to the beginning Containing 133 35 acres belrg same land cotveyed by r Mrs Susan Fulkerson to Charles D Fulkerson by deed dated November 12 IPOO and recorded In Deed r Book 23 page 86 Ohio County Clerks office or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money ordered to be made r The purchaser will be required t execute bond with approved secur Uy Immediately after sale This 16th day of July 1912 E E BIRKHEAD Master Commissioner Likens 8 Crowe Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale t Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky John Klttenger Admr Plaintiff vs L lL1 Rhoads Defendant By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuitt Court rendered at the June term 1912 in the above cause for the sum of 20000 with Interest at the rate of fi per cent per annumIi from the llth day of October 1904 until paid subject to the following credits By 800 August IPst 1906 and 4000 October 23d 190S and l2lii costs herein Ii will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the nth day of August 1912 about one oclock Ip m upon a credit of six months the follow ing described property towlt- A tract of laud In Ohio County IKentucky on the waters of South Panther creek and hounded as fol lows Beginning at a willow tree on the Hartford and Hawesville road thence lE with said road 120 yards to the corner of Creed Hardlns yard thenre N W 193 yards to a stone thence S 106 yards to the beginning containing two and one half acres more or less This land being a part of the farm owned by T T Hardln and deeded to John lL Wade on March i 1S9S recorded In deed hook aii page 494 Ohio County Clerks office or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of 1mon1 ordered to he made The purchaser will he required to execute bond with approved secur saletThis 15th day of July 1912 IE IE BIRKHEAD Master Commissioner Likens Crowe Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Cieo IK Barr Plaintiff- vs Sam Pate Defendant By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the Juno term 1912 In the above cause for the sum of rllOC 23 with Interest at the rate of fi per cent per annum from the 2d day of October 1901 until paid and 47JtO costs here in I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford on Monday the r th day of August 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit One tract or parcel of land In Ohio county Kentucky on the Waters of Hanleys branch and bound ed as follows Beginning at aII stone on side of Woodwards Valley road thence N 80 W 140 poles to a stake poplar and hickory stump corner with Wm Johncon In Hudsons line thence with Hudsons line N 1 W 00 poles to a stake In his line thence S 86 W 108 poles to a white oak In tho W Crowe line thence with the same S 1 E 1 10 poles to a stake on said road where said line crosses It thence with said road as It mean ders to the beginning containing 0 acres more or less or sufficient thereof to produce the sums occ money ordered tp be madpII The purchaser will be required toIexecute bond with approved secur ity Immediately after sale J This IHth lay of July 1912II E E DmKJHADIMaster CommissionerI Glenn Simmerman Attorneys Master CominUslonciH Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky Bertha Westerfleld et al Plaintiffs VS Stella May Westerfleld et al Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1912 In the above cause for the purpose of reinvestment after pay ing the costs herein including a reasonable attorneys fee herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hart ford on Monday the 3th day of August 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months tho following described property towIt v Two tracts of land In Ohio coun ty Kentucky and bounded as fol lowsFIRST TRACTLying In Ohio county State of Kentucky on the I waters of South Panther creek be- gInning at two beeches and a sweet gum corner to John Greer thence 1i= with Greens line South 39 West 49 poles to two hickories and two black oaks thence South 8 West 66 poles to a white oak corner to lot No6 thence with line of same South 64 East 108 poles to a dogwood hickory and sassafras thence North 26 East 104 poles to a stone- D In Greens line thence with Greers line North 64 West 104 poles to the beginning containing 70 acres more or less this being the same land conveyed from Salllo P Low ellen to S L Taylor deed recorded In Ohio County Clerks office Book W at page No 525 SECOND TRACT Bounded as follows Beginning at a black oak dogwood and sassafras In John Greers line thence South 11 Ya East 129 poles to a poplar and hick ory thence South 79 West 81 poles to a stone corner to lot No1 thence with the lino of lot No 1 North 11 II west 129 poles to three hickories thence North 79 East 81 poles to the beginning containing 05 acres more or less The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security salei 1912 E E BIRKHEAD Master Commissioner Holbrook K Moseley Attorneys Muster Commissioners Smile Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky W IP Smith c Plaintiffs- vs Ex Parte Defendant By virtue of a judgment and or Ier of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the June term 1912 In the above cause for the purpose of paying certain debts division of time proceeds amongst the parties In Interest or reinvest ment after the costs herein Includ fag a reasonable attorneys fee of 2iOO Is paid I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the ith day of August 1912 about one oclock p m upon n credit of six months the following described property towlt A tract of land In Ohio county Kentucky bounded as follows Beginning at a stone at the side of the Harmons Ferry road near a schoolhouse thence X K4 W 45 poles to a black oak In C Hudsons line thence S 82 W 110 poles to a stone and large white oak pointers corner to C Hudson Field thence S SS E 12 poles to a stone on the side of said road thence J with said road S 84 W 6apoles to a stone thence S 1I E 40 poles to a stone thence S 00 E 94 poles to a stone and two elms corner to Seth Riley old Bell place thence S 9 W 8 poles to n stone corner to Riley thence S 77 E 55 poles to a stone In Husseys line thence with his line N 81 E 54 poles to a stone In said road thence with said road N 89 E 13 poles to the beginning containing 55 acres more or less Being the same land conveyed on the 26th day of November 1902 by Rowan Hol brook Special Commissioner to the said Mary M Smith by order of the Davless Circuit Court The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 15th day of July 1912 E E BIRKHEAD Master Commissioner W O Newton Attorney Mull Carriers Will PIIThis Is an age of great discover ies Progress rides on the air Soon we may see Uncle Sams mall carriers flying in all directions transporting mall People take a wonderful interest In a discovery that benefits them Thats why Dr Kings Xew Discovery for coughs colds and other throat and lung diseases Is the most popular medi dine In America It cured me 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