You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, August 7, 1912.

Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, August 7, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912080701 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, August 7, 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. mm r j r THE HARTFORD IIERALDo Subscription Y 1 Perk Year in Advance II Cone the Herald of a Soiij World the Seiri of 111 Xatioai Lombtrio at Xj Cad 4M Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 1 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7 1912 NU 32 I BULL MOOSERS OPEN THE BALL f In Convention of Thir Party Leaders MUCH ENTHUSIASM IS SHOH Senator Beveridge Temporary ChairmanMany Pictures Were on Display TKD11V 13 IX THE 11ACKGROUX Chicago Aug tThe Nation Progressive party tool Its place In the arena otAmerlcon politics IHre today when its first notionall rui vention assembled in time Collsoui where the Republican national con vention was held sever weeks rigl Col Theodore Roosevelt spoi sor for the new party arrived II In Chicago title moriUiu but did nc attend the first session of the convention Ho will deliver his eon fession of faith tomorrow Former Senator Albert J Bevei idge of Indiana was elected temporary chairman of tt1e conventlo after Senator t lion hud called tho assemblage to order and prayer hatl been offered Senator I5everidg greeted with prolonged cheers tIe llvered his keynote speech bristling with the most advanced idea of progresqlvlsm The floor of the big conventlo hall was crowded and the galleries slow to fill at first had but compai athely few empty seats when the convention got under way shortly before 1 oclock The delegate were mot enthusiastic frequent Interrupting the proceedings with cheers and applause The scerSe inI t111c hall ex epTo the lack of a jam In the galleries was most Identical with that of the Republican convention The seal lug arrangements for the dele gates and alternates had been changed but little Many of the standards had been raised on the Identical spots where they stood during the tumultuous convention which renominated President Taft New York Ohio and Pennsylvania bad front row places California a pioneer State In the Roosevelt movement was promoted to a prominent front position at the right of the stage The hall was gayly decorates with flags and bunting The blS sounding board suspended by wire over the speakers stand looking for all the world like an aeroplane In flight attracted much attention It had been constructed particularly for Col Roosevelts speech tomor row afternoon but slmillarly as sisted everybody else including threading anti tally clerks Large canvas portraits wore ia feature of the decorations Back of the stage were those of Wash- Ington Jefferson and Lincoln The portrait of Jefferson had been la beled Jackson but the mistake wits rectified before the convention was called to order At the left of the stage was a portrait of Hamilton and at the right one of Andrew Jackson at first labeled Jefferson The Washington Jefferson and Lin coin portraits have been linked on all the convention tickets and badgesSuspended from the band gallery at the far end of the hall where all could see was an oil painting of Col Roosevelt The artist did not at all flatter the Progressive leader Over the main entrance was a stuff ed head of a splendid specimen of a bull moose It l6said the new party will frays an entirely now set of rules to govern the deliberations of the convention differing In all essential details from those In vogue at Democratic and Republican gather ings and providing especially for great latitude do debate The program for todays session Inclu4ed calling the convention to order by Senator Dlxon prayer reading of the call Introduction of the temporary chairman and the delivery by him of a keynote speech Next will come the appointment of committees and then an expo rlence ufeeUng will beheld with delegates from every State expected to give briefly the reasons for the organization of the new party and 1 c their personal experience with the old organization YOUT8EV LIVES OX ItRUAn ADD WATKR WOXT TKL The Frankfort State Journal says Henry Youteey is still on his bread and water diet in the Frankfort penitentiary because he refuses to tell who helped him smuggle letters out of the prison am had them mailed to a number of peopleIt regarded as a very serlou offenso against prison discipline to walls1forgled out then letters conniving at plots to escape may also bl son out For thnt reason the prlsoi officials are very strict with all tin guards and other employes abou submitting all letters at the office of tho warden before they are mail ed and no letters are allowed to be delivered to convicts till they have been opened and read I Youtsey admits that he had sum letters mailed but refuses to tell who took them outside the walls for him He Is still in solitary con finoment and living on a diet otI bread and water He Is not allowed ttr talk to anyone HfiJIIUitOPt up his silence for about two weeks and shows no indication of weak cnlng In his resolve not to tell Ol course the prison officials have ar I Idea who helped Youtsey pet hit I letters mailed but they have nt positive proof against him so far QlAKRRIi OVKU IIIJIXOII OF CHILI KXI1S VATALU Glasgow Ky Aug 3Jolu Troxell shot and Instantly killed Newton Spears here last night The two men are related by marriage and live In tho same house and were both employed at the brickyard y t Troxell claims that Spears be came angry at his little girl and be pan whipping her finally beating her heed against the floor Troxell says he interfered In behalf of the chlH and asked Spears to stop Spears resented the Interference and obtaining a Tiatchet began to advance on Troxell who ran Into another room closely foftowed by Spears Troxell grabbed a shotgun and tired on Spears nt close range the charge taking effect In his neck I almost severing his head from his bodySoon after the shooting Troxell I was arrested and placed In jail He clflms Eelfdefense Troxell Is 43 years old while Spears was fifi Spears was widely i known over the county as an old time fiddler This Is the second klllluc In that neighborhood in the past two months 0 VHKHll FLOOD CONDITIONS I WKIIi MAD SURF KXOUOU Hawesvllle Clarion says iiTheThe CnptPlns Gordon have come some from the Mississippi river for i their usual summer vacation They report the region on both sides of the Mississippi where the recent flood raged as drearier than ever I before and the packet steamboat buolness thoroughly dead They say I there is not only no business Visible or poasllble along the river now lint that there Is practically in lle there except bird life They iv nit of the live stock was drown ed and the people were so Impover 1 ished that they could not buy more Tho result is tint fields for miles on both sides of the river are tvnito A few big milling Indus tries that nice flourished and gave employment to many men and pro Mired business for the boats have been ruined also Great rafts or tiles of logs have been scattered md washed out to the gulf never to be recovered Bankruptcy and rull was thus wrought on every Ellie Jn the flooded region BABE THROWN FROM A TRAIN AND WAS UNHURT Lincoln Neb Aug 3A baby girl apparently less than a wick old who had been placed In a va I Iso and thrown from a train was mind on tho outskirts of Lincoln today by a laborer who carried the hiM to his home and notified the luthorlties The Infant had seem ugly been lying for several hours t the1TorsoI l have is no clue to its parents OLD PAPERS son SALE at The Herald office Nice and clean tled1II- pln I J1 bundles Five cents a bunIl dIe three for ten cents fiRST OffiCIAL STATE PRIMARY In Kentucky Passed Off Very Smoothly THOMAS AND RHEA m CLOSE Race in Third Helm Beat Sullivan and Denny Smith Loses Out SKVKRAL HAD xu OPPOSITIO The first Statewide primary elee tlon under the law enacted by the last Legislature was held In Ken tucky Saturday Except in n few districts where there were within the Demoratic part contlstsI had aroused the interest of ers to a high pitch the vote was very light iiio storm centers upon which Interest was fixed chiefly were the Elm Third ands Eighth CmigTHfi Oiii dlutrlctsr In the First whicl Is now represented by Senatorelec Ollie M James there were four candidates Judge A W Karkle of Paducah seems to have won it majority of nt least tfOOO brII Denny P Smith of Trlgg county as the runnerup The other can DalIlerdThe contest In the Third distrIct i between Congreasman R Y Thorn as Jr anti former John S Rhea was Congrestll1nnI both claiming a victory RD by 209 votes and Mr Rhea by 1S5 It may take a recount to decide the contoit The surprise of the day came In the Eighth district where Repre pjjCfitiVe HarVey Helm had lJractl1 2cly a walkaway from Judge Jen A sullivan the friend of Joy Mc1 dreary and for whom tho spoke in Richmond lust Fridaj i ilglit Jude Sulllvnn lost his onIBounty Madison which is also losio of Gov McCrcary theII Representative O Stanley the Second district Representative len Johnson In the Fourth Repre tentative Swager Sherley in the- Fifth Rfpretentative W J Fields vI tIe Ninth all Democrats and Representatives John W Langley In the Tenth and Carob loners Into Ecventh Republicans had no pposltou In their on purlieu Representative Arthur B Rouse in ho Sixth and Representative James C Cantril in the Seventh Demo rats were renominated before the jrhnary law was enacted awl con quontly did not enter Saturdays irlmnry n V Smith was the sol1 democrat to enter the race In tIe 1 ilevcnth In the Fourth district ToC Thompson and J P Whlttlng hill were contenders for the Repub lean nomination the result of which Is yet uncertain Little lunge In Third Additional reports received from anions counties in the Third ConI repslonal district where John Rhea and R Y Thomas Jr were voted for In Saturdays Statevldo primary show that there Is little hange In votes reported Saturday Ight several precincts being miss cj It is in these precincts that the claims of the aspirants are beard Roth Thomas and Rhea claim the district by small majorl lIs The claim of Mr Thomas supporters last gave him the district by a majority of 2iO votes Mr heas friends still claim that the latter has won by nearly 200 votes A recount may bo necessary to de chle the race unless the belated re ports from missing precincts give unexpected vote to either of the indldates ILL tnotiE FOILOWKRS- MADK A POOR SHOWING Reports from the ten Congres sronal districts In Kentucky where the Progressive party held conventions show that in every district lore wore several counties In- which little interest was manlfes- tedlnl the new party In the Tenth not one county was represented and I halt a dozen delegates proceeded toI themtionalIn Several conventions President Taft was severely criticised In res ol t nsias was Senator Bradley j 1 L TO GO EASY ON TARiff REVISION But Make the Reduction Thorough ADVIcE OF GOVERNOR WilSON xi1 Is Agalnst Cut at One Swoo II I Favors Gradual Chop 1f ping Down i GI AS TO SCIKXTIFIC FARM1X Seagirt N J Aug S Revlsio of th e tariff should not be made at onejfcwoop but should he gradua and horough Is the opinion of GOY erhor Wilson The Governor so dJ clar d IIn his first discussion of the question for publication since IllJ wrote his speech of acceptance and HellIresentatlve Rcdflold of Brooklyn whom he considers one of the best Informed men In the rountiy on tlll1 tarlifWe are all agreed on that the Governor said when Interview ers asked hlm1f his views colncld ed with those of Mr Redtield on a grad ml reduction of the tariff II foun I Mr Retlfleld a remprlcabl rote sting man Most peopleklh talk tariff talk general principles he t ilks facts He knows so man facts about the tariff He Is a man ufac user and has sold goods nil over the world so that lh know wha he is talking aboutiY Alter the conference Mr Redfleli told the reporters that he and the Governor had talked on three to- picstheil tariff the trusts and thi scientific training of young farmer as n means of lowering the high cost of living On the tariff lie taidicvlhe Governors views colncld 3d With his own We tnlked of the need of a gen aral downward revision on almosl very schedule In the tariff Mr lledfleld said The revision should he thorough hut should be made bY degrees We should make progress slowlY In my opinion instead of trying to clear too much at one lump For Instance If a thirtypoint reduction Is decided upon In anyone schedule It would be better tc make two fifteenpoint reductions fit different times Instead of n sin glo reduction We want to reform the tariff but we do not want to de pore harm than good Business mien have money Invested in thou ilants machinery and stock and this money cannot be turnedl over Ike a department store turns over Its goods A store gets rid of its- stacIe quickly a manufacturer lowly The work need not be less thor oUlh It done by steps instead of by 1i single leap I think the Cover ors views are clear and steady md that le hits no thought of act ns rashly or hastily The Governor has his own views as to thor tveltrcjs and moderation in deal ng with the trusts We talked lunalderubly about them iIt Is iiv opinion that the nov rnor believes that the Government hould Jirct psfbtlsh its own policy itO clearly that it can hn readily understood Instead of being inlsluter ireted Business men and lawyers and ivorybody else have been divided as to what the Sherman Antitrust law sally means What this law means s houid he established clearly then Itt should be enforce impartially The Governor was dozily interested Mr RedfleM said in sclent IIc training of young men In farm Inifr This the Governor thought would mean much In reducing the high cost of living Inasmuch as the farmers of America do not producer acre as much at the farmers of other countries and are producing no more and In some cases less than they produced per acre years ago If the production per acre be Increased he said the farmer makes more money and at tho same time the price of his products is werodItITISIf INVESTIGATION SOP TILE TITANIC AFFAIR London Aug 3The judgment of the British Board ot Trade ourtKof Inquiry into the disaster i to the White Star liner Titanic which sank In mldocean with 151 souls after collision with an Ice berg on April 14tryas pronounce today by Lord Mersey the presid- Ing Judge before a large audience The Court finds that the collis- Ion of the Titanic with the Iceberg was due to the excessive speed at which tho ship was navigated that a proper watch was not kept that the ships boats ware properly lowered but that arrangements tor manning them were Insufficient that the Leyland liner CaHfornlr might have reached the Titanic IIf she had attempted to do so that time track followed was reasonabb Sato with proper vigilance and the there was no discrimination agalnsl thirdclass pafEOigers In the car trig of life Time Court of Inquiry exonerates J Bruce Isma Chairman anJ Managing Director or the White Btai I Line and Sir Cosmo DuffGordon OUR of the JHswn ers from any charges of Improper conduct Compliment Veil OfTiTCil The following which recently ap rime tl relmnns of the Louis vllln Times pays our count lllan and State official of whom we arc rlI very proud u deserved co ill JIll ment Pair 51o rf n11 lor tho vldeawake Deputy State Audi tor lies earned the sobriquet of Watcjriop of tlO Tronsury rnrt around the Stnte Cnnltol It Ins lour since been learned that It Is well nljjh Impossible to get by him with nnvtlilng that la not strictly ac cordinK to Hoylfl Attorney Gen ornJ James rlnetts oice Is now working on several oi liiio5s at tit Insurance of Mr Likens who has held up salaries and appropriation that did not pass muster of his sera tiny The new Prison Commission ers wino got a SSfO raise fu salary each train the LclilnuirQ wil have to wait until the Attorney General decides thov cvn recplv the Increase The boys around the Capitol building say that every thing has got to be just ae so IJH fore Gabe will issue the noc asarv I warrant on the State Treasurer and that there Is no use going to him with a claim that has any Mfs about it Tle above Is really no news to those who know Mr Likens best We predict that ho will steadily grow In favor as time goes on and at the end of the present term 1 be rnlod on to go up higher In his of ficial duties SPIXAI MKXIXUITIS IS PROVIXtJ FATAL TO MLLUS Scufllctown Ky AUR SJrhree mules died here today of spinal meningitis i I M1 ronrlson lost two ninl s fil1 Sim Ailcocl one Those mules wore valued at 230 each and can 111 afford to be lost by these men Those mulls were out on a I pnstitre together with some fort I others and suddenly they toppled over deed within a few hours or i enolt other Mr Dennlson at first i rhivTfrK It was some poisonous weed they had eaten but upon fur I the Investigation by II vetorlnavlan I who came from Xewburp Ind just morons the rlvor It was found to be meningitis It Is reported that several mulesI i eerl about ten days ago In Walnut whethIerI After the mules died here the lIasItureI IARMKK BADLY MtXJrFO- it A 5IOWIXC MACIIIXIJ I Lexington Ky Aug 2JohnI nrrcll Jr a farmer of the wCh1 fond pike eleven miles from Lex ngton lost his right arm and re dyed other Injuries which may prove fatal when a team of mules I ic was driving to a mower on his arm ran away anti he was thrown before the mower bar and dragged i for a distance of 150 yards MrCar rolls right arm was completely cut1- 0IY by the mower he received a deli cut on his back and his cloth I ng was stripped from him He was brought to the Good Samarl tan Hospital in Lexington may Hamilton Brown T end Mr Ham Brown of what is known as the Little Bend of Green Iver died at a hospital in Bowling I Green last Wednesday mornlnc I His remains were burled at the I lontzeNa church burying grounds I near Provo Ky Thursday by the I side of his wife who preceded him I onlY a week rM 4 MRS DAISY GRACE FREED BY JURY Acquitted of Charge of Shooting Husband THANKED JURY FOR DECISION Wounded Husband Declares That His Wife Lied in Her Testimony Tim CLOSK OF A FAMOlS CASH Atlanta Gn Aug 2Twelveg- ood men and true today declar ed Daisy Ople Grace not guilty of of the charge of shooting her bus land Eugene H Grace with In tent to murder The verdict was roschod after two hours deliberation during which time accused woman under went all the agonies of ono III her position When she was supported Into the courtroom just before the vvVfcrra of he jury ata atVwy this afternoon Mrs Gracu appeared to bo bordolns on collapse Tremo llriR from head to toot she was as sisted to the chair she hind occupied all during the trial which be gan last Monday and awaited the announcement which was to make her either a felon or a free woman As the Jurymen tiled In one by one Mrs Grup gtrlghtened her self In her chair then sank back and gritted her teeth Gentlemen of the jury lave you agreed upon n verdict Judge Roans Inquiry broke a silence similar to that of the tomb We hare responded the fore man Wo find the defendant not guiltySeveral seconds elapsed befor a soul In the courtroom stirred Mrs Grace bowed her head and tittered a fervent prayer Then the nws paper men aklhg a mad icribr for the door to pet the news to time world transformed the scene Into one of activity Some untlnulus tic spectator pave vent to his feel- Ings and shouted Then there was some handclappln Judge Roan raised his hand and nay demon stration that might have occurred was quickly suppressed While Mrs Graces head was stilt bowed Attorney Moore at her side arose anti said Your honor Mrs trace would like to thank the jury Like one In a daze the woman was asslted to her feet Gentlemen she paid In n voice hardly audible I want to thank you for your kindness to me She sank back Inert while friends crowded arounti her and grasped her limp hand Not even a smile expressed the relief she must have felt after her terrible or deal fJnue Dlsiipjiolnteil- Xcfnun Gn Aug 2ln her heart she knows site Is guilty declared Kupene HI Grace at his home hero this afternoon when In formed that his wife had just been acquitted of the charge of shooting him Its pretty rotten I dont see how they could have even had a mistrial She stay be Innocent In the eyes of men but she Is guilty In the eyes of God It Is bail oiinnh to lie here helpless even If I had been shot In n good cause lint It Is almost un bearable when I have boon slot In cold blood If they will prove that I so mill as IHrtol of my marriage poor us I pm I tilt he voting to give them 000 She was lying about my trying to push her trout la steamer and I never asked her for money in mv life When she testified that she had taken an oath on the Bible to keep this shooting a secret she told aft Infamous He It was n sacrilege enter part to bring in Gods minute Grace declared he reaffirmed his statement of how he was shot in every detail because It ifs true Timo it iT nion serving son ences i nthe penitentiary at Eddy rille for murder This does not In InIthe first degree Former Senator Beveridge wai nominated for Governor of Indiana by the Bull Moose party of that state y q c r TA 71F r1Ff ar rnrt lr h x A uTq rr1 Y rtar Tf THE HARTFORD HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7f 1012 TTTo0ovice0ec00ca0o000cc y 00 ootaoo VV r coooooccio OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OCOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO t I L I t- I 3 fl I H-t I I 0 I And a Good Time for Everybody C I SATURDAY AUGUST 101 1 If iP 11 1 11 In the Beautiful Grove onNorth Church I 11t Street Opposite M E Church t 1 CENTETOWNJyI I i adjoining a beautiful ball park on which the best teams of this and adjoining counties will compete for the vari 8 ous prIzes I IAt 1 p m Independent Order of Odd Fellows will assemble at hall and march to grounds where an address 0 will be delivered by prominent speaker At 3 p m Prof Ozna Shultz principal of Centertown Graded School will lecture I Contests for premiums given by others than the management will be held in front of their respective places of 8 business and all contestants must register before 9a m at which time contests will begin and follow in order on g billS i Music Refreshments and Plenty to Eatoc To ono bringing to town tho nearest worn out wagon a rebate of i on purchase price of new wagon Hv A H Rowe manufacturer of wagons j plows and general blacksmith To winner of Fat Mans race 1 shirt by J W t Carter barber and presser Contestants must t weigh not less than 200 o lloullllsIgTo lady harnessing and hitching to buggy cor In shortest time ono 0x12 drugget by Al C vln Rowe cashier Farmers flank best Gentleman Fiddler 2i0 hat by Lee I 8ro dealer In general merchandise 8asonbest Lady Fiddler one parlor lamp by Lee t IIJoprettiest baby under one year old baby car t flier To tackiest turnout single or double or horse back one set wagon singletrees by Charles Drown blacksmith For neatest piece Embroidery Work 150 In sewing by Mrs J B Swain To one bringing largest number In one conveyance ticket entitling holder to shoeing two horses by Swain Swain blacksmiths To best boy rider under 12 years old one rid ing bridle by James Company liverymen For the prettiest bouquet a bowl and pitcher will be given For best glass of jelly ono toilet set by L C Morton Son druggists To best lady driver ono pair driving gloves by Overton Warden dealers In fancy groceries and cold drinks To worst dressed man 100 by James Ward dealer In groceries cold drinks etc To best lady rider one ladles rocker by Cen tertown Mercantile Co For best quart preserves one water set by L W Tichenor undertaker and funeral director Best piano player ono transferable ticket for 25 on piano purchased within 30 days by U S Faught postmaster To nicest double turnout three years subscription to the Hartford Herald by the publishers To nicest single turnout three years subscrip tion to tho Hartford Republican by the publishers For best all round suckling colt 5 cash For second best all round suckling colt 300 cash 8 + For third best all round suckling colt 1 cash 8 For best all round suckling mule colt 3 cash C For second best all round suckling mule colt 200 cash 8For largest family on ground 50 pounds VItal- Ity flour by Farmers Union Milling Association To winner of sack race 50c I To winner of cracker eating contest GOc To winner of apple eating contest 50c 8church8 8f r8 For best pint of wine any kind calico dressSFor prettiest centerpiece one blue and whiteff enamel tea kettle I II f g Balloon Ascension at 10 oclock a m 330 p m and 9 at Night J Jfifi i COME ONE HND KLL HND ENJOY THE DAY i1 K IIII- pj IIRememberR the Place and Time Centertown Ky Saturday Augustl 101 b1 ILooocoocoocoooooooooooco ocoooooooooooooc ft aa- r 4 a w rFNESDYi AUGUST 7 101Zo THE HAR PROGRAM Of OHI- OQOUNTYTECHERS I Institute Which Will Be- Held in Hartford ON AUGUST WFIVE DAYS L Dr Fred Mutchler and Miss 1 i i6ertrudePlckiin are the Instructors A FINK MKFT1XG ANTICIPATE D MONDAY 900 Call to order by SuperL tendent 9001000 Enrollment or teachers 100011115Purpose of Instl tute Superintendent j 1 lOtturosSO Invocation Rev Joiner 10301100 Address Dr IHutchler 110011130 Primary War I Begun Miss Ficklln u lilj30il45 Appointment o r- I Gomniftleu 1200Noon I f15BO1Ijcal- h130Purpose of Course 0- 1StutlyTrof H E Brown 1 ifOJOrganlzaUon of Run 1 School One Teacher Miss May Rogers2ODrAddressDr Mutchler 2rJO =PCCVSp 2 fOMlss FicklinH310Purpose of Teaching 10 i iograllhyMrs S O Keow- n320Comparatlve Value o 1ReauingMiss Mary Marks N I NeI345Discussion OoAUjournment t TUESDAY 8 UO Announcements S10PrayerRev Wrigh- t83DDomestic Science and Ag rlculture CanThey be Added to th Cotrrse Mrs JHLoyd S50Dr Mutchler 930=Miss FicRHn 10 OD=Recess I 1015 Nature Study How to In terest tire Child Lula Mldklff 1030Nature Study How Introduced in the Course of Study Mrs Irene Duff j 3040Dr Mutchler 11 20Mss Flcklin 114oNoon 115=Explanation of the Law by the County Superintendent Henrj Leach 130 =ScTiooi Discipline E S Howard150Arithmetic in the School Its Value ucatlond11yA E El 1- 152I0Dr Mutchler 245Recess300General Discussion olf I I Common School Examination ledI 1 1byS W Taylor 335 Miss Fickli- n400Adjournment WEDNESDAY l OORellglous Exercise Rev Bennett 820 Study of Geography an l History How CorelateE T Liles 835The Reading Habit Ar tliur Kir- k900Are the Schools at Ken tucky Training Citizens for Life WORDS FROM HOME Statements That May Be Inves tigated The Testimony of f Hartford Citizens t 3 When a Hartford citizen comes to the front telling his friends and neighbors of his experience you can rely on hiw sincerity The statet inents of people residing in faraway places do not command your confidence Home endorsement is t the kind that backs Doans Kidney Fills Such testimony Is convinc ing Investigation proves it true is statement of HartfordiI Below a a resident No stronger proof of merit can be had S L King Hartford Ky says I consider Deans Kidney Pills a f complaintfas they me over I have had occasion to take them I had pains across my back JRnd finally I began taking Doans a Kidney Pills Their use as direct ed helped me I can recommend this remedy hlghtly to anyone In need of a medicine for disordered kidneys For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMIIburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the i name Doans and take no 1iep i c t t I and its Duties or to Teach School V M Moscldy 930A Good School Its Value Prof CHude Shultz 1000Recess1016Dr 1100lass Flcklln 1145Noon115Some Faults TJf Our Schools How to Eliminate Them H Cerowder130Character Building In SchoolEllis Sanderfur 14 iUlerul and Usable Known edgoJ T Hoagland OOIndustrlal EducatlonW R i9edrlc- k215Dr Mutchler 45Recess SrOO Miss Fickll- n335Educational Value of Ills toryOzna Shultz 345Dlsclpllnu sail Manage- Smerit topics 1 2 3 4 and 5 pas 141144 Course df Study Henr y Leach400Adjournment THURSDAY 800 Music b10Devetlundl Exercise 11 Hedrick820Faultli of Our System or EducationJudge J S Glen- n850Estimate of the Teacher r Prof O L ShUltz ItSee Course of Study 14C147 915Dr Mutchler 1000Recess1015Miss 1045The Lesson of Little Things B Shown 1035Dr Mlutchl- er1126Miss Flcklln 1145Noon115The Teacher a School1 Leader Wlnona Steven- s130Howto Reach the Parent of Primary Pupils Mrs I S Meson andEndsJudgee d B Wilson Mutchlerf240 Miss Ficklin 300 Recess 315The Teacher a Character Builder IIowW F Anderson I 330 Domestic Science paper Mayme Shown 345Queatlons400Adjournment OOAdjournmentFRIDAY ExorClaesDreFord 815 The County Board of Education t Its PurposeL B Tlch enor and J L Brown 845The SubDistrict Trusts and His DutyA B Tlchenor S J AVeller and E G Austi- n920Consolidation of School and Transportation of PupilsH C Crowiler and S P lPcKlnne- y940How to Beautify School- House and Grounds Mattte Mose by956Would it Benefit Me t Visit the Other Teachers Schools Ozna Shultz T010=Recess 1025Dr Mutchler 1100lass Ficklln 1130Report of Committee 1145Noon 1 OOTalk by the County Superintendent 720General questions ot school work 45Dlstrlbutlon of blanksf 2 00 Adjournment Appropriate programs will be arranged for the night sessions Each teacher Who Is expecting te requirded to attend the entire five days The State Superintendent Will re quire a report of the number o days each teacher attends the In stitute sand the County Superln tendent will make such a report Make your arrangements to attend HENRY LEACH County Superintendent A vast amount 111 health Is tits to Impaired digestion When tho stomach falls to perform its functions properly the whole sys tem becomes deranged A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets 3is all you need They will strengthenI your indigestion invigorate your liver and regulate your bowels entirely doing away with that mis erable feeling due to faulty digestion Try it Many others have been permanently curedwhy no you For sale by all dealers m 1 Soon Over A certain man who hrd been In vited to speak at a political meet ing was placed last on the list of the speakers Moreover the chair man Introduced several speakers whose names were not on the pro gram and the audience was ttrgd out when he eventually introduced the last speaker Mr Bones will now give us his address My address said Mr Bones rising Is 551 Park Villa and I wish you ell goOlnlghtAug- ust Llpplncotts Were all medicines as meritorious as Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and the percentsg9 of suffering greatly decreased writes Lindsay Scott of Temple Ind For sale by all dealer l ImL NEW CURE fOR- CONSUMPTION Breathing Ammonia Frqrr Live Maggots V IN AN ANGLERS BAIT FACTORY Where Millions of the Worms Are Bred to Lure the Wily Fish A STHASCE SlAmHm mST The angling season Is now in full swing and discussion Is rife as ever among the disciples of the Gentle Izaak as the most appropriate bolt to lure the more or less guileless baitsVIs the humble maggot His lively wrlggllngs havo often been the means of luring roach perch and kindred coarse fish to an untimely endThere Is a factory near Bradford which sands out each week In the height of the season quite 5 O worth of live maggots They are packed In canisters with airholes which retail at Cc each and on a modest computation there will be at least 5000 In each tin so that one can picture an army about 100001 000 strong sent forth each week to serve as the anglers ally The factory Is a quaint structure situated In a disused quarry and ronlt i rot A number of shanties similar In appearance tq navvies huts The approach to it Is through some til the most beautiful sylvan scenery that Yorkshire can boast and the first indication that one has of Its proximity Is the presence ol companies Of bluebottles and a pun gent odor that somewhat staggers the nostrils at the first onslaught Around the neighborhood of the quarry at Intervals are placed pieces of flesh which attract th bluebottles from far and near and quaythem find where they usually spend the remainder of their days dinin like gourmands and laying their eggs The floor of the quarry Is lIt tered with the carcasses of dead horses diseased cattle that have had to be slaughtered and fish The first shanty one goes Into has the door covered with bags to prevent the bluebottles that have entered escaping On entering the- o ears are assailed by a noise compar able only 40 the whirr and bustle of a woolen factory The tempera ture is lute that of an oven The air Is literally black with thousands of bluebottles buzzing around and you have to shout to make yourself heard Here the first stage in the manufacture is carried on In tanks about S feet long by 3 feet broad and 2 feet deep are deposited carcasses in va rious stages of decay On these the bluebottles feed and blow their eggs and when these have developed sufficiently the tanks or baths are removed to the next shanty Here the maggots emerge from the eggs and begin to feed on the flesh They worm their way through it- t working with remarkable rapidity from the bottom to the top of the bath until they have reduced the carcass to the appearance of masses of string having extracted every ounce of nutriment from it Then fresh pieces of flesh are thrown In and the same process gone through again When the maggots have at tanned a certain stage in their development the tank Is removed to a third room and more flesh Is put In The odor in this place is so power ful that your eyes water violently and It tapes the visitor a minute or two to realize his whereabouts The odor Is caused by the fumes from the ammonia exuded by the maggots Here they reach their maximum development about half longtand then they are transferred to beds of sawdust through which they wriggle in that way cleaning themselves and at last fall through a sieve into a clean tank under neath They are now ready for the market and are packed in canisters and sent off to fish and tackle dealI ers and anglersIThe owner of the factory Is a man who was considered by the doctors as well advanced In con sumption but through working in the factory he has been completely cured Two or three of the work men wino were also consumptive have been cured and all the men about the place though the work IF somewhat disagreeable are in the best of health Medical experts have visited the place and they attribute the won derful cures that have been wrought to the quality of the ammonia made by the maggots In their judgmen I r i f r It la the purest ammonia obtalna ble Its curative powers are remark able and If It could bo produced Insufficient quantities its value would be almost incalculable Some time ago the Bradford l Town Council discussed the advlsa l blllty of purchasing the factory and turning It Into a sanitarium for consumptives but the proposal fell through owing to local opposition Tit Bits- ANOTIl1lt e MAMMOTH CAVE IX KASTKUX KHXTlOKl 3PerhapsII Sergent Ky Aug one of the most wonderful caves I InII the worldthe Mammoth Cave EdmonBon county excepted hasII Kenltuckyentirely unexplored and hrncticall- unknown I is the vast cavern few people have dared enter and view its grandeur and study the wonder ful work of nature The cave lies In the foothills timberland Mountains on orII Fork creek headwaters about 20 miles from here In Letcher county Some two or three exploring par ties have entered this mammoth cave and spent days Inside the subterranean passageways but astII ever discovered the tad report passageways rooms aunt chambers innumerable some I enormous in size of transparent stalactltlc columns One room has a level and smooth floor and they call It a dance hall while oth ers have unfathomed pits and chasms One party returning here a day or two ago said that immense stalnctltlc columns extending from roof to floor may be seen on either side of the entrance Mr WSGunsalus a farme living near Fleming Pa says he has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera I and Diarrhoea Remedy In his family for fourteen years and the he has found it to be an excellentt nefommcndlng It For sale by alll I dealers ni Another Siirkrr might Seattle Wash Aug 2E A iniporteeof Hartford Conn will doubtless be surprised to learn by letter IIn answer to the inquiry lie made r i garding the increased value of his fogr which he paid a small fortune that It lies under two miles of water fIn B remerton Bay and Is guarded from marauding Indians by Uncle Sams Pacific reserve fleet at the present moment The ranch lalx ed by township lines and bound ries and real estate authorities were surprised on discovering Ful lers purchase The Trials of II Traveler I am a traveling salesman writes B E Youngs E Berkshire Vt and was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till 1I began to use Dr Kings New Life Pills which I have found an excel lent remedy For all stomach liver or kidney troubles they arp unequaled Only 25 cents at James I H Williams m 1Varning Curds The Kentucky law lately passed n regard to the abolishment of the inbllc drinking cup requires thatt nil stores hotpln boarding houses depots and other public places where Drinking water is usuall kept shall keep a large card wit tho law printed thereon posted close by said drinking water The Herald Is prepared to furnish these cards at ten cents apiece by mall or by hand Better keep within the bounds of the law tf One of the most common all ments that hard working people fir afflicted with Is lame back Apply Chamberlains Liniment twice a day and massage the parts thor oughly at each application and you will get quick relief For sale ball dealers m AVrctiliccl Tnste What Is your Idea of classical music Well replied Mr Cumrox I dont profess to know much about It But it always seems to me that when a man writes classical music he slmplv takes a tuno and sees how much he can muss It up A Be hintHeI think your famiiy muno is such p fire one Ileno you I- get dreadfully tired of It rgoirea special noariihmtnt of easy atttmUation SCOttS Emulsion contains these vital properties in concentrated form and die tribute them all over the body without taxing the digestion Scott Bownc Bloomfield NJ 12U f I Dont Suffer II I had been troubled a little for nearly 7 years writes Mrs L Fincher in a letter from Peavy Alabut I was not taken down until March when I went to bed and had to have a doctor He did all he could for me but I got no better I hurt all over and I tould not rest At last I tried Cardui and soon I began to improve Now I am in very good health and able to do all my housework III CARDUTheI afteryother remedies have failed The answer is that Cardui is successful because it is composed of scientific ingredients that act curatively on the womanly system It is a medicine for women and for women only ItI builds strengthens and restores weak and ailing women to health and happiness If you suffer like Mrs Fincher did take Cardui It will surely do for you what it did for her At all druggists Write to Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Ca Chattanooga Tenn for Sptclal Instructions and 64pase book Home Treatment for Women rent free J 60 t i A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The most liberal we Iinvc ever iiindc nil IIAITFOUI IIKIUU 11111II 1012 count the time for Jnsl- irI001 Tills Is less than onohiilf Im regular price The sooner you send In your Ofj yourIJ lIIIl this lspecial rate toilny to the Hunt Yard Herald tf + + + + + + + ot + + + + + + GO T0 + + Albert Oiler + FOIl 01 Pw Carpenter anti Uepair Work i+I TIN WOKK mind FLlK CA PS +1 I Pump and Furniture to airiig 01 of Soldering and Saw Filing Bug o fry Tops Covered andI Lined IYoull lind him in the Dr John + Mitchell ollice on Main Street 0 to Beaver Dam Kyor + + + + + 01 HAVE A- ROUGH RIVER- TELEPHONE PLACED IN YOUR RESIDENCE OR PLACE OF BUS INESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH TH- ELong Distance Lines TO ALL STATES FOR THE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRES- SJ WOBANON ManagerhHartford K W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dam Ky NoticeeIf you want clothes of any kind cleaned tall on the Hartford Pressing Club We can clean any kind of clothes you have and guarantee that they will he satisfactoryif- not nothing will be charged We are ready to clean your clothes for spring We also have a new line of late sam pIes and we guarantee a per fact fit Call on us when in need of work in our line Hartford Pressing Club Y M C A Bldg FRED NALL Mgr I t + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS of In ordering the address of 4 your paper changed from one place to another it Is absolutely 4 necessary to state where you 4 S have been receiving the paper as 4 well as where you want it chang 4- F ed to Please bear this in mind 4 4 f 14444 + 4 + + + + + + + eLv- i TonicI1 PIpFAinalI Curd BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY MM r tr II llHrncH gad O K Smith lrIrhnpl 4rlinliml mill iPvuni HAtr inltl litlng nasty AIIotory IU irfv nlfil frinii- IiiHitlrlu ochPHr H ir Uirtifi vIIt illy iiiifit rurli IiinifIlex OtllrrH III Miiriliinl Kriitilillmn hiilldhif Ilart turd I- ci Jt M POKTEK Attorney at Law B1+ AVER DL M KY Will ptftctlci hi p olctxlon In Ohlj and ad olnltK counties Speclnl jluntlon Klientoar bnalnenlrIfd to hlI cMc FRANK L FEJ eXt I LawIdafl lnlBKcouutl and In the Court of Appest wrlDilnalI practice nod Collection s a peel dlrOffice In the Herald building Otto C nartin Attorney at Law HAUTKOItl KY Ottlie up stalls over Vffson fc mare opposite court house Will practice his profession in mill the courts of this nnd adjoining coun ties 11 nd Court of Appeals Coniiuer specMaltyIfl1trI PARKERS HAIR BALSAM htlrom I I RtothNevrreranatrI tMt IBGBliIfdiamond B watch jewelry or silver i iware you can get ii tine bet quality at the lowest ptice OLD STlhAIL ORDER HOUSE- IN THE SOUTH IgorI almost halt a century we have served er I todaytforJ C P Barnes A GoIPox 20 Louisville Ky II Bveiv Article Ouaranteed L4 ulvvVvJ vu I Gillespie Brosrll W H J F GILLESPIE PROPRIETORS BLACKSMITHING And Eiepair Work Horseshoeing A Specialty HARTFORD KY- OGCCOOCOOODO000 a Hartford Herald Only 1 Year s f f i J 31 1 IJfj 1YS in in JI n ni i n ii V J J l t rI PAGE Founii THE HARTFORD F HERALD f1tEDNISIIAY AUGUST 7fc ie1 HealdtIS ISt1EBER MATTHEWS FRANK LFELIX a EDITORS PRANK L FEUX Pub aDd Propr Entered at the Hartford postoff Ii mall nia tor of the second cla- ssG00000000G00000O JUNIOR 1IXOTVlK 0 O HLIMUKS FOR SALE 0 0 0 o One set of new Cpt mat 0 O rices Roman face 0 O Three sets brand now com 0 O blnatlon border matrices 0 C One Spt ejector blade and 0 O liners ono 6pt ejector blade 0 0 and liners 0 O Two linecarriage hooks 0 O One set assorted sizes carry i 0 O Ing wires and clips 0 O Several other small parts of 0 O machine 0 O Will sell cheap for cash 0 O Address THE HERALD 0 O Hartford Ky 0 ooooooooooooooo y DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President Cov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey Nor Vice President Gov Thos R Marshall of Indiana n Good morning ladles How did you like the experience of voting anyhow i It looks now like President Taft would be the very hindmost of the iiUornns I Kentuckys firstcompulsory primary election passed off quietly last Saturday and with general sat I Isfactlon Around In these quarters the Bull Moose is running at large In all quarters and Is not even re garded as a trespasser Fll Be quiet and dont let it l get out too soon Gov Wilson will be notified of his nomination for I the Presidency some time T todayI It is a suggestive coIncidence than n snakes 1 lair and the fellow I who tells so many strange tales about the reptile are spelled with I the same lettersIiI Mighty weatherthese days to be suffering from cold feet Rut nevertheless frigid pedal extremities are quite prevalent among members of a certain political party IwAbout the most daring and dan gerous political subject to spring nowadays is to remark in the pres ence of a staunch Roosevelt follower that Teddy was the original Taft mail The term Hull Moose as applied to the new Progressive party Is said to have originated with Teddy himself who when asked one day how ho felt replied Oh fine asI a bull moose The newspapers didI the rest A newspaper Item says that In ono section of the country the l Republicans are getting together It Is also evident that In some sec tions they are coming together with a clash that makes each fac tion see stars The young mainwho is always waiting for a soft jolt at tine salary In preference to tackling the good work right at hand is usually foundabout twenty years later In tilt Identical same spot with the past wasted and no future to speak of r Gov McCrecry ever temperate and conservative Inall his assever atlonsdeclares that Wilson and MnrKhnl will earn Kentucky bv aq great a majority about 31000 as was recorded by the Democratic ticket last fall There are others however wen among Republicans who plnce the Democratic majority at double that figure and it really now Icolrsl like Urn latter will come nearer hitting the mark c The reason of tie paHnp down of the school per capita this year j seems plain It Is caused by the Inflated estimate given last year 111 1an effort to make It appear that a Republican administration was do- Ingr wonders for the teachers of the State when as a matter of fact this assumption was built upon n false 4 premise I However those familiar with the facts of the situation will place no blame upon the present State administration A Commenting on Mr Tarts acct ceptanqo of the Republican nomina thou for President when Senator Root handed him a certltlcate de Glaring his nomination was without taint the Louisville Herald says It Is the first time In American history that such an assurance was ne essaryVery true and It Is all the more ludicrous from the fact that Senator Root must have known F i than half of his own par1 1thatmore this assurance as false In the extremei Your twothe nomination Is as clear and unimpeachable as the title of any candidate since political conventions began said Senator Ellhu Root In notifying President I Taft of his nomination for re I election I accept the nomination at+ irl you tender replied Presl dent Taft I accept It as an ex presdon of confidence that in a sec ond administration I will serve the I public well And It all sounds a whole lot like actors rendering t 1laytThat Wilsonhas the confl IPTICO of the business Interests IIs shown by the fact that his nomina Iton did not cause the slightest dis turbance In the financial centers that are supposed to be barometers of the business welfare All the big corporations are working al most to the limit of their capacity Every day sees the conversion of Influential Republicans to the Governors allegiance notable among whom Is C R Crans the Chicago millionaire who long supported Roosevelt It costs just as mucn and In many Instances more to run a coun try newspaper as It does to run a big general merchandise store The subscription list of the paper Is its main support this constitutes the principal part of the goods It sells Yet many people who woould not think of running up a bill at the merchandise store and dodging orJJ refusing to pay for same will itnftfe h risp perlor1evernlenrs on credit and then try to escape pay ment Some people however have queer Ideas of justice and fairness p OXK UK J ISSlE WITH THE AMERICAN PEOPLE United States Senator LaFollette In the closing chapter of his auto biography which has been running In the American magazine and which roan Is to be published in book form gives what he considers to be the one big Issue now con fronting the American people He saysIn twentyfive years of political struggle I have found one great is sue overshadowing all othersthe encroachment of the powerful few on the rights of the mayAll the Issues of today are phases of this one great question How shall the workerjIset free from the unjust exactions of the tariff the railroads and oth er forms of oppression by special InterestsWhen Roosevelt became President the total stock and bond Is sues of the trusts was 3784000 000 When ho turned the country grownItoWe people of this country are paying dividends on all this water ed stock In the form of unnecessa weiCERALVO Aug 5Mr Ed Russell of CaptainIIMrs Carrie Helm of Owensboro Mrs Annie Nourso and daugh ters Misses Pearl and Jessie of Central City are visiting her broth er Mr J H Ward Misses Eva and Ethel Morton of Livermore visited relatives here last week Miss Mattie Helsley who has been attending school at Bowling I Green has returned home Mr W II I Blackbun who IsI i hisii Mrs Price Hallows of Louisville visited here several days recently Subscribe for The Hartford bra- idTheCoughs I of Children They may not cough today but what about tomorrow Better be prepared for it when it comes Ask your doctor about keeping Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house Then when the hard cold or i i cough first appears you have 1a doctors medicine at hand This cough medicine is j especially good for children I No anodynes No alcohol Many a child Is called dull and stupid when the whole trouble Is due to a lazy liver We firmly believe your own doctor will tell you that an occasional dose ofI Ayers Pills sugarcoated will do such I children a great deal of good Ask him ilwlo bjr the J O AVER 00 Lowlt Star Result of Congressional Primary Election Held in Ohio County Saturday August 3 1912 Ben John C J P Johnson Thomson Whlttlngh111 1 East Hartford 35 0 1 2 West Hartford 47 4 7 3 Beda 22 1 1 4 Sulphur Springs 17 1 4 ii Magan i i 8 2 3 6 Cromwell 20 13 2 7 Cool SpringsI 6 2 2 S North Rockport 17 1 2 1 9 South Rockport i vT 5 2 0 10 Select 8 6 9 11 Horse Branch fJ + 8 8 4 12 Rosine et 12 14 6 J 13 East Beaver Dam 21 8 3 14 West Beaver Dam i 30 5 1 15 McHenry t 11 4 1 16 Centertown I 30 2 7 17 Smallhous 16 1 3 18 East Fordsvllle 16 i3 26 19 West Fordsvllle j 1 16 15II 20 sEtnavllle V 4 0 21 Shreve 17 I 7 21 22 Olaton c 11 B 3 23 Buford 14 IG 1 24 Bartlett L 3 4 3 25 Heflin 24 3 3 26 Ceralvo 26 i 2 0 27 Point Pleasant V 3 I 1 28 Narrows 4II 5 7 29 Ralph 6 1 30 Prentls 4 3 7II 31 Herbert 4 0 32 Arnold 3 I 9 1 33 Render 0 I 2 0 Total J 529II 142 140 THE TOBACCO CROP IN GREEN RIVER DISTRICT Is Not Good and Prospects Poor j According to OfficialI ReportI At the district meeting the first of the month a committee was appointed to report on the condition of the tobacco crop at the close of each month which report has Just been taken and will be read with Interest by those concerned as there has been much comment on the crop since the heavy rains The report Is given by four rep resentatives from each Magisterial District In each county that composes the association The report shows the crop to be In much worse condition In some localities than others especially In the creek bottoms where tile land was overflowed but all report very serious damage for want of cultiva tion as well as too much water The report shows that about 110 per cent of a normal crop was planted The estimate of what was entirely lost runs from 10 to 35 per cent and a general average of the condition of what was left as glvlen shows at the close of the month about 63 per cent of a crop While It Is Impossible yet to de termine just what will be the out come of the crop most every one Interested either In buying or sell fug Is guessing as to the future results The condition In some re spects Is rather unprecedented the early planting buttoning very low with a hard stalk leaf narrow with very little spread while the late planting Is more promising- We want to thank the farmers who have sent in this report and ask them when they receive their card at the close of next month to till It out as accurately as possible Very respectfully WALTER ATHERTON Secy G R T G A GOY WILSON REPLIES IN POETRY TO CRITICS Among the charming traits of Woodrow Wilsons character is his love of fun To the cruel com ments so painful to his refined family of the press upon his looks hes not a handsome man it must be ownedhe reveals his sunny na ture In the following unique and happy reply As a beauty I am no star There are others more handsome bj far But my faceI dont mind it For I am behind it The people In front get the jar- SUCCS Rockport Ky Aug 2 1912 HRVAN CHIPS IN JJlOOO ON TUB WILSON FUND Seagirt N J1 Aug 3Gov Wil spa Announced last night that William J Bryan had contributed 1 000 to the Democratic national campaign fund addressing the con tribution to Seagirt Mr Bryan ac companied his check with a person al letter which was not made public Gov WIlsoti said that ho had received os yet no formal invitation to attend the notification of Gov Marshall of his nomination for the Vice Presidency He wants to see Gov Marshall however ho said to talk over the campaign The Governor was pleased with a declaration of Mr Ellyson his oldtime friend that Virginia the nominees native State intended to do more than its share toward fi nancing his campaign Ho had written Mr Ellyson said to the ed itors of most of the Democratic pa pers In the State asking them to open campalrn contribution funds and from seventyfive to one hundred had signified their Intention of so doing Notice The ladles of Liberty Church will vivo an ice cream supper next Sat urday night for the benefit of th church Everybody Invited PS County Court Notes In the matter ofM B Barnard c on motion for public levee or dyke continued for report of com missionersGeo Barnes c on motion for public ditch or drain report of commissioners filed and continued for exceptions Town of Beaver Dam c on motion for public ditch or drain report of commissioners filed and continued for exceptions W W Plrtle c on motion for public ditch or drain Judgment es tablishing ditch- Z Wayne Ellis c on motion for public ditch or drain continued for report of commissioners- C R Rboadsc on motion for public ditch or drain set for trial at special term August 19th 1912 Comth vs Oliver Daugherty Estll Simmons and Neely Burden charged with having carnal knowl edge of Infant under 16 years ot age was by consent set for exam thing trial tomorrow August 8th 4 S For SaleTown property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER CJ- HartfordKy Hrown MufTctt The rites of matrimony were sol emnized between Mr W G Muffett and Miss Blrtle Brown of Sugar Grove vicinity Sunday August 4th at 10 a m by Rev W A Edge The groom Is a Jeweler and mechan- Ic while the bride Is a very pro gressive school teacher Mr and Mrs Muffett will make n visit among friends and relatives and will then reside at the home of the groom They are two of Ohio countys most prominent young people and their host of frfendp wish them well The ceremony was performed In the presence of only their Immediate friends The groom and bride are both prominent mem bers of the Baptist Church A FRIEND For Sale Farms All sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy land AC YEISER CO- Hartford Ky By n decision of Justices Pitney and Vandevanter the controversey us to electors in Kansas will be heard by the Supreme Court in Oc tober Roosevelt electors will go on the ticket In the meantime I For the eight prisoners confined in the penitentiary at Eddyvillef awaiting the setting of their execution by the governor no day has as yet been fixed v I I COME1 EEUOWN SALE 1 urnr IS NOW IN FULL BLAST CLOSES NEXT SATURDAY You Can Clean Up Some Money During Our Come Down Sale j j We wish to clean out our surplus seasons stock Our prices will talk to you goodand hard when you come in We have not shipped in any job lots and poor merchandise to fake the public We will sellourstrictly highclass goods at far below the usual price We have too many goods and we want money for them This is the reason whywe are making this offer You yet have lots of time to use and enjoy our seasonable merchandise Remember we i sell only Reliable Goods and that our rep +I utation is back of every article you buy R BE SURE TO COME TO THE iii COME DOWN SALE CARSON CO INCORPQRATED w Hartford Kentucky d I IIJ IJ II IICondensed Statement of ConditionIfIf OF THE BEAVER DAM DEPOSIT BANK r OF BEAVER DAM KY At the Close of Business June 29 1912 Resources v LiabilitiesIILoans Discounts 819701836 Capital Stock 2500000pCash in Safe 1194843 Surplus 278J210 Cash in Other Banks 5280352 Dividend No 30A 125000 Stocks and Bonds1750400 Deposits 22774254 Overdrafts 54033 Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures200000T- otal 828181464 Totnl28181464 Accounts Solicited Correspondence Invited Promptness and Accuracy Guaranteed I P BRRNKRD Pres JNO Ii BARNES Cashier JJIIICKETTS Aug GThere will be singing at Rlcketts schoolhouse every Thurs day night till the last of October Sunday School Is progressing nicely with a large attendance Mr Clifton Hoover and daugh ter Luella of Clear Run spent Sat urday and Sunday with Mr Elijah Hoover and Miss Eva Daniel of this placeMessrs Jim and Fred Patton of this place spent Sunday with Mr Henry Allen of Concord Misses Iva Chester and Lorraine Royal of this place spent Saturday and Sunday with their uncej Mr Stove Westerfleld of Hickory Mr Drurle Griffin of near Hart ford was at home here Saturday and Sunday Mr Fre4 Patton wife and child ren and sister Clara of this place spent Thursday night with Mrs Pattons brother Mr John Allen at Beaver pam Mr Bird Lro and family oit this l lace spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr Leen rister Mrs Hugh Roach of Beaver Dam Those on the sick list are Messrs E M Daniel and N O Patton Subscribe for The Herald SI a year c Specials IWeIIibrated Henderson Road Wagons for sale Let us show you their good pointsAlso our usual line select Family Groceries I j andsupplies at the low 1 est cash prices 11 Give us a call 01 phone No 83 LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentuckyi I Subscribe for The Herald i t f y WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7 JD1S 11THHARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIVB e r iI I VI FItLI- I II S If iII 1 m Tumbling m F f We mean those prices at Fairs j Kum Down Sale Four more 11days remain of the BARGAIN GIVING event Lets make them i fl banner ones We can do it with- Ii l help Two things to keep IiIiyour THE PLACEFAIRS that it pays to trade with a house i III that saves you moneyII 1 r- I I I IIII I 1 I I j ooooooooboooooo6 LoCAL NEWS AND 0 0 PERSONAL POINTS 0 J 00000000000000000- ii Mr Arralstead Jones Rockport was a pleasant caller yesterday t Mr Will Bean wife and family visited relatives near Sunnydale recently J I The work at the local tobacco warehouse was closed ant last Thursday Mr Ben Taylor of Owensboro is the guest of his brother Mr John W Taylor city Mrs Sam Barnett has been at Madlsonvllle the past few days vls 1Iting her motherI Mr Elmo Jones Hartford Route 1 was a pleasant caller at The Her i aId office Satur- dayiMr and Mrs Clarence ICeown of FordsvIHe visited the formers pat ents here last week Miss Sallle Lewis Morton of Ow ensboro Is the guest of the family of Sir T R Barnard Mr W H Cundlff Hartford t Rpute 6 gave The Herald a pleas ant call Monday afternoon Misses Tiny Yelser Bera and Mary Bean visited relatives and friends at DuScehurst Sunday r I Mrs W H Sargent and son of ItEvansville Ind ale visiting the family of Mr B F Bean Hartford = t Route 2 I I Mr B G Hazzard of Oklahoma City arrived In Hartford yesterday 1 1antiWill spend a few days with friends here t IIIrVlngtonFlourNone Such says again on sale at 1W H Moore Son Hartford a Mr and Mrs Robert Story of I IOwensboro visited Mr and Mrs Tt S S Marks city from Wednesday un tit last Monday i Freddieit Hale Dempsey bre the guests of Miss Martha I Thomas of Dundee Anna Barnes Beaver Dam IMiss1 Miss Leila Glenn Walnut street a few clays last weeR re IJg home Satufdayi I ItuIlIeslis WQ Muffetfand C D I Evans of Fprdsyitle Ky R IJ D 1A gayeUJThe Herald a pleasant call vile In Hartford Friday v y It- ri N Sirs W S Dean Miss Martha Thomas and James Harrison of Dundee visited Dawson Springs last week returning Monday Messrs Shelby Rock Hartford Runte 2 and D C Leach Deaver Dam Route 3 were pleasant callers at The Herald office yesterday The Ohio County Drug Co has aI plan for you to own a Talking lachine ABSOLUTELY FREE of i charge Ask about this plan today Mr and Mrs June Thomas of Indianapolis Ind are visiting Mr Thomas brother J Will Thomas and family at Dundee this week Mr J F Cooper Fordsvllle was In Hartford yesterday He camo down and qualified as guardian for James L Smith son of the late Mar garet Smith Mrs John C Thomas who has been spending the past two weeks at the St Joseph Hospital Louis villa returned home Monday much improved In health Mrs Frank C Moseley and child ren Owensboro arrived In Hart ford Saturday and will make her brother Dr E W Ford and family a twoweeks visit Prof H E Brown who was con fined at his residence on Walnut street a few days last week threat ened with appendicitis Is able to be on the streets again Boys and girls the Ohio County Drug Co has an auto to give away Save your couponsa 5c purchase gets you a coupon See the auto In window and ask about It Mr John H Gray West Hart ford went to Owensboro last Thurs day to attend the funerall of hisI stepdaughter Mrs Ida Duke Mr Gray returned home Saturday Misses Hattie Glenn and Alice Keown have returned from Chau tauqua New Yorfc where they spent four weeks taking special teachers training and ecturesI FOR SAKE55 acres of land About 40 acres cleared remainder in woods Will Boll cheap O W HOHEIMER 32t4 Olaton Route 1 I Miss Mildred Elgin who has j been visiting friends and relatives in Hartford and Beaver Dam for the past two weeks will return to her home at Jcffersontown today I bp vll bo accompanied home by or iBt r Mrs Virgil Elgin who will aaUp the family of Rev Elgin if1I i l 0 Mako your purchases on any thing In our store Call for coupons and get a Talking Machine ABSOLUTELY FREE OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Miss Harriet Flener who ha held the position of office deput or Sheriff T H Black for sometime has resigned and accepted the position of assistant postmaster Mr Marvin Miller who has been spending about two weeks in the West returned to Owensboro Fri day morning and Is again In the office of Superintendent McFarland Mr and Mrs B W Stewart Se lect vldltedI their sons and daugh ters Mr and Mrs J W OBannon and Mr and Mrs Ramey Duke city from Saturday until yesterday Messrs Fred Miller and J S Ford Hartford Route 4 B F Bean Hartford Route 2 and Al Sheffield West Hartford were among The Heralds callers Satur day On the second page of this Issue of The Herald will be found a largo advertisement of the plcnlc at Cen tertown on Saturday August 10th A list of the premiums offered that day Is also given Mr D M Williams representing the now Great Southern Fire Insur ance Co of Louisville Is In Hart ford for a few days He Is accompanied by his wife and they are stopping at the Yelser House The protracted meeting will begin at Mt Hermon next Sunday The pastor Rev T V Joiner wit bo assisted by Rev J W Crowe of Dundee Jhe public Is cordially In voted to attend and take part In allot the services Miss Molllle Martin who hal been spending a months vacatlo- with her mother Mrs Martin of Horton returned to Frankfort last week to resume her duties as Su nervlsor of the Feebleminded Institute Mr pnd Mrs R H Glllcsplo re turned from RockportMonday afternoon where Mrs Glllesple had been visiting her sister Mrs M J Reli the past two weeks Mr Glllesplo went to Rockport Saturday after noonThere Is a town ordinance against hitching to any trees In Hartford which carries with It a lino of live Iollara Tills ordinance should an probably will be enforced withoi- ifurther warning If people do not stop this very annoying practice New show at Dr Beans Opera House every night next week New pictures new and uptodate songs The show will be put on each nigh- after the closing exercises at Teachers Institute Come spend an evening and have a good time Ad mission lOc- County Court Clerk W S Tins ley Is In Chicago this week having gone there as one of the delegates from the Bull Moose convention from the Fourth Congressional Dis trict Mr Jesse EskrIdge of Har dlnsburg was the other delegate from this district The Ohio County Baptist Asso ciation will meet with Pond Run Church near Rockport Ky Wednesday August 14th at 10 oclock a m The annual sermon will be delivered by Rev R E Fuqua A full attendance of the messengers iIs desired- L W TICHENOR Secy The many friends of Hon G B Likens will be glad to learn that the stork left a fine boy at his residence In Frankfort last Thursday night He has been christened Frank Durrett Mother and I getting along nicely and the Assist ant State Auditor is happy Scattering votes In the recen primary follow West Hartford gave M L Heavrln four votes and1 Eld Bassett one vote East Fords vllle gave M L Heavrin one vote and J H Thomas one vote Point Pleasant gave Watt Taylor on vote while Sam Gaines was give one vote In Narrows precinct Mrs F L Felix will go to Louisville today to see her sister Mrs Ella D Boone who has been so journing at the Jewish Hospital there for the past few weeks under the treatment of a specialist for stomach trouble and complications Mrs Boone will leave for Atlantic City Friday to remain a month There Will be a gospel service at the court house here Friday night under the direction of Mr G C Cromer of Louisville There will be many beautiful stereopticon views onPllgrImsProgress which will be the subject It Is given In the Interest of the Foundlings Home and the admission will be freeMrs Ida Duke wife of Thomas Duke Owensboro died of tuberculosis at her residence llast Wednesday evening Her rdmalne were In terred I In Elmwood cemetery after funeral services conducted by her I pastor s Thursday The deceased I 4 who was a stepdaughter of Mr John H Gray of West Hartford leaves a husband and one little girl Mr Frank Foreman mention of whose Illness was made In theses columns last week was reported as getting along nicely when last heard from yesterday afternoon His fever has entirely subsided Mrs R R Wedding who had been visiting her brother and sis ter Mr and Mrs W W Lloyd Darretts Ferry and other relatives 3and friends for the past week returned home Monday Mrs Wed ding was one of about one hundred who was present at a birthday dln nor given Mrs W W Lloyd last Sunday I Messrs E D Oldham and P P Coleman Beaver Dam Hnrlan Tichenor Hartford Route 3 Ceo McMillan Prentls Alvis Fulkerson Cernlvo A C Berryman Wysox Rufus Boyd and J H Loyd Fords vllle J N Oldham Beaver Dam Route 3 Wm Potts and J L Lee Olaton Route 1 J C Chinn lien ver Dam Route 2 and Horace O Daniel Olaton were among The Heralds callers Monday It la reported that on account of domestic difficulties between him soft and wife Rev N O Watson pastor of the Methodist church at Centertown has resigned his pas torate and left for parts unknown and that his wife has gone to her former home In Louisville accom panied by their four children The Presiding Elder has placed Rev C F Allen In charge of the church Mrs William R Bean Dundee and son Mr B F Bean Hnrtfoul Route 2 left Monday morning for Chicago ill where they will visit weeknThey will be accompanied home by Mrs James A Duff of Dundee who has been under treatment at the Henroten Memorial Hospital for the vast twelve weeks for ulcer of the stomach Her many friends will be glad to know that she Is pronounced cured my her physi clan At a regular meeting of the board of Hartford School Trustees last week Mr Frank Lowe resign ed is a member thereof and Judge W iL Barnes was chosen by the other members of the board to take dair Lowes place It was an excel Barnestwill make an able and efficient member of tho board Mr Lowe his made an excellent trustee and Itwas only at his own personal op vlion that he withdrew because its other duties prevented him from attentiontwhich he thought It deserved SCHOOL MATTKU CAItltlKS- PY A LAIJGK MUOIUTY The school matter which was voted on In Hartford yesterday up on the proposition whether or not to authorize the trustees to Issue bonds to an amount not exceeding 9000 o supplement a schoo fund already on hand for the purpose of erecting and equipping a new school building to take the place of the old Hartford College structure which was destroyed by lire sev eral weeks ago resulted In n vote of 293 for and 105 against the proposition The voting passed oft quietly and there was no disturbance of any kind It was the first ftime the ladles were permitted to vote In this community and they took advantage of the opportunity In large numbers Automobiles and carriages wore employed to take them to anti from tho place or vote ins which was at the old college grounds The voting of the men was as follows 143 In favor of propositiontEverybody seems satisfied even these who wore opposed to the proposition and InnEJintei as the fjrcstton cnrrle11 nearly thrT to one when It only required n two thfrd theree Ansplendid school building now seems assured rOil Flowing The pumping rod having broken again at the oil well last Sunday the work of pumping ceased but to the pleasant surprise of all con cerned the oil began to flow from to well during Sunday nJgt nnl a good flow of oil was still flowing when last heard from yesterday afternoon and the oil Is being taken care of in tanks The company started irlHn o a new location tour hundred rad east of the present well yestanlr morning They hope to reach thf oilbearing sand in about forty davs The Wood Oil Company has se cured certain territory from the West Kentucky Oil Company and will make preparations to put down a well at once It Is understood that they wliu put their first well ovf cp the Albert Cox farm about oneahd a half miles east of wher- etheAretivellwae Iif PutdownJJ I SIMMONS Aug 4 Simmons and No 19 played a gamy of ball here Sunday morning Simmons being toe victor by a goodstoic The WO W will give an Ice cream supper here at th3 hall Sat uiday nlgit August lOti for the benefit of the uniform rank fund Everybody incitedI Dr Horace Pendleton of Wil liams Mines was In town Thursday onbusinessMiss McKinley has re turned from Sulphur Springs where she has been for her healtn Mr T C Hoscy was the victim of a very painful accident Sunday In a ball game While running from one base to another he turn ed his ankle out of place bursting two blood vessels lie will be un able to work for at least two weeks Mr and Mrs J W Duvall of Select visited here Friday night A blind tiger that has been running loose around here for sometime was captured Thursday by Mr Black and taken to Hartford and1 put In a cage We can go out now to church and Sunday School andI not be afraid of getting bit Il KKXTITKY HOOPS MAK FIXi SO1IKItlY KllOWIXftj The First Brigade Kentucky Na tlonal Guard made an excellent showing at the war maneuvers at Annlston Ala The regular arm officers detailed as InspectorIn structors of the Kentucky mllltla said the Kentucky soldiers were the best disciplined most soldierly met at Camp Pettus during the maneuv ersThis praise In contrast with the adverse report made on their show Ing at Fort Harrison In 1910 In Ov dente of the rapid strides that the Kentucky militia IB making to wards Increasing Its efficiency- An Inspection of the Third regiment In heavy marching order was held Thursday afternoon and It tIs reported to have passed the best In spectlon In Its history S lr1 1V Taylor Appointed Dr J W Taylor Hartford has been appointed as pension examiner instead of Dr J S Smiths of Me Henry who resigned RoEcnthal the gambler murdered In New York wan penniless at the time he was killed although i according to his brotherinlaw he was worth about 150000 three years agoI ooooooooooooooooo 0 MAIUtlAOE MCRNSE C- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Clarence E Austin Simmons to Gallic V Turner Simmons- W 0y Muftett Fordsvllle to Bc tie Brown Forduvllle Route 1 Willie A Drown Prentls to C1T fy Dee Ferguson Prentls- O W Smith Horton to Madfo Potts Olaton Route 1 WATCHES REPAIRED BY FACTORY METHODS If you have 11 watch to he repair- edl dont leave It wild a jeweler just because he has a set or nice tools 1ut him to the test anti find out what lie knows about wntli inakiiiK mid lion he learned It If you have MIMIC watih work to do or need a pair of spectacles fit tell as good its you ran Jet It Ionc 1n Louisville or set a trarelin ten to do It come In and I will tell you how I learned these thluI1 have saved others money as they will tell y011 airll I will save you money J B TAPPAN The Hellable Jeweler anti Optician I AM PREPARED To do any kind of Veteri nary work Horses Mules and Cows need not die for want of attention Calls answered fitly or night XV Jrl RILEYVIvTKUIXAHY SfHGEOX Hartford Kentucky FOR SALE PIANO BOXES HARTFORD MUSIC COM A FAfOIIT MAXAOKIt Factory Representative for High rrade Pianos Player Pianos and Organs Hartford Ky The Time is Ripe iII i l To bend our efforts in the direction of another wheat crop Better preparation goodseed well put in and more fertilizer to the acre means a much larger per centage of profit at threshing time Less acres and more bushels per acre should be the slogan of the farmer f To get more bushels per acreII we must make our soil richer In mak our acres richer we get better returns for labor and increase very materially the 1 value of our lands V We are sole agents for the Famous Oliver Sulky Plowst- he perfect breaking plow Plows all the ground in the field Plows as deep as you want to plow You ride while the horses plow Willgive you a demonstration on your own farm ifyou are interested If it doesnt please you we wont ask you to buy it It willpay you to investigate the merits of this wonderful plo- wBarbsE P Bro BEAVER DAM KY 1wt u J 4i aet t y 1 ck iIJ4II W r t jIi r rI 11 t T THE HARTFORD HERALD WKDNK8DAY AtGUBT 7 1918 r J JII BHBCKI1TRIDGE COUNTYAIRfjj AUGUST 20 21 and 222t IIIITUESDAYt Childrens Day All Children Admitted a Liberal premiums for all entries unequalled by any County Fair in the State Saddle Stakes 100 Harness Stakes 100 Derby Stakes 100 Dontmiss the Bull Race the first day This is the only tournament of this kind to be held at any fair in Kentucky Bulls mounted by skilled riders I Music attraction treatbest Brass Baud in this part of the State Music all day Automobile racing Amusements of all kinds Something doing all the time for both old and young Come one come all Come and see your neighbor everybody will be there Make the Breckinridge County Fair the best of all fats Special trains auld reduced rates every day For any further information or premium list write t I un II Jf Ii The Hartford Herald Illinois Central Kallnmd Time fable tit Heaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131855 pm i J B Williams Agt H A fOND MOTHERS I I DEMOTION TO SON I Was Revealed in Her Heroic f Act i SHE GAVE OF HER OWN BLOOD In a Transfusion Operation I But Failed to His Life SaveII R16N YPIONS CXDKIt TUB KXIFK I Lexington Ky Aug 1 No more sublime example of a moth ers love for her offspring Is record ed than that of Mrs Sarah E Glov er of 430 Spring street this city who gave her life blood by transfu sion to restore her son Frank Mason Glover 17 years old who died here a day or two ago after are markable light for life The mothers heroic devotion prolonged the life of the young man for several months and he might have ultimately recovered but the loss of blood given by the so enfeebled her that she J Imother though willing to offer herself for the transfusion pro cess a second time and death ended J the life of the boy L Although I was conscious all the time when 1 lay on the couch beside by son undergoing the trans fusion process It appeared more lake a dream sail Ms Glover In I describing her feelings After Frankie had been at the hospital for several weeks and was growing very feeble from excessive loss of blood the doctor said that the only thing that would save his life was to nave new blood Injected Into his veins I felt that It was i my duty to do all In my power to I save my child nil although I knew that It was a drain upon my own physical strength I resolved to do it Story of Transfusion The experiment required three nirsrIt was not painful at first The doctor placed me beside by son and with the equipment he had transferred the blood from my right arm Into my sons left arm He made two Incisions In my arm the first near my wrist but this did not give sufficient flow of blood and lie made another opening In my forearm When the first Incision was made I hardly felt It but the second was very painful as the flesh had to be removed to reach the r vein After some tlnie I thought my eyes began to M tflj6Lr I felt somewhat dizzy and weak After ward I was sick at my stomach When the trial was finally over I was very weak and It took me several days to regain my strength I f dont know how much blood they took from my body but I heardI one of the Sisters at the hospital + say once They have got another gallon of blood from you Mrs GloverHeartbroken Over Death You dont know how happy I was when I recovered and found that the experiment had given re newed strength tomy boy and He had did hopes get that strong be enoughto well soy III i t J about and for several weeks It looked as If the experiment would be successful but some days ago he began to slnl rapidly until the end came Mrs Glover Is almost heartbro ken over the death of the young man whom her heroic devotion tried to save and said that she was willing to give her life blood for a second operation but the doctors advised her that her physical condi tion would not permit of It and she was forced to see the spark of life Iin her beloved son flicker out COLK YorxcjBu mmiiKn I nrnixci IUIYAX LKCTUIU ILees Summit MoAug 2Cole former bandit with Jesse James while attending Bryans lec ture at the Pleasant Hill Chautau qua last night was robbed of 9ri by a pickpocket Younger says that this Is his first experience along this line Had It not been that he was chaperoning a Lees Summit party and was looking out for their i welfare It would not have happen j ed he says Younger says he does i not mind the loss of the money so much as the fact that he was a le1I I I Jm SUNDRY oCTOBRR 21 SET FOR TUBERCULOSIS DAY I When a National Observance is I to be Planned in 100 000 Pulpits Churches and religious societies to the number of at least 100000 will be urged to give special atten tion to the prevention o tuberculo sis on Sunday October 27th or on some day during the week receding or the week following that date This season has been set apart and designated as the Third National Tuberculosis Day by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis which makes this announcement Tuberculosis Day was originally j set on April 28th but was postponed because of a conflict with Conservation Sunday of the Men and Religion Forward Movement which was held on that date The observance of Tuberculosis Day In the Fall this year will be utilized by antituberculosis workers not only for the general education of churchgoers on consumption but also for the purpose of Interesting them In tie sale of Red Cross Christmas Seals Every one of the 600 and more antituberculosis associations allied with the National Association will be urged to promote Tuberculosis Day In their respective communi ties While last year over 50000 churches observed this occasion it Is expected this year that this num ber will be doubled Millions of circulars and other forms of literature will be distributed The sup port of every religious denomination will be asked for That tuberculosis Is a serious problem among church congregations Is evinced by statistics which the National Association gathered last year which show that 10 per cent of all deaths among church members are caused by tuberculo sis Based on these figures and on the mortality statistics of the Cen sus Bureau over 52000 of the 33 000000 communicants In churches in the United States die from tu berculosis every year This figure assumes that the death rate of 160 per 1000 population in the Registration Area applies to all church goers when as p matter of fact the rate would probably be higher Attorney General Oarnett says that under an opinion of the Court Appeals the school authorities 10f ample power to forbid the use the common drinking cup I u t FreeWEDNESDAY unu Louisville Day Special Trains from upline EASTERNERS mEA OF KENTUCKY LIFE- As Viewed From Eyes of Pittsburg Editorr GIVEN IN A HUMOROUS VEIN The Grand Old State HasMany Things Not Common Elsewhere Hill VKHY FAMOUS VOLCANO A Pittsburg Pa paper prints the following editorial description of KentuckyKentucky Is one of the warmest American States not only cllmatl Ically but politically It is situated just south of the healthy repar fromIOhio river which is often swum byt minority delegates In Kentucky caucusesKentucky O Is shaped like a suffra o shoe and Is of medium size Iget a No 9 on an E last It was O settled by Daniel Boone with the 1aid of a long rifle in 1769 and the Boone method of settlement Is still piously maintained in most parts of the State In all important questionsKentucky Is a wonderfully fertile region and huge crops are raised whenever the Inhabitants have time The State Is full of fast norms beautiful women fine whlsII key and redhot men It has only 2200000 Inhabitants but It could have had 5000000 If the early Kentuckian had been waterjacket ed and kept below a shooting temperature Men kill each other over tplllcj In Panne see and over cards In Texas and as a recreation In Chicago but In Kentucky crops politics and family quarrels are all natal The result Is that In some districts the Kentuckian who dies In bed with his boots off is sat upon by the coroner who tries to find the reasonKentucky raises more tobaccd than any other State when the night rider doesnt ride The night rider Is a sort of human boll weevil which gets Into the crops and ruinsII them with a hoe It travels In I crowds and Is brave and fearless wherever Its opponent Is unarmed The feud Is another Kentucky dis ease which has put a sad crimp Into the population The feud flourish es In the mountains of Eastern Kentucky where the railroad and the public library do not Intrude and Is a sort of a fourgeneration family quarrel conducted with shot guns When one feudist meets an other feudist In a narrow alley and the second feudist refuses to side track the first feudist shoots him Then the son of the feudist of the second part shoots the feudist of the first part and the nephew of the feudist of the first part shoots the son and second cousin of the feudist of the second part and the brotherin in law and uncle by mar riage of the feudist of the second part catch the nephew and grand son and sister and cousin by mar riage of the feudist of the first part at church and fill them so full of lead that they have to be taken home on a truck Taking the cen sus in Breathltt county by piece work is a poorhouse job Kentucky has many fine old cities and plantations It is noted for its sunshine moonshine It bluegrass and its red noses its mint f Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSGASTORIA I r t f juleps and its whiskey Making taxed whiskey is a business in Ken tucky and making untaxed whls key Is n recreation There are many mountains iin Kentucky but only one volcano Colonel Watterson of the Louis vllle CourlerJournaJ FOR SALE A scholarship In the Vnmlerbllt lkton1ICversity Howling Green Kentucky PrminlionH Business College Nash vllle Tenn or any branch school and Bryant F Stratton Business College Louisville Kentucky Any one contemplating attending either of the above schools rant save mane by writing or calling on The Hartford Herald 29tf Easy Marks How do you fellows manage to get rid of wild cat mining stock when everybody knows It is worthless asked the Gold Brick man It Is easy replied the Mining Stock man We simply find out the names of the men in small towns who are afraid to trust the local banks and they take all we deliver- S 000000000000000IOKMS YOULL EXJOY is 0 The Heralds Special Selections 0 00 00 THINK YOU THAT YOU KNOW IBM Think you that you know him the friend at your side Not at all You may be in business closely al lied- Beneath the same roof he may with you abideIBut does he in you ever really con fide Not at all Think you that you know him to fullest extentNot all Although off to school and to college you went And together long years of study you spent You are not cognizant of his Innate bent Not at all Think you that you know him his doubts and his fears Not at all And think you he speaks of the oft falling tearsfBecause of a wound that has smart ed for years He does not feel always Jjust as he appears Not at all You know not his life in moments sublime Not at all When the soul is borne to another clime And loses Itself In His will for a time While the sweet Bells of Perfect Unity chime Not at all There Is ever a nature wholly un seen In us all A knowledge of friends through contact we glean And character judge by their dally routine But the soul on Humanity cannot lean Not at all E B HOLMES I Granulated Sore Eyes Cured For twenty years I suffered from a bad case ofgranulated sore eyes says Martin Boydof Henriet ta Ky In February 1903 a gentleman asked me to try Chamber andsused about twothirds of it and my eyes have not given me any trouble since This salve is for sale by all dealers m a SiWiirD Hih0 IOraa14 1 a Yeas pointsTHURSDAY SCHOOL PER CAPITA IS PARED DOWN THIS YEAR Fixed at 4Supt Hamlett Explains Reason for the Reduction Frankfort Ky July 31The school per capita for the ensuing year as announced today by Su perintendent of Public Instruction Barksdale Hamlett will be 4 a reduction of forty cents from last years per capita by reason of a def icit fn the school fundr caused by failure of revenues for the current year to equal the estimate given the State Superintendent and reduc tions in the estimated revenue from the estimate made a year ago resultingapproximately 86000 as reporter by the State Auditor Including this deficit the Auditor estimates the school fund for the ensuing year at 298295466 as compared with an estimate of 334700402 last year This estimated revenue Is apportioned among 741928 children of school age an Increase of 1500 over last years scholastic censusIn announcing the apportionment Supt Hamlett said Four dollars is the absolute limit of possibilityI upon the estimate I conservative and hope that the rev enues will exceed the apportion ment but that we can not tell InI toIthe school year from six to seven months and at all events to avoid a deficit Ifposslble The school census shows evi dences of a movement of negroes from the country to the cities or to other States While the rural schools report a decrease of 3827 In negro children the colored city schools report an increase of 4684 Are Ever at War There are two things everlastingly at war joy and piles But Buck lens Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form It soon subdues the Itching irritation inflammation or swelling It gives comfort invites joy Greatest healer of burns bolls ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples skin eruptions Only 25 cents at James H Williams m Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CAsTORIAPeople I bugged Senator Gores suggestion ought to be popular Let every article he said be tagged with its price plus the tariffand also its flat price without the tariff additional Ev purichase victions Philadelphia Record A Clever Novel in IIpplncottH- Augustpreeminently devoted to vacations Is also the fiction month Even the man or woman whose year Is pretty well given up to digging after truth casts a long ing eye toward at least a few idle days with a diverting story in a cozy nook It rests while it stimulates Lippincotts August number has been regulated accordingly for it opens with an unusually bright and entertaining novelette Lady MakeBelieve This Is the first long story of a writer whose short storlco are attracting wide atten tion Florence Selden Peple A ro mance started on shipboard soon develops astounding complications and a puzzling mystery There Is a happy ending to the story although for a time it looks as II such a result were out of the question Among the shortstories is a remarkable one called Yellow Wa ter by Will Lexington Comfort l Jiu r1 iIs 1Jj IRaces SecretaryJfwhose time is too fully taken up with writing best sellers to do much in this line Other Interest Ing stories are The Heritage of the Serpent by Stanley Olmsted and A Belated Rosebud by Emily Newell BlalfA now series ot ShortStory Masterpieces sffarts in this number Russian auttora now being represented The Aug ust Masterpiece is Silence a weird tale by Leonid Andreyev As usual there is an introduction by the Editor Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle Ill an Indian went to sleep pn a railroad track lied YaK EHIed by tJnrtltst express Ke paid for his carelessness with his life Often its that way when people neglect coughs and colds Dont risk your life when prompt use of Dr Kings New Discovery will cure them and so prevent a dangerous throat or lung trouble It completely cured me in a short time of a terrible cough that fol lowed a severe attack of grip writes J R Watts Floydada Tex and I regained 15 pounds in weight that I had lost Quick safe reliable and guaranteed SOc and1 100 Trial bottle free at James H Williams m Low FaresOn the lit and 3rd Tuesdays of each month the fares are txtra lowand allow stop oven free and 25 days time via Cotton Belt Route t- oArkansas tit TexasThe Cotton Belt Route Is the dinct line from Memphis to Texas through Arkansas two splendid trains daily n th through sleepers chair carsnd parlorcafe can Trains from all parts of the Southeast make direct connection at Memphis with Cotton Belt Routetralns to the Southwest Write to me today i I will tell you exact fare rlfromi your torn ached ale and send you splen did illustrated books of 4 farm facts about Arkansas U and Texas r TouritTllcta ul Dally to car- tatnpolntalnT a 800c1alJla t BARRYII IF YOU ARE ILL from anydisordor of the ST011IAc9UYIIt or inaotireJtttimes yourdruggist01 young and chipper as you used to Rive twillpurifyyourblood absolutelyharmless notdisturbetQntaohForperbottleDQntWHAN BMWN M Ihmj SlNcwY rkNY Se c qf I c t WEDNESDAY AVOlST 7 1912 THE HARTFORD HERALDPAGFSEVEN 00000000000000000o I 0000000000000000Be 0 t mocked for whatsoever a manl soweth that shall he also reap In your costly temples praying Let Thy Kingdom Come wi pray Are but words of ldo meaning If we these you turn away Boundless wealth to you is given From His hand who owns It all And His eye beholds in heaven What ye render back for all rjfte trouble with the churches today is that they have too man society church members people who have their names on the church book because it gives then prestige and for no other reason Understand I do not mean to insinuate that there are no Christians iin our churches but it doesnt necessarily follow that because a man and woman have their names on the church book that they are christ- Ians Tile other day I saw n young man drink a bottle of beer with a crowd of good fellows and the next night he led the prayer meet Wjftfit the Baptist church His JJKIduct not only Injured the church but it injured the cause of religion as well The eyes of the sinners are watching the church members to see if they live up to what the Bible says for them to doLety- our light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in heaven AJas lnmoorrytasny the majority have been weighed in the balances and found wanting By their fruits ye shall know thm says the Bible and you can look on the church membership book anti s e Just how much their fruit amounts to Oh we cant make people come to church they will tell you in trying to excuse themselves Yet God tells them to go out Into the highways and hedges and compel them to come In that My house may be filled They seem to think that going to church singing a few songs with ragtime tunes and chanting a prayer means working for God Dont you know God frowns on such TvoVkers Faith without works Is dead He says The churches could do a great good if theyd only put their shoulder to the wheel and fight the devil Mike they meant It not In a halfhearted way but with a vim t Oh many hearts are aching We find them everywhere Whose cups are filled with sorrow Whose homes are filled with care themTTheOr sends them to peditlon Those diamonds In the rough The young people are drifting away from the church because the older people take so little interest themselves and because they must have a good time They do not stop to think that they must rear as they have sown All they want is a good time and they take no heed of the menacing finger point ed by the bony hand of deaths dreaded specter at the Bible warn IitIjy The wages of Sin Is Death The churches should be more ac tive do more to promote Gods work Why stand ye here all the day idle What are you waiting I for The old familiar hymn says The day will soon be over In which to work and win and Work for the night Is coming A few puny Bible classes wont help Gods cause much Jesus says He did not come to save the righteous but the sinner Why then do tne church members work so much among themselves Get busy Show the world tour ipt afraid to own that youre a ser Vht of God Talk religion act re Iglon anti practice religion I once heard an Ohio county preacher toll bls flock of 175 members that the devil sat on tle cupola halt asleep and did more work than they did And It was true then It Is true today Ella Wheeler Wilcox says A FACT ABOUT THE BLUES What is known as the Blues II seldom occasioned by actual exist lllag external conditions but In the treat majority o cases by a dls irderrt LIVER a TINS IS A PACT which may be demonstra trying a course of Tuii sRiIIsT- k yl IletetlieUVER l y briflgbepeaadboujraacy to the I t kfd They brias health aad elastic l Ityte the body I TAKE NO UBiTiTUTK t 1 s fJ The good are halt bad and the ba are half good Fight for Jesus In your home 1 your place of business on the streets and everywhere and show to the world that you are sincere ant1 If the world wont come to you then you go to the world See Bo faithful to the end and you will receive a crown of everlastin lire Bo up and doing and work without ceasing and remember the Lord has said Come unto Meal1 ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest The writer of this article thinks today that to be a true christian Is one of the greatest blessings IIn tendsyr Is that dear old hymn What a- friend we have In Jesus all our griefs and pain to bear what a privilege to carry everything ti0 God in prayer 0 how we violate the confidence of the lowly Jesus He who wa nailed torn and bleeding to a eru clal cross for the remission of ou sins Think that God gave His only begotten Son that none should per ish but all should have everlasting life Can we find a friend sio faithful who will all our share Jesus knows our every weakness take It to tho Lord ii1 prayer Why should we tarry andI1 heed not his mercy Hels plead ing today as he pleaded In days pone by Sinner Jesus wants you His loving arms are outstretched and His face wears a pleading smile The time is now fleeting fleeting from you and from me Shadows are gathering deathbed are coming coming for you am1I for me Take iro heed of the rend ant I Its pleasures but seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteous ness and all these things will be added unto you The pleasures o t the world are nothing comparedI with the beauties of heaven Sup pose you do find pleasure and fame In the sin of the worldstop and ponder over the question What does It profit a man If he gain the whole world and lose his soul Oi what will a man give in exchange I for his soul XXX Rockport Ky July 31 S Hcwnrc of Ointments for Catarrh lint Contains Mpirury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when en tering It through the mucous sur face Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 contains no mercury and Is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system In buying Halls Catarrh cure be sure you get the genuine It Is taken Internally and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists Price 75c per bottle Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation m I flare I en MUM 1 Y tutu Kldo t To keep clean To swat the fly To smell before tasting To go in out of the rain To speak when I want things To know when a master appears To sense an enemy and keep dis- tanceTo growl at bullion To remember that even bunts have marrow To drink plenty of cold water To refuse to drink alcohol To eliminate cats from my ac quaintanceTo faithful fiend and To hit the shady iipots In August CASTOR IiAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signaturoof To Illustrate Example as well as precept was furnished to the youthful autograph fiend who wrote to one of the worlds richest men asking for an autograph sentiment and enclos ing a twocent stamp for his reply Over His Opulencys signature came the prompt responseon a postcard A penny saved Is a penny ear- nedAugust Lippincotts May ItiiMo Family Miss Hazel Yeast and Chester K Yeast both of Good Hope wore united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage this afternoonMar comb Journal 1 rlAmelcansln Northern Mexico have been notified by rebel com mandors to give up their arms and lease thee country the only alternative being to Join the rebel ranks lJOOOOOOOOOOOOOUo ooooooooooooooo Porn November 14 1842 enter ed Into rest July 15 1912 at about 12 m The subject of this brief sketch professed faith in Christ and Joined West Point Baptist Church more than tiny years ago and in all those years of toll and strife W M Tlchenor never wavered never faltered Ho was one of Gods noblemen Tire wri ter of this small memoir never know a truer gentleman never knew a more faithful child of God Peace to his ashes He was married to Miss 55era C Mocker on the 11th day of Novem barISGO To this union were born tour children three sons and one daughter two of whom died In Infancy Two noble manly boys Cyrus and Bernle now live to helps mother in this distress and sub lime grief led bless you boys A vigir lant as a father never being too tired wayworn and weary to heed your ovary want now lies In the silent embrace of death I thanks led that the subject of this memoir prayed God to trite him from labor to reward In the great day when earth and son give up their dead W M Tlchenor your father my brotherinlaw and brother In Christ will come forth with palms of victory In his hand and n jeweled crown of righteousness on his browOh who would not be a chrlst flan Who would desire to live a OUR life and miss the haven W M TrcTien6 EaT Surety yiviriti Kaw my 8lstrCoxdo tndai 91L yni for the last day In the more than 43 years of married1 life Inv away your loved one in the silence of the tomb No more at early morn or close of day with you hear his wel come voice no more behold his manly form ly Gods grace and mercy he has cared for you as tenderly as husband and father ever cared for his loved ones Tomor row you will miss him In the days to come youll earn for his companionship But alas he Is of earth no more He Is an angel now and with the redeemed of all ages he will stand before tho great white throne of God and shout his praises forever Sister nephews lets meet this good husband this kind and loving father in heaven where God and His angels are Neighbors friends and fellow church men lets emulate the example of this true follower of the meek and lowly Lamb of God- Frlend after friend departs who has not lost a friend Today wo are dressed In gold and sliver bright Wrapt In a shroud before tomor row night My brother no more Ill see No more his voice Ill hear Ill meet him In that land of joy Ill meet him bye and bye P K HOCKER oooooooooooooooooO O In regard to 0 o OBITUARIES RESOLUTIONS 0 O OK RESPECT Ate 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Hartford Herald has adopted a new rule In regard to Obituaries Resolutions of Respect Cards of Thanks c whether written at the the behest of lodges churches or In dividuals and that Is we shall charge at the rate of two cents perI line for all such articles except obltIuary poetry which will be one cent per word stralghtThls Is tile small est rate we charge for nnvthlnb and Is only onefifth of our regular rate The amount in cash or stamps must accompany each article or It will not be printed Six words average a line in ordi nary reading and every separate character or initial letter counts as a word The heading and the signature both count one line each even If they ara only a word or two All obituary poetry straight through one cent per wordIContributors pleaso remember j 4I was cured of diarrhoea by oneII doco of Chamberlains Colic Chole ra and Diarrhoea Remedy writes M E Gebhardt Oriole Pa There IB nothing better For sale by all dealers m I A VIVID KKMKMMUAXTK- OF I AWFUL DKSTIUOTIOX The most startlliu and pitiful collection in the museum at Pornt pell is that of the plaster casts ol people tnd animals that hvn lI eoil discovered there Thn excavatois 0 work wit great unuHon mid onto I in a white tap a place In the ashes that EonmlH hollow tnry make tii opening IIr this rawovo the ran tents ot llo cavity tml then fill ItJwith plaster of parts This pre serves the contours of the figure l that kept the ashes In place and has since decayed The latest addition to the collection tells the story of 1 1 c P the victims end In a remarkable manner A hollow was found recently out side the Nola gate on the east side of Pompeii a few steps from the monument of Acsyullla Polla Af ter the cast was taken It was found to be the huddled up body of a man holding his left hand over his mouth while the right arm was ox tondcd above his head Fastened to the body Were three fragments of branches one next the head an other n forked piece was attached to the left ankle It Is clear that the man had climbed a tree hophu to escape from the shower of nslips and that man and branches had fallen together His money was found In a linen bag eight sliver denarii dated from Caesars time to that of Titus and a copper as of Ti tus with this was an iron finger ring holding a carnelian on which Is engraved the sign of Capricorn between a star and a ships fll- llderNew York Sun THE LIFE OF TIIK KAKMKR AN APT COMPAKISO A man who owns eighty acres of land and has sense enough to till It makes the lot of the country newspaper man look like the last sad remnants of a Dutch lunch The farmer has the best of It all around lie Is an independent as an express company He doesnt have to write a soulful obituary over some peakheaded fellow who keeps on display an exhibit of cut plug profanity that would make the efforts of a steamboat mate sound like the meeting of the Kpworth Leauuo Ho iaiStthnXeto go Into raptures over the beauty of an open face ljfTTewlflra Pasrof cute = tonance that would blow out the gasThe farmer Isnt required to lie until his back teeth fall out about the sterling manhood of a groom with cars like a cauliflower plant and tho brain power of a yearling shoat Ho doesnt have to run a contest for the most beautiful young lady In the community male everybody sireand then print a 7 + cent halftone of the beauty that looks like n tintype of grandma at the ape of thirteen Neither does tho erlltorOzarl County Times Flying Men Tali Victims to stomach liver and kith ney troubles just like other people with like results In loss of appetite backache nervousness headache and tired listless rundown feeling But theres no need to feel like that as T D Peebles Henry Tenn proved Six bottles of Electric Bitters ho writes did more to give me new strpngth and good appetite titan all other stom ach remedies I used So they help everybody Its folly to suffer when this great remedy will help you from the first dose Try It Only HO cents at James H Williams drug store m 00000000000000000O FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0 O W 1II Wright Pastor O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Preaching every Fourth Sunday morning and evening Rlble School every Sunday at 930 a m- Communion service at 1030 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock The TollTalc Question The school tQacher requested those children who had never told a lie to raise their hands After a pause two or threelittle hands went up Then another hand was raised and lowered un certainly and Its small owner askedTeacher Is It a lie If nobody finds it ouU Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS C ASTO R I A An Antis ViewI Dr Lyman Abbott In an anti suffrage argument In New York told an anecdote I once asked a little girl if she know what a suffragette was Yes dr she replied Well what Is it then said 1 The wife of a sufferer said she Two Thinkers I once thought seriously of mar slag for mono Why didnt you then The girl Fn the case was a thinker too TIe average salur of tho 105 lOO clergymen of the United Stater to ht SCR p ycrtl little more hen that of nn antes oov hen tfV tonpip from evil and thY lips from speaking guile39th salm Subscribe for The- HeraldiSlOO a yr I t cot 1 1 f a CASTORIA rrFor Infants and Children liThe Kind You Have J Always Bought I Bears the t Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CA8JORIA THe CENTAUR OOMPAN NEW Voss Sns LOOK ON THE FIRST PAGE Or the wrapper around your Herald You will llml a little yellow slip It tiny printed on It your mime tutu a im o altei it The date shows when your subscription expires or when It did expire This is nil the hook we keep of your subscription account nun there Is no excuse for you not knowing just how you stand with TIIK HKRAID AYc are trying to set tilt subscription list on a strictly ca hiiiail viiiico busts so as to avoid trouble mid inlsiiiiilerstanillng We do nut want to force the paper upon anybody against their will hut we want till that Is due us Please give this matter your very prompt atten tion Look at that little yellow slip containing your name It will tell you just what you need to know without any explanation from us If It Is wrong In any way let us know nyhow please pay us what Is due It takes much money to run a good newspaper nowa days hence we must keep our subscription accounts collected up Either come tit The Herald unite and pay the arrears nail a year in advance or If you are not coming to town soon semi us a check or post Ofilce III on Cll Ill11 for the amount due We will appreciate it and It will make us think you really want the paper XE V TUCX ls Li ht and Power Company iNCoitrnitTKi E G BARRASS MGR Hartford KyTrill rile ftoirr houne It cost Electric iflitx firf ifu Iiffitfty tirl ftffr Xo- mii III btittiit NX lOtttip sifniIff lIP trithout th11I illicit within jf tcli WHY NOT MAKE 200 A MONTH Thais 55O a Week almost 1000a Day Selling Victor Sates and fireproof boxre to merchants doctors lawyers demists sod welltodo turmrr nil of wllOIll rpiio the nr il of IIIIuCo11lllt do not know how easy ttlto own declare our proposition one of the best cleancut inouryznuklnK opportuni ties over received Without previous extirri dice YOU ciill duplicate the success ofotfirrs Our handsomely illustrated Stopupa catalog will enable you to present the fiilject to CUB turners in as interentliiR a ninniicra though yott wero plloting them through our fuetory Ira a1Ohlled usalesmen receive ixlvleo and inntruitloris for selling sutrs plying convincing talking points which it IU impossible for a prospective customer to deny Why dont YOU bo the llrst to apply from your vicinity before someone else geto tho territory We can favor only one salesman out of each locality Our Nw Home Capacity 20000 Safes Annually TheSMhnnnlvPmryoiour company was celebrated by erecting the most modern isle factory In the world Wide wako men who received our Epeuiul veiling Inducement rendered itneceisnry to double our output Vo r many thousands of dollars en lirirlni our soles organization but to learn nil particulars it will cot yon only the price of a poelul curd Ask for Calalogue 16T THE VICTOR SAFE LOCK CO CINCINNATI OHIO uu JOB PHIMTICXG The kind thai makes you Iouik frond in the ryes of iris whole sale dealer and the city merchant that makes your neuhbnrs proud of you increases respect and sets yuu nifht in UK mtnas nf all people this kind Is NEATLY DONErrr4ts EveryIbody in any e Heads fgrdc Er vopfs Marments Etc nowadays Prices the lowest work the best Call or write us She HERALD Hrtord Ky t 1 L y J TJy 11 t L A fit I WP M AHqLli ift ft 1 j t Ii J tJ 1 DC I i rti 1J 1tl I rG WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7 1012 HERALD 1 ti 1VGK EICHT THE HARTFORD = ylfJ fke Hartford Herat Is U H A E RAILROAD TIME TA 1B1FAT IIAllTFOKD KY The following L N Time Card Is effective from Monday Aug 21st i k North Hound No 11 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 duo at Hartford 340 p m South Bound No 113 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 duo nt Hartford 146 p ni II K MISCHKE Agt r IJKAVKIt DAM Aug iiA negro brakeman 1In twitching n train Saturday evenlm caught his foot in the frog of thIswitch which came very near m shs ing It o7 After the wound wasa dressed by Dr S D Taylor he was rent to Paducah to the hospital The Democrats of West Heave Dam In puiuance of a call met at the Odd Follows Hall Saturday ev uulnp and elected Judge J M Par rev Democrat us commltteeman Ini place of Mr J P Stevens win moved to Hartford Judge Porter addressed the meeting after his election and among other things said the present Demoratlc outlool is brighter than he had ever sera It since Io has been voting Mach is nn old time hustler mid will se- ato It that the Democrats arc 01 t y hands next November Mr Hoy Repast director of music In the Logan County College want In town last week in the Interest of t lllsInstltutionIll Greenwood of Centra rI City Misses Edith Howerton Creunvllle Ky and Nancy Vanme i ter of Inverness Miss were theII quests of Mss Geneva Taylor last weekMiss Geneva Taylor gave a house t party last Friday evening In honor of her schoolmates and others am Iii W wore present Those present out of town were Mr Wlllli I Greenwood and Miss Edith Hower ton Uefroahments wore server I consisting of cream cakes and fruit and a pleasant evening was spent by nil present Miss Eunice Williams who hasI been quite 111 of late of malarial trouble Is much Improved and willI soon be out again Mrs Henry Young of Uockport is visiting her son Mr Oordor Young this week Dr Oscar Flenor of the firm ofr McKonney Flener has severedI Ills connection with that firm andI will leave next Wednesday for Ilus sellvllle Ky where he will make his future home The Doctor Is a Kentcman well skilled In the pro fesslon of dentistry and we predictt for him a bright futuro In his new home During his brief stay withI us he had built up a fine practice In his profession and made many friends lie was also a fine worker in lit Sunday School and church and we are grieved very much to give him up PUKVT1SR Aug iSchool was opened at this place last Monday under the management of Miss Lillian Pattor son Mr Wm Taylor who hap been in Bowling Green for some time anted i his father Mr H B Taylor and family near here recently I Mrs Salllo Hoover of Frledi land visited her ulster Mrs Wm French and other relatives nnn here last week I Mrs Brown of near Ma tanzag visited her daughter Mrs Toe Barnes and family near hors f last week Mr and Mrs Clarence linker and children visited her brother Mr John X Taylor and wife In Green vllle last week Mr Robert Sherrod of Miss Is visiting his aunt Mrs W L Shultz and family Mr Frank Taylor visited rela tives In Greenville last week Mrs Henry Stevens of Beaver Dam visited Mr Lon Stevens anllC family near here last week E t I t The little twoyearold child of Mr J L Decker died and was burled at the Patterson graveyard h SaturdayII near here last Dr J H Barnes and family of Okla visited Mr Barnes t i father Mr J A Barnes and faintly l near here last week a- I Mrs Amanda Tlchenor visitedI her sister Mrs Hiram Brown neart t McHenry recently i Mr and Mrs Olney Southard of r Ii IiLuzernoi visited Mr Southards parr J- I ents Mr and Mrs Willis SouthardI tilastSundayEBoy Slays Ills Sister 1 St Joseph Mo Aug 3RoxC- ox IB years old killed his Isster 1elba at Gentry Mo today The boy was playing with s rllle and did not know It was loaded Melba I was 9 years oldt vtSIIHKVEr Aug roThe musical at Mr Shartzers Friday night was quiteI an enjoyableart lr hues Anna Patton of Hartford the guest of Miss Fannie Whit f tinshlll Miss Maggie Grant of near Rock port Ind is visiting her sister II Mrs Ambra WlI2onIMrs Amanda Pate of Barrett1 Ferry returned home Sunday after having spent a week with her son IHenry Pate Mrs Ambra Wilson Misses Ad die Turnstall and Maggie Grant were the guests of Mr Crlt Porter and family of Falls of Rough PrliP iSaturdaySaturday ii Shradero sister Mrs Fred Whit S from tinghlll Miss at TrislerII months After spending a weekiihome she left Saturday Smlthvllle Spencer county K forIiIwhee she will open school Mr Cecil DeWeese Is off Company H of Ky In Mr Cecil Lambert tiny night with Mr AlabamaII tlnirhlll of Trlser I think wedding here soonIi will I I Monday August 12th All parties ihaving stock to ship will please no tHy the committee at once i L B TICHEXOR S L STEVENS H T PORTER Committee ADAIIUPG- Aug 2 =Mrs Sussii 1 radedhd Mrs Rebecca Greer are visiting the latters daughter Mrs C W Mose Icy In Owensboro Mss Ina Patton Is visiting her cousin Mrs Eula Howard near Whltesvllle today Mrs Lena Patton and daughter IrslII Mr Mrs nnd Ada Mrs Ford of Greer visiting Miss near Monnlo her here father Ree Mr hIJreiii ensboro Is visiting her grandfather i Mr Sanford Greer Mrs Lertha Westerlield and children vho have been visiting at Buford have returned home Mr and Mrs W A Helm visited relatives In Owensboro the latter part of last week Mr John Raymon Is In Whites vllle today on business hay Your Taxes Taxes for ycir 1912 are now due and we are ready to receive same T H nLACKZZ 2Ctf Sheriff Ohio County t rBSImAug 6Eider C C Taylor is on the sick list Mrs Efilo Martin and children of Hickory Rtdgc spent a few days last week In this vicinity Mr and Mrs Albert Taylor spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ell Martin at Hickory Ridge Mr and Mrs A Stewart and son iCllls spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Heaver Dam and Taylor Mines Messrs B J and L D French Bade a business trip to Hartford i rlday I Mr and Mrs Weaver Moseloy of aylorlleld spent Saturday night ml Sunday with Mr and Mrs T iDI Hinton Messrs W T French lad N T i Sharp made a business trip to Ow nsboro Saturday Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Clear Run are the guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Taylor Mrs Jane Daniel Is spending a fow days with Mr and Mrs Bunk hapman of asonvllleII Aug iiIrwife of Frledaland were the guests f Mr Sam Davidson and family undayMrs nettle Coppage of Hot Springs Ark has been the guest ofr Mr Worth Lloyd and family dur ig the past week Mrs Byron Hurt Is very 111 of uphold fever Born to the who of Charlie Hairline boy Mother and child doing wellHuberPowers son of Mrs H C Powers of Narrows died Sunday night of injuries received about a tar ago when he jumped from a moving freight train fracturing his skull 1TTLK TWIN non DIR OMA PEW nouns APART The twin sons of Mr and Mrs Edward Pfolfer of the Stanley neighborhood died of pneumonia hursday at the family home One of the boys died at 4 oclock In the morning while the other about five hours later They were five years of age The Interment took place 11 tle Sclierer Eifrytng grounds at Stanley r A 1 fNNN4WYW1 tK tM41MfM1VfrLVyt 4- I I IEXTRA SPECIAL EXTRK Ohio County Drug Co Store AaTFC JD Y I iHA SOMETHING TO BRAG ABOUTIfi r The recent oil discovery is notthe only great discovery Many people hereabouts have discovered that this is the store at which to deal for a big saving in prices and high quality goods Come to see us Youll not hear uAlexand rs Ragtime Bandt11- i but youll hear some of the best ragtime prices on whatever you want and the best quality drug store goods qualityii A thorough determination and persistency in buying places the highest goods in your hands at a lower price than you have ever been ableto buy them before Ask central to connect you with our store If you cannot send a messenger weIhave both telephones and will gladly respond to every want with an expediency thatIwill make you enjoy trading here If you are just one bit in doubt as to just exactlyii what you want well send you different lines of goods to select fromii IBy all meanslet us fill your prescriptions for our plans arc so systemizcdand we have such a full stock of highi quality drugs that we arc never at a loss for just the exact medicine your doctor prescribes Its our aim to make i this store right in every particular i l Big Free Offer to Boys and Girls the beautiful PushMobile as shown In On Saturday August 31st we are going to give away our window We are going to give It free to the boy or girl who returns the largest number of coupons to us on or before August 3lst How to Get the Coupons with fivecent purchase made at our storeeveryOne coupon will be given A Partial List of Articles That You Will Want From Some Drug Store So Why Not Us The A D S Store Parowax for fruit jars per pound c Epsom Salts per 110unllic JII Corrpiund Cathartic Pills 100 for e- i 2Scpound IISodium Phosphate per Kings New Life Pills per box25cla- ster Sulphur per poundIOC IIDrj ie Ramonds Pills per box2OcParis per pound II Nyals Pills per Lox20cSpirits Camphor plntacIII j Hic1 lie II PeroxideHydrogen pound lExtract Vanilla ounce I I Doans Kidney PillsiOcWitch Hazel pint20cII 100Water large Castor Oil pint cDawson SOc Quinine Capsules 100 forC11I LaxFos Insect Powder per pound25e II A Big Introductory pffer and Kidney Medicine and DIUESTEZE In order to get PODOLAX a splendid Liver Stomach highly recommended for Dyspepsia and Constipation before the public we will make you a pres cut out of this paper or inIf will bring this ad ent of either one of the above medicines you read about this offer and make a small purchase If Itsandcircular form either to us say you only for ten cents Retail price of either Is 50c Extra SPECIALS Extra Colgates Talcum Powder 12J4c II Palmolive Soap 10c Colgates Toilet Water 2rc slzeI IorI 3 cakes for2ScColga- tes Toilet Water 75c size iOe Lana Oil and Buttermilk Soap 3 cakes for 20c Colgates Shaving Stick 25c size lc ji Nyals Easem foot powder guaranteed 15c IP SCull for Coupon on Talking Machine FllKK c iFountainSyringes Qualllty perfect solid seams non flow pipes and full tube assortment ODe A 100 value for AOc A 125 value for 5125iAny of these Fountains guaranteed for one year Now we mean what we say and what we say we mean and do Drugs dont linger long on our shelves for we sell what we buy and quickly too Right prices and courteous service makes things move When In a hurry hurry your order or come to see us Well expect you OHIO COUNTY DRUG 11 11 3t AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER s From to Dam and teSplendid car meets all trains A fast aiid easy iride Telephone or call at our stable when you want to leave or have relatives coming COOPER COt 11 11 Heraldpnlyi a Year 1 1 1 7SDPreparations i Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy 1 The kind baby needs 25c Beef I Iron and Wine- A tine tonic makes red blooduOc A Peroxide Cream After you use this youll use no other 23cii Vogue Face Powder Buy it once and youll Insist on having the Vogue 25c and 3c Castoria Of course It carries the A D S guaranty l5c Joy Walk Corn Plaster 4 We guarantee it to remove the corn or your money back lOc J I I ee I8mp8 1poj 4 g aa o 0 m = 1 50 M oFf s 0 j= 1p = N itJCD 8S EI4 3 1 U gQ enfEi i = W =pfJJp 00 I f d p = s s = G LLJt I I II t t fhCL- Mt p = = Io 00LIoq B 8 7 e Or= p 0 I COINCORPORATED wber YuI Ge1 TbeBesi To Be ad 1 Hartford Beaver Mm HARTFORD KENTUCKY The 100 SUBSCRIBE NOW SI fJ NOTICE TO SUBCRIBERS i The Hartford Herald has received notice from the Thrill Assistant Postmaster General that we must comply with the new postal regular tints in regard to subscriptions more than one year In arrears There are several who have not paid during the past year anti We are now compelled to comply with the ruling During the past year we have mails a special effort to get these old accounts collected up anti most of them have responded taut there are n good many who have not responded to our request iyon want us to continue The Herald when In arrears more than one year you must notify us In writing to that effect otherwise we musCtake your name off tine list If more than one year In arrears With us It Is not a question of extending you credit hut a question of complying with the UH Postal regain tlons Any name taken off does not release the person from their obfj 1j llKiitlon to pay their back subscriptions so thin PostOfflcp Department 1 rules This of course npphIe to aU subscribers regardless ot tlnen t clul standing anti we do canvfstly appeal to thojp who arc more than n yenr in arrears to call at The Herald office at once and settle or remitl by man the amount due The label on your paper frill show where you are paid to Plcnso consult that NQW and bo governed accord Ingly We do not want to lose a single one of our subscribers but your prompt attention Is very necessary UJQu wish The Herald to continue Its weekly visit When a subscription Is discontinued one notice will be sent to the subscriber and lit a prompt resp6hs Is not received we will neCCs rJyiave to pliice all ichr rtfccoiitifc V tine hands of a collecting agency whq will take charge rdf the idjiisifmeBt of same Please be prompt Best plan is to pay In advance 1 9 Fi y T Qf C 1 lfAI

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict