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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, November 13, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912111301 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, November 13, 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. 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hold the Bryan vote of four earsI ago but the Democratic loss was I Insignificant compared with the division of the Republican vote President TaR ran second In New York and It the election furnished onegreatrea1 surprise U was in the small vote for fbl1odqre Roosevelt The Bull Moose landSllde did not materialize and in the industrial cities up the State ho did not getII nearly tire vote the leaders of his Bjatty predicted and which the- ML 1 lVDQmittrats and Republicans feared Tie would receive j President Taft was the stronger upthe BtatdrvltfRooseveit fri Now I ohk titT and tbtf1votdJ rIOver= dior was in about tb6 sameratio all that for President trw 1 There IsHttie dbiibt that JobI J Hedges will run second for Gover nor and the Republican patty will continue as a major party and be j 0 entitled to the preUge and the pat lit ponage that goes with that poaltlon 1CJ Governor Wilson arid MrsutzerII l If 4 both carried New York City byI ffifl about Charlesl P Murphy liad proMised sitei 1boirtbcrafirf Nar lbqat Cpmtniltea i2pOOforGov 1 ttt nor Wilsoli1 and the Tammany en werezejolcing tonight that no- cbarge tb 1d be made that they iI IpyBysujKitllnffthntho vote fn the oltyI fat bat in the Republican stringhbids Jiip the State For the flrst tinje I since the Cleveland victory 30- I I I Years ago that part of theState went Democratic Vi 4 vNot one of the Republican oVer i1orda could hold his Republican I plurality AVilllam Barnes Jr did j Jftietter than any of the others for i Albany county gave President Tat Approximately 300b plurality arill1 tke Roosevelt vote was small 1 t Erie county wont strong for boUI thp ibeinocratla State and national tiokettandJ in that section of ther State Mr Roosevelt and Mr StrausII rerei seconb V RbClleBtett went Depfbbritlc t rljhe first time in years Gbyernbr jlII Wilson had a plurality pf200 aridi- H rf Mir Sulzer feil Mr Hedges I byfifeW11 11 nut little better way donen iSjra 1 J II5u60 The hlfepar r dr wpnpugh1 l xotoB Irom thewRepublicana riri each jifeo i vp those stronghpjdstp ijfjye the I I emocrate advantageI = rI was wi clW i whore ttfijb epublloane jsu etiiitthlm08t I iMJthen KIori il t Comintleemantisaws f his ballviclJ i1Y Identlatta1pl- urality ofj- ernbWT1ivil8i ho0 ijJis year Opy l j l intJIi pltlralifrv more than 6000 with Mr qfjI volt third Mrv Hedgea fare ev wpwe for M8tratd1 i sSPld f although Miy Sulzer bas4 apprn fk rtQr l maijinatsore iifinYDemocratic ripal jt Iv yaerir r t yi1 in QISekeneottu rfaloi l1 In= duatrklt cttlesivbere thaBa1iMoose i i9en 1IItio ed for piiaege rote 1e1Irt Rcoe telt4HdJ c vedeeri ii that pjeviaorQWlliAhtl tong i s OWf- hX P lffl e- 1N e H 1 RltE Yai forrthrla r I relltv DTyrHcivedry 2011IJ JII4 1- t W beot f aow t 81j7lihidii1 J Jt J JI M t ttdtdiM T r lilt ntlj don I II I F- rifaat f I1 J yyktt1i1 CJf 1 t 4t1 I 4 tI Pt t prn tier Itwa the same latho Republican strongholds of Northern Now York The Bull Moose vote was always third DuX It drew enough from he Republicans to reduce the normal pluralities by h lfor In the close counties to give the Democrats the adyantago In Jefferson county carried by President Taft four yearn agp by morn than 5000 the plurality this yearwaa about 5001 8tliawr ltalwaYJI good for from TvOOO to jlOljOO came across this year with a ecant44600 COMMITTED SUICIDE IN TilE COURT HOUSE YARD HaweBvlUe Ky Nov 7Tames Lanham 05 years old committed suicide in the v court house yardI here today about 9a m by drink Ing carbolic acid TaU am arrived in Hawesvllle yesterday afternoon and paid tor his boar 4 and lodging at the hotelI by doing chores for the hotel it was after noon today before hlfl home could be located He reg istered at tbV hotel as James Lan jnara with no address but was this afternoon Identified by former Har 411nsurg people who now reside In Hancock county Nothing was found on his person except a pocket Knife a comb andI 10 or 15 cents in money The Coroner held an inquest and the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to bls death by drinking carboHc cld Lanham said he had been out of employment and he seempi to be very despondent HONEYMOON OP AN 01110 COUNTY MAN CVf SHOW The Owensboro Messenger says Harry BlIoyn j fcP pg mat about 26 fears olttyatal Jji uqtodY at Evansvllle on tcharge of seduction The crone Is said to have been committed at Rockport Ky in Ohio county where until ta short time ago he resided The complaint was made by Miss LIl llan Maddox daughter of J P Maddox deceased and the warrant was sworn out by the mother of the girlBaynes will be taken to IIartJ ford for trial as soon as Gov Mc Creary can ask fora requisition on the Governor of ifetana Baynes married about two weeks ago and he was Intercepted by the officers on last Saturday while eq joying his npneyaiopn HIRAM URIfiTOW DEAD WAS PIONEER CITIZEN f Hiram Brlstow one of the plon eer cjtlzeria of Daviesa county andI pne tthe most highly respected t and prosperoue farmers of this sec lion died at 1130 a m Thursday at his Mme at Habit after an 111 n ssot paralysis for four years Mr Brlstow was born in paviesa county June 15 1842 and at his death waB 70 years four months and 23 days old He united with the Baptist church at the age r2L He was married to Minerva Kirk In 4815 ROT James Dawson a well known Baptist minister of that day performing the ceremony Six child afe the only surviving mem w beta of his family Mrs Chas Rid die of Dermont Mrs Jack WH Hams of Cane Run Mrs Chas Harrison Mrs Gus Taylor Mrs El bert Ware arid Mr Bunyan Brls tow of lIabltlIo is also survived I 11nIne grandchildren A Tobacco Fair Ky Nov 11A tobac fair will be held at Atigugta De comber 3V at which time the two loose leaf markets here will be completed and ready for inspection Prises will b awarded as follows IJ Cigarette Wrapper Flrstr 25 i second 15 thlrd10 Bright Leaf+First 25 J second UIithlrd li 1 Re11LeafFlrst 25 second tbtrd10rLugslrlrat 25 second p15 third UQ fFancy Trash First 2 6 second nliJrdjIk ti Entries peen to Bracken Pendle cod Mason and Robertson counties Kontnqky and Brown anil Clerl motif countiesr rOhlq IWJ 1UP n 11f7YY 0 STAY OUT OF CABINET 61 8AyI straight tip 1Is IP thpeffect tJiatW r Bqia ivllltrot accepttlastender thbbMeeot Secrti4rof State in Prealdentl t I wno I ca1lee tHe rt1Jtllt JnfIHlf fa41o i t t Y y r r r Jr J 7 TTHE FIRES OF- PPPARtY lOYAllY To Be Kept Ablaze On Re publican Altar T oumNES PUS TO SAVE The G 0 JPitrrn JEternal De structotjqTDelarsTalk of TaritfiAgitation 7 HE SEES TROUBi E pon W1LSWJ Columbus OilNov 9 rThe fire of party loyalty are to be kep abaze bn the altar of Republtctii ism Defeated but far from dlscour aged President Taft already 1as formed plans for holding tpgethe and strengthening the Republinai party The plans are indefinite and stll vague but he declared tonjght tQ friends who accompanied hlin North from Cincinnati that the par ty will continue to exist that IIt will be as active as in the past and that there Is no reason to believe that its chances of future success are not excellent- So far as the Presidents plan IIs concerned he hopes to see organ Ized a National Republican Club entirely apart from the Republicar National Committee which shall cherish the principles of the part and be a source of political activity riot only during election years but Iat all times The President spoke of the Re publican Club of New York the Hamilton Club of Chicago and other organizations similar in charac ter and expressed the belief that through these clubs interest and loyalty could be kept alive To a suggestion that tie might be the Republican partys nominee In 1916 the President replied with ia smile but made no comment Ht laughingly repeated his intentn of returning to Cincinnati and the practiceof law THe President is convinced tha the task of Presldentelqct VVllat will riot be easy He said tonlgh that be earnestly hoped Mr Wilson would not call an extra sesslin u1 Congress to revise the tariff He Wished he said to see the prcjen1 prosperity continue as long as poz Bible tMr Taft declared that Mr Wilson would face a Congress mado ti to a large extent of untried men whohave come to believe in histrionic publicity ahd who oeHevi that to show their faith with the people Lher must at time be Incur gents and oppose the program o the leaders The President wad particularly interested in any tarjffreylelon pro gram and laughed when he said he was eagerly awaiting the Demo cratic efforts to reduce the ached ules of that iniquitous PayneAid rich tawII The President left Columbus at 540 for Washington He expect to stay there with but few trips away from the White House until March 4 He announced today that he will nbt visit the Panama Canal during the Christmas holidays as he had planned and authorized Congress man Sherly of Kentucky a caller on his private car who was en route to Panama to give Colonel Goethals his kind regards lcbardL Jarvis one of the Ijusky sixfoot vS9cret Servicemen TaftIsince1 hasl been notified to proceed to PrihcjBtpnit He ijC be joined by other Secret Service men later fjJlmmleSloanwhbhaa Secret Taft Seen and as trips bwll Btay Lxlthheyresldmt aIHUNTINO SEASOX OPENS NEth Fit DA1 NlY j3 ftiThe quail sadrabbit season wilt open nejt Friday tnornljigi throughout jhe t9tntootKentuckyThe in dlcatlon v ar thatt there tI11 be merit huhteri lntke41leldph glee op mlrigdtbw r t- yThe nowIIAw fll eii7re r StateidDAief equires a llceneel kuftY difofwa I r Lt iI- tI I i 011 t goalnlotheMlfeldwithout this little papery yorfwlii be subject to arrest and ffine Reports from dlfferen cpuntjlea of the State show tha many llceakes have been Issued The lost report made from Fran- kfortehovs this and yie number haSbeeri almost doubled since that time 1 Reports from the country Indi cats tht the hunters will have a hard Mind finding many quail th- heavytrans In the spring and early summer drowning manyor the young birds Rabbits are said ti- be scarcer than usual this year also Tip quail season comes to an end on Janukryl and between November 1G imd that time the fields will beJlHed with hunters The hardware stores all report Ii- II good business as a large amount of sporting goods and ammunition have been dup to this time r I1KAVKR DAM- Nov Xl 11JOn last Saturday even Ing Mr Chester Leach and Miss Ora Maddox surprised their friends in town by driving to the home o1 Rev G W Gordon at Prentis and being united in matrimony Rev Gordon officiating Mr Leach Is a young man of fine business quell fications and doing business in the firm of Leach Leach in the cloth Ing andshoe business In our town Miss Ora Is a noble Christian girl and was long the lady clerk for 1 Stewart Co before the fire Af ter tht tire she accepted a position as clerk In the Barnes store She has made many friends while 1 ir business May their pathway through this life be strewn with flowers Is the wish of their many rlendsMr Merle Taylor of Dyersburg TennIs In town visiting friend and relatives this week Rev Albert Maddox has beer I called tp the pastorate of the Rock port CHurch and will move to that I weekII I Shields will mov I I from RpckpbVt to Beaver Dam this week l r Our town trustees are opening a r ditch on the north side of the rail- roadI In town for the purpose of draining the flat land in that sec 1 tion which We think when completed will be a great help to the I people living in that section of town rKENTUCKY 1U1TISTS TO I MEET AT MADISONVILL I I Madisonyllle Ky Nov 9TlrGeneral Baptist Association of Ken tucky will meet here for a three days session beginning next Wed i nesday November 13 Many prom- Inent speakers wll be on the ground and the sessions will be held at the First Christian church as the Baptists have no church at present jThelr new structure Is under way and soon they will have one of the i prettiest and most commodloui church buildings In this part of the I StateMayor D W Gatlin chairman of the Entertainment Committee has appointed committees to find homes I for the coming delegates and ail the denominations are helping the j Baptists In securing homes for tin i visitors About 300 delegates ant I visitors are expected to be In at tendance a=I Tobacco Prices Fixed Bowling Green Ky Nov 11 The prices fixed by the board of control for the pooled tobacco are BS followsBright I twentyfour Inches up leaf 10 lugs 8 twentytwo Inches 9 and 7 twenty Inches 8 and f eighteen inches and down 7 and 6 trash 350 Dark twenty six inches and up leaf 9 and lugs 7 twentysix Inches 8 and 7 twenty Inches j and 6 eighteen inches and down 6 and 5 trash 350 Acreage pooled In district 14000 and It Iis estimated that the pooled tobacco for the district will exceed 11200 000 pounds A Greslteclral Eld J H Tow of Rochester has just closela grand revival with Batzctown Baptist Church There were something near thirty profes tone And twentyeight additions A gredt spiritual awakenjng and the church greatly revIved Strong n en and women wore moved to ac ion under the strong appeals of the tIned envangellst Any pastor Saving a church that needs obe awakened would make no taistake Jri aeCiUfing the help Of Bro Tow a I AFBIBND 1 a tWbatt fflosE ot ua want is more rlends and ileea need of them i eL lT I OONOTAGREEON TOBACCO PRICES Control Board and Buyers At Variance WILL HOLD ON TO THE WEED Buyers Claim That Market iis Gluttedl from Purchases Last Year MAY CUT OUT CROP NEXT YEAR The Owensboro Messenger says From present Indications 1 it looks as though some little time may elpase before the pool of the Green River Tobacco Growers As sociation which has approximately i 20000000000 pounds of tobacco pledged to It will be sold as the price that the board of control has placed on the samples of the crop is more than the crop is worth ac cording to the statements of the buyers or at Jeast a portion ol them There has been no olllclal meet ing between the buyers and the as sociation officials but In the sever al conferences that have been held the buyers state that the price scale ranging from 10 down to C forthe leaf and lugs and 3 for the trash is more than the tobacco iIE worth to them while the farmers state that they will hold out for the price that they have set on the I tobaccoFrom the viewpoint of the buy or at least according to their IIera there Is a surplus of tobaccc I this year and they also claim that while the color of the tobacco is improved this year over that of last season the weed Is sadlyI lacking in weight and body I The farmers side of the proposition Is that they must receive the j prices that they have set In order to enjoy any sort of returns on their j tobacco They claim that the ac tual cost of production of tobacccI is something over six cents owing Ijto tht high cost of farm labor and iI that under the price scale they have submitted on the samples the av erage of the tobacco will be only about seven and onequarter centst per pound so that It would be Im possible for them to consider a lower figure on the samples that they have made jI The pool last year was something over 20000000 pounds and the i buyers claim that the crop glutted 1the market so that they do not I stand in need of the crop this year at such high prices The farmers iare equally positive that they will hold on and that they will not sell their tobacco at a figure lower than they consider It to be worth I I Before taking final action on any matter of prices or closing a deal j I for the sale of the pool the board lof control of the association must submit the matter to the poolers ji themselves for final ratification and acceptance or rejection i There were a great many of the farmers in the association head quarters on Saturday and all of them expressed their willingness and determination to back up the board in the demand for 0 fair price for the tobacco and said that they would never willingly sell for less than the prices that they consider very fair- There is a probability that the buyers and the association officials will attempt to get together on the piatter of prices this week but ItlIs hardy probable that the sale will be closed for several days The Equity and Home Ware house people have made up their samples but It Is understood that they have not yet determined upon the scale of prices that they will demand for the tobacco I The growers who pool state that In the event of a hitch In the sohI DI tthe tobacco this year they will hold the crop and will then not make another crop of tobacco next year but will devote their time lo the growing bt btner fatal prod acts It is stated thatijhV farmers are quiet tfut determined to the matter and thatth y feelthat the price placed pn theJt9JJJltflijowest JhaJJ they could name so that they could r T make a reasonable profit on their time and labor and that to sell for a lower price would be simply to have grown the crop at a loss SCHOOLS ARE UNABLE TO PAY TIn TEACHEUH Fankfort Ky Nov 8School teachers of the State will not re ceive the second Installment of their salaries for several weeks The second installment should have been sent to the city school boards and county superintendents Satur day Superintendent Barksdale Ham lett has recommended that where It Is possible local boards borrow the money and pay the teachers The first installment for the city schools was sent out this week ag gregating 9552045- At the beginning of November there was In the school fund 216 287 This payment reduced the fund to 120667 The warrant drawn for the second Installment called for 407000 RESULTS OF ELECTION ON LATEST RETURNS Electoral Vote Wilson 429I Roosevelt 77 I Taft 8 Doubtful Calif and Idaho 17 I I Popular Toteincomplete Wilson 5740332 Roosevelt 3856708 Taft 3329849I Debs 832700 Chafln 301570 I States Curried i Wilson 39 I Roosevelt ii Taft 2 I Doubtful Idaho and Calif 77 2 Lire Crushed Outj jChillis fouryearold son of Hardln UontU Miller of near MaI gan was run over last Saturday af ternoon by a wagon loaded with green lumber and he died of his injuries Sunday night at 10 oclock i Mr Miller was hauling lumber and nearing his residence his little boy came running out to meet him He i stopped for his brother to lift the j little fellow on the wagon Nema his brother had on glovcs and in lifting Harl onto the wagon the boy slipped falling under the wheels crushing his chest horribly His remains were burled at the Adaburg church burying grounds Monday afternoon at four oclock I I His parents and uncle are pros trated with grief over the terrible accident The child was a grand son of the late J L Miller who formerly lived in HartfordL f II To Our Correspondents I IWe print a list of subjects below which will be of much assistance to i correspondents In writing for The Herald Always send us accounts of deaths births marriages real estate deals live stock sales con flagrations accidents condition of crops unusual weather conditions visiting abroad not neighborhood 1 visits social meetings lodge meet Ings church news school news condition of roads family reun ions short accounts curiosities relics robberies murders some thing good about people anything of general interest Also please send all accounts of deaths and marriages in as soon as possible and do not wait till you send in your regular letter Mall your letters so they will reach us on Mon days of each week If Death After Brief Illness The Owensboro Messenger says Following a brief illness of paralysis Mrs J L Thompson a highly respected and beloved woman of Davless county died at her home in Maceo at 715 oclock Saturday ev ening Mrs Thompson was strick en with paralysis at 5 oclock Thursday evening and never once rallied before her death The deceased was seventyone years of age lCwas widely known In Owensboro She Is survived by her husband and five children who are Mrs Will Hawes of Claude Tex Mrs D L Thompson bf i Hillsboro III George and Ernest Thompson of Owensboro and Mrs Mary Perkins of Maceo Is Closed Season For Annnlnti 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loZ xL7s t+ tact t t10TiNIfit5atr I i itItl8 4K at6N tip S i 111 4MbRINIa 1 7 11 R i fta t q + lr St 11Y 7tt by n b au hZ3 S I t lt Z1itt i ifSJttltI l 1tt Wt1WrfR MJIt tt I j 4 w HARTFORD HERALDS QUbbthRatest I yIMMiI1rA1 h Ih VK4h l h rlQ4HtVIJf1A WtAMA I to 1f a rIHIhNtrr l a I1HwfpNgtv R vvvvy10ItalAf- iMNll lflNtlQUIIj lt b11 tfl1fIIiIAHtII1I + lVflh4tlds 1ft t nlhUlkl lIlutw+ nihlt mu a f5I I I II h 41yh hlIOhl h r 1 l1iVM 711141 flHlI1p1IP 1 1 ti149At a h t trn4 hRlHllMt V K ft ttItt t Oh t fIWff T Jt WftRf11 Mkwtt ht 4r- ke fJmnl14B J f M It mu 0 T f tr c 0 I d 70 Y ii 1 rtx x ntY o1r Iii 4 THE HARTFORD HERALD Hair XIUIEE 00000000000000 o r O MASTER COMMISSIONERS 0 0I00000000000000Dtaster 0 i F t Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J XVCarter Assignee oftbo Fordsvlile Banking Co Plaintiff VS 1 Jesse K Mlles et at Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and Order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1912 In the above cause Iorv the sum of 90000 with Interest dt rthe rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 18th day of 1 61911 until paid and 4045 costs herein I will offer for sale by pub lie auction at the court house door 4 J JIn Hartford on Monday the2d da tof December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the following described I property towit One lot In the town of Fordsvllle Ohio county Kentucky situated i and bounded as follows Begin ning at a stone corner to J W Maddox in Mrs A J Baizes line thence N 55 E 70 yards to a stonet In E N Morrisons llne hence with Morrlsons line original 35j WIMcCartyj I line 8723 yards to a stone thericelI 86 23 yards in a straight the beginning containing 56th o- a fj Ian acre more or less and sam land conveyed to Mrs J L Bristow by deed from Mrs A J Batze W N Baize and N W Baize executors of the estate of Nicholas Baize de ceased and which deed is of rec ord in Deed Book 33 page 42 Ohioj County Clerks office and same landI conveyed to Arthur P Miles o February 20 1907 by Mrs J L Bristow and husband and which 291p1geI lice and same land conveyed to Jessie K Miles by Arthur P Miles on January 13 1910 which deedI J was duly signed and acknowledged and delivered to the defendant Jesse K Miles and accepted by him and which la now in his possession but has not been recorded or suffi r dent thereof to produce the sums l madeL t execute bond with approved secur t ity Immediately after sale NovemberlrI 46t3 Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky- E J F Render et al Plaintiffs vs O C Maddox et ai Defendant By virtue of a Judgment and or derof sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1912 In the above cause fa the purpose of dividing the pro ceeds arising from the sale of the ilI 1 land herein amongst the parties as their interests appear after paying the costs herein Including a reas onable attorneys fee Iwill offer for sale by public auction at the court house door in Hartford onl Monday the 2d day of December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towlt Two tracts of land in Ohio coun ty Ky bounded as follows Thefirst tract beginning at two beeches corners to lots Nos 39 35 t r 36 and 40 of the Pierce and Mc Donald survey thence with theI line of lots 35 and 36 E 164 poles to a hickory and dead dogwood near which Is marked a white oak poplar black oak And small hick ory marked as pointers the corner of lots 35 31 36 and 32 thence S E with the line of lots 35 and 33158 poles to a black oak hickory and sassafrasI on the side of a hill corner to lots 35 31 and 34 thence N 86 W 168 poles with the line of lots 35 and 34 to a large poplar corner lots 35 34 38 and 39 thence wittoI0h I line lot 39 N 144 poles to the I acres1moreI of said survey and being the same land conveyed to the decedent George W Render by deed from J O Kimbley on the 11th day of May 1880 and recorded In Deed hook pale Ohlq County Court Clerks office ofFlf the town of McHenry and bound ed on the west by then 1 lands of E Q Renders heirs on the South by thelands otl J Renders heirs on the East by the Illinois Central tMtIllinois coal yards of the McHenry Coal rG Company and beingl part of a tract of land qqnveyed to George W Render by Robert Render by deed dated day of r 18 and record d4n JOeed L gp 4Ia ne ie BOOk1 il b Ut i ieioa t- ii coatunderlying same 5 now lreiJ bi tllerMoleary Opal COadifrrtl I is r j served Infants distributable share to remain a lien on land until they become 21 years of ago or until the bond required by law is executed by their guardian The purchaser will be required to eXecuto bond with approved secur ity Immediately after sale This 12th day of November 1912 E E BIRKHEAD 46t3 Master Commissioner I John B Wilson AttorneyIII Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky The Russell Company Plaintiffs va4y et al Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or d rof sale of the Ohio Circuit Octobeyr term 1912 in the above cause for tho sum of 30000 with interest at the rate of G per cent per an num from the 22d day of February 1908 until paid subject to the following credits 7673 paid JuneI 30 1912 and 23380 paid Janu ary 1 1912 and 4755 costs here In I will otter for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 2d day of December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the following described property towit A 8xl2 18 h p portable en glne complete No 13607 also one oneeset of corn buhrs located In Ohio county Kentucky Recorded 1in Mortgage Book No 1 page 342 February 27 1908 in Ohio County Court Clerks office A certain tract or parcel of land lying In Ohio County Kentucky on ben ing in the Northeast corner of his home tract known as the Isaac MasterIHorse Branch and Gilstrap road and bounded as follows Beginning at a stone corner to- T J Wilson W W Baize and Ma rlon Phegleys original corner thence with said big road about 42 poles to a stone Henry Spencer corner thence South about one hundred yards to a stone thence East about 42 poles to a stone In othe big road thence with said big road to the beginning containing four acres more or less The abov land was conveyed to Walton Baize by Marlon Phegley and Sallie Pheg ley and H N James and Llllle James on the 20th day of Decem ber 1906 and recorded in Dee Book 32 page 185 in the Ohio County Court Clerks office or sufficient thereof to produce the sum of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved secur ity immediately after sale Novemberr1912 E E BIRKHEAD 46t3 Master Commissioner Likens Crowe Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Gourt Kentucky T S Woodward c Plaintiffs vs Ex Parte Defendant By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1912 in the above causo for the purpose of dividing the proceeds arising from the sale of the land herein amongst the parties as their interests appear after paying the costs herein including a reasonable attorneys tee I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 2d day of December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six dnd twelve months the following described property towit Certain lots of ground in Beaver Dam Cduntx of Ohio State of Ken tucky with all the Improvements thereon being lots Nos 5 6 11 and 12 and part of lots Nos 4 and 10 In block K of the Miller plat of said town anti bounded as follows vizBeginning at the corner of lot No 6 and Lafayette street thence supppsed to run 125 feet thence supposed to run West 290 feet thence supposed to run North 125 feet to a stae corner of Jot No 12 thence supposed to run East 290 feet to the beginning There is also tobefan alley of 7 feet in width commencing at Laf ayettp street and running West and adoltilng the second line the whole length thereof acrdss l ots dos 4 and 10 which Is to be keijt open and a similar alley is to tie kept open pn the North side The same property conveyed by J H Caught and wile tol 0 Austin as shown by deed of record In Deed Book 23 page 334 Ohio County Clerks office Being same property conveyed by FVO Austin c to C L f Wood vracd of record in DeeiToofi 26- page 2 75 Ohio County Cler of- TI II it r t Ji Intanta4F 4dl ehare- o trJbai1eremala 1 tt they jle 2 Wtifti t orSattl f Y i the bond required by law Is exe cuted py their guardian The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale This 12th day of November 1912 E E BIRKHEAD 46t3 Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys Master Commissioners Sale KentuckyIvs John M Graham c Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October term 1912 in theabove cause for the sum of 38000 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per ari num from the 15th day of April 1910 subject to the following cred its 2000 paid January 9 1912 and 3865 costs herein I will of fer for sale by public auction at the Court house door in Hartford on Mondaythe 3d day of December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six months the follow ing described property towit Two tracts of land lying on the waters of Rough rlvdr and Adams Fork creel In Ohio county Ken tucky lOne tract lot No3 In original Craddock survey bounded as fol lows Beginning 174 poles and 59rL degrees East of original corner In Craddock survey on Adams Fork creek thence same course 163 poles to a stone with beech and dogwood and two hickories as pointers In Greens line thence with said line N 1 E 35 poles to a stone 1 pole North small drain corner to lot No5 thence with lot No5 80 W 16 poles to a sugar tree corner to lot No 5 thence South about 88 poles to the beginning containing 53 acres less 2 acres deeded to A F Gra hamSECOND TRACTBeginning at a stone In W J Grahams South boundary line thence E 51 poles to a stone thence N 57 poles to a stone corner of W J Grahams lot thenceW 64 poles to the begin ning containing 20 acres more or less or sufficient thereof to pro duce the sums of money ordered to be made The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved secur saleeThis 12th day of November 1912 E E BIRKHEAD 46t3 Master Commissioner AttorneysdMaster Commissioners Sale KentuckysD B Reid et al Plaintiffs- vs Ray Barnard et aI Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or der of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the AprIL term 1912 In the above cause for the purpose of dividing the proceeds amongst the parties herein as their Interests appea after first paying the decedents indebtedness and the costs herein including a reasona ble attorneys fee herein I will of fer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 2d day of December 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of six and twelve months the following described property towit Two tracts of land in Ohio coun ty Kentucky bounded as follows FIRST TRACT Sixtylive acres of land in Ohio county Kentucky consisting of two adjoining par cels which land was commonly known as the J J Reed land and is bounded on the N W by the lands of Tom Bennett on the South by the land of W H Reed on the East by the land of W H Reed adn on the N E by the lands of Allen being the same land conveyed to J J Reed by and deed for which is now of record in the office of the Clerk ot the Ohio County Court In Deed Book page SECOND TRACTAlso another tract of land In Ohio county Ken tucky in the neighborhood of Pond Run Creek containing about 33 acres and bounded as follows Beginning at a hickory and red oak corner of J J and Johnathan Reeds 10 acres S 31 E 42 poles to a stone S 52xE 16 poles to a black oak S 36 E 16 poles to two black oaks and dogwood W 94 poles to a red oak N 39 poles to a stone E 50 poles to thi beginning Being the same land conveyed to J J Reed by and deed for which is recorded in Deed Book page Ohio Coun ty Clerks office The purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security Immediately after sale This 12tH dayof Novem- ber1912E E BIRKIIEAD 46t3 Master Commissioner Heavrln Woodward Attorneys Killed by Vicious Ram ChnrJe town Vaj Nov 3Attackedby aviclous ram while she was alHngwa lettertna1rurad box 1 i Whirr v- f s IIn the vicinity of her home near this place Mrs Virginia Earl wife of Robert Earl wealthy planter of Jefferson county was knocked down and so severely Injured that she died tonight without regain ing consciousness Only a Fire Hero But the crowd cheered as with burned hands he held up a small round box Fellows he shout ed this Bucklens Arnica Salve I hold has everything beat for burns Right Also for bolls ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains bruises Surest pile cure It subdues Inflammation kills vain Only 25 cents at James H Williams m Tit For Tat Dear Clara wrote the young man pardon mo but Im getting so forgetful I proposed to you last night but really forgot whether you said yes or no Dear Willshe replied by note so glad to hear from you I know I said yes to some ono last night but I had forgotten just who It was iTlic Ilctort Courteous Mike 1 am going to make you a present of this pig Ah sure an tis Just like yo- usorNovember Womans Home Companion PRESCRIPTION For a Long Life This is the prescription for a long life given by an old gentleman in Con necticut who is ninetynine years old and still well and cheerful Live temperately be slow to anger dont worry take plenty of exercise in tho fresh air and above all keep cheer fulShould the system get run down digestive organs weak tho blood thin and sluggish take Vinol which is a delicious combination of tho medicine bodybuilding properties of cods livers with the useless grease elimi nated and tonic iron added We regard Vlnol as one of the greatest bodybuilders and strengthcreators In the world for aged people Mrs Mary Ivey of Columbus Ga says If people only knew tho good Vlnol does old people you would be unable to supply the demand it is the finest tonic and strengthcreator 1 ever used We wish every feeble old person In this vicinity would try Vlnol on our agreement to return their money if it falls to give satisfaction For Sale by James 11 Williams nrtiRtfist Hartford Ky UUV TUB mST M II KKXniUCKS- QUILLAI IJAUK SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUND Now 10 cents formerly 25 cents These arc the original genuine KENDRICK PRODUCTS which have sold for 2uc for 28 years QUILIjAI IIAHK TOILET SOAP an ideal complexion Soap Kcmlrlcks Foot arid Hath Soap soothing and cooling Electric donning Compound Soap removes oil tar grease pitch or paint from silks carpets and woolens without Injury to the fabrics Electric Cleaning Compound for carpets furniture c Ten Cents a Cake Awarded First Prize Medal over all competitors at The Southern Exposition Louisville Ky 1884 Has been a prize winner ever sinceDiploma Hlgheset Award for Excellency at Ohio Valley Exposi tion Cincinnati Ohio 1910 SOLD EVERYWHERE or by mall postage paid lOc a Cake AGENTS WANTED Exclusive Territory Make Three Dollars n tiny by using your spare time Write for Terms M IL KEXniMCK 8 CO Newport Ky MONEY INpJ T We tell youhow and pay best market prices We are dealers established youthanchants References bank In Lou Isrille Write for weekly price list M SABEL 6 SONS 22T29I1 a33 E Mtrkit st LOUISf HIE IT OitUri In FURS HIDES WOOL 95000 TO 10000 A MONTH- For your spare timeExperience not need ed Want an active man In this locality To Iptrpduce us to your friends We pay largest cash benefits when sick Injured and at death for smallest coat FreeIn Burance and CashBonus otter to first ap plicant from this place Write quick for particulars THE ILU 835 Covlrltfton Ky PILLfOR F t p 4i cr a Blood Was Wrong Al women who suffer from the aches and pains due to female ailments are urged to try Cardul the reliable scientific tonic remedy for women Cardul acts promptly yet gently and without bad effects on the womanly system relieving pain building up strength 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Ctlyde BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY 3lvFrn XV II llHrnm and V K Smith rormtIIIerhllrrliiilnttl nmt tllvorra entire Mr SmithbeItt County Attniiiwy IIn lrtC1 train willladlviiiIn llnrlforil Iltiiiilillciili building Iluit foril Ky J M PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice his prolrmlon In Ohio and ad olntng counties Special attention given to a bailne entrii ttd to hi care FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law UAETFORJ KY Will prattler hit profession In Ohio and all lining countlm and In the Court ol Appeal Criminal practice and Collection a specialty Office In the Herald bonding Otto C Hartin Attorney at Law IIHTFOJW ICY Office up stairs over Wilson S Crowe opposite court house Will practice his profession In all the courts of this and adjoining conn t tics and Court of Appeals Commer cial and criminal practice a spec laity PARKERSICleaner ud benmea the hilt homo a laxuriinl growth OyerflawlrrT nts hair ratlinewv And al MAti nrnrrlst 18581It Rdiamond a watch Jewelry or silver ware you can get lithe lest quality at the lowest prices from the- rQLDEST MAN ORDER HOUSE IN THE SOUTH j I Poe almost half a century we have served ex clusively the Southern trade Write todtyj for our free illustrated catalogue Address C P Barnes GoJ fox 20 Louisville k f Rrerr Article Guaranteed I BillesDie Bros i I W H t iF GILLESPIE M P ROPRIETORS BLACKSMITHING And Repair Work HorseshoeingA HARTFORD r KY ooooooooooooooo Subscribe for The Herald t 4 L e 7 r r r tfl1j I tIty l Ti U PAGE FOUR j HLJ 13AR tt7ifiEftALp n N t JfOM 10 the Hartjoret Heraldf WEBER MATTHEWS FRANK LFELIX I eDITORB PRANK L FELIX Pgbnt Propr 1 Entered at the Hartfo ld postoffice a man matter of the second class And about the best prt of it all was that so many Democrats had a hand in it with their hardearned dollars and little twentyfivecent pieces I The original Wilson men in Ken tucky are now coming in for hon orable mention And Ahey deserve all the kindly things being said about them Xo son it doesnt take any pro fessional taxidermist to fix up a Thanksgiving turkey Most any good housewife can beat the pro fessional and not half try But almost the hardest blow of all was the defeat of Uncle Joe Can non Iroquois county the largest county in Mr Cannons district I went against him tot the first time j in many years Strayed Away One Presidential candidate recently elected Says hes going to stay hid for several days and get a rest His recent op ponents have little trouble in avoid- Ing the reporters Poor old elephant every year he looks about ten years older than he did just after the last Preslden tiat electlon but this year he looks cfoar down and out with little or no hope of recuperation For the firstttine In many years Trigg county gave a Republican majority of G2 at the election last week The Cadiz Record says it was the stayathome vote that did it which Is no doubt correct The blotonKentuckys splendid election record is the fact that Caleb Powers Is returned to Congress Otherwise the affair is so glorious however that we can In a measure overlook this discrep ancyThe Bull Moose asall right as a fine specimen of the hunters de light but like most of his species he got rattled at the supreme mo ment and immediately there was a stampede Everybody knows the rest Mr Bryan has declined to dis cuss the secretaryship of State in Gov Wilsons cabinet Mr Bryan is not pretty but he has a long head Perhaps the Nebraskan nurses 1916 ambitions who knows We have an idea that the pie hunters might as well curb their appetites for awhile yet Presl dentelect Wilson Is a very conser t vative sort of fellow and he will not be rash in either promising or dish- Ing out political pie in all of which he will show his wisdom Even thvery eve of the election we heard Bull Moosers and Republicans bemoaning the great blunder made by the Democrats In nominating Woodrow Wilson Seems like they felt something coming but didnt know just what it was At Denton Ky Thursday morn Ing when Postmaster W S Griffith arrived at the ppstofilce he was startled by findinga real live roaster sitting quietly In the postoffice door Editor Cross does not at tempt to explain but we suppose he takes this incident as a matter of courser It seems strange that as long as the people have been voting by se cret ballot and as much instruc tion as they have had on the sub ject that they should continue to make blunders About 20 ballots In this county were stamped with the cross opposite one of the elec tors The best plan Is to stamp be neath a device within the circle There was perhaps never a Campaign in the history of the country carried on with less anxiety along financial and business lines Not a ripple in the business stream indi cated that anything out of the or dinary was transpiring The con fidence in Gov Wilsons business Integrity Is supreme and we are continuing along an era of progress and prosperity with undiminished strides LOAF OF BREAD KEPT FOR DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT Pittsburg Penn Nov 9On November 3 1896 the day William SfcKInley Jtrvt defeated William Jennings Dryaafor the Presidency of the United tat the wife of John Kowalsky Inventor and avia tor baked her week is supply of bread As she was taking the bread out 3w3ohnsonRRepublicans rushed ln and lInform I tf H 1 ed Mrs Kpwalsky who with her husband favorded Bryan that Mc Klnley was elected Mrs Kowalsky merely replied Well then this one loaf of bread shall not be cut untila Democrat Is elected President 10 SUtt and the others declared All right in that case we will eat IL Sirs Kowalsky took the old loaf today from the receptacle whereIt had been carefully kept for the past 16 years and invited her friends to come and eat It which they promised to do Sunday The loaf has shrunk to half the origi nal stze and Is as hard as stone UNCLE JOES COXQUERER A NATIVE OF KEXTUCKYX Winchester Ky Nov 11 Frank T OHalr the young Dem ocrat who defeated former Speaker Joe Cannon is a native of Wolfe county and Is a nephew of W T Swango of Winchester and aJJ rormerjCon4 district and the present clerk of j the House of Representatives in CongressA from Paris Ill where Mr OHalr lives says that he ac cepted the nomination against Cannon reluctantly but after getting Into the fight he astonished the oldsI campaigners by the novelty and 1 success of his methods While Cannon 4 was hurling statistics at his J audiences to prove his own and his partys right to survive OHair was quietly circulating among the peo ple In a get acquainted campaign that included every town city and crossroads community in the dis trictOHalr married the daughter of 0 D Houston a prominent Paris Republican and his courtship came near ending abruptly during a I conAtest for the mayoralty of that i a few years ago during which he was pitted against his future fath erinlaw In a bitter campaign The election of Houston however was quickly followed by a reconcilia tion and OHalrs marriage to his successful opponents daughter McCREARV CflCXTY GAVE A PLURALITY FOR TAFT Whitley City Ky Nov 8Me t Creary county gave Roosevelt 482 1 Wilson 255 Taft 554 Congress Smith Democrat 273 Powers Re Ii II34iII I Trammell Progressive 305 Coun ty Court Clerk W A Meadows Progressive 179 Circuit Court Clerk J E Perkins Republican 531 Walter Broyles Progressive 233 County Attorney G W Stephens Republican 510 H IICline Progressive 116 Surveyor Mark Summer Republican 514 A Hogue Progressive 16 rOhATON Nov 11Mrs Charlie Felix and wo little children arrived last week from Louisiana and are the guests of Mrs Felixs parents T W Daniel and family and other irlntlves here Miss Lizzie Patterson was here recently from Yenraan Ky the guest of her sister Mrs Jane Pay tonMrs W M Oiler has returned home from a visit to Mrs Henry Board at Frledaland Messrs E W Moseley and Eli jah Daniel spent Sunday visiting near Trisler Ky Mrs C B B Felix aged about 50 years fell asleep on the evening of Sunday November 10 after an Illness of onla few weeks dura tion Mrs Felixs death has cast a gloom over Olaton and the sur rounding country where she is well known and loved The funeral w be preached by Rev Lewls of Fordsvllle at the Sullenger cemetery this afternoon Mr M S Patterson one of Ola tons hustling merchants hasbeen given the American Express Co agency here Rev Winfrey of near Fordsvllle preached at the M E Church Sat urday and Sunday Prof A P Dockery has been working in the interest of Redcnan = ship and we understand a Red Mans lodge is to soon be organized at Olaton A Great Building Falls When its foundation is undermined and if the foundation of health good digestion Is attacked quick collapse follows On the first signs of indigestion Dr Kings New Life Pills should be taken to tone the the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels Pleasant easy safe and only 25 cents at James H Williams my For Sale Four Duroc Jersey Shoats Will weigh 35 to 40 pounds Wilt sell cheap F L FELIX I If a man canbutton his w1te up jI l bowlf I ilyu l wn r C r Oficial Vote pf Ohio County at Recent c Election Vfi r h m oi d tn CONGRESS t1b1 1000ii j 2 Ol 0 0 r tIII W O Da = Dto o f1 1YPRECINCTS w aIII tI 0 11go pO r O h 1 f s f s 2 c 2 q uiiEast Hartford3 2 61 I 126 137 45 5 122 West HartfordrM 451 2 1 16 80 112 3616 78 Beda 194 1 I x44 105 62 3 44 Suli bur Springs 1G 36 4 7 103 119 36 7 103 Mogar x59 42 2 1 23 59 43 1 21 Cromwell JG 61 2 13l12 76 61 13 big Cool Springs b3 12 1 3 38 53 113 3 North Rockport 8 29 3 25 2 12381 29 2512x3 South Rockport 04 17 18 3 Cftl 94 17 1860S- elect 391 44 4 43 39 U 5 4 Horse Branch 81 31 7 1 88 32 7 83 Rosins 68 85 1 6j ll 851 68 85 7 83 East Beaver Dam 103 9 103 II5 9 98 West Beaver Dam 112 1511 48 2 751 1111 26 48 75 McHenry 92 4 91fV 49 19 90 00 Centertown 13472112 13 I 73 134 42 13 73 Smallhous671 1 29 67 5 3 29 East Fordsvllle 721 5121 31 131 72 41 2 127 West Fordsvllle 86 2Ill n 93 87 30 1 92 Etnavllle C6 301 II 12 64 12 1 12 Shreve s1 111 35 80 25 2 35 Olaton 68 56I 211i 6 56 21 Buford 83 4 31 28t831 351 4 28 Bartletts ql01J 7012 2 23 99 702 22 Heflln 33 2 20 64 33 2 20 Ceralvo 641 19 22 V 19 38 19 2 19 Point Pleasant 28 10 7 60 28 7 24 1 3 J 44 73 24 42 Narrows75J 641 312 95 64 3 12 Prentiss 511 11111261 2 411 511 121 241 39 23111 31 J 13 66 23 3 13 Arnold37S 5511 21 26 3il 55 2 2f Render 191 1713126 2 40 20 17 26 39 IF I1Total 25631115544 363125 1825 2556I1152I346I1804 A BIG SALE OF ONCE- VALUABLEPROPERTIES Must Be Cleared AwayThe Purchaser Can Simply Fix the Price The following has been issued by the Democratic State Committee of I KentuckyOur with Uncle Sam hav ing practically expired and having I decided to retire to private life we the undersigned will offer for sale at our residence the national capl tal Washington D C all the following described property towit a One elephant about 40 years old with false tusks and no backbone to speak 6f b One set of injections andI antltrus laws have biJen used very little and just as good as they ever werec One method of revising the tariff This is absolutely orig inal and patent has been applied for d One Republican platform as good as new Has only been used for campaign purpdses In this platform a large number of planks from the Democratic plat form have been linserted but they can easily be distinguished and will certainly go with the lot e One financial system well supplied with clearing house yertif icates but very little cash C One plan for raising campaign contributions Thisis well worn and has a bad odor but oth erwise is In good condition g A large quantity fGO-p bricabrac consisting of old dinner palls prosperity gags Taft smiles wellworn vetoes election promises panic threats and other things of like character too numer ous to mention This sale will positively take place on the above day and date regardless of weather and size of crowd and everything will be clos ed out on that date Crowd will be served y Old Boys Republican club I Everybody regardless of past political servitude invited CLEARED wit can get and removal of property UNCLE JOE CANNONAuctioneer WILLIAM H TAFT Clerk J PIERPONT MORGAN ELIHU ROOT JOHN D ARCHBOLD C D HILLES DOlES PENROSE CHAUNCEY DEPEWCommittee Rick Headache This distressing dlsease results from a disordered condltlo liof the takrlaglaver Tablets Get a freeMpample- at any dealers and try It m 0 r I For Sale Address7ff atsyrtavesautwbat 1tal Cus ort 1D1l2g1thJ TO KEEP COMMITTEE RIGHT STEADY ON JOB Wants to Educate People to Partys Propaganda and tv t Principles New York Nov 11 Democratic leaders propose to Introduce several theyireal Government for the next four years according to authoritative reports here A feature proposed is the maintenance of the Democratic National Committee as a continu ous working institution The Idea is that the committee could serve a good purpose in the education of the people In Democratic doctrine and principles and in the enlighten ment of the people as to what the party Is doing In this connection the establlsh tent of a Government suggestion box to Which Citizens throughout the country might submit their ideas on gdvernmental affairs has been suggested The novelties are said to have been given serious thought by Chairman William F McCombs wbo successfully conducted the Wilson campaign and who I been alredy BjKjken pas likely to be proffered an r Important post un der the Wlison fldnlnlstratlon From a source close to the chair man It was said Jiowpvpr that rip was so enthusiastic over the Democratic propaganda ideas that he would like to carry them out if pos sible even to the exclusion of any other posltlpn Mr McCbmba was out of town this morning having gone to Princeton to congratulate Mr Wilson Ii it is believed that he has laid theplanB before Gov Wilson and if they are approved he will devote his energies to carrying them out HuntsvHIe Ala ETAOIN W C Pollard a well known cit izen of Huntsvllle Ala says I have usgd Foleya Honey Tar Compound and found it a most ex cellent preparation In fact it suits my case better than any cough syrup I have ever used and I have used a good many for T am now over seventy years old Sold ball dealers m o For Sale A farm of 74 15 acres of land on the Hartford and Point peasant Ceatertownfarm Land mostly cleared and 1In fine state of cultivation Fencing In fine condition Fiveroom cot tage and good outbuildings Includ- Ing a barn that cost 1000 Also three houses and Iota in Center town For terms aad further par ticulars callI on or address FARMERS BANK 46t4 Cenjertown Ky For Sato Fart9 AM sjMM frpa6 to 3QO Free We eaa Pleaae you If roil waat to kvr toBfl L CYiJ8ft at CO adv 1fa tfeid1Cfr 1 I Satecritw ier The AtfttoH MeraU i x- 4kJ IN 1 listen Sheep xre shor I of their pure vpcJlljQi the all wool Goods W StlirIL of I110tl I ALL WOOL garments are madeJJlt oj This is why we can show unusual 1 shades and weaves In our Ladles ready f to wear suits andcloaks j We also show distinctive styles Save the worry of buying y6ur materials and the bother of dressmaking You will If you will come In and let us show you artistically and yet flow economically we can sell you ready T to wear gar ments- I I CARSON 6 GO I INCORPORATED Hartford Kentuckyy J k mmmmM M Mi+ BuildingMater l At Reasonable Prices WHAT WE FURNISH T la 4 GDoorsl Sash Blinds Shingles Rubber and Mefal Roofiidg Gollastic House Paint Elastic Cement Roof Paint guaranteed to give satisfaction for live years DoorFrames Window Frames Mangles Flooring Ceiling Finishing LumberSldlngj sVeranda Posts Spindles n Brackets Window Glass Brick Lime Plaster Laths afod other things in the line of building t- l material TX Send tis bill of iThatiiyqu need or better l comp toseeus v fiand look at our line We shall be pleased to name you a low price freight paid to rapt nearest railroad station One og customer says You suredld save n c some money I Come to see us or write for prices p 0r iii G iA 0 IHomeICo i Fprdsville Kentucky 111 rlrI8IN 1 H aeyadaystomakeaCrtlrtbegHIljfM which does it good Of coarse yeanrait the first jaalli= ile ted la order to be sure of the result WsmsMsxxTe v a jivepapersure results Tell is wkat yen Iq lrt 4i lit Ffienre ran osglrate The npqlK k tr YWItt rto THE HERALD+ Hrtf r Ky0 u r tI I 5 Jt1 fl F ll- rn nT t fIy ofGood Ru uil l9fITII Nevi ad it Casts YrIIIIfY OM 1ilMita ur- r I IJr Jjit iI j rI- Ii a i Jr1P 1 J WEDNtlbAZ cot 13 1912 THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE FIvnto I Ii y I fi t fiat Suits and Cloaks r y 1 10 V I a J U r I IIT4993 SUIT each Skirt to 2500ii H in on us and in t IT l A I iYOU It- I Gq OQ000000000OOrOO r 6 XOCAL NEWS AND 0 0 PERSONAL POINTS 0+ ooooooooooooooooor f irvlngton Mefl and Flour at W H Moore Sons Meat Market tFake arid Fresh Hominy just 3 receJved at W lL Moore iT Son 4 f Sir Clarence dwho l tfevef Is but little It any better I jjVlrsbee- nIIeslckfit the past several days of r fevers Just received new barrel Jambo Pickles t t W H MOORE SON +Judge J M Porter of Beaver Dam gaVo uVa pleasant ealfwhlle in town I i Mr Wm+ Fair and wife left Mon N day for St Lquls tp purchasa gpcds i f li tor their store heren Mr J H Miller Narrows Route 2 was a pleasant caller at The Her Vald office yesterday v Johns X McHenry of LoulSTl 11Hont spenttSunday here 1+1t1t UtJI5 r Mrs Jennie T JJcHenfy Miss Lllla Baird of Louisville was the guest of Mr and Mrs J Yti w Ford city a tedaY8 recently r +1 Mayor James H Williams and + famlly tiieytr f daysrecently i I i visiting relatives Mn DaViefis coun L 1tiZv Aileg rk A BraughtoR Msletant- e I ti the State Revenuq Agent ate ln A lrrtford lopking after some brick tr tate lo F Oi 1J llsAlrl kfC Mo- r7i f lIti Rosa Centertown ed tIirads callers Fld yIMeesrs VAI Stewart f itbute t and L C Herds in oPf Were am onlfTter taHero6day 3 a s 1 B I 4penedifi t tXt fdim rlypecup1ed by the Dtlt to u6j 11j it fl t dfc1 k B aver ijJtr Ru1t0 JJ R LI Actea DIIIlee Ala rMu L I ItCltyRee nt4e the place itiU 4a y Jirr at a a IJ uar- ry JpfttJ 1 4 a 11Jt dQtlm Ijrr i Now that winter is fast coming youviII need either a Cloak ora Coat Suit i We carry a stock that is worthy of yourcon sideration styles are right and our prices are lowCan I sell you a Cloakat fr m500 to 2000 made of latest materialand astylg that will to you Coat Suits from 1000 I to 2000 that are Worth 1500 When needcall bear mind that PAYS TO TRADE WITH HOUSE THAT SAVES MONEY has- typhold Mondayi Hartford itrooms Hartford vanalle4 Our appeal I MrL B Hoover and wife afte spending a few days with relative- here e last week have returned to their home in Madisonvllle Esq J C Jackson Centertown- has sold his residence at that place to Wm Schneider Dundee and fis I contemplating moving to Hartford Anything in the eating line serv ed on short notice at the City Res taurant Your patronage solicited Prompt and polite attention guaranteed by W A Wilkerson x Mr and Mrs S D Thorn berrr of Owensbbro will arrive today o tomorrow to visit their soil and daughter Mr and Mrs M A Faught city t A Tstatement of the electoral vote by States will appear in these columns next week the twoStatesbeing Messrs Renfrew Narrows O P Rains Beaver Dam Route 3 Rev Henry Burch Frledalanif and Luthe Collins Beaver Dam were among TJhe Heralds callers fester day I CityRestaur1 or anything In the fruit or confec tionery Ine Meals served at all hours WA WILKERSON Mgr Rev T V Joiner will preach at the court house next Sunday at 11 6clocka m and Sift E S Do well Motpod1ste people Sunday evening at 70- 0oclocki Messrs S J James Matanzas DrL Maddox Hartford Route 4 Moscow Taylor Prentiss Porter Hunley Echols L B Hoover Madlsonyjlle and C PBrown Centertown were among our call ers Wednesday Messrs Van May hnd son Van May Jr Horton Earl Cox and Winston Mauky Hartford Route 1- EaqJ C Jackson Centertown- D L Miller DdltmloIasler Carl Miller Reaver Damp wart among The Heralds callers Saturday i Mrs MarT1J i oj tfcjsrNocreek nelgibprhood d M4itViu k ijhonie ThwrsdayirS4qhard months and the past BUW ael Ae jrecUUyy i She lea the 4- hildr ttwlng ttt0 oar ytpti lrl MJ I AMdTMuneri i f 4 I t j Ward Puqeral services and Inter meat were at Mt Herman Friday Mr C M Tichenor 0eav r Dam moved with his family to Orlando Florida last week where he will engago In the teaming business He returned to Florida for the benefit of his wifes health They have the best wishes of their numerous friends The Edwards Vaudeville Co IS holding forth at Dr Beans Opera House these nights and are having fine crowds They entertained Monday night and last night to well pleased audiences The air mfislon is only lOc and 20c and It Is a good long show for the money They change the program each night and It is firstclass To night is the last night Last Call For Taxes Before extra cost is added Depu ty Sheriff S O Keown will be at the following places on day named to collect your taxes Herbert Wednesday Nov 13 Trisler Thursday Nov 14 fore noonShreve Thursday Nov 14 after noonFordsvllle Friday and Saturday Nov 1516 Centertown Tuesday Nov 19 Matnnzas Wednesday Nov 20 Equality Thursday Nov 21 Ceralvo Friday Nov 22 Rockport Saturday Nov 23 Wysox Tuesday Nov 26 Prentls Wednesday Nov 27 Cromwell Friday Nov 29 T H BLACK Sheriff S New Meat Shop- I have opened up a meat shop In the Riley stand in connection with the Commercial Hotel and will be pleased to have you call on Mr Ike Sanderfur for your meats lard and anything usually kept In a first class meatshop Prices right Your patronage solicited 45tf J P JASPER A Fearful Disaster New Orleans Nov llFour teen lives were snuffed out and ninety passengers injured when a through freight train crashed into the rear end of TI northbound ex cursion train on the Yazoo Mis sissippi Valley railroad near Montz La at 1220 this morning They appalling disaster Is charg ed by the railroad officials to the negligence of a flagman named Cunningham who disappeared when the two trains crashed together I r Carl of Thanks neighbores recent fatal Illness of our wife and mother we take this method of ex tending to each one our heartfelt thanks May the richest attend each and every one of yo Is our wish C B B Felix and Daughters Dont waste your money buying strengthening plasters Chamber Iains Liniment la cheaper and bet ter Dampen a piece pi flannel with Itand bind l over the affected parts and It will relfevp the pdln dealrera m J r 000000000000000000 MARIWAGE LIcENSE 000 o o oocro 06 00 00 Captolla Davis Beaver Dam to Verda Miller Flint Springs Jesse James Wydox to Ettie M Kelley Wysbx I 0 T Leach Beaver Dam to Ora Maddox Deaver Dim Nolen Miller FbrdsVllle to Chlo ra Edge Fordsvllle Henry Beedel Jones Ky to EJ Kyf = For iflule Fifty acres of land adJolnln Beaver Dam also fourroom cottage and half ilcre land with good improvements Terms very rcas unable Call on or address J D HOOKER Beaver bans I yDox 26243t4A S of E Notice Beds Local No 590 will meet Saturday evening at Beda school house at 3 oclock All members are requested to be present- L B TICHENOR Pres MARVIN BAIRD Secy v A religious meeting in Dallas Tex so affected a man giving the name of O H Rose that hewent to the county Jail and made a confession of three crimes one of whichi was the killing of W H Morris In Covlngton Ky twentyfour yearsI agog For BaleTown propertyTacant lots cottage and twostory dwelling AC YBISER 4CO adv Hartford Ky I Overcomebyl excitement from an eleiition lTfilljr Johh iJ Ifurst a North lrarQliaa farmer died att Auhevflla7r r i ur r e4L baab juritisade riHotelealallIngiI I H I Jo looooooooooooooooo1O ooooooooooo0000The laying a pipe line from their well No 2 to the railroad at Dukehurst and will begin shipping oil In a few days Their derrick Is almost com pleted for well No3 Immediately east of No2 The Wood Oil Co after many delays owing to accidents to machinery etc are again at work In their wellon the Cox farm and have reached a depth of 1200 feet Mr J M Lane representing capitalists at Washington Pa has received his machinery which was shipped fro Tennessee p and says they will nt once begin a well Messrs Burns and Whltehlll have arrived and will have general su pervision of the well The Rough River 011 Oas Co has opened offices In the Heavrin Barrass building on Main and Cen ter streets and are located In the rear of Dr J R Pirtles dental office on the second floor Mr John C Riley of the First National Bank has leased his farm in the Clear Run neighborhood Route 5 Hartford to William Bell of Robinson 111 A well will be started on this property within 12 months or the company forfeits f large guarantee Mrs Nnnry 1 IiiUciidI Following a twoweeks illness Mrs Nancy J Felix wife of Mr C B B Felix Olnton died last Sun day at 3 oclock p m After fu neral Fervlces conducted by Rev Lewis of Fordsvllle her remains were Interred In the Sullenger Ithe family burying grounds by the side of a son and daughter who died In Infancy several years ago The deceased who was born De cember 9 1S52 was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elias Walker of Breckenrldge county Ky She and Mr C B B Felix were united In marriage November 10 1870 just fortytwo years to the day A son and five daughters blessed this union The husband and four daughters Mrs Rolla Carden Ir vlngton Ky Mrs Samuel Davison Barretts Ferry Mrs A J Wilson Fordsvllle and Mrs J R Hoover Frlcdaland survive The deceased had been a consistent member of the Baptist Church for several years and her taking away broke up one of the happiest homes it has ever been the pleasure of the titer to visit But the Master had use for her and she answered the call to work In His vineyard amongst loved ones who had gone on before The funeral cortege from the residence to the cemeterymore than lengthats sheuwas held by her neighbors and friends from a distance It can be truly said that a good Christian woman has been called to her final restThe brokenhearted husband and daughters have the sincerest con dolence of all in this their sore bereavement but are commended to Him who doeth all things well Important Notice Dr Claude Wilson of Fordsvllle 0will be in Hartford two days each week Tuesdays and Fridays He wlilarrlveat9 oclock a m and remain until 340 p m each day Those desiring Osteopathic treatment will find him at the Commer dial Hotel during these hours on Tuesdays and Fridays 46tf John If Wilson Seriously Injured Mr John H Wilson of near Sun nydali fnc rounty tact with a very serious accdent last iaturday afternoon He had just returned home from the Dundee Flouring mill with a load of flour salt c On driving near his residence he got up and turned to remove the spring seat and just as he did so his team of mules became frightened and backed suddenly throwing him out on the doubletrees The team began to run and he fell the wheels running over him breaking his collar bone four rifts and otherwise Injuring him Internally Dr Stewart of Dundee was called and dressed his wounds At last account yesterday he was thought to be a little better but in a se rious condition R J Barnett Dead Tho following telegram was re celvod announcing the death of R J Barnett viz Dermott Ark Nov 12 1912 A M Barnett Hartford Ky Bob died 1140 last night Leave with body for Hartford Ky 150 P m for burial Grave north end ofrow by Hattie Have hearse at Beaver Dam Will wire from Memphis Signed NC BARNETT Trhert MAlas Is expected to reach Beaver Dam OB the 248 train this afternoon and will be taken to his- brothM A M Barnetts residence and interment will take place In the Alexander cemetery some time- S I v E c 1 Arrow Shirts IN PLAIN PATTERNS ALSO WIT- HBelmont Collars TO MATCH 1 A15U 000 ROSENBLATTS v V In Connection with P Rosenblatt Ira vesville Ky HARTFORD KENTUCKY Ltomorrowhour not yet deter minedMr Barnett was a On of the late R E and Amanda Barnett The former preceded him many years while his mother preceded him only a few years The deceased who was a consist ent member of the M E Church South Union City Tenn leaves surviving him seven brothers E Pffl Barnett Dr Nestor Barnett Rev L R Barnett J B Barnett A M Barnett C G Barnett U C Barnett and sister Mss Joe B RogersDeath is sad at all times but par ticularly so when called while in useful young manhood as was the case with the deceased who was stricken a short time since while en route from Louisiana where he had recently accepted an Important position back to Union City Tenn where ho had had charge of the railroad office for many years He only got as far as Dermott Ark at the home of his brother Prof U C Barnett where he died as noted in the above teleg- ramGuns Guns I I have just received a large line of Shot Guns Rifles Target Guns Ammu nition Shells c And respectfully request you to call and see the larg est and best line of Shot Guns Ammunition cfec ever brought to Hartford Goods the best and prices the lowest yes CARSONG- roceryman HARTFORD KY u SPECIALSWe brated Henderson Road Wagons for sale Let us show you their good pointsAlso our usual line select Family Groceries andsupplies at the low estpricesGive callor phone No 83 vLIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky CJd IineUnited States Life Chicago Security Life Chicago Accic1en1Midland Casualty Co Chicago 300 for 2000 per year 1500 Weekly Indemnity 1000 for 5000 per year 2700 Weekly Indemnity A A BROWN Agent BEAVER DAM ICY KILL THE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS WITH Dr Kings New Discovery =OR C8UCHI irW PBICII HI rw AND AlL THROAT AND LUNITROUML- U4UAEAT4Tlt cD ATIUAOlO- OJtItOJBY umIDG J Subscribefor The 1 Herald 100 a yr KK fI 1 t J tJH HA 1RF iP x The Hartford Herald nilaols Central Railroad Tlmo bio at Beaver Dam Ky TaI North Bound South Boundi X No 132405 am No 1211135 pm No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm1 No 102248 pm No 131 855 p J E Williams Agt r A FEW THINGS OVEFaIn Regard to the Mail Or- t der Business IF YOU ARE PREPARING TO To Forward Your Orders to Strangers This is Very Good Advice MUTUAL AFFAIR KVKHV 111- y y The man who goes down town i Saturday night and sees the llqhtec1i streets Illuminated stores and throngs of gay people perhaps does j not stop to think what pays for fall It It Is not paid for by taxation for if so It would be a burden It is not paid for by contribution for that would not be practicable or possible But it all costs money IIandIs paid for by the money that iIs spent at home The merchants reinvest thei profits largely In better stocks bet ter stores and better facilities The pay their share of the cost of paying the streets and laying the sidewalks and In doing many othe i things So it Is plain to be seen that the busy streets that the peo pie enjoy on Saturday night are paid for by themselves Is theirI money returned to them in the shape of a better town When you go into a local storeI and buy goods from n local merI chant you do not only get the r goods but you also get the thrifty town the paved streets the schools which your children attend the churches which preserve the moralC atmosphere of your community the things you enjoy and use which you and the merchant and the man ufacturer pay for In common You can send the money to some other town and get the goods but you 1 cant get these other things and ev en If you think the price Is smaller it Is larger In the long run since you get less In return for your J moneyIt plainly evident then that the more of your money you spend at home the more you will get for your money the quicker will thet crossroads village andI ofltheI I I metropo s The more money you spend at home in patronizing local merchants Inr building a house for yourself In dressing better and living better and feeling hotter the more you I will be able to have and enjoy these things Why make the fatal error of hurting your town Instead of help Ing It of diminishing your town in stead of Improving it since you can not hurt or hinder your town with out hurting and hindering your selfWhy teach your children that the I city Is the place to trade and ex C SCHOOLII I should have rich red blood andsturdy healthy bodies to withstand cold rains changing seasons and winter storms If your child is weary when lacks I amIpossibly sallow skin or a pinched I faceit is for want of vital bodycnourishment this growing period demands special con t centratcd easily digested foodII for bodydevelopmentmental strain physical changes JJ Scotts Emulsion is the I r Iii greatest bodybuilder kno nItI tstrengthtt stimulantmaha roeyeAeeku I J actfo Blood tturdy frames and sowed bodies I Bet you mesh MHSCprrs I 1 1 con BOWKS Bloomfidd ji 11 6S t IIIi Ii J r I y Ir J ty Lt S Ijj r rw pect to teach them that It tia Hot thO lacetogo Why constantly enl courage them when they marry to leave the homo town and settle iIn some larger place Why be the hand to break homp ties to sep rate yourself from your children The more you spend at homo th 4more attractive will your lama tow nlbg to the coming generation and the more pleasant to your old age IIf you have frjends h rols where they are When you make rover- o your children and of yourself you make your town n poorer plat e in which to live Instead of a better oneThe money We earn let us spend In securing the largest returns for It If you send your children away they may never return If you send your money away it may never copse back Your prosperity your happiness your children are likely to follo- your money wherever It goes Wh not spend It where your children will grow up with It where it will1I do you the most good now and give you the most comfort in the f- utureThe Community Builder nooooopoooooooolO LIFES UPS AND DOWNS C- Y00ooooo00000000 If life were a uniform level broken by no vicissitudes and no dis asters with no strange and batflln problems alternating with its reasons of tranquility and success it would be perhaps less trying than It generally is also less interesting Nothing Is more tedious than mo notony Nothing wears tup nerves like a stlrless calm The wildest gusts and storms are more preferable to the mariner than the Inaction which is compul notrI once met an old lady who said asyI a summer sea During long Intervals jsome mem Butrshe had no children The most Intimate and deep of her affection had been spared And her husband still survived Strange to say I did not feelI that she was to be envied for wltliI out pain in this worlds economy there is little reaching forward toI the heights of joy Without suffering there Is seldom intensity of thankfulnessLife plain road no hills to climb no obstacles to surmount nojj vicissitudes to endure is not so desirable on the whole as life wblchjj has its struggles its sorrows Itsjj losses preliminary as they come toc thefinal realization of its triumphs its consolations and its everlasting gains The past of youth is very short The future looks interminable and the immediate present Is strenuous Middle age often carries burdens which youth has brought to it carries them with a steadfast courage and a serene cheer impossible youth And old age Is or should be the season of tranquility the sea of resting on the oars and walt I Ison for tie end In retrospective we sometimes perceive that we made mistakes in our bygone reckonings We might have avoided some snares and pitfalls had we not rushed along at such a hasty paceIt Is then that we realize our past is gone and our present should b0 wisely improved and we should go forth manfully to meet the future NELLY T ASHBY Dan J Joyce Sanvllle Henry county Virginia says I took a cold with a cough which hung on for two years Then I commenced using Foleys Honey Tar Com pound and the cough finally lefLftt me and now I am perfectly strong and well Is best and safest for children and contains no opiates All dealers m The Wealth oftheSoil In the current issue of Farm and Fireside appears the following It Is a fact that there is no department of effort from which a larger return can honestly bq se cured than from intelligent and painstaking cultivation of the soil The scientific management as now demonstrated shows that the fer tility of the average soil can be much increased and made more profitable 1SIIOIIThe second day drew to Its closec with the twelfth Juryman still un- onvinced Well gentlemen said the bailiff entering quietly shall I as usual order twelve dinners Make it said theforeman eleven dlnnera and a bale of hay Judge Awakened by the closing oratdoor and believing that a burglar was In his borne Samuel Brown a Marlon county farmer killed his wife I The most extreme insanity fIBbe itisaj7 I r i ll e FRI6HTFUL ATROCITIES PERPETRATED gY TURKSB Cut Off Noses and Hands 11EnemyDeluged AVithr Rain and Blood sAthens Nov 8 Shocking eta rles of a massacre of Greeks by Turks come from the town of Ser via just cross the Greek frontier in Turkey The reports say the fleeing Turkish troops ta passing through the village of Metassa or dered the Greek inhabitants to fol low them on peril of being massa cred bV Turkish cavalry On refusing 52 of the Greeks were made prisoners and taken tIn o twl corny panlons Later the Governor of the prison told the Greeks they weretree arid ordered them to leave the build ing On emerging the Greeks were surrounded by soldiers and an arm ed mob who began a massacre Only four of the Greeks escapedi with their lives When the massacre was over a soldier cut oft the noses and hand- of the dead men gDispatches from Arta say that Turkish atrocities In Albania are continuing and that the inhabi tants of Eplrus are fleeing to Arta and the mountains Describing the fight at Lule Burgas a correspondent says Fierce thunderstorms rage and the field was deluged with rain and blood Handtohand encounters were frequent The Turks of fered most desperate resistance heT dead piled up At interval- along the line whole companies were wiped out by raking artillery fire When ammunition gave ou temporarily muskets were used as clubs men used their hands as claws upon the enemytbey locke- in deadly embrace and sunk their teeth into the necks and faces o their opponents There could be no better medl J cine than Chamberlains Cough Remedy My children were all sick with whooping cough One of them was In bed had a high fever andI was coughing up blood Our doc tor gave them Chamberlains CoughingRemedy and the first dose eased them and three bottles cured them says Mrs R A Donaldson of Lexington Miss For sale by all dealers fiT m YOU SHOULD TAKE YOUR CITIZENSHIP SERIOUSLY In its Issue of September 9 the I Richmond Va TimesDispatch printed a short editorial that ought to be read in every precinct in every State of the Union and posted up on every schoolhouse and In every counting room and factory of the land Here it Is Thero IB nothing more Import ant than that we should take our citizenship seriously Some people takeIt as a Joke some as a game some as a selfish purpose and some as a chance to help friends or grind axes No man Is worthy of citizenship unless he regards It as a mission and usesIt for the common good to free his fellowmen from every kind of servitude and oppression and make thorn their own lovers to raise themselves to better es DOUBLY PROVEN Hartford Readers Can No Longer Doubt the Evidence This grateful citizen testified long ago Told of quick relief of undoubted benefit The facts are now confirmed Such testimony Is complete the evidence conclusive It forms convincing proof of meritiMrs A L Alms 607 Locust St Owensboro Ky says Ihave used Doans Kidney Pills with good results and consider them a su perior kidney remedy Doana Kid ey Pills promptly relieved back difficulty with the kidney se- retions and pains in the buck and top part of my head We have every confidence In them The above statement was given May 9 1907 and when Mrs Alms was Interviewed on February 2Q 1 1912 she saidIII have not used Doans Kidney Pills of late as the cure they effected some time ago haS been permanent You are at liberty to contlf ue publishing my statement For sale by all dealers Prlee iO cents FoBterMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole ageats i 7 r the United MUte A Reae ber the aatneD alike fib 6 l1iih 7 i 1 i f r 1- c ITI I i MASTIC PAINT IPofccTHE KIND TEtAT 1 +AgTS t Js i C MASTIC PAINT is hqjt a new paipt itJl 40 years old propositionNot I canMASTIC andthe best to use It looks best and wears best It lasts longest and- I nidstecdnomlcaLTestimonialsfrom your town Would you like to have then t BEAVER DAM PLANING MILL CO INCORPORATEp ofBeaver Dam Kentucky I tote Citizenship Is n duty and ev ery man who has a high ideal of life who makes it brave and ser viceable has a right to be called a citizen and no other should be en hotters A j citizen is a man who honors his city his State and his Nation I living right and doing good byII 1 a one regards ctlzenehip serlousl commltL ted to each man OB a trust to be I discharged always for the coimi n welfare and the higher purposeA benchdof mankind and not for the advan tage of Individuals Twinges of rheumatism back painssall show your kidneys are not work- Ing right Urinary irregularities loss of sleep nervousness weak needtof a good reliable kidney medicine Foley Kidney Pills are tonic Theydbuild up the kidneys and regulate youfquick relief and contain no habit forming drugs Safe and always sure Try them All dealers m One of the most delicate forms of flattery is to tell a married man he doesnt look it The thanks a man gets for pay for ducks for his family is he also gets the job of carving them BiliousOne Jiitt laxativeSugarcoated Sold for 60 years Ask Your Doctor tfclflffis Low Farest 3 ZtOn tIle lit and 3rd Tuesdays each month the fares are stopf1l1JCotton Route to rtqvia Arkansas 1TexasjI The Cotton Belt Route Is the 4h dint line from Memphis toy tA Texas through Arkansas rttrainsdallywitht andtI parlorcafe cart Trains from aU parts of the make direct connection at- Southeast Memphis with Cotton Belt Routetralns t to the Southwest 11WrItel to me today- I will tell you exact fare e from your town sched splendidfarm facts about Arkan sat and Texas AHrarTof till ar Dorfoar i i Li C BARRY IT lilf PlIMMtf AMt- BSToddBulUlac LoulUI4 Ky mo KIDNY PIJ1SHE Kila TAM 1i JtyfI 1 ic kSS 9f f I j I OUR fa your town for Look Of 1IIItI color The l on the Is a o FairbanksMorse 1111It helps out wonder IIbusyIIyear round and ofI 40 of Fldar ICY ASK DEALER MNMtloM cards Needa FairbanksMorse Engine for II I Pumping Water Cream Separator Washing Machine EnsilageShelling Years Reputation BehiIidItj PittliiGwIbfrtCtINCOHFORATM LOUISVILLE Most Useful Machine Farm 111 Engine 111You ChurningThreshing Sawing Grinding Grinding FeedII Cutting Roots Grinding Tools SprayingRunning Water SystemIGeneral Work of All Kinds FairbanksMorse Engines will give you the best of service They are absolutely guaranteed to Material Workmanship and Power Horizontal Engines 1 2 4 and 6 hp Vertical Engines 2 3 4 6 9 and 12 hp Other engines Jor every purpose up to 500 hp For full description write for Catalog No ED 1217aFairbanks Morse Co t517 W Main St Louisville Ky r 1 AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER e e 3 From a rto heaver Dom one Mmt t Splendid car meets all trains A fast and easy iride Telephone or call at our stable when you Je want to leave or have relatives com ngf COOPER a COHARTFORD KENTUCKY a lh H old onf i Yiibr r 1 l ti EFT I T I Ir- I WED IEBDATsc s THE HARTFORD HERALD PAGE saves 9 SOME LEADING EVANSVILLE FIRMSl u I 1 rYou Wont See the Best There Is t to Be Seen in Evansvilie Unless You Visit This Storer r + t I DeritIlinery Silks Dress Goods and Trimmings Rugs and Draperies Household and Fancy Linens Mens Furnishings ccFall and Winter stocks are now complete The Jbost in Variety of assortment we have ever shown4 jtnd prices are lower here than elsewhere for mer tfwndiso of qual merit T are members of the Retail Mer IIYe outoftown Rebate Association customers and refund 0 r I e t11i J Inds J I f WHERE ASfflON REIGNS 1 1 The Leading Sloak and Suit lIi S House I 1 of EvansvilleIl ifi You cab always find what you want GoatII I H H HJuif j and Winter1 ifiI i Stock j is now complete When in the city ilont fail to visit our store compare our prices with others and we win convince you that we can save you mpEcy Let us fit you in a Corset by an ex pert cojsetiere Members of the Rebate Associa tion Railroad fares refunded ValkOverSboes for Men and- Women 15 Main St 215 Main St rugs at Cut Rates- SCIILAEPFERS COR SECOND AND MAIN STS Everything at cut rates Largest stock greatest arietys the best of everything Reliable Rc pohsible First class in every respect Ii t oetSoe Cot Popular Prices Kiid Styles AH the Lrtwt KIjiIu lMlINST EVANSVILLEIND- Thiffn with the rtl Fnnt- t w I rl O S1Eslallished 1894 I Now the Largest Cloak and iu Suit House 1 1 in Jthe Middle 1 West c Write Today for Beautifully Illustrated 4 I Fall and Winter Catalogue of the latest Q and best New York tnd Paris Styles lW tPJ 3o Q At z v If Members 9frembersMRA fi MMRAtt9A EM0l1uM YVtrJlS hD I = n free Shopping in Evansville Come now axed Rake advan Cage of the first sel ctoil from the largest frestaesl Stocks It Costs You Nothing Under the Liberal Plan of The Retail Merchants Rebate Assn Of Evansville Indiana All of the leading and old established stores belong to the Association I A shopping tour to Evansville means I recreation Our theatres and at aII tractions are of the best rW iI I Rue White full Cut Diamonds with I14 Karat Mountinps Stud 5 Ear Screw 10 Pair Rings S5 up We allow theo full amount paid for diamonds In ex change for larger itpnet A purchase of ut Insures you a fine white damond at we do not carry tt inferior grades 12 a ze thin model 20 year gold filled open face case 15 jeweled movement Guaranteed 1000 Kruckemeyer C6knPe- pttlar Price Jewelers 303 Main St Evantyllle Ind Member M R A WRITE FOR CATALOGUE I Evansville Lai and Best and Winter complete Geisslers members Merchants sociation COICoatsRU1t SNAPPY Furs ndjcsscs1 THE UNITED CLOAK SUIT CO nMfI NBeats Them A11411SE- ND MAINI FOR CATALOG ESTABLISHED Bitterman Bros JEWELERSJ C t17f to Evatjsle Will Rebate Your Faref K44tr1 l 0 Lr I d J w + f ci v Evansvilles Best Store for Men and Boys invites inspection of magnificent assortments Clothingi Hats and Furnishings i illi THE OFii i I SteinBloch and Sophomore and I Iii Alfred t3cnjamin RB Fashion Clo hes- CJjjtes for for Young I Manhattan Shirts Stetson t and best I3oya Department In the Veit It Pays to Bea ProJrcs I A hrlns our hun lsnmt Illustrated f 1nn + and Burs apparel for fall and VInb r- LLm= 5 t When in we invite you to visit the hest Shoe Storein the State New Fall Linesn- ow Shoes and styles are Right We are of the Rebate As and refund 867 4 tn We JI f8Yw6 your of HOME Men Men Hlstthe lIdJe Patron postal entaloue fares ttf3TcTsJ tiretC3 1 C 1 h VWhen in Evansville Visii 1 tlriI 0o U t a 1ttr31iCVAH- SVILLCn j ij FAVORITE iRA INC CEKTM IAll the departments in the store are overflowing with new Fall Merchrndise etcmm Fall Suits Dress Goods Silks Millinery tJ etc i1Parcelspart of the city R R FARES REFIJND1D fj according to the plan of the Evansville Re ft tail Merchants Rebate Association f 1 Fowler mekt Wslkera JI Itirk = t SEETH- EStore eaui p tltu nlSlllLl When in Evansville you are cordially invited to the R Of Furniture Gos Mammoth Store Furniture Carpets 11l1osIyalietyalls we pay jrNtnt1 11jj FWt I L R 4 G Furniture CSI FtI I nEvansviller rt WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD PIANO I as part payment on one of our new Piano or Player= Pianos Write for prices and terms The NWiryant Piano COo 226 Main St Evansville Ind DIAMONDS FINE JEWELRY WATCHES g ESTABLISHED 1604 ChasFArtes3Jeweler and Optician f 327 Main Street Evansville Ind WE SELJ L0 Mens and Boys Ciolbiiig 1 Cheaper than any house in Evansviiie IE We EIalso refund R R Fares IaI tO Joseph GottMiag COII lame ol the Union Label 321 MAIN 1 J mE wfon+Ck a P4fei VtfgJ n 0 J 1tJt Jel IiI U tfjlrUiiyyl 14rI t I i- ti vfcA UntAJH lrr1r THE HARTFORD HERACB4ajjjic PAGE FJGHT r i 41hieT Tt = M IL 8 E nAILnpAD TIME T 1l BLEAT HARTFOIID KY Tho following J N Time Card1 U effect vq from Monday Aug 21st North oundii No 113 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due ot Hartford 340 p mI South Bound No 116 due at Hartford 845 a mI No 113 due at Hartford 146 p mI II E MISOHKE Agt + + + + + + + + + + + +I I PEOPLE WRITING + For THE HERALD will please a t get their articles to us prompt + ly Matters Intended for pub + Ucation in our regular Issue + Wednesday must be In our + t bands on Monday without fail + ure to insure publication + a MOTHERS IBLOOD SOLO TO BUY FOODDI For Her Helpless Childre- Pitiful Case I SPOOSE HELD FOR DESERTION I I And Locked in Jail Mother Bore Her Fearful Ordeal Very Cheerfully SAD MFK OK WKKTCHKI POOIl Dnltlmore Md Nov 9Desor- trI by her husband with no mdjfey for herself and sevenyearold boy twins and herself 111 In a hospital a mother gave up a quantity of her blood In order to obtain funds for the boys support The mother Is Mrs Ethel Brown of 312 East Hamburg street and the story of her sacrifice became public today when Detective Thom as Quirk returned from Vineland N J bringing with him CharlesI Leroy Brown the husband and father who has been Indicted by the grand jury here on charges that he deserted his wife and tailed to provide for his familys support According to Detective Quirk Brown last March deserted his wife and boys and disappeared Until about three months ago the mother worked to provide for herself and little ones At that time she was removed from her home to a hospital and In a few days was the mother of anothe- bouncing baby boy During hor Illness her small savings had slow ly dwindled until she had but a few pennies left and it was while she Was a patient that she sold a Quan tity of her blood for 25 In order to pay the board of her other child ten who were being looked after by friends Learning one day that a patient In another institution was In a se- rIous condition ana that the qnly hope of the surgeons was in transfusing healthy blood Into the body of the patient Mrs Brown offeredI her blood The surgeons I M Mmother of the offer of theI and In a short time nn ex amination of her blood was made The result was that her bloodl was found to be very healthy and a vein In her left wrist was Opened and the blood taken Mrs Brown stood the operation well and In few weeks was able to leave the In stitution In the meanwhile the case oflt the mother and children was brought to the attention of thej States Attorney and the husband I was located in Vineland The authorities I there refused to arrest j the man It is said and after extradition I papers had been prepar ed Detective Quirk went toI Bridgeton N J and swore out a warrant for Brown then went toI Vineland and arrested him and af ll terward locked him up in jail a- S t I S Bridgeton while he went to Princeton it to have the papers honored byI WilsonIr Presidentelectt I Mrs Brown 25 years old an pretty said today I I dont know for whom It was I gave my blood The operation took I It place In July or August last Doc tors told me of an ill woman who 1 1was In need of blood I volunteer Even though a local anaes t t tcl wa given my left arm I atl- II felt the pain but I wpuldnt back out It was all for my sake I was on the operating table j from two Arid one halt to threff hours I think r t Central CJtyr Wedding 1 Central City Ky NoV 1At- y I TT ery wedding and one tlJ t I ofjnterest to many In this anfl Ohio countK tbe home of the pride a8tbatot ilfss Orpha Brown ot this city to Mr Dave Oldhamorr Powderly The ceremony was salt at the flautist parsonage Rev Hcwerton being the officiating min later The attendants were Missei Senora Rich and Victoria Clem eats The bride wore asolngawa gown bt bluV with hat gloves and shoes en suUe ThQ brldelsone o the most fattraCtive girls of Central1 City having for some time madei her home here with her sister Mrs Smith The groom fea rising young business man of Powderly Mr and Mrs Oldham will beat home in Powderly sitar the 15th o f the month niCKETTS Nov ll =Bfo Willis filled his appointment at Jllcketta Sunday II Miss Olera Leeof Sunnydale I spent Saturday and Sunday her cousin Mr Bird Lee of this place I MrMr Ivan Allen of Concord andIi Harry Crabtree of Beaver Dam spent Saturday night with Mr Charles Royal of this place III Miss Maggie Allen and Mrs Hu bert Snell of Concord spent from Saturday till Monday with Mrs Patton of this place Dspent Jim Stewart of Hartford Sunday with his uncle Mr N G Patton here MissnSarah were in town Saturday shop pingMr Archie Hoover of Burnetts Creek Is visiting his cousin Mr Samaria Hoover of this place Mrs Nettle Lee and Pearl Grit fin were In Beaver Dam Thursday shopping t 000000000000000O IX MKMORIAM O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO f On the evening of October 23 1912 Mr John T Hocker received the final summons to come up high er and with a countenance Illum ined by the light that comes at the evening of a well spent Christian life he bravely passed to that great beyondHe became a Christian In early boyhood and was a devoted mem ber of West Providence Baptist church until the end He was married in 1863 to Laura S E Maddox To them were born a daughter and two sons The daughter Nannie died In infancy and the sons Joe and Sclota sur vivo him In 1S75 death took from him his companion and again in 1878 he was married to Battle Rhoads To this union were borni Ithree daughters and one son Mary Sadie Meek and Barney all of whom survive him In 1911 death took this compan ion but our heavenly father did not see fit to leave him thus and In answer to his last pleading prayers i handrhomer com I mend you to the meek and lowly Nazarene who has added one morei light to that eternal home to re fleet upon your rugged pathway leading to father mother sister and home SeS and M J ruooie or uravitalion Nearly 2V years ago one of the great est intellects connected with science turned his attention to gravitation In that 250 years physical science has made rapid advances A boy who hoe I completed n years work In elementary physics could entertain Newton In else tricity were It possible for the greotI philosopher to return to earth ArterI learning of the great progress in elec tricky 1 can Imagine him In his eager desire for knowledge turning to the boy Hari expecting some light OfT gravi tattoo Alas not only the high schoolboy but not even the most learned onagravitation The problem is about where Newton left It Popular Science Monthly Deserted at the End William the Conqueror was a man of very gross habit of body and at the siege of Mantes was hurt by the rear ing of his horse the pommel of the saddle striking the king In the brio men and causing injuries from which he died in a few days Before his death he was deserted by all blattendants who stole and carried oft even the coverings of the bedon which he lay The body remained on the floor forIdays 1t was burled by itable monks from a neighboring mon astery iAVague Impreillonii What Is your Idea of the character of Lady Macbeth Inenlly replied Sirs Cumrpr there IW so much gossip about people con Heeled with fe stare that one scarce Ily knows what to believe Washing ion Star llValor consists in the power of self corery Emerson sIlJ TnlJtja j YOUNG PLIRCEQSDER ij If BON rt rJ MinSaid He Feared be1tyou J eDo Him A Harm Old Trouble yy- t v The Owensboi0 Messengerfsays- i One of the most vnueuahaufts that hoe been heard In Hancock county foi some time was that of George Hayden against MfSf Blanche Kite in which the pjalri tiff sought to have the young way man placed under a peace l ondthe man stating that he feared that she would do hint some bodily Jusi ugtconhalder neceBsarryhe placed e ondIIt Is stated that the trouble orlg Inated from a gift of money thatl Infant son of George Harden IIthe to the young woman some tago and which he Is nov seek- Ing to have returned to him TheI case is a most unusual one Mr Hayden being a law abtdin g man does not want to become in volved in a personal difficulty with anyone and especially a woman hence his appeal to the law At torney Eugene C Vance of Hawes vllle represents the complainant and went down yesterday to prose cute the suit a HOPKWEMj cJ Nov 11Mr Duff Grants house where he lived known as the Sep Taylor house burned last Thursday night Dont know how It caught Mr Grant was working at n sawmill about a mile and a half away and the chlldreiFlmd gone to church They lost every thing but what the yhad on The people are helping them very lib erally No Insurance Esq Miles made a business trip to Hartford last Saturday MlsB Locky Wilson of Echols is visiting Miss Peat Engler Mr and Mrs J J Russell and Mr Albin Shull attended the Quarterly meeting at Centertown ast Saturday and Sunday Mr Alec Russell has had over Seaabaledcommer3Eyjlhauling his new house last Monday and wjll begin to build as soon as he Fan get matters arranged No corn gathered In this vicinity yet Jt being very sappy Our school Is progressing nicely under the teaching of MIsa Blanch RussellMiss CarWp Shull returned home last Sunday from a twoweeks visit Iin Wysox and Taylortown commun Itles Miss Ethel Robertson of Pond Run neighborhood visited her grandmother Mrs Delila Mllier last Saturday Master amt persSale Ohio Cifcul CoUrt Kentucky Albert Cox and WI J Maiden Plaintiffs vs 0 E E Durbin et lit Defendants By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rendered at the October tprnv 1912 in the above cause for fhe sum of 34980 with lhtereatyat the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 26th day or Sept nber 1911 until palcl8ld the further sum of t5tOOO with like interest from the lath day of December 1910V subject to the following credits 6400 paid August 22d i 1911 and 10000 paid November r 9 1212 proceeds of sale of person al property and T costs horn in I will offer for sale by public auction at the court hquse door In Hartford onWonday the 2d daiot December 0 Mtabout 1 oclocicp m upon H credit of six njonths propertytowittowitcyTtalatracNor parcel of layd In Ohio County Kentucky sad bounded as followsl Beginning ata stone near thug VinHatyeavllte4 r i astQnehJtyHuqt S 63 E 46 poles and 3 link t6a tone thence S 51 iV26 pblecito a stone in the Sulphur Springs andL Sunttydale road t thence wIth said road tl 63 W 26 poles to the Be ginning containing 12 J4 acres more or less or sufficient thereof to produce the uJdsf moaeypr- d4red to J 8 Wade The purchaser will be requlradjiol bo5LhtplhfoygdImaaadlatey I JY ThisI 1zti dad eftL Xeyeetber 1812 7C t BIRK3E tArCpamleslaford44uds J uatlytipyetlbS WTW j lWrj Mii + ji 3 J o J J 1 7 cr in Y4IC4NFOLD w4etrIstore When they come in double 814iThroning thrbii0h your open dob + Seeklntf btrtfifn aletit their While Which they read about before Dont you tier Feel awful glad You put in That little ad CIIttARSC I Dstands lorprinto them J pricefor J to cheap and to well Ifor the wflftelL InEreete Ia food Mall Ut year Ordtr Today Wtk L9W1a Have you a splendidstock of goods Have you just got ina new line of popular articles Are you making a special price on leftover lots Who Knows About It Why notJet eyerybody know by having us printspme CIR CULARS and POSTERS for yo- uCAUSE AND REM PY Jlnccrtnintyp the rmri1eqf t future is15 c4upon qy qp y tacri enterIji tfiis blockade itnow qwjte Apparent trpdFThei f pl l e orts of cop ess with ud tiild urooe Organized Labqr Jlsii tieW actor inpplttrFs togeth4r vitlt pthr matters of greater or less Import represent fit this tints a chaotic sonflfct pf ti ephiatd interests to harmonize which j nowt1j problem beforci the fcoqntry All want Projperity JeRceijjnd tlepty Read i1tlieaXd then CIifj nt1Iievery OQntmrcr cegte tjaptg1 opt tb4 AVprJd A barofhptjtf pff cause and ffttfa thlit piptq gut Pia epdpp f M thF cf qgcr hd tl1eY4TatnAa I Aity 9- flr wirer is ne largest iin size and highest price i p pes in the United States yct cheaipetI ineasurcd by quality and quantity The Weekly 1sdgitircf kith the dewsablel market reports ipethod3and re Mitts from Gaveraniettk and State Experiment StStkras Veterinary rlwiattets Peoples xrun choc m fi 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