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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, December 18, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912121801 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, December 18, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. lim + w iJAb11crir T irwI d r I WvHARTFdRD HERALDr ij I tii Subscription 1 Per Year in Advance I COM tin Herald of a toiij World the JiinM ill htioai Lumbering at Hj BackollAll Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed tr 3tU YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNfgDAY DECEMBER 18 1912 N051d THE WO0INGS OFWltSWr Fay t 11 System Miide Public By Postmaster 1 I fr PACKAGES UUNDER 11 POUNDS I I l ayre MailedI and Any Arti cle May Be insured I for tOe I I r SPECIAL STAMPS ARE ISSUED tj 14Regulartji p ego Into operation on January 1 I next were made lnbllc by Postman ierGeueral Hitchcock today The new system will be effective throughout the entire postal servfce 1atthe same time and will affect ev j err postoffice city rural and rall ttway mall transportation route In t the country Every precaution will be taken by the Eostofflce Department to I have the malls moved with the usu al dispatch andaU Postmasters f Superintendents and Ingpecfars- have I been directed to thoroughly I i familiarize themselves and their with every phase of IIsubordinatesthe new Hitchcock today expressed tho r hope that the public familiarize It self with the nature of the new ser I I before attempting to use ItI lIvice regulations provide that parI It7heof merchandise Including farm and factoryproducts but not books I printed matter of almost ev ery land I r i description up to 11 pounds in I 4 v weight and measuring as much as six feet In length and girth comII 5 a dOtJuJuryt I i I j I unItryI Delivery will I8 made to the I j ruraljI lug in cities and towns where thereI i is delivery by carrier Yhere there v v IB at present no delivery by carrier I 1the parcels will go to the post=office as Is the canto with ordinary mall I The postage rate for tfie1 first zone thajt Is within dlsjtances lot xceedlhg 50 talles will be nye dents or the first ppuaS and thfogdfltts each additional pound1 the ry1orrates Increase for each BUcceiwiye ine of the eight zones into which I ihe country Is dlv1d dthomxIi Jmunt rate being fa cents a pound which will carry a parcel across hecontlnentor oven to Alaska ti and the Philippines 1 For a fee of 10 cents a parcel may lJ V Jj Insured and If the parcel la Tost jI t In the maps an indemnity to the exceedlIOI According to the regulations gov rning the parcels post system pro l mulgated by Postmaster General I underarticles 1 containers and the distance they are to be sent Butter lard fish fresh meats dressed fpwls vegetables fruits berries and similar articles likely quickly to decay may be sent for l short distances V ejp1 securely pack vted Eggs will braccepted for 101 cal delivery when packed properly In a container and for any distance when each egg IIB separately packed In a perfectlysecure manner NO restriction J8 placed on the mailing saltedrdleti1smoked dr cured meats but fre8hmdctwjn beIII transported only Within the first zone Fragile artlcles7lh6iifdftjgi millin I ery toys musical Instruments and articles of glass In whole or lnpart must be Qecurely yacked and mark- edr fragile S4 byxI 9ors of all kinds poisonsl poison pus animals Insects qr reptllea ex plosives of every kjnd Inflammable I articlesfnSiuiingsotcheiinfernalI I iSachlnes lilatols qj revolvers dla GfseKermii JiMy obscener defamatory bp eurrliei waiter now pro letbltedbilawlilveer Vdead anl jiaUdri bkdsroratvqRpoditry raw hidesate JHIt sl aut tiartltlaghaving a brdo4er p taIC 1 a f T II Hooks and pilotedMatter may i not WI Joir at parcel pogo Y a lti Tl- v rates but only at the pound rate of I thirdclass matter This law provides for the ube of distinctive postage stamps and there Is now being distributed to Postmasters for use In the parcel post system a set of stamps of 12 denominations Parcel post maps with accompanying guides are to be sold to the public at their cost 75 cents through the chief clerk of the PostofflCe Department 00000000000000000 I O OIL FIELD NEWS 0 000000000000000a The Wood 011 Company received tbelr new wrenches a few days ago to repair their recent breakage and are continuing the reaming work on j their well Larger casing will be put In to shut out the water on ac count of which they have had much trouble Thev will begin drlJUng again arid anticipate good results Mr Grant Slnsell lIB the well con tractor and Mr H M Jordan manager for the company in the local territory Mr M H Fitzgibbons- of Carnegie Pa one or the chiefs of the Wood 011 Co is spending a few days here Till West Kentucky Oil Co resumed drilling Monday after a short cessation on account of an accident to the machinery They are now down about 700 feet on well No 3 Machinery Is on the ground and they will start at once pump Ing out well No 1 which has been Idle for some timer This Is the well where they struck so much water but it has been demonstrated that there Is also much oil there and they are going after It with much vim They look to bring in well No 3 by the first of next month Well No 1 of the Rough River 011 and Gas Co on the Welter farm Is now dowPrrIi depth of abut 000 feet Ihey struck two sllgllt andIsplendidIThe boss driller will not run the machinery qn Sunday unless on urgent necessity He says he has hever found that therewag any thing really gained by drilling the Sabbath onII IThe Ohio Fuel Oas Co rented office rooms over the Bank I of Hartford which will be hcadi quarters for the field men This company has taken up a large num I ber of leases in this county IMr J M Lane who has been tn territory several months leas ling lands for a syndicate of Penn sylvania capitalists left Monday to spend his Chirstmas vacation with his family at Washington Pa He I has leased a large lot of land In thaff Beda territoryand elsewhere in the county The Oil City Derrick makes the announcement thatQn Monday of last week five cents more was added to the price of Pennsylvania oil and Its various grades making the present prices as follows Pennsylvania M 90 Cabell 150 Mercer black New Castle and Corning 143 No change was made In the Somerset or Ragland oils their prices remaining at 110 and 65c respectively At the same time three cents was added to the Lima and Illinois oils their prices now being North Lima 116 South Lima and Indiana 110 Illinois lIghti 9c neavy 96c and Prince ton We On the same date five cents was added to Wooster oil making the price ot that product 133 Pennsylvania oil at 190 Is the highest price paid for that grade since December 28 1903 The West Kentucky 011 Co op erating in the Hartford field now get 98 cents per barrel for their oil delivered In tank cars near the well r0 Ambassador Reid Dead Whitelaw Reid American Ambas sador to Great Britain since 1905 died at his London residence short ly after noon Sunday from pulmd nary oedema His passing was peaceful Mrs Reid and their daughter Mrs John Ward were present Its ann need that mem bers of the family probably will start on the rotulnto America Sat urday with the body and that the burial will occur In Sleepy Hollow King Georgo ssntia message to President Taft deploring the Ami ropyihJIto the deceased t J For Sale 4 Twenty acres of fresh land alt1 uated v Ithlnmlle and a half of the oil field House and good ibafnf Wiltsell cheap 4St4r tsitaV 1rbpciile7oitne TCyi I JJ- 8rbslisv ter TlhenrrKer4 Rerun tI INEFFICIENT WORKMEN MUSE GAR SHORTAGE On I C Railroad Says Vice President SchmittMeeti- ng Set for To Day Paducah Ky Dec 16I F Schmitt ninth International vice president of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Iron Ship Builders and Helpers ot America with headquarters in Ports mouth 0 is In Paducah in conference with the Illinois Central strikes He expresses himself as confident that the strikers will eventual ly win the gtrike He asserted that the equlpjnint bt the road Is in bad condition THe charged the law In regard to safe equipment was being flagrantly Ylol ted Aln the Illinois Central and the Harriman lines Mr Schmitt charged that the di vision officials were keeping the higher officials of the Illinois Cen tral In Ignorance of actual condi tions Next Wednesday the Ken tucky State Railroad Commission will meal In Central City to hear complaint about a shortage of cars at the West Kentucky coal mines Hp and President Fred McCreary of the System Federation of the Illinois Central Intimated that some startling revelations will be made at this hearing Both said the car shortage was dUeto Incompete- ntempls In the car departments of theslibps They may appear before the commission Mr Schmltt says nndfrexpose conditions that they claim to exist Not only do they claim cars are In bad condition but also the locomotives When the Illinois Central strike was inaugurated over a year ago about 97 per cent of the men quit jI work according to Jiiessrs Schmitt and McCreary and today 90 percent I of the men are still out In the Paducah shops they said not more than T per cent had returned I threeIcontinue the fight until they All strikers are receiving 0a week I benefits except those doing picket I duty and they receive 10 accord ing to the omclals They said the Federation of Federations which Was prganlzed in Kansas City sever al months ago has become a part of the American Federation of Labor I at the late meeting in Rochester N YrThe Federation ok Federations is now known as the railroad do partment of the American Federa tion of Labor and this department will open offices Iin St LQuis the first of next year I WEALTHSIIK 1IIII HER IX VARIOUS PLACES Petersburg id Dec 14Mrs Margaret Myers1 aged seventyseven years an eccentric old woman who lived at Algiers a small town six miles east of here was found dead in bed this morning Relatives who knew she possessed considerable I wealth and who could find no rec ord of bank deposits began search ing the premises for hidden treasures and found burled in an old can in R summer smokehouse f3 000 in gold and silver which had apparently been undisturbed for many years Mrs Myers it Is said never had I any confidence in banks and as she I 1bad1 tives are digging all over the farm hunting for more hidden wealth CALIFORNIA WAGKHSON RO08EYELT TO UK PAID San Francisco Dec 16Twen tyfive thousand dollars staked on the California election will be paid off here tomorrow by Commissioner Tom Corbett Those who bet that Roosevelt would carrytho1lI State win- During I the weeks the rosult hungI In doubt Corbett decided to tame as winner the candidate who car rued a majority o f the electoral del egatlon and by a popular plurality The odds were two to one oh Robae11 veil 6FNnNca Thq + Ohio County UnonAS of E will convene at the courthouse in Hertford on December 27 and Y8 1912 All locali are urged to o tullY represented aa this IB the time Ito t elect new fcj JJ omcefsII 14R1 c PIRTLiBSeey 1- L 1 IB A PJtGHOS SLOW BUT mTttANGEl WAS QUICK In Arriving After Children Had 1 Prepared Mock Christ 1masj Celebr onIt Chicago Ill Dec 14A Christ piaB party held at the home of Mrs Margaret Ustlch 828 Ewing street cau0tb an abrupt end this after noijtt when the five children who were playing Santa Claus were ov ercpnie by gas which escaped from plateljThreethe children died later of the Mary Crane Nursery where tfiey had been taken for treatment The three who died were LOufs Ustlch 3 years old Theodore Ustlch 10 months old Ida Masheridys 5 years old The five children resided with Mrs Margaret Ustlch Mrs Ustlch was delivering a washing to a nursery when the trag dey was enacted With promises to be good that Santa Claus might not pass over tXp home without n visit the five children were left in the kitchen of their little home while the mother vent to the nursery Left to their own amusement the 9trenfilled with the spirit of the approachingJ Christmas season started to play SantaClaus Five little stockings were taken from a dresser drawer and hung on a clothesline In the kitchen while the children pretended they were asleep waiting for Santa Claus But baby Theodore was attracted by the bright green tube which led from J j the gas pipe to the plate I Reaching up with his tiny hands he pulled the tube from the pipe i and the room was soon filled with the deadly gas v I STAND FIRM SAYS A S OF K OP McLIUV COUNTY Calhoun Ky Dec l2rAfler heii ing In session two days with one of hehllInI State meeting of the American So ciety of Equity finished Its business at noon today The Society was largely represent j ed from all sections of the State and much good was accomplished meetlnjI was passed endors of the several district committees of the organization hav- Ing charge of the sale of the pooled tobacco not to sell until they had secured the price as originally flx j i ed and calling upon the committees to stand firm and not to accept i one penny less than the price fixed In the election of officers J H McConnell of Princeton was re elected president J H Burney Greenville vice president and SB j Robertson Calhoun secretary and treasurer The executive board Is composed of C G Davenport Bowl Ing Green Ben Watson Dixon R E I Ray Vine trove H M PlrII tie Hartford J W Dunn Whltes vllle The place of the next meeting will be announced later w HERE IT IS AND YOU CAN JUST FIGURE IT OUT Chicago Dec 12G S Faber a civil engineer with a penchant for chronological dates figured out last night that at twelve minutes past noon tod yctnecould take n firm grip of his pen and write the date 1212121212If desire to add anoth er 12 to the date line one could wait until twelve seconds after the min uteFaber figured further that thoI next time it will be possible to get a like combination will be In nine tyflight years cloven months two fiftyI sible to write the exact date 10 = 1010 j 10101I A COIlIEOR COURSE OF N CIVIL ENGINEERING II a MJhgton 5yDIIC HTIle College of Civil Engineering of the I State University of Kentucky will secjondI j had Highway Engineers and n very large attendance Is expected This Course will be open td allI citizens of the State tree of charge and peradni applying for admission will be admltte without any refer epee to educational qualifications The entire cost of the course in cluding board books and traveling expenses ought at the outside not to cost over flty dollars Tho subjects of Surveying Lev eling Mapping making Profiles Road Construction and Maintenance Specifications City Streets Paving and Highway Bridges will be studied and discussed From time to time during the course experts on the various sub jects under consideration will lec ture to the classes thus giving them the benefit of years of practical experience It Is hoped that every man in thejj State Interested In municipal or highway problems will make It n point to be at this session and get the most out of the course in every way No effort will be spared to makethis work Interesting and profitable to all in attendance Very truly yours WALTER E ROWE J Dean College of Civil Engineering A LEAD PENCIL FACTORY BEGINS AT IlURNSIDE Somerset Ky Dec 16A leadI pencil manufacturing establishment has just begun operation at Burn side this county with a force of II IIThisIII structton for some time but has just been finished and put iiRto op eration The factory was located at Burnside on account of a particular character of cedar which is now very rare being somewhat abundant along land the river cliffs of the Cumber i Burnside Is the head of naviga tion on the Cumberland and fromI there down the river there are large groves of the hint of cedar for this purpose 9 The cedar In the rough jsmanu oblongblocksny where the lead Is inserted and the finishing touches put on Aside from the standing cedar along the Cumberland there are now many farms which have been fenced with this valuable cedar and these fences nndIpacify from this time on and heavy shipments of cedar will be made regularly A RESPITE HAS mfXIGRANTED TO THE ALIENS Richmond Va Dec 14On a statement of attorneys for Floyd AI len and Claude Allen sentenced to die In the electric chair here for the part they played In the Hllls vllle court house tragedy that new and Important evidence had come to light Gov Mann this afternoon granted a respite to the two men until January 17 Wythevllle Dec 14 Following the verdict of voluntary manslaughter with n verdict of five years In the penitentiary against Sld 1na Allen for the murder of Com monwealths Attorney Foster In the Hlllsvllle court house tragedy last f March a final settlement of all the gases growing out of the tragedy Was reached this afternoon when Sldna Allen pleaded guilty to sec ond degree murder for the killing of Sheriff Webb and Wesley Ed wards pleaded guilty to three charges pending against him Thliv tyfive years In the penitentiary Is the penalty Sidna Allen will pay Twentyseven years Is Wesley Ed ivrmV lot SHOWED GREAT NERVE IN THE HOUR OK DlJATH Greenville Ky Dec 11Will- lam Eades n former of this county lost his life at his sawmill about three miles south of Greenville by I being thrown against a revolving circular saw He had stepped across into the saw carrier to move n piecei of timber when his coat was blown against the saw throwing him against It cutting off one leg at the body and Injuring him otherwise A physician was summoned and toll Eades that he had but a few hours I I toI llvev Eadei who had not lost consciousness summoned his child ran and gave them Instructions or to the management of their affairsI after his depth He leaves sevenI childrenr II- Ifter I spending several thousandI dollars the pellagra commission an- noncesthat ItV4oea not know what causes the disease has found remedy for lt that pellagra IB noII creaaWVwllhtiigpalllngt yrapidityaandI that there ale10W W06flcife8 olrrIt It throughout the country r II THOUGHT HE HAn KILLED A CROWD And So He Fled From the Scene of Explosion MOURNED FOR WEEK AS DEAD Man Who Dropped a Box of Dynamite Turns Up Much Alive RIVER WAS DRAGGED FOR HIM Frankfort Ky Dec HJohn- R Fallis who was supposed to have been blown up by dynamite Sunday night and for the recovery of whose body from the Kentucky river his administrator offered a reward of 250 arrived home safe and sound tonight after fleeing all the way to Jacksonville Fla under the delusion that he had thrown a box of dynamite among a crowd of people and killed them He read In a pa per at Jacksonville just as he was about to take a boat down the St Johns river for the ocean that he was the only victim of the tragedy So he retraced his steps and walked In on his overjoyed family tonight at 9 oclock V Fallis was carrying a box of dy namite from his store down to a shantyboat on the river bank last Sunday night when he stumbled and dropped the box Ills wits and daughter heard the explosion and rushing down the path to the river found an Immense hole blown In the bank but not a trace of Fallis The next day the river was drag ged and later an administrator was appointed who offered 230 reward for the recovery of some portion of the body as Fallis carried about 3500 life insurance The reward stimulated rlvermen who have been Industriously searching the bank and depths ever since for the body Even as Fallis stepped Into his store tonight three grappling hooks and lanterns were engaged In the grewsome task While his wife and five children were mourning his supposed death and the administrator was taking an inventory of his estate Fallis was putting miles between him and the scene He had about 200 on his person at the time I was on the edge of a steep bank above the boat he said when I slipped and as I did so I threw the box from me down the hill I heard the explosion then I did not know anything until some time later I was bareheaded and cold and near the railroad Sever al people passed while I was there and every one was talking about those people being blown up with dynamite fThen I began to think If some one was killed I would go to prison maybe for life I started walking and made It as far as Christians burg where I caught the 2 oclock freight for Louisville I arrived there early that morning and caught a train for Florida My In tention there was to catch a steamer on the St Johns river for the ocean but I felt so bad I stayed a few days and kept close When I ventured out I saw a newsboy sell ing papers I bought one and read an account of the explosion and as no mention was made of anyone but myself being killed I made all haste to return home SAUSAGE MAX SUFFERS A DOGGONE HUMILIATION New Brunswick N J Dec 14 William Rupprecht driver of n sausage wagon was fined 5 by Recorder Houghton today for assault ing Thomas Dutton Newarks offi clal dogcatcher and hindering him In his work I cant go anywhere without this man following me complained Dutton I cant catch dogs with him dogging my steps L Rupprecht said he only wanted to see how he does it j jII For a sausage monlV said the Recorder you are too much Interested In dogs Dogcatching and sausage making are two separate businesses I line you 6- Eightyone T oWii Qjrvfrfire Insurance corny panes are fighting the nafierier reducing the rates 2Giier cenrott dwellings In Kentucky AR r r r q 1 I1PAOi4 TWO I THE HARTFORD HERALD WflnNNI4fAY JJK tl sFist THE BLACK HAND- ATTACKS r WilsON i Uni f earthedtt ARRESTEDSS I By Federal OfficersThey Demanded 5000 on tf Pain of Death I AVKRK THICKKD INTO ARKKST Dover N J Dec 12Charged- with sending Black land letters to Governor Woodrow Wilson threatening hlai with the ernic treatment hint was meted out to Colonel Uooeivclt unless he paid thom 3 000 by November 24 Jacob Dunn Peter Dunn and Sl y Davenport were arrested I In the mountains near Ford Mine lateiodar by Deputy United Stator Marshal Beck- man and Post office Inspectors H Francis Butler of New Yorkrand Clinton A Latabeo of Philadelphia The letter was sent to the Gover nor at TrentonIIt Is stated that the trio were members of the same Flack Hand gang that had handled the cases of President McKlnley and former President Roosevelt t JIpWharton N J I I The box number given is an old unused nril box near a dilapidated house In the mountains about 30 miles from this place Taking the clew at Wharton the j Government officials followed it toII the box number given I After spending several days inf the neighborhood representing themselves to be pennon agents seeking claims they stumbled on the hovel In the mountains where the trio made their abode They engaged one of the men in conversation promising to secure pensions for all three Having succeeded thus far it be came easy to get the trio to sign the proper documents When they signed their names it was apparent that they were endeavoring I to change their handwriting i I Feeling confident that they had their men Beekman and his companions made known their true mis sion today and brought their men to Dover and started for Newark on i the evening train On May 16 the same kind of let ter was sent Theodore E King Ledgewood N J and also to the late Henry J lIsle of this place In these latter cases however the trio demanded 500 from each The captives are woodsmen and 1II 1 alaout and the others about 10 years his senior THERES XO SUCH TiliNG vs USELESS GIVING i There Is a deal ot talk about use lets giving which wo hopo b condn j cd to the class which does not give J thisJrestriction It is tho Impulse espec ially In tho Christmas season to give Who Is to be the judge of useless giving What high resolves to do great things for tho needy who are remote can possibly take the place of the spirit of kindness and Service that lends most people at this time In their own circle to make gifts that wise or foolish they never regret There Is no useless giving In this world unless It be mechanical glv lug mftape giving official giving tagged stamped and approved atI hendlluarterBewI Secret Terror ITheI haunting fear of sickness and IThe Is the secret terror of thq working man Health Is his capital Kidney diseases sap a mans strength and vitality They lessen his earning capacity Foley Kidney Pills bring back health and strength by healing the disease They me the best medicine made for kidney and bladder troubles They act quickly and thoroughly You can buy nothing better John McMnsters Streator 111 says I feel better and a great deal stronger than I have for many years and Holey Kidney Pills did It No harmful drugs For sale by all dealers m Notice to Claimants All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs S E Jones de ceased are hereby notified to file same with me properly proven on or before the first day of February 1913 or they will be barred Those knowing themselves In debted to the teed by note or pleasaccount will settle at maturity so the estate can be wound up V C JONES Admr 5014 Centertown Ky Dr Wm Sadler author ot The Cause and Cure of Colds says that common colds should betaken seriously especially when they hang on Foleys Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable household medicine for coughs and colds equally effective for children and for grown persons Take It when you feel a cold coming on It will avert dan ger of serious results and cure quickly Mrs N C Young Pes gah Ga says Foleys Honey and Tar Compound completely cleared my throat and cured my cold For sale by all dealers m S t Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS OASTORI MNN A yr IAAaAnyr S I I Merry Xmas to AlIII lebraIITo properly C ImakemerIrier Fruit Cakes Nuts i Fruits of all Kinds PiesCakesBread Rolls Candies Fireworks Etc From us We can supply your wants and appreciate a call T The Hartford Bakery d T i t r W C SCHLEMMER Prop HARTFORD KENTUCKYi fie o l q t sr R a rvisa L i 000000000000000IO t I I o 0 O Tho llcmlrts Special Selections 0 O O p O TUB CHRISTMAS SPIRIT hUdlglndI Out of the season of Christmastide sweet as the dew of rose Making tho life of a little one be Merry and bright and sweet Clapping of hands with childhood glee JDancing of little feet Making the hcait of a weary one bright so that the world may seem- Somewhat of sweet mid the rolling storm down In its deeps of dream Making the life of a weary one feel Something In life still dwells Sweet with the warm And the true and the real Of the beautiful Christmas spells Making a troubled ones pathway turn Into a rosier way That Is the glory of Christmastide wherever it glows today Making a troubled one look ahead Unto a hope reborn Bright with the beautiful beams that thread The crystal hazes of morn Making a little child leap and laugh wild In its fairy glee That Is the spirit of Christmastide wherever the child may be Making a little child cling and kiss Swing in the dance of mirth That is the ladder that leads to bliss Out of the dust of earth t Could Shout For Joy I want to thank you from the bottom of my heartwrote CBRa der of Lewisburg W Va for the wonderful double benefit I got from Electric Bitters in curing me of botha severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism from which I had been an almost help less sufferer for ten years It suit ed my tOile as though made Just for me For dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and to rid the system of kidney poisons that cause rheuma tism Electric Bitters have no equal Try them Every bottle is guaran teed to satisfy Only 50 cents at James H Williams m WIIAT WEALTHIEST 11AI1Y WILL HAVE CHRISTMAS Washington Dec HVinson Walsh McLean the 100000000 baby will have a circus as one of the attractions at his third birthday party on December 18 when he will entertain the children of the 400 Besides the circus with performing animals four clowns and a baby elephant there will be a 1000 Christmas tree the largest ever seen In Washington crowded from top to bottom with wonderful Im ported toys The tree will be deco rated with thousands of electric lights In colors and designed from the mythical characters from Mother Goose Several juvenile sons BndI daughters of millionaires and dis tinguished households will help this fortunate child of the golden spoon celebrate his natal day es OfT n Terror The chief executioner of death In the winter and spring months is pneumonia Its advance agents are colds and grip In any attack by one of these maladies no time should be lost in taking the best medicine obtainable to drive it ort Countless thousands have found this to be Dr Kings New Discovery My husband believes It has kept him from having pneumonia treo or four times writes Mrs George W Place Rawsonvllle Vt end J for coughs colds and croup we have never found Its equal Guaranteed for all bronchial affections Price 50c and 100 Trial bottle tree at James H Williams m Reliable Market Reportse I Nothing gives a newspaper a firmer place in public confidence than a wellestablished reputation for accurate and complete repots of the worlds markets Business men throughout the West have long esteemed the Chicago RecordHerald for the uniformly trustworthy way In which it covers the whole field of financial and commercial pages of Whether you want to know what consols are worth In London or what railroad stocks are quote t- In New York what price corn Is bringing in Kansas City or how wheat Is selling at Minneapolis or Chicago you can always turn to the financial and comerclal papa of the RecordHerald with the certainty of getting the latest lacU In full and unbiased form BJ The mea who write the local UTe stock board ef tlada and taiMWK M r news for tho RecordHerald are ex perlenced staff editors whbsq years of trusted actjuaintffnco with lead- Ing men otten give theta inslde tips on Important now In advance of other paper The only indrnlng newspaper In Chicago having Ita own special correspondent to cover the New York stock market ia the RecordHerald Georgp S Beach elB dally telegraphic reports from thp stock and money markets of Wall street ate models of Insight and accuracy Tho RpcordHerald makes it a point to cover in full the financial reports of corporations and the banking activities of Chicago and the West The Speculative Gossip and notes of Wall street and LaSnllo street happqnlngs are valued by tho largest brokers for their glimpses of reall inside his tory of the various markets S Notice to Claimants All persons having claims against the estate of Jno T Hocker deceased are hereby notified to pre sent same tom properly proven on orbeforp February 1 1913 or they will be forever barred Those knowing themselves in debted to this estate by account or past due note will please call and settle same so that the estate can be wound up- SCIOTA r HOCKER Admr 50t4 Centertown Ky arFamous Stnfcc Beauties Look with horror on skin eruptions blotches sores or pimples They dont have them nor will anyone who uses Bucklens ArnicaSalve It glorifies the face Eczema or salt rheum vanish before It It cures sore lips chapped hands chil blains heals burns cuts and bruises Unequaled for piles Only 25c at James H Williams m Even light wine has been known to produce a dark brown taste The Turkeys ARC Oh yes a turkeys age said she May be determined easily faatheTheres one sure guide by best The teeth should be a perfect test Why turkeys have no teeth he cried No Jack but I have she replied No O79JJ Report of the Condition of th- eFirstNationalBank OF HARTFORD At Hartford in tho State of Ken tucky at the cosc of bust ness Nov 20 101- RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 6825988 Ovedrafts secured and unsecured none U S Bonds to secure circulation 2500000 Debts in Suit 25661 Banking house Furni ture and Fixtures 100000 Due from National Banks not reserve agents 1148482 Due from State and Private Banks and Bank ers Trust Companies and Savings Banks 114560 Due from approved Re serve Agents ii 940 80 Checks and other Cash Items 19519 Notes of other National Banks 50000 Fractional Paper Cur rency Nickels and Cents 6410 lawful Money Reserve In Bank Tic Specie 487185 Legaltender notes none 487185 Redemption fund with U S Treasurer 5 per cent of circulation 125000 Total 13596885 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 2500000 Surplus Fund 1250000 Undivided Profits less Expenses and Taxes paid 287491 National Bank Notes outstanding 2500000 Individual deposits sub ject to check i 4200349 Time certificates of deposit 2859045 Total 13596885 State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio I J C Riley Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief J C RILED Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before ae this 5th day ot December 19l- Sa M CROWEjj Notary Public Mr commission ax Notary fableexpires January 10 1914 Comet tteI 4 ALVIN ROWE 4 v J P 8TKVSNB 4 G B LIKENS ftf3 Director J i FThe t J judgedj bythe jiffs he mikes Ladles of the Clty- Gentlemen like to get presents that Jcome Cf In the habit of wearing our high grade ALL WOOL suits and overcoats and they could prefer OUR highgrade ties hosiery suspenders silk umbrellas and the like for Christmas presents We have scores of things that will please your gentlemen friends We love to have ladles visit our store because i they are good judges merchandise 4 1 and we are glad to have them pass judg ment on our splendid go- odsCARSON w =2 a CO INCORPORATED Hartford Kentucky fJ I Look Look IJ A Dubois Seabury Piano for 5000 and some specialprices on some other i slightly used Pianos J One Packard Orchestral Organ for 1 1500 This is your chance to get some real bargains r- I It 2buyI Hartford Music CoM A PAUflHT Manager Factory PlayerPjanos J i HARTFORD KENTUCKY R + f + + + + + + a f NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 1o IB ordering the a4dreM ot 4 year piper cfeage4 from one pteee to wets tt to absolutely t1 MMMUT to state where yea + Mre been reeehrlag the paper M + wapwhere yep wut H eIa4 A to Flew bear tbta la I Ii 0 4 + I r r k 1 JAJJ NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Opposite yar terse oa the + bap r or wrapper yet+ Flll t tle6le T9NlIaliietjpti9iYeI e o JtIJt tIM rfA+ ae MiMAft pa eae dole W will = + t t XtefcU a KMrrMkMteM t + +s I in r f- xw r 14 f Wit I jJ ffc II17 WEDNESDAY DEC 18 j912 THE HARTFORD HERALDIAGETWtD oo o k b c o tjlCHRISTMAS i i 1 1Ij I PRESENTS This year when you begin look J 4 ing for Christmas presents come to my store and inspect my slit special line1 of i Ho1idyGoods iII sell everything usually car 0 reed in a first class jewelry store w 9 I have many suitable presentsa cii J aincluding Watches Clocksl Knives Forks Spoons Toilet 0 Sets Double Feed Fountain Pens all kinds of Rings and 0 guarantee to replace any stone that may lose out of Ring Brace lets Mesh Bags Etc 0- i Best quality for the lowesti 1 j price Always see me before buyingo 0w 1 I i R W KING i i1 Jeweler and Optician r 0lea iN Hartford = = Kentucky t W 4Stw F 0 H H H wH i wH i H H H H H H H H iH H A CAR SHORTAGE i BRINGS 350000 1J fl Loss In Four Months to Our Miners A STATEMENT BY COMMITTEE Shows Situation HereA Manly Plea Made for Remedial Laws tiMt7rER NKEIHXW ATTENTION McHenry Ky Dec llR C Vance secretary of the Ohio county miners committee Tuesday gave out the following statement signed by the committee of miners that re cently went to Frankfort and asnll +that the State Railroad ommWWhoJ do something toward relieving the Icar shortage in their coal field The destitute condition of the then In this district having been shown we believe the public should know something abouttho demoral ization of the coal Industry in Ohio fI I county We will In a conservative manner try to make a tow state y ments that cannot possibly be con tradl ted We will only deal with r I the four months ending November 30 during which the operators as sureus and will prove that they tt lead contracts which if they had been supplied with railroad cars wquld have kept the minersI i running full tmewhlch would to twentysix days r otltwelveber of miners i countyii rtysix days per month amounts tot 104 days while the average time Worked twelve days per month mounts to fortyeight making Oft i 1ta srl Aycrs Pillsi Coed akht ntuacllwt ICfreve i I A I 1of the bowel eich day tut due rlv AWr1 Plff rltICtieN ff J t YwMtterLw IIIri u fI f M tyslx days lost on account of theII car shortage I Assuming an average per day 250 we havo 154000 lost to the miners In wages The community losS of this amount Is also keenly felt by the merchants and the farm ers for this loss to the miners has simply destroyed their market for the necessaries carried in stock by the merchant such as food and raiment This is not the only loss to the miner as we will show further on We will also try and show to I the public the great loss that the operators of these mines are con constantly undergoing from causes entirely beyond their control1 We will state that a coal mine stands alone and apart from any other Industry This Is especially sO from the operators standpoint being at the mercy oV the railroad corporations and the combines Indifferent cities anr towns so far as prices are concerned Every coal mine must be cared for during Idle I days The mine must be kept in times in the readiness at all expec- tationI of getting railroad cars The roads must be clean from small I dropping falls from the roof here and there the water must be ball ed and the pumps must be kept go ing to lift the water out of the mine or the mine would be flooded =there can be no compromise with water The ventilating machinery must be kept running several hours every day However this Is some what neglected on account pf the great expense for engineers and pre men This Is where another loss to the miner comes In When mines are Idle for several days the fans and ventilation are to some extent neglected thereby causing an accu mulation of1 gases which are posi tively dangerous to the health and life of the miner It needs no argument to Impress on those who know the necessity of ventilating Qur public end private rooms that It Is In A high degreoeB sential to take thought for theire placement of vitiated fry fresh aljVln the low and often complicated chambers of coal mines Natural ca uBeJ 6olnpInto play Ii sl owtet constant change Vakes place Infthe surface ot the substances exposed to the air slid the enerallresulB Is thee absorption ot oxygep A l rga amount of water vapor requfresyre royal The Jolanrlusgasc X12 fga ondtoxldeltt epuen Ivn en off and manyothers stlct Yfidcki- 81KPellgYaAladreao icasli4l iRQn oxide Therefore We make the 4 1 11 statement that tho miner sustain actual loss both of health and life and we may say that this condition arises and has its beginning in the cramped condition of the coal fndus try by the actions and the arbltrar power of the railroad corporations trusts combines etc To keep theso mines In proper condition for work next day It costs the operate frbm 60 to 100 per day accord ing to the size of the plant and the development of the mines We now give the items of cost for idle days general manager superintendent clerk mine foreman boss drivers foreman of machinery weigh master electrician engineers firemen boss carpenter fuel stabl man and last but not least feed for fifteen to thirty head of mules This Is a dally cost run or no run Added to this also Is the great toes of profits Wo may point out another source of loss Some of th operators or all of them at UmeSI are compelled to buy coal eibewiieiv for the purpose of holding their contracts so that they can run the mine whdh the railroad company says they may run by putting rail road cars on the mine switch In summing up we may safely state the loss to the coal industry In Ohio county alone will amount tithe startling sum of 350000 In four months through shortage ol cars From those figures we may learn that while we miners and op differIencesthose differences for the time bein and work In harmony for the safe ty to health life and property and the welfare of the coal Industry In Kentucky Furthermore we de sire It to be plainly understood by both the press and the public that We are in this movement as citizens of the great State of Kentucky And we as miners of Ohio county peti tioned the Governor as citizens ol Kentucky We have appealed to the people of Kentucky through the press to agitate intelligently for laws that will not only protect the coal Industry but aU other Industries and the general public from being put at the mercy of the great corporations trusts and combines We wish It to be further understood that we the committee represent ing the miners of Ohio county and their families are all staunch sup porters and members of the United Mine Workers of America However In this movement we wish to be known only as citizens of Kentucky Our petition to the Governor was backed up by a petition to the Rail road Commissioners signed by over 100 farmers and merchants In the Immediate vicinity of the mines who were directly and Indirectly In terested In the car shortage This movement originated in Ohio county without assistance or advice whatever from any officer or assum ed leaders In the organization of the mine workers We wish this te be known as the peoples movement Our caSE Is In the hands of able men viz the Hons A O Stanley and R Y Thomas We have also received the offer of the assistance of our Common wealths Attorney Bin D Ringo We have also sent an Invitation tour Representative In Congress the Hon Ben Johnson who We believe always works for the best Interest of the people yVe of Ohio county rest our case In the hands of these able men and we request that all others cooperate to the end we seekIf wo can accomplish through the assistance of our attorneys and pub lie opinion the enactment of laws In Kentucky protecting the people from the crushing Inllupnces of the corporations trusts and combines we will be truly thankful that we were members of the committee that sent out the stralgiltforward manly statement of the conditions existing In Ohio county We thank the public press for their expressed kindly feeling toward the miners and their families at this time and we believe that by Intelligent agita tion bringing about the full weight of public opinion something will have to 4 moveR C VANCE L E HERRELL J T MANN G P FIELDS O W JIcFARuANl GUY RANNEYI 4 JOHN McDOUGAL C H1 GRAHAM Dale nfidprepresenting Ohio county jhlners in Frankfort W wish to call your attention to the met tlWeWost Infectious dis usesrep8lPadttnivhooping cough dlphttferW urdHartet fever are coritract a then trip Child has p cold ChamVeVlalnB Cough Rcmo dy will quietly tire a cold and great r lessedr the danger off con It mC dy Is famouajfor its cures ol colds Jt contains no opium pr other nar pqtljfan may be given teffi child VlthlmplYcIt confidence Sold bY aU dealgrel m w 1 IIr co CIIIUBTMAH GIFTS THAT AMOUNT TO SOMETJIIN In the December Womans Horn Companion appears an article entitled Christmas Gifts That Grow Art interesting extract follows Our father who had bees brought up on a farm wanted tp Invest In a pair of sheep that a friend offered to sell him It would make a splendid Christmas gift for Edna he confided to his wife Their lambs would Increase her bank account at very little expense to us but we simply cannot keep them while We live In the city It was too good an idea to give up and after a while they found away out of their difficulty The friend who had the sheep for salt suggested that he care for then remu1neratlonIna portion of the wool from the sheep and from the lambs they might have This arrangement has proved very satisfactory Two 01 three times a year the father goes Into the country to see that alt Is well with the stock that the wool Is properly disposed of and that the lambs are branded and during the last two years It has ocen his cus tops to take his small daughter with him on such trips She always knows just how many sheep she has approximately how much they are worth and when the wool or any of the sheep are sold the money paid for them is put into her own small hand In company with her father she deposits it In the bankIherself This last year she ken a great deal of Interest In earn ing and adding to time savings ac count started for her when she was but a few months old She has her allowance which she earns by per forming some light household duo ties and overcoming most promt nent faults and a large part of this is laid aside for the bank account Although she s but seven years old she has at least two hundred dollars to her credit which even with out future additions will amount to over one hundred and seventy live dollars more on her twentyfirs birthday if it IH undisturbed am brings Interest at four per cent compounded semiannually I Croupy Coughs mind Wliccy Colds I The quickest simplest way to rid the children of dangerous croup I coughs and wheezy stuffy colds Is I andIstant relief and stops a cough promptly It roothcs and healsI Contains no opiates H L Blom quest Esdalle WIs says Mj wife considers Foleys Honev and Tar Compound the best cough cure I and It gives the best results For sale by all dealers tr w rI I DoltIstockIdeal did you Say let me give yon a pointer Brlggs No you dont No more pointers for me What Im looking for now is a retrieveri 6 For Kcxciiin letter mill Salt Rheul1II characteristic Iof these ailments Is almost instant allayed by Chamberlains Salve IIY severe cases have been cured by It For sale by all dealers rr I A Strong ItvsciiililiinreI Say Dlllle said Tommy tic you believe In Santa Claus1 You bet I dot returned DlllleI Ive seen him I peeped while hi i was tlllln my stockln last year i What did he look like asked TommyWell if pad had a twin brother Id hat thought It was him said I1l11leJudge FAGGEDOUT WOMEN Will Find a Helpful Suggestion In This Letter Overworked rundown fagged out women who feel as though they could hardly drag about should profit by Miss Richters experience She says Last winter I was completely run down and felt fagged out all thq time was nervous and had Indiges tionOne of my friends advised mo to take Vlnol and It has done mo great good The tired wornout feeling is Ell gone and I am strong vigorous tad well The stomach trouble soon disappeared and now I eat heartily tad have perfect digestion I wish every tired weak nervous woman could haVe Vlnol for I never spent any money In my llfq that did mo so much good as that I spent for VlnoL Mwl Richter Detroit Mich I Thousands of women and men who were formerly weak and sickly I owe their present rugged health to the wbnderful stiength creating effects of Vlnol We guarantee Vinol to build you up and cake you strong If I urlt1oneyFor1z l It Tiarftomdt lfy cn i r tRi ruuDTl1C1 DJ JIWOlt BA KJ161in1 KIOIIEYB AKb iADptA Stubborn Case I was under the treatment of two doctors writes Mrs R L Phillips of Indian Valley Vat and they pronounced my case a very stubborn one of womanly weak ness I was not able to sit up when I commenced to take Cardui I used it about one week before I saw much change Now the severe pain that had been In my side for years has gone and I dont suffer at all I am feeling better than In a long time and cannot speak too highly of Cardui I CAR bI if you are one of those ailing women who suffer from any of the troubles so common to women Cardui is a builder of womanly strength Composed of purely vegetable ingredients it acts quickly on the womanly system building up womanly strength toning up the womanly nerves and regulating the womanly system Cardui has been in successful use for more than 50 years Thousands of ladies have written to tell of the benefit they received from it Try it for your troubles Begin today j I AM PREPAREDT- o do any kind of Veterinary work Horses Mules and Cows need not die for want of attention Calls answered day orn Ijjlit t 1fV H RILEYVET- ERINAIW SURGEON Hartford Kentucky o1o + o1oo1o + + o1oo1oo1oo1o + + o1o + GO TO + Albert Oiler 4 FOR + 4 Carpenter and Repair Work + t TIN WORK lulu FLUE CAPS 4 + Pump and Furniture Repairing rp 4 Soldering and SaW Filing Bugp py Tops Covered tIeand John ++ Youll find him in + Mitchell ollico on Main StreetlT i Beaver Dam Ky 4 + 444444444444 MONEY + y We tell you how and paybest market vices We are dealer established In 18VJJ and can do BBTTUR for you than agents or commission mer chant References in Lou isville Write for wetly price list M SABEL Go SONS 2Z1293I 33 Eo Marklt SL LOUISVIllE XT Dialm In FURS HIDES WOOL I HAVE A- ROUGH PLACED IN YOUR RESI DENCE OR PLACE OF BCS INESS AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT WTl TH- ELong Distance Lines TO ALL STATES FOR TilE COMPANYS SPECIAL CONTRACT TO THE FARMERS CALL ON OR ADDRES- SJ W OBANONLocal ManagerHartford K W C SEXTON Local Manager Incorporated Beaver Dam Ky NoticeIf you want dot lies of any kiuc cleiaeH call on the Hartford Pressing Club We can clean any kind of clothes you have and guarantee that they will be satisfactory if not nothing will be charged We are ready to cleivri1 your clothes for spring We also havy a new line of late sam pIes and we guarantee per fret fit Call on ins when in need of work in our line Hartford Pressing Club- Y M C A Bldg FRED NALL Mgr FOLEY IDNEY PILLSI fOR MIUMATI8M KIDNIYS r + IWomansI TeII1lor Pi1F RIVER- TELEPHONE Prolnl aril BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY M nn W II llHrurn and i K Mnllll ItrterhlVrrpt criminal and dlvorrrnrr Mr southllelnc t oiinty Attorney In prevented from willIndlvldnallyarrrptIn Hun font lrtulill ii liullillni liHit ford Ky IJM PORTER at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice ht piolomoo In Ohio and ad olnltif counties Special attention given toa1 bnilne entrained to hit care FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice hla proleiwlou In Ohio and ad alnlBKCountlei and In the Court of Appeals Jrlmlnil practice and Collection a ipreldtv Office In the Herald build In II Otto C Hartin Attorney at Law IIAUTIOIID KY Olllce up stalls over Ullson d1 Crowe opposite court house Will practice his profession in nil the courts of this and adjoining coun I ties and Court of Appeals Coiniiicr clnl anil criminal practice a spec Salty PARKERSIClnMt ud bMotinu lh bib Promote t luxuriant growth ON7DITeTinti hair falllne tandlro at rirnrrlftft ESTABLISHED 18S8 If its a nnjr r diamond a wath Jewelry or ailver ware you can get lithe bet quality at the lowest prices t from the- OLDEST MAIL t ORDER HOUSE IN TilE SOUTH Pot almost half a century we have erred ez Southern trade Wrle toda1c1uslvdrtlI catalogue Address I C P Barnes Co Pox 26 Uniaville Ky l IRnrTArticle Ouarantaed iGillespie Bros I II WH iF GlltESPIE PROPRIETORS BLACKSMITHING i And Repair WQtk a HorseshoeingA HARTFORD KY- oooocooorroOOOOO w 1 1 Subscribe for The Herald s ti P- WEDNhDAYi PAGE FOUR THE HAfcTFOftD HERALD w DECJ8 iNi2 rhe Hartford Heral HEBER MATTHEWS FRANK L FELIX EDjTORB PRANK L FELIX Pub sad Propri Entered at the Hartford postoffice as mall matter of the second class It has been demonstrated that goose flesh is a better criterion of t cold weather tban the goose bone We notice they have In a meas ure ceased writing and printing IIt Xmas Lot the good work go on This Is Seasonof tbe year when most of us careless for the high cost of living than any other time Remember in making a present to Father that a book would bq aright nice affalra well filled pocketbook Mr Merchant the strongest lick can strike the mallorder busl is a standing ad In your locali tt10U the ate Presidential Inauguration will not be changed before March 4 next It cant come any too soon for the good of the people and the country t The back and front view of the toP of an evening gown made in l lParts for ji celebrated American beauty looks about like a capital jet tgr4Y with the point coming almost 4V te ewaist line r jn ti i unlquedardate was concerned It waa the 1 t twelfth day of the twelfth month I nineteen hundred and twelve It will not occur again for about a aacIrec1 liarsK t i f A ceHjpflfy has been formed la r artificialri JI t aHtW MiMcV which they may be- bible to Jilipttjtt8d01l1ttJt they w y I fClMh tke efforta of the 1r IW7r Hr T old brlndlo cow with the same ma terial at hand It Is safe to say that trustbust ing will be carried on in an entirely different way after the Democrats come Into power The Republican mode of trust annihilation simply meant multiplication Doesnt anybody eel sorry for tbe poor Congressman these days Verily his hours are full of turmoil doubt end trouble and he gets a barrel full of mall each day all caused by the many applicants for positions under the forthcoming new administration Thp new parcels post regulations permit the transmission through the mails of any article up to eleven pounds in weight and measuring as much as six feet in length and girth combined So if you want to send your frlenua fishing poleby mall It will soon be your chance A witness before the money trust investigation In Washington testified that some of the operations on the New York Stock Exchange were ota gambling nature Well did anybody ever think that said Exchange was conducted on thQ or der ofa country prayer meeting Copying what The Herald sale last week about there being nothing equal in the hate business of one womans jealous of another the Owensboro Inquirer says IsIt possible that The Her = aid has never ilioardhepub fit lican express hla opinion of a null Moose Sure weve heir this opinion ex pressedwere right In the hotbed of Its germination But we were thinking of the hl her social centers Instead of the nautical mud pud die Comparing ithe two however the IiIUirer la right Tbec9n bllcapCorIn the jealousyvof hatred line 1 The ElI betbl yriewa saysfJ d frpld d t 4 aWtorrre I pajke the Y oterf d87that Hi p l A MEPD7i Christmas tQOql t The joyous season is nowon when allshould be merry I J J SANTA CLAUS has arrived witheverything that will brings tcheer to the hearts of both young and old This year as11 heretofore he has arranged with us to make our store his 1 HEADQUARTERS Shop here andsave time running 1 J around d f tMifffllll l Toy Department Certainly everything here that child could wish Only partial list can be given here Dolls Doll Carriages Dishes Mechanical Toys Balls Wagon Velocipedes Guns Pistols Air Guns Violins Animals Stoves Hatchets Trains Laundry setsTrumpets Rattlers DrumsTopsIron Toys Carts Pianos Sleds Chairs Whips Harps Drawing Slates Checker Boards etc A visit to this department will convince you that Santa Claus has amply provided for the children strong found Fleeced Gloves style Collars Fancy Beads Purses House things things Jersey Mufflers Buttons w In conclusion want to say that if suggested meet and will find thatyour approval come to i to find that will Ii and profitable tot the feel that f will Thanking for your i I fWit1 I ry J i 0W i0k thought the editorial column In the News easy to write We asked him to write one and give us a rest He has not In the office since The same sort of experience has been encountered in The Herald pf flce an4 has perhaps teen met WIth- In many oBces of the country A column or so ot items In print very easy of but the fellow who thinks he could thorn out without any trouble tit expe rience would find himself at the task Editing newspa per Is not like mauling rails but Is a hard job Just the same t Were Coming Father Woodrow Were coming Father Woodrow a hundred thousand strong theyve kept us out of office for 16 years too long were hungry 2nd were thirs ty but manna youll supply from messenger to cabinet heads will surely fly weve wilted and weve waited to hear the big horn and now We feast on others cat the crow and sb from to Texas youll hear our bat tie cry Vere comlngFather Wood row were coming for our pier Lebanon Enterprise The annual meeting for the elec tion of directors for the Ohio Coun ty Farmers Mutual Telephone Co will convene Sat urday January i9i 10 oclock a sharp JOHN M SHJJJLTVprei AUSTIN For SaleTown property racaal loU at twoNit6ftKlwllli c ltl adv r Ayers OUt Safcat 1MMOalr rWiaac + Nrale iel idter M t L ilt1 iN I w I Jf lR f ci tit n t II a a Ladies Department Here WQ are very in gifts you may need is here A I peep at our big stock will you Hun this you will find what you want Kid Gloves Silk Gloves Gloves Guaranteed Handkerchiefs La dies Ties late Pins Brilliant Ha Pins Slip pers Silk Hose Scarfs Rugs Dress Goods Silks Laces in fact many will see by coming to our store that will be helpful to you in your Xmas shopping why many gifts cannot We done utmost gifts be older Ones when YQU 1them say Well It 1 I The Fair r been newspaper miscellaneous accomplishment disappointed a it plentywhile 4 m J P SecyTreksl tt cottages a AuTElnkla HartfordioXy r lJ i j Holiday convince GOY WILSON THE J PresidentVEiecti Reaches f York Early iis Keeping Mum on Politics II New York Dec 16Presldent elect WliSon returned today from his vacation trip to Bermuda The steamship Bermudan which car ried him and his pprty here a few minutes after 8 this morning Not an announcement as to politics or anything else did the Governor have to make on his ar rival Im to tot New affairs he After a few hour In New York he planned to go direct to his home In Princeton so as to be on hand at the Statehouse In Trenton early to morrow for theo regular budget of State business The Presidentelect brought with him his message to the New Jersey Legislature which on JanuarA 14s It embodies every in the Democratic State plat form New Jersey Is Just now paramount in the Governors mind and quite likely that until be is able to his programme of progressive legislation he Win not only continue In as Governor but wilt not take up many of the preliminary tasks of ofljcefllllng with to his Presidential ad ministration As to appointments Gov Wilson ttdtaltj that ielectloRs have boob running through I1r h has not decided on any post of Importance and has not even chosen a private ttry J I TOWN OF 1KOlti7E1 + SKN8UOUS DANCB6 3forsaafleId iCy12ec 18The sejawoila8apcee I tirl Mens Department = I IKnowing what to give men is an task If dont think so to us t have the that men ITiesHoleproof in lisle and silk Handkerchiefs in plain initial Ties and Sox tq match Hose Supporters Suspend F rB Sweaters Gloves Collars ylr House Slippers Raincoats 4 Suit Cases Shaving Sets II Cigar Cases Cuff Overgaiters etc Save time cash by calling on us We Jhavewe anything we have doesnot IQur store you suitable we mention here have our interest the children andwe see you done you in advance patronage VI PAIR COMPANVDealersI HERTFORD KENTUCKY J1tJ was looks grind blow Maine Notice tMcHenitKy t- dslrfenid4 Anything over you RETURNS FROM BERMUDAS New and docked oclock going devote myself Jersey said annual meets plank it1s complete olJlce respect while atheflfially McrAt BARS easy you come We Sox and and adopted by the reflned and exclusive social set by the City Council here The following ordinance wag passed atthe last meeting of tho Council The City Council of the City of Morgantleld Ky do ordain unlagidlforthe limits of police jurisdiction of the city of Morgan eld Ky to engage In any such dances commonly known as the turkey trot bunny hug bear cator other like lewd and lascivious dances SecJ2 Any person who shall be guilty of the violation 6ftnfs brdl nance shall be guilty Ota ralsdvemea nor and upon conviction shall be fined10 for each offense and each person engaging In suchd dances shall be guilty 5f a separate offense shallbeJ I Passed and approved at regular session of the City Council on day December 6 1012 rltii IIw IfW T HARRIS Mayor Attest A F WALLER Clerk A Great Grocery Bargain Cash Saidl Will be Opened By SI TI MASON Beaver Dam Dec 19and will EndD IfTherV 4 17 Hbs Granul8tedSngarJ 100 50 lbs Pure LardA J- tt 19 4 boxes 12 ounce Seeded Raisins i2507 boxes Rolled Oats t50o i250tot250I25011bsi I 4 Ibs Loose Ro168 ted Coffee J S 11 oOOa Aw v 1 24 cans c ornli 1 8Oilqlt rot vrtp auoi KalsParsnipsCi lal1an 4ppleea8ntsper4 tJ J ComptotS tn4 10 1belIla l 1 f Iij L TiN ah Ty f A 1 L MRS + IGF WEDNESDAY DEO is tot2THEHARTFORD HERALD PAGE JIVE I Say doYou Know t l selectJI your Xmas present We are I soIback you had better be looking around We are going to have the largest BrieWe have ever I carried and ifyou buy your t tXmas present before at least looking over our stock you will see where you have made the Iigreatest mistake of your life f There is no use to try to h renumerate the many things we areiThe best Rings made Watches Clocks Bracelets Lockets and t J PaintJr tofall kinds some new things in 1 1847 t Ware So come in and just take a look at lleast I believe you will i say we have the prettiest display in 50 miles square J B TappanThe Reliable Jeweler and Optician trII 1tltl Hartford Kentucky I oooooooooooooooO I 0 PERSONAL POIN- TS000O000000000000 0 0 fursitI fCbunfr Thug Co 1 k kAll kinds fresh arid cured Meats aUopreB fat Market 11 very thing nice and fresh In tam i fly groceries at Moores feat Ma- rC fI Nice new barrel Krcut just open edatW IL Moore v Spas Meat 4Market ylpabQuteAL1Yi dress bRLB JEANI I Oh you swell Fruit Basket that 1rwill do for your best girl 1If I 1 ILERS GROCERY 4 Evaporated Peaches Apricots Prunes and Country sundried Ap feSpfes atitoore s Meat Market yrAmplgte tl a t urnttroJ4 1j 1select j Jrom Maggie LIKENS idarks bookkeeper ACTON flank of Hartford has been i la grippe the past few days We hive recel dthadacond ship meat oL out Glass and Find China I ILERS GROCERY Ohio I CoDug Co will IfThe a to choice suit your poc etboolt1 JurrYilndg t Xnu14 n1co box of Lowneys Don Dons- ILIilRS GROCERY TJ1 nicest 11Yieot Christmas Can dtendFruits In town HARTFORD GROCERY CO 1 Christmas Goodies arriving daily i 8ee our lino before buying HARTFORD GROCERY CO Ji A new line of Fire Works for the ltttlefoU1a llollarge cannon crack 1f trc ILERS GROCERY X Mary Joiner who is teach Madl8onvllletwla arrive IlIls Saturday to spend the holl t wov Yrd t lr Mrebrd 1BMWf lott Hartford F J fttotlteIdr Ldd d2 ataItaae platoq iI b Va1r5eJHeidht pie Milt calf yes I 11 j terdatl J trh i rr 1 10a oESIWerware 8otr JlU tBtQ U KfadOv cl 1trlo 15 fiJtllJ rrTWI1 c arYN1 fhIMWYfNINMVMIM MM 74rliRJi tI r c JU Mrs H E Brown Hartfordo went to BeaverDam yesterday to se her father Mr Ben F Gray who IIs very sick DrW B Armendt Owensborp and Mr A B Kevll Rockport were pleasant callers at The Herald office Thursday Messars B F Bean Hartford Route 2 and Ceo Cummlngs Dun doe gave The Herald a pleasant catt whire In town Saturday Messrs Tip Bean Dundeand J T Wallace HartfordRoufo 2j gave The Herald a pleasant callI while in town yesterday Likens Acton Hartford aret headquarters for Santa Claus San ta has a splendid line ot Fruits Candles c Prices right Look the town over for Xmas goods and then come to theQlii County Drug Cos store and save money on your purchase v Miss Corinne Woodward who iisI attonding school at Bowling Green Vlll arrive home thelast ot the week to spend the holidays gopdarso comeIn +yo buy you will never regret your ylslt ILERS GROCERY Mrs Jas R Hoover who gave birth to a daughter Tuesday nigh t of last week Is seriously ill at her residence in Frledalandj this county WThomas Rosine 1Messrs Beaver Dam and jR Milburn Hartford ROUte Z were pleasant callers at The Herald office Monday y Messrs McHenry Holbrook Douglas 13Felix who are attend an Ing State Unlyerslty Lexington will arrive home today to spend the holidays Those who wan to make special l Book orders for the Holidaysjwill please band a memoranda of flame to Mr J C Her at their earliest convenience Messrs Glenn Barnes arid Estlll Barnett who are attending the Van derbllt Training School EIIton will arrive home Saturday to spenil lifehoRrl yyt JlMlsaFunk oL HarUqrd r e5 4give The Jleratd aYerY pleasantI call Saturday We gave Mips Ethel cprreepondentli supplies ewtroa tI ltJtt t4 wct t bjJ i c TCCC Mr John G Keith Horse Branch gave Thp Herald a pleasant call yesterday Rev Birch Shields Beaver Dam was a pleasant caller at Tho Herald office yesterday afternoon The Ohio County Mission Board of the Baptist Church held a session at the Hartford Baptist church yes terday Revs A B Qardner Beaver Dam and Albert Mad ix Rockport Ky paid The Herald a pleasant call yes terday afternoon Mrs Sarah Lee of Leltchfleld who had been visiting relatives In Hartford for the past month returned home Saturday Mr R H Gillespie who has been suffering with la grippe since the latter part of last week was not quite so well yesterday Mrs Lula Coppage Leltchfleld arrived in Hartford yesterday to visit her son and daughter Mr and Irs Otto C Martin and other rel atives here mere ber regular preaching at the Christian church here next Sunday morning and evening by the pastor Eld W B Wright Every body Invited Beginning next Saturday morn ing December 21st wo will sell for one week only 191bs of the best Granulated Sugar for 1cash LIKENS ACTON Our line of Fruit Baskets is un usually attractive and never fails to please because they are put up just right HARTFORD GROCERY CO The most artistic and beautiful display of Christmas Jewelry weve seen In or around old Hartford un doubtedly is at Tappans See his big ad on second page advIJ Mr Allen Miller Beaver Dap will move with his family to Rlncy vlllo Ky today These worthy peoPle have the best wishes of their friends in their new home When you go to buy a new Stove or Range it will pay you to see and get prices on the Now Progress We can save you money r lt2 LIKENS ACTON Mrs J T Wallace mention of whoseIllness has been made inthese columns from time to time Is thought to be slowly Improving but Is yet a very sick woman Always a jeweled ring has been the gift of love We have the W W W line which are guaranteed against the loss ofa set tome in and see them J B TAPPAN We have a big line of Imported China Salad Bowls and Fruit Sets These make handsome Os well as useful Xmas Jrespntsi HARTFORD GROCER CO- tt Mr Af AJBrown Beaver Dam representing thoUnited States Life and Security Life and Midland Cas tua1tY Co Chicago was a pleasant caller at Tho Herald office yester day jI I li1 1I jlrnmosl R Carson went to ijioulstapli Frtdfy ifMreturned to Hartford yesterday HO was ac companied by Master Joseph D Car son oldest son bf Mr and Mrs U S Carsonilot Remember the Ohio County Drug Co when your want to make a pur chase for Christmas They have a manyovaluable and useful presents The low prices asked will appeal to you ITho Jury lit the matter of George A Barnes Ac on motion for a drain or public ditch running from the iron bridge on the Hartford and Ilenvel Dam pike a little over one mile and a half southwest found verdict establishing theditch From the beginning Jewelry has been the most appreciated and val ued Christmas presentsand you will certainly be sorry all your life If you buy this year before seeing Tappans wonderful display Come and see it Everybodys doing It For all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries call onJ D Ralph at New Meat yarket RleyB old stand Like ofduhlpstuff Prlcea right Your pat ronage solicited 5Qt2 Mrs Rllla Williams who has been on an extended visit with ret all via and friends In and around Hartford left Wedhesday foV TJqualty mwhere she will visit her son Dr J R Williams before returningto tear home atDermott Oklahoma i IJ Mr James Parks horgeJjectimfr frightened at an automobile ran I away and tore the buggy up badly The horse had justcogt0In off ot Mr Parks mall route k and was hitchedI toa tree on Court Square 1 Fortunatelyl no one was hxlrt and the Ahorse +wnly slightly bruised 1 A telegram was received by Idr- C Bi3ullenger Hartford londay nnouncing ftba rlonA dalof tr jf Yf s r his aunt Mrs Mimic Whittingblll telegramslip could survive longer than three Or tour hours would Wir0 later But upto the hour of going to prose last night no further news had been received tit Claude Wilson Osteopath will hie In Hartford on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week Ills office is tojated oIn the Commercial Hotel pInd to cancel his trips to Beaver Dam on account of all of his time on theseidates being taken up at Hart fordadv4itG Just received 25 boxes of fine FloridaJ Oranges and the prjcc Is only 20c and 30c per dozen We have 20 bunches of line Bananas or dered too 10 barrels of No 1 Apples plenty of new Cocoanuts GraPes Figs Dates Raisins Wal nuts Almonds Butter Nuts Pecans and anything that you may want for your Xmas ILERS GROCERY Rey J A Bennett pastor of Utica Ky assisted by Kev Birch Shields of Beaver Dam closed a- very successful meeting at Wood wards Valley Baptist Church Thursday night December 12th There were 21 additions to the oliurch 1 i by experience and bap tism The meeting lasted for 12 days Rev Shields doing the preach ing There will bo a Christmas tn entertainment at ttbecourl housl next Tuesday night given by the Methodist people In which they will 1 be joined by the Presbyterian and Christian Church CjjggregationB There will also be a like entertainment at the same time at the Bap tist church Santa Claus will be present of course and the usual Christmas program will be carried out Hiss Fllydla Foster daughter ofI Mr and Mrs John 1 P Foster living at Nocreok about live miles west of Hartford was married last Sunday at noon to Mr O D Carson Rev T V Joiner of the Methodist Church officiating Quite a crowd of friends and relatives was present to witness the ceremony The happy couple left Immediately after being married for n short bridal trip Including Mammoth Cave Mr and Mrs Carson are a very worthy and popular couple and have a host of friends to wish them much wed dT happiness Mr C L Chapman died at his residence In the Nocrcek neighbor hood last Saturday pf cancer with which disease he had been afflicted for some time After funeral ser vices at Mt Hermon church conducted by Rev T V Joiner Sunday morning at 10 oclock his romaine were Interred In the cemetery nearby He was converted many years ago but was only baptized and join ed theM E Church recently He was 54 years old at the time of his death He leaves a wife and one son another son having died in infancy A kind and loving father and husband has gone to peaceful rest J O OO O OOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 MARRIAGE LICENSE C- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Loyd Warniea Hartford to Lula May Ward Hartford Ealy Baize Baizetown to Addle Wallace Baizetown Richard 0 McConnell Simmons to Eula Rowe Echols O D Carson Hartford Route 3 to Fllydla Foster Hartford Route No 7 M C Bell Centertown to Ida Coffman Centertown Route 1 W W St Clair Centertown to Iva J Ashby Centertown Charlie Cox Wysox to Ethel Cas tleberry Wysox i Notice Hartford Magisterial District meeting of the A S of E will meet at Beda Saturday December 21 ldi2 All locals are urged to be well representedas this 1sa Very Importaht meeting Days are very short at this season of tho year so all are urged to come out reasona bly early 1 GEO P JONES Pres PF BEAN Seoy I1sn arPeace Negotfadons The preliminaries to the actual pcace negotiations between the Balkan allies and Turkey Were finished Monday and the Peace Conference fljt London was formally organized f1ptrpatqbe prpposed by the al 109 BffiSlpUy were made public and UUst to be proposed by the Turks In a semiofficial manner It Is re portedf fiervla will concede Durazzo Tje tyyrgencp of the terms makes lllk4iy mediation will be necessary anil It IB pointed out the United States is tho only Power sufficiently skvtitoe TheDfrald O14 a year f1 laif1t 111 00000000000000000O CIlItlKTMAH XOTJiS O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AmericanBaltimore Boys dont forget the summer girl at Christmas time II Atlanta Constitution If Santa Claus la up to date hell como in an aeroplane S t Detroit Free Press How are they getting along- Beautifully Shes perfectly wil ling to spend as much on gifts for his people as she does for her own New YorkTlmos The Venus or Milo explained 1 wore era off carrying Ctyrlst maybundles she complained Herewith she resolved to be a Spug II Chicago News When buying a Christmas present for father re member that a ton of coal is a use ful giftPittsburgh S GazetteTimes All the signs Indicate that it Is going to be the sort of Christmas you dream of and seldom see INEGGSBIG SMMP OX MAYSVILLK MARKKT Maysvllle Ky Dec 14TItere lmnrketheretation being 22 cents a drop from 35c and 40 cents Thero are a number of merchants here who have lost money on the slump as they bought a quantity when prieen were high thinking they would go to 50 cents by Christmas I Special Notice All taxes not paid by December 31 1912 will under the new law be subject to a penalty of 12 per cent I will be compelled to adver tise and levy for all unpaid taxes at that date Please make your ar rangements to settle same without this extra penalty and trouble 15013 T H BLACK S 0C Sunday Street BattleI Cave City Ky Dec 1GLastn- ight while a temperance meeting was In progress at the opera house this city Noah Sanders white aged about 28 years started shooting on the streets Marshal Brownfleld at tempted to arrest him and Sanders shot at him several times Depu ties were summoned and a general battle took place over fifty shots being fired Sanders received the contents of both barrels of a shot gun in his leg which ended the bat tle Sanders Is In jail Farms For Sale Improved and unimproved farms for sale For further particulars call on or address ELI WESLEY Hartford Route 3 40tf The Liberty Bell will cross the continent for the first time and will bo seen at San Francisco in 1915 at tho PanamaPacific Exposition The petition asking for this old revolu tionary relic was signed by 500000 school children Notice A doctor will be wanted at Nel son Ky January 1 1913 to take charge of the miners practice For further information write J H Johns Nelson Ky 51t4 For Sale Farms All sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy lana A C YEISER CO adv Hartford Ky Guns Guns I have just received a large line of Shot Guns Rifles Tar get Guns Ammu J nition Shellsc I And respectfully request you to calPand see the larg est andbest line of Shot Guns Ammunition o ever brought to Hartford Goods the best and prfoes the lowest u S CARSON GrQeryman- HARTF9RD KY t 00 OO OOO OOO OOO roo X- 1 rV1J Ic IA G at 8 3 00- Ci DIscoo ooei 8 8 lLJCHSBSI g- b 8 8mICr 9 r TRUNK 3 o llNSScI UAH PINS KNIT1 TITS- 11CPIIJiIISCJ FcPKVXAXTS HKLT PINS IIxomIIIS WAIST PINS CUFF LINKS UMIUIKLLAS SUSPKXDEHS c TOILET SETS 1 SILK HOSIEItV SOFA PILLOWS p IrCFCUIIUS 1 FAXCY COLLARS l rr HANDKERCHIEFS COMBINATION SETSr LEATHER HAXD HAGS LEATHER COLLAR HAGS SALT AND PEPPER SETS CROCHET SLIPPER SETS OO OOO O i RE N B t L A T T j r toat 1La r 1 i I IPAOE SIX THE HARTFORD rHERALDwlinlvlasDAY DF 1 8 191k- 7n I r 4 I II TIw Hartford Heraldl t Bttnols Control Rallroaa Tltuo T ble M Beaver Dam Ky forth Bound South Bound Ka 132 405 am No 121 1136 pm Mo 122 1228 pm No 101248 p Is 102248 pm No 131 855 pm J E Williams Agt i- sLIYEBMOOEISy STEADILY COMING TO THE FRONTr l a Has Prosperous and Growing Manufactories Water and Rail Routes Livermore Ky Dec HThere are few people outside of the con I I Ifin of Livermore who realize and what a thriving and prosperous I little city it really is or howI much It contributes to the great I volume of business that is handled on Green river In business and commercial activity it leads and as a city for good government and civic pride it is without a peer throughout the entire Green river valley There are several prosperous and growing manufacturing concerns bore Three chair factories with a dally output of more than 200 dozen chairs are located here and there la also a broom handle factory lo t cited here Five coal mines are L f t t10cated within two mlies of Liver more assuring cheap fuel and a constant and unfailing supply With splendid water and rail fa vilifies for the transportation of its manufactured products with vast Umber lands in the Immediate neighborhood with fertile lands surrounding the city and with a good supply of skilled employes for Its manufactories Livermore offers and affords opportunity for other manufacturing enterprises that are Tot surpassed or even equalled any where else throughout this entire section of the county There Is a splendid electric I1gh l find ice plant here and it Is hope I that within a short time other cap ital will be interested and will erectl u water works A wholesale and retail produce house Is needed andI would prove profitable Furniture factories and brick and tile works would be welcomed and operating 11Report of the Condition of the DUNDEE DEPOSIT BAN A Bank Doing flushness at Dundee County of Ohio State of Ken lucky at the Close of HIIS loess on the2fltli day of November 1912- RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 3833882 j Overdrafts secured and unsecured 75999 Stocks Bonds and other Securities 00 Due from Banks 856698 Cash on hand 322002 Checks and other cash Items 00 Banking House Furni ture and Fixtures 155847 f Other Real Estate 151160 I Other Assets not Included r under any of above f heads 00 ttTotali 5395588 ILlti11LITlESin cash 1500000 Surplus Fund 90000 Undivided Profits less expenses and taxes paid 92695 Deposits subject to check 1596708t Demand Certifi cates of Deposit 00 Time Deposits 2116185 I Certified Checks 00 Cashiers cheek8- outstanding 00 3712893 Due Batiks and Trust Companies 00 I Notes and Bills Redis- counted 00 Unpaid Dividends O Reserve for taxes 0 U mils Payable 0- f Other Liabilities not In t cluded under any of above heads 0- i Total 5395588 State cif Kentucky sct County of Olilo t4 We S P McDowell and S J Weller President and Cashier o i ai named Bank do solemnly r swear that the above statement Is true to the best of our knowledge and belief 7 S P ICI WELL President 4 S J WALLER Cashier subscribed and lIworn to before We this 6th dayof December 1912 1 My Commission eXPlre81anr t 91916 l yit OSF HTJGHWSCTON r11I t s Notary + Public 4II lundor such favorable conditions bo assured of success Livermore Is a town of 1500 peo mederagraded and high school severs handsome church buildings and nu merous handsome and attractive homes It Is the Green river town commandmattention I I IllS BED AND BOARD WHAT IllS WIFE SAYS To Whom It May Concern My wife having left my bed and board I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her after this dateThat advertisement Inserted by Edgar Potts Marshall 1of Newtown N J appeared In a paper there last SaturdayYesterday this advertisement ap peared To Whom It May Concern After reading a taw lines contained I In the columns of your paper In re gard to myself I beg to differ with the author In the first place how could I leave my beloved husbands bed when the faithful old bed on which I slept Including the ancient feather tick and a tow board slats are the property of his aged ll- A fatherII straw tick is also Included makeup the covering of which I purchased myself with the Income y flock of chickens which I work hard to raise If I am not awfully mistaken my beloved hus band furnished the few bundles o straw contained therein hence left ills bed of straw I also beg to say that I have furnished the greater part of the board for my fatherinlaw for myself and to my precious one ever I since his poor mother was laid In her grave Therefore how could r leave his board I also took iin sewing and kept boarders to help sustain my faithful husband I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted by my hus band Grace Brundage Marshall Beloved wife of Edgar Potts Marshall I DignitytPhilipI pines Gen Charles King one day while resplendent In his uniform which was made especially brilliant butI tons came upon a raw recruit The latter was on post duty and failed to salute the General Are you on duty here asked Gen King with a show of anger- I guess so1 said the recruit anywayKorders asked the General I guess I dosome of them said the raw recruit Well said the general don you know that you are supposed to salute your officers Dont you know I am the General of this brigade You the General said the new recruit Gosh no I didnt know it I thought you was the chief of the fire department WHAT THKY ItKOUflHT HOME FOR CIIIUSTMAS Mrs McFuddle started out shop ping on Christmas eve She had a 10 note and this Is what she brought hom- elOne young tree a rocking horse a drum a horn a train on a track a box of cigars a box of candy socks stockings handkerchiefs gloves perfume slippers oranges apples nuts books n kimono and an express wagon tilled with pack agesMr McFuddle started out shop ping on Christmas eve He had a 10 note and this is what he brought home One silver fizz four dry martinis nine whiskies one sherry one Bronx cocktail one Sazerac three sloe gin rickeys four mugs of Tom and Jerry six assorted doses of egg nog eleven beers and a mess of free lunch And they were all In one package Cincinnati Enquirer Strange 0Yee veryUWhy how can you say that She got a package marked Not to be opened until Christmas and 0she has not opened itI Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CAST OR IAt lienfThe following is taken from tilt current issue of Farm and Fireside There Is still a great deal of superstition about poultry matters and thereal purpose of ne teggs comes in for its full share of com tfent No the ordinary china nestegg dOes not makeahehens lay white eggs nor layjnore otlanYllydf1or teach the hens to liltl i A nestegg merely encourages a t t f BOSTON STOREDIf Suits and Hats Reduced 1M Remarkable Reduction on Uptodate Garments The news of this changing of prices on Boston Store Suits will be welcomed by many Stylish Suits have never been priced so low this season as they are now in this great sale 1500 SUITS FOR 808 Suits worth 1500 sizes to fit Juniors gIrls and all womens sizes Materialsl Novelty 1 cloth and serges n n 2750 SUITS FOR 1250 1 Suits worth up to 250 A wide variety of new models and IIpopularto fabrics choose fror 3000 SUITS FOR 2100 1 Suits that were sold up to30Y Very latest exclusive models fine IIIIIIItailored charming 898 1250 2100 newest old or Coats of Extra No store Southern shows of holiday goods as do We assure you the most varied of all is new and up at prices A visit to this store will convince mention only a Items of but there are our counters not Glass China Brass Umbrellas Parisian Ivory Art Novelties Linens Goods when we speak of Toys we mention the and most varied stock shown by one store Everything you can think of anything you may want and at less than elsewhere hen lay another egg In the same place thus preventing her trout stealing her nest The in stinct of a hen leads her to try to li y a nest full of eggs en which she can sit if naturao plan is not disturbed by gathering the eggs The Youths Companion WJmlow nnd Calendar For 1013 The publishers of the Youths Companion will as always at this season present every subscriber whose x00 paid for 1913 a beautiful This years it takes the unique form of a hungtIn the window or In front of a lighted lamp Through it the light shines as though the stained glass of a cathedral window softly il luminating the designa figure of Autumn laden with fruits and all around wreathed in purple clusters of grapes and green foliage Is the circle of the months It Is the most attractive gift ever sent Compan ion readers Brotherly Love Ah said a conceited young parson I have this afternoon been preaching to a of asses Then that was the reason why you always called them belov ed brethren replied a strong minded ladyLifeE- nglishmanHow I did you mann age to throw straight enough to hit that windo- wSuffragetteI aimed at the wall Subscribe for The Hartford Herald every day Postniortem examinations show that tuberculosis had arrested bX strengthening the lung the germs gained mastery Scotts Emulsion It con tangs energy jn con ce trated form which quickly nourishes all the organs pf the It repairs uxutf kerich active blood nero to tlistarvMtcdi1711a timely att enabltt body to rant tubtrculotlt for cpldsl anfi miJ8fWIth iJ Rfftut ewlHdttaiai4Fsii4 SCOTTS 1 acott Bowet73looaeieldJtSI l i r FINAL OF ALL HATSYou Can Buy Them Almost at Your Own Price I Two hundred and fifty brand new Fall Hats shapes latest colorings choicest trimmings rot an hat in the entire lot On sale tpmorrow and as long as they last at the following unprecedented reductions 1450 50Ueduced1 500 98Reduced1 650 98nHATS ilartersIIn as large date you few on Cut Art considerably cost Fowler Dick WalkerEvansville to Transparency to subscription congregation canstrengthenyourresismncepower available and tku stubborn CLEARANCE UNTRIMMED ItA HAVEN FOR SHOPPERS Silver Childs Cup 250 Sterling Silver Condiment 12 Size of 20ycnr Gold Fill ed Case 15 move ment 1000 lrlzc hunting heavy Solid cant I SPECIALS We have cele brated Henderson Road Wagons sale Let us show their good our usual line select Family Groceries at the lowest cash prices Give callor phone No LIKENS ACTON Hartford Kentucky 15000 TO A For your satire not need Want active man this locality To your friend We pay largest cash benefits when sick Injured and for smallest cost surance and Cash IIonus offer tint plicant from this place Write quick for THE ILU 835 Covlntfton Ky J1cI X1neUnited States Chicago Security Chicago ACQi teniMidland Casualty do Chicago 0 ptfeeklyJndemRltt 81000 for ifer 2ftpO Weekly Indemnity 4 1 rrr AAI BROWN Agent BEAVER pAM JUIi Jf J I trIf Were 2 for Were S3 for Gold American movement 1800 Babys solid gold rings SlIver plated stand mirror brush glass IInch napple LADIES COATS Priced Specially LowIfLadles Aatrachan Coats in a length either brown with black velvet collar braid bouad edge with large I patch pockets priced 16 II large assortment of Ladles fulllength black dyed satin lining large shawl collar wide turned extra quality i Spec I 1 1 1298YI Indiana assortment collection to lowest We suitable gifts hundreds mentioned Books Pictures Fancy Hammered Loather biggest ever anywhere Indiana maternal is souvenir to often been before body tappliet Sterling SetjOO jeweled IFARESI IIII 14k Case 50c cun and Cut with full grey and cuffs with yarn and cuffs line lal we that here and 475 handle 100 Cut glass sugar and ercntn2O0- Cut glass 8in bowl 200 A large selection of fine white loose diamonds for you select from We will mount your selec don while you wait I KRUCKEMEYERpriced Jewelers 303 Main Street Evansvllle Ind COHNIMember M R A If you remember the name listen for the for you pointsAlso andsupplies usa 83 910000 MONTH time Experience ed an In us to at death FreeIn to ap particulars Life Life 9506o tea 39c 79c shaving Diagonal Specially 5o1 A Astracnan Astrachan to Popular Introduce A At Small Cost FORCE WATER INTO Your House orBuildingsn By Air Pressure J i o FairbanksMorse Pneumatic Tank Water Systems are doing it everywhere it Operated byHand Gasoline Engine or Electric Motor t Send for Catalog No we 1217 Fairbanks Morse Co517 W Main St Louisville Ky r c JOB PRINTING The kind that makes you look good Intthe eyes of the wbole t t neighborsJTApdM01yOu l a ar all people this kind isI1- NJEATLY i i DONE Aid prlnyly delivered by the flAMTFORD HERALD very beteReadsI Pjlccstk n 7 fstlcalorwiI SdeHERALDHirtt oc l Ky i J 9 I j jfj c I- IPl r I r t r 1 c I r WEDNESDAY DEd18 Ieit THE HARTFORD HERALDPQE SEVD lEtLIEISFE fl tIt HIE TO DIE Face Her Maker WhoAnd KnoWs the Case KILLED HER FAITHLESS LOVER When He Deserted Her and Wouldnt Give Their J Baby a Name PITIFUL STORY TRUK TO LIFt By Harry Burton New York Dec 12Caso No 10303 Thats Nellie Waldron at Bollyuo Hospital Just another lungpr Her face worn to the bone tells that shell last about ono more week But Case No 10393 Is the case of Nellie Waldron the girl who would not die until she could die I must meet my Maker without stain on my soul said Nellie yaJdron And now she will I i The bloom of the child was not off Her cheeks when Nellie went to work In the laundry Her eyes sparkled and her hair rippled light ly qver her brow She was the neighborhood beauty of Williams burg an area of dingy tenements across the East river from Manhat tanSwains and enough cage to adore but only Eddie McDonald won the smile they had all craved toddle was tall and straight and handsome but he was what the old folks call no account Two wo men believed in himhis mother and Nellie Waldron Eddie did not work much Ho didnt like to be cooped up all day It was more fun out with the boys Of course to be a good fellow he had to have moneySo every Saturday night on her way home from the laundrythe laundry that was slowly washing out the bloom of her face Eddie would meet Nellie on thb corner Nellie would give him 6 made by bending all week over steaming clothesOne night after she had been giving him money for two long years she asked him to leave the boys for Just once and to go with her to the park There under the stars Nellie told him of the baby that was com- Ing Its our baby you know Eddie she said and O Eddie dear I love you sol Her armsand herA soul toocame towards him but v Eddie moved away Itll be all right he saId harshly Just keep on working for a while and itll be all right Eddie McDonald did not even runaway That Indeed was too much trouble He kept on hanging around the corner waiting for Nel lies money spending It and tolling her It would be all right But Nellie knew her baby hers and Eddies would have to have a nameOne day most everyone In Wll f lIamsburg went for a picnic Nellie wasnt nearly as pretty as she had been Folks said she had a worried look Eddie talked to girls whose cheeks still bloomed Finally Nellie called to him the lather of her babythe baby sho had hoped would be a crown of her very great love Eddie McDonald just laughed at her and the girls HARTFORD PROOF f Should Convince Every Hart I ford Readerll The frank statement of a neighbor telling the merits of a remedy Bids you pause and believe The same endorsement By some stranger faraway Commands no belief at all f Herefl a Hartford case A Hartford citizen testifies Read and be convinced J A Baird farmer R F D No E Hartford Kysays 1 used Only one box of Doans Kidney Pills but that was all I needed to cure E me tit kidney weakness For some time I have been troubled with sharp twinges across my 1loins As Y heard Doans Kidney Pills highly fttcommluded I got a supply from the Ohio County Drug Co and their Nee cured me J can highly recom mend this remedyM Far sale J bt allgealere Price C VM ifents FosterMllburB Co Buffalo Mew York sale agents for the fnlted state ltneigfTOBerj the t1ameDoana- eeltaif too other o t ho was withthe blooming young girls laughed at hertoptN- elllo Waldron went homg with gilef In her heart That nightlatoNolllo Wal dron ran to Eddie McDonalds home A tweapon flashed It was spitting fireone two three times Eddie McDonald dropped dead A few minutes later a bluecoat pulled Nellie Waldron out of the deep oily East river just whero It slides dyer the shallows of Hell Gate Youd better not stop to arrest me gasped Nellie Get the ambulance down to 115 Groenpplnt avenue Eddfo McDonald is shot there And 0 I want to die with 1 him The baby her baby and Eddies was born three months later In prisonAt the trial at first Nellie Wal dron refused to plead guilty Then thebaby whimpered against her breast Ill plead guilty to man slaughter she finally said The District Attorney sijoke In her be half She was sent to Bedford Re formatory for three years But fateor was It Godstepp- ed in Doctors came but shook their heads The heart Is too sad they sold It will not give the I body a chance took her to a prison hos IIThey Lake Saranac They hoped the clean air that blows down the mountain peaks and pines would cure But It did not Nellie Waldrons scar was too deepThen they brought her back Jo manytowered Manhattan Cant she die easier doctor asked the littlest nurse who has Case No 10393 In charge I dont know he said Whatll help her Just ask her whispered the littlest nurse with a smile The doctor did The next day the State pardoned Nelllo Waldron who had killed the father of her baby when he refus ed to pay the cost of honor There was no redtape at all The doctors requesta stroke of the States pen and Nellie Waldron was free Now I can die Nellie breathed to the littlest nurse this morning I can face mv Maker pure as the snows He will understand And my boymine and Eddies he will not be ashamed either now or when he grows up and hears Nellie Waldron is free to die A Des Moines man had an attack of muscular rheumatism In his shoulder A friend advises him to go to Hot Springs That meant an expense of 150 or more He sought for a quicker and cheaper way to cure it and found it in Chamberlains Liniment Three days after the fjrst application of this liniment he was well For sale by all dealers m HE ADMITS THAT HE HAS 30000 OVERCOAT Representative Jefferson M Levy of New York who owns Monticello the Virginia home of Jefferson and aJot of otho things of historic and Intrinsic value hash 30000 over coat The coat is of sable and Mr Levy has promised to appear In it when the thermometer drops to a proper degree The members of the New York delegation are waiting anx- Iously for the drop Mr Levy admitted today that he had the coat that It Is worth 30 000 and that It Is about the finest piece of sable In existence When asked whether he bought the garment or whether it was a present from a friend Mr Levy replied coollyAh that Is the question If you only knew from whom I got the coat you would be surprised Whether the coat was a gift from J P Morgan one of Mr Levys constituents the Sultan of Turkey or the Duke of Sutherland two gen tlemen In whose acquaintance Mr Levy revels Is a much mooted question Washington Cor New York World I CASTORIAI For Infants and Ohildire- nBe Kind You Han Always Bought Bears theIi n ijSlgnaturoor G You will find that druggists everywhere speak well of Chamber lains Cough Remedy They know from long experience In the sale of It that in cases of coughs and colds it can always be depended upon and that It is pleasant and safe to take For sale by all dealers m Occasionally the senseof humor can be exchanged for dollars I II CIIrn CrIFOR FLETCHERs 1 CA STOPIAI 1 Jp m n ao0000OdOO000000 JO INASMUCH C- 000000000CtJ0000 So lie died and they Bald unto him It lo written against you that you hodod pot the sorrow and till want of thorn that were stricken In poverty and suffered in Illness and wantAnd ho said That Is unfair for all my life tong I noted especially the suffering and want of the poor and not a Christmas went by that I did not say over and over that I was worry for them No one gave them more sympathy than I no ono showed more commiseration for them Wily lots of times I thought of them on cold winter nights and said to my friends that It was too bad that they had to endure privations That is correct they said unto him But it Is written that you did not materialize your sympathy you simply sympathized In words and words are not eaten nor are they worn nor are they burned In stovesSo he was abashed and stood si lent for a space Then he said meekly And I must not come In AS to that they did not answer but they said again unto him All those that you sympathized with ore here and now they will sympathize with you WHAT IT COSTS TO RUN- GOVEYiNMENr A VKAH Just 1105200960 This Is the sum total of estimates for the cost of the Federal Government during the coming fiscal year It is the fi nal calculation of what the annual expenses have been brought to through sixteen years of uninter rupted Republican administration the last word for the present which the party of centralizing power has for the people as taxpayers Itls a sum more than double what was yearly called for 16 years ago These expenses have not only been more than doubled absolutely within so short a period they have nearly doubled relatively to population They were little more than G per capita at the beginning they are now by these estimates submit ted to Congress nearly 12 per cap itaCan a people groaning under a high and increasing cost of living afford to neglect an Increase in the Federal tax burden on each family from 31 to 60 Retrenchment economy reform have been neglect ed and unpopular words In the Fed eral Government through four Pres idential terms They may now come Into somealtentlonN Y World rhe Jlimy Womans Day It begins early ends late and Is full of work She often has kidney trouble without knowing It Her back aches and she Is tired and worn out Sleeps poorly lg nervous no appetite Her bladder gives her trouble too Foley Kidney Pills will cure all that and make her strong and well Mrs Lena Beyer 12 Frederick street Auburn N Y says Three boxes of Foley Kid ney Pills were all that were needed to mane me strong and well They are the best medicine made for kid ney and bladder disorders Try them For sale by all dealers m The Wild Oats Crop IIf the statistics were available probably It would be found that 6G per cent of young men who are sowing wild oats are permitting somebody else to pay for their oatmeal t In an address before the Federal Council of Churches In Chicago Gov Marshall declared that evasion of religious training inethe home bore bitter fruit In wayward child ren rA critic by any other name would bo a knocker just the same Herald only 1 yr AN OLD ADAGE SAYS uA light pone Is a heavy curse Sickness makes a light purse The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths of ill disease TuttsPills go to the root of the whole mat ter thoroughly quickly safely cIt the action of the LIVER to normal condttloH Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body Take No Substitute h FODSV K1DNEVP1US fR RHEUMATISM MONEY AND felAODU NOTHING EVER DESTROYED Matter Merely Changes but Does Not j Mien a candle Cease to EXIItII stroyed Whit teUl Is merely change Any one wig prove tills for himself by 11 very simple ex periment TnkII Blasts tube mid lit n cork Into each end pure some holes In the lower cork one of them In thet middle large enough to hold a candle Read n small er Bias tube to U shape Ill It with small pieces of uiiMtli soda nud Cork one end Now vonnevt the two cylin ders by a s mnl I glass tube through the corks Insert the candle through the lower cork und suspend the whole ap paratus from one beam of a chemical balance Weigh It carefully Connect the free end of the U tube to an aspirator so as to establish n uni form current of air through tbe tubes Remove the candle light It and In stantly reinsert It Let It burn down until entirely consumed Now reweigh the uppnratuR You will lId that It actually weighs more than It did be fore the candle was burnt What hud happened The carbon timid hydrogen of which the candle was com posted have been separated have oxygen front the air mind dra11I It forming wilier mind carbon dioxide or carbonic acid gas The caustic soda has ubsurbed tile carbon dioxide und made sodium carbonate and tins also caught the water The extra Wright Is simply that of time oxygen taken out of the air This IIs u practical Illustration of the great truth that nothing Is ever do stroved Mutter cliungcs but does not cease to exist St Thomas A illtmH taught thl In the thirteenth century thus ax lu so ninny other ways antlcl pntlnu modern Koltntlsts nnd pome of the ancient Greek philosophers understood It It huts only been proved experimentally In recent years New York World AVERTED A TRAGEDY An Attack of Mal de Mer That Saved a Vessel In Midocean Wh u ulTnlrx In France In ISIS mndu possible the return of the exiled Bonn purtcs anioiiK those who went from America was a griindnlice of the great Napoleon Irlncjss Caroline Murit In Mv Memoirs time princess tells how they close fur the passage In prefer ence to oue of Mr Cuuurds puddle buntsa milling vessel In which they were tossed on the semis for twenty seven days During these days It was demonstrated that even so undesirable u thing us seasickness may have Its welcome results I remember one incident of the voyage worthy of note I wits dreadfully III and ylilli all the other passengers were able to be on deckl playing games or enjoying music I wits forced to lie downfall day souictlmes on deck but more frequently below In ti stnmdl In dies cabin where u mattress wits put on the floor It seemed as If those weary weeks would never end IIi I lay there thlnkin nud wishing the days IIWIlVOne evening some little time after the bell hud summoned all to supper I wns lying trying to rend Suddenly 1 thought 1 straw n streak of light from under the door of the cabin belonging to the second mate across the alleyway Kor n few moments I wntched wotiderliiK what the light could be As I watched It got brighter SprlnpiiiK up forgetting that I felt both sick und giddy I mndu my way to the snloon to give the mutt rill Soon nil hiiuds were nt work to extliiKiilsh the tin nies In it spurt time we were out of diinper Had It tint so happened that I wits on the flour mad noticed the light no one would hire known Unit n forgotten cninlle hud set lire to some article of rlotlilnu and we might have been inini Id to dentil In nilduceniu The Houses of Parliament The lire which destroyed the old houses of parliament broke tilt on Oct III 1831 The present building termed the pnlare of Westminster was opened on Nov oJJ Is It stands on a lied of concrete twelve feet thick and covers an nrea nf nine statute acres It cull tains 1100 apartments 100 staircase and two miles of corridors and peas snges The great Victoria tower nt till southwest extremity Is M1 feet In height London Standard A Doubtful Compliment The banquet Mall wits adorned with many Beautiful paintings nnd the president of the little college was roil ed upon to respond to n toast Wish lag to pay n compliment to the ladles presentehe designated the paintings with an eloquent gesture mind said What need Is there of these painted beauties when we have so many with us at the tablerndles Rome Journal The One to Be Pleased No said Packhnm we never have boiled ham nt our house any more Why said Ancnm I thought you were very fond of It So I am but my wifes pet dog wont eat it at allDetrolt Free Press His Punishment What punishment did that default tag banker KetT- I understand his lawyer cbnrged him 940000 Washington Herald A Fiver NIn what shapedid be appeal to yon for belpT His appeal was V shaped Balti more American The yitrth ofn nation are the true tees of poterlty DlflrnelL He Love idlers ofa Confederate General begin in the November issue a series WCof real lovclcttcrs written over fifty years ago by one of our national heroes to his sweetheart daring the period of Gl to 65 This greet general will go down to posterity as having accomplished one of the most brilliant feats of arms in the history of the world He was 33 great a lover an he was a general therefore these letters combine au thentic history and exquisite romance They sound a human note that no other work of c t i arm AST1A For Infants and Chlldron The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In- Use For Over I Thirty Year- sCASIOI l I RIA Na e1NYFVN COMPANY NtW YOa1 f tt literature has done in a decade it is war it iirorranrc it iis history it u J literature You slmwly cant afford to miss this wonderful scricii an imulct story of the Civil War now published for the first time and containing all R the freshness of a contemporary happening These letters will grip you hard v and hold your interest from first to last Fill out the coupon and tend it now before you forget it ReviewReview222 Wit 79ib St XwYorkCitr v io Cents a Copy One Dollar n Year Enclosed please V t find abc for which X 1000tii Cash PrizespIeasr send me PR for ANovgents Ask for Particular Name I THE PICTORIAL REVIEW CO Address 222 Wct 39th St Now York City tY unTa aaai 53OOOOOBEING TO Ill os I WHO ACT AS 1111 KKIMIKSKXTATIVKS OK KVKKYHOimS MAGAZINE AND Till nI IdxHAToltAILI- N ADDITION TO JJUKHAL COMMISSION LET IS snow YOl HOW YOU CAN SECURE A SHARE SIMPLY It YFOKAVAItniNG THK SllJSCIMlTIOXS OF YOlIS FIMKXDS AXD XKIOHItOItS AND COLLECTING THE HK XEWAI OK OUR IKESBNT KlUSCIUHKHS TRY FOIC TillS MOXTHS IMUKS THERE AUK LOTS OF IMtlKES THAT CAN UK WOX ONLY UY PEKSONS LIVING IX TOWN SAM SIZE AS YOUR OX WHITE AT ONCE f BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO Butterick Building N ew Yark City EE TcrCX Light and Power Company INCORPORATED E G BARRASS MGR Sar1iford xyWill wire your house at cost Electric Lights are clean healthy and safe No home or business house should je without them when within reach J- t 1 Y 4vWE lt IJ l I4rI II I II 1 1 Il I M I rp J L1M E R R Y CHR I STMASt1 j rI Ii jI H i tJ n 4 The annual holiday season lis fast approaching and we beg to remind you that our preparation isi far greater than usual Our SANTA CLAUS display will please tbeoldas well as the young and all your Holiday GittLan be i secured here If you want something to eat we can fled you If you want something to wear we can clothe you you want toys to amuse we can amuse you If you want Furniture Pictures China Cut Glassl Books t 1 1JJ mmH etc we can please you Everybody can find suitable holiday presents here y 1 tI ff rnU Our Doll Family What can you buy for the price that will bring as much Christmas cheer as a nice lifelike Doll We are show ing a wonderful assortment of both dressed and undress ed Dolls from 5c teach up to 300 each China Dolls at each 5c lOo 25cBrass Head Dolls 25c 50c 750 81- Hair stuffed Dolls 25c 50c 100 Patent Head Dolls 25c 50c 750 81 and 8150 Dressed Dolls 25c 5Cc 1 8150 up to 3 We can load Santa Claus down with doll values m r t 0II- It I I 113 I II- r tI i The Herald H H E RAILROAD TIME TA BLE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N Time Card U effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 112 due at Hartford 719 a m No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m South Dound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II E MISCHKE Agt rf r i HIGHER COURT DEFINES fl OF I No Right to Arrest Without- a Warrant Unless He l Sees Offense I Frankfort Ky Dec 13The Court of Appeals today in an ex haustive opinion by Judge Settle in the case of W C Madden against 1 Pat Meehan from Jefferson county holds that a policeman has nfr pow er to make an arrest without a war rant unless the offense for which the arrest Is made committed In the presence of the policeman Madden sued Meehan a police man for arresting him without a warrant on the charge of keeping a disorderly house Madden had a i pistol on his person when arrested and as It was shown that the charge against him was carrying concealed t a deadly weapon the court says he4 4Isnot entitled to damages as a po- iF llceman has the right to arrest a iF on man who Is carrying a deadly weap The opinion goes further how ever and says a policeman has no I I more powers than any other peace officer and as a peace officer has no i t right to make an arrest without a warrant unless the offense is comI l mUted In his presence It follows r that a policeman cannot do sp WEST NOCREEK SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE J t vylRrograrafi for Friday evening Der eeiaUeS zQjJM t BiiiglBgr Pplljian Reading of iBiaute I r d Toys- We have searched the coun try over for the best and most serviceable toys made We have quite a nice display of Express Wagons in all sizes Little Toy Wagons Hobby Horses Engines Automo biles Street Cars Balls Tops Blocks Games Beds Trunks Drums Chairs Tools Guns Irons Buckets Tea Sets Water Sets and BooksWe can only enumerate a few We we would be glad to show you all r II Is Davis Recitation Gertrude Pirtle Select readingEva Ragland Reci tationMary Pirtle SongMar llssa Foster and new business Stump speechTymer Westerfleld Renfrow Whist ling songTymer Westerfield and Marllssa Foster Recess Song Debate subject Resolved That War has been a greater Curse to the World than Intemper ance Affirmative Robert Davis Tymer Westerfield Gilbert Wester Held Otis Carson Negative J P Foster Dudley Westerfield Malin Denton Alex Porter Questions and answersLorene Greer and Gilbert Westerfield RecitationLYdia Pir tle Comic surprise M A Benton Paper Criticism MARLISSA FOSTER Seoy 1 DENNETTS Dec 1 GRev Vanhoy was able to flll His regular appointment at Bethel Sunday Miss Viola Waddle who has been visiting at Williams Mines will re turn home this Miss Maggie Miller of Hartford spent Saturday and Sunday with Misses Cora and Ora Maples Mrs Tom Wallace Is thought to be Improving but slowly Mr T H Tatum who got his hand hurt very badly IB improving- Mr and Mrs Willie Chapman are thinking of moving to Kansas Mr Strother Hawkins Is on the sick list Mr and Mrs7ames Cecil spent last week at Whltesvllle Mr and Mrs YShafer and son Everett visited relatives at Boa ver Dam Saturday night and Sun dayMr Person McDowell will move from Mr P H McDowells farm to Mr George SchrdatlerB place We have several timber pros pectors in our community lately F Will Extend Lines A meeting of the Board of Dlrea tors of Hartford branch of the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co was held at the exchange here Wed nesday afternoon j and plans were perfected to beglnjat once erecting lines thatwllI connect Hartford people with DVer Dam Center town and other points With + this facility the pst subscrlber here will Increase rapidly l tr i h i te anluaUi In ik1 1It Cut Glass and China r We will show you an as B rtment of Cut Glass that vill surprise you Elegant higholass pieces that will dazzle the eyes of the mistress of the dining room Wat Pitchers Tumblers Fruit Bowls Celery DishesI Nappies Sugars Creams Vinegar Bottles and Pickle Dishes China and Glassware of every descrip tion i Lamps any price from 50o to 810 Hurry Mid get the pick of the crop v OLATON N Dec 1GDr J S Bean la erect Ing a drug store at the junction of Main street and Dundee road J F Allen wife and daughter Ethel Myrtle aro guests of his par ents D C Allen and wife at Ro sine Miss Lulie A Moxley visited refl atlves at Trisler several days recently Mrs Ethel Daniel of the New Baymus neighborhood spent Satur day afternoon with Mrs M Hall at her late home on Main stret Mr Dan Stevens aftet two years absence frWIt 7 Olaton returned Thursday foila yieitto W H Charlie and Calvin Stevens Mrs Melvina Hall spent Sunday at McOrady Creek the guest of JasJ laU and Mrs Archie Sexton of Rdckport and the Misses OJer6f regessei+ are guests of relatives at JTcleda land and McQrady Creek Mr Tom Barks wife andsson Chester and Master Qaltber Flatt spent Sunday In Graysoh county visiting relatives + HHog killing and gath ering corn Is an the lJonow Mr Sam Potts who has been in had health js improving1 HeW Mrs Sam King of Deanjjald Is visiting heHbrbther W DHafdIn this week j Mrs Julia Renfrow returned from a visit to Dr T D Renfrew at Livermore Ky Miss Molllq Renfrow of Sunny dale visited friends here this week Revs Vanhoy who has been sickr is able to be butagalnII Mr Mark Acton 1B moving near liartford regret verymuch to lose him rtndhlstara- Ily I V ft t i Foil aFoul PlotA When a shameful plot exists be tween liver and bpwejs tq aijaedls tress by refusing to act take iri Kings New Life PllBtand edsuoh abuse of your system The stomach j compel rIght action of liver and bowels and restore your health and all1 good feelings 2Bc at lames H Williams m1 w r r CLEAR RUN Dec 16tr and Mrs C T Punk arethB jiroud parents of a fine tenpotfnd bby Jataea1 jSpSgias 1 Uhcle Joel El1 ben fItIII f L t Ladies W A wonderful variety that possesses intrinsic value Ev erything has its daily mission to perform We mention a few only Pictures Picture Frames Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Albums Vases Ornaments China Salads Cake Plates Cups and Saucers Chocolate Sets Hand Bags Mirrors Music Rolls Neckwear Hand kerchiefs Scarfs Cloaks I Coat Suits Skirts We wont stop until we have shown you all 0 t kick for some time died Tuesday and was burled In tho Union Grove burying ground Wednesday after noon Funeral services worn CQn ducted by Rev Brandon Mr William S Smith has moved Into his property vacated by Mr Murray known as the Feemster infant of Mr apd Mrs Harve Smith of Taffy is very ill Mr J T Funk and sans have completed their work for the West Kentucky Oil Company MrJ K Iis erecting a new house Kirk bas it near completion r j Park brothers have had their sawmill repaired and are at work again 4 Mss Dona Hoover bas a piano from Mr Faugh ity of Hart ford f Mr Philander Trogdpn is on the sick list Mr Morgan Ashley wept tp Hart ford Saturday Mrs A T has purchased monuments her husband atod three chljdren from F B DldwelJ of Beda ListenI s are ringing on Old Clear Run Dec Willie Kimmel of Rochester IIs visiting her uncle MrD Wa Kimmel Mrs Mlnda Patterson of Pren tlss visited relatives here Thursday and Friday Mrsj of ce Baker is visiting her and Mrs J H Richardson at Lafayette i 4Mrs Blanche Jones Miss Myrtle Myrtle Garrett went to Evansville last week Miss tattle Wood ofPrentlss visited relatives here last week +++ u Jf you are r lwiti chrpaic I and gentle effect of Tablets makes them eljp claljfy suited to your case For salf by all deal ers v m 4 TPellagra Ys spreading In the United States Seryjlce pf tim iUnUqd States hthcky has i bad ii8i cases with 820or 43 per tent ta- tala racecdip K t I iWJii youu have lJ W1 a can y ItI t1 4 i Ij Ill ttPresents for r So many are nnd when they Jo buy a for a man We can make the undertaking a We have for men of 4 Sets Collar and k Cuff Bags Sets 01 gar Caes Cigar Jars Necktie Backjt Sets Mugs Brush s Razors Neck ties Silk Socks SuspendersBarters cbats and Shoes and many p more still to show you m III FURNITURE EMERY DESCRIPTION COOKING STORES FOR ALL jJ E P Barnes Brovifi BE7WER D7TM KENTUCKY b dJ ItIIpti J hUll 0 JtHartjord flPOWERS POLICEMAN rHas OpealpgaddressRobertT rti Old RecitationGrace had the f4T1Mcounti7 Compotes at wifesp DCXDEEl Dec has cpntemnjaltlng fI orewobaJ Presents farmThe MooreRwho forJJA purchased KyS Hapdley for RnALVO 16Miss parentsRev ParifaWMiBs troubled cgsiatlpatipn th9nild CMamberladny saysthereport otthe- Pab1I9Health badooklg abnlouaattaek trialITT Mfcn puzzled actully bewildered undertake present pleasure presents allages Military Smoking Shaving Shaving Handker OF Ji weekr 1VediIlbells t W j hG IIi Iii f I I 1 i ws i r EoQ=J r of- l ii t LIo 4 i 1fI- i l QL4jl r i Centert WitII Mrcafltile b r Y CompanyatNCORPORATED j 11 Je 1CIwr1Iee t itPWp BY t c jo f tL

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