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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): December 18, 1912

Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): December 18, 1912 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912121801_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): 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. i& mpTv mwBai 4 iitti.i 1 g; nanmVZ H f 'PI i f" t?t v ' TW T " FHE HARTFQRD HERALD. Subscription $1 Per Year in Advance: r Com, (fee Herald of a Xolij World, lit tm it 111 hliom Lumbering al Jlj Back." All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed. 3SrO. THOUGHT HE HAD 38th tEAK. third-clas- HARTFORD, KY WEDJEDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912. rates, but only at tho pound rate of INEFFICIENT WORKMEN SANTA' CLADS SLOW, DDT s matter. The law provides for the use of distinctive postage stamps, and CAUSE CAR SHORTAGE 'ANGEL WAS QUICK there Is now being distributed to I'OBtmastors for use in the parcel post system a set of stamps of 12 On I. C. Railroad, Says Vice In Arriving, After Children Had denominations. Parcel post maps, President Schmitt Meet- - ' . ' Prepared Mock Christ- -' with accompanying guides, are to be sold to the public at their cost, ing Set for To Day. mas Celebration. 75 cents, through the chief clerk of the Postofllce .Department. Tlie entire cost of the course, Including board, books, and traveling expenses, ought at the outside not to cost over fifty dollars. Tho subjects of Surveying, Leveling, Mapping, making Profiles, Road Construction Mainteand nance, Specifications, City Streets, Paving and Highway Bridges will be studied and discussed. From time' to time during the course experts on the various subjects under consideration will lecture to the classes, thus giving thorn the benefit of years of practical experience. It Is hoped that every man In tho 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 make this work Interesting and profitable to all In attendance. Very truly yours, WALTER E. ROWE, Dean College of Civil Engineering. , 51 THE WORKIHGS OF PfiRCELS POST KILLEOfl CROWD And So He Fled From the Scene of Explosion. MOURNED FOR WEEK AS DEAD System M.de Public By Postmaster. M v 11 PACKAGES UNDER POUNDS Arti-cl- e ' ooooooooooooooooo O OIL FIELD NEWS. i O I) I. ! i V a- The Wood Oil Company received their new wrenches a few days ago to repair their recent breakage and I are continuing the reaming work on their well. Larger casing will be SPECIAL STAMPS AKE ISSUED put In to shut out the water, on account of which they have had much Washington, Dec. 14. Regula- trouble, ,The,y will begin drilling tions to cover the wprklngs of the again and anticipate good results. new parcel post 'system, which is to Mr. Grant' Slnsell Is the well congo iato operation on January 1 tractor and Mr. H. M. Jordan man'next,' were made'public by 'Postmaster-Ge- ager for the company In the local neral Hitchcock torrjtory. Mr. M. H. Pltzglbbons, The new system will be effective of Carnegie, Pa., rone of the chiefs throughout the entire postal se'rvlce of the Wood Oil Co., is spending a at the same, time and will affect ev- few days here. ery The West Kentucky Oil Co. recity, rural and raildrilling Monday, after a way mail transportation route in sumed short cessation on account of an acthe country. Every precaution will be taken cident to the machinery. They are Department to now down about 700 feet on well by the Post-offic- e have the malls moved with the usu- No. 3. Machinery l8 on the ground al dispatch, and --all Postmasters, and they will start at once pumpSuperintendents and Inspectors ing out well No. 1, whlcn has been have been directed to thoroughly Idle for some time, Thl8 Is the well iamlllarlze themselves and their where they struck so muc'h water, subordinates with every phase of but it has been demonstrated that there Is also much oil there and the new system. y expressed tho they are going after It with much Hitchcock hope that the public familiarize it- vim. They look to bring in well self with the nature of the new ser- No. 3 by the first of next month. Well No. 1 of the Rough River vice before attempting to use it. The regulations provide that par- Oil and Gas Co, on the Weller farm depth of abinit cels of merchandise, including farm Is now down jtgt-(but not books GOO feet. They struck two slight and factory-produc- ts .and printed matter) of almost ev showings of oil a few days ago and ry description, up to 11 pounds In the indications so far are splendid, weight, and measuring as much as The boss driller will not run the six feet In length and girth com- - j machinery on Sunday unless on He says he has except those calculated to do Kent necessity. that there was any-li- e injury to the nfatls'lh transit, "may never-foun- d de- - thing really gained by drilling on mailed atan;iiost-6fflcq.to- r livery" to any address in the coun- - the Sabbath. The Ohio Fuel & Gas Co. has try. to the , rented office rooms over the Bank Delivery Will be made homes of' persons'livfng on rural of Hartford, which wllh be headland star routes as well as those Hv- - 'quarters for the field men. This , ing in cities and towns where there company has taken up a large num- by carrier. Wnere there ber of leases in this county. ls delivery Mr. J. M. Lane, who has been n is' at present no delivery by carrier GRANTED TO THE AILENS e, this territory several months leas- waB prganlzcd In Kansas City sever- - and much good was accomplished the parcels will go to the ing lands for a syndicate of Penn- - al months ago, haB become a part of by the meeting. as ls the cas with ordinary mail. va., uec. n. on a uicnmonct, Monday to tho American Federation of Labor ' A resolution was nassed endors- The postage rate for tne 'first sylvanla capitalists,-lef- t zone,; that 'Is, within dlstanc.es hot spend his Chrstmas vacation with at the late meetlne In Rochester. N. ' Ing tho action of the several district statement of attorneys for Floyd Al Exceeding. GO fa'leg, will be nve'cents his family at Washington, Pa. He Y. 'The Federation, of Federations committees of the organization hav- - 'en and Claude Allen, sentenced to for for the first pound and thfoe iSefttB has leased a large lot of land in the Is now known as the railroad do- - Ing charge of the sale of the pooled d,e In the electric chair here,Hllls-tio- n pound',' "tho Beda territory and elsewhere in the partraent of the American Federa- - tobacco, not to sell until they had the part they played in the lor each additional of Labor, and this department secured the price as originally fix-- 1 vllle court house tragedy, that new for each successive county. irates increase Important evidence had come The Oil City Derrick makes the will open offices in St. Lquls tho ed. atid calling upon the committees eight zones fnto which jno of the to "stand firm" and not to accept to light, Oov. Mann this afternoon the country Is divided, the maxi- announcement thnt, on Monday of first of next year. ono'Tennv Ies than the nrlce fixed, granted a respite to the two men mum' rate being 'f2 cents a pound, last week, five cents more was adIn the election of officers, J. H. until January 17. parcel across ded to the price of Pennsylvania oil SHK Hill HER WEALTH "Which will carry a IX VARIOUS PL ICES McConnoll, 'of Princeton, Wytheville, Dec. 14. Following was re- continent, ' or oven ,to Alaska and Its various grades, making the ho president: J. H. Burney, the verdict of voluntary manslaugh- present prices as follows: Pennsyl elected Und the Philippines. Petersburg, Ind., Dec. 14. Mrs. Greenvllle, vice president, and S.B. ter with a verdict of five years. In . For a fee of 10 centsa parcel may vania, $1.90; Cabell, $1.50'; Mercer Margaret Myers", aged seventy-seve- n Sid- penitentiary against black, New Castle and Robertson, Calhoun, secretary and tne - h insured, and if the, parcel is lost Corning, years, an eccentric old woman, who treasurer. Tho executive board Is na Allen for the murder of Com- the malls, an indemnity to the $1.43. No change was mnde in tho in amount of its value, not to exceed . Somerset or Ragland oils, their lived at Algiers, a small town, si composed of C. G. Davenport, Bowl monwealth's Attorney Foster In the prices remaining at $1.10 and 65c miles east of here, was found dead ing Green; Ben Watson, Dixon; R Hlllsvllle court house tiagqdy last $50, will be paid to the soiiifer, respectively. At the sam0 time in bed this mornlngi Relatives who E. I. Ray, Vine Grove; H. M Plr. March, a final settlement of all the According to the regulations the parcels post system, pro- three cents was added to the Lima knew she possessed considerable - tje Hartford; J. W. Dunn, Whites- - pases growing out of the trngedy ,.u wuiu iinu ll'J Cb- villa. was reached this afternoon, when mulgated by Postmaster General and Illinois oils, their prices now North Limn, $1.16; South ord of bank deposits began searchThe place of tho next meeting Sldna Allen pleaded guilty to sec- Hitchcock, perishable articles may being: ond degree murder for the killing Lima and Indiana, $1.10; Illinois ing' the premises for hidden treas- will be announced later. "bo sent through the malls only unof Sheriff Webb, and Wesley Ed- specific restrictions as to their light J9c, neavy 96c, nnd Prince- ures and found burled in an old der HERE IT IS AND VOU pleaded guilty wards to three ton, Wc. On the same dat0 tlvo can In n summer smokehouse $3 containers and the distance they CAN JUST FIGURE IT OUT charges pending against him. Thlr- cents was added to Wooster oil 000 In gold' and silver, which hud are to be sent. years In the penltenMury Is Butter, lard, fish, fresh, meats, making the price of that product, apparently been undisturbed for ' Chicago, Doc. 12. G. S. Faber, a the penalty Sidna Allen will pav oil at $1.90 many years. dressed fowls, vegetables, fruits, $1,33. Pennsylvania years Is Wesley Mrs. Myers, It Is said, never had civil engineer with a penchant for Twenty-seve- n berries and.slmHar articles likely is the highest price paid for that any lot. confidence in banks, and as she chronological dates, figured out last quickly to decay, may be sent for grade since December 28, 1903. Th0 West Kentucky Oil "Co., op- has alway8 been considered to hnvj night that at twelve mlnutea past wjiejp securely packshort dlatanc noon tne could take a firm SHOWED GREAT NERVE ed. Egga will- bo' accepted for lo- erating in the Hartford field, now had considerable means, her rela- grip of his pen and write the date IN THE HOUR OK DIJATH get 98 cents per barrel for their oil tive's are digging all over the farm cal delivery when packed properly hunting for .more hidden wealth. In a container.; an A for any distance delivered In tank cars near the well.' m Greenville, Ky., Dec. 11. If there is a desire to add anothwhen each egg ls separately packed CALIFORNIA WAGERS. ON Eades, a farmer of this county, er 12 to the date line one could watt Ambassador Held Dcnd. In a perfectly secure manner. ROOSEVELT TO UK PAID until twelve seconds after the min- lost his life at hi8 sawmill, about Whltelaw Reld, American Arobas- No restriction Is placed on the ' ute. three miles south of Greenville, by "l.Jt- - .1- 'sadonto Great Britain since 1905. .. iii San Francisco, Dec, 16. Twenty-fFaber figured further that tho being thrown against a revolving ?Ied at h'8 London re8'dence cured' meals, but fr6sh'mestwlll bo thousand dollars staked on next time it will be possible to get circular saw. He had stepped acroci ,y a,tor noon Sunday from Pu,md-zo- n ive only within the first ; nary the California election will be paid a like combination will bo In ninety-n- Into the saw carrier to move n piece oodemn. His passing was by Commissionight years, cloven months, two timber when his coat was blown Mrs. Reld and their off here iieliHi4fnaitilMl& miiiin. Peaceful. Frfleii er Tom Corbett. Those who bet days, twenty-thre- e the saw, throwing him hours and flfty- ery, toys, musical Instruments and , dauhter' J,lrs Jihn Ward- - were that Roosevelt would carry tho eightiitnlnuteB, Then It will be pos- - against It, cuttlug off one leg at the present. It I3 nnnetnced that mem articles of glass, In whole or In .part, slble to write the exact date 10:10-10-10-- body and Injuring him othorwlse. bers of family probably will State, win. must be securely packed ""and mark start on the During the weeks the result hung A physician was summoned and tolc'. th0 return to America Sated "fragll6." In, doubt, Corbett decided to name Eades that he "had but a few hours ' Articles tha" may' not be sent by urday with' the body, and that the as winner to llve. Eades, who had not lost the candidate who' car- A COLLEGE COURSE OF burial will occur In Sleopy Hollow. .parcel post Include Intoxicating liCIVIL EXGIXEERIXG consciousness, summoned his childried a majority of tho electoral delquors of all kinds; poisons, polson- - King George sent a message to egation and by a popular plurality. ren and gave them instructions a? nm AntmAlft! 'tnap.rAa nr rflnfltnaav! President Taft doploring tho Am- - The odds wer two to one oh Roose-1- ' Ky., Dec, 14. The to the management of thoir nffaln aE8ador'B doatn and ,n. n the plosive bt every kind; Inflammable College of Civil Engineering of tho aftfr hla death: He leaves seven president paid an unuBuai inuuie velt. 'nf-.MioUn. lnrlMSI nrflrhS. .,.,! Ml. Stato University of Kentucky will cnnaren. ,V.Vw, MMvwV,w, open on January 6r 1913, the sec- A. 8. or E. Notice. machines; pistols er revolvers; dls to thQ deceased. U Th Ohio County Union, A. S. ot ond annual course for Municipal easa germs jissy .obscene, defamafter spending several thousand Pni. Ruin.' tory or Murrlloira 'matter now proand Highway Enjlncors, nnd a very dollars, the pellagra commission anTwenty acres of fresh land, att- - ' B" wm conYSne at the court-housand-28- . on December hibited ljt la,wsJ!ye 'or dead ani- uated wlthlnmlle and a half of the ,n larro attendance Is expected, nounces that, U does not know what mals ;6p 181 2- - AIMocals are urged to to This course will bo open to all ca'useB. tho disease, 'has. found no Airt nil HnM,"nrt imnrf 'Waayt&lHg lavnK.' i 4g4 ,lu" rcyreiueu, a" m s me ume citizens ot me siaie iree or cnarger reateay for It,, that pellagra l8 n- Will sell chearj. rio eieci new omcers. iana persona applying for admimlen- - creating wlt,hapa ling rapidity and Xes'tsY Arbuckle" Roslne, Books and', priatftd matter may wt . MuusHun,4in.. I win ue uumni wuuuui. any reien.iuai luero are now ou.uuu cases oil ' ence to parcel p,oat;SbaciH Jfer Tip Bartfar BeraJi Kt oof e iorwir HENRT AL PIRTLB. Sec'y. educational qualifications. It throughout tho country -to-da- y. post-ofllce, to-daa i flay Be Mailed and Any. May Be Insured for lQc. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO J ur-bln- , Paducah, Ky., Dec. 16. J. F. Chicago, 111., Dec. 14. A Christninth International vice mas party held at t)ie home of Mrs. president of tho International Margaret Ustlch. 828 Ewine street. Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Ironl - :alne to an abrupt end this after Ship Builders and Helpers of Amer noon when the five children who ica, with headquarters in Ports- were playing Santa Claus were ovmouth, O., is in Paducah in confer- ercome by gas which escaped from ence with the Illinois Central strik- the' gas plate, J2. ers. He expresses himself as confi.Three of the children died later dent that the- strikers will eventual- at the Mary Crane Nursery, where ly win the tiike. He asserted that tfiey had been takon for treatment. the equipment of the road Is In bad The three who died were: Condition. "JIe charged the law In ' LOuls Ustlch, 3 years old. regard to safe equipment was bolus Theodore Ustlch, 10 months old. flagrantly violated n the Illinois "Xlda Masheridys, 5 years old. Central and the Harrlman lines. Th five children resided with Mr. Schmitt charged that the di- Mrs. Margaret L'stlch. A LEAD PENCIL FACTOR V vision officials were keeping the BEGINS AT HUltXSIDE a Mrs. Ustlch was delivering higher officials of the Illinois Cen- washiug to a nursery when the trag-de- y tral In Ignorance of actual condiSomerset, Ky., Dec. 1C. A lead wag enacted. tions. Next" Wednesday th0 KenWith promises to be good, that pencil manufacturing establishment tucky State Railroad Commission Santa 'Claua might not pass over has Just begun operation at Burn- will meej. In Central City to hear tle home without n visit, the five side, this county, with a force of complaints' about a shortage of cars chlldien were left in the kitchen of some sixty people In the factory. at the West Kentucky coal mines. their little home while the mother factory haB been under con- Hb and Preeldent Fred McCreary, went to the nursery. structlon for some time, but has of the System- - Federation of the IllLeft' to their own amusement, the just been .finished and put fflto op- inois Central, intimated that some qhlldren, filled with the spirit of the eratlon. The factory was located at startling revelations will be made at approaching season, Burnslde on account of a particular Christmas this hearing. Both said the car started to play Santa Claus. character of cedar, which Is now shortaso was due to Incompetent Five little stockings were taken very rare, being somewhat abundant empls In the car departments of from a dresser drawer and hung on along the river cllff8 of the Cumberthe strops. They may appear before a clothesline in the kitchen, while land. Burnslde l8 the head of navigathe commission, Mr. Schmitt says, Uie children pretended they were nndetpose conditions that they asleep, waiting for Santa Claus. But tion on tho Cumberland and from claim to exist. Not only do they baby Theodore was attracted by the there down the river there are large claim cars arc in bad condition, but bright green tube which led fromi groves of the kin.Lof cedar for this also the locomotives. the gas pipe to the plate. When the- - Illinois Central strike The cedar In the rough Ig, rr.anu- Reaching up with his tiny hands was inaugurated over a year ago he pulled tho tube from tho nine. factured here into small oblong r about 97 per cent, of the men quit! and the room wns soon filled with bloclf8 and then exported to derma: ny, wher0 the lead Is Inserted and work, according to Messrs. Schmitt the deadly gas. and McCreary, and 90 per the finishing touches put on. Aside cent; of the men are still out. In STAND FIRM, SAYS A. S. OF from the standing cedar along the K. OF McLE.W COUNTY Cumberland, the Paducah shops they said not thore are now manv more than T per cent, had returned farms which have been fenced with Calhoun, Ky., Dec. 12. After be this valuable cedar and these fences to work, and in Memphis only three men had gone back. The men arc- InB In session two days with one of are being shipped to the factory and standing firm, they said, and will the most successful meetings held wire fences placed In their stead. The factory will run at full cacontinue the fight until they win. in Kentucky lor several years, ;lie AH strikers are receiving $5 a "week State meeting of the American So- - pacity from this time on and heavy bencflts, except those doing picket ciety of Equity finished its bus!- - shipments of cedar will be made duty, and they receive-$10regularly. accord- - 'ness at noon ing to the officials. They said the The Society was largely represent- Federation of Federations, which ed from all sections of the State, A RESPITE HAS BEEN Schmitt, Man Who Dropped a Box of Dynamite Turns Up Much Alive. RIVER WAS DRAGGED FOR HIM ',',,, Frankfort, Ky., Dec. 14. John R. Fallls, 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, after fleeing all the way to Jacksonville, Fla., under the de lusion that h had thrown a box of dynamite among a crowd of people and killed them. He read In a per at Jacksonville Just as ho was about t0 take a boat ,lown tlle st Joim's river for the ocean, that he Was the only victim of th0 tragedy. So he retraced his stena nd walked In on his overjoyed family at 9 o'clock. Fallls ws carrying a bo of dynamite from his store down to a shantyboat on tho river bank last Sunday night when he stumbled n ml fl rnttnofl tlio lmv Ilia nrlf. nrwl ,IauRter heard tllc exI)losioI,Land rushing down tho path to the river. foul)(, mmenge hj,e bown ,n pa-Th- ls ht IIIV v, i..,i. Uililtv, i uuc 1IUI . U . 11UV-- l , ,i. UIIIO ' to-d- -- - to-da- y. ' ' post-offic- ad I , I gor-ernl- ng .,.-...- -- au ty-fi- V to-d- ay - "12:12-12-12-12- ." m WI1-Ha- Tho 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 Fallls carried about $3,500 life Insurance. The reward stimulated rivermen, who have been industriously searching the bank and depths ever since for the body. Even as Fallls stepped Into his store 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, Fallls 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. "Then 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 Chrlstlans- burg, where I caught the 2 o'clock I freight for Louisville. arrived there early that morning and caught a train for Florida. My In- tentlon there was to catch a steam- er on the St. John's river for the ocean, but I felt so bad I stayed a few days and kept close. When I ventured out I saw n newsboy selling papers. I bought one and read in account of the explosion and as no mention was made of any one but myself being killed, I made all haste to return home." SAUSAGE MAX SUFFERS A DOGGOXE HUMILIATION i.-- j. short-transport- ed . 10. , fPr I p raw-hide"?- ? w' "" New Brunswick, N. J Dec. 14. William Rupprecht, driver of a sau-o- f sage wagon, was fined $5 by y corder Houghton for assault- Ing Thomas Dutton, Newark's offl- r, clal and hindering him in his work. "I can't go anywhere without this man following me," complained Dutton. "I can't catch dogs with him dogging my steps." Rupprecht said ho only "wanted to see how he does It." , ' "For a sausage man,1'- -' said the Recorder, "you are too much Interested In dogs. and sausage making nre two separate I tine you $5.", businesses. Re-agaldog-catcheDog-catchl- -- !.. fire Insurance corai are fighting- - the new ;order reducing the" rales 2Vi"er "cent 'nn Eighty-on- e panies dwellings In Kentucky: S ,( aruAwai i EftL "" PAOK TWO. ir w THE HARTFORD HERALD WKDNHHDAV, W Iff, tin. : are exformerly worked Jn tho old Ford news for tho Record-Heral- d o perienced 8taff editors whoso years o mlno. THE BLACK HAND C of trusted acquaintance with leadl'OKMS YOU'LL 13NJ0Y. Jacob Dunn Is about 40 years old O o ing men often-glvthem inside tips and the others about 10 years hts o . O Tlio Herald' Special .Selections. O on Important nowa In advance of senior. o O other papers. ' Tho only morning OO ATTACKS WILSON THHKK'H XO SUCH THING newspaper in Chicago having Its Till! tilllHST.MAS SP1IHT. ,S USKhKSS GIV1XC1 own special correspondent to cover Making thq llfo of a Ilttlo child the- New York Btock market la tho A Blackmailing Plan UnThoro Is a deal of talk about use-- I Georgq S. Beach-el- 's glad, that is tho- spirit that Record-Herallets giving which' wo hop0 U conlln- dully telegraphic report's from Jlows earthed. w money markets of U via wuto b u Out of tho scn3on, of Chrlstmastlde, thp stock and iu wit. viuaa at all. If there Is anything In this Wall street are models of Insight sweet as the dew of rose. Making tho life or a little one bo and accuracy. Tho Record-Heral- d' THREE MEHWERE ARRESTED world that needs no regulation or restriction It is tho Impulse,- especMerry and bright aod sweetf makes it a point to cover in full the ially In tho Christmas season, to Clapping of hands with ' child- financlnl reports of corporations" nnd By Federal Officers They glvo. hood gleo, the banking activities of Chicago Who Is to bo tho judge of usoless Dancing of Ilttlo feet. and the West. Tho "Speculative on Demanded giving? What high resolves to do Gossip" and notes of Wall street great things for th'o needy who are Making the heait of a weary one and LaSallo street happenings are bright, so that the world may valued by tho largest brokers for Pain of Death. remote can possibly take tho place seem spirit of kindness and Service of tho their glimpses of real "Inside hisWKItK T1UCKKO INTO AKKKST that lends most people at this time Somewhat of sweet mid the rolling tory'' of tbe various markets. storm down In its deeps of In their own circle to mnke gifts dream. Xotlce to Claimants. Dover. X. J.. Dec. 12. Charged that, wlse or foolish, they never reMaking the life of a weary one All persons having claims against with sending Wack Hand letters to gret ? feel the estate of Jno. T. Hocker, deThere Is no useless giving In this (overnor Woodrou Wilson, threatSomething In life still dwells. ceased, are hereby notified to preening him with the same treatment world unless It be mechanical givSweet wllh the warm and tho true sent same to me, properly proven, giving, official giving, (hat was meted out to Colonel ing red-tap- e and the real 0 tagged, on ;or" before February 1, 1913, or stamped and approved at HooEPvelt, uulees he liald them Of the beautiful Christmas they will be forever barred. New by November 24, Jacob Dunn. sonio foolish headquarters. spells. themselves inThose knowing I'oler Dunn and Seley Davenport Vork World. were arrested In the mountains, Making a troubled one's pathway debted to this estate by account or Th0 Secret Terror. past due note, will please call and by Depnear Ford Mine, latelo-dn- y turn Into a rosier way, Tho haunting fear of sickness and same, so that the estate can uty United Stntos Marshal Deck-ma- n glory of Chrlstmastlde settle That Is the rost-offlc- e be wound up. Inspectors H. helplessness Is the secret terror of and wherever It glows Health ls his SCIOTA HOCKER, Admr., Franclg liutltr, of Xow York.frand ' the, working man. Making a troubled one look sap n Centertown, Ky. 50t4 ....., ., Clinton a T.oiniio nf Phiififiplnhlri. capital. Kidney diseases r. w.i.mwv, ahead Th. loiter wna sent to tho Cover- - " s strength and vitality. They hope reborn, I'nto a Famous Stnge Beauties Foley lessen his earning capacity. nor at Trenton. Bright with the beautiful beams Look with horror on skin eruptions, Kidney I'ills bring back health and It Is stnted that the trio were strength by heal'lng that thread blotches, sores or pimples.- They the disease. . ..... . The crystal hazes of morn. .......WU.U nf tli.. snmo rUnrk Hand don't have them, nor will any ono, medicine made r iney ate the best n.. HIV gang t had iIlllllllltll .i... vu?ts v Arnlca Salve. for kidney and bladder troubles. Making n little child leap and laugh, who 'Uses Bucklen's President McKlnley and former They act quickly and thoroughly. It glorifies the face. Eczema or wild In Its fairy glee, President Roosevelt. vanish before It. It You cau buy nothing better. John That is the spirit of Chrlstmastlde salt rheum The money was to be sent by McMasters, Streator, 111., says: cures sore lips, chapped hands, chil"I wherever 'the child may be. United States mall addres.ed to J. feel better and a great deal strong- heals burns, cuts and .Making a little child cling and blains; P. Shadunk. K. F, D. Xo. 2, Ilo 43. er brutccs. Unequaled for piles. Only than I have for many years, and kiss, Wharton, X. J. I 25c at James H. Williams. m Foley Kidney Pills did It. Xo Swing in the dance of mirth, "-The box number given is an olil. j harmful drugs. For sale by all That is the ladder that leads to Even light wine has been known unused mrll box near a dilapidated dealers. m bliss produce a dark brown taste. house in the mountains, about 30 ' . to Out of the dust of earth. Xotlce to Clnlmants. miles from this place. The Turkey's Age. Con 111 Shout For Joy. All persons having clalm8 against Taking the clew at Wharton, the j the estate "I want to thank you from the "Oh, yes, a turkey's age,' said she, of Mrs. S. E. Jones, de-- I (Government officials followed it to ceased, are hereby notified to file bottom of my heart,"wrote C.B.Ra-de- r, "May be determined easily. the box number given. j same of Lewlsburg, W. Va., "for the There's one sure guide, by with me, properly proven, on After spending several day8 in or best February, wonderful double benefit I got from before the first- day of representing neighborhood the Electric Ditters, In curing me of The teeth should be a perfect test." 1913, or they will be barred. themselves to be pension agents Those knowing themselves In- both a severe case of stomach "Why, turkeys have no teeth," he seeking claims, they 'stumbled on cried: debted to the decgised, by note or trouble and of rheumatism, from the hovel In the mountains, where account, will pleas?' which I had been an almost help- "Xo, Jack; but I have," she replied. matursettle at the trio made their abode. ity, so the estate can be wound up. less sufferer for ten years. It suitThey engaged one of the men In ed my case as though made Just for V. C. JOXES, Admr., 2fo. B7oa. promising to secure 50t4 conversation, Indigestion, me." Centertown, Ky. For dyspepsia, Report of the Condition of the pensions for all three. jaundice, and to rid the system of Dr. Wm. Sadler, author of "The kidney polson8 that cause rheumaHaving succeeded thus far. It became easy to get the trio to sign the Cause and Cure of Colds," says that tism, Electric Ditters have no equal. common colds should be token se- Try them. Every bottle is guaranproper document.. OF HARTFORD it! riously, especially when they "hang teed to satisfy. Only 50 cents at When thev signed their names m At Hartford in tho State of Kenwas apparent that they were en-- 1 on." Foley's Honey and Tar Com James H. Williams. deavorlng to change their hand-- 1 pound Is a reliable household rcedl tucky nt the close of busi' cine (or coughs and colds, equally WHAT WKAIiTHIKST KAIIY writing. ness Xov. 20, 1012. WII.Ij HAVE CHRISTMAS Feeling confident that they had effective for children and for grown persons. Take It when you feel a RESOURCES. their men, Deekman and his comWashington, Dec. 14. Vinson cold coming on. It will avert danpanions made known their true misLoan3 an(1 Discounts. ..$ 68,259.88 ger of serious results and cure Walsh McLean, the $100,000,000 Ovcdrafts, secured and y sion and brought their men Mrs. X. C. Young, Pes- - baby, will have a circus as one of none unsecured to Dover and started for Xewark on quickly. gah, (la., says: "Foley's Honey the attractions at his third birthday U. S. Bonds to secure evening train. the completely party on December IS, when he will and Tar Compound 25,000.00 circulation On May 16 the same kind of letcleared my throat and cured ray entertain the children of the "400." Debts in Suit 256.61 ter wag sent Theodore E. King, cold." For sale by all dealers. m Besides the cfrcuB with performing Banking house, FurniLedgewood, X. J and also to the animals, four clowns and a baby ture, and Fixtures... 1,000.00 late Henry J. Mislc. of this place. elephant, there will be a $1,000 Due from Natlbnal Banks In these latter caes, however, the Christmas tree, the largest ever FOR FLETCHER'S (not reserve agents) 11,484.82 trio demanded $500 from each. seen In Washington, crowded from Due from State and PriThe captives are woodsmen and top to bottom with wonderful imvate Banks and Bankported toys. The tree will be decoers, Trust Companies, rated with thousands of electric 1,145.60 and Savings Banks.. lights In colors and designed from Due from approved Rethe mythical characters from Mothserve Agents 1,1,94080 er Goose. Several juvenile son8 and Checks and other Cash daughters of millionaires and dis195.19 Items . tinguished households will help this Notes of other National fortunate child of the golden spoon Banks 500.00 celebrate hls natal day. Cur0 d. - oooooooodoooooo t j $5,000 fell $5,-00- Ladles of the Clty- :Gentlemen like to get presents that come from a gentlemen's store. They are In the habit of wearing our high-grad- e,' to-da- -- 1 - tl-a- i $, AL- L- WOOL suits and overcoats, and they Vould 'prefer OUR high-gra- de 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 they are good judges of merchandise, anjd we are glad to have them pass judgment on our splendid goods. I - , CARSON & CO. INCORPORATED. First National Bank Hartford, Kentucky. Look:! Look:! M to-da- Children Cry rMerry I CASTO Rl A Xmas to All J ..j fc M HmmmmMmmmimj.ip,Ji--- Fractional rency, Cents Paper 3E To properly celebrate occasion and make Christmas merrier you should get the your Fruit Cakes, Nuts Fruits of all Kinds. PiesXakes, Bread. ' jurat's u. wiiuams. Drives Off n Terror. The chief executioner of death In the winter and spring months ls pneumonia. Its advance agents arc 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 off. Counties thousands have found this to be Dr. King's Xew Dlscqvery. "My husband believes it has kept him from having pneumonia t'ree or four times," writes Mrs. George W. Place, Rawsonville, Vt., "end for coughs, colds and croup we have never found Its equal." Guaranteed for all bronchial affections. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at in Nickels, and 64.10 Money Reserve in Rank, viz: Specie $4,871.85 Legal-tendnotes none Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) . . lawful er 4,871.85 1,250.00 $135,968.85 & Seabury Piano for $50.00 and some special prices on some other slightly used Pianos. A Dubois Total LIABILITIES.' Capital stock paid in...$ 25,000.00 Surplus Fund 12,500.00 Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid 2,874.91 National ' Bank Notes One Packard Orchestral Organ for $1 5.00. This is your charice to get some real bargains. So come and get my prices before you buy. ili Rolls, Candies, Fireworks Etc. From us. We can supply your wants and appreciate a call. r The Hartford W. C. 5CHLEHMER. Bakery Prop. 0 HA RTFO R D. '. 'i K j V ' 'ft u- - KENTUCKY. HmfiWNH Jt Reliable Market Reports. 42,003.49 rooming gives a newspaper a Time certificates of nrrner place In public confidence 28,590.45 than a reputation for accurate and complete reports of Total , . .$135,968.85 the world's markets. Business men throughout the West have long es- State of Kentucky,) )sct. teemed the Chicago Record-Heral- d County of Ohio. ) for the uniformly trustworthy way I, J. C. Riley.- - Cashier of the above in which It covers the whole field of named bank, do solemnly swear that financial and commercial pages, of the above statement ls true to the Whether you want to know what best of my knowledge and' belief. consols are worth In London or J. C. RILEY. Cashier. what railroad Btocks are quotetl at Subscribed and sworn to before bm in Now York, what price corn ls thl8 5th day of December, 1912. bringing In Kansas City or how M. CROWE, wheat Is selling at Minneapolis or Notary Public. Chicago, you can always turn to the My commission as Notary Paslle financial and comerclal pages of 1 expires January 10, 1914. the Record-Heral- d with tbe cerCorreet Attest: tainty of getting the latest facts in ALVIN ROWB, full and unbiased form.' . J. P. 8TKVKN8, The nea who write the local live I O. B. LIKENS, I stock, board of trsd and BaaaeUlj ' "' Dtrasiara. do-po- sit outstanding Individual deposits ject to check '25.000.00 sub- Hartford Music Co. M. A. PAUGHT, Manager. Factory Representative for High Grade, Pianos Player Panos, Organs and Sheet Music. HARTFORD, - KENTUCKY. m tare beaa reeslxlag las' paper as 4 as where sw waat K afcsng-- 4 Ate. Pleass taar tkte la aa44. J a NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. la erderiHg tie aildross of year paper cassged frosa oae plasa to EBetksr It la absolatelr nee senary to state wasre. rev vweH TO SUBSCRIBERS. Opposite your same oh the 'paper or wrapper ywiwIU'4 the 4a,to yew MBserlpttea rs, it ye flue yew me-BtripHe ta expires, please eeeu dellar. We will ap. preelate a preset maUtaaes. 'NOTICE ) m -- t l M cW ii j""t'mi,iwj "" wv far- - "" 'TS SV" - ( WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1912. THE HARTFORD HERALD statement that the miner sustains actual loss both of health and Ufo, and we may say that this condition arises and has Its beginning In the cramped condition of the caal fndus' try by the actions and th0 arbitrary power of the railroad corporations, To keep trusts, combines, etc. these mines In proper condition for work next day, It costs the operator from $60 ta $100 per day, according to the size of the plant and tho development of the mines. We now give the Items of cost for Idle days general manager, superintendent, clerk, mine foreman, CIIIUSTMAH GIFTS THAT AMOUNT TO SOMETHING l'AGK THltKE. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS This year when you begin looking for Christmas presents, come to my store and inspect my special line of I Holiday Goods I sell everything usually car- ried in a first class jewelry store. m have many suitable presents, including Watches, Clocks," I I) Forks, Spoons, Toilet Sets, Double Feed Fountain Pens, all kinds of Rings ,and guarantee to replace any stone that may lose out of Ring; Bracelets, Mesh Bags, Etc. Best quality for the lowest price. Always see me before buying. Knives, R. Jeweler andKING W. Optician I 4 Hartford, -- : : Kentucky. ty-sl- x days lost on account of the A GAR SHQRTAG E car shortage. Assuming an average per day of $2.50 we have $154,000 lost to the miners In wages. The community log? of this amount Is also keenly felt by the merchants and the farmers, for this loss to the miners has simply destroyed their market for the necessarle8 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;Ve I BRINGS 350,000 Loss in Four Months to Our Miners. A STATEMENT BY COMMITTEE will Iia mihlt Mm alB0 try crrpflt ana 1n 8how thnt. t0 the S!lO"WS Situation Here Manly Plea Made for A operators of these mines are con- constantly uiiuerguniB iiuui launtj entirely beyond their control. We will 8tate y stands alone and apart from any other Industry. This Is especially MATTHK NEEDING ATTENTION' B0 from the operator's standpoint, being at th0 mercy of the railroad McHenry, Ky., Dec. 11. It. C. corporations and the combines In so far as Vance, secretary of the Ohio county different cities anr town8 , Remedial Laws. that a coal mine 4 mlno must be' cared for during idle out .the following statement, signed days. The mine must be kept In by the committee of miners that readiness at all times In the expeccently went to Frankfort and ne""l tation of getting railroad cars. The roads must be clean from small that the State Railroad Qoninii...i dropping falls from the roof here do something toward relieving the and there, the water must bo ballcar shortage In their coal field: ed and the pumps must bo kept goThe destitute condition "of the ing to lift the water out of tho ralneis In this district having been mine, or the mine would be flooded there can be no compromise with shown, wo bellove the public should know something about, the demoral- water. The ventilating machinery ization of the coal Industry In Ohio must be kept running several hours county. We will In i conservative every day.. However, this Is somemanner try to make a few state- what neglected on account pf the great expense for engineers and firements that cannot possibly be only deal with men. This Is where another loss to We will the tour months ending November the miner comes In. When mines 30, during which the operators as- are Idle for several days, the fans and will prove that they and ventilation are to some extent sure which, If they neglected, thereby causing an accucontracts liad had been supplied with railroad mulation of' gases which are posicars, would have kept the miners tively dangerous to .the health and running full time, which would life of the miner. days have amounted to twenty-si- x It needs no argument to Impress per month, InBtead of an average of on those who know the necessity of twelve days per month. The num- ventilating our nubile and private ber of miners and mine workers In rooms that It Is In a high d'egreo'es- and around the mines In this' county Bentlal to take thought'fbr theire la normally 1,100. Pull time twen- - placement of vitiated by fresh alj.in x days per month, amounts to (ie ow .and often cbmpllcated 104 days, while the average time chambers of coal mines. Natural "worked, twelve days per month, cnubea com' Into 'nlav. a slow, Jet making flf- - constant change lakes pface Inline amounts to forty-eigh- t, surface of the substances exposed, to the air. and .the general result? Is the absorption of ,ox,ygenl A large , amount of water vapor requiresIre- The" polsorio.ua gas c. oj-- 2 rroval, Goad haakh itemandf at ttattoae eve- repuently kv. (caron, :dfoxJd?y meat ot hi bowel ecfa day.. Ja one An nff Anrf mnnv.ntfiora Rtirn mtTilrn a-ty-sl- IlllUL'JB tUUilUIHCO, 'I uociin f UV.BUU . . v iriivii .w i IJIIUCD " Ult3 UilVCI HUM.. M w w... will of public have to move. J It. C. VANCE, ,L. E. HEfWELL, J. T. MANN, G. P. FIELDS, O. .W. McFAUuAND, , ' , GUY RANNEY. JOHN McDOUOAL, C. H. GRAHAM. DelogatTdfl" representing Ohio county .minors In' Frankfort. that sent out the straightforward, "FAGGED-OUWOMEN manly statement o' tho conditions W. existing In Ohio county. We thank the public press for their expressed Incorporated. kindly feeling toward the miners Will Find a Helpful Suggestion and their families at this time and In This Letter. we believe that by Intelligent agita"fagged Overworked, tion bringing about the full weight out" women who feel as though they opinion, something T" run-dow- boss drivers, foreman of machinery, weigh master, olectrlclan, engineers, firemen, boss carpenter, fuel, stable 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 loss of profits. Wo may point out another source of loss. Some of th operators or all of them at times are compelled to buy coal eioewiiero for the purpose of holding their contracts, so that they can run the mine, whefti tho railroad company says they may run by putting railroad cars on the mlno switch. In summing up, we may safely state the loss to the coal Industry in Ohio county alone will amount to the startling sura of $350,000 In four months through shortage of cars. From those figures we may learn that while we mlnersand operators have our common differences, there are times when It is necessary absolutely to set aside those differences for the time-bein- g and work In harmony for the safety to health, life and property and the welfare of the coal Industry In Kentucky. Furthermore, wo desire It to be plainly understood by both the press and the public that w0 are In this movejnent as citizens of the great State of Kentucky. And we as miners of Ohio county petitioned the Governor as citizens of Wo Kentucky. have appealed to the people of Kentucky through tho for press to agitate Intelligently laws that will not only protect the conl Industry, but aU other Industries and the general public from being put at the mercy of the great corporations, trusts and combines. Wp wish It to be further understood that we, the committee representing the miners of Ohio county and Croiipy Coughx nnd Wheezy Colds. their families, are all staunch supThe quickest, simplest way to rid porters and members of the United the children of dangerou8 croupy Mine Workers of America. Howev- coughs and wheezy, stuffy colds Is er, In this movement we wish to be to plve them Foley's Honey and known only as citizens of Kentucky. Tar Comnound. It elves almost In- Our petition to th0 Governor was stant reHef aml stop3 a cmgh backed up bv a petition to the Hall promptly. It roothes and heals, road Commissioners, signed by over Contains no opiates. H. L. Dlom-quls- t, 100 farmers and merchants In tho Esdalle, Wis., says: "My vicinity of the mines, wlfe considers Foley's Honev nnd Immediate who were directly and Indirectly In- Tar Compound the best cough cure terested In the car shortage. Tills and It glve8 the best results." For movement originated In Ohio coun- sale by all dealers. m or advice ty without asslsrance Another Dog. whatever from ony officer or assum Grlggs Lost money In that stock In tho organization of ed leaders the mine workers.. We wish this to deal, did you? Say, let me give you be known as the people's movement, a pointer. Hriggs No you don't. No more Our case. Is In the hands of able men. viz, the Hons. A. O. Stanley pointers for me. What I'm looking for now Is a retriever. nnd U. V, Thomas., received the offer of I We .have also For Eiveiiui, Tetter and Salt the assistance of our Common- Itheuin. Attorney, Bin D. Ulngo. wealth's The intense Itching characteristic We have also sent an invitation to of these ailments 13 almost Instant( DnnxfleonfntlvA In PnncrAflU tflO ' ly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Hon. Ben JohnRon, who, we believe, Many severe cases have been cured always works for the best Interest by It. m For sale by all dealers. of the people. We, of Ohio county, rest our case In the hands of these A Stnini; Hcseniltlimcc. able men and we request that all "Say. Blllie." said Tommy. do to the end we you believe In Santa Claus?" otherg seek. "You bet I do!" returned Blllie. If we can accomplish through the "I've seen him. I peeped while he assistance of our attorneys and pub - was flllln', my stockln' last year." lie opinion the enactment or Iaw In "What did he look like?" asked Kentucky, protecting tho people Tommy. from the crushing Influences of the "Well, If pa'd had a twin brother corporations, trusts and combines, y( iia' thought It was him," said we will be truly thankful that we nillle. Judge. were members of the committee ni st ." j j In the December Woman's Home Companion appears an article entitled "Christmas Gifts That Grow." Ail interesting extract follows: "Our father who had been brought up on a farm wanted tp In vest in a pair of sheep that a friend offered to sell him. " 'It would make, a splendid gift for Edna,' he conChristmas fided to hlB wife. " 'Their lambs would Increase her bank account at very little expense to us, but we simply cannot keep them while w0 live In tho city.' "It was too good an Idea to give up, and after a while they found a way out of their difficulty. The friend who had tho sheop for sale suggested that he care for them with his own flock, and that remuneration for his services be made In a portion of the wool from tho sheep and from the lambs they might have. This arrangement has proved very satisfactory. Two or three times a year the father goes into the country to see that alt Is well with the stock, that the wool is pioperly disposed of, and that the lambs are branded, and during tho last two years it has oeen his cus-toto take his small daughter with him on such trips. She always know8 Just how many sheep she has, approvlmately 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 bank herself. This last year she has taken a great deal of Intercut In earning and adding to' tho savings account started for her when she was but a few months old. She has her allowance, which she earns by performing some light household duties and overcoming most prominent 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 withwill amount out future ndditlons, to over one hundred and seventy-liv- e dollars mor on her twenty-firbirthday if it Is undisturbed and brings Interest at four per cent, compounded Stubborn Case "I was under the treatment of two doctors," writes Mrs. R. L Phillips, of Indian' Valley, Va., "and they pronounced my case a very stubborn one, of womanly weakness. 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 don't suffer at all. I am feeling better than In a long time, and cannot speak too highly of Cardui." Cardui The Woman'sTonic who suffer from any if you are one of those ailing women 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. Write to: Liditi' Advisory Dcpt., dittmoopa Medicine Co., ChitUnoosi. Term., ur pnuii juixuciuru, vm dook. nomc i reauneni lor women, eni Irec I To do nny kind of Veterinary Horses, Mules nnd Cows work. need not die for limit of attention. Calls answered day orn ight. AM PREPARED PrrtiHtftnitl CJirl Barnes & Smith Attorneys At Law - KENTUCKY. HARTFORD, K. Mnltli MerHr. V, II IttiriifN hihI Hnumiiirf tliHl they Iihvh fnrmtl n imrtner-ntil- p for thtt ctMtTHt jirHCtlrw of luw, ex cent criminal iiml llvorr. hm-, Mr Multh heliifft fiunty Attorney, I prevented from will IirHetfrliig ihIi eei. Mr Hrne (Ifllcfi eit urh timet Ire. III llnrifuril ltepuhlleriii till llri lug, liuit-fnnl.K- y. VETERINARY SURGEON Hartford, j ! ! j Kentucky. j ! j J. M. PORTER, GO TO- - Attorney at Law, BPAVER DAM, KY. ht ptolomon In Ohio and ad. Special attention given o ' bnilneentrutri1 to hlncare. Albert Oiler FOR Carpenter and Repair Work TIN WORK nnd FLUE CAPS . Pump and Furniture Repairing j. Soldering and Saw Filing, Rug- ! olntngcountlfa. Will practice FRANK L. FELIX, Attorney at Law, j. lining counties and in the Court of Appeals Criminal practice and Collections s sprelattv. OlEce In the Herald bul'dlng Will HARTFORD, KY. piscine his proleslou In Ohio and ad v v,.n 1" . py Tops Covered and Lined. . .,,! HUM :., tills n, t..i... 4.VJU J( ItlJV i.:. (It i.. Jilll Mitchell oilico on Main Street. Beaver Dam, Ky. Otto C. martin Attorney at Lwv HAHTroitl), KV. up Mail' over Wilson & opposite court house. Will practice Ills piofession In all the courts of this anil adjoining counties ami Cotut of Appeals. Commercial anil criminal practice a specOIllco Tr'IUJRS 1 MONEYS ,ytMG IK Crone, rt- ialty. PARKER'S We tell rem how. and cay bst market pricei. We are dealer; established you lal8.'; andeanordo ui:r ir.K lormerman agents commission chant". References any bank in Louisville. Write for weekly price list. M. SABEL6. SONS & 33 E. Marks I SL. LOUISVILLE. Dealer in runs, wut, wuuu XT. Clnstef ud bMatifles iht hil& lYomoUf ft luxuriant growth. Kfvcr 7ili to Jieitore Qtj Hair to its Youthful Color. lreYinti hnlr falling. . nnd 1 00 t !Min1tN HAIR BALSAM HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE PI.ACED IN YOUR RESI- DENCE OR PLACE OF BCS- INESS, AND PUT YOURSELF IN DIRECT CONTACT W'Tl) THE UnR diamond, a wauh, IHt&X'uAdfl HvWGb jewelry or silver fcgyfJts? ware, you can get I9VK239 wffjttyg - from the jSSfipQSBK Long Distance Lines TO ALL STATES. FOR THE COMPANY'S SPECIAL TO THE FARMERS CONTRACT CALL ON OR ADDRESS BOLDEST MAIL rrrB- 'ORDER HOUSE IN THE fgf. ' For almost half a century we have aerred ex duslvely the Southern trade. Wrie Address. lor our Iree lUuitratcd catalogue. a rm Urn n Box 26 Louisville, Ky. Kvery Article QunranUed n.. DUI-UD- 3 Ub r 9. WUb J. W. O'BANON, Local Manager, Hurtford, K; . C. SEXTON. Local Manager. Beaver Dam, Ky. OOOOOOOOOC OOOOO CJOOOOOOOOCi Gillespie Bros., call on the could hardly drag about, should profit by Miss RIchter's experience. She Eays: "Last winter I was completely run down and folt fagged out all thq If you want lollies of any kiiK Notice time, was nervous and had cleaned, lndlgeu-tlo- n. Hurtford Pressing Club. We W. H. & J. F. GIILESPIE, they will be satisfactory if PROPRIETORS. not, nothing will be cluirged. We are ready to cjeiiri 'your clothes for spring. We also ..BLACKSM1TH1NG.. have a new line of Inte samAndnnMn;a....-C- f ples and we guarantee n perfit. Call on us when in Work fect b need of work in our line. -- ". Ayer's Pills f LOW!!, Aw Year vector. MSM. wish to call your attention to the fa6tl tlfWrn'ost 'Infectious diseases',' "sUdlt as''hooplng co'ugh dlphtrterW WirfftaWet fever, are contractd ?hen ' tho child has p cold'.' ' ChaftfteVlaln'B Cough Rome dy will quietly1 cure a cold and greatly lesserf' the danger of con.-(tractjng these jlifdasesi Thls remedy Is famous for Its cures of colds. .It contains no opium or other and "majr' be given' to "a child V'daWphyari'dfe'.tealftaao- - wlthIm.plfcit confidence."" Sold by' m oimej. 'inerciore ,we maKe me all dealers. W nar-cqtlc, "One of my fr!cnd3 advised mo to take Vlnol, and It has done mo great feeling is good. The tired, worn-ou- t all gono, and I am strong, vigorous and well. Tho stomach troublo sooa disappeared and now I eat heartily and havo perfect digestion. I wish, every tired, woak, nervous woman could havo Vlnol, for I never spent any money In my Ufa that did mo so much good as that I spent for Vlnol." , Marie .RIchtor, Detroit, Mich. Thousands of women and men who were formerly weak and Blckly owe their present rugged health to the wonderful strength-creatineffects of Vlnol. We guarantee Vlnol to build you up ,and make you strong. It ! Ioes fcc-t- ; Ve give pack youp money. For Sol' by v. ..v. ... ..... ? DruSjst, Harttonlj Ky. g can clean any kind of clothes you have and guarantee that HnCJjail A HARTFORD, Hartford Pressing Club Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Horseshoeing Specialty :: FRED NALL, Mgr. IfOB mUMATlBM KY. ocooccoocoooooooo Subscribe for The Herald. TgV -7 ' JEOipimDNPHIS V -- .I'. FOLEY KIDNEY IU0NIYS AN PHIS BWOOM Hi, (3. t ," t''ttii: .. j-- tfo,itjtlJf, i rrfjai r,l ,u, .h.lUaUfciy .fcAM ...1 a,FTejFlv- - Wl "r jf-- ?' ( --a IWH' AGE FOUR. THE HAfcTFO&D HERALD i Wednesday, dec. is, una, - !. " " t" " " "" '" . "' " '" "- - J ejra KB" K1 kj''r.vftBJS7r3 --sdsss- w8srr I II ill rZr . K ss::? - .tSqttSfi3Ks'J2?r . AU Christmas to You t IT A MERRV . . ' 1 v Vf "1 r ' i I The joyous season is now on when all should be merry. titi SANTA CLAUS has arrived with everything that will bring m cheer to the hearts of both? young and old. This year, ajj heretofore, he has arranged with us to make our store his HEADQUARTERS. Shop here and save time running! around. 4 - .. . , Wy v tin1' 1 I ' T I Toy Department it i ir Ti I Ladies Department Here we are very strong in Holiday gifts. Anything you may need is found here. A peep at our big stock will convince you. Run over this; you will find what you want: Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Fleeced Gloves, Guaranteed Men's Department - nm - r- - - vjhhw Certainly everything here that a child could wish. Only a partial list can be given here. Dolls, Doll Carriages, Dishes, Mechanical Toys, Balls, Wagon, Velocipedes, Guns, Pistols, Air Guns, Stoves, Animals, Violins I Hatchets. Trains, Laundry Gloves, Handkerchiefs, LaRattlers, dies' Ties, late stylo Collars, Trumpets, ?ets, Toys, Carts, Fancy, Pins, Beads, Brilliant Drums,Tops,Iron Pianos, Sled?, Chairs, Whips, Slates, Harps, Drawing etc. Checker Boards, A visit to this department will convince you that Santa Claus has amply provided for the children. Hat Pins, Purses, House Slippers, Silk Hose, Scarfs, Rugs, Dress Goods, SilbB, 'Laces, in fact many things you will see by coining to our store that will be helpful to you in your Xmas shopping. have the things that men need. The greatest line oiS Ties to bo found. The famourf Holeproof Sox in lisle aud silk, Handkerchiefs in plain and initial, Ties and Sox to match, Hose Supporters, Sus Sweaters; penders, Jersey Mufflers, Collars, Gloves, House, Slippers, Raincoats, Suit Cases, Shaving Sets, Cigar Cases, CufT Buttons, Overgaiters, etc. Save time and cash by calling on us. We have a big line. Knowing what to give men is an easy task. If you don't think so, come to us. We 4 MWu r'm 1 t In conclusion we want to say that if anything we have suggested doesnot meet your approval, why, come to our store and you will find many suitable gifts that we cannot mention here. We have done our utmost to find gifts that will interest the children and be profitable to the older .ones, and we feel that when you see them you will say "Well done." Thanking you in advance for your patronage.-- P)r The Hartjord Herald HEBER MATTHEWS, FRANK L.FELIX, EDITORS. FRANK L. FELIX, Pub. and Prop'r. Entered at the Hartford a mall matter of the second class. post-offi- It has been demonstrated that goose flesh Is a better criterion of cold weather than the goose bone. We notice they have In a measure ceased writing and printing It "Xmas." Lot the good work go on. Thl8 Is the season of th0 year when most of us care lesg for the high cost of living than any other time. Remembor, In making a present to Father, that a book would b a right nice affair a well filled Mr. Merchant, the strongest lick busiyou can strike the mall-ordness is a standing ad. In your local newspaper. Anyhow the date of Presidential inauguration will not be changed before March 4 next. It can't come any too soon for the good of the people and the country. I lf The back and front view of the an evening gown made in Paris for jl celebrated American beauty lookB about like a capital let- y, with the point coming almost Co"' the waist line. &- Afijjal Thursday waB a unique day ii?'tbe world's history, so far as date was concerned. It wta the twelfth day of the twelfth month, Blaeteea hundred and twelve, It wllL sot occur again for about a hundred years. topx of i tr thought the editorial column GOV. WILSON RETURNS in the News was easy to write. We naked him to write one and ' It is safe to say that FROM THE BERMUDAS give us a fest. He has not been, will be carried on in an entirely ' In the ofllco since. different way after the Democrats The samc sort of experience has come Into power. The Republican Elect Reaches New, been encountered in The Herald pf- - President mode of trust annihilation simply flee and. haB perhaps been' met with York Early and is Keeping ' meant multiplication. ounces of 'the in many newspaper Doesn't anybody feel sorry for country.' A column or so of" misMum on Politics the poor Congressman these days? cellaneous items in print looks very easy of accomplishment, but the fel Verily his hour8 are full of turmoil, New York, Dec. 16? President doubt and trouble and he gets a low who thinks he could grind them from Without any trouble or expe- elect Wilson returned barrel full of mall each day, all out The caused by th0 many applicants for rience would And himself disappoint- his vacation trip to Bermuda. which carEditing a newspa- steamship Bermudjan, positions under the forthcoming ed at the task. per i8 not like mauling rails, but it ried him and his Party, docked here new administration. a few minutes after 8 o'clock this is a hard lob just the same. Thp new parcels post regulations morning. Not an announcement as permit the transmission through We'ie Coming, Father Woodrow. to politics or anything else did the the mails of any article up to eleven We're coming, Father Woodrow, Governor have to mako on his arpounds in weight and "measuring a hundred thousand strong; thoy've rival. as much aB six feet in length and kept us out of office for 16 years too "I'm going to devote myself to girth combined.",, So If you want long; we're hungry and we're thirs- New Jersey affairs," he said. to send your friend a fishing pol0 by ty, but manna you'll supply; from After a few houM In New York mall, it will soon be your chance. messenger to cabinet, heads will b0 planned to go dtrect to his home in. Princeton, so as to be on hand at A witness before the "money surely fly; wo've waited nnd we've waited to hear the big horn blow; the Statehouse In Trenton early totrust" investigation in Washington morrow for the regular budget of testified that some of the operations and now we feast on plenty while others eat the crow; and so, from State business. on the New York Stock Exchange brought with The President-elewere of a "gambling nature." Well, Maine to Texas, you'll hear our bat- ,, him his annual message to the New tle cry Wr0 coming.Father did anybody ever think that said Jersey Legislature, which meet8 on we're coming for our pie. Exchange was conducted on th0 orJanuarjft ' 14. It embodies every Lebanon Enterprise. der of a country 'prayer meeting? plank in the Democratic State platNotice. form. New Jersey 1b just now parCopying what The Herald said1 The annual meeting for the elec- amount in the Governor's mind, and last week about, there bolng nothing equal, in the hate business, of one tion of directors for the Ohio Coun- It lB quite, likely that until he Is woman's Jealousy of another, the ty Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co., able to complete his programme of will convene at McHenry, Ky Sat- progressive legislation he will not Owensboro Inquirer says: urday, iahudry 4, i9i'S, 10 o'clock; only continue in oBlce as Governor, it po8ilble that The Her Is ' a. m. sharp. aid has never !eard a Repub- but will not take up many of, the g JOHN M. SHJJLTZ, Pres. preliminary tasks of t lican express bla opinion of a J. P. AUSTIN, with respect to his Presidential adBull Moose? iii 8uro we've heard this opinion exministration. For Sale Town nrobartr' vacant pressed we're right In the As to appointments, Gov. Wilson d dwelling. of Its germination. But we were loU, cottages and admits that t While 'selections have A. XX 'TBISKR IC3?," thinking of the h'ig'her social centers been running through h fa 'head, he adv. HartfortjuKy. Instead of the political mud pudhas not decided anally on any poet dle. Comparing jthe two, however, of Importance and has sot evea " chosen a private secretary. the Inquirer 18, right. old brlndlo cow with the same terial at hand. trust-bustin- ijjSP mag "Wood-rowSec'y.-TreasV' FAIR & COMPANY, The Fair Dealers t HKRTFORD, 1 -- KENTUCKY. adopted by the 'reflned and exclusive social set, by the Cjty Council here. The following ordinance waB passed at the last meeting of tho Council: "The City Council of the city of Morganfleld, Ky., do ordain: "Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons within the limits of police Jurisdiction of the city of Morganfleld, Ky., to enSec. 2. Any person who shall b guilty of the violation bt" 'tnfsv'ordi-nanshall be guilty of. a misdemeanor and upon conviction Bhall bo ce to-da- y fined $10 for each" offense and eachi person engaging in such i dances-shal- l be. guilty 6f a separatp offense-aneach dance so engaged, In, shall be deemed, a separate offense. "Passed and approved at regular gage In any such dancoB commonly session of the City" Council "on Friknown as the 'turkoy trot,' 'bunny day, pecember 6, 1912. hug,' 'bear cat' or other like lewd "W. T. HARRIS, Mayor and lascivious dances. "Attest: A. F. WALLER, Clerk." d A Great Grocery Bargain, Cash Sale Will be Opened By S. T. MASON, Beaver Dam Dec. 19 and will End Dec. 31. The following are our Holiday Specials. 17J lbs. Granulated Sugar oo 50 lbs. Pure Lard.... r,'.,"'?'"675 4 boxes 12 ounce Seeded Raisin8.V.7..V.".7..V'"V,"" 25o 7 boxes Rolled Oats , t.,.i 5o0 ct office-fillin- (( hot-be- two-fctef-T The-contem- of MoosersaAd- - Republicans A cesjpafy baa been formed In for each other TrTknscends anything Milwaukee to manufacture artlflclaj In tbe jealousy V6T hatred line. J vMllk out ot, timothy hay, But with ' Tbe EIirabethtoV Xews says: all' the seieaee which they may be -- AyeisSafrsapip OitotSiH8teatfMRMC " V'!-"- TOWN OF MObAXPIL BARS SKN8UOU8 DANCgg MorgaBfleld'r fcr.,Iec. 18. The baa has be4a put" on sesuos dances, which have Yeeeatljheea bars Lenox Soap Jt.i'.avT 25o lbs. Full Head Rice 4 lbs. Loose Routed Coffee...:,U.':-- J, 95o Sboxes Faust Macaroni 24 cans Lorn. .,,....... m$o sure to come to our store to Vuy'Wr KB, Parsnips, Celery, Cranberries, Tuynip Pears, Apple, gauanas Nuts, Fi9st Grapes,l)rang, 'CoccSnW Dates Cakes, Candy,. per pound. Wehave everythingtyeu want to eat," 7 7 Tbars Cleaneasy Soap 7 bars Red Wrapper Soap ;&,..- - .y.Sit; ,.25o ..iliwi'ldOc ..j26o .'i'.'.'i0:.-isu...$1.8- SticlcCiWtMS i,m W ,wW to vr doubt timjkrf. effort fqaal-t- h j If they tof the A. friend 6(tha,'d;tor re- -' marked the other day. that he Corny , ' lt j' 5 tmtf K rr rtmLtGmtggg I. in , " f i W'f,. " ""l 'if ,r7t fln - "" , mn9i WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1012. I1 ii'iyi """" 4cr PAGE FIVE. THE HARTFORD HERALD Mr. John G. Keith, Horso Branch, his aunt, Mrs. Mlsslo Whlttlngblll, gave Tho Herald a pleasant call of Bowling Green, Ky. Tho telegram stated that It was not thought yesterday. Roy. Birch Shields, Beaver Dam, she could survive longer than three was a pleasant caller at Tho Herald or four hours would Wlr0 later. But upvto tho hour of going to press ofllco yesterday afternoon. last night no further news had been Th0 01ll County Mission Board received. of th0 Baptist Church held a session D. Claude Wilson, Osteopath, at tho Hartford Baptist church yeswill ."bo In Hartford on Tuesdays and terday. Fridays of each week. Hl3 offlce Is Revs. A. B. Gardner, Beaver Dam, located In the Commercial Hotel. and Albert Maddux, Rockport, Ky., Ofllco hours, S:45 a. m. to 1:30 p. paid The Herald a pleasant call yes- m Dr. Wilson has been compelled terday afternoon. to cancel his trips to Beaver Dam Mrs. Sarah Leo, of Leltchfleld, on account of all of his timo on who had been visiting relatives In these 'dates being taken up at Hartadv-47tHartford for the past month, re- ford. turned home Saturday. Just received 25 boxes of fine Mr. R, H. Gillespie, who has been Florida Oranges and the prjee Is Buttering with la grlppo since the only 20c and 30c per dozen. We latter part of last week, was not have 20 bunches of line Bnnanas ordered, too; 10 barrels of No. 1 Apquite so well yesterday. ples, plenty of now Cocoanuts, Leltchfleld, Grapes, Figs, Dates, Raisins, WalMrs. Lula Coppage, arrived In Hartford yesterday to nuts, Almonds, Butter Nuts, Pecans visit her son and daughter, Mr. and and anything that you may want ,Mrs. Otto C. Martin, and other rel- for your Xmas. atives here. ILER'S GROCERY. There will be regular preaching Roy. J. A. pastor, of Bennett, at the Christian church here next Sunday morning and evening by the Utlcn, Ky., assisted by Kev. Birch pastor, Eld. W. B. AVright. Every- Shields, of Beaver Dam, closed a very successful meeting at Woodbody invited- Baptist ward's Valley Church Beginning next Saturday morn- Thursday night, December 12th. ing, December 21st, we will sell for There were 21 additions to the one week only, 19 lbs of the best ohurch, 17 by experience and bapGranulated Sugar for $1 cash. tism. The meeting lasted for 12 LIKENS & ACTON. days, Uev. Shields doing tho prenoli-inOur line of Fruit Baskets Is unusually attractive and never fails to There will bo a Christmas tril please, because they are put up Just entertainment at Uk court housV right. net Tuesday night, given by the HARTFORD GROCERY CO. people, In which they Methodist The most artistic and beautiful will 1j0 joined by the Presbyterian display of Christmas Jewelry we've and Christian Church gojigregatlonB. 6een In or around old Hartford, un- There will also be a like entertaindoubtedly Is at Tappan's, See his ment at the same time at the BapSanta Claua will be big ad. on second page. adv. tist church. present, of course, and the usual Mr. Allen Miller, Beaver Dam, program will be carried will move with his family to Rlney-vlll- Christmas out. Ky., These worthy people have the best wishes of tholr Miss Fllydla Foster, daughter of friends In their new home. Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Foster, living When you go to buy a new Stove at Nocreok, about five miles wost of or Range It will pay you to see nnd Haitford,. wa3 married last Sunday get prices on the "Now .Progress." at noon to Mr. O. I). Carson, Rev. T. V. Jolnor, of the Methodist We can save you money. Quite a crowd Church, ofllclatlng. 51t2 LIKENS & ACTON. of friends and relatives was presMrs. J. T. Wallace, mention of ent to witness the ceremony. The whose Illness has been made In'these happy couplo left immediately after columns from time to time, Is being married for a short bridal thought to bo slowly Improving, but trip. Including Mammoth Cave. Mr. Is yet a very sick woman. and Mrs. Carson are a very worthy Always a jeweled ring has been and, popular couple and hnvo a host the gift of love. We have the W. of friends to wish them much wedW. W. llne which are guaranteed ded" happiness. against the loss of a set. Gsme in Mr. C. L. Chapman died at his PPAN. and see them. J. B. residence In tho Nocreek neighborWe have a big line of Imported hood last Saturday, of cancer, with China, Salad Bowls and Fruit Sets. which disease he had been nflllctcd These make handsome ns well as for some time. After funeral services at Mt. Hermon church, conuseful Xmas presents.-ducted by Rev. T. V. Joiner, Sunday HARTFORD GROCER'. CO. . i morning at 10 o'clock, his remains i Mr, A. AJ1; Brown, Beaver Dam, were Interred In tho cemetery near representing th0 United States Life by. He was converted many years and Security Life and Midland Cas- ago, but was only baptized and joinualty Co.,- - Chicago, waa a pleasant ed the M. E. Church recently. He caller at Tho Herald ofllco yester- - was 54 yearB old at the time of his He leaves a wife and one death. Mr. .Amos, R. .Carson went to son, another son having died In In(L;ou!silJp Friday and returned to fancy. A kind and loving father Hartrord yesterday Ho was ac- and husband has gone to peaceful companied by Master Joseph D. Car- rest. son, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S, Carson. f xi s O MARRIAGE LICENSE. 0 Remember the Ohio County Drug OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Co. when you! want .to .'make a purchase for Christmas. They have a Loyd Warnlca, Hartford, to Lula well selected stock and have many May Ward, Hartford. valuable and useful presents. The Ealy Baize, Balzetown, to "Addle low prices asked will appeal to you. .Wallace, Balzetown. Richard O. McConnell, Simmons, Tho Jury In the matter of Georgq A. Barnes, Ac, on motion for a to Eula Rowe, Echols. O. D. Carson, Hartford, Routo 3, drain or public ditch, running from the Iron bridge on the Hartford and to Fllydla FoBter, Hartford, Route Beaver Dam pike, a little ovcr ono No., 7. to Ida M. C. Bell, Centertown, mile and a half southwest, found Coffman, Centertown, Route 1. verdict establishing th0 ditch. W. W. St. Clair, Centertown, to From the beginning Jewelry has Iva J. Ashby, Centertown. been the most appreciated and valCharlie Cox, Wysox, to Eth'el ued Christmas presents.and you will Wysox. certainly bo sorry all your Ufo if you buy this year before seeing Notice. Tappan's wonderful display. Como Magisterial District Hartford seo U. "Everybody's doing It." meeting of the A. S. of E. will meet and For all kinds of Fresh and Cured at, Beda Saturday, December 21, Meats, Staple and Fancy Groceries, lS'l'2. All locals are urged to bo call on J. D. Ralph at New Meat well represented, as this Is a very yarket, Riley's old stand. Like- important meeting. Days are very wise I handle a splendid brand of short at this season of the year, so .shlpstuff. Prices right. . Your pat- all are urged to come out reasonaronage' solicited. bly early. 50t2 , . GEO. P. JONES, Pres. who has Mrs. Rilla Williams, ,P, F. BEAN, Seo'y. been on an extended visit with relim atives and friends 'In and around' x, Pence NeRotlatloiis. foV Hartford, left Wednesday The preliminaries to actual 'Equalty, III., where she will visit peace negotiations betweenthe the Balher son, Dr. J. R. Williams, before allies and Turkey Were finished returning to "her home at Dermott, kan Monday and. the Peace Conference Oklahoma. ; London, was formally organized. Mr. James Park's horse,. became. tXJM tprmitobe prpposed by tho al- frightened at an automobile, ran Hefl &fflc,Islly" were made public and away and tore the buggy up badly. thosg to be proposed by the Turks manner. It is reThe horse had Just come in off of In a Mr. Park's majl route k. and was ported Servla- - will concede Durazzo. hitched to a tree, on Court Square Te divergence of the terms makes Fortunately no one was hurt and Ifplkjjly mediation will be necessary, 'and It' Is pointed out the' United the '.horse bruised. States is th0 only Power sufficiently A telegram was received by M,r.; disinterested to- - take up this task. C: B. Sullenger, Hartford, Monday, announcing tbg serious HJuesV of for Tho Herald. 91 a year. G g. o, y. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 'IlItlSTMAH XOTHS. O " ". r 4 10 Say, do You Know HHHHiHaHMHnHnHHiiHHHi 'I It is not a bit too early to select your Xmas present? We are selling just lots .of them now, so before the best things are layed back, you had better be looking around. We are going to have the largest line we have ever carried, and if you buy ' your Xmas present before at least looking over our stock, you will see where you have made the greatest mistake of your life. use to try to enumerate the many things we have, but a few of them are: The best Rings made, Watches, Clocks, Bracelets, Lockets and Chains, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Mesh Bags, Chafing Dishes, Silver Plated Ware of of all kinds, some new things in OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Baltimore don't forget the American: summer Boys, girl at Christmas time. Atlanta Constitutions If Santa Claus la up to date he'll como In an aeroplane. Detroit Free Press: "How are they getting along?" "Beautifully. She's perfectly willing to spend as much on gifts for I1I3 people as she does for her own." . WIN New York- - Times: The Venus Mllo explained: of "1 wore 'em off carrying Cljrist-ma- s bundles," shc complained. Herewith Spug. she resolved to be a Chicago News: When buying a Christmas present for father, remember that a ton of coal Is a useful gift. 9. u ' There is no Pittsburgh' All the signs Indicate that It Is goimr to bo the sort of Christmas you dream Gazette-Time- s: of and seldom see. BIG SLUMP IX EGGS OX MAYSYILLE MARKET I U64T Ware. Maysvllle, Ky., Dec. 14. There was a hlg drop In th0 egg market here tilts week, the market quotation being 22 cents, a drop from 35c and 40 cents. Thero are a number of merchnnts here who hnvo lost money on the slump, as they bought a quantity when prices were high, thinking they would go to ."0 cents by Christmas. Special Xotlcc. December 31, 1912, will, under the new law, be subject to a penalty of 12 per cent. I will be compelled to advertise nnd levy for all unpaid taxes at that date. Please make your arrangements to settle same without this extra penalty and trouble. ."0t3 T. H. BLACK, S. O. C. Sunday Street Battle. Ky., Dec. 1C Last night while a temperance meeting was In progress at the opera house, thlg city, Noah Sanders, white, aged about 2S years, started shooting on the streets. Marshal Brownfleld attempted to arrest him and Sanders shot at him several times. Depu ties were summoned and a general battle took place, over fifty shots being ilred. Sanders received the contents of both barrels of a shotgun in Ills leg, which ended the battle. Sanders is In Jail. Cav,. City, All taxes not paid by p So come in. and just take a look at least. I believe you will say we have the prettiest display in 50 miles square. 91 J. B. Tappan r, f I The Reliable Jeweler and Optician Hertford, ooooooooooooooo LOCAL NEWS O O AND ' - Kentucky. Mrs. very sick. H. E. Brown, Hartford, O went to BeaverDam yesterday to sa" PERSONAL POINTS O her father, Mr. Ben F. Gray, who Is OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S. Carson J, n3 jf J-W- Ju. pay8.cash for furs. and Mr. Nlco line ot Xmas Goods "' '-County Drug Co. at " ' Dr. W. B. Armendt, Owensboro, A. B. Kevll, Rockport, were Ohio pleasant-caller- s at The Herald ofllco ' Thursday. Messars. B. F. Bean, Hartford, All kinds fresh and cured Meats Ronte 2, and Geo. Cummlngs, Dun.at..Moore;a,JMcat Market. gave The Herald a pleasant call nice and fresh In fam-- u dee, I . Hy Everything, at Moore's Meat Mar- - while In town Saturday. groceries Messrs. Tip Bean, Dundee,,' and J. .' Hartford, Route, 2; open- - T. Wallace, Just f i Nice new barrel Kraut Spa's &, Meat gave The Herald a pleasant call tt edat.W. H. Moore while In town yesterday. . . . Acton, Hartford, are about Man San"Ad- - headquarters for Santa Claus. Livery' S'tabld and carry "mail. ta has a splendid line ot Fruits, ' L.T3. BEAN? dress, DR. Candles, &c. Prices right. Oh, you swell Fruit Basket that Look the town over for Xmas will do for your best girl. goods and then como to the ,Ohlo ' ILER'S GROCERY. County Drug Co.'s store and save f Evaporated Peaches, d Apricots, - money on your purchase. ApPrunes and Country Miss Corlnne Woodward,- - who Is fcpfes at 'Moore's 'Meat 'Market: attending Bchool at .Bowling Green, .fiSplete'llnf-otuWatfrVt will arrive Home tne last ot tne ' select frorn, week to spend the holidays. LIKENS '& ACTON. 51t2 We have the room and the goods, V MaBgle .Marks, bookkeeper so don't fall; to com0 in beforefyou Miss been buy;you will never regret your visit. S In the Bank of Hartford, 111 of la .grlppo the past few days. ILER'S GROCERY. . v have received the second ship-Mrs. Jas. R. Hoover, who gave ment of- - Cut Glassap .Flnp?' China. birth to a daughter Tuesday njght ILER'S GROCERY. of last week, Is seriously ill at her Ohio County Drug Co. will residence in Friedaland; this county. The sell you a' choice Christmas gift, Messrs. J, W. Thomas, Roslno; and sell It to suit your pocketbook. 'Allen Miller, Beaver Dam, and J. It. 2, were Mllburn, Hartford, Hurry and getvvypu,a,lnlco box of pleasant callers at Routo' The Herald office Lowney's Bon Bona. Monday. j ILER'S OROCERV. Messrs. McHenry Holbrook and Can.The 'nicest line of Christmas Douglas D. Felix, who are att'end-in- g dles 'and Fruits in town. " State University, Lexington, CO. HARTFORD GROCERY to spend the will arrive home y ' Christmas Goodies arriving dally. holidays. See' ouin lino before buying. Those who want to make special HARTF.ORD GROCERY CO. Book orders for the HolldaysVwlll X new line of Fire. Works for the please band a memoranda of same little folks. ' No large cannon crack- to Mr. J. C. Her at their earileBt ILER'S GROCERY. er convenience. Miss Mary Joiner. .wJio is teachMessrs. Glenn Barnes and Estill ing t Madlsonvllle,,, wlu arrive Barnett, who are. attending tho home Saturday to spend the holl- Training School, Elkton, "' jays tpo?. will arrive home Saturday to spend '. "'"iti&Llfite . Hartford, iMe holiday. " r i"- -! I) 'Route'sarid J?!MBWBe, Qlaton, ;lSfl'JWwl Funk, ot Hartford.j yeej avtery lp Farms For Sale. Improved and unimproved farms for sale. For further particulars call on or address, ELI WESLEV, Hartford,, Routo 3. 40tf 3 PAXCV COLLARS The Liberty tho Bell will cross the continent for the first time and will bo seen at San Francisco In 1915 at Exposition. The petition asking for this old revolutionary relic was signed by 500,000 school children. Panama-Pacifi- c m ' r HANDKERCHIEFS COMBIXATIOX SETS LEATHER HAND HAGS LEATHER COLLAR BAGS SALT AND PEPPER SETS CROCHET SLIPPER SETS 4:Market f s WANTED m Likens & r u, :. ooooooooooooooooo Xotice. 4 doctor will he wanted at Nelson, Ky January 1, 1913, to take charge of the miners' practice. For further Information write J. H. Johns, Nelson, Ky. 51t4 A m OO OOO O sun-drie- All sizes, from to 300 acres. We can pleaso you If you want to buy land. A. C. YEISER & CO., adv. Hartford, Ky. 6 For Sule, Farms W Guns! Guns! Pt'-Araai- O JN R " y, t s E I have just received a large line of Shot Guns, Rifles, Guns, Tar-g- et to-da- Ammu-nitio- n, i ,!,' Shells, &c, And respectfully request you to calP'and see the largt est line of Shot Guns, Ammunition, &c, ever brought to Hartford. GoodB the best and prices the lowest. and-bes- A v! Van-derb- llt 4 &?. semi-offici- T T al - terdafto J j.f.V .' r . bjfwte 5, TbaHerald pleasant can aaturaay. we. .gave hB got Mlgs Elbe correspondent's supplies And. she will furnish us the riewB irons ner section oi tne county in 4fee .future. 4, a yu l3fXX.ti 'only1-slightl- U. S. CARSON Grprperyman lfibe F jRum i'Ji:'i$tom, HARTFgRD, - KY. S OOO OOO OOO OO . -- !. yfc.l 4m!mI4h ..t - mii.. -- -. ,.t. I :? r ' w&p PAGE SIX. "111 itnFIT iTTTm III iHi flii fimaiMilnUianiii f THE HARTFORD HERALD under such favorablo conditions, would bo assured of success. WEDNESDAY, DEO. 18, Mlfc The Hartjord Herald Llvermore is a town of 1,500 peoIt has a thoroughly modern BUmoIs Central Itailroad graded and high school, several Beaver Dam, Ky. bio at handsomo church buildings and nuBouth Bound. North Bound. handsomo and attractive merous K. 1321:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. homes. It Is the Green river towri Mo 12212:28 p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. that merits notice and commands K. 1022:48 p.m. No. 1318:55 p.m. attention. J. E. Williams. Agt HIS "BED AND HOARD'- WHAT HIS WIFE SAYS UVERM8RE IS STEADILY "To Whom It May Concern My wife having left my bed and board, THE FRONT I will not be responsible for any CflMINBJO debts contracted by her after this Tlmo Ta- - ple. BOSTON STORE- - -- Eyanwille's Holiday Shopping Genter- - -- BOSTON STORE Suite and Hats Reduced Garments. R.ems.rkable Reduction on Up-to-da- te ft.' !i s date." Has Prosperous and Growing That advertisement, inserted Manufactories, Water and Rail Routes. by Edgar Potts Marshall, of Newtown, N. J, appeared In a paper there last The news of this changing of prices on Boston Store Suits will by many. Stylish bo welcomed Suits have never been priced so low this season as they are now in this great sale. FINAL CLEARANCE OF ALL LADIES' COATS Priced Specially You Can Buy Them Almost Saturday. Yesterday this advertisement appeared: "To Whom It May Concern After reading a few lines contained In the columns of your paper In regard to myself I beg to differ with tho author. In the first place, how could I leave my beloved husband's bed when the faithful old bed on which I slept, Including the ancient feather tick and tt few board slats, are tho property of his aged father? A straw tick Is also included In the makeup, the covering of which I purchased myself with the Income fromjny flock of chickens, which I worked hard to raise. If I am not awfully mistaken my beloved hus band furnished the few bundles of therein, hence I straw contained left his bed of straw. "I also beg to say that I have furnished the greater part of the for my board for my father-in-laself and to my "precious one" ever' since his poor mother was laid in her grave. Therefore, how could X I a'Bo took In leave his board? sewing and kept boarders to help sustain my faithful husband. "I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted by my husband. Brundage Marshall, , manufacturing enterprises that are BelovedGrace of Edgar wife Potts anynot surpassed or even equalled else throughout this entire where section of the county. The Acnip or Dignity. There Is a splendid electric light During the war in the Philipand Ice plant here and it Is hoped pines Gen. Charles King one day, that within a short time, other cap- while resplendent In his uniform, ital will be Interested and will erect which was made especially brilliant :v venter works. A wholesale and by several rows of new brass butretail produce house is needed and tons, came upon a raw recruit. The Furniture latter was on post duty and failed would prove profitable. factories and brick and tlle works to salute the General. would be welcomed, and, operating "Are you on duty here?" asked Gen. King, with a show of anger. "I guess so," said the recruit. Iteport of the Condition of tho "They sent me out here, anyway." 'DUNDEE DEPOSIT BANK "Do you remember your general A llank Doing Dustiness at Dundee, orders?" asked the General. County of Ohio, State of "I guess I do some of them," at the Close of Hub-Inesaid the raw recruit. on tlie2(ith day "Well," said the general, "don't of November, 1012. you know that you are supposed to salute your officers? Don't you KKSOUKCES. Loans and Discounts ...$38,338.82 know I am the General of this brigade?" Overdrafts, secured and 759.99 "You the General?" said the new unsecuied Stocks, Bonds and other recruit. "Gosh, no; I didn't know 00 It. I thought you was the chief of Securities Due from Banks 8;5GC98 the fire department." Cash on hand 3,220.02 WHAT THEY BROUGHT Checks and other cash HOME FOR CHRISTMAS 00 Items Hanking House, FurniMrs. McFuddle started out shop1,008. 47 ture and Fixtures J,OXi.UU ping on Christmas eve. She had a vmui uuui .tuuie $10 note, and this Is what she Other Assets not Included brought home: under any of abovo One young tree, a rocking horse, 00 a drum, a horn, a train on a track, Total $33,953.88 a box of cigars a box of candy, stockings, socks, handkerchiefs, MAIUL1TIKS. gloves, perfume, slippers, oranges, Capital Stock paid In, in cash $15,000.00 apples, nuts, books, n kimono and Surplus Fund 900.00 an express wagon filled with pack-age- s. leBS Profits, Undivided Mr. McFuddle started out shopexpenses taxes and paid 92C.95 ping on Christmas eve. Ho had a $10 note, and this is what he Deposits subject to brought home: $13,907.08 check One silver fizz, four dry martinis, Demand Certifinine whiskies, one sherry, one Deposit 00 cates of Bronx cocktail, one Sazerac, three Time Deposits $21,101.85 sloe gin rickeys, four mugs of Tom 00 'Certified Checks and Jerry, six assorted doses of egg-noCashier's chocks eleven beers and a mess of 00 37,128.93 outstanding free lunch. And they were all In 'Due Banks and Trust Cincinnati 00 one package. 'Companies Notes and Bills Bedls- 00 counted Strnngc. 00 Unpaid Dividends "Yes, she is nice, but she Is very 00 unwomanly." Kcscrve for taxes 00 Bills Payable "Why, how can you say that?" Other Liabilities not in"She got a package marked "Not cluded under any of to be opened until Christmas' and 00 she above heads has not opened it.", Uvcrmore, Ky.. Dec. 14. There are row people outs!de or (the con-linof Llvermore, who realize and appreciate what a thriving and prosperous llttlo city It really Is, or how much It contributes to the groat volume of business 'hat Is handled on Green river. In business and nimerclal activity it leads, and as a city for good government and civic pride It Is without a l'eer throughout the entire Green river valley. There are several prosperous and sroivlng manufacturing concerns liere. Three chair factories with a tlaily output of more than 200 dozen chairs, are located here and there Is also a broom handle factory located here. Five coal mines are located within two mile8 of Liver-morcheap fuel and a nssurlng constant and unfailing supply. AVIth splendid water and rail facilities for th0 transportation of its manufactured products, with vast timber lands In the Immediate neighborhood, with fertile lands surrounding the city and with a good supply of skilled employes for Ita manufactories, Livermore offers and affords opportunity for other e, Ladles' Diagonal Astrachan Coats $15.00 SUITS FOR $8.08 Suits worth $15.00, sizes to fit In a full length, either grey or Two hundred and filty brand now Fall Hats, newest shapes, juniors, girls and all women's sizes, latest colorings, choicest trimmings; not an old hat in the entire brown with black velvet collar and Matorlals, Novelty edge with large and as long as they last at the follow- cuffs, braid-boun- d lot. On sale cloth and serges ing unprecedented reductions: patch pockets. ' $27.30 SUITS FOR $12.50 Specially priced $4.50 Trimmed Hats ij 4 JTf Suits worth up to $2 .50. A Reduced to . .r bI wide variety of new models and $5.00 Trimmed Hats 'popular fabrics fror OO A large assortment of Ladies' 3) I bUU Reduced to which to choose. black Astracnan Coats with yarn dyed eatln lining, large $6.50 Trimmed Hats .530.00 SUITS FOR 921.00 'JZ-Ujshawl collar and wide turned cuffs; Reduced to B Suits that were sold up to $30 extra fine quality of Astrachan. Very latest exclusive models, fine HATS at Your Own Price Low n $8.98 DU $16.50 $12.50 01 full-leng- th tf0 flO tailored, charming now materials . 421.00 UNTRIMMEDHAISi:&?!S Extra $12.98 4 No store In Southern Indiana shows as large assortment of holiday goods as w0 do. We assure you the most varied collection of all that is new and up to date at lowest prices. A visit to this store will convince you. We mention only a few Items of suitable gifts, but there are hundreds on our counters not mentioned here: Books, Pictures, Cut Glass, Fancy China, Hammered Brass, Umbrellas, Parisian Ivory Art Novelties, Art Linens, Leather Goods, and when we speak of Toys we mention the biggest and most varied stock ever shown by Everything you can think of, anything you may want, and at considerably less cost than elsewhere. one store anywhere. Fowler, Dick: & Walker, Irvdiauna. Evaaisville, : - as hen to lay 'another egg In the same place, thus preventing her from' stealing her nest. The maternal of a hen leads her to try to k'y a nest full of e;gs, en which she. can sit if nature's plan is not Oipturbed by gathering the eggs." The Youth's Companion Window A HAVEN FOR SHOPPERS 20-ye- ar Ken-luck- y, ss Transparency nnd Calendar For 101 a. The publishers of the Youth's Companion will, as always at this season, present to every subscriber whose subscription ($.00) i8 paid for 1913, a beautiful souvenir. This years it take3 the unique form of a Window Transparency, to be hung In tho window or In front of a lighted lamp. Through it tho light shines as though the stained glass of a cathedral window, softly illuminating the design a llguro of Autumn laden with fruits; and all around, wreathed in pur.ple clusters of grapes and green foliage, Is the circlo of tho months. It is the most attractive gift ever sent to Companion readers. Brotherly Iovc. said a conceited young parson, "I have this afternoon been preaching to a congregation of asses." "Then that was tho reason why you always called them belovreplied a strong-minde- d ed brethren," lady. Life. REBATE YOUR R. R. COME TO EVANSVILLE. Sterling Silver Child's Cup... $2.50 14k Gold Case American handle $1.00 movement $18.00 Cut glass sugar and cream . . . $2.00 Sterling Sliver Condiment Set. $5.00 Cut t'lnss bowl $2.00 Baby's bolid gold rings 00c 12 Slo of Gold Fill-o- il A large selection of fine white Case, 13 Jeweled moveSliver plated shaving stand, loose diamonds for you to select ment . . .. mirror, enn and brush 910.00 $4.75 from. We Mill mount your selecnapplc with 1'rize. hunting heavy Solid tion while you wnit. Cut glnss FARES 8-i- WE WILL n Popular priced Jewelers, 303 Slain Street, Evansvlllo, Ind. Wrlto for Catalogue. Member M. R. A. If you can't remember the name, listen for the Chimes. That's the place. KRUCKEMEYER & COHN, SPECIALS We have the Wagons for sale. points. cele- X brated Henderson Road At Small Cost FORCE Let us show you their good WATER INTO ... "Ah!" h(-id- s Also our usual line select Family Groceries and supplies at the lowest cash prices. Give us a, call or Your House or Buildings By Air Pressure How did you man-ag- o to throw straight enough to hit that window? I aimed at tho wall. Suffragette Subscribe for Tho Hartford Herald. Englishman 'phone No. 83. LIKENS & ACTON Hartford, Kentucky. ed. Want an active man In this locality. To introduce us to your frlendi. We pay largeBt cash benefits when sick. Injured, and at death, for smallest cost. offer to first apand plicant from this place. Write quick tor Cash-Bon- gHSffisssCK'"""' ' i tt5 mmJSSj 950.00 TO 9100.00 A MONTH For your sjare time Experience not need- Fairbanks Morse -- g, Pneumatic Tank Water Systems are doing it everywhere. Operatedby Hand, Gasoline Engine or Electric Motor. Send for Catalog No. wo 1217 l every day. particulars. Post-rporte- m THE 835, Covington, Ky. 9 examinations often show that tuberculosis had been arrested by strengthening the lungs before the germs gained mastery. You can strengthen your resistance power by taking -- Fairbanks, Morse & Co. United States Life, Chicago. Security Life, Chicago. Midland Casualty Co. Chicago. $5.00 f6r $2000, pf ear. $lB.0q 517 W. Main St, Louisville, Ky. Total ,$53,055.88 Cralldren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S Why Ncst-KgEncourages Hen. The following Is taken from the, current Issue of Farm and Fireside; "There Is still a great deal of suR ... State of 'Kentucky,) County of Ohio,) )sct. vja, p , Wo, S. P. McDowell and S. J. "Weller, President and Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly awear that tbe above statement Is true to the best of our knowledgo ' and" belief. S. P. McDOWELL, President. , S. J. WELLER, Cashier. Subscribed, "and'jswoni to before df December, 1912. th this 6th day-"My Commission expires" January V ,, 1316. . ' HUGH d: ACTON, CASTORIA a nest-egg- Scott's Emulsion. It con- 1 Notary Public. perstition about poultry matters, s and the real purpose of comes In for Us full share of comment. "No, the ordinary china nest-egdoes not make th0 hens lay white eggs, nor of .any,, kind, nor re teach the hens to sit. ' merely encourages a "A nest-eg- g g lay-mo- tains available energy in concentrated form, which quickly, nourishes all the organs pf the body. It rtpaln watt mUw ricfj, act torn blood and tappUat tntrgy to tht atoning ctUt."It' timely uj enabltt thm body to ' ratUt tubtrcaloti. JOB PBXNTING. ' Weekly Indemnify. $10.00 for $5J06o, per year. $ds.00 '",' ' Tbe kind that makes you look good In the eyes of the wbole- -' sale dealer and the city merchant that makes your neighbors piflnd of you, increases respect and sets you right In the minds of all people; thte kind Is Weekly Indemnity. , For stubborn colds and bronchitis nothing compare with Scott's Emulsion.. NEATLT DONE - A. A. BROWN, Agent. BEAVER PAM, KY. ' And bod pimply delivered by the ' HARTFORD HESALD. Rtfatt Scott abtlttttetlntittf BhwaSeM.tf.jroh Heads, toelowest; werk;tfcecst. Mis: EnVeJf Btstajements, Etc Call Vt..YU j.. M'$?sl,!ess Mcls Me Evcry- - Siatlencrytote nowadays. ft Bowse, StirIlSrJi-fl'a7- ir A . .w'v vne nenftjuu. .- H.rtfor4, Ky. , or Write jw. - 1- -J! ..." Prices V.?.' o Wafty-?)-.,.;,,,- .. "' 11 minium yi y u ." " i1' " ' uj " WEDNESDAY, DEdv 18, 191Z. ho was With tho blooming, young girls laughed at her too! Nellie Waldron- - went homo, with grief in her heart. That night late Nelllo Waldron ran to Eddio McDonald's homo, A weapon flashed; It was spitting fire one, two, threo times'. And Face Her Maker, Who Eddio McDonald dropped dead. A few minutes later a bluecoat Knows pulled Nellie Waldron out of (he Case. deep, oily East river just whero it of Hell sildes ovcr the shallows KILLED HER FAITHLESS LOVER date. "Vou'd better not stop to arrest me," gasped Nelllo. "Get tho ambulance down to 115 Grcenpolnt When He Deserted Her and avenue. Eddto McDonald Is Bhot there. And, O, I want to die with Wouldn't Give Their THE HARTFORD HERALD o O PAGK SEVSX. DESTROYED. NELLIE IS FREE o o o o o o'c , OOOOOO ooooooooooo'oooo So If "INASMUCH." and they C 0 "NOTHING Motter EVER -- fflttlUUIt the died said unto him: "It lo written against you that you headed not tho sorrow and the want of them that wcre stricken in poverty and suffered in Illness and want." And he said: all my life long I noted especially the suffering and want of tho poor, and not a Christmas went by that I did not say over nnd ovcr that I was starry for them. No one gave them more sympathy than I, no on0 showed more commiseration for them. Why, 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 ls 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 stoves." So he was abashed and stood silent for a space. Then he said, meekly: "And I must not come in?" A8 to that they did not answer, but they snld again unto him: "All thoso thnt you sympathized with ore here, and now they will sympathize with you." "That is unfair, for y him!" ' Baby a Name. 1'ITIFJUL STOHY TRUE TO I JFK (By Harry Durton.) New York, Dec. 12. "Case No. 10393." That's Nolllo Waldron at Hospital BollYUe just "another lungpr." Her face, worn to the bone, tells that she'll 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 ... .. f f lhln am hi uu my tsuui, I, biliu. .NUIlie Waldron. And now she will! Jfr. The bloom of the child was not oIT her cheeks when Nellie went to work In the laundry. Her eyes sparkled and her hair rippled lightly qver her brow. She was "the neighborhood beaufy" of Williamsburg, an area of dingy tenements across the East, river from Manhat- tan. Swaln3 and enough came to adore fojks call "no account." Two women believed In him hl8 mother and Nelllo Waldron. Eddie did not work much. Ho didn't like "to be cooped up all day." It was more fun out with "the boys." Of course, to bo a good fellow, he had to have money. So every Saturday night on her way home from the laundry the laundry that was slowly washing out the bloom of her faco Eddie would meet Nellie on the corner. Nellie would give him $6, made by bending all week over steaming but only Eddie McDonald won the smile they had all craved. Eddie was tafl and straight and handsome, but he was what the old clothes. One 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 th0 baby that was coming. "It's our baby, you know, Eddie," she said, "and, O Eddie, dear, I love you sol" Her arms and her soul, too came towards him, but Eddie moved away. "It'll be all right," he said,, harshly. "Just keep, on working for a while and it'll be all right." Eddie McDonald did not even run away. That, indeed, was too much He kept on hanging trouble. around the corner, waiting for Nellie's money, spending it and telling her it would be "all right." But Nellie knew her baby-r-he- r's and Eddie's would have to have a Just $l,103,2nfi.9C3. This Is the total of estimated for the cost stood It. It has only been proved ex of tho Federal Government during periuietitnll.v In recent years. New the coming fiscal year. It is tho f- York World. inal calculation of what the annual expenses have been brought to , hcHp her?" AVERTED A TRAGEDY. "Just ask her," whispered "the through sixteen year8 of uninterAn Attack of Mai de Mer That Saved rupted Republican administration littlest nurse," with a smile. a Vessel In Midocean. , the last word for the present which The doctor did. When nflalrs In France in ISIS made the party of centralizing power haB The next day the State pardoned possible the return of the exiled Nelllo Waldron who had killed tho for the people as taxpayers. went from iimoiin It Is a sum more than double America was a thoe who of the ureat father of her baby when he refusKrnuiltiicco 1G years ed to pay the cost of honor. There what wa8 yearly called for Napoleon. Princess Caroline Murat. In e was no at all. The doctor's ago. These expenses have not only "Mv Memoirs" the princess tells how request a stroke of the State'8 pen been more than doubled absolutely they chute for the passape In preferwithin so short n period; they have ence to "oue of Mr. Cuuard's paddle and Nellie Waldron was free. boats" a milling vessel. In which they "Now I can die," Nellie breathed nearly doubled relatively to population. They were little more than were tosied on the m'iih for twenty-seveto "the littlest nurse" this morning. days. UuiiuK these days It was "I can face mv Maker pure as the $G per capita at the beginning; they demotion. tod that even so undesirable are now by these estimates submit- a snows. He will understand. And tblu as seasickness may have its my boy mine and Eddie's he will ted to Congress nearly $12 per cap- welcome results: not be ashamed, either now or when ita. "I remember one Incident of the voyCan a people groaning under a age worthy of note. was dreadfully he grows up and hears." many-towere- The baby her baby and. Eddie's was born three months later in prison. At the trial, at first, Nellie Waldron refused to, plead guilty. Then against her th0 baby whimpered "I'lr-plca-d breast. guilty to manslaughter," she finally said. The District Attorney snoke in her. behalf. She was sent to Bedford Reformatory for threo years. But fate or was it God? stepped In. Doctors came, but shook their heads. "The heart Is too Bad," thoy said. "It will not give the body alliance." They took her to a prison hospital at Lako Saranac. Thoy hoped the clean air that blows down the peaks and pines would mountain cure. But It did not. Nellie Waldron's scar was too deep. Then they brought her back Jo d Manhattan; "Can't she dlc easier, doctor?" asked "tho littlest nurse," who has "Case No. 10393" In charge. "I don't know," ho said. "What'll WHAT IT COSTS TO HUN GOVERNMENT A YEAR Bum periment Take si glass tube and lit a cork Into each end. Bore some holes In tin' loner cork, one or them in the middle large u smallenough to hold a caudle. er glusM tube to U shape, fill It with small pieces of caustic soda nail cork one end. Now connect the two cylinders by a small glass tube through the corks. Insert the candle through the lower cork and suspend the whole apparatus from one beam of a chemical balance. Weigh It carefully. Connect the free end of the V tube to an aspirator o ns to estnbllsh a uniform current of air through the tubes. Remove the candle, light It ami instantly reinsert It. Let It burn down until cmiiely consumed. Now rewi'lgh the apparatus. You will find that It actually weighs more than It did before thc candle was burnt! What had happened? The carbon nnd hydrogen of which the candle was composed have been separated, have drawn oxygen from the air and combined with it, forming water and carbon dioxide or carbonic acid gas. The caustic soda has uburbed the carbou dioxide and made sodium carbonate nnd has also caught the water. The extra weight ls simply that of the oxygen taken out of the air. This Is practical Illustration of the great truth that nothing Is ever destroyed. Matter changes, but does not cease to exist. St. Thomas Aquinas taught this In the thirteenth century thus (is iu so many other ways anticipating modern scientists and some of the ancient Crock philosophers underItt-n11 Merely Changes, but Does Not Cease to Exist. ' When n candle tiuru.s It Is not destroyed Wh.it xeeuw like (lest ruction Is, merely change. Any one mu prove tills for himself by a verj simple ex- 'rnrxTlmmmmMtu t:rj1tjf Urn ' 'if tulXM it m falBr fft For Infnnt3 and Children. sti rBa faJ H ( MM for As- - W A5rflnlilp Prcnnr.itinn The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature slmilatingilieFoodandRcgulalingthcStoinachsandBowclsof - h m t Promotes Digcslion.CheerfuW nessandnesl.Con'ains neilher Opium.Morpltine norXiticral. I $ NOT TiAR COTIC. JlKifieafOldllrSAKVIlPirCJtKIi Jik,ll JlxSmtut SJJt - Jtfirmvil ill feitrudMaU OtmfudJUfar ltatrnmn flmvr. ) forConslipa-Tlon- AperTecl Remedy , Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca Worms .ConvuUiuns.Fcvcrjstj-nes- s nnd Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile. Signature of hX j & afa 4a NEW YOUK MUri Use For Over Thirty Years EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ES!t&- j'j TMst CINTAUB COMPANY. NEW VON n IJoiia-parte- s TliirS - Lave Lfferfj ' mv - w W a 'A r 1 Confederate WC lovc-L-ticr- Gensera! red-tap- V- ""f - Jv4 ft , && n 1 , Nellie Waldron is free to die! i name. One day most everyone in Wil- liamsburg went for a picnic Nellie wasn't nearly as pretty as she had been. Folks said sho had "a Eddie 'talked to worried look." girls whose cheeks still bloomed. Finally Nellie called to him, the father of her baby the baby ,sho had hoped would be a crown of her very great love. Eddie McDonald Just laughed at her, and the girls HARTFORD PROOF r Should Convince Every Hart- ford Reader.' i .' t ad The frank statement of a neighbor, telling the merits of a remedy Bids- you pause and believe. The same endorsement By some stranger far away Commands no belief at all. ' Here,'a a Hartfprd case. ' A Hartford citizen testifies. Read and be convinced. J. A. Baird, farmer, R. F. D. No. Ky., says: "t used 5, Hartford, only one box of Doan's Kidney Pills but that was- - all I needod to cure me of kidney weakness, For some time I have been troubled, with sharp twinges across my loins. As I, heard Doan's Kidney Pills highly fticomnieiided, I got a supply from tke Ohio County Drug Co. and their Bee cured 'me. J can highly recommend this remedy." ,; For sale by all Aealera. PrlceO Co., Buffalo, Mnts. Foater-Mllbur- B Kew York, sole agents for the United States. $RjHnnbei; the' name Doan -lake no other. , - A Des Moines man had an attack of muscular rheumatism in his A friend advises him to shoulder. 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 Chamberlain's Liniment. Three The JIii8' Woman's Dny. days, after the fjrst application of It beglnB early, end8 late, and Is was well. For sale this liniment he by all dealers. m full of work. Sho often has kidney trouble without knowing It. Her back aches, and she is tired and HE ADMITS THAT HE HAS $30,000 OVERCOAT worn out. Sleeps poorly, Is nervous, no appetite. Her bladder gives Representative Jefferson M. Levy, her trouble, too. Foley Kidney Pills of New York, who owns Monticello, will cure all that and make her the Virginia home of Jefferson, and strong and well. Mrs. Lena Beyer, ajot of otho things of historic and 12 Frederick street, Auburn, N. Y., intrinsic value, has"n $30,000 over- says: "Three boxes of Foley Kid,' ney Pills were all that were needed coat. The coat is of sable and Mr. Levy to make me strong and well." They has promised to appear In It when are the best medicine made for kid tne tnermometer drops to a proper ney and bladder disorders. Try m degree. The members of the New them. For sate by all dealers. m York delegation are waiting anxThe Wild Oats Crop. iously for the drop. If thc statistics were available y Mr. Levy admitted that he probably it would be found that 05 ,had the coat, that It Is worth $30,-00- per cent of young men who are and that It is about the finest sowing wild oats are permitting piece of sable In existence. When somebody else to pay for their oatasked whether ho bought tho gar- meal. ment or whether It was a present Mr. Levy replied, from a friend, In an address before the Federal coolly: Council of Churches in Chicago "Ah, that Is the question. If you Gov. Marshall declared that evasion only knew from whom I got the of religious training In tho home coat, you would be surprised." bore bitter fruit in wayward childWhether the coat waB a gift from-J- . ren. P. Morgan, one of Mr. Levy's A critic by any other namc would constituents; the Sultan of Turkey or the Duke of Sutherland, two gen- bo a knocker just the same. tlemen In whose acquaintance Mr. Levy revels, is a much mooted Washington question. Cor. New I York World. to-da0, high and Increasing cost of living afford to neglect an Increase In the Federal tax burden on each family from $31 to $00? Retrenchment, economy, reform, have been neglected nnd unpopular words In the Federal Government through four Presidential terms. They may now come Into some attention. N. Y. World. III. and. while all the other passengers were able to be on deck, playing games or enjoying music. I was forced to lie down 'all day. sometimes on deck, but more frequently below in a small Indies' cabin, where a mattress was put on the tloor. It seemed as If those weary weeks would neerend n. I lay there thinking and wishing the days away. "One evening, some little time after the bell had summoned all to supper. I was lying, trying to read. Suddenly thought 1 saw a btreak of light from under the door of the cabin belonging to the second mate across the alleya few moments watched, way, wondering wha( the light could be. As I watched It gut brighter. "Springing up. forgetting that I felt both sick ami giddy. I made my way to the saloon to ghe the alarm. Soon all hand') were at wurk to extinguish the names. In a short time we were out of danger. "Had It not so happened that was on the Hour ami noticed the light uu one would hare known that a forgotten candle had set lire lo Mime article ot clothing ami we might have been liiitn ed to death In midnceam" 1 1 1 begin in t'le November i3.n:c a scries o of real a wiTi; written ovcr fifty years ara by one of cur national heroes to his sweetheart Uurirg thc period of '0t to '65. This great general viii go down to . .,yissssJ-fn----- 'tj't? JV t posterity as having accomplished one of the most brilliant feau of arms in ths history of the world. He was as great a lover as lie wa? -- . NTr-r-- -scfe a general therefore these letters combine au"rtP'V thentic history and exquisite romance. They ' " fi sound a human note that no other work n( literature has done in a decade; it is war, it is romance, it U history, it u literature. You simnly can't afford to miss this wonderful scries an iiihiao , ,::.,,. .11 storv of the Civil War now nubiished for t!ir firt freshness of a These Kthc and hold VOlir contemporary happening. r.Ml ...letters will gripyou harr!,.. I i .1... intl'rnsf frnm firsf li liif now before you forjet it. Vtttifi8&smr. v -- frJ&Tw Sor: Review Co. H2W.it 39A St. N.w YorV C,i, Pictorial Review X . v 15 Cents a Copy One Dollar a Year Enclosed please V find 25c. for which incuse cnu mc r.u. ior Nov., Dec. aad Jan. Name. Address. and L,beral $10,000 in Cash Prizes .Co,m,m'"'on3. to, tor Particular "' Clients. THE PICTORIAL kv 222 West -- REVIEW Co! 39th St., Now York Clly UMnratucm uwtr xkw- ' The Houses of Parliament. The lire which destroyed the old house: of parliament broke out on Oct. 1(1. 1K1L The present building, termed the palace of Westminster, was opened on Nov. I. 1S.VJ. It stands on n bed ot concrete twelve feet thick and covers an area of nine statute acres. It con tains 1.100 apartments. 100 staircases atid two miles of corridors and p.is sages. The great Victoria tower at the southwest extremity Is :MI! feet In height. London Ktandaid. A Doubtful Compliment. The banquet hall was adorned with many hen ntif til paintings, and the president of the little college was called upon to respond to n toast. Wishing to pay n compliment to the 'ladle present he designated the paintings with an eloquent gesture and snld: "What need Is there of these painted beauties when wc have so many with us at the table?" Ladles' Home Jour nal. $53,000.00 BEING GIVEN AWAY to tiiosk who act as tiik itki'ickskxtativhs op kvi:kviioiys magazine: and tiik diilixkatok ah ix addition' to jjiikhal commission. let ts show 4YOr HOW YOU CAN SECURE A SHARE SIMPLY It YFORWAKDING THE SUIJSCIUPTIONS OE YOl'tt FKIENDS AND NEIGHIJOHS AND COLLECTING THE REKOIC NEWALS OK OUH PRESENT SriLSCItlllEKS. THY THIS MONTH'S PHIZES. THERE ARE LOTS OK PRIZES THAT CAN HE WON ONLY IIY PERSONS LIVING IN TOWN SAME SIZE AS YOUR OWN. WRITE AT ONCE. I Herald only $1 y'r AN OLD ADAGE s BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO. Butterick Building, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of SAYS. NewuYork City. tf "A light parse Is a heavy curse" Sickness makes a light purse. The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths of all disease. You will find that druggists everywhere "speak well of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They know from long experience In the salo of it that in cases of coughs and colds it can always be depended upon, and that It Is pleasant and safe to m take. For sale by all dealers. Occasionally the sense 0of humor can .bo exchanged for dollars. " WsPills goto the root of the wbolei and restore the action of LIVER te normal condHloBt The One to Be Pleased. "No," said Packhntu. "we uevcr have boiled bam at our bouse any more." "Why," said Ascnm. "1 thought yon were very fond of It." "So I am. but my wife's pet dog won't eat it at all." Detroit Krce Press. Hi "ST ter, thoroughly, quickly safely the ing banker Ket?" "I understand bis lawyer charged him 540,00a" Washington Herald. A "What punishment did that Punishment. default- Light and Power Company (INCORPORATED) vV CHltlrr Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A S.T ORIA fc S solid flesh to the body Take No Substitute. Give tone to the system and "In what shape did be appeal to for help?" "His appeal was more American. V Fiver. yon E. G. BARRASS MGR., shaped." Balti- FOLEY KIDNEY 'F0ft RHEUMATISM MONEYS AND BlAODtR PHIS Tfca yinth of a nation are the trustees of posterity. Disraeli. Will wire your house at cost, Electric Lights are clean, healthy and safe. No home or business house should be without them when within reach. rJe m rMERRY CHRISTMA o; " PAGn KianT. -- THE HARTFORD HERALD, -- M , t ' G PG 311 n H '. wEiB?W!R31wfrl i 30 3fc IEEfe. ' VIM . I .? t ! s.fiTBW1 'ji il w The annualholiday season, is fast approaching and we beg to remind you that our preparation is far greater than usual. Our SANTA CLAOS display will please tfr&ojd as well as the young and all your Holiday be secured here. If you want something to eat we can feed you. If you want something to wear we can clothe you. If you want toys to amuse we can amuse you. If you want Furniture, Pictures, China, Cut Glass, Books, Umbrellas, etc., we can please vou. Everybody can find suitable holiday ttresents here. JU tf . - I Q$n v f Of Our Doll Family. What can you buy for the price that will bring as much Christmas cheer as a nice life-like I Toys. We have searched, the country 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, Automobiles, Street Cars, Balls, Tops, Blocks, Games, Beds, Drums, Chairs, Trunks, Tools, Guns, Irons, Buckets, Tea Sets, Water Sets, and Books. We can only enumerate a few. We we would be glad Cut Glass and China We will show you an ,of Cut Glass that will surprise you. Elegant high-claspieces that will dazzle the eyes of the mistress of the dining room: s Ladies' Presents A wonderful variety that "possesses intrinsic- value. Ev- Presents for Men So many are puzzled and Doll? We are show- ing a wonderful assortment of both dressed and undressed Dolls from 5c each up to 3.00 each. China Dolls at each 5c, 10c 25c. erything has Its daily mission to perform. We mention a Picture Frames Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Albums, Vases, Ornaments, China Salads. Cake Plates, Cups aud Saucers. Chocolate Sets, Hand Bags, Mirrors, Music Rolls, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Cloaks,' Coat Suits, Skirts. We wori't stop until we have shown you all.- ' Water Pitchers. Tumblers, few only: Pictures, Brass Head Dolls 25c, 50c, 75c, 81. t Hair stuffed Dolls 25c, 50c, SI. 00. Patent Head Dolls 25c, 50c, 75c, SI and SI. 50. Dressed Dolls 25c, 5Cc $1, S1.50 up to $3. Fruit Bowls, Celery Dishes, Nappies, Compotes, Sugars, Creams, Vinegar Bottles and Pickle Dishes, China and Glassware of every description. Lamps at .any price from 50c to 810. actully. bewildered, when they undertake to buy a present for a man. We can make the undertaking a pleasure. We have presents for men of all ages: .Military Sets Collar and Cuff Bags, Smoking Sets, Ci- gar Caes, Cigar Jars, Necktie Backs,, Shaving Sets, Shaving Mugs, Brushes, Razors, Neckties. Silk Socks, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers; Suspenders, Gaiters, Suits, Hats, Overcoats And Shoes and many more still to show you. We can load Santa Clans down with doll values. h to show you all. of the crop. Hurry aud get the pick v r FURNITURE OF EMERY DESCRIPTION. COOKING STORES FOR HLL. E. F. Barnes db Bro. L IE 3E V' t BEHVER DHM; w 1111 .Dec. 16. -i- r )C ?E KENTUCKY. " died Tuesday " "9 Ill The Hartord Herald TA-RL- E H. H. & E. RAILROAD TDIE AT HARTFORD, KY. Tho following L. & N. Time Card U effective fiotn Monday, Aug. 21st: North Bound No. 112 due at Hartford 7:19 a. m. No. 114 due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. South Bound No. 115 due at Hartford 8:45 a. m. No. 113 due at Hartford 1.46 p. m. H. K. MISCHKE, Agt. HIGHER COURT DEFINES POWERS OF POUCHM Has No Right to Arrest Without a Warrant Unless He Sees Offense. Frankfoit, Ky., Dec. 13. The in an exCourt of Appeals haustive opinion by Judge Settle in tho case of W. C. Madden against Pat Mcehan, from Jefferson county, holds that a policeman has nfc power to make an arrest without a warrant unless the offense for which the arrest Is made is committed in the presence of the policeman. Madden sued Median, a policeman, for arresting him without a warrant on the charg0 of keeping a disorderly house. Madden had a pistol on his person when arrested and as 't w'as shown that the charge against him was carrying concealed a deadly weapon, the court says he is not entitled to damages, as a P liceman has the right to arrest a man who is carrying a deadly weapon. The opinion goes further, however, and say8 a policeman has no moro powers than any other peace officer and as a peace officer has no right to make an arrest without a warrant, unless the offense is com- rnltted in his presence, It follows that a policeman cannot do sp. y, WEST NOCHEEK SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE J vJogrant for Friday evening, De-- Reading pt 'giHgln&WjRollall. Ope lair 'address Robert ialHutes. Miss Lulio A. Moxley visited rel- farm. The Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Trisler several days re'i- cently. Smith, of Taffy, is v.ery ill. Mr. J. T Mrs. Ether Daniel, of the New Funk .and sons have Baymus neighborhood, spent Satur completed their work for tie West day afternoon with Mrs. M. Hall at Kentucky Oil Company. her late home on Main stroet Mr. J. K. Moore, Jwho is erecting Mr. Dan Stevens, after, two years a new house for J. j A. Kirk, has it returned near completion. absence from., Olaton, j v Thursday for; a visit, to W. H., Char-H- e Park brothers have bad their sawmill repaired and 'are at work and Calvin Stevens. Mrs. Melvina Hall spent Sunday again. M)ss Dona Hoover has purchased at McGrady Creek, tho guest of Jas. a piano from Mr. Faught of HartHall and wife. , , nENNETTS. ' Mrs. Archie Sexton, of Rdckpoft, ford, Ky. Dec. 16. Rev. Vanhoy was able and the Misses OJ(er,"of 'Tennessee; Mr. Philander 'Trogdon is on ttje to All His regular appointment at are guests of .relatives at Frjeda-lan- d sick list. Bethel Sunday. "Mr. Morgan Aphlfey went to Hartand McGrady Creek. Miss Viola Waddle, who haB been Mr. Tom : Barks, wife a,xtf son ford Saturday. ' visiting at Williams Mines, will re- Chester and Master Gaither Flatt Mrs. A. T. Hapdley has purchased , turn home this week. spent Sunday In Grayson county; monuments for her husband and Mis8 Maggie Miller, of Hartford, visiting relatives. tliree children from F. B. Bidwel), " spent Saturday and Sunday with of Beda. ! Misses Cora and Ora Maples. . DUNDEE. Wedding 'belU are ringLlstenl Dec. 14. Hog killing and gath- ing on "Old Clear iRun. ' Mrs. Tom Wallace Is thought to be improving, but slowly. ering corn Is all the "go" now. CKRALVO. Mr. T. H. Tatum, who got his Mr. Sam .Potts, who has been In Dec. 16. Misss- - Willie KImmel, hand hurt very badly, i8 Improving. bad health, is improving.-- ' ;'s' Mr. and Mrs. Willie Chapman are Mrs. Sam, King, of Deanfleld, 1b of Rochester, Is visiting her uncle, thinking of moving to Kansas. visiting herbr6ther, W. D. 'Hardin, Mr. D. W.' KImmel. Mrs. Minda Patterson, of PrenMr. Strother Hawkins ls on tho this week, sick list. Mrs. Julia Renfrow has returned tiss, visited relatives here Thursday Mr. and Mrs.:"James Cecil spent from a visit to Dr. T. D. Renfrow at and Friday, Mrq. Grace Baker is visiting her Livermore, Ky. last week at Whitesville. Mr. and Mrs. Mis8 Molllq Renfrow, of Sunny-dal- e, parents, ReV. and Mrs. J. H. Rich, Shafer and son Everett visited relatives at Beavisited friends here this week. ardson, at LafayeUe. Mrs. Blanche' Jones, Miss Myrtle ver Dam Saturday night and SunRev. Vanhoy, who haB been sick, Parle' and' Miss Myrtl0 Garrett went Is able to be 6ut again. ' day. Mr. Person NcDpwell Mr. Mark Acton i8 contemplating to Evansville last week. will move rMis8 Mattie Wood( of 'Prentiss, from Mr. P. H. McDowell's farm to moving near Hartford. W$! "regret very much to lose him ondbls iam-- , visited relatives here last weeki Mr. George Schrdader's place. " i We have had several timber pros- Hy. f ' '. , If you are troubled. with chronic pectors in our community lately, Foilu n Foul Plot. .' . coBfltlpatipn,. thomlldi and gentle Will Extend Lines. When a shameful plot exists be- effect 6r Chamberlain's Tablets them especially suited to A meeting of tbe Board of Direc- tween liver and bowels to cause dis- makes tors of the Hartford branch of the tress by refusing to act, Fake Dr. your "caso. For sale, by' all deal . m Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co., King's New Life P11b,j and effd such ers. was held at-- the exchange here Wed- abuse of your 'system. The. gently, Pellagra 'Is spreading fn the nesday afternoon, 'and plans were compel Tight action of stomach, United. 8tate3, says the report of the perfected to beginat once erecting liver and bowels, and re8torefyour Publjc .Health Service of the United lines that will connect . Hartford health and all good, feelings. "28c states. Kentucky has had C81 people with DeWer Dam, Center-tow- n at James H. Williams. ' Pnioo with POt M J4 'vAa t? ; ' , r and other points. With, this tal a bad,o'okag recerd. ,'..t ' i CLEAIt RUN. facility, the ')lst Of subscribers' here ' ' Dec. 16.-;and ' Mrs. C T. "When' y"ou have a "BlH6uB, attack' '.' will increase rapidly foro'ud narents'o'f'a giya NChaHiberlaia'sTabJet8, a. trlalj " 'i Ty :"V VUi iA Funk aro'ne boy1 James1 Douglas ,TieVJa7etex'ceJeytS'ForBaleVuj l iere. are ,iy u.uou juvorce, suns fine anYuauVVa if.1. Uncle Joel Jllmore, who hagj been I dealers; '; f . Davis. Recitation Gertrud0 Pirtle, Select reading Eva Ragland. Reci Song Mar-llstation Mary Pirtle. Foster. Old and new business. Stump speech Tymer Westerfleld. Recitation Grace Renfrow. Whistling song Tymer Westerfleld and Marlissa Foster. Recess. Song. Debate; subject, "Resolved, That War has been a greater Curse to the World than Intemperance." Affirmative: Robert Davis, Tymer Westerfleld, Gilbert Westerfleld, Otis Carson. Negative: J. P. Fofter, Dudley Westerfleld, Malln Benton, Alex Porter. Questions and answers Loreno Greer and Gilbert Lydia PirWesterfleld. Recitation tle. Comic surprise M. A. Benton. Paper, Criticism. MARLISSA FOSTER, Seo'y. sa OLATON. N Dr. J. S. Bean Is erecting a drug store at the Junction of Main street and Dunde0 road. J, F. Allen, wife and daughter, Ethel Myrtle, ar0 guests of his pare. ents, D. C. Allen and wife, at Ro-sln- Blclc for some time, and was burled In the Union Grove burying ground Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services ware conducted by Rev. Brandop. Mr. William S. Smith has moved Into his property vacated by Mr. Murray, known as the ,Feemster atives at 'I m , 5 C ': SANTA Horn of . LA XT Incorporated t i".' , "i Centertown Mercantile i Company, . H A k 4, Mr. cr!- " ten-potfn- d' mmmmmmmmmm Certi t A y AjVrO iettown, ii i ,'i Jt t .- - b -. MMM i idfeint m !!. irttn until n MtmtaUm4iHt KHSHI

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