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Digital page images are linked to the text file. c he Inxtfnrb llqrnblican IIFine Job Work a Specialty IVOL XVI HARTFORD KY MAY 13 1904 JNo 43 TOTAL DEPRAVITY y Shown in a Case Tried in the City Court at Owensboro White Girl Lives With Negroes and is Sent to the Work hous in Her Silks Twelve cases were on the police court docket this morning says Mon n days Owensboro Inquirer and at no time since Judge Stirmnn has been on the bench have there been such cases of depravity before him The principal CASES were those against Peal Priest and Flora Smith the lat ter a negress both ol whom were 0charged with keeping an immoral house and disorderly conduct The warrants for their arrest were issued at the instance ot C Deacon The evidence introduced showed that the white girl and negress lived together and that the white girl associated with negro men In court this morning the white girl was dressed in elegant style her garments being of the finest silk She was a handsome girl in her appearance and 4f her conversation indicated that she is of more than ordinary intellgence She denied that ahe associated with negro woman and lived an immoral life Judge Stirman fined each of them 75 and costs In imposing the fine thecourt said It was the worst case that ever came under his observation in all his official experience +GENERAL Quarreling over a thirtycent jack pot in a penny ante poker game Harry Simmons a Chicago circus aeronaut shot L B Wickman a waiter through the heart killing him Instantly Simmons escaped but later gave himself up to the po liceHarvey Bradley field manager for Brice S Bradley at Batson Tex fell in a tank of oil Monday and was drowned He had gone to the top of the tank which was a I2oo barrel settling tank and It is supposed he became overpowered by gas and fell in The body sank to the bottom and holes were cut in the tank to let the oil escape so men could go into it and secure the body Within half an hour alter having been locked up for alleged horse steal ing Henry Quick aged twentytwo committed suicide Monday night in the county jail at Terre Haute Ind His body was found hanging by a handkerchief from the top bars of the cell Two years ago when arrested on a similar charge he attempted su icide but was prevented Judge Mile W Young who is holding court at Owlngsvllle denies the report that he Is going to appoint 250 sergeantsatarms at the Demo cratic State Convention to enforce his rulingsThe weekly crop report Issued by the Agricultural Department at Washington states that favorable conditions have existed during the past week in the winter wheat belt with the exception of the Ohio Val ley where the crop now looks very poor Corn planting has progressed rapidly and conditions in the cotton belt have been quite favorable The Coroners Inquest into the cause of the death of Edward L Wentz was begun near Big Stone Gap theIWarrants hive been served on two prisoners in jail at Tazewell Tenn charging them with the murder of Wentz KY May nRev E V Phippa went to Ceralvo Saturday night to attend church services conducted by Rev Jake Casebler Fiftyseven years have elapsed since the divines met Tom Heflin has a position with ROBS Curtis Rockport- J M Carter and John Simpson have returned from a business trip to- Mt Evansville Rolla Sowders Beaver Dam was here last week on business- U S Fraught and family visited the family of Dallas Faught near Me Henry last Sunday Mrs N E Jones is visiting Mrs V P Brown near Point Pleasant Mr Warren Igleheart has sold his town property here and ought a farm near Ceralvo Mr Luther Collins went to Davies county last Saturday on business 7 Mr Will Ends Misses Fern Wood burn and Maud Vicks Central Cj y visited relatives and friends heje Saturday and Sundayo Mr L R Goodall is on the sick list Kodol Dyspepsia Curie Digests what you eat SCHLEITZBAUM MUST GO Court of Appeals Affirms Judgment of One Year in court of Appeals Tuesday af firmed the judgment of the Ohio cir cuit court in the case of A B Schleltzbauui against the common wealth The judgment appealed from WES a sentence of the appellant to one year in the penitentiary Schleitz baum was convicted about one year ago on the charge of embezzling about f85 from the Illinois Central Rail road company by which company he was employed at Fordsvllle The conviction was the outcome of the sensational Boatner express case Boatner alleged that he shipped a package said to contain 28000 from Owensboro to Fordsvllle to his own address in August 1902 The pack age left Owensboro on a morning train and Boatner left on an afternoon train At Fordsvllle Boatner refused to accept the package from the agent Schleltzbaum who was also ugent of the American Express Company at Fordsvllle had the package and en velope containing money belonging to the Illinois Central railroad com pany in his posession As he was go ing from the office to his hotel about S oclock at night he claims he was held up and robbed of the package and the envelope He and Boatner were afterwards arrested and tried on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the American Express Company Schlitz baum was then indicted and tried on- t charge of embezzling money from the railroad company He was con victed of the charge and given one year in the penitentiary His attor neys Glenn Ringo and Heavrin Woodward appealed the case to the court of appeals and the Ohio Circuit court judgment was on Tuesday affirmed Schleltzbaum has been In jail at Hartford since August 1902 Boatner was Indicted and tried on the charge of receiving embezzled funds The case resulted in a hung jury He too has ben in jail at Hartford since the affair He has brought suit in the United States court forIIhls 28000 alleged to have been shipped from Owensboro to Fords vllle This suit was continued until November term of court at the last session of the Federal court in this city A Wise Step At a recent term of County court a petition signed by a number of the countys most substantial farmers and business men seeking the establishment of a public ditch or drain was presented in open court and ordered filed The ditch or drain is to begin on the land of C M Barnett and J W Sanderfur which they recently purchased of J F Stowers and will run In a southwesterly direction to Rough river through Big thoroughfare near Pendleton Wards land It will be about three miles long and will drain and make tillable about 2500 acres of land over which water stands for most of the year This seems to be the Initiative for the draining of the entire Rough river bottoms and these gentlemen should be commented for their Interprlslng spirit IF IT IS NEW YOU WILL FIND IT IX TilE REPUBLICAN I INTELLIGENCE CENTERTOWN Penitentiary- The TO CHEAT THE GALLOWS That is the Aim of Wife Murderer Veronai Flener He is Trying to Kill Himself by Starvation in the Butler County Jail Bowling Green Ky May 10 Verona Flener convicted of the mur der of his wife in Butler county last July and sentenced by the Butler Circuit court to be hanged on Friday May 27 is trying to defeat the gal lows by starving himself to death Flener within the past fiftyfive days has eaten nothing except three pounds of wafers His body is wasted and emaciated until he is now little more than a living skeleton He is at present the only prisoner in the Morgantown jail and is allowed the full freedom of the prison He is unable to sleep of nights and the greater part of his time is spent in pacing up and down the narrow cell in which he is confined It is thought probably that Flener will not live to be executed unless be takes nutri tious food The case of Flener is familiar to all He killed his wife in cold blood by stabbing her with a knife last July He afterwards attempted to commit suicide but was prevented from carrying out his plan by his son who wrested the weapon from him after he had been badly injured The feeling against Flener was so bitter in Butler county that a guard was placed around the jail to prevent mob violence A few days later he was brought to the county jail at Bowling Green for safe keeping where he was confined until taken back to Morgantown fur trial His defense was emotional insanity but the jury after a short deliberation fixed his punishment at death The execution of Flener will be the first legal hang ing that has occurred in Butler coun ty in forty year- sSTRINGENT METHODS Farmers Resolve to Boycott the Auction llouse5 Fine to Sell Tobacco at Auction That stringent methods are to be used by the farmers of Davless coun ty this season to get better prices for their tobacco is evidenced by resolu tions adopted at the local union NO1 of the American Society of Equity at Andersonvllle If any member of the society sells his tobacco through the auction house he will be fined 5 oo A communicant says The local union at this place A S of E met Saturday night and af ter a heated discussion of the present situation of the tobacco market adopted resolutions etc to the ef fect that the farmers should not pat ronize the auction house Following are the resolutions and signers We the undersigned members of Andersonville Local Union No i hereby agree that we will not place any of our 1904 crop of tobacco on the market through the auction house and we also further agree that each and every member hereby represented shall pay a fine of 5 into the treas ury of the above named union for each and every sample sold at auc tionSlgnedT M Maple J J Puck ett D F Mayfield W E Lashbrook H L Winkler P B Mayfield R B Rummage SALEM KY May nRev Savage filled his regular appointment at this place SundayMr Willie Myers and wife near Roslne gave a singing to the young people of the community last Satur day night All reported a pleasant timeMrs Judie Miller near Walnut Grove is visiting her sister Mrs Maggie Christian of Cane Run Mr Hardin Haynes who was re ported quit ill last week died at the home of his son Mr Tilford Haynes near this place last Friday His re mains were laid to rest in the Salem buyrlng grounds Saturday Mrs Priedy Christian and her grandson Marvin Christian of Cane Run were the guests of Mrs Chris tians daughter Mrs R A Wilson neat this place last Sunday Mr Willie Sandbach who has been attending school at Louisville return ed to his home near Frledaland last SaturdayMiss Hoover who has been at tending school at Hartford returned to her home near Friedaland Satur dayThe people of this community were much bereaved at the death ol Mr R L White a well known citizen who lived near Olaton HOWARDS DEFENSE FUND Committees Appeal for Funds to Carry Case to Supreme Court The undersigned have consented to act as a committee to receive and dis burse any fund that may be contribu ted towards the expense of an appeal to the United States Supreme Court by James B Howard from the recent judgment of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky affirming the sentence of imprisonment for life in his case Vft are informed and believe that there is at least a reasonable hope that the Supreme Court of the United States will take jurisdiction and con sider the question Whether the court will or will not assume jurisdiction it will require about 2500 to prepare the record so as to present the case to the court We have investigated the question of Howards financial condi tion He has on hand about 250 lo psi cent of the amotrritrequlred and unless the balance is raised with in the next ten days the record can not be prepared in time and he will be removed to the penitentiary with in the next thirty days to serve his sentence It is proper that weshould say that the money is neededand will bs used only for the purpose ot pay ing the actual expenses of the prep aration of the record as all of the attorneys fees have been heretofore set tiedWe feel that the people of Kentucky will not deny this man this last chance and we appeal to them to come to his relief Immediately Contributions can be sent to anyone of the undersigned and we pledge to the donors of the fund our careful attention to its distribution The names of subscribers to this fund will not be made public unless desired JOHN A STRATTON YOUNG E ALLisoN J F GRINSTEADLouisville Ky MATANZAS KY May ii Benjamin son of H B Mabrey who has been sick for quite a while is worse Will Brown lost a fine mare and colt last week Miss Iva Tichenor who has beta very sick of measles is better Owen Brown and F J Jenney at tended church at West Providence SundayTilden Taylor and Miss Mary Lind ley attended quarterly meeting at Goshen Sunday- Hollis Tichenor visited in West Providence last Sunday Misses Pearle Igleheart and Ethel Tichenor will go to Central City next Sunday to spend a few days with friends there WHITESVILLE KY May 9A crowd of people attended the funeral of the late G W Mullen which took place In Owensboro Sunday A special train was sent out to tate the remains and friends down Mrs Bertha Cook and father Mr D F Brooks have returned from New Orleans Mrs Clarence Keown returned to her home in Fordsville Wednesday after a visit to relatives here Messrs Pendletotn Holbrook and Ermon Fuqua of Fordsvllle were f Subscription 1 a Year FRIDAY ISYSTEMIC CATARRH Claims Many Thousands A Tragedians Thanks to Peruna I II ROBERT DOWNING THE FAMOUS TRAGEDIAN 1 In speaking of Peruna Robert Down fag the famous tragedian says I find Peruna a proventativo against all sudden summer ills that swoop upon one In changing climates and water It Is tho finest traveling companion and safeguard against malarial influences You may notice that persons in poor health always find the heat most Intolerable this I avoid by using Peruna I know by the thermometer that the weather is ho yet I have felt the heat less this summer than ever The cooling action of Peruna on the mucous membrane makes it invaluable to actors and singers as it does away with that tendency to sudden hoarseness to apt to overtake one on emerging from here Sunday Mr Byron Petty and wife McHen ry who visited friends and relatives here last week returned home Mon dayMiss Clara Early spent last week with friends at McHenry Messrs Sam Sansbury Owensboro and Fabian Coones Knottsvlllespent Sunday here- Whitesville crossed bats with Ow ensboro Sunday afternoon Whites yule came out two ahead Master Willie Wells who has been ill with pneumonia for some time is able to be out again Miss Stella Wedding was the guest of Misses Lena and Vera Miller Ma gan last week Mrs Lawrence Stinnett is conva lescentMr W A Wlnsatt Narrows was here Sunday Mrs Jessie Hall died Monday of dropsy She was burled Tuesday Mr Erank Jenkins Owensboro was here Wednesday n SMALLHOUS KY May nWIll Eades and Misses Eulah Langley and Fern Woodburn Central City were in our midst Sun day evening enroute for their homes from a visit to relatives at Center townIiMr and Mrs Keown Rockport and Mrs Mary Gambriel are at the bedside of their sister Mrs Scott Mrs R H Everly and daughter Gracie Ceralvo were the guests of her children Mrs W E Balls and Mr Harry Everly SaturdayIMr and Mrs W E Balls spent Saturday night and Sunday In CeralvoMiss Fannie Davis and C C Kim bley were the guests of Miss Ethel Hunter Sunday Miss Alice Fulkerson went to Rockport Sunday to visit her uncle I SO LITTLE UNDERSTOOD I a hot dressing room to a draughty stageTo sum it up Peruna has done me more good than any tonic I have over taken Robert Downing Dr Hartman was tho first physician in the United States to accurately do ecriba systemic catarrh His remedy Peruna tho only systemic catarrh rem edy yet devised is now known allover the civilized yorld A person having used it onto can never be persuaded to be without it when in need of such a remedyWrite for a copy of Dr Ear tmana latest bobk entitled Summer Catarrh Address Dr Hartman Columbus O l and annt Mr and Mrs S L Fulker sonMrs Dutch Hank and Mrs Hallie Cargil McHenry were the guests of SundayIMr and Mrs Zach Reid were the guests of their daughter Mrs Ray Addington Klrtleys Landing Sun dayMr and Mrs Waddle Rockport spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs IL D HuntMr Hunt Bowling Green was at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs H D Hunt Saturday and SundayMrs Louisa Overhults has return ed home from a visit to her son Mr J C Hill near South Carrollton Mr and Mrs J C Hill spent Sat urday night and Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs M P Maddox Unique Characters Two elderly gentlemen have been fn town most of the week selling a book with the title of Extaacts from the Flying Roll Two nights in succes sion they preached lo a crowd of the curious on the streets but strange as it may seem it was not possible to gather from their sermons conversa tion or books just what their peculiar creed is They were very zealous and seemed to be laboring under the 1m Impression that the whole world was waiting for them to convert it They can hardly hope for many disciples until they promulgate their doctrine in such a way that it will be comprehensive to the ordinary finite mind Supt DeWeese has recently added about fifty new volumes to the Ohio county teachers library and to the colored library Few counties In the State have a larger or better selection of books than does Ohio count- yDtYtr Early Risers tile fatmeue Uttto Mllti t t COMPARISON I Of Disasters Overtaking Rusj sia and Japan up to First of May I i RUSSIA I February SThree Russian ves sels disabled by generalenI boats at Port Arthur A gaeernent followed in which four more Russian warships were sunk or disabledFebruary 9 Russian cruiser Vari ag and gunboat Rorietz sunk ofl Che mulpo Korea after battle with Jap anese scuadron February 1 2 Russian torpedo trans port Yenisei blown up at Port Arthur by accidentally striking a mine February 13 Russian cruiser Boy arin blown up by submarine mine at port Arthur February I4Six Russian colliers captured by the Japanese February 26The Japanese fleet again attacked Port Arthur sinking one Russian torpedo boat April r3The Russian ship Pe tropavlovsk blown up and sunk by a Japanese mine in the outer harbor ot Port Arthur Admiral Makarofl and 674 officers and seaman lost their livesApril 14 Russian torpedo boat de stroyer Istrashnl was cut off from a fleet of scouts off Port Arthur and was sunk by the Japanese Only five of her crew escaped The battleship Pobleda while maneuvering off Port Arthur struck a mine and was bad lydamagedApril Russian troops fled across the Yula before a large body ofJapan ese hundreds being drowned while crossing the river In overcrowded boatsApril 22 Russian launch blown up and sunk while laying mines at Port Arthur and twentyone men killed May ICulmination of Japanese ef fort to cross the Yula Russia loses 800 men 28 guns 20 officers cap tured JAPAN February 3oCossack routed ajap anese scouting party in northern Ko rea eighteen miles south of Wiju March 9 Admiral Makaroff made a sortie from Port Arthur late at night with six Russian torpedo boat de stroyers and attacked the Japanese torpedo boat Flctllla One Japanese torpedo boat was torpedoed and sunk and one Russian torpedo boat de stroyer was also lost April 2sTbe Russian Vladivos tok squadron entered the harbor of wansan Korea and sunk a Japanese merchant steamship April 26The Japanese transport Linshiu Maru with 173 men was sunk by the Russian Vladivostok squadron in the sea of Japan The Japanese soldiers refused to surrender and were gamely fighting when the ship split In half by a torpedo went downMay 3In battle of Yula river Jap anese casulties reported as 800 FailCures When Doctors Mrs Frauk Chiasson Patterson La writes June Sth 1901 I had malaria fever in very bad form was under treatment by doctors but as soon as 1 stopped taking their medicine the fever would return I used a sample bottle of Herbine found it helped me Then bought two bottles which completely cured me I feel grateful to you for furnishing such a splendid medicine and can honestly recommend it to those sufler ing from malaria as it will surely cure them Herbine 50c bottle at Jas H Williams druggist m A Lesson of the Season Over much of this country the pres ent season is what is called a late one It certainly Is this and yet there are advantages in what we see If only we have looked and worked ahead and so prepared as we best might for what has come One great advantage to be found In this lateness is that the fruit trees have not budded out as they would have done had we had what is called an early spring The probabil ities now are judging by what is seen in much of Kentucky that weave going to have a good fruit year Another great lesson from the backwardness of the seasona backward ness due not a little to a fall of rain that has kept the ground so wet that comparatively little plowing has been doneIs the lesson that more fall plowing should take place when this is accomplished there follows an en richeulng and mellowing of the ground not otherwise possible At the same a AjjersThis i Stop it or you will soon be bald Give your hair someIAyers Hair Vigor ing will stop the hair will j Hair Vigor grow and the scalp will be clean and healthy Why be satisfied with poor hair when you can make it rich Mr l1alr newly Ml name out I then trlf 1 Ayers 1alr Vigor antI only ono bottlo itflip the New hair came In real tlilrk Rll- djlllt a little eurlMus 1 M SMITH Saratoga NY 5100 a bottle J aATERCO Lowell 1INea AUllrullIlalifor ThickHair time many bad insects have by fall plowing their winter arrangements all upset whilst they themselves get exposed and dlstroyed Much of the ground plowed in the fall needs nothing In the spring to prepare It for cropping beyond a stirring of the surface by the use of a harrow and this can speedily be giv en and given on days when anything like regular plowing would be out of the question These are among the lessons of such a season as thlsot every late and wet season How n any will see these things and profit accordingly World Wide Reputation Whites Cream Vermifuge has achieved a world wide reputation as being the best of all worm destroyers and for its tonic influence on weak and thrifty children as it neutralizes the acidity or sourness of the stomach improves their digestion and assimi lation of food strengthens their ner vous system and restores them to the health vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood 25o at Jw H Williams druggist m Whitewash Formula Take half a bushel unslaked lime mix It with boiling water cover dur ing the process to keep in steam strain the liquid through a fine sieve or strainer and add to it a peck of salt pre viously dissolved In warm water three pounds of ground rice boiled to a thin paste and stirred in while hot half a pound of Spanish Whiting and one pound of clean glue previously dis solved by soaking In cold water and then hanging over slow fire In a small vessel placed in a larger one filled with water Add five gallons of hot water to mixture stir well and let stand a few days covered from dirt It should be applied hot for which purpose it can be kept In a kettle or portable furnace The east end of the presidents bouse at Washington Is embellished by this brilliant white wash It is used by the government to whitewash light houses Spring Ailments There is an aching and tired feel ing the liver bowels and kidneys be come sluggish and inactive the die gestion impaired with little or no ape petite no ambition for anything and a feeling that the whole body and mind need toning up The trouble is that during winter there has been an accumulation of waste matter in the system Herbine will remove it secure to the secretions a right exit and by its tonic effect fully restore the wasted tissues and give strength in place of weakness 50c at J H Williams druggist m- An Oversight Cornell Widow Haf you heard about Isaacstein Vass it Iss IIDey took him by the hospital und I took his appendix avay from him al rettyIHa Vat a pitty aint It he didnt have it in his vlfea name A Wise Investigation- The Treasury Department appears to be taking steps to give the domes tic manufacturers of pottery products a measure at least of the Protection contemplated by the schedules of the Dingley Tariff law Accordingly the domestic interest are encouraged to hope that the investigation now being conducted abroad by the Government will result in putting a stop to the flagrant under valuations which for years have prevailed at leading ports of the United States Several hun 1 dred invoices of a prominent Import- Ing firm have been subject to advance and very wisely and properly action on these cases is held up pending the results of the investigation Most of the goods represen ted by these in voices are from Holland The domes tic potters think the firm whose Im portations are under investigation has long been the chief undeivainer of imported pottery products The opinion prevails that the Government is making a mistake in pushing a searching investigation It should be productive of much benefit to the American pottery Industries Rheumatic Pains Relieved The prompt relief from the severe pains of sciatica andrheumatism which is afforded by Chamberlains Pain Balm is alone worth many times its cost Mr Willard C Vail of Poughkeepsie N Y writes I am troubled with rheumatism and neuralgia of the nerves and Cham berlains Pain Balm gives relief quick er than any liniment I have ever used II For sale by all druggists m rGiving a Dollar for a Dime Marion Intl t ChronleleJ The myth of the whole FreeTrade business is the assumption that if we throw down the bars in this country and let all sorts of foreign made goods in free to compete with Ameri can labor other countries will make similar laws and permit our goods to enter free Of course this is a pre posterous assumption but it is not difficult to account for when we recall that it was fastened upon the Demo cratic party in the South at a time when the South imagined couldnt do anything but grow cotton which it supposed it would have to send out of that region to be manufactured This section of course was considering not the interests of the whole countrybut merely its own interests Then too It was jealous of the Northern indus tries and preferred to patronize the foreigner Once this was fastened upon the party this party was true to the tradition PS Mr Cleveland says it ought to bi and consequently tell a good many years behind the times In this as in other things Hence the party became committed to this dogma or a Tarifl for revenue which is the nearest approach to FreeTrade that any civil zed country has ever had Of course the school boy knows that other nations will not make such a Jaw because we do itbut assume that they would Al ready we have at home the greatest market in the world and this would mean to throw all of It away for the silly delusion of thus capturing In tenor markets In the first place we dont get the markets In this way and even if we should get these mukets we should be giving away a gold dolhr for a dime in the transac tion Poultry a Cheaper Food Than Pork The great majority of the people believe that eggs and poultry are more expensive table foods than beef and pork There is no dishenjoyed more by the average family than a n A FEMALEWEAKNESS WE 12 Goturoas Bt 1902Ito any doctors modJctne I ever ua d eultendmenstruation which pro wontdhootthroughmy Mv limbs would swell up and I would reel so weak I teUdlacouragodthe help of physicians but Wine of Oardui came M a Godsend to me I felt a ohaoge for the better within a treatmentIagonie I nually did and soon became dull la simply derful andInwieh that all suffering women know of Its good qualities Treasurer Portland Economic League Periodical headaches tell of fo male weakness Wine of Cardui cures permanently nineteen out of every twenty cases of imgakr menses lwari down or any femaleweaImess Ifjoaaau dicouragedand doctor hyo that is the best reason the world you should try Wino ol Cardui now Retaetotw that headaches mean female weakness r Secure a 8100 bottle of Wine of Cardui today WIIor CARb 1x11uCi nicely prepared chicken when ten derly parboiled then dressed with light bread and baked It requires about five pounds of corn to be fed to a pig to make one pound of pork while three pounds of corn fed to a ejlgslThtreeggs eggs are nhwit three times cheaper than the pork There should be more incubators usedand the egg and poultry business should be increased an hundred fold in all the Southern States About three solt billedeggs broken into a tumbler with fresh butter and salt added is one of the greatest foods that can be enjoyed at hom- eDisastrous Wrecks Carelessness is responsible for many a railroad wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks ot sufferers from Throat and Lung trou bles But since the advent ot Dr Kings New Discovery for Consump tion Coughs and Colds even the worst cases can be cured and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary Mrs Lois Cragg of DorchesterMass saetllbygreat remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by X Wayne Griffin Bro druggists Price 50c and 100 Trial bottles free m fAt the Horse Auction Puck Some of these horses are quite ex pensiveYes II but the most expensive hor ses are not the ones you buy They are the ones you bet on The Democratic Goal Clinton tlndt nintimlnn Congressman Williams the Demo cratic leader of the House at the annum dinner of the Massachusetts FreeTrade League on December 21 announced that the goal In the Tariff reform race is not FreeTrade II but a Tariff for revenue only IIso effect ed as not to disturb commercial and industrial conditions This is news in truth The slogan FreeTrade has been used by the Democrats for years during campaigns but every man woman and child knows that Tarifl for revenue only has been the real Democratic policy There is now no such thing as absolute Free Tlade The Wilson law was com paratively protective law and not even England today hrs FreeTrade England frantically endeavoring to extricate herself from the antiprotec tine toils into which the Democratic party would plunge the United States if it only could Drop Drop your evil associations Drop at least one bad habit each year Get the drop on yourself Drop whatever youve got which you wouldnt buy if you didnt have it Drop a hot iron before it burns you Drop worn out tools Drop loose methods Drop criticising your superiors Drop fret ting lying cheating thievingloiter ing loafing sponging borrowing and backbiting Drop whining over failures Drop a tear now and then a word of good cheer a little of the milkof human kindness Drop in only occasionally Get the drop on the chap who tries to down you Drop astern once in a while to see how the other fellow is doing Drop a word in favor of a friend When you find yourself in the way drop out the Proper Person Itlck Junior PartnerI suppose we had better say in our ad that we want a man of experience Senior PartnerNo advertise for a man without experience then we can teach him something Good Because In Ignorance IlttMmrg Klsputcli There wad once a minister in Hartford said Mark Twain who had a lot of boys in his Sunday school who were in the habit of staying away on the Sunday when the big steamer City of Hartford docked in the morningOne Morning the minis ter came down to Sunday school and found all the boys there He was profoundedly affected Boys he said you cannot im agine how much this exhibition of loyalty on your part to the Sunday school affects me When I came by the docks this morning and saw the City of Hartford there IIGee whiz shouted the boys in chorus Is she in1 and they left in a body II J RHEUMATISM r uul other ills proiluml l v HsosMil kidneys win ho cured ARGON OIL is the remedy its elleet is marvelous relieving almost instantly Try it al1deit you are not witisliud your money X4111Ie cheertt fully refunded h 1 l Ask you Druggist P5c 50c r t ARGON OIL CO 1 130 West Main St Louisville Kytt I 4 DoYovTakeQuinineyIts of malaria Dont Do It Its Dangerous Well adroit it will euro malaria but it leaven almost deadly after edicts HERBINEisto cure malaria sid headache biliousness and all stomach kidney lord Jeer complaint THY IT TODAY SO Cents BL Bottle All Drutfjjiflts u 4 ForSale by J H Williams Hartford Ky OUR CLUBBING RATES t Tim REltltrICAN and Louisville Herald 125 fIll RElVlnICA and Louisville Herald 250 fill RElUHIllAX and ourierJournal 150tTIII RElt11L1rAN and New York Tribune 125 fIlE REltBrJCAN and Thricen Week World 105 Tim hltHLIA and YellowJacket 125 TIII REllBIllA fled St Louis GlobeDemocrat 175 Till REItILLICtN and Home and Farm 125jTIII REltIiLIAN and Lippencotts and Cosmopolitan o25 Tl1eres Room forSuccessn In the Great Southwest Have you ever considered the great advantage of tills feature of the Southwest plenty of elbow room where three five even ten acres may be ha 1 at the same price of n single Here- In your home section Its worth considering especially when the great productive worth of the land is takn into ac count Its a wonderfully fertile section There is no better agricultural section in this country and fauns are cheap nu- ttherein Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas simply because there are more farms than farmers Can you nfljid to overlook an opportunity of this kind Our illusmted booklets will give you the particulars In detail If not interested yourself write for them anyway in behalf of your less favored ref t atives and neighbors I ONE FARE Plus 2 Dollars For the Round Trip First and Third Tuesdays of each Mouth II I1lrtil lltlItI t ltlunntl tl inns WI tsI111I- ve ncrrfralllr IIII- IhI1 n III Health Fora QuarterPe- ople who have torpid liver find life a misery All they need is a mild remedy like FAMON5hLLyq i theliverorate the system In short they both assistL ob Nature as a medicine should do JS cocJVw Only 25 cents t ANNJ efA Gttt c8t Louis g 4- ak WWWw WORMS WHITES CREA- MVERMIFUGE J Moit In Quantity D it to Quality For 20 Yiars HIs Lid all Worm Remo InsYBOXjD 3BTT cVXjX X XtT7CharXlVX l fired by 4IA JAMES F BALLARD St Lout For Sale by Je H Willliams Hartford Ky STORIES OF THEBETTING RING Lucky Lobsters Stumble on t Good Things While the Wise Men Go Broke Playing Ponies Curiosity is sold to have been the CIILIIIIIIIthis killing on Diriy day Up ill the L and N huiHing r 7 Second and lain is a young atI who has prihaps tin re them share of cutloMty At any rate hI displays more than does the average youth Hvcr since the first publication of the list 01tlItd s fr the Derby he has been set king information ns to the qtinlificatio s of the colts end sought tips with astonishing nsaidui ty The boys in the oflice got tired of being questioned and thy fronted up n phony telegram addressed to a prominent railroad man and left It l f 4 lyingwhere the inquisitive young than would find It He did find It nnd made no bones of reading it andIacting on the advice therein ed The telegram read Bet your shirt on Hlwood Boots The irqtnnrg individual didnt e a Clbet his shirt but he burrowed fo and staked thtU at 20 to I The writers of the telegram were wise and they put theirs on Proceed Whooping Cough In lao spring of 1501 my children Inul whooping oiigliP says 11 reoD W Capps of Cuppa Ala Iused Chamberlains Cough Kumcdv will the must satisfactory rsiills I think this is the best remedy 1 lmv ever 4 seen for whooping cough this remedy keeps the cough loone les sells the severity and frequency of the coughing tfpellri and counteract any tendency toward pneumonia For Bale bnli druggists in Story of a Dog Which Traveled 9000 Miles As a globe millet with wander fags extending tram the rigid regions of the north to the tropics and with easting and westing that covers the Inrther reaches of the American continent My old Shep has n record to b proud of It is some A thing like 9000 miles ol which con t siderable was 01 loot and with not a few periods of dStrcss Shep is a dog H Scotch collie the property ol G Carlton Woodward of Philadelphia lie Is of the average s IM and more than usually well c vered with long hair which turns to black on the tip ends Shtp k very Intelligent undo a pleasant but grave demeanor He has woikcd his pattsitge on much ot his journej ings and has seen hard as well as tasy life Born some were in Montana he found his way to the Klondike where in Dtwson City in 19 2 he was purchrsd by Mr Woodward to become uric of a team and draw Bled from there tou d Fairbanks 651 ruiltsawaj Rnuvhtnl a bargain too for he cost onlSo and showed such intelligence that he was made leader ol the team During that tripand subsequently through hard ship and luxury he become fo en deared to his master that Mr Wood ward though owning various dogs at different times has kel t Slap ever sinceNot counting his trip from Mon tana to Dawson City Sheps traveling since Mr Woodward has owned him have been HS follow From Dawson b to Fairbanks pullinga sled 65omlles from there down the Tanana river by boat 450 miles thence up to Dawson by steamer 750 milts then to White Horse walking and sledding 450 miles thence to Skagway by train no mile thence to Sealte by boat 1000 mill next to Panama where he suffered greatly from the heat by boat acrors the isthmus by rAIlfor tyseven miles that took three hours up to New York by boat and from there to Philadelphia by rail mak in the 9000 miles The past week I I Nasal CATARRHIn should bo clcanllneis I Elys Cream Balm cleanses soothes and heal I the diseased membrane Itcures catarrh and drives away a cold In the head Quickly Cream Balm Is placed Into tie noetrlJe spreads over tho membrano and Is absorbed Relief U Im mediate and a euro follows It is not dryingdots not produce sneezing Largo Size 60 cents at Drug glsti or by mall Trial Size 10 cents by mall ELY DKOTUERS Warren Street New York r + Shep started for the Klondike again Shep does his fifty miles a day waking without any trouble if his feet ore nil right and if pulling a sled he goes from thirtyfive to forty miles ills allowance ol food while doing this work is three pounds a day of rice oatmeal and bacon carried on the sled lor the purpose nnd just what his master cats though bolhI ol them have more than once through the vicissitudes of fortune been com pelted to travel far on much less food A sled team varied from three to eightI dogs find on the allowance ot food given above mach dog is Mipposcd to pull 100 pounds Sore feet collie from traveling in snow when the themometer in just right to freeze it between the toes this case a green dog tries att tin halt to pull the froozen snow out from between the toes and when it conies hair and skin come with it Most of the trails are on the In zen river beds II these are coy ered with dry snow the traveling is good but when the snow melts antifreeze a follows the path is covered with sharp little points ol Ice which cut like glass and then there is no alternative but to put moccaaluns of caribou hide or anything else that may be hal on the animals feet This of course makes travel slow er A great many ol the dogs used in the Klondike for sledding are of Sheps bleed and they seem to bgomi lor the work The husky which la the dog invented by the Hudson bay people and ori Ion ally used for tht purpose is a cross between the Newfoundland dog and the wolf They are somewhat larger and stronger than the collies but ol not much greater endurance if the latter b ac climaltd Dr Woodward went to the Klon dike with his brother C II Wood ward in 1X97 Both were unmarried i and both were stenographers When the news of the the big strkes reach ei them here the temptation to trace pr vid too btrorigand they started They havs hen up then for six and a half yearn and teturned just recently for n short visit only as they now have interest in and around Dawson that require their attention During these ytars they have traveled extensively through the Yukon territory and Alaska and could fill several volumes with their adventures and the ups and downs they have met with Hal Mr Woodward known the sit uation as well as he does after six years of study he would have taken s type writing machine with him lot In Dawso in the boom days astenog rapier and typewriter male loom 5 to 1roo a day without working ever time As it was Mr Woodward se cured an old machine once while in Fairbanks and got out one issue ol the Fairbanks Miner n popular name as may be imagined for ver many of the papers in that part of the world He printed fifty copies ul this paper on the typewriter and sold them lor fa 50 per copy Now there is a print shop In Fairbanks and a paper is printed from the regular newspaper type In 1898 not to mention other tImes the entire town of Dawson run out ot print paper and the Nugget was print ed on the brown tapping paper used by butchers of which there happened to be just enough fir the edition During this stringency grants for mining claims and simular important legal papers were written on the bank side of tomato can wrappers or any thing of the kind that could be hadBut such days of stress have got e from Dawson It is now in touch with civilization Faro dealer+ who got 1115 for a shift of twelve hours have departed chased out by the author ties and along with them have gone the theatrical shows at which a botle of beer strved in the boxes cost 8s and champagne from 16 to 20 and much tlse that was picturesque if costly Dawson which in boom days had a widely fluctuating waning pop ulatlon never less than 40000 ha + now settled down to not mor than 5000 and Mr Woodward thinks there are ore scarcely more than In ono people In the Yukon country Prices too have gone away down Good meals can be had anywhere for Ji a piece and drinks for two bits a quarter The stage that now runs from Dawson to White Horse doing the 450 miles in five days or only a little more charge 75 per passenger and 100 returning L W Early Risers Tho famous little pills Goods That Give Trouble Xuw York IrcuM I hope said the manager of the storage warehouse that you havrt any of your customers goods packed away in these trunks I What difference does it make to you if I have demanded the dress maker indignantly- It i maces this difference rears id the manager with n corresponding show ot spirit It means several bad half hours for UK Really things have got no bad that I hate to give room in my warehouse to stuff belong log to you dresstunkerH Most ol you are sure to pack away several hundred dollars worth ol clothes belonging to your customers anti as soon as they get wind of what you have done my troubles begin 01 course the Women want their stufl and they insist upon my letting them have it I explain that the owner of the boxes pays storage on them and I have no right to open them nod give away part of the contents but that does not satisfy the woman They say their clothes are in the box es and they mean to have them So far I have escaped arrest on the charge of receiving stolen goods but if I keep on dealing with dress makers the chances are my time will s inn conic Cured His Mother of Rheu- matIsm II My mother hue been a sufferer for many years with rheumatism say W H Howard of Husband Pa At times she was unable to move at all while at nil times walking was painful I presented her with a Lot tie of Chamberlains Pain Balm and after a few applications she decided it was the most wonderful pain reliever she hud ever tried iu fact she is never without it now and is at nil times able to walk An occasional application oi Pain Balm keeps away the pain that she was formerly troub ledwith For sale by all druggists J1II He Couldnt ownerIship It is embarrassing sometimes t pursue a direct line ot questioning said President Eliot ol Harvard IItelling about a recent visit to N houllintakes care oi the hats at the dining room door is celebrated for his memo ry about the ownership of head geariHow do you know that is mv hat the collegian asked as his silk title was presented to him doorman I dont know it suh said the len why do you give it to nit insisted President Eliot I Because you gave it to me sub replied the dar key j He get his quarter of a dollar i I Mistakes of Women ItufTnIo Tillies One oi the mistakes oi women is not knowing how to eat II a man is not to be led when she is she thinks a cup of tea and anything convenient i is good enough If she reeds to rave money she does it at the butchers cost If she is busy she wi 1not waste time in eating Ifthe is unhappy she goes without food A i man eats if the Sheriff is nt the door If his work drives if the undertaker interrupt and he is right A wo BONE FOOD Soft and crooked brines mean bad feeding Call the disease rickets if you want to The growingchild must eat the right food for growth Bones must have bone food blood must have blood food ands on through the list Scotts Emulsion is the right treatment for soft bones in children Littledoses everyday give the stiffness andshape that healthy bones should have Bow legs become straighter loose joints grow stronger an firmness comes to the soft headsWrong food caused the trouble Right food will cure it In thousands of cases Scotts Emulsion has proven to be the right food for soft bones in childhoodSend for free sample SCOTT BOWNE Chemists 4O94I5 Pearl Street New York a soc and f100 all druggists HOW HEAlTH IS GAINED rhocors of a great deal of the unhappiness of women is a story of lost health Women wonder how it is that little by little the form loses plumpness theU clieekR nol low and willow and they feel tired and wornout all the time In a large proportion of cases when women are weak rutt und fulling off in fleshand looks the root of the trouble can he traced to womanly diseases which undermine time general health The proofof this is that women who have been cured of painful womanly diseases by the use of Dr Tierces Favorite Prescription have recovered their general health gained In flesh and in appearance Dr Tierces Favorite Prescription cures the womanly diseases which the gen eral health It establishes regularity dries weakening drains heals inflamma tion and ulceration and cures female weakness I suffered for three with ovarian trouble writes Mrs Anna Qulnn Treasurer StaMlhvIIUKttnot cia me a particle of good a bor who had been nshiR Ir Tierces Favorite Prescription advised me to give it a trial The next cia took my first dove and it was my first step toward recovery In nine weeks I was n different woman flesh which had been flabt v became firm complexion clear and my eyes bright It was simply mi of the great within from cad suffering to health and happiness II Favorite Prescription makes weak women sick women well Ac cept o substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets invigorate stomach liver and bowels man will choose ice cream instead ol beef steak and a man will not Another of her mistakes is in ro knowing when to rest If she is tired she may sit down but she wil darn stockings crochet shawls embroidery doilies Doesnt she know that hard work tires II she is exhausted she will write letters ot figure accounts She would laugh il you hinted that reading or writing could fail to rest her AllOVer the country womens hospitals flourish because women do not know how to rest Another mistake on their list is their constant worrying Worry and hurry are their enemies and yet they hut them to their bosoms Women cross bridges before they get them and even build bridges to cross They imagine misfortune and run out to meet it enoughIhie and laugh at its little humors too St ldom Men can stop in the mifsl of perplexities and have a hearty laugh It keeps them young Women cannot and that isonereason why they fade so early there are other reasons but we still pass them now Woiry not only wrinkles but withers the mind Have a hi arty laugh once in a while it is a pood antiseptic and will purify the mental atmosphere and drive away evil imaginings bad temper and other ills Not a Sick Day Since- I was taken severely sick with kidney trouble I tried all sorts medicines none of which JourIto try that After taking a few doses I felt relievedand soon thereafter was entirely cured and have not seen a sick day niiice Neighbors of mine have heels curedI f Rheumatism Neuralgia Liver sad Kidney troubles and General Debility This is what B P Bass of Fremont N C writes Only 50c at Z Wayne Griffin Bro druggists m IIThe Child and tbe King Ihllailerpblii Ledger King Eilwurd encountered one of those tmble cbll hen recently and being a King was nble to enjoy the exp rience Mr and Mrs Geo Keppels youngest daughter wan al lowed tn come in niter dinner wl e I the King was dining xt their house in Portman Square and she will I n ba ably not be allowed to do so again for some time The King as pitting smoking on a rota with hill 1gs i crossed et jiving one of the very tHe chars which he fivers when the in into the room Alter 111dt a moment the chid exclainifl in a reprcachinjr av Tang jmil up your socks His NUjsty laugh ed heartily but the chilJs exit quick and not quiet An OldSalts Remarkable Scheme A story is told in the Youths Corn panion of an old seaman on one oC the United States cruisers in North Atlantic squadron He was a i person of wide affections but he had a warm place In his heart for a young ensign who had been kind to him in many ways One day a landsman fell from the rigging to the water and as he could not swim he would have been drown ed but for a young officer who sprang in after him and held him up until assistance came Later the young officer received a complimentary letter Irom the Secre tary of the Navy Every one rejoiced but the old seaman he coveted the letter for his ensign Thats a nice thing to have a letter i like that he said a few days I later You ought to have one I I dont quite see how I can get one laughed the ensign oldmanleaglrlin the main chains fussing with something or other and I might fail in and you could jump after me That would be very good of you said tbe ensign gravely you see Im not H good swimmer by any mtans Ho Thats no matter IIsaid the ol 1 seaman Ill hold you up till the blat comes e L A Runaway Bicycle Terminated with an ugly cut on the leg of J B Orner Franklin Grove III It developed a stubborn ulcer unyielding to doctors and remedies for four years Then Bucklers Ar nica Salve cured Its just as good for Burns ScaldsSkin Eruptions and Piles 25c at Z Wayne Griffin r Bros drug store m Did not Comprehend Death Harpers weekly On being told of a friends death a little girl of six stood wondering round eyed and rosy at the foot of her bed and swiftly propounded these questionsDid body get to heaven Will her soul take up her skeleton Does u soul have any kind ol feet When she gets there will God put an angel head upon her Will she wear a shirtwaist and skirtI dont want to die because of the valley of the shadow of death that must be very dark Then without a pause came as a conclusion a quick laying aside ot the whole saO matter as she sang out cheerily I am going to hop to my hath on ore foot and she did chant log as she went Deaddead daV RIPANS Tabules Doctors find A good prescription- For mankind Tbu A cent pnrketls enough for u unl occasions Ihe faculty bottlo CO cents eontnlna a mipply fur a year All druggists sell them Some Farmers Succeed BecauseThey They are willing to learn They are up todate with their work daysdone They have theories and put them into practice They not only get their crops in but they take care of them till harvest timeThey have time to keep on good tams with their boys and glrlo The man who does not do this is a failure entry time They do not think money is the only thing in this world With them life hits a truer meaning than thatThey sell when they can get a fair price If they do not get the last cent they do not whine about it They make every day count but they practice mi re than they preach They keepup courage whether the run stints all tbe time or not asnthe sunlight And so they win i but never because they were born with a silver spoon in their mouths BriggaWilkea must be very much in love He goes away over in Jersey City to see a girl GrlggHThnt Isnt love That compassion Dramatic Form- a Iuckl How far mused the dramatist o f the old school should substance be sacrificed to loom The dranntist ot the new school Sfrud perplextdlv you say substance yon IWhen mean cstume said he af I ter a moment Weak HeartsAre due to Indigestion Ninetynine of every ono hundred people who have heart trouble Indlgestlonheart disease not organic are not only traceable to but are the direct result of Indl gestion All food taken Into the stomach which falls of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach puffing It up against tho heart This Interferes with the action of thatIMr D Kaubla of Nevada 0 says I had stomach trouble and was In a bad state as I had heart trouble with It I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about tour months and It cured me Kodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and tho heart of all pressure Bottles only SI 00 Size holdlne 2W times the trial size which sells for 50c Prepared by E O DeWITT CO CHICAGO 60 YEARS EtPERtENCEI TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac Anyone sending n sketch and description may ulcklr ascertain our opinion an Is t hle Communiea- tioneetrlctlyconedentalIIRNDBOOK on Patents lent free Oldest for securing patents Patents taken through Jlunu k Co receive Special notice without In the Scientific fflnericatt A handsomely tllnstrated weekly T reeit circulation of any nelentlQo Journal Terms 13 a year four months tl Sola byall newsdealers MUNN Co3BBfMd New York Drench Office 35 F st Washington D C CASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ROUGH RIVtR TELEPHONECOMPANY INCORPOIIAIKII bare Prompt Fctlitvs Cure fcr Impotence Less of Manhood mfnalr- Emissions Sperm atonkeae NoousnII18elDlstrutLou make you a STfiONQ Vigor out Man Price 9100 9Boxes 96 00 8aeeiaiDIrections Mallet With each Box AUdris3 EiUiid Snow Ualniu Clt 2010 LCAIIAV- LSTLOUtS MO t Talk being cheap and necessary you should patronize home folks where you can buy your own phones and build your own lines and be In talking distance with the whole coun ty and business points generally by only paving a reasonable rent tn the Rough Rivet Tr rt t nr Company or they will be at the whale expense If you say so We cnncct vtli all In dependent ConrtanteQ For particu lau call on S T Stevens Marager Hartford Ky- Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it Dr Kings New Discovery Fori ONBUMPTION puce L04OLn9 A Perfect For All Throat and Cure Lung Troubles Money back If It Mil Trial Bottlet free Via SI LOUIS and KANSAS CITY to Colorado Utah oasIt ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE 113 MEMPHIS direct to HOT SPRINGS ARK Points In TEXAS MEXICO IIAn and CALIFORNIA DOUBLE DAILY GuRVICi PIMMG CAilS Mulsoln Carte IIECTRIC ICIj TilAlfJJ ultdalefor Fflv liriiJlior Uiinuinj t T O MATTM tUS Tfit MM Al 772t cllflId LtllGt9t1 i 1 c TO I vii Jo T A t t LJIJ f 4r 0- w Hartford Republican Issued by tin Iliirrfonl fithlWilnff Cotnpnny ISIoHrnrAvIn- C K NUuJcllar= = E- CIrnoxiougs Wittar 3 FRIDAY MAY 13 n i I ANNOUNCEMENTl lcHt J t8IIr j +Ve Hrn MiitlnrlxI In iiMiiiinni 1 AMIS I MOKTOX ami Mimlldiit lurtli ortliv of IhrI of Ohio conntv subjwt m the iirflon nl Ih inililtciin party IT is now up to the diggers down in Panama THE courts have given Auditors agent Frank Lucas another severe jarIRUMOH has it that Pang Yang Fang Tang Slang has been cap tured THE multiplicity of Democratic candidates may result in two nomi nees W J BRYAN seems to have copperrivet cinch on a back seat at the St Louis Convention PHYSICIANS say there are disease germs in ice cream To destroy them it would be well to bail before eat J ingWE feel safe in saying that Judge j Parker haR political ideas of his own for he has not imparted them to anyone j else n DI vtrcrIEs from the RusMau arnn on the Yalu rend like those did trout General Bul +vcr Ill the Tagula in tit Boer warIyo WILLIAM LAX who was sentenced to 233 years in the penitentiary byi Texas court will be quite an old man j when his term expires TIm most voluminous mortgage of which we have heard was one offered for record at Goshen Indiana Tues I day It contained 50000 words i EASTERN reports tell us that wireless telegraphy and pigeons are to he used by the Russians fur the purpose j of communicating with Port Arthur j I PRESIDENTIAL candidate V Itl LOUisilJe1ItPresidential boom to any great ex tentIRnroitTS frn citeseveral Demo cratic State JiiiViMitims indinte that the committee on rules at IheI St Louis Convention will adopt the code popularized ry bv the Marquis of- Queensbu I I WHY not have a Pinkerton man to shadow Judge Parker to see it he has a single view on any of the great questions before the American people Can those who are supporting him tell why He is about as com municative as an Egyptian mummy JOE A PAKKER the erstwhile leader of Kentucky Populism was in Hartford Wednesday armed with search warrants in quest of Hearst followers He carried a large hand- grip filled with Hearst campaign buttons and other campaign essen tials J F NVALLAUK chief engineer c for the Illinois Central railroad hast been tendered the position of engi neer of construction for the Panama canal If he accepts he will be ena bled to construct a monument to his memory more splendid and enduring than a tomb nl guilt and olrltWE understand that quite a num ber of Democrats willat the St Louis Convention demand a brief platform On the question of briefness buthof candidate and platform theymilight imitate the 1903 convention of Ken tucky Democrats by nominating the unknown Hearst on a two by four sheet nf yellow wrapper as a platform n TILE question that is now pothering Democratic politicians of the State is will Allie Young carry out his defiI ant threat to Red wine the Louisville Convention and disrupt the party if the Bcckham machine forces him to fight Those who are familiar with j t Mr Youngs past record say that un less the other crowd caters to his au thority the famous Music Hall Con vention will be eclipsed IAx exchange says PnoI rntI pop T lii Kentucky an crnvHv n Mftliiir their ilMiollrf III tin 1IIIIIIt of hlIIIhi rllllmllIlhl i tliilr tatrduncrclInn Tlitv IIIPllIr In tlilnk It nil win It iiiiant hUt added with propriety that new lletiwiiicaud blue coated brass buttoned gentlemen would hoI much in eLi re Duitiscamomentarylull in buss ness while the recent Republican convention vn in session at Louis Iille Mr R K Porry editor of the Winchester Sentinel read the follow jug very appropriate and expressive resolutions on learning of the action of the Cmrt of Appends in knocking lout the illegal county of Beckham WliMiviio The nullity of ItwUlinm wn8 roiiiviviil In flu nod liriinclit fourth In Iniquity It tt unnatrurltyoneuunnatrurltyone of Ha lfc belt c1rift rhed netusn jrrcnt river lute n stntt wtitMvtlu Mirriinuillnin weft nut cotmiiiliil It8 twin linitliertliu county nf Tlinrnoilliil from 11 blow nilniln 1tiTfd in n spirit nf tvvriiBo Tin county of Uwkliiini tiled tliroucli the n nulnltnt tloii of Inw nnil coiiiiiuin mute UWIIHII puny Inlaut from the lniilnifbiitnotli Itrnntretoroawere 11111 JmrTherefore lie It lhlIno sutra nciise tlinn to brine 1I1 I I tin uu nitturnl thlnur Into existence WEDNESDAYS Louisville Herald contained very unique interrogation which we will repeat Hudask any on who posse the requisite information to furnish answers Th iiifi tlon IH halt rlmlrmnii Yonnc dungy he iliinin pleimen or utitlll the llecktuim niiUhlne doii It sin tutu i Usi s- I lit theiomlli Stntecoiiveiitlon slurp Judu HiiiMl + of Ilieathltt Ininin to do nt he diiinn pleiien It tin lieeli the burn tae iiucKtlmi anionir Kentucky Penio rrut Who enn do 11M he dillllll pleilfes ITm famous Bell Meade estate one ot the most noted breeding estab lishments in the South is shortly to be stld to satisfy debts against it It bas 1Misr been one of the most noted places of interest to those who visit Nashville and no one who revers the 1111 South can help but have a- ntse of sentimental regret at its ex tiuciiii fer more than a century 11 exisaiice under the ownership of the Hardins it is to pass into the hands nf the strange and its classic imme will he known only in the an nals ot the times that are no more I DLKINO a recent conference he jtweeu Allie Ymnsr Chairnriti of the Democratic State Central Committee Governor Beckham Auditor Hater and Morgan Ctiimi Mr Young i jspemkintrsitthe Hppniaciiiiii Demo cratic Stat Convention suid I lo Tint liitciit li niuutiltp tiny drlt L itlnrt nt ti li Mt Convention by M yoriintlnevrWlli llildeiiinn mud that iiliiiliil trntlon irowil even If th v come with prltllil fnirli iTeilentllllN Mild even thunuh they Imw tli lr irowd with thini nt the mii s coiii ntli iiH I viiit It fur ther iindeiHtuud that I tau for lloiot for rn li1viit Hlnl Intend to niiike IhltJihl with him Ulniiil wHI be Mjillled III the coBventlon nud MMuebodv limy eat I klllml 1 becomes the duty of Mr Young as Chairman of the State Centralt Committee to call the to order and to preside during the tern poiary organization same and he ia emphatic in declaring his intention- to give Mayor Grainger and his crowd a warm receptin when they attempted to dominate the conven tion and carry it for the silent Parker He sounds the warning to the Democratic hosts who may assemble at that convention to put on their fitio clothes as he intends to make fight with the unknown Hearst Can it be do our optie present us with visions does our understanding betray tarThere can be uo mistake about it for we have it in almost audible tones and that rrom the very headsit the organization Mr Young It Blood will be spilled in the conven tion aud somebody may get killed So delegates had best take their buoy knives theirIIrawos and pistols with them for chairman Young if tun declaration means anything in tend to capture the convention forJ Hearst even if extreme measures to the degree of spilling blood must be employed Political Odds and Ends I The construction of the Isthmian canal now seems to be an assured fact The great barriers have been removed The treaty with Panama has teen ratified byall concerned Mr Watuwon has subsided and tbe Hnittord ilerl I has not only with tetra its obj ctions but has actual Ily ordered the President toudlU dirt Mr Rocs veltthe business mamma construct the canal but Grover Cleve land the philanthropist built soup houses If G Cleveland Eq cnn have his way the Democrats will win this time He wants a tra ditional platform lndan ideal nm a for a candidate The Republican pnity hns no such equlpnge A tea mon on a practical palloriu is the 1Ist I they can offer But Mr Brynn I who Is ot a political turn ot mind and an uptodate man insists that the Democrats shall spy whether they in dorse the discovery of America and tell what they think of the war o 181214 Mr Bryan ought to know that while his party would indorse the discovery of America they would never indorse the way it was done They would not hesitate to denounc the tart that foreigners played in thI matter as unAmerican and subver save ot the Monroe doctrine G Cleveland wants a brief platform i he cannot get a traditional one and Gov Dockery of Mississippi offers him this Hod durn it which seems to meet the requirement admirably The Democrats want a more thorough j investigation of the Postoflice scandal l It may be because they are so elated over the success they had In that In vstigatlon at Frankfort recently which may bj summed up as follows ist They found the law governing public printing a very pernacious law 2d They found that the printing commission did not follow the law 3i They found the law guilty and agreed that it should be repealed The courts have decided that then e must trot be any Beckham county So the citizens in that part of theIcounty which extends Into the of Ohio will be saved a good deal of trouble crossing the Ohio river to at tend court and to procure marriage license etc I e q BUFORD KY May r rThe people are through planting corn in this com Immunity Mrs D S French is on the sick IIstIMrs Sam Lake visited very her brother I Mr Weeve Mcssley of Bells Run neighborhood last week i Mrs Clora Sharp of Barnetts i Crsekls visiting friends and relatives here tits weekIMrs Ajjuess Pate is visiting her daughterinlaw Mrs Dollie Pate this week PleasIantand wife SundaIJ S Chinn of Beda visited his j sister Mrs Ben Newton TuesdayI Mr Will Allen and two little girls j of Utica visited his brother rI Theodore Allen and family Saturday night and SundaIMr Buck Hudson and wife of Taylor Mines visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday Mr Harvy Cox and family of Pleasant Ridge visited Mrs Mattie Turner Sunday Mrs Matt Wells is visiting Mr Yeller and family of Red Hill his week Mrs Mattie Stevens of Owensboro visited her uncle Judge Ben Newton Tuesday Mr R L Paris and wife visited inI Hartford Sunday Mr Sam Trogden of Cleat Run visited his daughter Mrs Sallle Bales last week Mrs Zoora King lost a fine mule TuesdayMrs W Hussey is sick at herI daughters Mrs R R Cundiff HORSE BRANCH KY May itMrs Fannie Keeton who has been quite sick is improving Uncle Billy Cole who was struck by a large lump of cole while passing- a car is still confined to bis room Miss Annie Crahan who has typhoid fever is improving- Mr J H Robert of Fordsville vis itd Mr R L Boyd of this placelast weekMr Sam Keown and wife went to Louisvlle Friday The I C R R Company are putting In a new scale here Quite a crowd left here Monday for the lakes to spend the week fishing Esq Awtry who has been very sick Is again able to be behind the counterMr J Elmoie and family of Fordsville passed through town last Tuesday enroute to Shrevespott La where theywill make their future home Spring Medicine goodeso nce as Spring Tho blood is impure weak and impoverished a condition indicated Ibr pimples and other eruptions on tho vitalityI i want of animation Hoods Sarsaparilla and Pills Mako tho blood pure vigorous and Irich create appetite givo vitality strength and animation and euro iall eruptions Have tJe whole fatally begin to tako them today Hoods Sarsaparllla has been used In i our family for some time and always with Rood results Last spring I was all run down and got a bottle ot It and as usual DEULAlliIIIHoods Sarsaparilla promises to koops tho promise KENTUCKY DAY CHANGED The State Building at St Louis I Worlds Fair to Be DediIcated June 15 June 15till be the day on which I the Kentucky building attheStLouls Worlds Ftir will be dedicated Formerly the state set was June 2 but after a conference between A Y Ford President of the Kentucky Worlds Fair Commission and Executive Committee of the Kentucky Press Association the annual meeting ol which is to be held in St Iouis coin cident with the dedication ol the building the postponement wts de sided upon R E Hughes Secrtartcf the Commission who is now stationed in St Louis was in Louisville recently to confer with the ConmiiMon regarding n number ot detailof mi tnor importance The lair he says has opened with a rush and from an exterior standpoint that is the ground and the buildings iy entirely finished and that by June 10 nil of the exhibits wilt nave bten installed The Kentucky building has become a prime favorite tttiotiy the State bui1din s with time visitors and char ing the first week of the lair hrs two thirds as many registered callers as the Missouri Suildinp thus coming next in point of popularity Two thousand guests registered at the Kentucky building the first week Its fine location the beauty of its surroundings and its homelike at mospheri make it appear more ittive than any of the other State bnll 1 ings to the visitor at the firIMAGAN KY May 1 1 The Sunday schoolat this place is pr preslng nicely Mr Bob Morgan who t a been oa the sick list for some time is no bttter I Mrs Lizze John on is visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Mr Jeff Boyd of Narrows wa + here Thursday on business Mr Lon Ralph went to Narrows last Friday on business Mrs Mollie Miller is on the sick listWm Baughn visited friends and relatives at this place Sunday Mrs Lucretia Brown who has been quite ill for some time Is con valescent Miss Artie Baugbn is visiting friends and rditives at this place Messrs Lon Ralph Henry Morgan Kit Moseley attended the Masonic lodge at Dundee last Saturday night Some of tbe farmers here are very busy planting corn Mr George Midkiff and family of the State of Washington were called to the bedside of his mother Mrs Lucretia Brown Mrs Aptol a Vaughn is on the sick listMr Iva Beatty of Narrows spent Saturday night and Sunday with his uncle Mr Jesse Wilson of this placeMr Rollie Daniel dropped dead at his home near Fordsville Monday and was laid to rest in the Sugar Grove cemetery Tuesday morning Louisville Stock Market Quotations from yesterdays sales Cattlebest quality f4 60 to 4 So Hogsbest quality 4 75 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Sheep bring us your Wool we pay you every cent the market will justify and sell you Merchandise at the ONE PRICIO that is made for evervllod that buys goods from us We carry complete stocks everything you need You can buy all your goods here BeE Dam E y Hartford Republican1 1 1 FRIDAY MAY 13 1 l a 4 = 1 Illinois Contral Railroad Time 1 Table 1North 1IIIIIIIdNIIIIIII IIiililMl No 19 due 616n lu No lSl luoll31 11111 No 10Siuc4op m No Ml due 24 p in 1Nol dUH 1230 pm No 131 11011610 Seed Potatoes at Carson Bros 1 For fresh Crackers go to City Res taurant 1 Gents furnishing goods a specialty 1at ECOKOMV STORE Get your Meals at the City Restau 1 rant Everything firstclass I P M Brown McHenry called to see us while in town Saturday Harry Brown Rockport called to Saturdayi i 1 Nicest lines of Fruits Candies Cakes c In Hartford at City Restaurant Mies Lessie Taylor Beaver Dam visited friends here Saturday and t Sunday 1 See our new Spring Shoes and Slip stylesImn STORE 1 We have a lot of thin Coats and Pants at thin prices for hot weather t CARSON COi If you dont think I am selling out 1itreduced prices just come anti see 1RT ILER Hartford Ky 1 We want to sell you Flooring Cell 1 for house 1HARTFORD MILL Co tAtthe election of Graded School 1 last Saturday Dudley Ford 1 was elected for Hartford Dr D M 1 Matthews for Forduvllle and Dr S Taylor for Beaver Dam lTDI t N B Smith Fordsville was in town Monday J H Davis Tafly called to see us while In town Wednesday Sec that new line of Candlesat City Restaurant Out of sight Hartford Mill Co has all kinds J Doors Windows and Mouldings a prices Best line of ShoesCourtneyatT- UE BROWN MERCANTILE Co- Render Ky We have every thing new In thin Dress G Kxls for hot weather use at thin prices CARSON Co Felix Shaver of the No Creek neighborhood called to see us while in town Monday Uncle Robert Bennett of the Small nous neighborhood called to see us while in town Saturday Marvin Black left for St Louis Sat urday He will visit the Worlds- Fair and return In about ten day One hundred dol ars to be given away in Crystal Press cut Glassware CAll forcnupons ECONOMY STORE Bring your Wool to Moore Crabtree They will pay you the highest market prig in cash 42t2 If you wav t the highest market prices for your Wool In cash take it to Moore Crabtree Hartford 42t2 The Hnrtford Mill Company is prepared to furnish all kinds of lumber and here building supplic at its plant The following persons left Tuesday on steamer Dago fora weeks out Ing on lower Rough river Tom Black C M Barnett Dr A F Stanley S Anderson W H Moore and Er IIA Tweddell AI- T Hot Fish at City Restaurant See Fairs new Fansthe prettiest in town Dont forget that we want your Wool CAHSON Co The uptodate Readymade Skirts are at Fairs City Restaurant wants your trade We strive to please Fairs want your Wool Louisville prices paid Latest styles in Low Cut Shoes at SAM BACHS Drop in at City Restaurant Every thing first class S S Cox attended the races at Louisville the first of the week Men who want the newest and best in Clothing buy at Fairs The J B Foster grocery store has just been dressed in a new red spring gownA line of Hamilton Brown ladies and gents Slippers just received SAM BACH Fairs Ladies Hats 150 and 200 are what other charge you 2 50 and 300 for- Get your Meals and Lunches dur- Ing court at City Restaurant Every thing good to eat Order your Meals at City Restaur ant during Circuit court and get what you want Mrs C E Smith Is visiting her mother Mrs W P Render at Ma tanzasNice line Linen Suits 2 50 at TILE BROWN MERCANTILE Co- Render Ky Bring your Wool to the Economy Store MRS SARAH Cow r SMITH Mrs Clarence Keown Fordsville is visiting her mother Mrs Julia Wedding and other relatives Rev W DJtNowlin of Lexington was the guest of his brother Mr C P Nowlln the first of the week When you need a plow come to THE BROWN MERCANTILE Co Render Ky Mrs A F Stanley left yester day for Lexington where she will visit for several week When In need of a new Suit of Clothes dont fail to see our line You will find the nicest styleE- CONOMY STORE Rev J H Burnett left Wednesday for Nashville Tenn where he wil attend the Southern Baptist Conven tionSee Fairs Carpets Mattings Rugs Floor Oilcloths shades and Lace Cur talus Beautiful patterns Price right A C Taylor has torn away the old Red Front preparatory to build Ing a mammoth brick structure in its steadClarence Morrison has purchased the residence recently vacated by J A Anderson and will move Into same in a few days Circuit Clerk E G Barrass has Uniontstreet recently purchased from D F TracyJudge James P Miller left yester day for Nashville Tenn where he went to attend the Southern Baptist ConventionYou bring your Corn Pith not later than the last day of May as the factory refuses to buy of us after June i CARSON Co Mr L M Stevens wife presented him with a fine nine pound boy the 3rd inst Dr E B Pendleton was the attending physician Felix Lake returned Friday from the St Louis Worlds Fair He re ports a grand and a magnificent opening of the exhibition Mr and Mrs W A Brownuf near Beaver Dam were the guests of MfAI Browns mother Mrs Steve TuesdayDrs King OsteopatVs rear rooms T A Thomas corner up stairs Hartford Ky Consultation and examination free tr Highest market price for Poultry and Eggs TIrE BROWN MERCANTILE CO- Render Ky Mrs Lucy Crowe her pupils and several others spent last Saturday plcnlclng nt the old Spanish frt about five miles below town on Rough river t u See our Special Trimmed Hats for I ladles misses and children Prices 100 150 and 2 no ECONOMY STORE Dr J R Pirtle will letve Monday for a weeks absence at Louisville where he will attend the annual meet ing of the State Dentist Association The filth Sunday meeting of the Ohio county Baptist Af sociation will be hdat the Hartford linptistchurch Saturday and Sunday May 28th and 29th I inn tusking drilling ti specialty Wells drilled and cased Plenty of water t n unntee l For further in formation call onW E NKWDOLT 4t Hartlord Ky Rev J II Burnett delivered a very aMe and interesting discourse at I the Baptist church Sunday on the subject Pure religion and undefiled before Gnd and the Father is this To visit the fatherless and widows In their affliction and to keep himself unspotted from the world Circuit Court commences Monday with about sixty Commonwealths cases and almost an innumerable number of civil cases to be tried or disposed of by continuance or otherwise The May term of court in this county Is fixed by law to be only two weeks but it is the intention of Judge Birkhead to supplement it by an additional week during which time muck business will likely be trans acted Sir Henry Morton Stanley the noted African explorer died Tuesday at his home In Surrey England He served on both the Confederate and Union sides during the Civil warand up until a few years ago led a life of romantic and vercatil adventure He led the expedition which found Livingston and also the one which rescued Emin Pasha His fame rests upon his thrilling adventures in the darkest part of the Dark continent as he left no mark upon the country through which he traveled tSYOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING When you tale Craves1utelpss Chill Tonic be CHUM the orinnln isphtlulyprlnted on everbot tlfulnnvlmr ttmt It IH ulitiplv Iron and Quinine In ntnitteliKH form No Cure No ray 25c License to Wed The following permits to wed hav been granted by County Clerk M S Ragland since our last issue Gus Soutberlain Hiflin to Prouie May Htflin John H Ward Whites ville to Annie B Ward Whitesvllle S L Yonls Centertown to Brenice E Coleman Centertown Urnia Wakeland McHenry to Bessie Davis McHenry Arnold H Smith Fords vine to Lizzie Smith Fordsville Clothing Specials lineIthat will certainly interest you I lens Youths and Childrens Pants IWe have the strongest line that it has been our from from everything Wo pleased have you call see our and get our prices buying Mens and Childrens Suits Remember absolutely 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for = neatness beauty or durability Remember we guarantee lilt Sterling Suit we sell Prices of these goods range from Mt 6 to 2250 = lilt Our Line of Shoes = celebrated Hamilton Brown will give you better satisfaction bit in point of neatness and comfort than any Shoe on the market Every pair guaranteed Prices from 5bitlilt We quote you the following unequaled low prices = which give you an idea of the great bargains you can = secure from us Good Heavy Domestic Gc Calico 5c good bI heavy Hickory Shirting 7ic extra heavy Bedticking 15c 1i per yard Ladies Hose 5c a pair Childrens Hose 5ca pair = Mens Sock5c a pair Three pair Suspenders 25c Ten PIt Mens Clay Worsted Suits going at better grade i 300 size 35 to 42 Youths Suits at 235 childrens atI Oho Our limited space not permit us to quote addi tional prices but come to see us and we will show you the most uptodate line of goods and for less money than any other house in Ohio county Come to see us and we will do the rest to Pants 100 400 Wool Pants 250 Knee Pants 100 line large to to hand Dry Dress to latest The every The 125 to will will black 245 = Yours for = SAM I3usinrrssHartford E y y II KATE BONNETTlia ROMANCE OF A PIRATES DAUGHTER rv I EF RANK w R STOCKTON J LryTIAbt liwf br lJ tel tuABCo New Cur CHAPTER XII l I CAPTAIN BONNET MIRAL HKCOMES AN AD HE Hclnget IM Ito the coast of the caro Unas and Virginia and perhaps even farther north if her wicked fortune should favor her The growing com merce of the colonies offered great prizes In those days to the piratical cruisers which swarmed up and down the Atlantic coast To He over for a time off the coast of Charlestown was Capt Bonnets Immediate object and to get there as soon as possible was almost a necessity The crew of desperate scoundrels whom he had gathered together had discovered that their captain knew nothing of navigation or the management of a ship and there were many of them who believed that It Black Paul had chosen to turn the vessels bows to the coast of South America Bonnet would not have known that they were not sailing northward Thus they had lost all respect for him and their conduct was kept within boundF only by the cruel punishments which he Inflicted for disobedience or gen eral bad conduct and which were ren dered possible by the dissensions and bad feelings among the men them selves one clique or faction being always ready to help punlsli another Consequently the landsman pirate would speedily have been tossed over board and the command given to another had It not been that the mor were not at all united in their opln ions as to who that other should be There was also another very good reason for Bonnets continuance In authority he was a good divider and so far had been a good provider If he should continue to take prizes and to give each man under him his fair share of the plunder the men were likely to stand by him until some good reason came for their changing their minds So with floggings and Irons on deck and below and with fair winds filling the sails above the Revenge kept on her way and In spite of the curses and quarrels and threats which polluted the air through which the stout ship sailed there was al ways goodnatured companionship wherever the captain Dlckory and Ben Greenway found themselves tor gethor There seemed to be no end to the questions which Bonnet asked about his daughter and when he had asked them all he began over again and Dlckory made answer as he had done before The young follow was growing very anxious at this northern voyage and when he asked questions they always related to the probability of his get ting hack to Jamaica with news from the father of Mistress Kate Bonnet The captain encouraged the hopes of an early return and vowed to Dick ory that he would stnd him to Span ish Town with a loUr to his daughter just as soon as an opportunity should show itself When the Revenge reached the mouth of Charles Town harbor she stationed herself there and lu four days captured three well laden mer chantmen two bound outward and one going In from England Thus all went well and with willing hands to Ulan her yards and a proudly strutting captain on her quarterdeck the pirate ship renewed her northward course and spread terror and mlle prizes even as far as the New England coast and If Dlckory had lead any doubts that the late reputable planter of Bridgetown had now baconio a veritable pirate ho had many oppor tunities of setting himself right Bon net seemed to bo rowing proud of his newly acquired taste for rapacity and cruelty Merchantmen were recklessly robbed and burned their crews and passengers even babes and womon being set on shore In some desolate spot to perish or survive the pirate cared not which anil if resistance were offered bloody ma acros or heartless drownlngs were almost sure to fol low and as his men coveted spoils and delighted In cruelty he satisfied them to their hearts content- I tell you Dlckory Charter saId he one day when you see my daugh tar 1 want you to make her under stand that I am a real pirate and not playing at tho business Shes a brave girl my daughter Kate anti what I do she would have me do well and not halfheartedly to make hor ashamed of mo And then there Is my hrother 1n law Dtlaplnlno I dont bellows that ho had a very high opinion of me when 1 was a plain farmer and planter and 1 want him to think bettor of me now A bold fearless pirate cannot ho looked upon with disrespect Hickory groaned in his heart that this man was the father of Kate Tho spirits of Diuliory rose very much as the bow of the Revenge was pointed southward Every stile that a the pirate vessel sailed broupljt him lIIessagclasafety and of his steadfast affection for her Indirectly the bringing of such a nessage and tho story of how the bearer brought It might have another effect which although he had no right to expect was never absent from Dlek orys soul This ardent young lover cwIcombedid not aepend upon reason If lovers reasoned too much It would be a sadI world for many of themiWhen the Revenge stopped In her progress towards the heavenly Island of Jamaica or at least that island which was the abode of an angel aullI anchored off Charles Town South Carolina Dlckory fumed and talked impatiently to his friend Ben Greenway Why a man even though he were a pirate and therefore of an avaricious nature should want more booty when his vessel was already crowded with valuable goods he could not imagine Dlckory did not know very much or care very much about the sea and Its commerce and some ships to be robbed soon made their appearance One was a large merchantman with a full car go and the other was a bark north ward bound in ballast The acquisi tion of the latter vessel put a new idea into Capt Bonnets head The Revenge was already overloaded and he deter mined to take the bark as a tender to relieve him of a portion of his cargo and to make herself useful In the busi ness of marooning and such trouble some duties Being now commander of two vessels which might in time increase to a fleet Capt Bonnets Ideas of his own importance as a terror of the sea in creased rapidly On the Revenge he was more despotic and severe than ever before while the villain who had been chosen to command the tender because he had a fair knowledge of navigation was informed that if he kept the bark more than a mile from the flag ship he would be sunk with the vessel and all on board The loss of the bark and some nun would be nothing compared to the maintenance of discipline quoth the planter pirate Bonnets ambition rose still higher and higher He was not content with being a relentless pirate bloody if need be but he longed for recognition for a position among his fellowterrors of the sea which should be worthy ot- a truly wicked reputation A pirate bold he would consort with pirates bold So he set sail for the gulf of Honduras then a great rendezvous for piratical craft of many nations If the father of Kate Bonnet had captured and burned u dozen ships and hadIforted every sailor and passen thereupon to walk a plank he would j not have sinned more deeply in the eyes of Dickory Charter than he did by tbus ruthlessly Inhumanly hard heartedly and altogether shamefully ignoring and pitilessly passing by tlun Island on which dwelt an angel his own daughter i But Bonnet declared to the man that it would now be dangerousI for him and his ship to approach the i harbor of Kingston generally the re port of British menofwar but In the waters of Honduras he could not tallI to find some quiet merchant ship by- which he could send a message to his I daughter Ay and In which and the I pirates eye glistened with parental I joy as this thought came into his mind genI tleman a to and to his good brotherinlaw Dela plaine So Dlckory was forced to be satisfied and even to admit that there might baI some good common s nie in these re i marls of that most uncommon pirate I Capt Bonnet I So the Revenge with her Blender I tailed southward through the fair West Indian waters and by the fair West Indian isles to Join herself to the piratical fleet generally to be found In the waters of Honduras CHAPTER XIII A GIRL TO TUB FRONT A HE Jays were getting very long at Spanish 4 Icl1on although there were no more hours of sunlight than tsar usual at the season and even the optimism of Dame Charter was scarce ly able to brighten her own soul much less that of Kate Bonnet who had al nios fnrjMittcn what it wus Jo be o- ptiwc Poor Mr Delaphilne whose- life had begun to cheer up wonderfully since the arrival of his niece and her i triumphant entry into the society of the town became more gloomy than he had been since the months which followed I the death of his wife Over and over did he wish that his brothcrln law Bonnet had long since been shut up in some place where his eccentrici ties could do no harm to his fellow creatures especially to his most lovely daughterMistress Kate Bonnet was not a girl to sit quietly under the tremendous strain which bore upon her Uncle she said I cannot bear It any longer I must do something But my dear he asked looking down upon her with infinite affection what can you do Vo are here upon j an immovable Island and your father Is sailing upon the sea nobody knows j where j 1 thought about It all last nightI said Kate and this is what 1 will du I will go to tho governor I will tcllI him all about my father I do think it will be wrong even to tell him urldgIIto take my father wherever 1 may liii him and to bring him here where it shall be decided what shall be dotty with him and I am sure the decision will be that ho must be treated as u man whoso mind Is not right and who should be put somewhere where he can have nothing to do with ships This was quite childish to Mr Dela plaine but for Kates dear sake ho treated her scheme seriously But tell me my dear said he how are you going to find your father and in what way can you bring him back here with you 7 The first thing to do said Kate is to hire a skip I know that my little property will yield me money enough for that As for bringing him back thats for me to do With my arms around his neck he cannot be a plradI captain And think of It uncle arms are not soon around his neck it may be the hangmans rope which will be there Mr Delaplalne was troubled fnrI more than he had Vet been His rowing niece bellowed that there was something which might be done for her father but he her practical uncle did not believe that anything could be done And even If this were possible he did not wish to do It If by sonic unheardof miracle his niece should be enabled to carry out her scheme she could not go alone and thoughts of sailing upon the sea and the dangersI from pirates storms and very terrible to the quiet merchant He could not encourage this nigntborn scheme of his nieceIBut there Is one thing I can do cried Kate and I must do It this very day I must go up to the governors house and I pray you uncle that you will go with meIIt was not half an hour after that Kate and her uncle entered the grounds of the governors mansion CHAPTER XIV THE GOVEHNOK OF JAMAICA HE governor of Jamaica was interested In the visit of Kate Bonnet whom he saw alone In a room adjoining the public apartments He had met her there two or three times before and had bees forced to admit that the young girls of Barbadoes must be pretty and piquant In an extraordinary degree But now she was different Her sor row had given her dignity and had added to her beauty She quickly told her tale and he started upright In his chair as heI heard It Do you mean he exclaimed that that pirate Is your father It amazes me The similarity of names did not strike me I never imagined any con nection between you and the captain of that pirate ship Now Kate was weeping The gov ernor did not attempt to console her Her sorrow was natural and it was her rightWhen she looked up again she spoke about what she had come to ask him for the authority to bring back her father wherever she might find him and to defend him from the attacks of all per sons whoever they might be until she reached Jamaica And then she told him how she would seek for her father on every sea The governor sat and pondered The father of such a girl should be saved from the terrible fate awaiting him if Andiyetthing It was to do To find a pirate a tierce and bloody pirate and bring him back unharmed to his daughters arms and to reasonable restraint He spoke earnestly What you pro pose he said you cannot do It would be impossible for you to find your father and If you did no matter who might be with you and no matter how successful you might be with him Iris crew would not let him go But there is one thing which might be done His majestys war vessels report at different stations I might send a dispatch to his majestys naval olllcers ordering them not to harm your father but to take him prisoner- I and to bring him here to be dealt with Kate sprang to her feet orderIi my father Ah sir your goodness Is great this is far more than I had dared to expect I beg you to be seated said the goy ernor and let me assure you that in offering to send this order I do no tin the least expect you to take ItI From my heart I thank you cried Kate give me the orders anlI will take them or I will= i Nay nay sold the governor such olllces are not for you but I ttlll give the matter my present attention Rely on me my dear young lady my order shall go by the very earliest opportunity Kate rose and thanked him warmly This is much to do your excellency for one poor girl she It is but little saidIernor and that With that he rose offered Kate his arm tumid conducted her to her uncle When Mr Delaplnlne was made ac quainted with the result of the Inter view bout his gratitude and surprise were great He comprehended far bet ter than Kate could the extent of the favor which the governor had offered to bestow It was Indeed extraordinary to commute what was really a sentence lof death against a notorious and dan gerous pirate for the sake of a beauti fill and pleading woman An idea shot through the ambitiousI The governor was a wl ower suet Kate before Was there any other lady on the island better fitted to pro side over the gubernatorial household But although a mini of high position could not wed the daughter of a pirate a pirate evidently of unsound 11111111I could be adjudged demented as he truly j was and thus the shadow of his crime be lifted from him This wits a greatI deal to think of in a very short but the good merchant did It and the i fervor of his thankfulness was greatly increased by his rapid reflections As they wereon their way homo Kates eyes were bright and her step lighter j than It had been of late Now uncle said she your know we shall not have to watt for any chance ship which may take the governors dispatch We shall engage a swift vessel ourselves by which the orders may be carried And uncle when that ship sails I must go IYou cried Mr Delaplalne That IBut remember undo cried Kate as likely that I shall meet my fathers ship as any other My father shall be brought here and the good gov himIhas led him KatesIthought them To look Into those sparkling eyes again was a joy of which he would not deprive himself if he could help it Suppose he should capture our yes sel she exclaimed what a grand thing it would be for him all unknow- Ing to spring upon our deck and instant ly be captured by me After that there would be no more pirates life for him When Dame Charter heard what had happened at the governors house and had listened to the recital of Kates glow ing schemes her eyes did not Immedi ately glisten with Joy If you go Mistress Kate said she In search of your father I go with you but I cannot go without my Dlckory It is full time to expect his return al though as he was to depend upon so many chances beforo he could come back his absence may with good rea son continue longer and I could not have him come back and find his mother gone no man knows where For in such knowI sailing cried I CHAPTER XV A QfKSTION OF ETIQLETTB ROUDLY sailed the Revenge and her attendant bark into the waters of Honduras Gulf and proudly stood Capt Stele Bonnet upon her quarter deck dressed In a handsome uniform which might have been that of a cap tain or admiral in the royal navy one hand caressed his ornate sword ldlt while the other was thrust into the bosom of his gilt embroidered coat A newly fashioned Jolly Roger In which the background was very black and the skull and crossbones ghastly white flew from his masthead Apart from a general desire to show himself n the ranks of his fellow pirates and to receive from them respect which was due to a man of his capa billties and general merits Stede Bon net had a particular reason for his visit to this port and for surrounding himself with all the pomp and clr cumstance of high piratical rank Ho had been informed that a great man a hero and eliot among his fellows in fact the dean of the piratical facul ty and known as Blackboard the most desperate and reckless of all the pirates of the daywas now here To meet this most important sea robber and to receive from him the hand of fellowship had been Bonnets dqslre and ambition since ho had heard that it was possiblejThe morning was advanced and the fReVenge was rolling easily at her anchorage but Bonnet was somewhat uncertain as to the next step he ought to taKH He wanted to see Blackbeard- as soon 1l3 possible but it would cor talnly be a breach of etiquette entirely inconsistent with his present position for him to go to see him He was the latest comer and thought It was the part of Blackboard to make the first visitPaul Bittern now came aft The men are getting very restless he said they want to go on shore Theyd till go If Id let em Capt Bonnet gave his big sailing master a lofty glare It I should let them you mean sir iam sorry I cannot break you of the habit of forgetting that I command this ship Well sir you may tell them that they cannot go I am expecting a visit from the renowned Blackboard now in this port and I wish to weN come him with all respect and a full crew Black Paul smiled disagreeably I will tell you sir that you cannot keep to these men on board much longer with the town of Belize within a row of half a mile Theyve been at sea too long for that Therell be mutiny sir If I go forward with that message of yours It will bo prudent to let sumo of thorn go ashore now and others later In the day I will go In tho IIrstI boat and see to It that tho men collie back with me And by the way It would not ho a bad thing If 1 touch at Blackboards vessel and inform him that you are hero I dont nttppogo ho knows thin Revenge nor her captain neither I t Bittern said Uonnot I Ice it very much I assure you that 1 am known from ono end of this coast to tho other and Copt flinch board is not an ignorant noon So you can go ashore and take some of the men stopping at Blackboard ship And by thin way 1 want you to go by that bark of ours said give her time old black Roger I used to lly I forgot to I send It to her and n man might as well not own and command two vessels ItIsot out in the longboat crowded with men ho stopped ut the bark hILl did not go too near for fear that sonic of the crew might jump Into his already overload ed boat You are to run up this rag cried Black Paul to Clip the follow III com maud and so saying ho handed up the old Jolly Roger on the blame of an oar Our noble admiral fears that if you do not that you may be captured by sonic of those good vessels lying hereaboutClip out with a laugh I will attend to the capture iou soon as I get out of reach of his guns witch ho will not dare to use hero I take It Hut I I HO HO UK CHIlilJ HIAlK ALL ANt WHERE UIU YOU tOMIi FROM AND WHAT ARE YOU DO ING HERE want you to know and him to know that woro not gain to stay on board and in sight of tho town If you go ashore so go we Stay where yo are till orders come to ye shouted Black Paul if ye want to keep tho cat off your backs And as ho rowed away tho men on the bark gavo him a cheer and proceeded to lower two boats j From In the i IIlw1Iyone or way to interfere with them until it was found out what they intended to lio1 The Rovengo was a stranger in that harbor although her fame was known on not a few pirate decks but If site camu to Belize to fraternize with the j other plrato vessels there gathered together I why didnt she do it No Idea of Importanco and dignity which his position imposed upon Capt Stele mlndtllWhenRevenge a good deal of Interest was excited in tho anchored vessels The great Blackboard himself stood high upon his deck and surveyed the strain gors through a glass Tho mon In the sailingmasters hoot rowed steadily towards Blackboards vessel Bittern knew it well for ho had seen it before and had even had the honor so to speak of having served for a short time under the mas ter plrato of that day As soon as the boat was hear enough Blackboard hailed It in a tremendous voice and ordered the stranger to pull up and make fast This being done a rope ladder was lowered and Bittern mounted to the deck being assisted in his passage over the side by a tremen dous pull given by Blackbeard The great pirate seemed to be in high good spirits and very glad to see his visitor Blackboard was a large man wide and heavy and the first im pression conveyed by his personality was that of hair and swarthiness An untrimmed black beard lay upon his chest and his long hair liming In masses from under his slouched hat his eyes were dark and sparkling and gleamed like beacon lights from out a midnight sky the sleeves of his shirt were rolled up and his arms seemed al most as hairy as his head two pairs of pistols were stuck into his belt and a great cutlass was conveniently tucked up by his side Ho ho ho cried Black Paul And where do you come from and i j what are you doing hero And what Is the name of that vessel with tho brandnew Roger Has she just gone into tho business that sho decks hor- I self out so fine Come now sit hero and have some brandy and tell moIwhat Is tho meaning of these two eels coming Into the harbor and what you havo to do with them Bittern was delighted to know that his old commander remembered him and was ready enough to talk with Nt him for that was the errand he had come upon But captain said he I am afraid to wander away from the gunwale for If I have not my eyo upon them my men will bo rowing to the town huforeI I know It They are toad to 4 t shore Blackboard rondo no answer he stopped to tho tilde of the vessel 11111 looped over Let go ho shouted to the man who hold the boats rope and you rascals row out a dozen strokes from my vessel and keep your bunt there and If you move tin oar to wards the town I will flult your With that ho ordered two small guns lo be trained upon the boat The bunts crew did not hesltnto one second In obeying ties I orders limey know by whom they were given IUIIItIthere was no man tn the uroul hllll free companions who would dteoboy an order given by Blackboard They rowed to the position unsigned them and sat quietly tonkin limit the mouths of the two cannon which were pointed towards them Now then said Hlaek beard turning to bittern I think theyll stay there till they got some other order Between frequent sips at the cup of brandy Bltteni told the story of tho Revenge and Blackboard listened with many an oath and many a pound upon his masslvo kneo by his mighty list Oh I have heard of him he cried I have hoard of him He has played 1 the devil along the Atlantic coast Ho must bo a great fellow this what dill you say his name was Bonnet said till other Blackboard laughed That salts him well he must have clapped his name over the eyes of many a iu r chant captain Where did ho still be 0 fore he hoisted the Jolly Rognr At this Rlttoiu laughed Ho never tailed anywhere he Is no seaman and If ho were not rich enough to pay oth ers to do his navlKatln fur him he would have run his vessel upon the first sandbar on his way trout Bridge town to tho sea Hut he pays snm + good mariner to sail his Revenge and he now shays mo I am tn fact the captain of his vessel You mean cried Blackboard that ho knows nothing of navigation Not a whit replied the other he doesnt know till backstays front the taffrall It was only yesterday Hint he thought he was already In the sort of Bdlp and dressed hlmnlf up like a tinbllngcoek to meet you To moot mo roared Blackboard what dues he watt to meet me for and why IOrt he come anil do It instead of sending you grlAtIcomer you caller He Is all dressed up now hop ing that you will row over to till HII vrnge as soon as you know that he Is tin commander Tine hairy pirate loaned hack and laughed In loud explosions He Is a rare mat truly he ex claimed this Capt Nightcap ofAyours Bonnet Interrupted Blttorn Well one is as good as the other- I cried Black beard anil he be well clothud if It bo of the right color And you started out with him to sail his ship you rascal Thats n piece of impu dence almost as great as his own Bittern did not murk like thus speech and wanted to explain that since he hud served under Blackboard he had com maniiod vessels himself but ho reo strained himself told told how Sam Ixiftus had boon tumbled overboard for running afoul his captain and how he iad been appointed to his place Now Blackboard laughed again with a great pound upon Ills knee Ho Is a man after my own heart ho shouted be ho sailor or no sailor this nightcap y commander of yours I know I l 4 love him And springing to his feetrand uttering a resounding oath he swore that he would visit his now brother that afternoon Now away with you cried Black beard and tell Sir Nightcap Bonnet Interrupted Bittern Well Bonnet or Cap It matters not to mo Row straight back to your ship and let him know that I shall expect to DO received with admirals honors Bittern looked somewhat embarrassed But captain he said my men are on their way to the town and I fear me they will rebel if I tell them they cannot go there- In saying this the sailing master w spoke not only for his men but for him self He was very anxious to go ashore he had business there he wanted to see who were In the place and what was goI- ng on before Bonnet should go to the townWhat cried Blackboard putting hU head down like a charging bull I order you to row back to your vessel and take my message and It you do it not I will sink you all in a hunch Into your boat sir and waste not another minute If you are not able to command your men I will keep you here and give them a coxswain who can Without another word Bittern scuf IbrollghtNow men he said I have a mes sage from Capt Blackboard to the Revenge bend to It as I steer that way Give my pious regards to your Sir Nightcap shouted Blackboard oTIrED iY rxT WriIs IrvlI Subscribe lor The Hajrt lord lie pub I lean aiidS the Louisville Herald both papers one year for 125 t- bj He Looked Like Clay Former United States Senator Vest was one of the nn st popular nit n1 bets of the upper branch of the N t tionnl legislature He always Unit n stockof Htorus on hand mid the best of It was that they were slvnys ID tilt point One of them concerned tin Kentucky hotel clerk who imag feed that he resembled Hfury Clay A belated tuveler who arrived at the hostler one night luiind the clerk busily engagel in discussing politics with one of the hottl loungers He rapped on the desk but the clerk paid no attention to him Finally he celled out sharply Can I register here Book on the deskwas the lan guid reply When the guest had inscribed his name on the register the clerk stroll ed over in the mcst languid style and looking the visitor over from head to foot said I dont know whether we can room you tonight or not Well Mild the now Irate travel er I wish you would find out as soon as you can The clerk pawed over the register leisurely adjusted his tie glanced admiringly in a mirror ct the reflec tion of his diamond pin juggled with a handfull of room keys and said finally Here tnke 497 fourth floor back Taking the key the guest drew himself up like a puglist getting rea dy for battle and said to the clerk in rasping tones Say do you know you remind me very much of Clay The clerk looked doubtful for a mo ment then an expansive smile over spread his contenance and he cast several admiring glances in the mir ror as he said I suppose sir you refer to the great Henry Clay our bluegrass statesmanNo at all was the sharp re ply with a gesture of annoyed dis sent I mean plain ordinary clay the kind they use to make mush bowlsAnd as the clerk gradually recov ered from the trance into which he had been thrown the revenged guest slowly made his way to the fourth floor A Catechetical Exercise These queries and answers are giv en in the American What is a luck yard A back yard is a place in the rear of a house that may be made heath fill and attractive with grass flowers and 1IDJ = ic ni= t1 lUllNKTT I1 I SMITH BARNETT SMITH ATTORNEYS AT LAW iinti roicn KY Will priirtlrctliplriirofi iiiiii In nil the courts uiiio iidJiilnliiKrountlfNiindCoiirtot Appiiili attention wlvinto nil lniHliifi ant iiiltii Jrtheircare mitts tloiiH iiiul tlm Inic tin nt Crlin lti iil lxtiit Inw Sici lnltlH Oitlcfln lllM IIIK AN Bulldb- tgFRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law HlltTFOIll ItT- will Irndltn hlll prutesslaa In Ohlll and nd julnliiK county and In tlm Court of 111111 Criminal practice and Cnllcctloim n specialty dirt In thu Herald building JNO B WILSON ATTORNEY AT LAW HARTFORD KY attention given to rnllectlnnsTanki- ngabstrnetstcnlsaNutnrylubllcfnrOhiow coun ty Ol lee north Hide public Hquaro R R WEDDING Attorney at Law HARTFORD KY AV1II practice In tho Stnto and Federal Courtn IronecutiH clalniH for Pensions Ktc tollPCtloiiH promptly ottended to Aluo Notary Pnlillc for Ohio county Otllco over Ohio County Hank M L HKAVIUX ERNEST WOOnWAltlt HEAVRIN WOODWARD as au 1IIUITonn KV 1 rilt practice their profusion In nil the lollrl of Ohio county unit Court of AppealH Spe cial attention criminal practice sad colleo dons Olllco next door to Hank of Hartford W H BARNES Attorney at LawAND COUNTY ATTORNEY HARTFORD KY Will practice hU profession In nil the Court Ohio nnd adjoining counties and In the Court Appeals Strict attention will be given to business entrusted to hU care Collections peel Ity Olllco In courthouse YAN CY L MOSLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW Hartford Kentucky Will practlco his profession In nil the Courts ol Ohio and adjoining counties and In tho Court of Aappeali Also Public Office over First National Dank vines but is generally H receptacle for tin cans paper bones Anti vnriom other kinds of filth which nirtkex it n breeding place lor hirciil of is ptntd- lever diphtheria anti consumption What is a gambling hell Its a place where country lamb are fleeced silly old men are enticed and the sons of widows deposit their earnings It is constructed with lookout holes and electric bells so as to be proof against the police What are cigar and grocery store in front of saloons They are blinds for Sunday tip pling The basket goes into the grocery store on Sunday morning carried by a little girl It comes out withn tickler at the bottom and two nickles worth of rice and pota toes on top What is a gambling party at n private houst It is a preparatory school from which young men are promoted to the gambling hell What is a society woman She is a woman who is infactuated with her own charms turns over her children to servants buys goods and has them charged without asking the price and rides her husband down toI ruinWhat Is a society man A man who has the dry grins reoi ports for business at loa m and 4 p m Is looking for something to happen which certainly will happen Is destroying his health and his cred it is afraid to inform his wile of his financial condition He would but does not know how to stop What is a politician- A man who would like to be what the other fellows ate going to be A woman connot be a politician until she learns to ride straddle What is an editor A man who writes only onethird what he knows the other twothirds being protected by libel laws What is a farmer A man who comes to town six days in the week and grumbles What is a preacher Do not know What is n medical doctor Do not know What is a lawyer Nobody knows Griffin Bro- Do Z Wayne not hesitate to recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to their friends and customers Indigestion causes more ill health than anything else It de ranges the stomach and brings on all manner of disease Kodol Dyspep sia Cure digests what you eat cures indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach disorders Kodolis not only a perfect digostant but a tissue building tonic as well Renewed health perfect strength and increased vitality ollow its use m fSandy Brown Struck- A young lawyer in Charleston S C whose hair was of that color gen erally called sandy was one day crossexamining an Irishman a wit ness in a case involving the owner ship of a certain cow It became very material to prove the color of the cow and the Irishman was pressed by the lawyer for a description ot the animal as to color After a moment of hard thinking and with a twinkle in his eye and just a shadow of smile ou his lips the witness replied Well sir as near as I can come to the color it was a sort ol an ugly sandy brown about the color of your own hair sir The answer envoked a burst of laughter and the lawyer did not pro ceed any further with the crossex amination of the witness After that the lawyer was known as Sandy Brown and he often told the joke on himself Doesnt Respect Old Age Its shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age but just tho contrary in the case of Dr Kings New Life Pills They cut oil maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age Dyspepsia Jaundice Fever Constipation all yield to this perfect Pill25c at Z Wayne Griffin Bros drug store Hartford Ky m Fashion Notes for Working Men Will Wright lu IoulBvlllo Times If you hang yonr coat on a fence it Is fashionable this spring to keep your eye on the fence Dont wear a dress suit if you are working in a sewer Gloves are not to be worn unless you are handling live wires It is not necessary to say Excuse mel if you have fallen from a ladder and land on top ot the foreman The foreman will do all the talking that Is necessaryPatent leather shoes are not being worn on scafTol s- It is the proper thorn to use t uajl if you burst a button Do not bring your golf sticks to the factoryShoemakers aprons are longer this year than before Slevees may he tolled up during wot king hour It is not good firm to put on your coat before closing time unless the foreman has gone home Halfworn shoes may be made quite elegant by the use of iron heel taps lour5nhand tics are not worn in factories this season as they may be tangled up in the machinery- It is not usual in Paris to carry the watch in the nail pocket Silk hats are not worn in the build- Ing trade as they may be injured by falling bricks Bridge builders are wearing light shoes so that they can swim ashore whenever they fall off Strong leather belts with steel hooks at the ends are popular among window washers Coal handlers are recommending large bars oi soap for the complexion The report that London bricklayers carry canes while at work has been found to be incorrect r Deafness Cannot be Cured By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deaf ness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness iF caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deaf ness is the result and unless the in flamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous sur facesWe will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by I catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation m A a Theres many a slip twist the profit and tip Ah Old Maid Says That Lots of men with an aim in life lack ammunition I Some men cant even tell the truth without exaggerating Every man is more or less of a gos sip but he refuses to admit it Few men are barn leaders but lots of them grow up and become drivers- A homely man always consoles himself with the belief that he is smartThe man who lives by his wits alone is the pawnbrokers best custo merMen admire women not because they are women but because they are not men All men are barn ignorant and lots of them never succeed in outgrowing- It When a man gets too old to set a bad example he begins to give good adviceMany a man makes his debut on the road to ruin through a narrow side door Occasionally a young man wakes up fresh as a daisy and his freshness continues all day A man may think himself superior to a hen yet a hen can sit on an egg without swearing When a man knows he is a fool he knows more than some people give him credit for Some men are so selfimportant that they imagine their weight on one side of the globe causes the oth side to tip up Is that the sameaifto you bought last year All except the body and three wheelsAn Old Bachelor Says That Love fills unoccupied hearts and rattles unoccupied heads It is simply impossible for a man to kiss a girl unexpectedly It sometimes happens that the bride is the best man at the wed dingA woman has nouse for a miserable man yet she always like one close Every woman has some aim in life hut thing what she hits is quite another Marrlfttje often meting the trading of ones liberty for a mesi of affec tinA flirt is a girl who makes a fellow want to Ifis her and then wont let him The wall flower at a party is often the only gill present who can bake breadWhen a woman accusts a man of flattery she always wants him to say it some more Aftir H woman has ra sed a certain age she is willing to get married on FridayIf woman could retain her beauty forever shed be able to dispense with brait s A bachelor may not know what real happiness Is but he escapes a lot of real misery You cant blame a man for calling his wife an old hen when she is con tinually laying for him A man is said to be only half a man until he gets married after that hes lucky if his individuality isnt completely swallowed up For Those Who Live on Farms Dr Bergin Paua Ill writes I have used Ballards Snow Liniment always recommend it to my friends as I am confident there is no better made It is a dandy for burns Those who live on farms are especially liable to many accidental cuts burns and bruises which healrapidly when Ballards Snow Liniment is applied It shouldalways be kept in the house for cases of emergency 25c 50c and 8100 at Jas H Wil llama druggist m Isuppose saldfMiss Bitter with the suspicion of a sneer you prefer the male poets to the female Mr PenstllSure replied the editor when the male species but in on me I can swearand relieve my feelingsPhil adelphia Pres Even Adam Yale Record Our Primal Parent had just taken a good bite of the apple Now Addle said Eve dont tell me that it isnt as good as mother used to make In Serious Troubles f lilrniro Pout Shes in a frightful dilemma How so Why Jack proposed to her last night and insists upon having an answer before she will have time to learn wheather Tom intends to propose Rather Indefinite Philadelphia Inquirer Say remarked the village lawyer as he entered the general store I want a ribbon for my typewriter All right sir responded the new clerk Do you want one for her or itMr Gusch Re aly Miss Wise never knew anyone so jolly as you Miss WiseSir You forget your selfMr GuschErbeg pardonI dont understand Miss WiseI say you have forgotten yourself You are a jollier Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Dont Know it Row Tb Find Out Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let It stand twentyfour hours a a sediment or indicates an 1 unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys j If stains your linen Is evidence of kid ney trouble too frequent desire to pass or pain in the back is convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are of orderWhat to Do There is comfort in the knowledge so SwampRootwish In curing rheumatism pain In the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passage corrects Inability passingItwine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get many times during the night The mild and the extra ordinary effect of SwampRoot Is soon realized It stands the highest for Its won derful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the Sold by druggists in 50c andl sizes You may have a sample bottle of wonderful discovery and bOOll that tells more about It bo hsent- aDsolutelyfrec by mall set tling it It It also out It up best this Address Dr Kilmer fie nome of SwampRoot Co 8Inghamton Y When writing men lion reading this generous offet fn this paper Qonr make any mistake but remember the name Swamp Rooi Dr Kilmers SwampRoot and the address BInghamton N Y on every bottle I ti HALLSAlways restores color to gray hair all the dark rich color it used to have The hair stops falling grows long and heavy and all dandruff disappears An elegant dressingU JCIff 1ALttc YJlIIOO A Pharmaceutical Examination- So said the proprietor oi the diuj store up in the prohibition dis trict to the applicant for a position you think you cau lilt the bill criP1lionsCertainly I can mix everything known to the trade Hightails CertainlyManhattan cocktails Ceitainly Mint julep Sure II Well well Rive you a trial but you want to be careful weve got a mighty particular class of invalids in this town FOR SALE We have for sale at a bar gin a Scholarship in the Bowl ing Greeii Business College or Normal school department a Scholarship in the Massey Business College at Louisville For further information call on or address THE REPUBLICAN 4 The Teacher Can any of you tell me for what purpose the Panama Ca nal is to be used Little George Grafton Sure Cam paign purposes A Kodol Dyspepsia Cure DI0Mt what you eat That man said Bleacher indica ting the home player who was coach ing vociferously is the new infielder theyve signed but hell never do for second base For goodness sake exclaimed Dudley who was witnessing his first game is he snpposed to be sing- Ing An Open Letter From the Chaplin S C News Early in the spring my wife and I were taken with diarrhoea and so se vere were the pains that we called a physician who prescribed for us but his medicines failed to give any re lief A friend who hada bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave each of us a dose and we at once felt the effects I procured a bottle and before using tbe entire contents we were entirely cured It is a wonder ful remedy and should be found in every household H C Bailey Editor This remedy is for sale by all druggists m One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs Colds and Croup What the Boy Saw Ilillmleliihln Press The youthful scion ofa German town household succeeded in putting the family physician to blush a few days ago Something was wrong with the young hopefuls vision and the doctor was called in The family assem bled and several optical tests were made Finally the doctor held up his hand And what do you see now my boy he inquired I see a dirty hand piped the lit fellowThe departure was follow ed by a spanking DeWltts H82eSalve For Piles Burns Sores Hes gentleman Isnt he I think so He has a racing sta ble gambles in Wall street is post ed occasionally at his club and doesnt live with his family Towne So Dr PricePrice couldnt save poor Munley after all Browne Oh it wasnt the 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County CourtJ I1 Miller Judge MS Ran and Clerk W H llnrneo Attorney Hnrtford JWCourt convenes first Monday In each month Quarterly Court leglnn on the third Monday In April July October und January Court of Claims Convenes first Monday in Jet uary Tuesday after second Monday In October Other OUleersJII Wood Surveyor Ceralro Frank Lowe Assessor Deda James DdWeeM School Superintendent Hartford lien L Davie Coroner Sulphur Springs TviBtlces Courts II F Hudson Header DamFebruary 16 May 18 August 31 November 30 Geo W Martin Bnlietown February 12 May 14 August 20 November 12 Jno M Graham Narrow8IFebruary 38 May 2 Auguvt 29 November 11 T A Evans FordsvllleJanuary 15 May 7 August 27 November C J A Hicks Buford February 7 May 0 Aug net 12 November 7 W A Hone Centertown February U May 11 August 24 November f H J Wilcox Itockport February 20 May 6 August 21 November 14 Eatcr ciico CotJno II Wilson Judge C E Smith City Attorney S r Burnett Marshal Court con vener fcecotul Monday In each tuouth ZlcllgioMo Cortricee M E Church South Services third Sunday In each month at 11 u m and 7 p mlInd second Sunday at 7 p m Prayer meeting every Wednes day evening Hey WTJMIllcr Iustor Baptist Church Services held Saturday night before second Sunday Sunday and Sunday night and fourth Sunday nail Sunday night Prayer meeting every Thursday evening Rev111 lIurllttIHINtorC Service first Sunday In ouch month at 11 a in and 7 I m Itov J V liar ned i ut tor- School Trustee Hartford las P Miller J Glenn S T Stevens I M Hocker JIJ B Car sun Jon C IIl1e- y1uwulrIlHItl8ltllwnn Holbrook Chairman S A Anderson Clerk Ilr S J Wedding W S Tlnslcy AC Taylor Cocrot Ccciotioa A 013 W meets second and fourth Friday nights In each month Hartford Lodge No C73 F J A Masons first Monday night In each month Rough lover Lodge No 110 Knights of Pytbla meets every Tuesdny night Preston Morton Post No 4 G A II hold reg ular meetings Saturday before tlrut Sunday in each month We Risk It Druggists Who Sell Dr Miles 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a log and h had on his spurs leggings and belt while at his side lay his hat a revol ver with three shots missing and his eyeglasses Three of his Iront teeth were gone and the flesh was badly decayed But his clothes were practically intact making the Identi fication easy The place where the body was found is onethird of a mile north of the Kelly Cave branch rail road two hundred yards north of the road leading to Blackwoodand seven tyfive yards east of a bridle path in an open country The members of his family have been notified and will arrive on a special train from Philadelphia while Mr J F Bullitt general counsel and E J Prescott auditor of the Vir ginia Coal and Iron company have already arrived at the place where the body was found and have stretched a rope around and stationed a strong guard to prevent the removal of the remains before Mr Daniel Wentz the brother of the dead man arrives As soon as he reaches the scene an In quest will be held to determine the manner of his death It is believed the man who discov ered the body will receive a reward of 5000 Little so far has been learn ed as to the cause of his death All agree that he was shot but whether suicide or murder Is the question Memorial to McKinley New York May 9A dinner given by Cornelius H Bliss tonight took the form of a memorial of the late Pres McKinley All of the speeches referred to the martyred President Among the guests were Supreme Court Justice Day Secretary Cortel you Postmaster General Payne Sen ator Fairbanks and former Secretary of War Root e w Ate Supposed Poison Food to Prove His Innocence Belleville Ill May llA test for poison in food was made in Judge Canadias court which resulted in the acquittal of John F Fletcher who l was arrested and charged with having prepared the edibles to cause the householdlThe Justices test cousisted in hav ing Fletcher eat a dish of beans and drink a cup of coflee submitted as evidence The test was suggested byI Fletchers attorney who said he wasI willing that his client should his Innocence in this mannerj Fletcher ate the beans and swallow ed the coffee but showed no signs of Illness and was dischargede Rev John Reid Jr of Great Falls Mont recommended Elys Cream Balm to me I can emphasize his statement lilt is a positive cure for catarrh if used as dlrectedRev Francis W Poole Pastor Central Pres Church Helena Mont After using Elys Cream Balm six weeks I believe myself cured of ca tarrh Joseph Stewart Grand Ave Buffalo N Y The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing Sold by druggists at 50 cts or mailed by Ely Brothers 56 Warren St Yew York WORKING NONUNION MEN t Armed Men Guarding Property of Wheatcroft Coal and Coke Company Madisonville Ky May IIThec- oal mines of the Wheatcroft Mining company at Wheatcroft where the labor trouble is raging have been put in operation again after having been suspended more than a month i The nonunion miners who were shipped in there last week have gone to work end the union Miners who M have been displaced by the company adopting nonunion labor are Idle and very much wrought up about the matterThe union men have notified those who have taken their places to aban don the work at once They have threatened to fight for their rights cansge r caused some little alarm and in order to protect the property and men iron ancedeputy United States e been sent there to do guard duty The situation is rapidly growing worse WINS FARAWAY BRIDE California Boy Meets His W1- 1Through Corres pondence Madisonvllle Ky May 9A pret ty romance preceded the marriage at Kyeyesterday morning of J N Orgdon Redlands Cal and Miss Susie Boyd In answer to an advertisement the couple began to correspond about a year ago when portraits were ex changed The young lady engaged in the matter for mere pastime but a real betrothal by mall followed About a week ago a young man ar rived at Oak Grove and took lodging at the Boyd Inn giving his name as Don Carloss Greene He claimed to be prospecting in mineral lands around the place He kept up his incognito for a few days during which he was a close observer of his bride lo be When he was satisfied that all his expectations as to her conduct and character were realized he announc ed himself to her as her future hus bandThey are now on their way to the home of the groom in California Mr Orgdon is reputed to be very wealthy Notable Days MAY 8- 1794Tbe postoffice department was established by act of cpngress The PostmasterGeneral who is at its head is a member of the Presidents cabinet by virtue of a custom that originated in the time of Andrew Jackson His salary is Sooo per annum He is appointed by the President and confirmed by the Sen ate The department has charge o the transmission of mail matter the preparation of stamps and postal cards the issue of money orders and postal notes the establishment and discontinuance of postoffices and the appointment of postmasters whose salary is 1000 or under j MAY 9 1502 Columbufl with the authori i ty of Ferdinand and Isabella sailed from Cadiz upon his fourth voyage which also proved his last one with 450 men in four caravels of from 50 to 100 tons burden each He designed to attempt the discovery of the strait which he supposed to exist at the southwest of Cuba It had not yet been learned that Cuba was an island II1775Thegress to raise 20000 troops and organize a navy A petition to the king was ordered to be prepared The formaI tion ot a federal union was initiatedI MAY II 1776 Jane Porterauthor of ThadI deus of Warsaw andliThe Scottish Chiefs born at Durham Eng SheI was the first of female nov elistsI1792Capt Robert Gray discovered the Columbia River on the Pacific coast of the United States and entert ed it in the Columbia Redlviva a BosI ton vessel MAY 12 1780 Charleston S C was surrendered by General Lincoln with 5 too men after a siege of forty days to a combined British land and naval force under Generals Clinton and Cornwallis The city was given up to plunder valuables were seized and slaves sent to the West Indies to btI sold Lincoln later had the satisfac ion of Cornwallis sword at the surrender of Yorktown MAY 13 1846The United States declared war against Mexico The message of resident Polk declared thatwar ex- Isted by the act of Mexico The act consisted of armed attacks upon United States troops posted in observation upon soil in dispute MAY 14 1804Lewis and Clark left St Louis on their great Western explor QJT expedition The anniversary of a this event is to be celebrated at Port land Ore in 1905 by a Lewis and Iltrke exposition SUNKEN TREASURE SHIP Flagship of Spanish Fleet Scuttled in 1702 Discovere- dat Last Vigo Spain May 12Operations are actively under way here in preparation for the raising of the Spanish treasure galleons which were sunk in capdDutch fleets The completion of the preliminary survey a couple of weeks ago resulted in the location of several of the vessels and the identification of the Santa Cruz the flagship of the fleet which the finder Senor Jose entiretyeuse o great power Senor Pino believes he will succeed in extracting the contents of the gal leons employing a hydroscope lift ing aparatus and a submarine of his own invention Treasure ships have been sunk twice by the Spaniards In Vigo bay once in 1589 when Drake captured the city and again in October of t7o2 i when Sir George Rook with a com biped English and Dutch fleet cap turefl it as an incident of the War of the Spanish Succession which began early that year and lasted till 1713 The Spanish were not able to fulfill their object completely however for many men of war and galleons were taken with much valuable plate and other treasures I ACCEPTANCE URGED Executive Board of the National Union Recommend That Min ers Accept Operators Proposition John Mitchell who has done so ranch to bring about peaceful relations between the miners and operators and the other high officers of the ra tional union recently issued the following circular To the officers and members and District No 23 U M W of AGen tlemen At a meeting of the Nation al Executive Beard of United Mine Workers of America held in Indian apolis Ind April 30 1904 the fol werefWhereas The executive officers of District No 23 U M W of AI have recommended to the miners of Dis trict No 23 what course they should pursue in the present controversy between themselves and their em- ployers relatives to the proposed- mining scale and Whereas The proposed reduction of 4 ij per cent on mining prices yardage dead work and day labor is less than has been accepted by the mine workers of every other dis trict whose contracts expired March 31 1904 and- Whereas We Ibelieve it would bs impossible to secure better prices or condition by submitting the questions issue to a board of arbitrators and Whereas As it is our judgment that a strike if inaugurated could not under the present conditions of the coal trade be defended or be prosecuted to successful issue and if lost would result in the disintegration of the organization and the dissolution of the joint movement of operators and miners in District No 23 andWhereas We believe the best in terest of the mine workers of Western Kentucky will be conserved by yielding to the inevitable and accepting conditions of last years agreement with a 44 per cent reduction Therefore be it Resolved That we the members- of the National Executive Board recommend to the officers and members of District No 23 issue to arbitration and rather than inaugurate they accept the first proposition of the operators which is the renewal of the agreement that expired March 31 ees a reduction of 4 per cent On behalf of the National Executive Board JOHN MITCHELL President L L LEWIS Vice President W B WILSON SecTrees Bob Taylor Settles Knoxvllle Tenn May loExG- overnor Bob Taylor today paid into court 5500 executed titles to hit property in Memphis to his wife who was recently granted a divorce from him He is to pay her about 12000 limonytOnMleYtCughCurnFr J BAR DOCKET May Term 1904 Ohio Circtli- Court FIRST DAY pOI Comth vs J W boatner SECOND DAY 3540 Comth vs James Burns 3761 Comth vs Rudy Jahn 3762 Comth vs Rudy Jahn 3856 Comth vs Lee Tillord 3865 Comth vs Willie Walker 3866 Comth vs Sip Rhoads 3876 Comth vs Juston Jackson 3881 Comth vs Same 3889 Comth vs James Shultz 3960 Comth vs W E Russell- 4000 Comth vs Claud Slanter 4008 Comth vs Dock Porter 4009 Comth vs Same 4058 Comth vs Ollie Barnes 4071 Comth vs Same 4078 Comth vs Will Engler THIRD DAY 4083 Comth vs Lee Vutry 4086 Comth vs Emmet Tyro c 4118 Comth vs Jack Kelly c 4122 Comth vs Vermond Cooper c 4126 Comth vs Luke Taylor 14145 Comth vs Leslie Hines 4 159 Comth vs Elmer Hall 4163 Comth vs Ed Shultz 14169 Comth vs J R Johnson i4io Comth Vs T Schroader 4 15 Comth vs P E Told 4176 Comth vs Alex Nicholson 4177 Comth vs Owen Cash 4180 Comth vs Cassa Wilcox 4181 Comth vsMortTate 4182 Comth vsjohn Abner FOURTH DAY 4183 Comth vs Cassa Wilcox 4188 Comth vs Robert Render 4190 Comth vs Robert Render 4191 Comth vs Mary Nabors 4192 Comth vs Bridge Duncan 493 Comth vs Frank Tichenor 4194 Comth vs Wash Stringfield 4021 Comth vs Forest Chinn 4196 Comth vs Henry Blackburn 4201 Comth vs Orbry House 4202 Comth vs Same- i 4204 Comth vs Buzz Hammons 4205 Comth vs Same 4206 Comth vs John Render 4207 Comth vs James Raley 4208 Comth vs Jonce Guss VlVTll DAY 4149 Comth vs Ben Rogers 4209 Comth vs S B Jentry 4210 Comth vsjohn Render 4211 Comth vs Albert Long 4212 Comth vs Will Taylor 4213 Comth vs Hermon Kahn 4215 Comth vs Payton Sullenger 4220 Comth vs Daisy Yeager SIXTH DAY 4221 Comth vs Sam Basham 4222 Comth vs James Phipps 4223 Comth vs I C R R Co 4224 Comth vs Hugh Baugh 4226 Comth vs Deanfield Coal Co 4227 Comth vs Deanfield Coal Co 4228 Comth vs Jack Smith 4229 Comth vs Mrs Bruno Frey 4230 Comth vs Bruno Frey SIvVrNTH DAY 4197 Comth vs William Sampson- E G BARRASS Clerk Worlds Fair Rates Commencing April 25th 1904 round trip tickets will be sold to St Louis account Worlds Fair at follow ing rates and limits Season Excurs ion tickets sold dally April 25th to November 15th limited to December 15th for returning 1280 For sale dally April 25th to November 30th limit 60 days but not later than De cember 15th 1904 1070 For sale dally April 25th to November 30th limit 10 days 1000 Special Excur sion May loth rate not named yet S B VAN METER Agt Sheriffs SaleiBy virtue of directed to me which issued from the Clerks office of Ohio Circuit court In favor of Mrs Lou Maddox and others and fee bill in favor of S A Anderson which was levied on the following property subject to said ex ecutlon all against Estill Tichenor Emma Tichenor Brown Charles Brown and Eva Tichenor I or one of my Deputies will on Monday the 16th day of May 1904 between the hours of i oclock PM and 4oclockC P M at the Court House Hartford Ohio county Ky expose to Public Sale to the highest bidder the following property or no much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Pontiffs debt interest and cost the undivided interest of Es ill Tichenor Emma Tichenor Brown Charles Brown and Eva Tichenor- In the following described tract of land I ying and being in the county of Ohio State of Kentucky and bounded and Greettat a stony oak and elm tree in Philips anti Lewis line thence north 300 poles to aston e beech and walnut thence IJas 5311 poles to a stone thence South 300 poles to a stone in the line of Philips und Lewis survey thence West with tald line 53j poles to the b uitming con taming one hundred acre and ran e being land owned by Aron Tlri roi prior to his death said inletcsi oi Eltill Tichenor Emma Tichenor Brown Charles Brown Eva Tichenor who recently intermarried with R C James is levied on and to be sold sub ject to homestead interest of Mrs Lou Maddox Pearl and Algla Tiche nor levied upon as the property of Es till Tichenor Emmn Tichenor Brown Charles Brown and Eva Tichenor JamesTERMSSale will be made on a credit of 3 months bond with approve ed security required hearing inter est at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from day of tale and having the force and effect of a sale bond Witness my hand this 25th day o April 1904 CAL P KnowN Sherifl O C by CHESTER KHOWN D S Can You Figure 200G- iven AwayTO rtvroMKis OK Carson Co HARTFORD KY How many votes will be cast for Congress in Ohio county at the November election this year For the one who can guess the number or nearest to the correct number of Congressional votes cast we have the following cash gilts First nearest Guess 5000 Second 2500 Third 1000 Fourthd r 00 Next 55 nesses each 200 11000 Total 20000 For each dollars worth of goods bought of Carson Co a ticket will be given which will entitle the holder to one guess in this Congressional contest The conItest will be decided the decision ol the election com missioners who will meet at Frankfort to canvass the vote No ticket will be given out after 4 oclock on election day Begin now The more tickets theI better your chances CARSON Co I- ncBOSW u WORLDS FAIR ROUTE NATURAL GATEWAY TO ST LOUIS- ADTI IK Louisana Purchase Exposition ENTIRE NEWRailroa1 WAY OF THE FAST FLYERS Parlor Dining and Sleep ng Cars elegant Coaches with High Back Seats- Complete Illustrated Folder of the Worlds Fair fur nished free on application Send lOc Silver for copy of the Worlds Fair March For rates time ot trains Sleeping Car Jtwier Tiitlonx life cull on any Ticket Agent or nil 8 O P Mc AIlTY Genl IOBH Agent Ohio or R M DROWN I VA- LoulaTllliKy THE REPUBLICAN is prepared to do your Job Printing inI a firstclass manner Try us r Woflds Faifjhort line SOUTHERN RRILWBY 1 43 MILES THE SHORTEST Fastest and Bost to tho WORLDS FAIR Look at Schedules Lonvo Louisville 8511 a m dully Arrive dt Louis 11311 piii dnily Solid through train from Louisville with Observation Parlor and Dining pLeaveArrive St Louis 7J2 a m daily Solid through trains from Louisville with sixteen section Pullman Sleep ersAll trains make close connection in Union Station in St Louis with Wubash Suburban service direct to the Worlds Pair Grounds Low Excursion Rates Will be announced soon P E CARR Passenger anti Ticket Agent Louisville Ivy A J CKONK Depot Ticket Agent Louisville Ky Pasr senger KyG Assistant General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo BIG FOUR ITim IHiST LINK TO I Indianapolis I Peoria IChicago I Inutl lichiganI BuffaloINew York + IBoston r i IInformation Cityticket I I INo 2511 lth Ave or write to I S J GATKS a IGenl Agt Pawenger Dept ILouisilIe Ky I 1 e c Envelopes at Republican office 1 for 500 DAILY TOURIST SLEEPERS TO CALIFORNIA Iron Mountain Route operates Pull man Tourist sleepers St Louis to California leaving 830 n m tinny via Little Rock Texarkana Dallas Fort Worth and Kl Paso The Ideal Route to California Fast schedule dallyIman Tourist sleepers via Missouri Pacific Ry leave St Louis every Thursday 9 a m from Kansas City 4 Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays 630 p m going via Pueblo D R G System through Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City to Ogden etc Home seeker and Colonist rates to various points in the West and Southwest every first and third Tues days each month For map folders descriptive literature rates etc con sult nearest Ticket Agent or address- R T G MATTHEWS T P A Room 301 Norton Bldg- Louisville Ky Real EstateBargaiiis c Farms For Sale Cheap 100 acres adjoining Hartford2500 120 acres near Rockport lor 1200 70 near Palo for 650 40 acres of coal land 3 miles from Hartford 900 115 acres fine bottom land six miles from Hartford for 2200 40 acres 3 miles from Sulphur Springs lor 325 145 acres 2M miles from Hartford 3000 One house and lot In Hartford one half acre lot 1500 A house and two acres of ground adjoining Hartford f37S I will sell your property for you or I will find a farm for you Titles abstracted S A AndersonIDealer in Real Estate Y HARTFoRD KYi

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