Hartford Republican

FRIDAY JUNE 23

A KENTUCKY ARGUMENT

dose Call for Everybody but of

Course No Ladles Were

Hurt

As was to be expected the legalproceedings against Judge Hargi-

and other prominent gentlemen o

Bloody Breathitt for certain mati tiers done as alleged and commonlyhatJ e

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ial countrymen in the Kentuckyfeud belt and last Monday therewas a regrettable occurrence at a-

social gathering in Morgan county

i It appears that during theof the dance surne one inadvertent

ntly advanced the opiniqn thatr Judge Hargis ought to be hanged

whereupon one Dykes raised a pointoforder when a bullet from a Win ¬

chester laid him low and deprivedhim of all interest in the subseiiuentproceedingsThe

shot was the signal for ageneral fusilade and for fifteenminutes revolvers and Winchesterscracked and when the smoke clear ¬

ed away there were three men deadand six seriously wounded on thefloor Luckily owing to the good

i markmanship of the gentlemen ¬

ticipating none of the ladies presenwas hit but it was an admittedlyclose call for everybody No arrestsPrejudiced outsiders may be unableto appreciate the fine points of per-

sonal¬

honor and clan loyalty involv-

ed¬

in these Kentucky vendettas butif that State does not complete thegood work it has begun in endeavor¬

ing to round up and bring to thegallows or the penitentiary the menprimarily answerable for this feudist savagery there will continue tobe a cloud on its claim to rank as acivilized community

SULPHURSPRINGS

June 19 Sunday school at MtVernon is progressing nicely J

The little two year oldchild ofMr and Mrs K E Lee died Tues ¬

day and was burned at Mt Vernon

WednesdayMrsJohnston and daugh ¬

ter Martha B of Columbia CityInd are visiting the family of T FJohnston this week

Miss Mamie Jones FordsvilleandMrs Dr Ellis Jones Monette 10Iare visiting the family of Mr andMrs Charlie Huff this week

Miss Stella Daniel is visiting MistLula Acton

Misses Laura Lena and EstherJohnston Mr Willie Moseley andMrs AMJohnston attended theice cream supper at Dundee lastSaturday night

A crowd of youig people fromMt Vernon attended the baptizingat Bethel last Sunda-

yIt C Duff end wife Narrowspent Sunday with Dr Dull andwife Sulphur Sprint

Mrs E L Wnitf wan hRi been inLouisville for the past tfrte weeksreturned home Jrmlay

Mrs T F Johnston MM A M

Johnston and Miss Bettie Cole spentthe day with Mrs James F laganlast Wednesday

Miss Effie Mitchell spent the lat ¬

ter part of last weak with Me broth ¬

er Janus E Mitcieii of I indeeBillie Thomas i B avi Dan

has a class in vocal music

PLEASANT GROVEJune 1611 S Hope of Hunts

ville had the misfrtune of gettinghis house burned lust L tut lay Junelath

Mr and Mrs lIfe LMch andsun Angel of Fvnti were theguests of Mrs itwchs mother Satururday and Sunday

Mrs Maggie < inter mid littlelaughter Minnie of Centnti Cityno visiting friends and relatives attine firove this week

MiftsMyrtlu Kinnv has been time

Client of her sister at Huntsville forthe past two weeks

Henry Cuuditf who went t Miri ippi to enter business with Mr

lag uN is very iii

Miss Hazoll was the ICUUltof OraMeffurd from Sunday until Wed ¬

nesdayEuna Hradley is th guestdf her

cousin Edon Gar liar of HuntsvilleChi wtck-

Thf ki mam sm r at Mr Meff jrds en Junv vas largely atlonilc <

Little ara Iy entertained

t

some of her friends Friday after¬

noon Ice cream and fruit was served

Frank Stewart of Yost was theguest of his friendMiss Ora Mefford

SundayWRENDER

June 19C K Reneer and J FRender were in Louisville last Wed ¬

nesdayCFinley and W D McElhen

hey of Central City were here lastWednesday

Mr and Mrs John S Spence wen

hursdayf was theguest of his father It B Eastonlast Friday and Saturday

Sam James Sr was in Hartfordlast Friday

J W Baker was in Louisville lastFriday

Dee Witt Williams was in Hartfordlast Friday

ssDr H B Innis and F 0 Allenwere in Hartford last Saturday

Mrs Chas Robinson was in RosinSundayWm

was in Horton lastSunday

James Cates Central City filled hisregular appointment here last Sun-

dayWm Fair Hartford was here last

SundayRev Cox is having quite a success

with his meeting hereSimon Stephens post master re-

turned home from Louisville yester ¬

day after an absence of eight daysetav s

was e

yesterdayMrMrs R J Engleby re

turned home from Herrin 111 yesterday

Mrs Joe Stewart Horse Branch I

arrived here today to visit her brother J W Tilford for a few days

Miss Nellie Harris returned homefrom Prentis today after a few daysvisit lIi

Dr Henry Smith Prentis washere today

Miss Icie Hardin is visiting inDayton and Nashville Tenn at thiswriting

Notice in BankruptcyIn the District Court of the Unit

ed States for the Western districtof Kentucky Owenboro division-

In the matter of David A Royal

bankruptOn15th day of June A D

1903 on considering the petition ofthe aforesaid bankrupt for dischargefiled on the 12th day of JuneA D 1905 it is ordered by thecourt that a hearing be had uponthe 3rd day of July A D 1905 be-fore said court at Federal CourtHall at Louisville Ky in said dis ¬

trict at 10 oclock in the forenoonor as near thereto as practicableand that notice thereof be publishedone time in HAKTFOKU REPUHUCAN

a newspaper printed in said districtand that all known creditors andother persons in interest mayat said time and place allpearIcause if any they haveprayer of said petitioner should notbe granted

Witness the Honorable WalterEvans Judge of said court and the I

seal thereof at Owensboro Ken-

tucky¬

in said district on the lothday of June A D 1905

A G RONALD ClerkBy DUDLEY LINDSKV D C

CROMWELLJune 22A good rain has at last

fallen and the very warm weather is

over for a few daysDr Joe Taylor of Hartford was

in our town this week I

Mrs Tim Daniel is visiting heri

parents in Evansville this weekSam P Taylor and Gee P Trout

were in Hartford WednesdayMrs Robinson and daughter Miss

Maymee and son Luther have re¬

turned to their home at Eddyvilleafter a few days visit to her sisterMrs John Gentry

Otto Martin Hartford visited hisgrandmother Mrs Martin Sunday

Bernie Johnson who was killed atMcHenry Wednesday was formerlyof this place

Esq G W Martin is very sick atwritingW of Central City is

visiting his father John Austinneartown this week

Quite a number of people went enthe excursion to Rochester Sunday

Mr Carico of Louisville spentTuesday here fishinggood catch

Prof A P Taylor M M FaughenderClaude BlankenshipWm Tay ¬

lay and others took Steamer Bowl ¬

ing Green Tuesday for Mammothave

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THE LATEST NEWS

Gathered From Various Sources

Over theCountryBriefItems

After electing George A Bainsecretary the Kentucky State FairAssociation designated the Week be ¬

ginning September 18 and Lexingtonas the time and placefor the annualfair-

ee

Several miles of track are reportedto have been washed out on the In ¬

dianapolis and Vencennes Evansviileand Terre Haute and Baltimore andOhio Southwestern railroads in wes ¬

tern Indiana

Chairman Paul Morton of theBoard of Directors of the EquitableAssurance Society has enjoyed expert accountants to go over the hooksof the company and make complete ereport on its business affairs and re-

lation¬

It is said that thirtythree truebills have been prepared by theDepartment of Justice and will bereturned by the Federal grand juryin Chicago in the Beef Trust invest ¬

igation Among those to be indictedare belied to be ten or more of themost prominent Beef Trust mag-

nates¬

e

Minister Takahira has informedPresident Roosjvelt that Japans re-

presentative¬

in the proposed peaceconference can reach Washington

1111gardedence will begin about the middle ofthat month Japan it is stated witnot ask for an armistice and as thwar party in St Petersburg is agaiactive it is expected there will bmore or less difficulty in arranging

GenLinevitch anil his111lieutenanti are sending roseate re

desirIousthere is an armisti-

ceWANTEDTen reliableNurseryStockHighland ¬

Kv 45t6Excursion to Calhoun I

The boat We Three williveanexcursion Saturday June 2Jth fromHartford to Calhoun the occasionbeing Masonic Barbecue Willleave Hartford wharf at I oclock adayiW M FoIt lAX Master

NEW WHISTLER STORYIA

byfriendshasIlIJalle

r designsil1lugiIf lend of hers who knew Whistlerv tit anxious to get his opinion oftem Site took a portfolio of MissSmiths illustrations to the painterand waited anxiously as Whistlervaiiiiiied them

Me looked theta over carefullyami remarked gniillv She cantpaintThen

he went through themaain And she cant throw

A third time he looked throughtin portfolio pausing thoughtfullyover each sketch

But she doesnt need to he coneluded Harpers Weekly

Fortunes Left by PresidentsWashington left an estate valued

ut over 800000 John Mains leftabout 71000 Jefferson died sopoor that he would have been n pau ¬

per hind not congress purchased hislibrary for iO000 Madison leftabout 150000 Monroe died poorand was buried at the expense ofrelatives John Quincy Adams leftabout iiiOOO at his death Juekson left about 80000 Vim Huron

100000 Polk 1 0000 Taylor150000 Tyler married a woman

of wealth Fillmoro left 00000Pierce 50000 Huclmnun 500000 Lincoln 75000 Johnson

50000 Grant 05 this wealth intilt Grant b Ward failure HayesGarfield and Harrison were all mod-erate

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well off and Clevelands for¬

tune is probably larger McKinleysfortune was not much over 60000

Philadelphia Press

Curious PoorhouseA workhouse or asylum for in ¬

firm beasts and birds was establish¬

ed some thirteen years ago ba so-

ciety¬

of influential Hindoos It isnear time Sodcpur station about tenmiles from Calcutta and is underthe control of a manager with astall of eighty servants andean ex¬

per 11ced veterinary surgeon Inthe place at present there are 973paupers K9 bulls 307 cows 171calves 72 horses 13 water buffaloesGO sheep 15 goats 141 pigeons 44cocks and hens 4 cuts 3 monkeysuslumtematically and mercifully managedUIoccasion of the inela natives gofrom fur mind near to decorate andworship them

The Stomach Men-

The stomach proper has censed to

surgeonIleimpunity He can even if circum ¬

stances demand relieve the ownerof it entirely and so arrange time

loose ends that time functions of nu ¬

trition mire successfully maintainedTo be sure the jMitient ran never

pleusuretrouthimself to n rigid diet Hut for allthe other affairs of life he may beus competent as before There aretoday several stomachics men whoarc earning their dully predigestedration in occupations varying fromclerk to expressman McClures

Hon Meat In BelgiumThe Belgians have long been ac¬buttmainly from Kngland have shown

so many that were emaciated wenkand obviously unfit for food thatthe superior council of agriculturemini recommended that such ini ortatiom shall cease or that brokendown horses unfit for work shall betheeadoptedefhfding a substitute for horse meatwhich is in ninny cases the only kindwhich the poorer classes are able toafford

The Retort Courteous

reportshearingbay this bit of repartee betweenThomas lawson and a young WOo

I Juan evidently no respecter of per¬

sonsAs Mr Lawson in a naphtha

launch passed time rowboat containsiiig the Lirl sure called out HelloTom flows copper

Instantly came the retort Firstrate Hows brassBoston Her¬

old

He Captured MelbaIn Chicago Mine Melba received

a clmnieteristii letter from rn

elltllulonoryou on time gramophone and wantto liio if you can really get in uJthose trills The boy got two freep es-

HOW JEFFERSON PAINTED

I1IurpersyicrsonV method of painting whichFounds like the Japanese wayofiiikiji1 long and attentively ut anobject and then drawing it frommemory He won visiting offerMm in his Florida studio andohsserved a little shanty on time shoreof the gulf which ho pointed out totheaetor painter as n good subjectfor pictureXo

mv said JeffersonWhen queried Mr Remington

in surpriseOhpaint that next year

Homo time or possibly not in twoyears was the answer

But you may not bo here Hetitles 1 think time house will rotdown in less time than that saidMr Remington

I shall paint it as I see it when I

am not looking ut it my boy wasJeffersons answer

Quebecs Enormous Birth RateDr Osier says you cant diminish

the birth rate of Quebec Iii theyear 1800 the lute Hon IL Mercierthen prime minister of the province

provinciullegislaturopublic lands to each father andmother of twelve living childrenand last year u return was made tothe house of those who had takenadvantage of this act This returnshows that there were more than3400 families of twelve living chil ¬

dren in the province while somewere boasted of seventeen eighteennineteen and one even ran up to

twentythreeAccordingto the last report of

the provincial compiler of sta ¬

tisticsthat is to pay for 190300419 births were registered whichgives a birth rato of 3076 per 1000of the population

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