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TableAt Beaver Dam Ky-

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1nr timesNORTH BUND

112729 a m Passenger Daily

114340 p man Mixed Dalley excepte Sunday

SOUTH BOUND

115926 a DL Mixed Daily exceptSunday

113146 p m Passenger Dally

See FaIrs nowSkirts

1 New Persian Silks at Fairs1 BeautiesFairs LadieS Suits

Fairs Is the place to buy Mlillnory

PatricianShoes women uti Fairs

Largest selection of Millinery atFairs

No doubt about Fairs new FallDress Goods being upto= date See

J thewEconomy Fruit JarsSee samples

canned In ourwlndow I

I Hartford Grocery Coloir W WLloyd and wife Bar

i u reUs FerrY are viaiting Judge andMrslR R Weddilgctty-

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The sterling SUItS are the beatmade Notblpg shoddy Wet well

and tit well FOuULiat FairsIII beireach1ng atMt1

ItHermon Methodist church next Sun 1

J ty3t 447 at U m andnightat 7-

11frh EfM RTweddelt a formerlld t Hartford Is very leiot-

ypholdfevert-

Jiat tilw residence at Cal

JboPIl f+IMI JeUeGlenn daughter of

Judge and Mrs J s Glenn who has1 beeDo1theslcklIst for the past

rMweek is improving

1Leare ytier Laundry atCleveoIler-iIt

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osition has come tostay and realizingthiswe have suppliedourselves well withthe latest in styles andweaves Of coursewe want to sell to youbut more especiallyat this time we wantthe pleasure of show =

ing you what we be=

lieve to be the mostup4omdate Coat Suitsin Ohio county

Our prices varyaccording to the cloakfrom

1110 to 25Remember TradeSaveslYou Money

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Timothy Seed at Fords at U25Wear Finis Ci Tfing and go well

dressed

Fairs Millinery Opening was abig success

What about your Tailored SuitFairs have them

Now for Fall Footwear Nonebetter than Fairs

Fertilizer for sale by W E EllisllU The Produce Man

FOR SALEGood sow and pigslIt2 WAlTER ALLEN

It ps to buy Millinery at FallllStock largest Prices lowest

Pure Greene per pound10lb lots 28c

Hartford Grocery Co

Misses Bertha Brawn and LlzzleMoore Rochester were the guests ofrelatives In town Saturday and Sunday

Mrs S K Cox left Tuesday to lJe

the guest of her daughter MrsCharles Rogers Elkton Ky for SeV

eral lasMr Wm Holmes and sister Mrs

F H Allen of Hawesville Kyarevisiting the latters daughter MrsJohn B Wilson

Messrs James Shepherd PrentisBruno Frye Narrows Esq C V

MllesFordsvllleand T D DUke nearSunnydale were among our callersTuesday

Mr JT Felix who had been vis-

iting his son Dr C W Felix Olaton and looking ufterhls farm forthe past ten days has returnedhomerMessrs C M Barnett and John B

Wilson are In Shelbyville Ky attending the state Grand Lodge ofKnights Cpythlas which Is iii ses-sion there this week-

I MrsE A Smith and infant sonE A SmlhIr who have beenth gucstOffbo farmers wotherneaiRockport return fo her homo ofRed Bay AlabamautedAesday-

Mr lvaNalaandwife who havebeen s J9 rnJ g et mtbArkarrived In are11a114eotherMrvlslUn Mr NailIn contemp atln64laoUngto Hartford thombackr re-

SupernteiWent Hen Leach doe 10< heABuparlatda-

deatateh14e as tRen the oisepefill pjr9a bagd eat-urdtay Oc Qb tQ regular pay4qy I 4qat 1Otyr tolet t 4 tQ

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Aflse Minnie Renfrow BowlingGreen Ky1s the guest of MissVOtna Duke city

Mrs Jatnos Lyons and littlo daughter Dorcas are attendIng the lairatOwensboro this week

Dr A C Foster of Owensborocame over In his automobile Sundayto vllllt a patient at Beaver Dam ret-urning tho same day Ho was ac-

companied only by his c ufteurltMr J A who recently ac

copted a position with the OwensboroMessenger Owensboro as makeupman was the guest of We parentsJudge and Mrs R R WeddlngcltySunday and Monday

Mr L Al Uhads of Deanlleldhas moved with his family to Hartford and Is occupying the DrRhoads residence on Main streetMr Rhoads comes to Hartford to getthe benefit ot the high school here

Mr and Mrs J lRosenblatt leftMonday morning for Loulsllle andother eastern cities whets they willspend the next ten days replenishIng their fall stock of goods Mr N

Rosenblatt HawesvUle wlll keepstore for them while away

Mr L AIate of Sesser Ill Isspending a few days with his Brother Mr A E Pate city Mr Patewho has been engaged In the restaurant business at Sesser Is prospectIng with the view of locating In

Hartford It he can secure a suita-ble building

Mr Joseph Reid died at hl3residence near Prentls last Fridayafter several months Illness Hisremains were burled In the Rogersburlng grounds Saturday Mr Reidhad passed the threescore and tenyear mark and leaver four sons andthree daughters his wire havingpreceeded him six years

County Court convened In regularsession Monday and with about thosame amount ot routine businessThe will of Mrs Matilda Armenlltwas offered proven and ordered torecord Mrs Armendt was the wifeof the late Henry Armendt havingdied several years prior to his deathWhy the will was never probated be-fore Is not known

Mr Green 8 Shepherd died at hisresidence at Prentls last Wednes-day of pneumonia Uncle Green ashe was commonly known had beenIn declining health for severalmonths His remains were Interredat the Providence church buryinggrounds at 3 oclock p m lastThursday The deceased was In theseventysixth year of his ago andleaves one son and a daughter hiswire having preceded him twelveyears ago

The Republican Executive Commit-tee of Ohio County met at tho Court-

house lkst Saturday afternoon andwas called to order by chairman n-

B Martin The meeting was for thepurpose of electing a campaign chair-man and seoretary The result WlIs

the election or W S Tinsley aschairman and Owen Hunter as SeC

retary for the present campaignThese selections are good oneS analthe campaign will be In safe andcompetent hands

The Ohio County Medical Assocln-tion met In HartforU WodneS lay andwas attended by a fairly good num-

ber of members The doctors or

Hartford entertained the other mombers present at dinner a represon-

tatlva of each ot the HarUorlt paperbeing likewise Invited A bountifulrepast was hIghly enjoyed espeelailyby an editor A move Is on footbacked by a number of the loadingphysicians of the county to estab-

lish a hospital In Hartford This Is

a commendable undHtnldng andshould receive the hearty support ofeveryone

Good Horse for SaleI have a good 7 year old work horseI

for sale ALBERT RIALHartford R F D No1

Revival ServicesThe meeting In progress at the

Christian church here continues thothe rain has hindered somewhatLarge audiences have been the rule t

and the preacher W J Clarke IsIproving himself a capable minister oftho word Miss Myers Is ploaaing allwith her beautiful solosUnU her ca-pable leadership of the congregation-al 8lnglnl the meeting wlll con-

tinue for Mother week and the foe

lowing subjects hi1v6 been tmnounQoby the evan llst

Friday Oct 7Why be aChristianSaturday OCt 8Many EJtcuaeeSunday Oct 9 11 a mThe Mls

slop slid Growth of the Church ofChrist T pc moTheSottIofa Man

Monday Oct 10The Dfvlnb bitsslonr 1-

11I1csday Oct 11 =Peters Cant eslon 1

Wednesday OctI12t The Vnanswer

able QuestionThuJsday ot t3rhre Stern Al-

ternaUvee I J1i aervicew acre held

TueadayWednesday Tlumday and-FridiiyM Ii i and thebPenlagserv-

Iee e at lOdNtlclfYil NYi If rJe

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MEtHODIST CONFERENCE

aAT RUSSEUCVIEE1-

Closes Aftera Weeks SessionRev Virgil Elgin Returned

to Hartford Church

rThe Loulsllle Annual Conference

closeda nlcasant and harmonious SeRIson < nt Russellvillo last Monday atnoon Bishop John C Kilgo the

preIsldedlnone pr work

was eminently satisfactory and hisfrequent addresses to the conkrencowere practical and nt times was withultoUon and power and It Is boiledwill be of at abiding effect Illsaddress on Thursday evening on Chris-tian Education w sconceeded to bethe ablest ever heard by the confeaence or In that city which Is an edu-

cational center It was gratifying tonote there had been many convet-sions during the year and at Incr1sehimembership of about 4000 Thecharges generally are giving a bettersupport to the ministry The assessment for Foreign Mission of 1140000

ndlwehope the effects will be of untoldbenefit to the church The GUllren1desire of the presiding bishop was ngeneral revival and awakening andthe response of the conference was ahearty Amen

The following appontments weremade for the Owensboro district

Presiding elder=RevS J Thompso-nOwensboroSettle Memorial DI

Lewis Iowel-lWoodlawnS C onlyFrayseravenueJ O Smithso-nBreckenrldgestreetW C WloSOwensboro clrcultT C DuvallBeaver DamA L Moth

CalhounJ T CherryCentertownR D BennettCentral CltG W Humme-lClovcl1lOrtI E LewisFordsvllleC S HarperGreenvilleG B DillonGreenville clJcultE D RyanHartfordVirgil ElginHaw sIIILIl S GilletteMaceoW II llckerso-nLivermoreJoe loweLenvisbtlrgD S aupbel-lRonaeW

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RochesterW W prineSaeramcntoJ T DemonbrumSouth GarrolltouA J Pate-

CENTERTOWNOct 4 Miss Maggie Baker Is vis

fling her sister Mrs R Salvers ofWest Virginia

C C Miller and family have moved to London 1y where Mr Millarwill take charge of IIn Ax llandlfactoryMr

Nat Arbuelde and wife orWeir City Kansas visited friendand relatives at this place last weok

Mr James Baker or Denver coloIs visiting his parents this week

E M Davis has accepted alIOstlon In Loulsvlllc where he and hiswife have moved

Miss Bertie Ganditt who has been t

on the sick list Is able to be outagain

E S McMillan Is having his yes

hlence on Walnut street replllrLIl

W F James and wlto have mo0to Louisville where Mr Jani has tte-

cepted a positionandI I

J R L Mason and daughter sills s

Dessle are In Louisville buying theirnew goodsIsIand

McHenryCROMWELL

Oct 4We are VOlT dry and wellsare low

Dr Pal T Willis attended theStat Medical Association nt Lexing-ton lust week

A great many from hero and neathero went to Mr R B Martins atHartford Sunday All enjoYed theday very much

Uncle Nat Arbuckle stopped eve ra few hours with Mr and Airs JAlex Rhond on his way to GllstraIa-Moi l y He formerly lived In the-

countys

but has been In Weir CityKansas for a number ot years H-

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now 82 years of ago His wltepassed going to Gilstrap Sunday

II1 Delmer Stewart Mr JesseBaIze Miss Joloy Keown and MistClaudl James front Seleetwere hereSudtlayThey went to Hlghvlew

MrS Dr Willis mother visitedhetb last week returning home YeSterday

A Sister of Mrs Dr Allenwho hadbeen visiting bete for two weeks lefttorherbowe Sundays

Pwoof Mr Net Embrys brothers r

Bdtiettatvn wereyUero MoodayNghtMr Oea Mule representing the

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Owensboro Hardware Coas hereyesterday

Mr Charles James Leitchtleld washere Sunday to see his brother T

A James Ho was accompanied byhis daughter I

Sunday School and praYer meeting-are progressing nicely tIny muchgood be done

Bro Black of Morganfleld passedhere Saturday going to Warren churchButler county to begun a revival atthat place Saturday night It willcontinuo n period of two westks Maysuccess crown his efforts

Mr Noah Cooper of this lllaceImoved Sunday to Simmons I

Two tamllllti 1msscd Saturday moviIng to Simmons

Mr ttty Amos Mania was hereMonday on business

Messrs Pete and Ed Burton ofMercer passed here enrouto to Baizetown Sunday

Mr and Mrs Cites Hudson Sitnmonvisited relatives near Balz town Sun-day

Mr George Dennis has gone tothe Owensboro fair this week MrJ D Arbucklo is looking utter hiliIstock during his absence

Grand Lodge Knights of PythIias in SessIon

ShelbyvlIle Ky Oct 4More thanI400 delegates had registered this morn

when the annual session of thejling of Pythias Grand Lodge was

at the Crescent Thaeter atII10 oclock and later trains broughtIn a number of additional visitors andIIInglarge attendance of citizens lrrescntat the theater which was handsome-ly decorated for the occasion PastChancellor Leon Rothchild of TassoLodge this city presided and theRev W n Anderson of theterlan church offered prayerPreslJIOr Linn T Gruber welcomedvisitors on behalf of the city nUll

In a very clever speecit gave the keysof the city Into tllllr liItlllng pastSprewe Chancellor W W IIlnclwullI-CSllOndlll to Mayer Grubrrs addrossIn It happy vela flll welronw aldress by Chancellor Couutnauder BA Logan represnthtg the locallodge and the resIonse lJy GrandChancellor C F Saunders closed thespllochllluldng

A deed hit or the session wasthe vholin solos by Miss llarrlctt i

Rockwell Poynter of thlll city MssPontlr hos recently returned fromstudying abroad anti she comllletelcaptivated the visitors with her beau-tiful playing

At the close or the open nteethtgthe grouch lodge went Into executivesession which continued through the

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afternoon After It brief reCess forlunch at 3 oclocl this afternoon the I

degree work of the Pythian sisterswas exeuqllfled by the members of

Esther Temple In the local lodgeroom lu the Odd Fellows temple andattracted many or the delegates Thedegree team ot Myrtle Lodge ofCovington fifty strung arrived nt 7oclock tonight over the L N andbeginning at S30 oclock gave anlXll1IIJl1Cication of the rank of knight j

at the tlllattr before the delegatesand visiting knights Following thework a reception and Jnlpromptudance was given In honor of thevisiting knights and ladles at thetheater

No new candidates have developedfor rand outside guard which placesthe winner In line for the higher oflee and It Is likely that a warmtight will result during the electionof officers tomorrow between Sunator J J Watkin or Utilon coun-

ty and Charles Miller of CovingtOil for that honor

Fairs Opening Was Superb

Last Saturday occurred tit annualFall Opening of Fall and Companysbig department store The store wastastefully daaratal and each departwent made a fine showing

There Is nn air of refinement provalllng It the dress goads section tosay the least or It nothing to offendthe most cultured and artistic tasteThere Is a wealth of variety andrichness or material that afford achoice Hat you could not expect tomeet with outsldu or metropolitanfashion centers

In the same department there Isseen shoes for busldoss for sentdress for full dress In aU the leathers and In a range of pricey andstyles greater than ever prtiviouslyshown by this fllln

The Mens and Boys clothing de-partment ron well be headquarters for mens and boys furnish-ings for the vast stock and greatassortments displayed could surely

met all wants of the men of thisoity

The Millner departmeJ1 was nodoubt the chief attraction cot theladles who attended the opening batu yThe showing vas mtnple-

So

tpwarted so latere>BtlugyWntere

Js little else to be dC

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YOUTH SEEKS TO-

REUNITE PARENTS

Son of Kentuckians Make a Pa

thetic Plea Before Chi

cago Court

Chicago Oct GA habeas corpusproceeding before JUdge Petit to theCircuit Court showed a small boysdetermination to reunite his promi-nent Kentucky parents dlvolClll forthree years

Mamie L Mitchell former wIfo ofEdward G DIrns clerk of the ircult Court of Ohio county Ky wascharged with abducting her son fromthe custody of her own parents nfttirwhich she brought him to Chicagoand kept him In hiding Darrass anddetectives found till boy here Jlad the custody of the child as theresult of circuit court order Judg +

Petit refused to tape the boy fromfather lie held the custody

should rest with the KentuckycourtMamie L lItchell is the daughter

Dr Mitchell of Bearer Dam Kya family whose aucdHlolS welepioneers Maurice DarrasH subject orthe dispute left its chair near hisfather and went to his mothers side

Dont you cry mother dear hiexclaimed puttJng his arms aroundher neck I wIsh you would giv-

man It wlnipplmg and not e y ItpaIIJ1see If I dontAnd the tenyearoltl boy sought

his father again aid engaged him IntlwIfatJlerI 3JtIard C

iCy today be-

gan habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Petit to secure possessionof his son Maurice aged 10 yearsDarrass says he secured a divorcefrom hula wife In 1906 and the Ken-tucky courts awarded custody or theboy to hula grandfather for 3 yearsAt the expiration or this time liesays the boy was to lJc given to hisfather

Darrass charged that on Scptem-

t her 1 G the mother of the hllel gothim out or Kentucky and to Chlea-

i go On the showing made JudgePetit let the father have the hay untub tomorrow when the case willbe argued further The lad crying

8el1arnIThe foreghtg is the climax or near-

ly two weeks search for MauriceBarrass About that time ago Mr-

i Darrass notified his potherInlawthat he desired to bring Ills sonto Ilatford and enter him In schooland directed her tu tense him readyat a certain future date Before thatdate arrived his foruur weft tookthe lad and left for parts unknown

was later learned that she inchlitto Chicago nod Mr Darrass ac-

companied hy his attorney Mr M

L Htavrln left at onCe for that pointAfter nearly a woIs snrch they re-

turned without havhtg located himHowever the matter was left in tillhands of a detective aeucy tad In It

few days a report collie tlutt the boyhad beet locatlll Mr IIllrmSK aidtI1 Ilewvrln again wcnt to htcagoand procurlotl the boy by lmbcas corpus proceedings They arrived homoVednesday afternoon

Mules for SaleA splendid pair of mules well broko

to work Will sell cheap Apily to1lOOKER

1VILLIAMSHartford

HERBERTOct 3Mrs Ellen Iliad Fordwito

of J W Ford died the 25th orSeptember after Il long illness ofcancer of the stomach

Mrs Fo est Chninbers turd wife orHickman county Ky BIo visiting rel-

atives her-eSeelll from thlll place attended

the burial of lure VUllo Corlet atKarnus Grove yesterday-

Air C W Phillips who had astroke of paralysis two months agoIs sl t1y Improving

Messrs Pate and Leonard Taylorhave started their saw mill neathers

Mr Carl Floyd wire and childrenhave returnee from Florida wherethEY have been for the past year

1r Earl Douthett of Synthla vhs

Ited at Mrs Sallie Floyd Saturdaytight

Miss Maltie Milligan Is on nn extended visit to Owensboro

Misses Myrtle Durdftt Dora Helmand Mattie Barnett will attend thefair at Owensboro this week

d11ss0ertrude Barnett has gone toEvansville to make her home

Dr Dexter O Whlttlnghlllof Romeitaly penta dir with the family of-

h>e uncle Chas 11 Phillips recent-ly