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made Skirts cotton and woolen Waisti Goods Prints Ginghams Millinery

Shoes Clothing Notions Etc You

are cordially invited to visit uss2

HARTFORD HERALD

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10

Visit City RestaarantMacy next Tuesday night

Fresh Oysters at City Restaurant

Get your meals at City Restauranto

Attend oar opening Saturday Sept19th CARSON Co

Now woolen Walttings at Fairtisit Cok

Fair Co are showing their newFallShoeiYa

Fairs millinery opening SaturdayYou are Invited

Have your furniture neatly repairedI at A C Taylors

Come and see the new goods Sattnrday Sept 18th CARSON Co

New Readytowear Skirtothe latestr tylett Pair Gos-

Jlr p W Pirtle Concord was apleasant caller Friday

Sew line all wool Zcbellne for Skirtsi or Suits at Falr Gos-

Myra Ja I What nioo Ice Cream and Sher

bert at City Heataurantl

Soda Water Lemonade Oo cola

cj at City Restaurant

New lino white and fancy Oxfordsfor waists at Fair I 0os

Millinery opening at Fair Gos Sat¬

pedal Everybody invited

IiNwest line of caves and Crackers inHartford at City Restaurant

J Williams MaC at the court housenext Tuesday night Sept 22

City Restaurant most uptodatef place In Hartford Gall and see

RL TweddeU is still making thatold fashioned buhrground meal tf

Mlsa Balllo Taylor has gono to Lex ¬

< ington to attend the State College

Have your parlor furniture Refiniihed for tho Fair at A 0 Taylors

Mr Claude Smith editor of the Hart ¬

ford Itcpublicaii is quite ill of fever

Mr Ernest Field has accepted aposition in J n Williams drug store

Our readSto wear tailored Dress

4 Skirts are all splendid values Seethem price them and buy one

ECONOMY Day GOODS STORE

BizzuAppetite poor 7 Bowelsconstipated P Tongue coated PHead ache Its your liverI

AYers Pills are liver pills allv bible al

utamr Lwlr1n0ae

Wit your moustache or beardto bro or rick bhdctU-

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CARSON Co

lr and Mm A C Taylor are the happy parents of a baby girl born last Fri ¬

daySometimes you find it hard to select

a snit It will not be BO if you comehere CARSON Co

Mr P D Twoddell has returnedfrom a sojourn at San AngeloTex

All kinds of upholstering cone at AC Taylors Undertaking establishment

Childs Norfolk Suiteall wool andbeauties from 1160 to 360 at FairSs Gos

Mrs Alex Rowan and Miss Fannie Coxwent to Nnckola Saturday returningSunday

The prettiest Millinery will be seenat Fair Gos Saturday Dont failto come

Mrs D E Thomas and little daughterLaura visited relatives in Owensborolast week

Reserved seats for the Macy entert-ainment are on sale at J H Williamsdrug store

The Floating Studio will be at Hart-ford September 28th to remain untilJanuary Itf

Beautiful Dean de Sol and TaffetaBilks for maklag the now box coats atFairCoa

If you want to pay 10 for a fallsuit we will show you an eyeopenerfor that price PARSON I Co

Born to the wife of Mr H A Bairdof the Alexander neighborhood on the2d inst a boy

Mr and Mrs J F Vickers and littledaughter Marion are visiting relativesin Sacramento

Dr D W King the Osteopath Is atMn Lou Collins Consultation and ex-

amination¬

free 88tf

Born to Mr and Mrv Jefferson Travisof the Alexander neighborhood on the2d Instant a girl

Mrs Lou Block and little daughterMarie of Horton visited Mrs T MTaylor Saturday

Mr and Mrs McDowel Fair Renderwere the guests of relatives and friendsin Hartford Monday

Mr J 8 Bennett Smallbonso andHorace McCormick No Creek werepleasant callers Sunday

Fairs readymade Skirts are thestylesInDR A B YEWEJL OSTEOPATH

Room 19 Commercial Hotel Consul-tation

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and examination free

Mr Y L Moseley and little daughterWinnie DBnford were pleasant callersat the HERALD ofltce Monday

Mr John Taylor of Birdseye Indhas come to Hartford and will assistMrt Bullingtont iii its barber shop

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CARSON Co

Why dont you bring ns yonr ButterEggs Bacon Peaches 01-

OARSON Co

Many a man would blush if the holesin his socks were seen We have holeproof socks CARSON I Co

We will be disappointed if you dontI attend our Opening next SaturdaySeptember the 19th CARSON I Co

Misses Norma Brown anti MattieCooper of Cenlertown wero theguests of Mrs T M Taylor Sunday

Mr Joe R Shultz and sister MissLaura B Shnltr Preutis were pleasantcallers at THE HERALD office Monday

WANTEDEverybody to come to ouropening Saturday Sept 19 Bargainsin every

departmentECONOMY

GOODS STORE

Remember that we will sell all Perpals at JLOcta and all Calicoes at 4ctaSaturday the 10th for that day only

CARSON Co

Miss Johnson a trained nurse ofOwensboro has arrived in Hartford andis attending editor Claude Smith in hisIllness

Mr W D Moore left yesterday forNashvilleTenn whore be has accepteda position with the Cumberland Telephone Co

A very healthy showing is manifestedby the First National Bank of Hartfordwhose statement will be found in another column

Mr 0 E Smith is having a residenceerected on a lot recently purchased ofColl C M Barnett adjoining the R MWoodward property

GOOD TRADE I will exchange abuggy or a twohone wagon for a goodoow Apply to Lonnle TweddeU

blacksmith Hartford Ky tf

Mlsa Mattie Cooper of Centertownleaves today for Barbourvlllo Kywhere she goes to resume her positionas milliner in a store at that place

If it is a new Suit you want visit nsand look through our line and you willbuy one Onr 1760 and f1000 suitswill surprise you ECONOMY STORE

We are offering you 1000 and 1260suits for 760 and 1000 Dont fall tosee these before buying They areswell ECONOMY DRY GOODS STORE

An ordinance has been passed by thetown trustees and on and after Octobertat all horses and hogs found on thestreets will be taken up and impounded-

WANTEDEverybody to visit our tencent ribbon counter next SaturdaySept 19one day only All colors86 cents values for ten cents

ECONOMY DRY GOODS STonn-

WANTEDEverybody to look at ourtine of Ladies Tailormade Skirts rang ¬

ing in price from 160 to fl0 Our360 Skirt is exceptionally good value

ECONOMY STORE

Messrs R B Martin J Q Daven ¬

port and Payne Faught left last Fridayfor Lexington Va where they wenttrout¬

bleBorn to the wife of James 0 SUnaon

Olaton last Saturday a fine boyMother and child getting along all rightand father happy Dr Felix attendingphysician

Mrs J E Davidson and Miss Marga-ret Davidson attended the burial servi ¬

ces of the Infant child of Mr and MrsHenderson Ashby at Waltons Creeklast Saturday

Mr G B Likens President of theFirst National Dank of Hartford wentto Hopklnsville Monday to be In at¬

tendance at the Bankers meeting nowIn session there

Sue pe ton and Amanda Nail two ofthe dusky sex engaged In a rough andtumble fight on Main street last Wednes-day Quite a crowd was attracted towatch the low and lofty tumbling

Mr 0 H Nee and Miss Annie An-

drews¬

of Morgantown were marriedat the residence of Mrs J A Thomaslast Monday evening at 080 oclockJudge J P Miller performed the cere¬

monyMrR T Collins has purchased of

Mr J W Ford the nice residenceproperty on the corner of Union andLiberty Streets formerly occupied byMr W H Moore and has moved intotho same

Marriage licenses since our last issueW A Yqung Towsey Ky to InezCummins Yeaman Ky J H NewtonSIoHenry to Mesa P Chapman MoHenry 0 H Neel Morgantown toAnnie Andrews Morgantown

Grand Millinery opening SaturdaySeptember 19 We have purchased thisstock from Cincinnati IndianapolisLouisville and St Louis so you may besure you will get the closest prices andthe newest styles

ECONOMY DRY poops STORE

Rev E M Crowe will preach at theMethodist church next Sunday morningand night His subject for the morningservice will be The Death of ChristsSoul Cause and Results The evenIng theme wilt be Creation Every ¬

body Invited

Mr W J Young and Mlsa Inez Cum-

mins¬

Spring Lick were united in theholy bonds of matrimony at the reel¬

dence of Judge R R Wedding in Hartford on the 8th instant Rev J 0Petrle spoke the words that made twohearts beat ai one

Masters K V Williams and J P Ste ¬

vena Beaver Dam t William Keith andHenry Stevens Olaton R W HooperEcholflj Fred Miller GOahenj Sol Phil ¬

Ups JEtnayille Joe Wilson Prentls0 J Wallace Balzotownt and J AGod Heflin were among our callers

SaturdayI I

and beet assortment of Millinery goods

ever brought to Hartford Wegoods from Indianapolis 1St Louis avoIIcinnati and Louisville markets somay be sure of getting just what youiwant acfiery lowest prices at the i

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1tI People who go to Louisville cannotfind a better place to stop than theCentral1ylocatedl1Iwell managed with reasonable rates

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IIMIMwith all trRveleraIII

Goodman were married yesterday morn ¬

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county having been born and roared tII Sulphur Springs Mr Goodman is a I

II salesman for the big Swift Packingi Company of Chicago

The program that will be renderedby J Williams Many at th court housenext Tuesday night is the same that hegives his audiences in the big cities ofthe country It comprises the bestin pathos and humor delivered withan expression that thrills the heartand charms the audience Dont missMacy for hell great

Mrs Susan Barrett wife of the lateWm Barrett deceased will be in attendance at the State Fair at Owens ¬

boro While in Kentucky she will visither brothers Curt Moseley PleasantRidge and J W Moseley Whitesvilleas well as other friends and relatives inthe county whom she has not seen for 35

years Mrs Barrett lives at OpelonI sosv La-

ReT J H Barnett of Franklin Kyhas accepted the call to the pastorshipof the Hartford Baptist Church andpreached his first sermon under thenew charge here Sunday He willbring his wife and children here to re-

side¬

about the first of next monthRev Burnett is an eloquent and ablepreacher und Hartford Baptists are tobe congratulated upon securing his ser ¬

vices

GteaLoyd and Oliver Twist who werearrested last week at Livermore chargedwith selling liquor without license inthe Point Pleasant neighborhood weretaken before Judge J P Miller Mon ¬

day and each entered a plea of guiltyand by consent of county attorney WH Barnes Loyd was fined 60 in eachof the three cases against him whileTwist was fined 60 In his case The

replevywerefine and wet

Mr and Mrs B A Anderson enter ¬

tamed last Tuesday night at a porchparty in the honor of Misses Lida andLaura Morton The evening was spentin playing flinch carroms and other de ¬

lightful games Those present wereMisses Mary and Martina Bennett Mar ¬

garet Marks Bernice Miller Isabel andFannie Cox Ida Park Mabel HubbardFlorence Morton Lillie Thomas LizzieSanderfur Messrs E E BlrkheadSam Cox Clarence Field Arch LewisChas Griffin and P C Miller

Burial Outfits furnished inuptodate style by AC Tay ¬

lor the undertaker

Marshal Guess Kills EugenePhillips

At Deanefield late last Tuesday evening Eugene Phillips and Chas Thorn ¬

ton became involved in a difficulty Inwhich the former struck the latter overthe head with a hammer Thorntonswore out a writ for Phillips whichwas placed in the hands of MarshalJohn Guess to be executed

Shortly afterwards Guess saw Phil ¬

lips a short distance away and told himto consider himself under arrest Thishowever was after the Marshal hadstarted out to hunt for Phillips and wasnot in Deanefield L Phillips had a shot-gun

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in his possession at the time andhis reply to the Marshals remark wasto raise the weapon and fire both bar¬

rels at the officer Guess fell to theground but drew his revolver and firedfive shots at Phillips only one of whichtook effect but which produced death inabout half an hour The charge ofshot fired by Phillips took effect InMarshal Guess right leg just abovethe knee and produced a dangerouswound He was at once taken tothe hospital at Owensboro After aconsultation by surgeons it was decid¬

ed to amputate the limb which wasTlone At last accounts Guess was getting along as well as could bo expectedIt till quite probable that he will becleared at the examining trial whichwill occur as soon as he is able to under-go

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ItTo Care a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabletsAll druggists refund the money ifitfails to cure E W Groves signaturelatin each box 85c y

Saturday at ShnltztownThe picnic held at Shultztown Sat-

urday Sept lath was attended by alarge crowd Perhaps a thousandpeople were present All spent apleasant and enjoyable day

The mule show which consisted oftwo rings one for the mare and onefor the horse mules was considered thebest ever shown here There were fivepremiums given of four and two dollarseach There were mule buyers on theground and mules ranged from GO to83 each F L Vaughn first J RHines second in mare male ring JoeC Barnes first iE G Anatln secondIn the other ring

The game of ball was called at 3oclock between Logansport and ScienceHill which wee quite an interestinggame which resulted in a score of 15 to18 In favor of Science HilL JRS

A C Taylor the under ¬

taker asks you to call onhim when in need of anything in his line Burialoutfits furnished on shortnotice and at a most moder-ate price i

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BELKNAP AND BECKHAM

COMINGI

Morris B Belknap Repub ¬

lican nominee for GovernoracI¬

present on Thursday the 2dday of the Ohio County FairGov J C W Beckham hasexI¬

pected to be present some dayduring the Fair

Up to the time of going topress the Committee on Invi ¬

tation had not received ananswer from Gov Beckham

Negro Dance and Shooting ScrapeAb and Dee Lawrence who live about

three miles below Hartford wont toRockport last Saturday evening to att-

end a negro dance and on the adjourn ¬

ment of the dance Ab and Dee so weare informed left with their best girlsand started towards the railroad Whenonly a short distance from the dancinghall Ab left his girl and stepped asideto talk to some parties In the meantime Sam Patterson a Hopktnsvllledarkey came up and began talking toAbs girl and took her by the arm andstarted to accompany her home whenDee called to Ab to come on and goWhen Ab returned he objected to Samescorting his girl and while they wereengaged in adlscnsalon Dee called toAb again thereupon Patterson drew hisrevolver and began firing at Dee Deedrew his pistol and returned the fireand in the melee Dee suffered twoflesh wounds in the groin Pattersonwas shot in the shoulder from whichwound he is now confined to his bed atEohols

The spectators who rushed out of thehan to witness the shooting receivedstray bullets as follows Pet Renderone in the foot John Render onethrough upper lip and Alex Diokersonone fJn the leg

Dee Lawrence came to town Sundayand surrendered and was placed in jailSo far Patterson has not been arrestedDee executed bund and was releasedMonday afternoon

ogoodfoodtoserve wheat and barley food adds noburden but sustains nourishes Invigo-rates

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Iftyly rDeath of Frank Long

Died at his residence in Lucerne lastSunday of flux Mr Frank Long Hisremains together with his little sonswho died of the same disease last weekwere brought to Beaver Dam Mondayand interred in the Beaver Dam cemelevy under the auspices of the Green ¬

villa Rochester Beaver Dam and Hartf-ord Masonic lodges beath is sad un ¬

der all circumstances but it is decid ¬

edly so in this case Mr Longs littlethreeyearold child was stricken andsoon succumbed to flux His remainswere buried in a local graveyard andbefore the end of the week Mr Longdied of the same disease and the littleboys remains were taken up andbrought to Beaver Dam and laid to restbeside his father The only survivingchild was at last account lying at thepoint of death with the same maladyMrs Long has the most sincere condo-lence of all in her sad bereavement

A C Taylor the Undertak¬

er Is now prepared to fur¬

nish any style and size Coffinata moderate price Callon him A new hearse inreadiness at any

firhour

Committee Meeting

The Democratic committee of Ohiocounty met in the court ball in Hart-ford last Saturday and among otherimportant business transacted ThosGreer was appointed as committee-man in place of Tease N Hudson forSoda precinct R C Stewart Crom ¬

well was appointed committeeman forCromwell precinct In place of J J WITson who has moved out of the StateWilliam Keith was appointed commit-teeman for Olaton precinct in place ofGus StClair who has moved to anotherprecinct Mr G B Likens was alsochosen as Secretary for the committeein the place of Judge J BT Wilson whohad resigned

Selecting Election OfficersMr R E Lee Simmerman who was

recently appointed one of the electioncommissioners for Ohio county tookthe oath of office Mondnyand the boardnow composed of Sheriff 0 P KeownR E Lee Simmermanand E M Wood¬

ward held a meeting yesterday atwhich time there were 233 names givenby each political party from which theofficers for the coming November else ¬

tion will be selected Mr Simmermanwas chosen as secretary for the board

When You

Want to

Borrow MoneyON GOOD COLLATLATERAL OR PER-SONAL SECURITYCOME OR WRITE TO

Green River-

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SOfTCOlliLike the running brook the

throughthesomewhereThe

of red blood arcfound in the soft core of thebones called the marrow andsome say red blood also comesfrom the spleen Healthy bonemarrow and healthy spleenare full of fat

Scotts Emulsion makes neverblood by feeding the bonemarrow and the spleen withthe richest of all fats the purecod liver oil

For pale school girls andinvalids and for all whoseblood is thin and pale ScottsEmulsion is a pleasant and richblood food It not only feedsthe bloodmaking organs butgives them strength to dotheir proper work

Send for tree umpleSCOTT BOWNn Chemists

409415 NewYotfctoej

No 5 70SReport of the Condition of th-

eFirstNationalBankOf Butford at HirtforJ iii the Slate of Keititkj

at Ithe clue ifr Bniuu fopUntar 9 I190J

RESOURCESLoans and Discounts 0016504U 8 Bonds to secure cir¬

culation 8500000Banking house furniture

and fixtures 183700Due from National Banks

not reserve agents 1303384Due from State Banks and

Bankers 0881Due from approved reserve

agents 707a04Chocks and other cash items 18020Notes of other National Banks 005 00Fractional paper currency

nickels and cents 110LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE

IN BANK vizSpecie 1581000Legal tender 008900

notee1870ooRe-demptlou fund with U S

Treasurer 5 per cent ofcirculation 125000

Debts In suit 10000

TOTAL 12114781

LIABILITIESCapital stock paid In2500000Su-rplus fund 650000Undivided profits less ex-

penses and taxes paid 110073National Bank notes-

outstanding 2500000Due to state banks and bankers 2077subjectto 8148188Time certificates of deposit 3305845

TOTAL 12114781

BUtt of KentuckySI

County of Oho j11 Co Riley Cubler of the above named bank

do solemnly swear that the above statement 1latrue to the best of my knowledge and helter

J C RILBV CashierISlhdaVs K Cox Notary PublicMy commlaiion u Notary Public expire Jan

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A FIFTY DOLLAR

Suite of Furniture

GIVEN AWAY

If you want to be the luckyperson buy your goods fromus from now until the endofthe year and get a guess atthe length of time the BigCandle will burn The firstperson to guess the exact num ¬

ber of hours or the one guess ¬

ing the nearest to the ex netJJ

number of hours the candlewill burn gets the FurnitureEach dollar you spend getsone dollars worth of goods andIa guess It costs you nothingto guess and you may be thelucky party This is open toall cash customers Come tosee us and get more for yourmoney than you are offeredelsewhere

CARSON CO

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Cumberland

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Placed in your resiIdence or place of

business and putyourself in directcontact with the

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To all parts of theUnited States Forterms call on

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BANNU fALVEthe most healing salvo In tho world I

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Successful Wheat IiAnd Timothy Growing 1 44-

It leas been fully demonstrated that Wheat and Tim ¬

othy are two of the most profitable crops our farmerscan produce And the successful production of thesecrops necessitates the use of Highgrade CommercialFertilizers Every farmer will agree that he cant afkitverythe question to be decided is what brand of goods tobuy What brand of Fertilizers have been sold suetyearsWhatgrowers of Ohio county use Allow us to answer these

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questions and if we meet 1successful contradictionwill stand aside and say nothing It is the HorseShoe Brand of Fertilizers that has been sold to youand among you for twenty years It is the HorseShoo Brand that many

1jj of our largest Wheat

producers have usedafter year Why

11yearthey stick to theseso closely Be-

cause¬

they get full valJjjmoneyjjt tilizer agents tell you

that their goods are asgoodas Horse Shoegoods Because theyknow that Horse ShoeFertilizers are all right and there is none better

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Consider these facts from a strictly business stand-Point

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and we believe you will not be satisfied to sowyour crop without some of our Horse Shoe Brand ofFertilizers We carry six grades in stock at the foll-

owing prices 80c 100 120 130 150 and 165per one hundred pounds

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whotwheatyou growyou need a Drill that will sow your wheat and fertili-zer

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at the same time We have it Their cost iincomparison with their service is very small Ihvesti¬

gate this Drill and you are sure to buy one

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Quick Sales and Small Profits is my mot¬

to Prices as follows tMens black Clay Worsted Suits 260 sizes 35 to 42

Nice allwool Suits all colors 425 sizes 35 to 42 Youtlfablack Clay Worsted Suits 250sizes 14 to 19 Boys alit=

wool Suits 150 sizes 6 to 14 Mens black wool Pants100 Youths same 100SHOESHamiltonBrown guaranteed every pair Mens

Fine Sunday Shoes 125 Womens Fine Shoes 100Big line of Boys and Girls School Shoes the low priceswill astonish you k

Big line of Hats Trunksjrpanions Best Bleach at 5c Best Factory at 50 BestCalico at 5c Everything else usually kept in a firstclassDry Goods store as cheap as the cheapest

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Having purchased a full line of Coffins Caskets and Bur¬

sal Robes together with a tine Hoarsen I am prepared to fur-nish anything in my liner from the cheapest pauper Coffin

to tho finest Casket I have procured the services of MrWallace Duncan a professional undertaker and embalmer

I keelon hand a supply of disinfectants to purify the sickroom and prevent contagion which enables mo to success ¬

fully handle any case regardless of the cause of deathWashing dressing and laying out of corpses a specialty My

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