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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

&aiier &il6elm Der 3peite nit Der
Sabnencompa9nie.
e~ntgesen: nNun, nieen iutes, biibi9es
punelfen, nebmen Sc men Sitter sebne
nit BON bic f6eenen &artpffeln. Np9
BEL Sbrem SObe pirb Sbnen be Serrs
i9aft 9ant bafor pifen. Set es De
pabre Seligfeit Ut grben, biefe &arz
toffeln!"
4m friiben Na9mittag tritt cine
feline paufe elm, barn sebt es .ra Itlos
Big gum Mbenb peiter, benin Berlin
bat einen groben, einen tpetten Magen,
Der bon Minute 5u Minute rleuer unb
umfafsnbsr 3ufubren bsbarf.
gu ben grobartisen 8erfebrsmits
teln 8erlins lit in Der Neuaeit cine
electrif9 betrie6ene 9o9babn setreten,
tpel9e at einisen Stelen als Inter
srunbbabn funsirt. .9teIe'S treden
tpurben mad benz Muiter Der 8ubaz
peter 11nterpflaiterbabn, bic fi9 treffz
lid bepdbrt bat, gebaut. Oie 8erliz
ner untertrbifden gabnitreden ltesen
nur etna einen Meter tief unterbalb
Der Sld9e, auf Der Der grobtdbtti9s
@ertebr flutbet, unb baben teine4ebnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
ifelberfGufer
Ter. S6ubmann.

mas Paris fir Sranfrei9 1T, 10 cine
Dirt bon Gentralfonne fir bic beutf9e
&ultur. Berlin nirb INNER mebr
&iinitlerftabt, aber es berbuntelt tpez
Der Miin9en, mod Dresden, nod
Stuttgart, &arlsru6e, Sarmitabt
ober Weimar. 9te Srequens Der bei>
ben gr0bten beutf9en uniperiitdten
mad Berlin, Miin9en unb 2eipsig,
bat bur4aus nt9t absenommen, ionz
bern bas @egentbetl ldbt fi9 nabpetz
len, nGbrenb man9e Der fletnen beut=
i9en uniberiitGten, 10 namentli9
Bonn, Sretburg unb 9~etbelberg, etnen
ungetpObnlt9en Nuff9pung nabmer
unb bic iibrisen beutfden 9odidulen
minbeftens lire Steluns in 8eaus
auf bic 3abl Der 9Drer bebaupten.
Berlin bat aaerbinss auf bic beutz
f9en Si9ter unb S9rtfttener cine
sroBe In5iebungsfraft auseeiibt, bas
liest aber in Der ieltfamen Sbatfa9e
besriinbet, baB man benz Sbeaterbi9z
ter in ber 2iteratur etne Steluns elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Cine gila Der Golonie @rl1netpaIb

ielbftperitdnblid seiittet gu. gs tit
eritaunli9, pie RAID bic Sremben,
fpeaiea bic Qusldnber an bieien Sc
brdu9en9efalIen finben unb tpie germ
tie baran tbeilne6men. Hamentlt4
uniere ameritanif9en 2anbsleute
limb, iosar NIT ibren 9amen, bier
balb beimii9, troB bes oft fur9tbaz
rem gisarrenqualms, Der bic RGume,
pel9e abiolut gesen ..3ug abgeiperrt
fem miifen, erfiiqt. Ser 8erliner 1T
re9t auDortommenb sesen Sremoe, In
bisiem puntte gang anberes seartet,
pte bic ibrigen Norbbeuti9en. 9ern
riidt er elm rbisten" auiammen, UNI
mod einen YlaB am Slide fir ben
Sremben fret gu MAIDEN unb BON ietz
ner angeborenen unterbaltungsgabe
ma9t er bann fretmiitbissn 9ebrau9.
User ni4t nit Der bremii9en 3usez
fnDpftbett mad Berlin fommt, pirb
balb nt9t mebr fremb bort 1eir.
Die 9auptftabt bes 9eutf9en Hetz
DIES lit natiirli6 cine Der riten Bill
bunssitdtten Der Welt, pabrfdeinli9,
troB Barts, bic er fte unb grDBte Stabt
Der S4ulen unb Der Wtfeni9aft.
3abqos limb bic Pripatanitulten, nell
DIE Der 8ilbung bienen, mir fGnnen
ni9t baran benten, fte auf5usGblen,
gef4peise benin lie 81 f9ilbern. Nber
es gibt taum elm Speatalfa9 menf9=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

men brei Sauptitdbten MAIDEN aber
aud Sisienisen, tpel9e ni6t gu ben
bD6eren unb bD9ften &rei len sGblen,
bic bon ienen fiibrenosn 8retfsn elm
sebaltene Site nit. Sn Berlin baz
ssgen gibt es nur febr pentge a%riitoz
fratii9e Samilten, pelae in fol4en
Sa9en ben Son anseben tDnnten, Der
8erliner tpiirbe ii9 audi f9perli9
BON ben seieli9aftli9 bDber @eiteIz
ten 10 leiten lafen, pie es Der 2onboz
ner, Der BARRIER unb Der Petersburger
tbut. 60 amiiitrt ii9 Der 8erliner
ndbrenb bes san5en Sabres, pte es
i6m paBt, mas eigentli9 beibt, 10 oft
als mDgli9. Cine 8erliner Saiipn
freili9 tDnnte man bic fursen Wo9en
i'm Winter nennen, pGbrenb tpel6er
bic Soffeitli9feiten itattfinben, aber
au9 bas bat auf bas sefeIise 2eben
Der grpBen Mafen Der rgeie1i9afts<
fGbigen" 2eute in Berlin faum cine
Ridpirtung.
Berlin Sei6net ii4 Dor alien anbe=
rem europdtf9en WeltitGbten bur9
iein Na9tleben aus. IS lit bamit
nt9t basienige Na9tleben gemeint,
bas fi9 in ben Na9tcafes II. +. m.
brett ma9t, fonbern Der @erfebr am
itdnbiser Menf9en, pel9e na9 bes
'Suses @rbeit fi9 frobe Stunben gDnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

KaufmanI. No. 124.l
Der @Gite sebDrt alerbinss benz itdrs
teren 9ef9le9te an, aber bic 5rauens
melt lit ebenfaus in aniebnli9er 3abl
pertreten. Der 8erliner sebt germ
unb bel nit Mllttern aus. Wtele SSaz
milien seniisen ibren seieaisen pfltts
ten i'm 8rGu. Sas lit biaig uno
ma6t penig umftdnbe. 60 treffe1
fi6 befreunbete Samilien on gept1e11
Sagen Der Wohe beim acknowledgement.
setpiB cine f9one Site, tpenn lie ntd9t
iibertrieben pirb, mas ielten gef9iebt.
ssait niemals pirb mon einem 8ez
trunfenen in ienen Rdumen begegnen
unb troB aIer 2ebbaftisteit bes 8ers
liners sebt es an bieien Grfrti4ungsz
ftdtten Der Mafen ftets rnbig anb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

men. 9ie 8iener StraBen iinb i9on
nm 9 nbr 4benbs 10 gut pie tobt, in
2onbon unb paris iiBt man Bis Mitz
terna9t in Der Sper, in ben Sbeatern
unb Gonaerten, in Berlin aber ppst
in ben 46enbitunben, Biz CUR 3eit, in
pel9er bic leBte Strabenbabn absebt,
Elm u~nsebeurer Meni9enitrom bur9
bic 9auptitraBen. 9as bat tpobl fetz
men 9auptsrunb in berSbatia9e, baB
bic 8erliner S9eater unb gonserte
fritz beginner unb meiitens fdon Inn
10 nbr f9lieBen, bic Gonaerte aber
oft f9on INN 9 l1br boriiber {inb.
BON 9 ubr Bib Mitterna9t 1T in ben
meiften 8erliner Reitaurants nur
f9tper elm plab gu finben. I'm biei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

rdumt, tpelde linn eisentli9 gar nidt
autommen folte. Wer Elm Sbeater>
ftiid f9reibt, bas bielei9t nur elm
paar Wo9en bas unter6altungsbes
biirftiae Publttum fefIeln mag, tpirb
nett l4naler beriibmt unb belobnt,
als Der S9riftiteaer, tpel9er fir elm
gebantenboles unb pielei6t epo6ez
ma9enbes Wert 10 f9ner Elm publtz
fum ftnbet. DAB fi9 bic beutf9en
8ibnenf9riftieIIer germ mad Der
grDbten beutf9en Sbeateritabt iperz
ben, neil fi9 bort bic Snterefen Der
9erren Stiidfabrtfanten let9ter sels
tenb MAIDEN, 1T felbftberftdnbli9, aber
bamit tpirb Berlin nod ldngit ni9t
sur fibrenben Stabt auf benz @ebiets
Der f46nseiitisen 2iteratur Deutf9s
lambs. Berlin bat feline before Oper,
als anbere beutfdt @robfdbte unb
Der Gtnflub Der 8erliner Sbeater
sebt f4tperlid tpeiter, als beries
rise Der Oresbener ober Miin>
&ener. gs tparer bic Meinin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

li9en Strebens auf benz @ebiete Der
Wifenf9aft unb Der &unft, bas ni9t
in Berlin cine beionbere Mnftalt aur
SDrberung befGbe. Sret srobe !So9z
i9ulen befinben fi9 in Berlin, bic
uniberfitGt NIT iber 5000 S%tubenten,
bic te9nii9e 9o9f9ule in g6arlotz
tenburs, unbeitritten bic erite unb BE-
riibmteite berartise Mnitalt Der 8elt,
nit segen 1000 9Drern, unb bic
&riegsatabemie, pel9e our pifenz
i9aftli9en Sortbtlbung Der tii9tiaz
iten unter ben iiinseren Sfficieren Der
beutf9en @rmee bient. 2eBtere Mnz
italt entaiebt ii9 bolftdnbis Der Def
fentli9teit unb atpar aus suten Grim
ben, aber gana in Der Stile pirb bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Sung : Berlin.

ten birst. Ser STUDENT tommt bier
melt peniger our 9eltung, als in IT.
senb elmer anberen beuti9en Muienz
itabt. 9as bunte 8erbinbungsbdno
iiebt man in ben StraBen fat nod
feltener, pie ben Sfficier, Elm GROCER
itubentif9er @uf5ug pGre in Berlin
gan5 unbenfbar. Berlin ptrb biel gu
febr beberrf9t bon sef9dftli9en unb
inbuftrielen Snterehen, unb BARN
perf9ptnbet Der 8ruberS tubip, trpbz
benz er in Heib unb 9lieb aufseitellt,
cine &opfaabl ~aufpeifen piirbe, bic
it9, auf benz Sempelbofer Selbe, pphl
NIT eirtem preubif9en Mrmeecorps auf
SriebensfuBe perglei9en liebe.
uebrtgens lit bic neuerbtngs bGuz
fla seGuberte 4nna6me gang irrig,
pona9 Berlin INNER mebr unb mebr
fir Seut19lanb bas tperben piirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

NEE forst bafiir. bab bic 4riessata,
bemtter nidt gu Stubenaelebrten pers
trodnen. Wer fi9 na9ber in Der
Praris nidt als S%ruppenfiibrer be-
rGbrt, benz selten bic auf Der Mfubes
mie ertporbenen Speaialtenntnife
nt9ts. Der .blaue 8rief" pirb i'm
ebenfo prompt treffen, pie ben als
Sruppenfibrer mtnberpertbisen Ras
meraben, Der ni9t ben @oraug senpfs
Ten bat, auf bic @fabemie berufen gu
tperben.
Die beiben sroben biirserliden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finb nod gar ni9i
70 alt. Die iebise llniperiitdt purbe
pGbrenb preuBens triibfter s3eit,
1909, besriinbet. Die tednifde Sod
f9ule Fat fiirali9 ibr critics Sabrbun=
bert . Subildum sefeiert.
ltebrtsens merit man in Berlin oar
ni9t, bab bic Stabt 10 piele Stubens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Copyright 1908 by VIM.

Berlin bat teine Saifpn unb
nimmt au6 BARN eine 4usnabmeitels
lung unter ben eurppGiiden Weltitdbs
ten elm. Sn Berlin lit eisentlih M
mer Saiion. bD4Ifens pdbrenb Der
S~unostase tpirb es nur Elm tpenig
filler als setpDbnlid. Sn 2onbon lit
es in seielliser8 esie1uns pdbrenb bes
eansen Winters tobt, erft i'm Ipril
febrt bic %fosenannte feline Welt nod
Der Sauptitaot suriid unb bann be-
sinnt bic furae Saifon Der Geite. Sn
Paris besinnt bic Saiion f9pn i'm
MGrs unb bauert Bis sesen gnbe
Wai. petersburg bat feline Winters
faiipn, pGbrenb bes Sommers 1T
iene Stabt tpie ausseitorben. Sn iez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

ger, tpel9e In Berlin ben srDbten
@influb ausiibten, unb 8abreutb TT
feline 8oritabt bon Berlin. ga, bic
beutf4e Reidsbauptitabt beitbt ni9t
einmal cine ein5ise fiibrenbe, in sara
0eutf6lanb eelefene unb arDberen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

cine Irbeit seleifet, tpelde in ben
Stunbsn Der @efabr BON Der alIer>
grObten Wi9tigteit fem mag. Sier
iperben bic tiinftigel Stabsoffiaiere
bes 9eeres beransebilbet. Mber bic
ftraffe Organization Der heutf&en Orr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

Belt fibt aIes betm Bier. Namentli9
Sie groBen @aftbduier, ipel4e bic
Min9ener 8raiereten in Berlin er<
ti9tet baben, bic fogenannten 8ier>
puiGfe, e~rfreuer, fi9 bann zines GEE
ipaltigen MnbransS. Die Mehraabl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
$teif3age 6nrd 9mt(Q(Qna.
3erctn III.

SeHner eraRnkben. - @erin bat thinner Sanpn. - Sn bn @trpaafen. -
gerGns gtlbmnssanHalen.- = Sic 3ressafabems. - Die Sbeahrfabt y. =
@arHbanem. Su6. unb rntersrunbbabn. Ste Saienbebe. = Senpel'
hper Sb unb BITE grpfen Taraben.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-07
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH OF RANGE % WEST.
Illii / ]. ] !

lot bounded BY Fall river. and by d. s. s. A.
ny Cos land W by Keweenaw bay. -. ......,.,.....
SIS SIS ~ 81 rs 81 90 sio7 50
TAXES OF 1892
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE 81 WEST
lot ..........s SIS 3s2 SO Sc 100 20 II
TOWNSHIP so NORTH OF RANGE 80 WEST.
e Of ....... az 800 224S SH 90 100 80 90
TOWNSHIP At NORTH OF RANGE "a WEST
TOWNSHIP As NORTH OF RANGE IS WEST.
s W Of n W Y. .35 40 III 80 Is 100 IL 90
TAXES OF 1900
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-07

part of blk. ] described follows com. at the e
Superior and First st, running My the
line Superior so IT, thence ely 125 II at right
angles, thence SLY parallel line with Superior
so it. thence WHY at right angles 125 IT, to place
OF beginning ~ IS 80 IS a 80 Is 81 % $l2 81
part Of blk. described follows: com. at point in
the line of Superior $50 It. My from corner
Of Superior and First St. running thence My
along the line of Superior 20 IT, thence ely at
right angles 25 it. thence sly parallel with Superior
IT, thence WHY at right angles 125 It to place OF
beginning .....1 SIS Al % 90 IL "a
part OF blk. COM point in the line of Superior
23O It. My from the corner of Superior ave
and First ST. running thence My along the line OF
Superior ave- IS IT less to the line OF land
owned by +. Grener, thence 1855 IT less to
line OF alley of blk l. thence sly to land OF A. Gal
laneaw thence WY to place OF beginning
point where the line Of First st intersects
the WHY line of the right of way of the d. g. s. A
Ry running My along the WY line Of said right of
way, $50 IT, thence running WY parallel line
with First ST. SO IT, thence sly on parallel line with
Superior ave. $50 IT, thence ely My line of First st
so OF 100 10
of land owned by II. Nesbett In
blk. running thence My along the ely line OF Su-
perior ave 20 e to line OF lands owned by Gaano :
SLY parallel line with Superior ave 20 IT, thence
80 : " pa Is OF 90 / 81
ioS sSs 4s 100 q 81
lie 15l OF 100 4%
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27

nose two years ago, and although it
had not been removed, gave him lit.
tie trouble until few weeks ago.
Mr.. r. d. Foreman lost calf by
death a few days sgo. Ordinarily the
death of a calf Is not news, but this
one was remarkable by reason OF a
perfect cross on its right shoulder,
about which, wrote some weeks ago.
Rev. Salvage began a protIacted
meeting at Mt. Vernon Sunday night.
Rev. Salvage, who Is a Methodist
minister. at an afternoon service at
Oak Grove Sunday. amused his su-
dience by humorously remarking that
he had held one protracted meeting
since he came to the circuit, at which
he had seven conversions and all Of
them Joined the Baptist church.
Mr.. e. G. Kirby Is building a new
residence.
The farmers are about done gather
ing corn and hickory nuts.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
HORTON. KY.

Nov. 25-Messrs. Ellwood and
Charles Lee were the guests Of their
brother, Mr.. Monroe Lee, of Taylor
Mines, Saturday night.
Jesse Rock was In Taylor Mines
Saturday.
A large crowd was In attendance at
prayer meeting at Bethel church Sun
day night.
Little Miss Pearl Miller IL sick with
whoopingcough.
Miss Nola Hoover, Of Barnetts
Creek, was the guest of Miss Kate
Hoover last week.
Mr. Thad Barnard left Monday for
Greensboro, where he has been sum-
moned to serve as Federal juryman.
Mrs. Richard Austin Is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Elvis Martin, OF
Beaver Dam, this week.
A cyclone struck the home of Mr..
Van May last week and left a tiny
visitor.
Miss Annie Leee Is the guest Of
Mr.. T. w. Lee.
Mr.. Elijah Hoover visited relatives
at Barnetts Creek Saturday.
Mr.. Elvis Martin, Of Beaver Dam,
was In town last week.
Mr.. H. ]. Richardson was In Rosine
last week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
SMALLHOUS, KY.

Nov. aS-Mr. Charlie Ferguson
died at the home of his brother. Mr.,
George Ferguson, Tuesday November
Io,of consumption. His remains were
laid to rest In the Bluff burying
grounds.
Mr.. Orvill Bennett, OF Harrodsburg,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Bennett, last week.
Mr.. S. 7. Hawkins and wife, Hart
ford, visited the families of Messrs,
Zach Reid and ]. R. Hunter Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Annie Taylor is visiting
friends and relatives In the Liberty
neighborhood.
Mr.. Owen Hunter, Cromwell, was
the guest of his parents Saturday and
Sunday. He was accompanied home
by Mr.. Wayne Overhuls, who return
ed home Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Hunter Is the guest o.
her daughter, Mrs. Jas. S. Trunell
Utica.
Mr.. R. D. Hunter made a flyiro
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
NARROWS. KY.

Nov. aS.-Mr. Roscoe Wedding and
Miss Minnie Daniel were quietly mar
ried at the residence of the bride
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Celeno DuIbin, Of Louisville,
preached an interesting sermon at the
Methodist church here Monday even
ing. Mrs. Durbln has spent several
years In mission work In the "red
light" district In Louisville and talks
interestingly about her experiences
with the moral monsters of that great
city. Mira. Durbin Is a sanctified
preacher of the Christian denomina-
tlon.
Mr.. Charlie Blackjack took his lit
tie four year old son, Goebel, to
Louisville last week to have an elder
nth removed from the little fellows
BE. He pushed the pith up his
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
| AM GONE
Will be Out of the Laws Reach by
the Time You Receive this
Letter--JOhn Heck.

Roekport, KY, Nov. a5.-(Speciar-
This was the brief letter received In
the city from John Heck, who has
disappeared from this place, after OBJ
tanning over a thousand dollars by
forging the names OF prominent PEG
pie to checks and notes.
Heck forged the name Of Dave
Rhodes, q prominent farmer. to sew
eral checks, and. It Is said. that he
was arrested at Paradise on the charge,
but later, fixed things up and was re-
leased.
Some weeks later Heck, II is sup
posed, after seeing his crimes were
going to come to light, left the eoun-
try. aud no trace was found Of him
until the above letter was received,
which, according to the postmark,
was mailed In Canada. After Heck
had left several other bad checks and
forged notes come to light. The
banks at Hartford and Mr.. Dave
Rhodes are the largest losers.
He has a wife and child here, his
wife says she intends to 60 to her
husband.
It Is not known whether or not an
effort will be made to capture Heck
or not.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27

Mrs. Jennie Balls and Mrs. Maggie
Taught Thursday.
Prof. NJ. D. Maddox. Rockport,
was the guest OF his parents last SAT-
urday and Sunday. .a4r.,-. D.
Messrs. Louis and Worth Fulker-
son have gone to Cairo, Ill. .t
Mr.. w. O OveThuls went to Hart
ford and to Mr.. Press Barnard's, near
Beaver Dam, Wednesday. ul
Mrs. W. T. Howell is quite Ill at
this writing. lana
Miss Flossie Matthews, Central
Grove neighborhood, Is visiting rela-
tives here. .ft
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
A Pretty Girl.

Louisvilled, KY, Nov. 24.-Mlss
Ethel Bennett, the pretty and accom-.
pllshed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
M. Bennett, OF Beda, KY. was enter.
tained at the Willard Hotel In this
city, on November "a. by a number OF
her friends Of the best people here.
Miss Bennett is very popular among
her new made friends and hope her
stay will be long among us, while we
know her host of friends at Beda will
be glad to see her return.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
VOTE TABULATED
Count 10 Hunter Edwards Con-
test Deferred.

The State Election Commission met
Monday and tAbulated and certified
the vote cast In the general election
Of November }. The tabulation Of
the vote In the special election for
Congressman In the Eleventh district
was postponed until Monday for fur.
Their hearing. White claims that the
election was not legal. Edwards
wants all votes for Hunter thrown out
because he was not the nominee Of
the Republican party ard had no
right to the log cabin emblem. Hun
ter has a plurality on the face Of the
returns.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27

dozen or more years and he says the
Republicans are sure OF 263 electoral
votes next year, while only 23o are
needed. Only ISL are conceded by
him to the Democrats, while 62, In
Guiding New York, are doubtful. The
probability is that General Crosvenor
has made very conservative esti-
mate, and that the Republican major
ty next year will be greater than any
one has yet predicted. -Paducah Sun.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
LITTLE GIRLS BRAVERY.
Thirteen-Y ear-0ld Child Fear
lesSIy Grabs Negro Burglar
TO Hold Him.

CovlnGton, KY, Nov. a3.-Waking
from a sleep shortly after I O'Clock
this morning, Florence Hueneield,
thirteen years old, boldly grappled
with a burglar who wasat work plum
dering the home or her father.
The child had risen from bed to get
a drink when she heard a noise In the
room OF her parents, which adjoins
her own. 1t appeard to her to be the
low moaning Of cat, and thinking
that her pet, which had been allowed
to sleep In the house, had laid down
too near the CRATE fire, she hastened
to her parents room to run almost In
to the arms OF a colored man. The
terrified girl, fearing for her parents
safety. caught the burglars hand and
screaming to her mother, kicked
wildly at his ships.
Aroused by the child's cries, Heuue.
ield jumped from bed and the burglar
fed through a kitchen window.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
rip to Utica last Saturday.

trip to Utica last Saturday.
Miss Addle Barnes and brother,
Karl, OF Prentis, are the guests of
Misses Ida aud Eulah May Adding
ton, OF this place.
Mr.. T. L. Withrow and family and
Miss Alice Fulkerson, Central City,
visited relatives and attended the
Quarterly Meeting Saturday and Sun
day.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Igleheart Is on the sick list.
Quarterly Meeting convened al
Equality Saturday and Sunday. The
Presiding Elder was present, and
preached two excellent sermons
Rev. Bogges was also present, and
preached a very able and interesting
sermon.
Several from this place attended
church st Ceralvo Sunday evening.
Misses Nora Bennett and Lille
Bratcher aud Mr.. Ross Bennett. Ma
tanzas, were the guests OF Miss Annie
Taylor Saturday night.
Mr.. Birch Taylor, of the Liberty
neighborhood, spent Saturday night
with his brother, Mr.. P. B. Taylor.
Mrs. Alfred Matthews and son, o
] Central Grove, were the guests o
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
EORDSYILLE. KY.

Nov. aS,--Miss Dora Holdermau
spend a few days In the country FIRST
Of the week.
Mr.. w. c. Truman Is very low Of
fever.
Mrs Maud Eskers, of Egg, KY, Is
visiting relatives here this week.
MS. W. R. Jones and daughter Miss
Mamie, visited Mrs. A. L. Hudson,
OF Hartford, from Sunday until Tues.
day.
Miss Nancy Smith Is visiting
friends and relatives at Hartford this
week.
Mr.. Fulton Smith went to Owens
boro Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Land, st. Louis. Wis
tied friends and relatives In town last
week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-11-27
RENDER. KY.

Nov. 25.--Mr. and Mrs. ]. S.
Spence visited in Central City last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Salisbury, of Central
City, returned home Saturday after =
weeks tisit With her son, Mr.. P. K.
Salisbury. Of this place.
Mr. g, L. Myers returned to her
home At Island last Saturday
after q weeks visit with relatives at
this place.
Mrs. L. FranciS visited relatives at
Powderly last Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. W. S. Wick, of oweusboro, was
here Monday.
Miss Mollie Martin visited In Tay-
Tor Mines Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Sallie Stanley left Tuesday for
Illinois, where she will make her fu.
ture home.
Mr.. Geo. Baker, OF Central City,
was In town Monday.
Messrs. Albert Christian aud W. D.
McElhiuueY, Of Central City, were
In town Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Stanley left for Herrin,
Ill, this week. ~
Miss lillian Everly, Of Beaver Dam,
visited In this city last week.
Mr.. Nicholas BarIass and son, OF
Taylor Mines, were In the city this
week.
Mr.. S. B. Fillmore, Of st. CHARLES,
was In town Sunday to visit his
family.
Miss, Anna Hooper returned Sun
day from Linton, Ind, where she has
been on an extendad visit.
Mr. J. K. Perkins, of owensboro,
was Ia town Monday.
Mr.. Len MeGavock, OF Cloverport,
was In town Monday.
DR.. H. B. Innis was In Hartford
Monday.
Mr.. John ByeIs and family have
moved to Rockport where he will
make his future home.
Mr.. V. u. Powell, of Louisville,
was In town last week.
Mr.. L. L. Tapp, OF Evansville, was
In Render this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willl.Fair went to
Louisville Tuesday.
Mr.. c. L. Fulkerson, OF Jssonville,
Ind, is visiting his father, Mr.. Jas.A.
Fulkerson, at this writing.
There Is a rumor OF a wedding tc
take place soon.
Mr.. Edla Herrel, LOT Roekport, was
In town Sunday.
A protracted meeting was begun
here this week.