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The state herald., 1904-02-26
SUMMONS.
Gaasty 1.S,s y d a1'IIfiap. i.iIiilS.. 4.

suMMOSs,
caasiy S,s,S = q aI'2Tfas siIiiiS. -
In the dis,rie, court
Jacob u Niilar-, plalntif, 70 FRANK q stevens
aud iiarrinsi.n fmei son ,ro.'-., dsfpndsbts.
III. People of tho STATE NJ tola,ado.
To Harrington Emerson Trustee and Frank .
hts'.ns, the defendants shove named, Gr.etinKi
You are hereby Required Ia appear In en- act.
Ion brought against Jou b, the shove named
plaintiff In the district court of Phillip. oonnty
state uf Colorado. and answer N. complaint
'h.frln within twenty ds,s after tho service
hereof " sarNri within this county ~, n --r,.
I'd out ~ ihis county, ~ h, tubl,ss,ion, within
'hift, days hftar the sanies hereof, exclusive
~ the iay ~ aaffiouio ~ Judgement by default
will b. taken aHaibs yun according ~ the pr.y.,
" the complaint. Aud ia eopt ~ N. com.
piAlnt In the abrrs entitled action h. not ssr,rd
with this summons, ,uf u tho ssfVfo. bareoi b.
male "nt ~ THE state, then iaa dAis additional
u the time hefalhbaiufp specified Tor sppss'.
ano. and answer sill b. allowed before the TAI.
lns ~ judgement ~ default no aforesaid.
The said action is brought to luiss tho Tito In
ne plaintiff ,o tbs Tee ~ sou,h sas, quarter ~
feo'iun isaniJ..eW tgii io~nship al, ~ north
cf fangp forty si, t,p wee, Of Tho o,h = ~ In tho
The state herald., 1904-02-26
FEBRUARY NUMBER.
New Idea Woman's Magazine.

NoW iuch W oman . MdBhZlDo.
An Important and timely article in the
February number OF tho New Idea Won.
ans Magazine 10 entitled "Ap American
Girl a. an English Pssress." I, is writ,
ten by Michael White, an Englishman,
who speaks authoritatively upon that
subject, and who presents his opinion
attractively. A second chapter Of sym.
postum called "Ths Happiest Day Of My
Life" will find mnns sppreciativs read
srs. A special article upon butter. max.
ing under the heading OF "The Country
Woman's Frieud-the Cow" by Kate V.
Saint Malr, IL practical and u,eful. Ths
stories are bright aud interesting, and
the entire table of contents is q least to
whomsosvor partakss Of it's good things
- offered.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

fail TO appear. and to answer the said com.
plant as above required, the said plaintiff
will take default and Judgement as prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
district court at Hoiyeke, Colo, in said coun.
ty, this7th day Of Jan. A d 1901.
W. W.G.HELLAED,
Clerk Of the district court
lSEALl Phillips county, Colorado.
JH PAINTER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
ALIAS sum MONS,


State Of Colorado,
County Of Phillips.
In the county court.
kF Dawson, plaintiff. vs. James " Coal. d.
fri.dAnt.
The People Of the state Of Colorado.
To James W Coal. tho defendant above named
grestinx;
You are hereby required to spp-ar In An
action brought against you by tho above
named plaintiff, In tho county court Of rhil.
lips county, state Of Colorado, and answer
the esmplsint therein within twenty dAysa af
ter tn~ service ner-of, II served witnin shi-
county; or. n served out OF this county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof .-Hclu-iv. Of the day OF service /;
ar Judgment 10y default will be taken against
you according 10 tho prayer Of tho complaint; /;
ana ~ copy OF the complaint m tn. aDoy-
crutied action be not served WITH TINS sum.
mons, or N tho service hereof he mad. out VI
this state. then ten days additional To the
time h.roinaboyc specified for appearance
and answer win bs allowed before tho takin 2
OF Judgment by default as Aforesaid.
III. said action 10 brought ,o auiet tho title 20
the following described land. thesvs of soc
4 townships north Of range Is ~.s, of tho 9Th r
In the county ~ Phillips
Plaintiff ALLEGING that hsis the absoiats
owner and In possession Of said land and ,hN,
III, defendant mntrs soms claim adverse to his
titla and ..tats therein n. will NOR. fully APP
pear from III. complaint In aid action TO which
r.fsrrnos IL h-rr made.
And ,ou srs hsrrby notified that II yeu fall to
appear. and 20 answer the said complaint as
above required. the aid plaintiff -iil tats de-
fanlt and Judgment Sprayed.
Given under N, hand and tho seal Of ,hs said
county court at ilolJok. Colo ip aid eoun.
". this 18Th day Of Jan. A. D., tvoa
W. u, kEisEy.
Inds- OF tho county Court.
tsHAt) rhiliip. County. Colorado.
~ P.i-rrn, A',orse, for piainiid.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

wANIkp-A rBusrwoirHy GENTLEMAN
ot ls'lr N ,ari ronhiy 10 manage businos. for
hh old established hous. ~ solid hnhnrlai stAnd.
ing A straight bona Ode week saisfy ~ sis u1
PAID n check zach Monday With ali arpsn...
dlfuct IRON hnall1uAfiafs. MansJ s,Ifanes-l Tor
stt~hs.ss tnelos. addressed envelope, Man.
Assr, SO Carton iilds., Chieasn. ne
The state herald., 1904-02-26

Rev. W. E. Collett Of Leadville who
for two yc ars was pastor Of the NJ. E.
church OF dolyoke, Is now supsr!ntend-
snt OF the Colorado Society for the
FriendIess. This society nndsr the
name OF tho Prisoners Aid Society, dur
Ing the past FIVE years assisted nearly
400 men to permanent employment and
out Of that number not more than three
or four have lapsed into crime. Tbs
work has now been merged into the So.
cisty for the Frirndlsss.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

Usual services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, Feb. 18th, both
morning and evening. 8. 8. and g. E.
OF the regular hours. The subjects for
consideration a. follows: Morning" The
Desireability Of Right Choice" in the
evening q continuation OF themes on the
life OF Christ. All are invited. Come
and worship God with U.S.. A. Parker.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

The daily newspsprrs are undoubtedly
reaping rich harvest from their war
news but from the amount Of guess
work that IL being ,ndu'ged in by the
war reporters people might about as we'll
cave their money and wait for the his-
torian OF tho future to furnish the facts.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

WANT rl.p-sEvkiiAL INDUSTRIOUS rTil.
4, .ons " saeh state ~ uAYvi Tot L0nsa astnb.
lis,nl "letph rear aud With lsfss capital. q,
tall nt.nn merchants and agents fnf snerassfu ul
hhh profitable lih" Permanent .nrar.inaat
W.ehlJ oAsl salaft ~ tis aud all uaf-iIsx %.
p"ns"s and hotel hills advanced In rash sarh
week. tEpaf.ents no, essential M.nilnn ref.
s'ynrs and enclose salf.aIdTa..ed .ns.l.a..
Tux NATIONAL, inI Dearborn NJ, Chicago
The state herald., 1904-02-26

The Russian military enthusiasts are
now claiming that they will wind up the
war with Japan not later than August
or September next by driving the Jsps
into the sea. They may succeed in car
rying out their program 5ut, from pres
ent Indications they will have plenty Of
hard fighting to do in tho meantime.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
A'HRos.L Locals
"I"s's''a's0,"nl'i,so'ap,N,,sous,su us,su
AGENTS WANTED.


LIVE Ot y. DEWITT TALMAGE. by
bis Son. ngN. PRANK DEWITT rALMAGE
Ard As."cisi. editors Of Christian Herald.
only book andor-sd by Tslmssc family.
Enorrnou. pront for sgcnis who act quickly.
outnt ten cents. writ. lmntsdin,.l,
CLARA a 60, 2ss -. 9th ~. rhiia..
va Mention this rspsr.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

WANTED =fittsTwoiTtIY LADY on gpr.
urlhhh - tpahasn Lusinfas In this county snI
Aalni1lnE tstfiiuf, fgt bssisa ~ .aiid bnab0iAi
s,hnllns, ~ FIrlght rash saiat1 aud ntpan
,Nsnhss innhrf HdtAheatl rd-iitnn tsFtoan nsat
Adhfess Manager, nt Mnhdn plis, Chicago,
The state herald., 1904-02-26
GROUND FEED.

Ihave recently purchased new feed
grinder and will run it with a gasoline
engine am prepared to do satisfactory
work In feed grinding and will also han
die feed for sale. Call and see me
G. W. GARLAND.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
Nutirs Of Hpplirntiun 10 Lease
S,atH Lands.
OFFICE OF The STATE BOARD or LAND
COMMISSIONERS.
DIsyra. CoIonApo, F.bru.ry :, IYD,

DENVER. CoLoRApo. February =, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given thn, John q Richardson
who's" po-to'iiee address l. Holyok.Colo on Fob
ruhrI 1904, made application No o. to tn. State
Board of Land Commissioners to lease the fol.
lowing described school Land.. sitnate In
Phillips county. Colorado. to-~i,i M and ~
ofse = sec 10 Twp North Hang. Is West.
No ot.ier applications to lease tho above dee.
eribcd premises or obi-etiens against tho above
application will 10 considered after March TO-
iso,
MARX q. woopRuyY.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
Legal Notices
First publication Jan. 8 1904.
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
NntiCa tor Public atiun.

United States Land ONCE,
sterling Colo Jan. 9 1905
Notice Is hereby given that william
Rcbcr has nled notice Of iltention to make
anal proof before Clerk Of District court
nt his office IN Holyoke Colo on
saturday the 20 day Feb 1904 on timber
culture application No 1855 Tor the v
quarter of section No Il In township No n
range No o41w.
He NAMES as witnessss:
Abner Fleming Of HaItun Colo
Francis l. MItehsll
George Jones
Willism Show Hoiyoke
FLEMING Rrptster
The state herald., 1904-02-26

A good second hand Office or business
house beating stove for sale. Inquire at
the HBRALD ONCE.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

The purchase Of s25 worth OF goods
at my stors entities you to have picture
enlarged. Come in aud buy your goods
and get IN oil portrait with every s25
purchase OF goods.
A. 7. O'Connor.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

You can bet on Leblanc i Schsune-
msnn'S Low PRICES in Shoes and
they have the quality tu back them.
Try them.
The state herald., 1904-02-26

The charges against Senator DIETRICH
OF Nebraska, growing out OF the appoint
ment OF postmaster at Hastings. are to
be Investigated by the senate.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY.

The senate has ratified the Panama
canal treaty by vote OF &C to IA.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
A
D. A. swEpLANp.

% Cattle branded on lett side. horse.
on left shoulder Ranch miles north.
ss.i oi Hsrtup. cele
The state herald., 1904-02-26

Read o. G. Zingg's now I'D in this Is
Pus Of the hRRALp.
The state herald., 1904-02-26
First publication Jan. 9 1901
Nutice for Puhlic et.un.
United States Land once
Sterling Colo Jan q i4A

Nutice for Publication.
United States Land 0ficcI
Sterling Colo Jan 8 1871
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has nled notice OF his inten-
tion 10 make final proof In support OF his
claim. and that said proof will bs made be.
fore Tho clerk OF the county court At IIol.
yoke, Colo. on Feb. ". 1901, viz: Benjamin.
y. I.entley II No 1909 for the " Y sec "a tip
On rEw.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resid~nee upon And eultivs-
tion Of said land, va:
Frank " Groves Of Haxtun Colo
Harry u Lyman
Benjamin y Raymond "
Nora Z Bentley " lfoiyoke 4"
DcrLEMIsG Register
The state herald., 1904-02-26
s'ops the CoWHh
and works on the s'oiN,

Laxative Bfomo .ouInins Tablet, cure
cold IN ons day. No cure, No Pay.
Pnoo 70 cents,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
laps NEARING THE CITY.

Notwithstanding their recent loss
of 1000 men the japanese are within
mailing distance of the gates OF Port
Arthur at last. There can be no
doubt but that they will enter the
CITY and drive the Russians from 1t at
the point of the bsyonet, as once the
Russians beguiled the japanese into
giving up possession Of diplomatic
nrotest. That the japanese are ca
pable was never more forcibly.. illus
trated than in the steady march on
Port Arthur, resulting in the capture
of Kin Chou, the practical capture OF
Port Arthur itself.
By the concentration ct an aw'ui
force for the march to Port Arthur
the Japanese were prepared for all
emergencies. By feigned attacks
thew drew the fire of the Russians ard
ascertained the character and SIZE OF
their guns. BY teigned Withdrawals
thew filled the Russians with over
confidence, and at the right moment
thew struck with all their strength,
losing thousands of men, but gained
their objective point. The Russians
have in fact been out-generaled and
out-fought at all points, aud the
Japanese are practically at the gates
of the besieged city. There will be
hard lighting however before the
gates are entered or even reached
but with halt beaten toe IN front OF
them aud with sentimental reasons
for wrea.ing Pyrt Arthur from the
Russians. the si.nati II indicates that
no human power can stop the trl-
ump3ant march If the japanese army
into the city.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

Portable position, organized a COM
pany of Rough Riders, and went
with them to the front to take part
in ally fighting that it became neces-
sary to do. He did not lag behind
and remain in the United States un-
til the war was about over, and then
take an extended trip to foreign parts
at the expense of the government,
but he reached Cuba with two of his
battalions in time to take part in the
actual fighting. Under fire Col. Roose-
welt and his Rough Riders bore them
selves well. and won the admiration
of the regular soldiers with whom
hey fought. He stands as an excel
ent example of the brave and ener-
yetic American soldier, the kind our
nation can depend upon in any great
struggle, and as President has proven
himself a Statesman of no less dis
tinction, and truly American.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
Decoration Day.

1t Is to me matter OF profound re
greet that the Grand Army veterans
OF Ohio county failed to fitly recog-
nize decoration day Monday. 1t is as
II victorious army retired from the
field to easy bivouacs. uumindful
alike of the wounded's wall for succor
and the deaG's voiceless prayer for
burial.
Has the lapse OF time calloused
the veterans heart to the memory OF
his comrade who fought and fell be-
side him forty years ago' If the now
surviving irag ment OF that once vast
army suffers memorial day TO pass
unobseived will they ask US, who
were born amid the faint and dying
echoes OF those guns OF war, to keep
their own graves green' When the
last veteran has surrendered to that
Speared and srmored Toe that has
never known defeat civilian hands
will bank their graves with fragrance
breathing blooms but while a veteran
lives his place is in the van OF the
memorial march
That awful deluge of death Is now
far behind us, aud may we never see
It's like agaiu. but 1t marked period
liz the annals of mankind A form OF
government at recognize the Tree
dom and equality of men was an ex
pertinent, with the experience OF all
ages against It. II went to final trial
In a cor fict the 6erceness OF which
astGuudei all the nations Of the
earth. Daring and courage az the
North met Daring aud courage az the
South. and for tour years the bloody
carnival of war was Grawn out But
tn Union lived-an iuperishable
product Of human progress and an
enduring monument to loyal SOL
diery. Shall the dead defender OF
the nations unity slsep. like a corpse
OF the potter's f.ld, IN an u1honored
grave? Shall he who risks or gives
hts life Tor his country's veal be in
death forgotten? Shall the soldier,
who followed the fortunes OF war, with
the night-long march through mud
and storm, or from broken sleep dis
turbed by dreams OF home. and wife
and children, awoke at dawn to brave
the fury OF maddened foe that not a
star should be plucked from the field
OF blue. who b.gs only for wreath
OF flowers on his grave beg in wait?
When decoration day returns again
let US hope that each Grand Army
Post will lead In this beautiful end
patriotic service at the graves of their
comrade-dead In which we all shall
be pleased to lend our aid.
OWEN ONGwE.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
Resolution on the Death of Judge
Birkhead'S Mother.

AT meeting Of Ulcers of the Ohio
Circuit Court and the members OF the
Hartford Fa', called tor tie purpose
Of taking suitable action touching the
death o. the mother of our Honored
Judge T. F. Biikhesd which occurred
on the a-th DAY If Nay. I5 :. held in
the Office of Glenn & Rirso in Hart
ford Kentucky. Nav ASIA. 70 ! on
motion. Honorable J. p. Sanderfu
VS. elected Chairman aud C. B
L k=ns SycIetary OF sal: meeting
TIE Chairman appointed the follow
ing committee on resolutions, to-
WI: BIN d. Rlneo. II 7. Tal S
s Anderson, J. s. Glenn and G. 5.
L,kens to itait resolutions touching
the death Of Mrs. Miranda 9iTkhead.
Said com mittee retired and reported
10 said meeting the following resoiu
tlons:
Whereas. The officers IF the Ohio
Circuit Court and the mem btrs of the
Hartford Bar have card with sorrow
OF the death of Mrs Miranda Bnk-
head, mother of our Horored Judge,
which occurred on the 27th DAY Of
Nav, Io ! il Is our purpose and the
purpose OF this meeting to express
our sympathy ard coincidence with
the Judge of this Court and there
fore.
Be it resolved. That we tender TO
Judge T. r. Bi khesd. Judge OF our
Ohio Circuit Court, our sincerest s,,-
row aud sympathy in this sad houi
OF his brrra cement. aud that we COM
mend him to HIM that doeth al
things we'll.
Be 1t resolved, That az a tribute 81
respect to the Hon T F. Birkhead,
Judge of the Ohio Circuit Court, tina,
this Court stand acjourtei until
Monday, May goth, 1894. aud tba
J. f F"gle b. appointed to presen,
the resolutions in open Court, and
that the same BE- spread upon the
records OF the OHIO Circuit Court and
a copy thereof re presented to Judge
Bitkhead
On motion tn ) meeting s now ad
iourned. H. P. TAILOR.
S. A ANDERSON,
]. S GLENN. Com.
G.. B LIKENS. |
BEN ID. RINGo,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
To the Democracy of Ohio County.

BY order of the Democratic State
Executive Com mittee OF Kentucky. a
call is hereby made for the Democrs-
cy OF Ohio county to meet in mass
convention at the court house in
Hartford. KY. on Saturday. Iuue. 4
1924, at o'clock p M for the put.
pose of elscting or appointing dele
gates to the State Convention to be
held in the city of Louisville on
Thursday, June 9th, I9 4. The Dem
ocrats OF said county are earnestly
entreated to attend both the county
and State conventions, tina. every
Democrat NAV to some extent par
ticipate in the selection Of Democra-
cy's standard bearers tor President
aud Vice President.
7. J. SMITH. Ch'm'n.
G. B. LIKENs. Secy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.

As it has always done, Preston
Morton Post &. A. +. held memorial
services in honor of the gallant dead
and fittingly observed the day on
which flowers are laid on their
grave. The day was not observed III
the universal manner that II seems
that it might have beer. Many OF
those of the rapidly thinning ranks OF
the gallant old warriors gathered t"
observe the day with fifty ceremonies,
but many who donned either the blue
or the gray some forty years ago strew
not flowers on his fallen brothers
grave.
We believe that nothing can be
more fitting and nothing more con-
dusive to good citizenship than in
concentrating the dead, the boys
of forty years sgo who shouldered their
muskets in defense o. what they
thought to he right, aud To whom the
present and future generations are
and will be exceedingly grateful.
1t is gratifying however to note
that IN cemeteries where Federal aud
Confederate are buried there was
equal distribution OF hIwers upon
the graves of the heroes OF the blue
and the gray, and that al hatred be-
tween the TWO sec ions of "an impel-
ishahle Union made up "f ird~S'ruc-
tible 5 a'es has forever passed.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
Painful Accident.

Mr.. Albert Harrison, a farmer near
Narrows, met with a painfnl and per-
haps serious accident Saturday. He
wa. blowing and one of his shoes
hurting his foot he pulled 1t of and
went to blowing baretooted. Passing
over a burned out STUMP, the roots OF
which were bed OF live Goals con
cealed nnder a covering of ashes, he
stepped into them and burned his
foot Severely. 1t Is feared that his
foot may have to be amputated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
POPULAR FIRM
Doing a Great Business in
The Implement
Trade.
Twelve BuggieS Sold Last
Saturday--a Record
Breaker.

About three years ago the firm OF
+. J. Turley x Co., opened up an
Implement, Seed and Fertilizer store
in our quiet little city of Hartford.
Mr.. Rice Jesse opened up the business
for them In a small temporary store
building on the east side OF the pub
lie square. Within a few months
thereafter the building now used for
a ware room Vas erected for them.
Before the first season was halt
passed the mammoth building was
filled TO owe: flo viog with the latest
improved farming machinery, Wag
ons Buggies. Seeds of all kinds ans
tots upon top of tons Of the best
grades OF Fsrtilizers.
This popular firm has grown in ia.
vor and esteem from tue very begin
ming, and before the business In the
county was year and halt old. an
other mammoth storehouse was fl!ei
with neces saIies OF the industrious tar
mer, so that now GU can select from
their large and va led stock anything
you Naut from the most meager TO the
largest Article OF Hardware Busgies,
Wagons, or anything In the line OF
farming implements. Thei. Wagons,
the famous Mitchell and Studab ker,
have WOE fame wherever put on the
market. Their buggies, the "Ames'
of almost worldwide fame, vii! GER
tainly please the mos! skep,ital: in
tact you must be pleased, for they
have the latest designs and the
prettest ever shown in Hartford.
Twelve Buggies soli and delivered
last Ssturtay by this progressive
firm is an illustration OF the record
they are making in al the lines.
There is hardly a dav but that some
good farmer or business mar dT:vts
away from T. J. Turley & Co.'S, place
Of business with new Wagon 4 new
buggy a new cult;va'oT some useful
and valuable farming implement, 4
wagon load OF fertilizer, seed, wire OF
some thing ueedful in their b siu"ss
The people have cohdence n the
firm of T J Turiey x CO., whose bust
ness is being conducted herr by the
iuestimabe gentlemen Messrs. T. +.
sirkhead and Capt. J. G. Neowu.
Much has been added TO ,se business
interest OF our town by the prcsercs OF
this popular firm OF business mer
who do business in business way.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
CarSOn-J0hnSOn.

Mr.. Albert Carson was united In
marriage to Miss Lettie Johnson at
the home of the brides parents. No
Creek. Wednesday at 10 o'clock a
N. Rev. ]. w. CaHtrill spoke the
words that Joined the young hearts
life for. They left Immediately for
Louisville where they will make their
home. The bride Is one of Ohio
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
G. B. LIKENs. Secy.

A pretty kettle OF fish Is that de-
picted in the short story In Lippin-
colts for June called Her Husband I"
by Anne Warner. She allures a sus-
ceptib gentleman to speak rather
SUCCESSFULLY before her husband, and
when the S. G. expects ejectment he
finds Her Husband" is deaf and
dumb
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03
Farmers Meeting at Dundee.

The county union of the Farmers
Cooperate Union will meet at Dun
dee tomorrow. About forty lodges
of this Union have been organized In
the northern end of the county, and
as each local lodge Is entitled to three
delegates In the County Union. about
q husdred and twenty delegates are
expected at the Dundee meeting.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

county's most lovaole young ladies
aud belongs to one OF the very best
families In the county. The groom
is prominent youug business man
of Louisville being trusted and hon
ored employee of the firm ofC. S Niss-
man & Co., OF that place.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

"A Still Hunt" Is the title of lit
tie story In Lippincott's for June. by
A. Maynard Barbour. which Is sug-
gestive of Sherlock HOLMES. but with
a human sentiment very endearing to
the reader.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

AN exchange thinks that the man
who whistles at all times In hestreets,
on the street cars and other places lie
simply thoughtless. IT it had said
simply nuisance it would have been
nearer correct.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

LORD SALISBURY never consider
ed that il was necessary to talk and
Sc. himself right before the people.
Judge Parker seems to be of the same
mind.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-06-03

GROVER CLEVELAND favorite
flower is tulip; Adlai E. Steven
sons, a forget me-not; William Jen-
Mugs Bryan's, the last rose of sum-
mer.