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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
FOR MAGISTRATE.

/ Hartford District-Ncholas Barrass.
Cromwell District-w. r. Miller.
sulphur Springs District-W. :. Dean.
Fordsville District-w. r. Edge.
Buford District-Ben :. Chamberlain.
Centertown District-Herbert Render.
Rockport District-John Miles.
FOR CONSTABLE.
I Hartford District. b. Dennis.
Cromwell District-R. NJ. Young.
sulphur Springs District-Walter Midkif.
4 Pbrdsville District-E. Hedden.
Centertown District-w. II. Hill.
Rockport District-James Clark.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
Enter Business University.

And secure position. Write for
catalogue now. Address H. H.
Cherry, Bowling Green, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08

MARK TWAIN can extract humor
out of most anything except the
govt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
Skirt News.

They are now on display,
Not tomorrow, but to-day;
So many new styles and new shades,
And oh, my! how nice they are made.
The quantity is great and the STYLES very late
most OF the weaves are new and the price is right
too. Come and look through and if we haven't
your exact size we take your measure and get
your skirt in three or four days afterwards Fit
guaranteed.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08

The whole world take off their
hats to Teddy Roosevelt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
~thing News.

They are here now for Old Men. Young Men
Boys and Youths. We are confident we can show
you the most complete and up-to-date line of
Clothing ever shown in Hartford Suits that are
made for men who know they have good figure
and dress up to it, Fashion finds its most compli-
mentary Interpretation in our Clothing. Come in
and let us show you through our stock.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
FOR CONSTABLE

Examine the label on your paper
if it is not correct notify us.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Long s Co.'s
EcoNoA1E SToRE.

man if you want nice new Tie for Sunday come
and inspect this stock of Ties
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
ood'sSarsaparilla

Eradicates it, cures all its manifestations,
and builds up the whole system.
Accept no substitute.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
Shoe News.

Having thoroughly ceansed our shelves of all
Shoes that not just up-to-the-minute, and put
them out on Bargain Counters and filled
them full and running over with the very latest
and newest stylest and lasts from the Peters Shoe
Co., we cordially invite the public to call and in
spect our line of Shoes and get posted in styles
and prices. We don't mean we will have them.
We have them now. The styles and different
lasts are too numerous to mention. Just ask to
see them.
We still have Bargain Counters in Shoes similar
to what you saw here during our Special Shoe Sale
on the 18th and 10TH
White Canvass Shoes will go at cost for the rest
of the season.
Mems Low-Cuts and Ladies' and Children's
Slippers going at cost.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
Get Rid
Of Scrofuld

Bunches. eruptions, infiammations. sore
ness OF the eyelids and ears, diseases Of the
bones, ricketts,, dyspepsia, catarrh. wasting.
are only some OF the troubles 1t causes.
1t is very active evil, making havoc q
the whole system.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08
NeCkWear News

For gentlemen. A big line of the very newest
things will be on display Saturday, August 26th
All the styles and new shades in Four-in-Hand,
Ascots Midgets, Strings and Wndsors. Young
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-09-08

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
JAMES NJ. DEWEESE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
TEXAS C0MuENDs ROOSEVELT.
Applauds His Freight Rate Ideas and
Wants the Senate 10 Act.

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature
to-day adopted unanimously Ieso ution
which was introduced in the House Of
Representatives by A, W Terrell, VINO was
Minister to Turkey under Cleveland. The
resolution commends President loJseye.t
and says:
Whereas Texas is long distance from
the manufacturing and market centres OF
the United States, and the high interstate
rates now being charged to Texas common
points make an amendment of the inter-
state commerce law, increasing the powers
of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
80 as to enable said commission to ascertain
and enforce reasonable freight rates On" Nr
deem concern 10 our raon,r; therefore. be ii
1Resolred by the House Of Representa-
tives. the Senate concurrlug. that 40
indorse the action OF our Members OF
Congress in voting for a bill to increase
the powers of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and we invoke the assistance
of our Senators in securing the Tassg 20
Of such needed legislation through the
Senate Of the United States, and we express
our qualification and approval of the firm
and coura geous course Of the President
Of the United States in respect TO this most
important question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
NIGHT roo COLD FOR 4 crown
sleuths Outside Little Hungary Spark the
East Side Girl.

1t may have been the natural inc,riosty
Of the Yiddish and Hungarian East Side
TO that which does not directly concern its
own interests or 1t may have been the cold
night, but the factremains that there was
a policeman. a Secret Service man or
city detective 10 every two inhabitants
who crowded the approaches to Little
Hungary last night after the President had
got there, Those who expected a world
bending crowd we're disappointed. There
vas q fair sized Jam at the approaches TO
Little Hungary when the President arrived
As the dinner went on there was only a
fringe Of small boys along the police lines
Hose lines were closeu down at q sharp.
Four hundred cops under Inspectors
Brooks and SchmitbergeI. closed East
Houston street for two blocks up on either
side Of Little Hungary and the side APP
proaches for a block. Home faring resi-
dents Of that district who didn't get there
by the time the whistle blow had to dine
out Inside the lines. a Il the windows
were lighted, and nearly every house made
at least an effort at displaying decorations.
AT the corner OF Avenue B a whole brass
band was waiting
When the guest or honor drove up, sharp
at : 80 the band hit up he Star Spangled
5lnaer," and the friuge OF people in the
doorways started quite a respeotabl e cheer
which spread to the smsl crowds VINO
were straining against the police lines.
The Presidents oarnege turned In close
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
DIED..

BARRETr.--On Monday Feb. IS Angcllus Ran
som Barrett widow OF William c.. In her Ssth
year.
Funeral services Wednesday morning. 1870
O'Clock. Church OF Purtans l3oh st. and
BRoWN.-At Hong Kong. China. Feb. H. Abigail
Brown. widow OF the Rev. John ". Brown
y. b.. and daughter OF the late Horatio ~
Gambrlll OF Baltimore.
Baltimore papers please COPY.
CALLKN pER.-on sunday evening. Feb. u. Al
her residence. iSa Willow ST. brooklyn, Agnes
Hodge. wife Of the late James Calender
Relatives and friends arc Invited to attend the
funeral services Wednesday. Feb 49, at
1880 O'Clock a. NJ. at IS Willow ST
CARTER. AT hts residence. East SSH St. aucJ
brief Illness on Tuesday Feb II. 1906 James
c Carter Ia the 79th gear Of his age
Funeral services VIII be held al Al Souls Church
4lh az. and goth ST. on Friday morning Feb. Il,
at 10 O'Clock
EDHoLM. suddenly. Feb -, John r. Hall I'd.
holm. infant son OF E,thcr z and the late Z
L. D. Edholr age months days
Funeral services Wednesday 30 =. NJ az West
ssh ST. lnterment WOodawn
HEMINGWAY. suddenly. on Feb H. Samuel Hem
ingway. father OF the late DR.. Samuel Hemlng-
way and Or. William H. Hemingway OF New
York.
Funeral services at his late residence 81 Mon.
tlcello av.. Jersey City. n. J. Peb 10. 1905
at 80 p. VI.
HRMINWAY. at Inverness Scotland NJ
Isabel. wife OF Homer Heminway. daughter
OF Sewcll V. and Mary NJ Dodge and sister OF
Harry v Dodge and Annie Dodge Phelps
Funeral nj chapel. al West 23d a.. Mnnhattan
n Y. city. Wednesday evening. Feb. is. at $50
o clock. Intermeni private.
HUTTON Feb. IS. 1905, At her residenoe. 20 5,h
Av.. Mary II. Hunt. widow OF the Hon. wash
inzton Hunt Governor OF New York Ia
the Goth year of her age
Funeral service at Trinity Chapel 1Sth st.. near
Broadway. on Thursday. the 10th inst. at 10
a. 81. Lockport papers please copy.
LIGHTHlPE.-At Orange, n. j.. Tuesday.
Feb. -. 1905, Charles A. Llghthlpe aged 50
years.
Funeral on Friday. Feb. IL at ST. Mary,
Episcopal Church, West Orange. at 2 O'Clock.
Intern ent al RosedAe Cemetery.
AccAFF ERTY-On Feb. II. after q lingering
Illness. At his residence. 754 Park sv- Robert
McCSreuy
Funeral on Wednesday, Feb 10. from St. Vincent
Fcrrcrs Churos, eath st. and Lexington Av,
at 10 Am. lntermeui Calvary. Kindly omit
flowers
SrUDHcLL.-At his homo a, Ridgeneld. Coma D..
Feb 10, LeAndcr Mead Studwell. In the 7tta
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday.
the 18th, At 25o p. NJ Carriages Will meet
train leaving New YORK al 1901 at Rldgencld
station
WILLIAMS Suddenly. In New York city on Mon.
day. February II. Ellis Potter Williams son
OF the late Thomas S. and Susan TAppsn
Williams.
Funeral services at his late residence. ~ West
Second street. Mount Vernon \. y on Thurs-
day. February 10. at three P M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
PERSONALS.


WANTED Information regarding the .
Abouts OF Aiming s. Dcyo, n living or n h. b.
not living. proof Of his deAth. Left bis homo.
IS ID sv4 Brooklyn. on July 9Th, 1901. stated
that he was going 10 South Basin, jersey Clti
Bohiman by occupation aud was known among
his fl1rnds as Andy Deyo. WAS born w. l-N Al
uncle dicd In October. 1904, ieaving him properly
ARTHUR Z. ROSE, Attorney. Alngston, y, a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

which quoted down two or three times
only to break out again.
WHAT THEY ATE.
This was the menu Of the dinner:
Buffet Russo Oysters Sherry
Csga Leves
Celery. olives, Radlshes. Sailed Almonds. Kobanyal
Droiled Shad
Pommes Parslcnnes Moselbln mohen
Cucumbers, Nalckenberg
paprlka Chicken
Tarhcnys Sashcgyi
PAtb Sweet breads
Green Peas
Oyster Bay Asparagus No Ch7nion
Sauce Hollandse White sea a. d
Imperial bTut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
1IALRIED.

HESS-GREER,-On Tuesday. February H. 1905
the marriage Of Miss Edna Greer. daughter
OF MI and Mrs Samuel Milton Lake. and Nr
Walter Lion Hess. son OF Mr. and Mrs Lon
Hess. OF this city. was soomnlzcd BY the Rev
Clement Brown, at the Pro Cathedral Church
OF the Ascension. WASH ston. .. {.
STEDMAN-WELLS- the Marble Collegiate
Church ~ the Rev. Otto Mohn, Florence E.
Wells of Grand Rapids Nlcl., to Edward II.
StedmAn OF New YORK city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

The public IL Invited to atitn the Annual Meet.
Ing Of thc Legal ~ Society to-i 1T in carnegie
E-li uuLlr chamber at 20. Prominent speakers
viii deliver interesting addTesSes.-AdF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
HeAda he, AMI Neuralgia PROM Goa,

lA1Auvc bran Qulniur, ne Norlu wide Cod an
hrln remedy, ten.ugcs me- caufr CAL Tor tHr mi
afar ana nos ior signature Of Z. " GiUye. 2SC
ADJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
sorbct \ la Kossuth

Long island Ducsllng
Salad Little Hungary Dressing Tok
Conpot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

the crowds bel gan to increase in size and Il .
President had chance TO see how much
the East Side appreciated the visit OF the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation. From its
very portal, at Third avenue and Tenth
st rect could be seen ahead crowded side
walks and the illuminatons. Hundreds
ran alongside of the Presidents carriage
cheering him from the moment Third ave-
Drip WAS rp sSpi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

The guests at the 100 foot long table with
the President were Gen. f. V. Greene, +. r.
L. Gould, Judge George c. Holt, Justice
James A. Blanchard, eX-Justice William \.
Cohen. Justice John Proctor Clarke. Post
master William R.Willcox, Louis Stern. Will
liam Halpin. William Barnes, Jr Commits
aoner Of Immi grafton Watchorn. Com
missioner-Generalo OF immigration Sargent,
William II. Mcintyre, Appraiser James s.
Clarkson. James II. Hyde, ex-Assistan /
Secretary Of the Treasury Robert B. Arm
strong, eX-Mayor Seth Low, Rear Admira
Coghlan. President Marcus Braun. Gen
Frederick D. Grant. Collector Stranahan
eN-Commissioner Of Immigration William
Williams, Lieut-Gov. Linn Bruce Attorney
General Julius VI. Mayer William Loeb Jr.
Secretary TO the President, District Attor.
ney jerome and Police Commissioner
McAdoo.
The entrance Of the President to the
strains Of Hail to the Chief was the signal
for general climbing on chairs and for
wave after wave Of riotous Magyar cheers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

And now, gentlemen ] wish 10 say that
VIC cannot keen too cles rly before our
minds the fact that for the success of our
civilization. what is needed il not so much
brilliant ability, not so much unusual genius,
as the possession by the avera &c man of
the plain. homely. workaday virtues that
make that man coed t.ther. good hus-
band, good friend and neghbor OF decent
men. with whom to deal IN an relations OF
life
we need good laws, we need honest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

Kaposztas RetcS Apple Sirudcl
Ice Cream peut Fours cordlslS
Llptol and Camcmbert
Coffee Cigars and Cigarettes Aponars
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

the amount OF ice cut this winter the lake there that he
failed notice that his held conversation with
each other ~sF> ,. II. ..:1 ~, r. ~- .
The party at the 'hut too engrossed in the pros
poets tor ceboa sailing to observe that Polly and Bobbe
took elaborate avoid each other Thru the earv SUD-
per could talk think of anything but the iceboat
Altho Mrs. Beden had tacfully placed the two young
people hear each other the boat they failed to repay her
Kindness by conversation tho moonlight and the
lake faland Belden, however, Bobbes best friend
thought that he performing forgotten favor
when he requested Polly back the house ahead of
the rest Of them and make of her famous rarebits
''Bdbby will go with you, I'm sure' he declared nand
you have the boat day and tomorrow night
too it you only make it. EN- can't make save her
life, or mine, either 49,, ~: -. l....::,
En- thought the suggestion inspiration There was
for either of the wo they walked back to the
"hut silence. In silence Miss Witherspoon set about
her chafngdsh preparations Once Mr. Brewster vo]un-
teered his services but received wordles glance of scor
thatsubdued him. He watched the moodiy hoping that
Belden would hurry. He Polly left the ROOM
and hoped too that she would before the others
arrived Suddenly he heard piercing shrek that rang thru
the house Rushing in the direction had sound
ed he was just in time to catch his fell
forward. *#"~c-*-f <5s.E3s s<SE+.> =. S>*#
"What is t9'' he demanded. &
"Oh-oh," she sobbed wildly from his shoulder ssTt
is awful had idea it there and gared at me
=: trWhat?' u: ~&1@ =t: - =E-
Aoh, there it is again. Oh, Bobbie save me- please
Of the priced Belden cats that gded thru
the hall What Bobbe said the cat no one knows but
Polly and she will not divulge It. ~. !"
Nor can Mrs Beden understand why she found the cats
outside the next morning when that she left them
the house before she started the iceboat Someone
must have let them go out she says tbu who could have
done t?" "S}1 <&.=s.f.#:@ .=*. .s
But Bobbie and Polly were too absorbed to answer
Chicago Journal. az&a1s4 r. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

used in about six week by the new
minister and his WIFE To the girls of
the town this seemed to be the crown
ing. disappointment.
80, why said fair one, couldn It
he have said so at irst?'
The wife of the landlord of the Met
ropolitan. hotel is leader in the social
callers, who are usually the young girls
of the town, to scan the hotel register.
This is one of the evenings diversions
over the pages of the book
in: the office of the Metropolitan.
But notwithstanding the scarcity of
men in Francisville and the demand for
suitable beaux, no one would ever in
sinuate that Francisville girl would
get up Irritation with stranger The
young man who becomes acquainted
here must come with recommendations
and must be properly introduced.
Some time ago a young fellow came
along with credentials and for a week
he was buster than a cranberry mer-
chant.
Franeisville recently had her annual
street fair and nearly everybody in
this and adjoining counties took part.
One, of the young entertainers for the
week was "Nevada,' a good-looking
a thrilling act which he called sleap.
ing the gap.' Either his manner Of
facing death Of MS good looks attracted
Francisville s girls and "Nevada' be-
came a social lion.
But "Nevada has gone to win fresh
laurels in other quarters and femininity
is in despair again. About the only
hope is the coming of the interurban
line which, it is expected, will bring
with it hustle of activity out of
which may come-some young men who
will
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
What Women Want TO Krow

;. AMANDA .DOUGLAS.-Can you tell anything about
Amanda NJ Douglas and whether she any
besides Sherbu1ne House? Also give recipe to keep
the hair from falling out and becoming oy.-May Blossom
Amanda Douglas is popular writer who lives in New
Jersey She has written long list Of books in addition to
the Sherbune seres too long to give here The best
are perhaps the six Kathie Books" Seven Daughers'
"Nellie Knnard's K,ngdom'' and ''In Trrst''
Here lotion that is beneficial to oily hair: Tincture
Of cantharide (acoholic) ounce spirits Of rosemary M
ounces; gycerne, la aromatic vinegar ounces
rosewater, ounces. Rub we'll into the scalp.
To stimulate the hair lotion made of LIQUID am
mona, ounce choroform, ounce; oil of almonds
spirits Of rosemary, Wet the scalp thoroy
twice week with the lotion and massage for 10 or
Is minutes Massage alone will do wonders the hair
and the scalp should be rubbed for least 10 minutes every
night. i. - Ss
QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
TO PRESERVE FLOWERS-I have some flowers which
want to keep Could kindly send recipe keeping
them their natural color ?-Estela
TO REMOVE PAINT.-Wil you kindly tell me what will
paint that has become very hard, from black
cloth jacket? ?-Forest
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
BOYS WANTED!' IS.
. FRANCISYILLE CRY
Girls Are Disconsolate Because the
Little Town Has Only Four
Eligible Beaux. s

Francisville, Ind, Oct. 11.-This lit.
tie town is in need Of men-eligible
young fellows who will make suitable
beaux for the army Of girls of the vii
lage. A wall has gone up from Francis
vile femininity on account of the fam
inc in young men. Polite young gentle
men who are up in the ways Of society
who can dance and play cards and
have other accom- mplishments are as much
needed in Francisville as are the harvest
hands in wheat-cutting time in this ag-
ricultural county. And now the wheat
is threshed and the corn is laid by and
the prairies are brown with the blight
Of autumn frosts, the young women cry
out to be entertained. There are but
four eligible beaux in the place. Some
time ago the Methodist church called
a. new minister and he responded. At
his trial sermon the whole town went
out to hear him and they liked him.
The girls noted that he was young and
good looking and, best Of all-unmar-
ried. Fond mamas began planning their
campaigns. -. :
A few days ago, however, the blow
fell. Word came to the Methodist
church board that it need not dispose
OF the parsonage, because it would be
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11
BALDHEADED SUBTERFUGES.

EREsH and clean, the came out of his bathhouse
He wore no hat, and he practically bald. Only,
his left temple there waved in the bracing
wind tuft of hair like brown plume It covered
his scalp bigger than silver dollar but how long
it was Blown hither and thther it whipped his cheek
his nose, the back Of his neck "
y II haven't brushed my hair yet,'' he said
And rushing to mirror he fell vigorously with brush
and comb upon the long plume his is impossible
to say how he accomplished it, but in short he had
spread this doarsized patch Of hair his whole
skull Part fell to the right, part to the left part
wards, part forwards It remarkable but in
the white scalp covered as with black string .
Up from the in his bathing suit another man
He, too, bald And from behind his seven inch
of wet dark hair hung down his neck fer he was
dressed he too, performed miracle parted his long
strand and plastered it all over hisshead.S s
BARRIERS say that many baldheads their silly vanity
grow long locks wherever they back Of the neck
over the behind the earand spread glue these
locks their skulls, thinking that thus they hide their
badness.
But they don't hide it, say the BARRIERS They only
make it more glarngy ugly-the vain foos'' :s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-11

Had she seen the
stony glare with which
Miss W i t h e r spoon
transfxed Mr.. Brew
ster she would have
been troubled concern
ing the success of her
houseparty. For Miss
Witherspoon and Mr..
Brewster had, upon the
occasion Of their last
meeting, agreed never
to speak to each other
again; mo, never, as
long as. they lived. Mr..
Brewster was a brute.
said Miss Witherspoon.
Miss Witherspoon was
a firt,: said Mr.. Brew
ster. And so they had
parted
Mr.. Belden's coach
man, who had been the
village plumber, met
them at the station and
was so absorbed in tell