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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-05-13

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-05-13
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

will offer for sale at Public Auction
at my home two miles West of Lexing-
ton on
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09

always the most ignorant people VINO
are afraid of their ignorance being
discovered. If you commence talking
to these people on some subject about
which they know practically nothing,
they are not honest enough To al once
let this become apparent, SO that one
may tactfully turn the conversa1io
into other channels, and thus find out
probably, what they do know and can
easily talk about; but they nod their
neads emphatical'y, acquie scing in
everything you say, just as If that
were the conclusion that they also
had come to after long and minute
investigation of the subject. And IL
is only the bewildered and harassed
look which after a while creeps into
their eyes that let's you into the secret
they have been playing at pretend
ing TO understand all tine time and
what you nave been saying is, in
reality, so much Creek or double
Dutch to them.
On, the hollowness and snam of IL
all! Why not have openly avowet
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Notice.

Orders OHIO County Court, regula
term, Isl day, September 8. 1908. Hon.
w. b.. Taylor, County Judge. presid-
ing.
lie appearing TO tie satisfaction Of
the COurl, mat ire Fiscal Cour, of
Oaio County,, by majority of the mem-
beers composing the same, has mere
tofore decided that Elections 10 re-
gula'e ire running of stock at large,
in OHIO county. Kentucky, snail be
confined TO the voting precincts in
said county, and il further appearing
irar w. II. Reid end u other legal
voters OF Prenlis, (No. 30) voting pre-
cinct, and J. NJ. Taylor and 4S DINER
legal voters of East Beaver Dam, (Ne.
lS.) voting precinct, nave filed their
several petitions herein praying an
election 10 be neld in their respec-
live voting precincts, aC the regular
election, November 3, 1905, for tine
purpose of taking tee sense of the le-
ga voters in eacn OF the said precinct
upon lie question whel ner or noI, cat
tie N any description, &all be per-
mst' ed to run at large in said pre-
cincts or any Of tnem, and ii APP
pearing that said pariliorers nave
deposited with tnsi Court 20 sum of
$500 10 defray TIE expel, Is of the
e-ection in eacn of the said precincts,
1t is therefore ordered and .GiudG-
ed that said question he Submitted
TO the voters of said precincts nj
the regular election November 3. 1908
and the officers of the regular election
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09


their lack Of knowledge and then, if
they still wished 10 near something
more about what you were saying they
could nave added, But il is subject
that mas always mad a special fascina-
ton for me-" or greatly interests
pe,' and then frankly settle them
selves TO listen throwing out re-
mark or asking a question here and
there.
good listener is bound TO gather
togelher certain amount of .knowI-
edge, or at least pick up good deal
of useful Information, whether he will
or not.
And as ii is said that one good
listener is in more demand tran two
takers. persons whose know dse, is
strictly limited should lay themselves
out TO become the former. They will
never find-rnemselves in the way. for
the good conversationallst-a be it
said, The empty-neaded bore, tools
Always on the lookout for the good
listener be ne ignorant or otherwise.
And thus every one is pleased.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
CAsTo1IA.
ID. ,Ihs knd You Hare klways Bought
Signature at &MNIM
How Indians Run for Office.

SAME Fe, n. M. Sept. 30-A lit
eral illustration of running for office
and one which might add interest if
by the palefaces in their poll
Lical campaigns, will be a feature of
the celebration Of the feast Of San
Geronimo at Taos to-day. In accor-
dance with custom, a relay race will
decide the governor of the pueblo for
the ensuing year.
For days hordes of Utes, NavaJos,
Apacnes and Meucans have beei
gathering at the quaint pueblo of Toas
for this great redskin event. The GUS
t. mary quiet that broods over Taos
ALLEY has been broken by the in
aiding bands of Indians from all part
Of the southwest. and to-day the fes-
tival of their patron saint reaches
its enthusiastic elimination. The
feast is celebrated on ire last da. of
September OF every year.
The San Geronimo. or ST. Jer1'.'e
{, .ebra1ion begins with weird reel
Ia, ion or incarnation, by block
robed Indian priest. which is heard
with superstitious ave by the assem-
bled multitudes-
In the plaza is pine tree pole,
fifty feet in height. and from a cross
piece near the top bangles live sheep
a garland VI such fruit and vegetables
as the valley produces, together with
a basket of bread and grain. hangs
from the pole.
The bell in the little adope chapel
sounds and few of the Indians go
IN 10 mass After the devotional ex-
ercises are conc uded proces sl,u is
formed aud marches 20 the race rack,
wnicn is quarter Of mile in
lengn. The runners, vi WON tleic
are fifty, are naked except for a
breecn cloth and are painted no Two
alike.
Fifty other runners 20 contest with
tpase arrive from the pueblo across the
dividing stream. Two runners from
cacn side dart down the track. No
sooner do trey reaen Ire goal tnan
Two others start off, and thus for
two nours the races continue in relays
Of ,wos. The victorious SIDE Is given
lre privilege of e'ecting the governor
for BON pueblos for ire ensuing year.
In TIE afternoon dance by hide
ously painted clowns and mir;nmakers
are followed by attempts 10 climb the
pole, which is at last accomp isned,
aud amid the yells Of the onlookers
the sheep, fruit and grain are thrown
% Inc ground and carried off, and 81.
Jerome is supposed 20 rejoice in the
happy conclusion of ire festival in
rfiss honor
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09

grizzlies. and every mans rifle Is turn
ed against them No fence Is strong
enough 10 stop these borses. and wnen
Trey appear in force they nave even
been known 10 knock down and kill
cows and calves.
After eacn visitation from herd tn
rancnman is likely 10 mourn The loss
of mis- domestic rorse. and II re-
quires only a few days association
with their new companions for the
best broken animals to become as vii
as their nomadic comrades.
Tire Legislature OF Nevada passed a
law many years ago specifically al
lowing hunters to 81 oo' wild norses
and 10 sell their hides for what they
could get in the open. market. Tine
,aw opened the way OF a new and
unusual industry and many men
found Ire killing of wild horse very
-ofitable. Resides the work was ex-
citing and gave the business the adj
ded Zest OF sport
As time went on and the business
Of killing ines outlaws" on the range
assumed greater proportions, the stock
men found that the professional hun
ters were in many cases abusing their
rights and were killing branded and
shod horses.
This put an end to the business, for
on complaint OF the stockmen the
Nevada Legislature promptly repealed
me law, IT is estimated That $4,000
animals were killed during the time
mat the law was IN force.
Ire wild horse question has again
become a very serious one and any
one VINO can devise plan for effect
ually disposing of them will nave
done a great service TO the stockmen
of the Western S,ates.-Excrange.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09

are directed TO open poll at each and
all Of the voting places In said pre-
cincts in OHIO county, Kentucky, for
the purpose Of asceitaining the will
Of the legal vo,es in eacn OF the said
precincts upon the question, whether
or not tney snail permit cattle ol
any description. 10 run at large IL
their respective voting precincts
Notice of the submission of this ques-
,ion shall be published az least p
days before the said election. in al
leafs four issues OF tine Hartford Re-
publican, newspaper of general cor
culation in said county. The Coun-
iy Clerk is ordered TO have printed OF
the ballots of eacn of said precincts
the question; For or against the run
ming at large of cattle in Prentis. and
East Beaver Dam voting precinc'
Ohio county, Kentucky. naming tn'
precincts on eacn ballot.
"A Copy-Attest:
Ia
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
M Memory.

OF Carl G. Parks. who departed
,nis life Sept. 18TH, 1908.
Just in the bloom of youtn, ne was
kicked by young con, on dne 18Th,
of September and fingered III paia
unknown until the death angle came
and took from our midst one of our
most promising young men.
He was sixteen years of age, hign
minded. noble character, and loved by
all VINO knew MIN. II is very lonely
when we pass MS nome on our way
to school. We miss mis- cherry voice
calling us to wait or good morning
We consider the death angel ias Ia
ken one of our best pupils and school
mates. always ready TO snare mis- part
of each and all sports and study's.
He was born and reared in OHIO coun-
~ Kentucky. His remains We're laid
TO rest in the "Old Brick House bury
ing ground 10 await the resurrection
morn, in the presence OF large
crowd of sorrowing friends.
But remember the beautiful angles
are watching over his sleeping body
and will continue until he comes forth
with all his beauty 10 claim the crown
that is awaiting him in Glory.
IL was indeed sad to see his
father, mother, sister and baby BROTH
er. 10 which lie was SO devoted return
nome alone. But dear parents lift UP
your heads Of sorrow. Carl is AT rest
although We will never see rim any
more Oh eartn. but nope 10 meet MIN
around lie throne of peace" Where
parents and children snail live togetn-
er forevernlore.
A number of his scnool-ma,es Were
with MIN until the last, when the
golden gates were opened, and a
gentle voice said come. With farewe
words unspoken ne camly entered
nome. He mas gone 10 world above
where saints and angles meet 10
real our Savior love ard WORSHIP
at mis- feet.
Carl. sleeping, camly resting in his
silent, dreamless bed. no more care
or fears mo1esting in those regions
# me dead. Drop the warm tears
for Jesus wept. Sorrows shall FIND
relief in tears but let no secret griei
be kept TO waste the son through name
less years. They rest in hope, tneil
hallowed dust is watched and from
the grave snail rise. Earth shall re-
store Him sacred trust--made all i'm
mortal for the skies.
The entire school extend their deep
est sympathy TO the neart-broken par
ents and can only say weep not.
MARTHA SANDERFUR.
MARY B. WILLIAMS,
AGNES WILLIAMS,
ANIE NJ. LEACH,
Committee and Scnool Mates.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
HoW's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. ]. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F
j. Cheney for the last 10 years. ant
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions, and financially
able to carry ont any obligation:
made by mis- firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price. 7jc pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti,
patton. M
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Help for Kentucky Farmers.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 30.-Tne state
agricultural office is receiving satisfat'
tory reports from ire Stare Immigra-
ton Agent z. ]. Green, VINO is now
in the East directing suitable immi-
grants towards Kentucky, 10 fill the
needs of KeuIucky farmers and others
VINO want first class servants. Mr.
Green is now at Baltimore, where he
las been for some time, directing tine
work from one of Ire immigration
stations. He is working in nearly CO.
operation with the Government lmmi,
CATION Agent and is obtaining 9
nign c'ass of immigrants for tnost
VINO desire tnem.
Agent Green mas made reports e
the depar- ment acre of four Kentucky
families in the western part of me
state, wnicn lie has recently supplied
with servants of the desirable kind
All of them are German except one
VINO is. "a Russian. TIE men nav
tltflI NlNto VIII ti-tiAtf N-'O N'ea-N -
do nousework. Several of them nev'
small children. Frederick Scnneide
and wife We're dispatched 10 Mr.. A
Lsny near Glasgow, Mr.. Lazy is %
German descent himself and asked TO
German Servants forwarding their tram
portation on 10 Agent Green. Angus
Janowicz and wife went TO T. P
Newberry, of Hiesville, Barren couns!
near Glasgow. They too, do genera
nousework. Fred Dyroff and wifi
went 10 ID. F. Bryant, at Danville
Boyle county, while Seibert DeWal
and wife Went 10 j. ID. Leeci, presi
dent of the Farmers National Banl
at Princeton. Dyroff ard wife Wei
married just before they left me "ol'
country" are young and anxious L
work
Agent Green reports that all ma
the people of Kentucky VINO wis
good servants have to DO is 10 sen,
the necessary transportation for tnem
The record SHOWS, says Mr.. Green
that there We're not eleven looses o
transportation, wnicn rad been ad
| vonoad in 1 oa0 cases
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
For Sore Feet.

II have found Bucklen's Arnica
Salye 10 be the proper thing TO use
for sore sect, as well as for healing
burns, sores, cuts, and all manner oi
abrasions,' writes Mr.. w. Stone, OF
East Poland, mime. 1t is the proper
thing too for piles. Try it, Sod
under guarantee at all druggists 81. N
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
DISTRESS IN Free-Trade England.

Free-Trade England does nor lack
periods of depression and armies of
unemployed. A London dispatch in
tne New York Journal of Com
mercee" says that the situation in
the British capital was strikngly IL
Illustrated yesterday, "wnen 5000 men
surrounded and attempted 10 make
their way into a hospital wnicn mad
advertised for porter at a wage
of $3.50 a week and meals" A big
detail of police had 10 be summoned
TO keep order and 10 prevent Inc crowd
from siorming the building.-Troy
Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Wild Horses Coax Others From
Home

II is estimated by government forest
rangers tnat there ale from 2e,0O
TO $4,000 wild norse Overrunning the
public ranges in the mountains of Ne
vada and other far Western States
Within tne 'ast few years they have
increased 10 sucn an extent that IN
many localities ihey are CHASED as
"varmints" with wolves wildcats and
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Summary OF PLATFORM ON Which
REPUBLICANS ASK ENDORSEMENT.

The American farmers welfare is as important
in the past twelve years mas auea
farmer in agriculture bringing conenences of rural
delivery now reaches millions Oh our oe anu
extension until every community In the ana ~ ~ ~
benefits O the postal service .a
We recognized advantages of good country
largely public expense ana Tess anu
expense of the AUDITING ow In this work we enu
the gsowlpg practice of state aid
Nothing so clearly demonstrates which COM
merc agricultural founded and the neces
Republican policies as the eh. sale passage Oh INC :, 49,
through which appearing the midst OF Demo
of might equaed the familiar Demo
cratic panics past and hail with con-
ndence restoration of businesses pros
perity IN all lines of trade commerce and manufacture. -
Republican the Sherman antitrust law over Demo
opposition after derelcon But ex
effectiveness strengthened and It's real
objects better amendments the federal
greater SUPERVISION and control over and
% in the management Class of corporations
having and opportunity effect monopoe
special Immediately following the Inauguration
president
In all principle protection is best main
tanned by imposition duties the difference be-
home abroad together with reason
o industries
establishment minimum rates the max
determinations counties against
goods represent the
Another Republican policy which
hOmust maintained that
generous provision fought battles and
for the widow INT those fallen.
" OF the SdS with We p ,h ,c of the writ Of
should be accurately defined by statute and that no
restraining should be issued without no
tce except delay which
case a speedy hearing thereafter should be granted.
pledges its
and the beerment conditions railroad
employers
The Republican party special
generally for well-beng the wel-being OF
of the great mineral industries of country earn
establishment of OF mining
Of against determinations
should
railroads publish traffic
approval maintaining
competition competing lines and
control
legislation and supervision will the
o bonds by ate
Republican docterne American
legislation
o country
demonstrated the Republican leader
ship legislative department forward march to
better Notwithstanding ndfensb nlbustering
Democratic minority in the house during last
wholesome and progressive
We a postal
people and the Of
The Republican committed development
currency responding
years
friend of American
! the enforcement
in letter spirit the thirteenth
to constitution which diged
condemn aim
his dsncbiement for of
and supreme law of land
We attention American
the advocated
acted and of the here
administration party responsibility
divided continuance policies
party believes in them and
!. which the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Forest Experiment Station.

TIE United States Forest Service
mas just perfected plans by which
forest experiment stations will soon
be established in a number Of the
national forest states of the west.
WHAT the agricultural experiment
stations nave done for the improve
ment of the farms of the country, 1t
Is expected Jnese forest stations
will do for the deve lopment OF
American forests. AS a first step in
this work, an experiment station mas
already established on tne\ Coconine
national forest in the southwest, with
headquarters an Flagstaff, Arizona.
Stations in otAer national forests will
be established later, and il is the in
teniion ultimately TO have at least
one experiment station in each of
TIE sylvicultural regions of the West.
One of the most important parts
of the work oft he news experiment
stations will be the maintenance Of
model forests, typical of the region.
These areas will furnish the most
valuable and instructive object les
sons for the public in general. for
and owners of forest land, and es-
pecially TO the technical and ad-
ministntive officers of the national
forests.-Farmers Home Journal.
----
Pretending to Know.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09

W. S. TINSLEY.
ga Clerk OHIO County Court.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
In Right Direction.

Sou:h Bend. Ind- Sept 30.-The
most novel educational class in the
United States mas been organized in
SOUil Bend-a class TO which is
Taught the value OF pure air, whole
sale food and rest, TIE class was
organized by the Anti-Tuberculosis
League.
TIE main object in establishing the
classes is to keep track of all suf-
ferers of the disease, especially those
persons VINO are not financially able
10 employ proper medical assistance.
Mrs. Harry ID. Jonnson Is the or
ganizer OF the league and President
Colonel Chas. Arthur Carlisle and C.
B. Stevenson are Vice President, Miss
Jean Pond is Secretary and John B.
Campbell is Treasurer.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-19

that 1t win be anything comp1iment-
ary to Mr.. Goddins.
In response to =. telegram Of In
quiry from the depositors' commit
tee At Rocky Ford Warden Cleghorn
replies: "Godding is in stripes and
clipped the same as any other con-
vict."
In case Godding il pardoned Sheriff
Potter says that he Will Immediate
ly arrest him upon some Of the other
numerous informatidns which have
been filed. and II Godding does not
spend Christmas behind prison bars
In Canon City he win eat Christmas
turkey with the gang in the Otero
county bastile
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-19

to the cage. where he WAS searched
by the deputy warden. the same Is
any other prisoner He was then
photographed.
A shower bath seemed 70 invisorats
him and brighten his countenance.
UpoA leaving the shower room he
found . suit of prison clothes con-
sisting OF cotton flannel undershirt
and drawers and hand-me-down pair
Of trousers and coat. from which the
former number had been erased and
his prison number. 1903. freshly let
tered. Godding looked NJ the outfit
for few seconds and appeared to
be stunned. He surveyed the room
in search Of the suit he had taken
off. but 1t had been removed by The
guard. He reluctantly took up the
prison clothes and put them on.
Godding's hair was then closely
clipped and he vas given = clean
shave. Scarcely = word had been
spoken to him up to this time. Reach
ing the deputy varden's office, his
name. number and term Of sentence
Of eight to ten years were entered
upon the prison roll.
The officer asked him II he had
saved anything from the wreck and
he replied mot . dollar. Ny wife
and I turned over everything We pos
sessed to those who took charge Of
the bank still. have confidence
that the depositors vii be paid in
fu,l."
He was then taken to the photo
graph gallery and his picture was
taken, In his prison clothes. This
time \ placard showing his number
was put ON his breast After this
he was placed in . cell h No. l
cellhouse.
There have been all kinds Of news
paper rumors In circulation during
the past week that Goddtng was to
be the recipient Of = Christmas day
pardon at the hands Of ''hts good
friend" Governor Buchtel. There
were also rumors to the effect that
Godding was simply . guest oe War
den Cleghorn 1t the penitentiary,
and had neither been shaved. clipped
nor aFrayed in prison Earb. Both Of
these runoss have siAce been ex-
paicitly denied.
Gosernor BucAtel has not decided
70 pardon Godding. ether On Christ
mas o. any otAse day. In fAct he
has slfsaAy naAs N appoantment
with tie aeDoGitors' co0ntttes ana
vfn receive tAea in tAs capltol build.
Ing II Dsaver q Tnssday morning,
Decsmbee IA, to Aear vAatsver they
Aave - ~ u rs1RsAce 70 he
0oaaing easa. sA6 4 y nj ihsay
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-19

Nanny avenues of advancement are
eiesss 70 the sversss man. but ths
sei' ~in reward his sfserts and hsrsy
him On the resd 70 sfsIvsoea
Ths sssss Garner and saiarss1 man
o. woman sheUs6 bsein 70 seeUirs ss
issst . small trses Of celersde irvs-
sstsd land. because in that direction
iiss freedom FROM toll that otherwise
has no end In eight
just sast es Ia Junta lies . tract
Of land with IneempsrabIy rich iesmy
soil. sub-disidsd into small trsets
within ths reseh Of any working man
because they can be bought fer .
smaii payment down md on essy
terms. st low rates Of interest
The acreage to be sold in this
manner next to Ia Junta is small and
will within two yesrs,many will won
BE- bought BY persons living in dis
tsnt parts Of the country. and when
shs land has doubled In value, - Il
will within tsseyears. many will won
der Why they did not have the fore
sight 70 buy some Of IL
Colorado isriestsd land pays the
vsry htOhsst rs~sed for zeal sns
sessy. aN6 isrtOstsd Ssrdse tssets
near ettIss earn - much that eastern
people esfvso - hs,lsvs the reeeros.
A resident ss otsre county has just
sold . - sers tract 81 land u
peosit q roo per cent. The p0rehsser
Will ~ssiies svse 100 psr cent advance
Within twelve nsenths.
An eu,ttvato1 laNd vaSse ths otsro
eaasi svilt eo0Ate N vsivs wstAiN
tsssvs moN<Aa
Isn6 vN1se sAs 0se Creek cane,
~ss vss1 ss~ IN prses until thst cans,
sseses1 ehs T~sn lskss Rsssrvsis.
Within . ysas sstss beginning - a.