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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23

lleitet 8rasm1ber, eiiten neuen Sen.
rehen uno einell nellen Selnuenoer
81 faufen. ,Sn Oieiem, Sale mliB er
talt oas gan3e Sabr arbeiteu, Inn Die
Mta1htnen 5l b~e5oblen, urtO, man
loate meiren, baB er Die Wolhinell
ettpas bober iddste, ais es tboti6h
lid IN pielen Sdqen Ser Soil lit. @er
ietne Waihinen IN s(f)t nimmt uuo
es 10 moglif .ma6t, 0aB cine Ma-
ltine ooppelt 10 lange b~raId,bar
bleibt ais bel nad)l1iiigem Serfab.
rem, Der ipart Den Yrels einer Qfa.
Ihine. Inn bieie Sabres&it ioQte
ieoe Waihine uno jebes adcrgerGtb
IN einem S6uppen iteben. @o Der
Sarbenanltri6 idaobaft lit, before
man benielben aus. Cine @aqpne
Del mno etwaS Sarbe iiuo biaig, er.
iparen inns aber manhen Collar fiir
TeparotlIren. . Die g~iientbeile iplltc
man init eitem 8emii6 BON; Sbnot5
uno Salg beitreihen, menn man fem
unoeres oa5u pr1parirteS. Wittel bat.
9urf einen ioldJen NuItridr bleibep
oas Streifbrett ,urto ber Shor an
8fluge blanf nnb roIt-frei itne mer.
ben Die fleinen compli5irten Sbeile
on ben neridieoenen Moidinen &c,
gen 6roit uno Hoit geidliibt. 9ie
Maihinen iollte man idsn Dem ran,
beriihen Sruit gum SroB better per4
pabren, oem per ieine Mnihiunrt
i'm @inter Dem Milin allsIett, Der
,arbeitet benz Srrit geraoe in Die
tSanoe. - ,2an0mam."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
SinS Sic Mnidincn inter Sad?

Sas Sorit.S epartcmcnt nlad)t IN
cincm Circular oarauf mlfmerfinm.
boB iGbrlid piele Wiainuen Slli,
Spli perfanlen. Ger ourd) SdltlniB
on 3Grncn. @riidcn 9ohnidpcllen
uno DISQUALIFICATION onJcrihtetc
Sdaoen lit 5nar iebr NroB, nber Dir
9cit1bipung Der Moi6incn lit mobl
nod piel GROCER. Man oeufe mr.
einnlol on Ole Milipncn bon @oihi.
ncn, pelhe in Der Observation-Disclosures
Serpenorng iinben nnb behcriiNc cS.
bnB Elm gut Sbeil bieier Woi1ineil
Scn @intcr iibcr i'm Srcicn itcben
bleibcu, mn 81 p%erroiten rulo 81 per.
iolllcn. Die @obnidpelcu @riidcn.
3Gmne II. /. ~. fam man nid,t inter
Tah unb ms Erodcne bringen,
wohl ober Die Woibinen.
Die Woihinen freiien icoeS Sahr
einen Sbeil Ger Grnte oiif; manhen
Sarmer foltet es ialt Die gauge Crit
te, nm cineu neilen Binder, cinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Idtnng, ;sarmcr!

@s biirfte fir uniere Sarnter bon
Sntereiie iein SIT %erfabren, Dab Safer
Den Seltimmungen Oes reincn Dab.
rungsmittel @eieBes unterlporfeu lit.
giner Weloung ai,s @~aibington 81
Solge, lanbte cine 8etreioeipeiher.
Sirma in ct. 2ollis, Mo., 5000 9uf
libel meiBen Safer 90. 3 nah sltlans
to, 60. gtaf elmer llnteriufung
entbiclt oerielbe nabesu 20 Hro5ent
8erite unb 10 Yro3ent anberen So
men uno Sprelt. Die qan3c Sen.
Dung murbe ais cine SGlidung NIT
geidlag belegt. Die ct. 2pltiS
Sirma muBte ben Safer 5uriidneb-
men, nell be5eifnert, ltnb 3lpor oils
Wiidlng bon Safer, 8erite luo an-
oeren ~Snmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Die bicsjGbrigc Maiserntc.

Tos Observation-Disclosures if,Gst lit
einem porldufigen geridt Die @e-
lannmternte at Wtais fir 1909 anf
2,767,316.00 600 gulbels ab. gegerl
2,66S, 651 900 oils SbluBabiddsuns
i'm 9orjabr. Die Sualit1t betraat
S4.2 Sro5ent gegen S6.9 i'm 8or.
iabre.
Cine pprldrfige Sddtung oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ader lall-
tet oltf 25.4 9ribel, gegen Die enbs
giiltise Shasrne bon 1852 8nibel
per Ider lestes Sabr. Der grtrag
unb Die GualitGt miro in ben per-
id)ieoenen Staaten pie folgt ge-
id)dst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Gin antes @eiuiiIcn.

Gin 9emobner elmer fleinen cngli.
iben Staot bate beim ginfailf BON
Sarine5uder cine Wenae Sano nit.
befommeu uno lieB INN folaenoes
Snierat in elm oifentlideS 9lott Elm.
riiden: Sd fauite BON einem Gan.
bier bieiieen SrtS cine GlantitGt
3ufer, in weltem iih ailsgemogcu
seraoe Elm Yfunb Sanb beiano.
@enn Die SanOlung. ipelfe ibre
aunoen in 10 i~fanoaloicr @eiie sl
iiberportbeilen geipobnt lit, mir 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Cine id)6nc MntWurt

ertbeilte eimnul Scr &llmpriit Sapbir
an sruei Aforementioned, Die irngten:
@ir i~treiten ms, oh es bcibt: Sd
babe Sbnen 9emlunten, ober: sd,
babe Sbnen gepinft. Seine Intport
lautete:
@eil gar 81 idon i'm @lns Der
Wein gebllrntcn, :
Sat ii6 Der Sans oidppa oetriuft;
9rali lit or I'M 3id5od er nad)
Sars gebullten
ltnb ieiner @attiu IN bcn Irul
seiinft.
Die aber bat ganj sornig abgcs
punfcn
lluo hinter ibm Die Sbiire 81 &c.
flunfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Sdncibcr Der 8egenwart.

&inoe: Seb'n Sic. Serr 3pirn.
bieien Nod modte mir Sbr Natbar
Bod, nidt pabr, Der lit total Der.
pfuiht?
3mirn: Sos fam id) gerooe nift
iinoen, er list Smar nibt gon5 ilott.
aber in ole 3iidenpartieu iino eiuigc
lebr ihone Wotipe bineingearbeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Sclcioigcno.

Snfel: Tein Serlobtcr bat cine
riftige Shiaernaie. iinoe id).
Nidtc: 60? Wcinit Glt, Snfel?
Mir i6eint. Ole 9einige ihiaert nod,
piel perbdhtiger!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Spab nluB and icin.

3uei sefrOnte innge Serrider.
Shob gldmeo Miraa bon Ieriien:
Sd bin crit II Sabre oft unb berrs
die bereits iiber IL Wiaionen Wen-
i6en!
Der aaiier bon China: 8as mill
bas iagen? SD bin nod nift A
Sabre aft unb beberri6e 400 Wiaio.
men GbineIen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Cine sefG6rlide Siebfranfbcit.

Die Siebrander i'm ferllen @eiten.
namentlib Die E1dlter aiif Sorit.He.
ierpationen in Colorado, M%ontdno
uno g., baben oieien .Spminer piet
'Sieb an ether eigentbirtlihen 8ronf!
belt perloren, dis oeren ltridGe Der
8enllB BON sriinem Gihenlmtb err
fnnnt por6en lit. Sene 9anoeafbei!e
nareh 0ieie Saiion auBergemobnlid)
troden, ltno barium ser 8~rnsiplldjS
gerihg, in Solge nagte bas @ieb picl
an ben 9Iattert Der git6bol5er, iStt
meiitens aus iutteem GifJenmitbs &c!
iteben. aber mir pptl 6eit Shieren bel
m~angelbafter @rasipeibe sat9eriibrt
peroen. Die eide entbqit befatmt:
lid piel @erbianre, belenbers Die
iunsen SbIdge, Sproiien pnb Saub,
melhes 10, perber6lif fir ben Wagen
Der Sbiere NOR, bob lie ielbit anoeree
Slltter nidt mieoerfGilten, bolb aus
JShpGde irgenomo binfielen upb
p~erenoeten. Sie Spmptctne Der
ardnfheit iino Starrbeit Der gtltgsn.
fieberiider 3uitdpo, @loien ultb gnt-
siinollng Ser Riiitern lrb 9ipper:
Die Sbiere h0ret ailf 81 f~relielt unb
itehen itunbenlGng nie ;>.umpflimriQ
betGllbt an elmer Stelle. geionoers
lit baS iSea rallb iiiio Die Saare
iteben grade, ollie In5cihen iinb dbfl
lid mie bel ,9oco" .@ergiftltrtG. 9a5
ein5ige bis Jest befannte Mittel lit
9einol in itarfen 8oben pom Elm bis
5mei Quart, pelhes Die @irfung Der
@erbiGure alriifbdlt; Dos Mittel
bilft, ipenn Die 9ranfbeit nod nid)t
81 meit porgeihritten lit, Die Shierc
miiiien ober nuh elmer onoeren @ei,
beitelc gebrad)t uno nit giltem ri.
ifem @riinfllttcr genGbrt lperoen, %
LANCE bis nod inb tad) Die Spuren
Ser aranfbeit perihnpunbeu iinb.
(Mils einem Bulletin bes 9unoes.
Soritburemls.)
-*-f-+-
- @er I'M bieie 3eit ieire Wfild)s
tilbe nit elner gilten Nation Sllrbta
nnb Woisiutter reeulieren fam. Dem
pcroen lie es banfbar i'm Mtildeimer
lobren.
Die nGdite SabrcS.G oupention
Scr nIinneiota State Sairpmen'S
N%iiociotion" miro unr nGd]lten 1S.
10. unb 20. Sanuar in Suth II.
4 0 II ~ab9ebolten weroep. Gas StGot.
den unb Die 8eaeno aeltcu ais elmer
ser midtigitcn Iunfte fiir WoIferei
I'M Ncromelten mo es miro beboilp.
tct, Dob sic GreamcrieS boiclbit in
oen lesten 10 Sabreu mebr Butter
prcile nls irgenbmp in Den S%ereinig-
ten Stuaten erboltcn babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23

lDlru ple HuuIle gtlIilIlter oleleS yluI=
ties lire Sirma peroffeutlihen.
Im foIgenoen Gage erbielt er Die
gcmiinid)ten Efunb 3ufer bon neltl
peridiebcnen Sanohtngen 5l,geianot.
- y y
0iberiprndl.
Hifter: Warilm itablen sic
oenn eiaentlid Den 9ratcn?
Ingeflagter: 8eil id, oas Suit
germ iatt bate!
Sdridtcrne Iabnnng.
Die feline Bertha Gum Snfel, Der
bon Der Heiie Suriidgefebrt lit: On.
fel6en, bait Oh fir Shlpeiter 2uiic
audi nihts m%itgebraft2
- - -
Sd0n seiagt.
Seben Sic, oas lit Die idone
Srailt bes SnberiiirIten aus Ben.
galen. ~
Ilio cine bengalii6e Slamme.
= y y
Mns Der SdJulc.
2ebrer Tin Ser Mitronomie): sSrte.
reliant iino Die telten Gntoedungen
nit Silfe Der optiid)eu Snitrlimente.
60 3. 9. Die Gntoedltng bon Wars.
fan1Ien. Gum unad)tiamen Shiiler
gepenbet): @opon baben mir ioeben
geiprofen?
S6iiler: Son Der Gntoedrng Der
Warsfumele!
3eritreut.
Gidter: Sino Sic idutlbig poer
nniduloig!
In~gcflagter: llnihulois!
Hihter: Na, mas molen Sic
benm oann nod bier? Wahen Sic.
oaB Sic bon bier fortfommcn! 8e.
riftsoiener, fiibren Sic einen rein,
Der iduloig lit!
= - -
Na aliu!
Wein Serr, Sic iino mir init
Sbrem Hao iiber ben Sub gefabren.
. nein, ba irren Sic iid).
@as, ih IRE mi62 gta, oas lit
bod itarf! Sd neroe bod miiienJ
mas mein Sub lit.
! 9epiB, aber sic piiien nitt, Oh
es mein Hao lit.
Speioentis.
@irtb: @as piiniden Sic?
SEER: Sd tpoIlte nltr nal fraeen,
oh ib ettpas Sunoefiltter befommen
f0nnte?
@irtb: Sbut mir leio, Sic Iino
fem Stammgait; menn Sic Stamm-
gait ndren, befamen Sic INNER
Sunoefutter! 3D.
Tm 8cbnrtstas Der @nGOisen.
&ohin: Wtir bat Tie einen Sbaler
gegeben. ~ tanls'1
StubenmGohen: Mir 5pei. 8ie
bolt Oh benn geiagt2
@naoise 5rau, ST. Sbrem breibia.
Ih, On oumme 2ieie! Siinfun6.
6fpan5igiten bdtteit 9n iagen miiIienl
8anneransreoe.
Hidter Gum 2anoitreiher): Sic
iino bod gelernter Waurer; ipuriim
baben Sic ntft bel irseno eillem Ban
Irbeit geiuft?
gnti6uloisen, Serr &idter, oas
babe id periu6t; aber no ih bittge.
fommen bin, mar ilberoQ cine Safel
nit Der Iufi6rift: HihtbeidGftigs
ten lit Der gintritt Itreng perboten.
Cine Srage.
Serr Silrftiam (on Der Yoli5ei.
itation): aann ib ben @inbreher
ieben, Der neulih nahts mein Sous
beiuft bat unb perhaftet worben iit2
Snipeftor 6auoerno): So, i'd
meib niht. @aS poQ'n Sic oenn
bon ibm2
Serr Surdtiom: ., oas lit fem
@ebeimniB. Sd mOhte MIR miiien,
mie ct ems Salls gefommen lit, obnc
meme Srail mtf5uhpeden.
~ y =
S6neiber Der 8eseniuart.
&lrnbe: Seb'r Sic. Serr 3mirn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Grpbates NittcI.

s(eltere Game: aber, Serr Oof.
tor, nun bab' id ibon menisitens
fiinf @tinl,ten meme 3unee beralis-
geItreft llno Sic baben iie nod nid)t
einmal angeieben!
@an5 unnotbig - i6 moate MIR
in Gllbe oas He5ept i6reiben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23

lben!
Der aaiier bon China: 8as mill
bas iagen? SD bin nod niht A
Sabre aft uno be6erribe 400 Wiaio.
men Gbineien!
Ginit nnb jett.
(Oie neiien Steuern.) Hid)ter:
Sic baben I'M @aitbals gum Roar.
ten 6 ,3iinbbol5er e~ntrpenoet!
angeflagter: Dos bari ma ia,
bats &eidse'ri6t g'iagt!
Hifter: Dos ipor Dor Der Climb
bolsIteuer, iest tptro's oils idperer
SiebItabl beitraft!
Griparnih.
Srort Weier: Ssa, mas lit oenn
bas, Srall Suber, bel Der Sis' bam
Sic fortnGbreno Seuer i'm Sfen!2
Srat Siiber: Sreilid = ba er.
ipar' i'd bod Die 3~iinbbolser!
y y -
Nadj ben Sasen BON Barcelona.
Spanier (in Miindelt): @as ie6'
id, bier mar ai,h Hepolution!9
Wiintener: Ib no - oa pirb
MIR O. StraB'n pflaitert!
- - -
&latidsnngen.
2ieB bod Der $errgott
Sier alif grben
gu 9ornen nnb 9iiteln
IP 8latitsungen meroen,
9a fr1b iie Der @iel,
IS bGtt' feline Hotb,
llnb es peinte ii6
Wan6' luse nift ROTH.
%&&
@lpHen.
y Sn bieien b0ien 3esentasen
mar natiirli6 aud Der politiide So.
ri5ont peroiiltert. q Die Wonar.
denreiien limo feline Grbolungsrei.
len, penigitens ni6t fir Die Steuer'
5abler. 81 Der Gar gebt germ ms
4uslano, neil er bort nod INNER
iiberer lit, als 81 Salie.
- -
2iebesbrief in @crien.
9ieber Sfas
a.Gss 9Ieib mir
.e asr 3
- A un0 a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Bonn 3esen in bic Sranfe.

o.: Sic baben ii6 alio perbeira.
tibet, neil Sic einen 8ioerpiIlen Dor
Dem &eitaurant.g iien battenL uno
lest2
g.: SD babe in Der Che gelernt,
bieien @ioernillen s,l iiberrpinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
. A un6 a.
y y y
Observation-Disclosures.

sSerirberuDmte 9btrrr9 Erotel1or
I9ier rnrlBte ben gr.Sultan Iboul
.Samio peeen ieines Sonorars fla.
gen. @ie iolte audi aboul Samio
'piIien, mas err Dem Irat ibnloet,
penn er nift einmal eepilBt bat,
ipas er ieinem 8olf ifuloig Jet?
Sonriitcnabitnrs.8lo
Sernagelt gut ituo felt iino ibre
Shube,
go forbert's Ser So,irtitenbroub;
llno trosoem gleiten iie our erpisen
Hltbe,
Oenn, adj, Die aopfe iino es auf!
- - -
Sisprt.
8dufer: 9as Geitpfero, 6as ih
bon Sbnen sefauft babe, lit ni1t gu
braufen. Sebesmal, tpentt elm glu.
tomobil fommt, ldrft es al,f ben
SuBpeg.
gerfGufer: @olen sic fir Sbre
ll,mpigen breibunbert Marf benn elm
Bfero, oas on einem Selegrapben.
pfabl in Die Sobe flettert2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Cur gernbisuna.

0arf id III oiciem 3immer ran.
hen?
Cans u%ngeniert, Der Sfen tbut'S
audi!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Ginit nnb jett.
Griparnih.

Sroll Nteier: Sa, mas lit oenn
bas, Srau Suber, bel Der Sis' bam
Sic fortipdbreno Seuer I'M Sfen!?
Sraii Suber: Sreilid = ba er.
ipar' ih bod Die 3iinoboI5er!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23

fort iieben 8funb reinen 3lider at.
ienbet, mill ih ihmeigen: o%nbcrnfaas
miro Die n1hite Drummer oieies 9lat-
ties lire Sirnta peroffentlihen.
Im folgenoen Gage erbielt er Die
gemlnid)ten Eilunb 3ufer bon nelil
perihieocnen Sanolilngen 5,,geianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
SA6n aeiaat.

Yrin3ipal: aber, Meier, bie 3iise
ibrer Sober gleiden ia Dem pbanta.
i%iepolen Spa5iergang zines perriidi
semorbenen W~aifdfers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-27
n0PEMELL..

Jam. 25J-Mrs. w. s. James died
THE 18th and ON the goth inst, Rfter
funeral services, we laid her, to rest
in the family graveyard at hcme.
Mrs James was born Sept. 8, 1929.
She pnofessed religioml In 1862, Joined
the Baptist church Rt Pond Rum hnd
lived a consistent member until deatih
Size was mraried to W. s. JamesAug.
Z, 1876. SHE leaves one sister, one
brother and a host of relatives and
friends to mourn Ger loss But cur
loss ds her gain.
Our prdtracted meeting begnn THE
18Th Brother Bennett preaohedI that
night. Brother Gorden and wife came
Thursday the 18TH, and has been
preaching for us since. Good interest.
Mrs. louisa Rock md Mr.. and Mrs.
Cline Bergman are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. w. ID. Shulll
DR.. Park and Mr.. - Curtis, cf
Rockport, wene On this vicinity few
days ago prospecting with the view
of establishing a free delivery mail
route.
Miss May Engler, whb has been in
Illinods for some time, returned hcme
the goth inst.
Mr.. ice Wilson, of Bai7etOiwn, was
in this neighborhhcd ON business last
week. 4-
Mrs, ]. A. Miller is sick at this
writing.
Mrs Lena Humphrey has a. very
sick child.
Miss Annie Coaemn. Of Idihnap3tis,
Ind, who spent a few days with
her brdtthr, Mr.. p. 8. Coleman. OF
tbs place, last week, left Sunday for
her sister, Mrs. CalMe Gordon, Of
Daviess county, where Ehe will spend
a few days
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-27
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being constitutional disease. re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address,
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-27
eonIroN..'

Jam. 24.-The protracted meeting
THAT has been in, progress here tol
the past two Weeks, cfosed t0-day
We had a fine meeting nnd goiod
success. Had fourteen pro6eessdonE and
twelve additions to the church. :"
Bro oldham preached' his farewell
sermon at thds place to-day. But we
are sure that HE wdll be our pastor
again this year.
Mrs. Ida Daniel Acton and son
Master Cecil, wfto tad been visddng
her sister. Mrs. Charlie Felix, In
WINFIELD, La, arrived here last Wed
nesday morning. 20
Mrs. - Baird and daughter, Kan
sas City, Mo-, are visiting DR.. and
Mrs. c. w. Felix and family.
Mr.. w. H. Lyons and wife, OF ttds
place, left last Wednesday for Cndw-
ley, La, To visit their daughter, Mrs.
George Thcmpscn, Mr.. nnd Mrs, Ly-
ons are in very bad henltih. We feel
ttht their health will be much Inn
proved when they reach Kentucky
...''...- Rif
again
Mrs Charles Landram, cf Owensbo-
TO, is Tire guest OF Eer parents, MIR.
and Mrs. F. M. F'arTis-
Mr.. Norton Young and family left
last Tuesday for Mangum, okla, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Willie Daniel, who ths pneu-
monda, is some better.
Mr.. Sam Payton, of Caneyville, is
TIE guest Of his mother, Mrs, Jane
Payton, OF this place.
Uncle Tom Felix went To Narrows
ON business hast Thursday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-27
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Jan. 25.-Farmers are doing mi.re
plnwdng tnhn usual at this time Of
year.
Ben L. Davis will soon hive his
new Mouse completed and It will be a
ndce place for an old ba'dheaprI to
take a new bride to; but we d1n't
krsJw wtaG Ben is gang 10 do abont
1t.
Leslie Barnes and children. wtno
have been very sick ct pneumonia.
are reported some better.
w. E. Berry, Of Owensbpro, visit
ed relatives In this secttom a few
dnys last week and left wdtsd the
promise to be back On few days as
lie, did ntt Stay hds visit out.
Ben Long, OF Jtngo is very poor
ly at this writing. DR.. Stewart, OF
Dundee, pronounced Ills mhlhdy due
to infirmitles incident 10 cid age
and blood poisoning.
There was a very pretty wedding
lat MarYinis Chapel last might in
whdchI Mr.. w. A Whoobry and Miss
Lizzie Wysong were made one. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F.
D. Baughn, OF Sunnydhle, The at
PENDANTS We're, George w. Cox md
Miss Elnore Smith. THE gnobm is a
very industrious young farmer and
the bride, daughter of James Wy
song, a prominent farmer and timber
man OF Sunnydale.. They have the
good wishes of all wEo know them
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OF Albert M. Acton, WHO WAS born
near Olaton. Ohio county, April 26.
1879. After receiving a common
scHcIol educhtion and teilching sever
al schools, he attended ths undver-
sity at Valparaiso, Ind, where he
graduated I'M pharmacy In 1901. At
terward he located in Chicago, where
he became prominent in business and
social circles. On january 22, 1908.
Mr.. Acton was married 10 Miss Lena
r. Miller, of near Malgan. Mtidm HE
leaves to mourn his DEATH, together
with his FATHER and Uree sisters and
a host of friends and relatives.
On December II, 1908, he was tlIk-
en- seriously I'LL OF pneumopia at bis
elme in Chicago, and nm y January
5, 1909, his spirit took its flight to
TIE God who gave it. All was dSne
thnt lowing hands and medical skill
could do but to- mo- avail. Gch said
"ccme," and we Had to- give Inn up.
He had ling been Bible stu
dent, but was net satisfied with Gfs
religious experience until during Ids
last illness, when all YVES made clehr
and he died leaving the blessed assur-
ance thht all was well.
Albert Acton is dead; o, cruel
word! Can II be true tIhlt never
again i'm tths life we s,hll see Ills
kindly flce pr feel THE fniendlyt grasp
II Iais tand? How our hleart aotes
and cur eyes become nountainl IL
tears as our mind reverts to- tire
bereaved cine e that houseslclda but
we can emily commend Tier into tie
Hands cIf Him who is too wise TO
err and toIa gei1d TO do wr,ng4 May
cur life be Us pure and spctless as
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Bryan.s Daughter Seeks Divorce.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 22.-Ruth Bryan
Leavitt, eldest daughter Of William
]. Bryan, to-day filed suit for divorce
from William Homer Leavitt. In an
effort to prevent publicity, the family
is making every effort to suppress
the matter and withdrew IT'D petit
tion from the court immediately af-
ter It was filed, THUS preventing TIRE
details Of the grounds upon which
the divorce is asked beng made pub
lie.
The petition was drnwm and filed
by Tstmns S. Allen Mr.. Bryam's
bnother-inIaw, who is acting rs Mrs.
Leavitt's nttorney in THE matter.
Anticipating the efforts of newspa-
pers to secure statement from her
as soon as the petition HAD been filed,
Mrs. Leavitt yesterday left Lincoln,
going to Omaah to visit friends.
There she is denying herself to ev-
cry one except for the fIlleIwing short
statement which size made:
81 have been AWAY fn-m Lincoln
and do net know wtskther or net the
suit has been filed"
Family friends say TIE petition defi-
nitely sets forth nl5nsuppOrt as the
cause pf divorce. Deserticn is also
said to be one ct tie gIi.nnds. The
custody Of the children Isl rsked for
by Mrs. Leavitt, but not,ing is. alid
about aqimcny.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-01-27

Kirby. Funeral was preached by Rev
Duncan at the Oak Grove church on
goth dnst., after which her remhtns
were inferred IN the Mt Vernon
church cemetery., The deceased Will
WIS ninety years, seven months and
one day old, rad been a faithful
member OF the NJ. K. church, South,
Tor over seventy-four years, having
Joined the church, when sixteen years
Of age.
The deceased leaves one son, Eu-
gene Kirby, of Narrows, and three
daughters, Mrs. Columbia Allen, Mar
nows, Mrs. d. NJ. Hooker, Cor'bin, and
Mrs. Geraldine Hines, of RdckpoUt-
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Attention, Old Soldiers.

Editors Herald:-Please allow us
thnough THE columns pf YOUR valuable
paper to convey best WISHES and fra
ternnl greetings ID Prcston Morton
Post to tsh old soldiers thhomghout
THE county end invite them TO at
tend our rally meeting wtSct will be
teld ait the court hcuse in Hartford nj
1880 p. m. ON Feb. 4, May 4, Aug. 4
Nov. 4. An old soldiers aI'e cordially
invited to he present at these meet
ings.
BY order OfPost.
A. w. MILLS, Com.
By r. A. ANDERSON, Adjt-
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Editors Henald: 1.-THE school at tAts
place taught by Mr.. CEarence Esklwn,
closed Friday, Jam 22nd, with an en-
tertainment at might A small en-
trance fec was Changed, wfddh' was
appropriated to purohhsa new books
for the library founded several years
ago by Miss Louannh Ford. The enr
tertalnment ccnsistad pf ohhrhies,
songs. reciti1tions, speccteO. tnblenux,
interspersed With gcrd music by. the
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Banner Load Of Tobacco.

The Owensboro Messenger says:
The banner lad of tobacco Of THE
year, IL not of every either year, wins
brought to tie city rn Friday by R.
H. Alvey and delivered To- TIRE I'm
perial To5ecco company. The Idad
C; ntained $685. pounds and brought
its owner $52z27. The tcbacco
WAS sold ait private sale. Mr. Alvey
resides four miles west eft THE city
and he is an expert tobacco grower
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local string band, together with the
music furnished by Mr.. SHown's fine
graphbphbne.
The district Is deeply indebted %
Mr.. Shown for the efficient manner
In which he conducted his sctbbi
and In getting up so nice an enter
tahnment. The scholars STARE with
him IN TIRE kbnhrs conferred by hletr
realistic performance, reflectdmg great
credit upon both teaoher and pupil.
Best Wishes attend Mr.. Shown and
his estimable wife In their, new field
OF labor. PATRON
january 25, 1909.