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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

Politeness is a valuable talent which
not everybody possesses. Identified
ton is also a happy trait. When
you greet a person, call him by
name every time. 1t flatters most
people to feel that they are recog-
niEed, and this simple greeting usu-
ally raises you in their estimation.
Try II.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

i angels paid as much attention to
style as do females in the flesh
they would no doubt have much tTOu-
BILE in keeping their robes properly
adjusted. Come to think of It.
though, all the angels that ever
appeared on this earth were
said to have been Of the male per-
suasion.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

Two events of unusual Significance
took place last week when the Lin
coin statue at Hodgenville was ded-
icated, followed Thursday by the ded-
ication Of Jefferson Davis Memorial
Park at Fairview. II is a little re-
markable that Kentucky should have
been the birthplace of two such H.
lnstrious men, and still more remark
able that they should have been ar
rayed against each other at an i'm
portant period Of our nations history,
later to be honored by erstwhile
friend and foe alike.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

New styles have made the feminine
waist line so indistinct nowadays that
some babies don't really know when
they are sitting in their mothers lap.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09
Sells LustrOus Black Pearl For $1,000

Decker, Ind, June SAN unusual
ly large bar of mussels has formed
near here in the Wabash river and
1t is estimated that $1,000 worth of
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

For the purpose of testing and fitting your eyes with prop
ery adjusted glasses at the Hotel Paror your home
by appointment.
Symptoms of failing sight and imperfect vision or mprop
ery fitted glasses follows Headaches Nervousness
Granuated Sore Eye Lids Seeing Objects Double Ewes
Smart Burn Run Water Eyes feel tired after reading All
these troubles can be remeded with properly fitted glasses
DR. Hertzman has had 81 years experience and comes we'll
Don't neglect your chdrens eyes, Strengthening crossed
eyes speciality.
Call on DR.. Hertzman at the New Commercial Hotel
Hartford, KY, and have him examine your eyes,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

AS a general proposition. large cor
porations which adopt a monopolis-
tic policy are a menace to the pros
perity Of the people, but some of their
methods Of business are worthy of
emulation by lesser concerns Centrali-
zation of efforts is one of their strong
points, and it brings them much
success. They are generally content
TO be patient amidst difficulties.
Leaving out questionable methodist
there be such--one cannot help adj
miring a combination OF genius that
does things.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

Almost everybody wants everybody
else to have a good time in this life,
but when it comes to an ex-President
Of the great UIited States going out
on an extended hunting expedition
not for the recreation of it but sole
~ for the purpose of killing inno-
cent, helpless and unneeded wild ami
mails, 1t seems a travesty upon our
name as a peaceful nation.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

{ Besides being a village of flowers,
Hartford is also a town Of trees and
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09

nEBER MATTHEWS. FRANK L. FELIX.
EDITORS.
FRANZ L. FELIN .........Pu blIsher a Prop
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-09
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For Circuit Judge,

For Circuit Judge,
T. F. BIRKHEAD,
OF Daviess County.
For CommUuwealth's Attorney.
BEN D. RINGO,
OF Daviess County.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
VERDICT AGAINST
The ASSOCIATION
Thomas Myles, Tobacco Ora
der, Receivers Amount
Sued For.

Mayfield, KY, March 26. The
case in which Tom Myles, of this
county, and who was one of the to-
bacco graders for the Planters Pro-
tective Association, sued the Associ-
alton for 1858 48, was tried in the
Circuit Court and a verdict rendered
giving MIN the amount asked for.
This suit has attracted much atten-
tion in this end of the State in tobac-
co circles. The suit was for balance
on salary said to be due him.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
Company D. Will Hold I'm
portant Meeting Mon
day Night.
SEVERAL AsPIRANrs.
Captain Arthur Chapman
Commanding Officer will
Hold the Election.

Adjutant General P. P. Johnston
has issued on order for an election
to be held at the Armony Of Co. D.
Third Infantry, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Monday March 20, 1909, for the
purpose Of filling the grades of 1st
and End Lieutenants in said COM
pany. Capt. Arthur G. Chapman,
3nd Infantry, is designated as the
officer to hold said election.
Battalion Adjutant Ben S, Winfree,
Sergeants Jewell Smith, Jared Rem
shaw and Riley Butler are being
mentioned as candidates for the po
sitious to be filled.
The company now has about 30
members, but Capt. Chapman ex-
poets to recruit it to the full COM
plement Of 81 men as fast as good
material can be found.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
HON. JOSEPH w. FOLK
GOV. OF MISSOURI
Will Make an Address Wed
nesday Night of Next Week
At the Tabernacle.

This is the seventh number on
this seasons superb course, and will
appeal to the thigh brow" class, as
well as general public. No man in
the public eye has been more in de-
mand than Gov. Folk, and no man
harder to get, and after several
years Of continual urging he has
consented to a limited number of
engagements. Recent editorials in
the press of the country have con
vinced him that the public demands
part Of the time Of every public
man with a message. Gov. Folk has
been doing things-decisive things
in Missouri, and has called the at
tention of the entire world to his
splendid career both in st. Louis al d
Jefferson City. Such a man is sure
to have asmessage, and an anxious
public awaits him in every state.
Gov. Folk is not entirely new to the
platform, is a tried success, and will
be a most welcome addition to the
already splendid list of men who are
doing great things in this Roosevelt
can era.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27

telling him to get rid of that man
Long.Y Frank Long and Garnett
Fields, choppers on the farm, the
latter a son-in-law of Long, each
found on his gate bundle of hick-
ory wines about four feet long with
a match tied to them and note or
dering them to leave in AZ hours or
suffer the consequences. Long and
Barnesiwere both in the city yester-
day and Long was emphatic in the
statement that he had no idea Of
leaving the place. as he had prepar-
ed 70 acres of ground for his crops
this year. All of the notes were
signed might Riders"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
ut Jhe
$ChurcheSs
Church of Christ.

Services will be held tomorrow as
follows:
Bible school at 9:30.a. m.
The Lords Supper and Preaching
at 1915 a. m.
Song service and preaching at 1880
p. m.
The pastor will preach. Mrs. Per-
kins will give solo in the morning
service and Mrs. Foster one in the
evening. Miss Long will render the
following organ pieces: In the
morning Prelude in B'fat" by
Barnby, and Communion" by Van
Dyke. At night "Melodie Russo"
by Rubenstein and "Andantino" by
Gaopin. The choir vii also give
spEeial pieces. All are heartily in
vited to these services.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
Arthur Wilson Convicted of
Criminal Assault On
Mrs. Watson.
LIFE TO PAY PENALTY.
Jury Brought In Verdict
Early Thursday
Morning.

The jury in the case Of Arthur
Wilson. the negro who outraged
Mrs. John T. Watson, Of this city,
near Pee Dee, on the night of Jan.
II, brought in verd ct early Thurs
day morning, imposing the death
penalty on Wilson. j. T. Stegar
was foreman and all of the Jurors
stated in open court that they con-
Cured in the verdict. A disposition
to applaud was quickly checked by
Deputy Sheriff John Boyd.
The case went to the jury at 3:15
We lnesday afternoon and the only
differences were in the penalty to be
inflicted. All & g,eel on the first
ballot that Wilson was guilty as
Charged, but a minority of the jur-
ors thought 20 years would be a suf-
ficient punishment. The majority,
however, insisted upon death as the
only adequate punishment for such
a crime and the verdict was arrived
at early Thursday morning. The
usual motion for a new trial will
probably be made and in the end an
appeal may be taken.
The case will in all probality be
passed upon before the summer va
cation of the Court of appeals.
Wilson is farm hand apparently
about 80 years Of age. He is very
dark, almost black, tall and slender
with slightly stopped shoulders. His
face is beardless and of an e'o lgated
type, with small head and retreat
forehead. His features are irregu-
lar and repulsive and his eyes are
70 ling with an uneasy look. He is
apparently not of the densely igno
rant class, as his language in giving
his testimony was almost free from
grammatical errors and he used
many words not usual with negroes
in the rural districts. His face
showed solid Indifference through.
out the trial and he heard the yer.
dict without any show of emotion.
Wilson's wife, a very black and
flashily dressed young woman, with
pronounced Ethiopian features sat
beside him during the trial, as did
his brother, who goes by the name
of John Wilford.
Wilson will be kept here It'll his ex-
ecution, as there is nowno excitement
over the crime he committed and the
feeling of satisfaction is general that
the law was permitted to take its
course and that Christian County is
to be spared the disgrace of mob
rule, even for the worst of all
crimes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27

If you should pass modern Steam
Laundry and see your linen being
subjected to a drenching of water
from ones mouth, spreading dis
eased germs, you would soon with
draw your patronage and you would
be right in doing so, yet this same
thing is going on right in Hopkins
vile, but we are glad to say not at
the Hopkinsville Steam Laundry.
Your linen and your household are
entitled to better treatment than
this; better treatment is what the
Hopkinsville Steam Laundry gives
its patrons, nothing but sanitary
methods goes at the Hopkinsville
Steam Laundry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
TRIGG COUNTY TOBACCO.
lyers Purchase 350,0O0
Pounds.
Buyers

Cadiz, KY, March 26.- .--Messrs.
Dortch, representing the tobacco
firm Of w. S. Matthews & Son, and
W. G. Head, representing Watson,
Downs & Co., of Liverpool, have
been here several days this week 60
ing over the samples of Trigg coun-
ty tobacco, and have bought about
100000 pounds at prices ranging
from So to SO per hundred. delivered
in hand-packed hogsheads, they
agreeing to pay one-third of the
prizing charges.
THE sale of this tobacco is, of
course, subject to the approval or
rejection on the part of the owners
of the tobacco, but it is understood
that mostof the farmers will let
their tobacco go in these sales. It is
all to go through the association,
and will be handled by our local
prizers and storage house people.
They will both return to Cadiz again
next week, when it is expected that
more samples will be here ready for
their inspection.
The first of the 1908 crop was bro.
ken, twelve hogsheads being sam
pied for the Imperial people, eleven
of which were accepted, one of them
failing to come up to the sample.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
NIGHT RIDERS.
Bonded Whiskey Warehouse
Burnt Near EIkton.

Exon, KY, March 24.-The bond
ed warehouse Of j. w. Welborn, a
distlller, north of this place, was de-
stroyed by FIRE at an early hour.
Welborn claims that when the fines
were discovered they had made such
headway that it was only by hard
fight that he and his hired hands
saved the dwelling house, which is
only twenty or thirty feet from the
warehouse. There were only two or
three barrels of whisky in the place,
and the total loss is estimated at
S400, with no insurance.
Welborn's wife, it is alleged,
found note signed IN. R." warn
ing him that he would be fixed" if
any more whisky was made or whis-
ky was made or sold at his place.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
New Series.

The books for subscription TO
stock in the 55th Series of the Hop
kinsville Building and Loan Associa-
tion will be opened at the office of
the treasurer, at the First National
Bank, on April 1st, 1909. A limited
number of shares will be sold.
THos. w. LONG, Treas
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
Anderson Case Reversed.

The court of appeals has granted
a new trial to T. S. Anderson, the
convicted Owensboro banker. on the
ground that the presiding judge re-
fused to vacate the bench and grant
a change of venue. Judge Barker
delivered the opinion.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
At Universalist Church.

Rev. ]. B. Fosher, of Mt. Vernon,
H., will preach at the Universalist
church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27

List your real estate for sale with
J. F. ELLIS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
at the usual hours. Sunday-school
at $50 a. m.
Methodist Church.

Rev. Geo. H. Means. pastor.
Mornidg subject-"An Average
Christian"
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
Miss Emma Noe will have charge
of the music, assisted by the choir.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
BALL OPENS
And Big Spring Contract
Let to Hester Bros.

A contract has been let to Hester
Bros. for extensive improvements
tsst the residence of Dr. 8. G. Ander-
son on Central avenue and Clay
street. A colonial porch is to be
built around the house on two sides,
many improvements are to be made
and granitoid walks are to be laid
inside the grounds and on the pave
ments outside. 1t is the first Of the
big spring contracts and is expected
to be followed by several others.
List your real estate for sale with
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
Baptist Church.

Rev. DR.. Sewers. of Cincinnati,
will fill the pulpit of the church as
supply Sunday morning and evening
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-03-27
coNTEMPTIBLE MEANS
Resorted to by Private Enc
mics of Frank Long and
Garnett Fields.

John C. Barnes. farmer living
two miles east Of Kelly, found note
yesterday morning in the keyhole Of
his shop door. near bis residence,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
ALANEpA REAL EsTATR
ALAMEDA REAL, ESTATE
CARLSON s WALKER.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Phone Alameda COS. 9a6 Central av.
ENcINAL STATION. ALAMEDA. CAL.

TWO BIG BARGAINS
$3 7JO-ff you can large house, here is the
biggest snap ever offered: fine 10 room
house in good condition; must be sold in
the next 8 days; extra well built house.
open bathroom plumbing; bedrooms: I'm
fshed wash and servant rooms in base-
ment; LOT 40x13s: in the best street in the
best section: bank VIII loan $500: $500
down takes it, balance OF 500 payable
$50 fnciudinz interestl monthly; conge-
nienf 20 trains and electric cars
s.. 75O-A bargain in a Z room house: in Mozart
st. interior new; toilets, bedrOams
and sewing room upstairs: rooms first
floor. basement etc, very comfortable
home: can arrange terms.
IF YOU WANT FITT.ER OF THESE BAR
GAINS. DON'T tDERLOOK THE FACT
THAT THEY MUST BE SOLD.
CARLSON & WALKER
ENCINAI. STATION. ALAMEDA. CAL
FOR sale-5r room shingled cottage one block
from sta. Inquire iii Willow ST, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
BERKELEY REAI. ESTATE
MARIN COUNTY REAI. ESTATE

MARIN COUNTY NEVER MORE BEAUTIFUL.
Rain has settled all the dust. Saturday after
nocn, Sunday and ali next week afternoons I viii
give my entire attention to those who desire %
select homeSites In my tract this year at tho
present prices. All improvements first class,
me neighborhOOd good neighbors. Special acA
eommodations at office. Tamalpals av.. 0pp.
Union depot San Rafsel, and on tract to convey
patrons back and forth. Tract situated Z min
utes walk nom station and has most beautiful
mountain and bay view in Marin county. Easy
terms IL desired One hard finished bungalow
Ior sale Remember, all Improvements free.
Lots from $3.50 up- ". l. COURTRIGHT.
owner. opp. Union depot
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS D. HAYMAN.

THOMAS +. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank building
Montgomery ana Post Telephone Kearny 17Os.
12. 600 cash-New business corner. under secured
lease s2,Ioo per annum; Haight and Ash
$500 eash--Rents 81, $50 per annum: lot sOx
1876: north side of street: fun price
$4,000; new fats; Fell and Baker;
this is the best income producer and
cheapest buy in the city; be quick.
$4,000 cash-Full price $500; >3 high class
new and room flats; on Cole St;
owner recently paid $1,000 more. circun
stances forcing him to take this loss;
snap.
S4, $50 cash-3 high class new and room
fats; Broadway and Hyde; lot 29x137:6:
full price $40. $50; reduced from So, 500;
don't miss this.
So, 600 cash. high class flats: Sd av.
and III St; reduced TO $1,000; bargain.
IL, 600 casI-Rent $2.700 per annum; of the
best built room hats in the city; price
reduced to $50. 500. much less than cost to
build: Haight and Baker; don't fail 10
81, 900 cash@S choice new room flats: north
side street; I'd av and Hugo; price re-
$4,000 cash--s new high class room flats: 80
feet 'front.' Broadway 'and Jones; rented
low at S1,620 per annum; full price
IL. 500 cashwHigh class corner Presidio
Heights, 6 new room fats; rent $3, 900
per annum; S7:6x100; balance $4,000
81, 600 cash--S new high class hats: Union and
Larkin; rent s1,26o per annum; full price
SO, 800 CASH good hats: Clay and Devisadero:
27:6x13T:6; price ST 600; lot worth s.. 900.
S14,000-Rent 81, 600 per annum; high class
new 4 room fats: 32x75; Broadway and
Hyde; $4,000 cash.
S., 900 cash Rents s1.e20 per annum; Market
and Valencia Z new room fats; price
$1,000.
s775O-Han cash: 2 new high class fats; lot
80 feet front; Lake St, close in
s12. .oOo-Clay St, best residence section; high
class new room residence: hardwood
floors; large lot; this house cost $17, 900;
If you want bargain and something
high class do not fail to see this before
it is sold
81. 800 cash-3 new high class flats; near ODD
and Dolores; price reduced 10 SO, 500
50, $50 cash--Excelient new room residence;
$3.50: this is a bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
rHREE GOOD BUYS


SMALL ORCHARDS IN FULL BEARING
We have only three small pieces left OF the
famous Cutting ranch. which contains 500 acres;
1t is located 3h miles SW. OF Napa, > miles from
r. r. station and wharf
Tract No 1S-l4.35 acres; acres IN i
year old apple trees. balance in year old
French wine grapes; price Sc,
Tract No 20-9.S acres; all in II year
old apple trees: price So, $40.
Tract No 29-15.60 acres; 10 acres in
u year old apple trees; 4 acres IN year
old French wine grapes; 1.60 acres in april
cots: price 81 120
Purchasers who have gathered their own
crops have net their first payment.
Net proceeds of 1909 crop goes 10 you. THIS
YEARS CROP HAS NET EVERY PURCHASER
thus far OVER 80 PER CENT on his invest
ment. after paying all expenses.
Beautiful and healtbful surroundings and Al
transportation facilities.
Terms: Is cash. balance in yearly payments.
Daily and Sunday excursions from this office
at $50 sharp.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
First National Bank Building.
Post and Montgomery sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
BURLINGAME REAI. ESTATE

double corner lot in Burln-
game. blocks from station For particulars
see r. I. RUDY. SO MetronolS bldg. 5. r.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
Rnndinr f.nnfrncts


Eugene and Julia Sweeney with Hanlon c
Oken-Au work except gas fixtures and shades
fer building in NE line Of Eleventh sFaa'a>
$50 from 81 . by 100; 5000
A. T. and Juliette Love with NJ A. WOlfore
and D. Thorpe-TO erect two story frame
on East Albion avenue so OF Seventeenth.
y % by 90; s4,47S
Hospital for Children and Training School
fer Nurses with the Hinehman- Clement com
pany-Excarating and foundation work for east
wing OF hospital. four story class building.
at corner OF North California and Maple
streets-S7. .4Oo.
H C. and Martha Beckman with George John
sou--Aii work except mantcis. tiling and *
-tures for one story frame in " line Of san
Carlos avenue. 135 OF Eighteenth street "
so BY -: s. 100.
Philip Nillerich with Elvin BrOtherS-All work
for two Aars and basement in W line Of san
Carlos avenue. 1S5 Of Eighteenth street;
Sc 100.
MIS- Emily zechcr with A wcsendnnk
To erect three story and basement frame in
r line or Castro street go Of Nineteenth.
Sc by : - $1,000.
Mrs. $ A. Piracy with J. T. MeInnisTe erect
a two story frame residence IN p line 81 Church
street. 1895 \ Of Twenfy-third street. \ 23.T hy
f lI1T.6: $4,000
Sewerinc plumbing and gas fitting fov four
story frame at SW corner If Jackson street and
Dore alley " 25-9 b. s9s7; Sl,-75.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

MONEY TO LOAN
AAAA-NEw LOAN COMPANY JUST OPENED
NEW PLANS NEW SYSTEM.
LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS.
ALL WE REQUIRE is THAT YOU ARE
STEADY WORKING PERSON ON
SALARY" NO IND0RSER, NO MORT
GAGE NO SECURITY NEEDED
TWO PRIVATE OFFICES AND ALL BCSf-
NESS is TREATED STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL WHETHER YOU BORROW OR NOT.
WE GUARANTEE YOUR EMPLOYER WILL
NEVER KNOW OF ANY TRANSACTION.
SALARY LOANS. salary LOANS
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN co.
ROOM 616 PHELAN BLDG, SIXTH FLOOR
DAILY HOURS $50 TO z. III. MON
WE'D. & SAT. EVENINGS TILL P. NJ.
ANY sALARIED EMPLoYE OR WAGE EARNER
Can get on his note
Monthly.
500, return to us. SIG. 65
80, return 10 us. H. si5
80. return 10 us a.. ) 90
IL. return TO US. 4 90
or any other sum. and pay back in proportion
CITY LOAN CO..
900 Mutual Savings Bank building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
CITY REAL rsTArE-cont.nusa

SOL GETz & SONS. Real Estate Dealers,
Room 52S, Chronicle building
Take advantage of our low prices and secure
lots cheaper than any one else can sell them-
$50 to S400-Au bargains in choice sections Of
Ocean View. Lakeview and Parkside; 50 monthly
$3.50 to ss00-Richmond Heights Grand view
Of park. ocean and Spreckels lake Easy terms.
Fine residence lots on 18th av. near B ST.
Richmond district, bargain; street work all
done; fine houses in neghborhood; $40 monthly.
Sunset lots on sth. 9th and 11th avs, L and
NJ sts.; graded; installments.
$500 to s1.eoO-choieest oceanside and boule-
ward lots; your own terms
Cottages in Excelsior Homestead. Richmond.
Sunset and 0eeanside districts; easy terms; see
US first before buying
oeeanside branch Office corner H St and 47th
az; open daily and Sundays
SOL GETZ h So, Owners and Dealers,
Room S2S. Chronicle building
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

SIS. 5Oo-House and lot rooms and bath. psankee
ward and Easement: McEnerney title: on
car line 70f Castro st. cor Goth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
POINT RICHMoND REAL ESTATE

you will pay as much for one front foot few
years from row as we ask for a lOt today
Don't mention this to your children then Os
might cause semarksl- Santa Fe tract. centee
Of Richmond; S. psr month buys lot. Send
for maps. McEWES BROS. AVS Pine Sc. s.
r r. T. SHANNAN. ReD.