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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
Bonn Sbeeusrbrund Der &elt.

Die groouftion irp6 Der 8erbrau6
BON Gbee ninnrt bon S5abr 5u Sabr
in itngef6br sIeifem RoBe gu. Die
beibenSauptpr OOuftiorslGnOer, ,Gbinn
unb Ssn6ien, fiibrten i'm abseIallfenen
Sabr so @inionen aiIooramm aus,
ole einen 8ertb BON $50 Whaionen
Olarf reprGiertiren. 9aOon Der-
bruutt GpglaBS aLlein mebr ais Die
Salfte: es fault p6nIidb fir $50
Weiaionen Marf Ebee. Sod grgInnN
fontmt @uItralien. sSn &anaoa fom.
men auf ieoen einseInen 4 Bfunb
i'm sSabr, auf ie0en SOaanSer 11a
8funo. Der 8ltiIe un6 Der amerifa.
ner begniigen iib hiirdNdnittlib NIT
ie einem Rfiino i1brIid, tuGbrerb alif
BEN 9euti6ep MIR rs @rnrmL auf
ben SpdrSofen 9ar MIR 80 Srarm
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
Bon Der Sambnrser Sibiee'GrpsSi'
tipu

Iiegt i'm .@lGbuS" Elm neuer Seridt
Dor, benz einise intereifante @ir5el-
beiten su entnebmen finb. Ra1
iedsmonntIi6er Sabrt nit bemDam-
pier .Beibo" ipuroe bon Belau aus
&nfane Sebruar altfaie, bic Oftlidyite
Der RaroIinen, erreift, tpdbei fanlnt-
iide SnfeIeriippen bes ar6ipels, Die
bon 9eSeutuna tparsR, auf 80 Sta-
tionen eingeberb unterfudt spurben.
8ubei paren mannigfabe Sdtpieria-
feiten irfoIee bon idtperen Regerfai-
len uno Stiirmeu ~ iibsrspinbsn; in
Der Bran6ung Der fIeinsn 8oroIer-
inieln obne RiffeinIGife tsnterten Die
Boote mebrfad, 70 bdb pertbooue
@esenitanoe nerIoren gingen. @enaue
8epmeiiungen unb Gufnabmen Der
SiebIunsspIGne Der Dorfer, 8olfs-
BGbluneen uu6 SppaGaiEfnabnen
iuurben 6erarftaltet. SntereIante
@reebniie tpurben Defenders iiber Die
Dntboloeie setponren, bic in Den
eigentIiden SentraItaroIinen bon iel.
tener Sd0nbeit un6 @igenort 1T.
ueber 5000 etbrosrapbiide @esen.
itGnSe tpurSen rpabrenb bieier 8eit
aeianmeIt unS 'itubiert. unO INSIDE
lonoere erfitbr Die Beberei uno Slef,-
terei cine iebr eenaue 9eorbeitun9 in
praftii6en uebureen ourd Grau
4rGmer, Die @emablin bes 2eiters
Der grpeSition. 1900 pbotograpbi-
ide BIatten, einise finematosrapbi-
ibe aifnabmen uno bunbert pbono-
aropbii6e Walaen bieten reben 500
ontbropoIo9iiden Weiiunaen elm INT
faIienSes WeateriaI 3u tpeiteren Str-
Sien. Die boben SnieIn tperOen nod
rodtrGeIih, nah6em Der DBeibo"
bereits rbeebampft uno am %. slpril
in Sonsfons pieber einsetroffen 1T,
nurh Die ein5elnen @rpebt!onsmit-
aIieSer aenauer erfotidt, 9eIuu uno
9ruf burf Serrn uub Srau Brof.
SrGmer, 8onabe burf Or. San1-
brud,, Ruioie 6urfJ Or. Sarfert uno
gop our6 Or. @iiGer. auf aliiaie
tprrben babel alte Steinrrinen in
elmer 9lusoebnurg entbedt, Die nit
ben beriibnten uon Wetalanim auf
gonope in @ersIeid eeiteat weroen
fonner ur6 beren bo6enitanbi9e @nt-
Itebung SlpeifeIsirei na6gemieien
tperben fonnte. @s 1T i'm gan5en 10
reides @oterioI eeiponnen, baB Die
Saroliren gu 6en beitbefunrten Gr-
f,ipelen Der Sii6iee aeboren iuerben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
Gin oricntaliidcs r@nnSrr."

Bon einem Recommendation
,@unoer" er5GbIt in Der 3eiti6rift
,,Wan" glnItparo 9Iadman, Der es
eeleecntIid zines 9eiubs beim 9rabe
bes SteidS 9ofruri auf Dem Srieo-
bofe BON gebnaia in Iegppten fen.
nen geIernt bat. gln oieier beriibm.
ten @rabItGtte oes sroben SeiIigen
fano er eine entbuiiaitiib erregte
Weenge. peIde ouf elm 3eiden ooer
Die @ri6ein1ing 9atrilris ipartete.
Die mobammeoaniiden Seilisen
Dan6ern befanntlih nah ibrem
Gooe BON eirtem Orte gum anberen
uno geben ibre anipeierbeit bonn
burd irgenbein 3eiden funb. aaes
i6ailte bier nad Der &uppel oes
SeiIieen9rabes binauf, auf oeiien
neiber sSl66e Der Sdatten eiues
Mannes eridien, Der bel einem
Bferoe Itan8. @ie ipabnfinnig idrte
Die Renge un6 flati6te in bieSGroe,
oenn Der beilige 9afruri NOR oa!
Der Sdottenmann itieg bann aui
6os Sfer6 lrno peri6ipanb; bas tpar
nad slusiage Der gefpunoerer Der
@eiit oes SeiIisen gepeien Der iein
Grab beiit6t bate. 8Iadmons. Be
sIeiter, ein auf Der europaiiden
SduIe in &airo erSogeuer ilinser
Wobammebaner, CAB Die grflaritng
bes 0unoers. Wi6t peit bon benz
SeiIisensrab 1T elm SiiseI; auf Die.
fem Itan6 Elm gebuine init ieinem
Rob unb binter bieiem Die Sonne,
bic ben S6atten auf bic Grubtltppel
mari. 0as gsniigte, senau 10 ipie BEL
ms beute nod GbnIide n@uilSer"
,uitan6e fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
9onnerftas, 81. Suli 1910.
SsmpfratifAe Icminaticnen.
Staat.

" WI.
SIR @Ouusrusur-slatb. Wsbftsr Grim
pon Buds @ountn.
Sfir lieutenant @Oupernsur-Samusl
o. grice pon 2adawanna @ountg.
Siir Sefretdr Der Snnern anselesenbei'
teu-Samss s. glafeslse pon Gar
bon @onntg. l1-
5ar Sdusmsiftsr-Samusl y. gbiliOn
Don Somsrist @ountp. u-
@ountg.
Sir SOnsrsB-R. s. @ulpin.
Sfr Ssnat-G. s. SleWitt.
Sir Rspraientanten-1. Diitritt, Stid'
olas Burfe 2. Diitrift, Sobn Wiul
lin; 8. Diitritt, Ssnrp W. 3eiblsr
4. Diitritt, Dominid 8. Dsmpieg
j 5. 9iitritt. SObu s. Ntannion 6
Diitritt, Sreo. 9laplOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

reibe bana9 hs $aut. Dirb Die
@sibtsforbe bIaB ODER bIau, 70 iii
orineenS na9 6rotIi6er Silfs lin.
i6au gu baIten. &etrGnf balte man
bereit fir ben Woment. mo- ber
SbnmGdttge ISdludbepegungen ma.
den fann. Cine RaBnobme, Del6s
boraiieIi6 ift un6 urter llmitdnOen
aud einnrnI 6urb 9aienbGiuoe ge.
madt tper6en tann, pGre Elm Gin
Iauf nit mebreren Quart laupar.
men 8aiiers uno einigen SofieIn
&odHalS. IT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
@psbensSt nnbf6an.
Sntano.

Sin i'm neitliGsn Gube oes 9ei6afts'
piertels BON Portlanb, Ore. aussebrOs
&eues Ssusr bate ben Serluft uon 5psi
MsnI6snlebsu our Solss, bic Vsrlss'
uns uon msbrsren Rsrfonen, bas lm'
fommen uon $50 Rferoen uno einsn
@isentbumsiduoen BON minbsitens
100000. Das 5euer ioli in ben Ser'
fauisraumen Der Oregon Bruib 60.
aussebru6en isin. Der nieoerssbrannte
Diitrift umiaBt beinabe 3sbn Ndsr.
Die @iisnbubu'slnSeitellten Der Rsnn'
Ipluania 8abn an ben 2inien Oitlif uon
Yittsbnrs baben ben @eneral' Serwal'
ter 8. Sapwurb WtsDers in Rbilabel'
pbia offi;iell in SenntniB seisst. oaB
cine srOBs Wtaioritdt Der Staffner,
3usbsamten unO Yurbleute ii6 gum
Streit snti6lOiien battsn. wenn nidt
nit Der 8srnuttun9 ein @inueritanonib
iiber IObn unO arbsitsbeoinsunsen sr'
aislt weros. llno Die yeute on ben Deit'
Iihenlyinien psrben basislbe tbun.
Gie bic Ssumten bes @eniusbureaus
In Bsantmortuns mebrsrsr Sei6weroeu
iiber perSDserte Saluiruns Der Bolts
sabler srtldrsn, wirb nit Der Sejabluna
Der 3dblsr, welts bic itatiitiidsn Datsu
fir ben 13. @enius 9eIammelt baben,
70 ihnsu wie mO9lid por9e9ansen, abel
bic 3abllifts lit cine umfansrside uni
bslauftl fid i'm Durdidnitt per GAG
auf 100000 uno 1T 3upsilen auI
$17O, O,Ooo.psr::Eus ssitisseu.
grOfsfor 8ilbelm Yerbed, Der que
Snbianapolis ftammsnoe @tbnolO9e, bel
bic BOlfslisbsr, Sasen unb Traoitionsr
Der @sfinos oes nOrblidsn tSabraoOI
gum @essnitano ipssisllen Stuoiums
ma6te,::..iit nit uielen guf5ei6nunssr
3uriidsefebrt. @r bei6reibt ben @sti'
mo alsIintellisent unb burd bic Seriib'
rune nit ben WeiBeu meni9 peroorben
8iels:ibrerlRptben iino In unipriinsli'
der Sriid:uno SiaiUitat rrbalteu.
DeriSOritanb bss @bicaso'er 3weis'
perbanbes oes Dsuti9'amerifaniider
giatiOnal.Sunbss faBte in isinsr Sis'
uus ben Bei9luB, baB bic Seier bss
Deutidsn Cages am SOnntus, ben 25
September, TN -@Olliieum" Pathfinder
iot. Bon benz BrdiiOenteu bes 9tatio'
ualbunbss, Or. Ssramer, lag elm S6rei
ben Dor, in weldsm er bic @inlaouns
bel bisier 5sisr bic 5sftrsbs 3u baltsn
NIT Danf annimmt. glu9 Bunoesle'
fretarlTimm bat feline gnpsienbsit su
ssiast. Sn SsSus auf bic Sabrssuer'
iammluns Oes Staatsusreins SllinOis
crying bic aufiinoi9uns, OuB Oisislbl
pom 3. bis 8. Septbr. in ben Shpsitsr'
itdbten:MOliue unb GOd Sslunb itutt
ftnbst unOibuB in gsrbiubuuS oauit cit
sroBss!SOlffeit uerauitaltet tperoeu iOll
NSonIben i'm SisfaGiabr 1910 in Sdfsr
Der 8sreinistsn Staatsn seIunOsten Gin
nanosrn iinO nidt psniser oils 25,OOC
3uriidtranspprtirt wOrOsn. 8Urperlidl
Dsfstts:unO bic 8abriAeinIiateit, Der
@smsiuOsu sur 2ait Su fallen, warer
bic SauptSriinOe. Die @eiammtsab
Der susslafeusn GinwanOerer bstruG
1,o41, $40. DuuOn lanostsn 7s6,o94
In Stem gOrt, 53,617 in Bottom, 81
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
LIFE WAS AL
MOST GONE.
But Boat Wins In Race With
Death Of Ohio County
Woman.

Life VISA almost extinct when DR..
Lambert arrived at the side of Mrs
Annie Bell Taylor, of Taylor Mines,
Ohio county, who was returning to
her home after visit to Rockport,
Ind. Mrs. Taylor was on board bhe
Rounds Bros, Boat, the inquirer.
Shortly after leaving Rockport the
woman became ill. The officers OF
the boat were notified but they could
do nothing to alleviate her sufferings
Before Greensboro was reached Mrs.
Taylor was in a dying condition and
had tainted. There was a crowd on
the boat and something like a panic
prevailed.
Upon DR.. Lamberts arrival at the
wharf a powerful stimulant was CIV
ON to the woman and she was remov-
ed quickly TO the hospital where she
was reported to be resting easy sat
urday night.
Mrs. Taylor is a widow, about thir-
ty-five years of age and had been in
Rockport for a short time. She was
unable to tell very much concerning
herself yesterday on account OF her
condition.-Owensboro Messenger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21

dered that notice Of the submission
OF the aforesaid question shall be
published at least 20 days prior to
said election in at least four ISSUES
Of Hartford Republican, a paper Of
general circulation published at Hart
ford, Ohio County, Kentucky.
ordered that each cause herein, be
continued for report OF election as
provided by Statute.
copy Attest: w. s. TINSLEY.
Clerk Ohio County Court.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
High Price as a Issue.

The platform which has just been
adopted by the Massachusetts, Demo-
Gratis says that the overshadowing
question this year is the cost of liv-
ing" and it adds that 1.-THE working
man, the clerk, the salaried teach
and the small tradesman can no
longer bring up his family in reason
able comfort Democratic papers in
many parts OF the country are quot
ing these expressions as If they some
how reflected on the Republican
party. Either through ignorance or
dishonesty those papers intimate that
the Republicans are responsible for
the high prices. The Republican
State Convention at Saratoga two
weeks ago also referred to the high
prices but it did SO in an intelligent,
honest way, Advances in cost Of
living" it said, "are only the local
reflection of tendency that is world
wide, and can not truthfully be said
to be due 10 the present tariff" Any
body who makes inquiry as to the
prices abroad and also who takes
the trouble to do little thinking on
his own account, will see that this
intimation of Republican response
bility for the advance does not mean
what the Democratic politicians pre-
tend it means.
Samuel Gonpers of the American
Federation OF Labor ought to have
been consulted by those Democratic
newspapers before they made their
comments ON the platform declaration
Of the Massachusetts Democrats.
After his recent return from a trip
through Europe Mr., Gompers In an
article in the American Federatiohist,
the organ of his order. poiRted out
that the cost OF living. wheA the style
OF living was taken into the account,
differed very little between the uni
ted States and the seading industrial
countries' Of ESrope. while wages
were much lower there than here
Living II chtap to the wage-worker
ss Europe" h DECLARED, only be
cause he does without what in Amer
lea coon become necessity TO him
food in good quantity and quality
presentable clothes among his aspr.
ing fellow-worlSmen and their ram
iilids and q comfortably furnished
't6me in quarters responding TO biz
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,

LUCAS county, S.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm OF
+. ]. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public,
Halls Catarh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
The Deamon Of the Air

is the germ. of LaGrippe. that
breathed in, brings suffering to thous-
ands. It's after effects are weakness
nervousness. lack of appetite, ener-
gy and ambition, with disordered liv-
or and kidneys. The greatest need
then is Electric Bitters, the splend-
Id tonic. blood purifier and regulator
OF stomach, Liver and kidneys. Thous
ands have proved that they wonder
fully strengthen the nerves, build ur
the system and restore health and goo
spirits after an attack Of Grip. II
suffering, try them. Only soc. Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed by al
druggists. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
Will APPOINT
CHIEF JUSTICE.
President Taft About to Assume
The Heaviest Responsibility
Of His Term.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 17.-Presi-
dent Taft is now about to discharge
one of the heaviest responsibilities
that has ever developed ON him since
he became president, that of appoint
ing chief Justice of the Supreme
Court OF the United States. The grea
mass OF the people are over whelm-
ingly In favor of the appointment
OF the associate Justice John M. Harlan
to the Chief Justiceship of that great
court.
President Taft is debating this ques-
ton with himself and 1t is gener-
ally hoped that he will appoint Har-
Ian, who while he Is for Justice and
equality for everyone corporations in
cluded, nevertheless on the side of the
people as against the priviledged class
eS.
Il is thought that President Taft
sincerely desires the Supreme Court t
sustain the income tax provision of
the last tariff bill and by appointing
Judge Harlan TO the Chief Justiceship
he will further the cause as Judge
Harlan is one Of the ablest champions
OF the income tax in the country and
a life long republican
CIVIL SERVICE EXTENTION.
President Taft has just issued Or
ders placing about 5000 postmasters
OF the country and other officials of
the government under the protection
OF the Cicn Service Law. President
Taft has made great advances in plac-
ing the government survice squarely
ON the basis OF merit and in taking
the public offices out of the reach of
the spells politician.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21

awakened desire for equality with his
American neighbors, and in genera
a large and free life.' He adds: III
the immigrant to this country is
willing to continue living here at
the same level at which he was
obliged to accept in his native land,
he can find 1t for the same money
While saying this he also said that
money wages in America in many
trades are double those paid abroad
This Is the testimony of man who
has been a Democrat ever since he
was naturalized quarter OF a Cen
tury ago. He was on the stump for
Bryan in 1908 and In his two pre-
vious campaigns. Nor is there any
thing new in what he says. Every
other intelligent person who knows
the conditions and the style of liv-
ing here and in Europe from actual
observation, and who has talked on
this subject has said the same thing.
Nor are the Massachusetts, Demo-
cratic platform makers sinners be-
yond the rest of their guild. They
merely repeat what Democrats In
other states have been saying since
the campaign started. None of these
romancers have made any attempt to
get at the facts.
If the Payne tariff act is respon-
sible for the advance in cost Of liv-
ing which has taken place in England
Germany, Belgium, France and the
other industrial countries of Europe,
then the United States must be
larger factor in the worlds economy
than any of our spreadeagle orators
imagine. Except as it has given more
employment and better wages to
workers the tariff has not advanced
the cost of living in theUnited States.
AS the tariff furnishes more money
to the worker than he would other
wise have, it enables him to eat bet
ter things, to wear better clothes, and
to have more conveniences and COM
forts for himself and his family. TO
the extent that the worker Is enabled
to make more purchases and enjoy
more of the desirable things of life,
the tariff has advanced the cost of
living. The American worker who is
willing TO live In the same style and
to suffer the same discomforts as his
European counterpart will find the
cost very little greater here than he
does there. But what American, ma
tive, naturalized or alien, is willing
to live in the squalid fashion of men
in his craft in Europe? Let Demo-
Gratis turn to this aspect OF the ques-
ton and tell us what they think OF
it. In attributing the. increased cost
of living to the tariff the Democrats
are likely to fall into a trap. They
may goad the Republicans or the
lbOHpdrLlSdn anu nOneSL DSiioSiaIS W
present the facts as to process. Let
Representative, Llayd, chairman OF
the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, ask Mr., Gompers, in some of
his Democratic talks, to tell some
thing about the relative cost of living
among American and European wage
workers and then inform the coun-
try what Mr.. Gompers says. This
particular piece of deception stands
an excellent chance to react on the
Democrats. 1t may bring out the
truth, and the truth Is the very thing
that the Democratic campaign mana
gers want to keep far in the back
ground.-Globe Democrat.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
Chinese FLOATING Hotel.

A floating hotel is to be established
in China. The vessel will have three
decks, the lower being arranged for
dining, billiard, smoking and car
rooms. The main deck will contain a
drawing room and "a bedrooms. each
with a full-sized bath and dressing
room. while the upperdeck, or spar
deck, has been arranged as a prone
made.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
Republican Results.

Since 1861, with the exception OF
eight years, We have had Republican
Presidents. For two years only has
the Democratic party had absolute
control Of all branches of the govern
ment. For nearly fory pears all the
legislation and all executive acts and
treaties have been determined by our
party.
We have created the policies and
shaped the laws.
We have stood at the helm and
directed the course of the ship of
state, upon us has been the entire
responsibility; to us must be given
the praise or blame for the Results.
By our accomplishments and our
deeds we must be judged.
We found the treasury empty, and
we filled it.
We found the public credit deed,
and we resurrected it,
We found the army and navy dis
organized, and we organized and re-
constructed them.
We found 100000 of our in
habitants slaves, and We freed them.
We found 81 states; We now have
46
Then our boundaries touched the
Atlantic and the Pacific; now the sun
never sets upon the Stars and stripes.
Then our nationel wealth was $780,
900 100000; now it exceeds $685.
900 600 600.
Then France and Germany and
Great Britain each We're richer than
we, and now we are richer than
France and Germany combined and
nearly twice as rich as Great Britain.
Then We had less than thirty
and one-half million INHABITANTS,
partly slaves; now We have more
than eighty-nine millions, and all are
free.
Then we followed the world in
manufacturing, and now all the
world follows us.
Our manufacturing establishments
have increased, and now We have
533, 1853 (neighborhood and mochan-
ical industries estimated.l
These establishments then employ
I'd a little over a million hands; now
they employ 100000 hands, receiv-
ing annually more than 0O0,OO0,-
900 in wages.
Our farms were worth less than
eight billions of money then; they
are worth more than twenty billions
now.
Our manufacturing establishments
represented an investment in capital
of about $1,0O0,O0O,OOO then. and
now they represent a capital of near
ly $4,000, 100000 with neighbor-
hood industries and hand trades es-
timatad.)
We had $435,O0O,O00 of money
then with which to do our business;
we have So, lot, 100000 now.
Then it was $685. per capita;
now $34,S3 circulates.
Then there was loss than $780,
100000 in the savings banks; now
there are nearly $4,000, 100000 OF
savings of the wages of the laboring
people of this country, or twenty
six times as much.
We raise over three times as
much corn and wheat now as then.
and make thirty-one times as much
pig iron annually bcsid,s 100000
900 Q9OS) tons of steel, of which
then we did not make ton.
Then we exported annually about
1886, 000,0 600 of domestic merchan-
disc; now we export annually ST.
63S 900 900 of merchandise, or
more than five times as much.
Our bank cleamnces are annually
twenty -four times now what they
were then. Then they were $1,000
100000. at New York now they are
nearly 100000, 100000 at New
York, and 100000, 100000 for the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q ASTORIA
Duties of Military Attache.

The duties of military attache are
to make himself thoroughly acQuaint'
ed with every change that takes place
in military affairs and to report from
time to time on the mobilization,
armament and equipment of the
power to which he is accredited.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
0sr;cL,c Cold and
= LaGrippe Medicine

Guaranteed to cure Colds and LaGrippe
in "a hours, Headache and Neuralgia
in 80 minutes. At druggist or by mail.
j. c. AendenhalI Medicine Co., Evansville, Ind.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
Real Estate.

so Acres of the finest Rough river
bottom land located three miles west
of Hartford. About 20 acres in cult
walton. Good dwelling and out build
ings. A bargain for $3.50.
We have 400 acfes OF fine bottom
land from one and half to two
miles of Hartford, part OF 1t with
timber. Also about rs acres Of up
land belonging 10 the same tract.
Terms easy
1870 Acres of land two miles south
of Rosine on q free delivery route out
of Beaver Dam. 30 acres bottom land
about 20 acres timber land and the
rest of II fairly good upland. Five
room frame, two story house, two
barns and good tenant house. Spleen
did orchard. never failing well in yart
and horse lot and spring in easy reacl
Of the house. In good repair. Must
be sold and will be sold at bargain
Apply to BARNETT q SMITH.
Hartford. KY.
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