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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
GIRL RAFFLES
FOR MARRIAGE
Asks 81 a Ticket in Unique Lot
terry in Which 10000 Men
Have a Part.

Tacoma, Nov. 14.-Not satisfied
with resting on her laurels as one of
the very prettiest girls in Tacoma,
Miss Lavone Livingstone, who is 20
years old, has made an announcement
which places her in the front rank
Of philanthropists. Basing her action
on the assumption that there are at
least 10000 men in the United States
each of whom would be willing to be
married If he could get wife for
81, Miss Livingstone has arranged a
chance marriage for the 10000 for the
not exorbitant price of 81 each.
Having lived in Virginia and in Pc
toskey Mich, before coming to Taco
ma, Miss Livingstone says she knows
enough about men TO feel sure that
10000 of them are willing TO give 81
for a chance on a happy home.
If an acceptable candidate gets her
he will take her and $1,000. If the
selection is so ungallant as TO decline
to marry he will forfeit the $1,000
ne might have with the his brine.
On the other hand, If he Is not up TO
the plans and specifications favored
by Miss Livingston, she thinks re-
lease from the agreemnet for $1,000
will be bargain and she will forfeit
her 5000 and let the man go out
and pick his own wife.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18

Such ghmps.s will help to make all
who get them better. They will ele-
vate and enobe. In the spring time
there is an inspiration to physical
action In the fall it seems TO be as
distinctly to reflection, meditation,
thought The granaries are full, the
cattle plethoic, the complete rewards
of the harvcsts labor are safely stor-
ed. But in the fall there is rich va
rioty, in the spring only endless
shading of everything in grean that
becomes monotonous. In the spring
nature is monochromist; !. in the fall
polychroic. II you do not believe it.
look to the red and pink and purple
and violet and brown and golden that
may be seen on any wooded hillside.
Go now unto the woods for real
beauty.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
Threw Padded Brick.

One Of the boldest thefts ever
committed in Louisville took place
Monday night when in the glare of
the electric lights on Market street
a man threw padded hnick through
the show case OF the store Of Aaron
Myers, a pawnbroker and oscspsd
with tray containing diamonds val
used at $1,000. The police believe
he Is the same thief who. recently
operated In Cincinnati. His trail was
marked by several diamond rings
which he dropped during his fight.
These were appropriated by his pur-
su@s and have not yst besa return
cd TO Myers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
FEDERAL court
NOVEMBER Is
Docket This Time is Excep-
tionally Large One.
Alleged Night Rider Case From
Christian County is on
the Docket.

Greensboro, Ky. Nov. 14.--With. an
exceptionally large number of both
criminal and civil cases on the dock
It to be disposed OF Judge Walter Ev-
ans will convene United States court
in this city for the WaStern Ken
lucky District term November Is. AL
though the docket is one of the larg-
sst that has ben had in United
States court for several sessions, It
is not thought the court win hold
more than the usual two days sss-
sion, as most of the cases are small
ones and will require but little time.
The case of the Pensacola State
Bank of Pensacola, Florida. against
r. Z. Melton, and othsr is on the
court docket. and will probably be
disposed of at this term of court, as
the case has been pending for some
time.
One of the most important cases
70 be called TO the attention Of he
court is that of J. p. Van Hooser
against \. A Robinson and others.
The case is the result of Van Hooser
being intimated until he moved
from his home in Christian county TO
Indiana. He asks damages from sew
eral OF the most prominent farmers
OF Christian county. alleging that
they are night riders.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
A Severe Winter.

An exchange says that the Indians
and the old-timers say that the COM
ing winter will b. one Of the cold st
on record. They point TO the fact
that the fur-bearing animals are
growing thicker and longer coats than
customary, that musk-rats are build
ing their houses larger and higher
than is their custom in mild winters,
that the bears are starting in to make
their de- ; in the most prot ID
places they can find. and thc LITTLE
chipmunks and gophers are also pre-
pairing for a seige. These they say
never fail. f1ot
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
FAIRVIEW.

Nov. 15.-Mrs. G. C. White and little
son John Walker. left Friday for an
extended visit with relatives in IL
hnois.
Misses Eunice and Lorena Wilson
visited their cousins Misses Maudie
and Oracle Wilson, Salem Sunday.
Mr.. James White Louisville. KY,
Is visiting relatives in this and sur
rounding, communities.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duke and daug
ter Miss Sara. Olab0n, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Wilson Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
NEW DRUG FIRM AT
THE OLD GRIFFIN STAND

A new drug firm known as the
Ohio County Drug Co.has been incor-
porated in Hartford, the date of its
business being set to begin yester-
day. The iDcorporators and their
official titles are as follows: R. f.
Lee Simmerman, President; w. s.
Tinsley, Vice President; c. NJ. Bar-
nett, Secretary; John X. Taylor,
General Manager and Treasurer, and
r. B. Martin. The capital mention
ed in the articles of incorporation
is $4,000. The new firm will do
business at the old stand of z.
Wayne Griffin & Bro, on Center
street, they having absorbed the
stock and good will of the Grifhn
business. which recently made an as
signment. and which was one of the
oldest drug firms in Western Ken
lucky.
The new store vii, be under the
direct management and control of
-@'' SNHH hcyAOAs anu EStln
Park will remain as drug clerk and
salesman. Mr.. Taylor is a former
Ohio county man who has in recent
years been engaged in the drug bus
mess at Darlington and Madison
vile. He formerly lived at Crom-
well and has many friends in the
county. He is an experienced and
reliable druggist and pharmacist,
and will add much to the prestige OK
the new firm. of which he is me,n-
Der.
1t is the intention to add sbout
$500 worth Of new goods and son
dries to the stock Of the firm, max
ing the store one of the most ab.to-
date and best equipped of its class in
State. Mr.. Taylor. accompanied by
his wife. left yesterday en- route to
Eastern markets for this puspcse.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18

Champ Clark has announced himself
In favor Of one change in our gov
e-nmantal program with which We
can heartily agree. his proposed
Lengthening of the presidential term
no six years, the Congr 1Ssional term
10 three years and making the presi-
dent ineligible for re-,l Icton. II
this were done th5 President would
not spend his first tTm laying plans
and building up a machine FOR re-eec'
ton and the country would have that
much longer rest from the ene-yating
and prosperity destroying campaigns
which We now have evsry two and
four years
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18

I. IS told Of our neighbor, the Hart
ford Herald that on Tuesday night
AFT the r-<ent Il tin, when the
news began to come in indicating a
great Democratic victory. that the
proprietors at ono began TO hunt for
the long unused rooster and that il
took the entire for from the tdi-
tor down 10 tn. devil, several hours
10 rrsurrect him from Ds1 ath the
pile OF dust and accumulated rubbish
under which he lad 40 long been
buried and forgotten, Will he had
been out Of a job. It will b. just as
we'll TO return him, as th-- Republican
viii no doubt now g I together and
prevent reCccuTence Of the recent
tidal wave. There has besn 10 chang
from the Republican party 20 the
Democratic, and v, still have force
enough in r7s S. 10 plac. the figures
in the Other column VIII never our
leaders ge- back 20 straight r publi-
can priLc'pl-s, the only Kind und-r
which th y have ev-r won "A victory
since the Organization OF The parry.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
For Sale.

Good nine room two story dwelling
in Centertown, KY, has good els
tern, good cellar. never failing we'll
of water. good stable and other out
buildings, one acre lot Of ground. A
Jplendid location for family residence
and hotel. Price and terms Reason
able. Apply to
BARNETT & FOSTER. Agents.
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18

TIE Democrats Of tennessee are
now announcing that ihy will contes
the election of tle Republican ca d.
date for governor by Throwing ou
the votes Of one entiT- congr e-s.Ol- T.
al district. because a certain name va
wrongfully printed on The ballots ia
that district. This souIos vTy much
like the grounds upon which III =
contss.ed tha election in rKnu,cAy
some Years ago.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18

The Democratic, so-call-d, victory
last week when analized shows con
clusively that it was not party vic
tory. Democracy has nothing TO offer
the country at The present time and
since the J elton indications are plen-
tifui that il propos- . 10 .apudiate
the pret .ndad offers which il made
beSo-e tha a ,ction. The tariff is not
20 be revised by tn Democrats. The
Louisville Tins OF November l4th,
just one week after the election edi-
torially says: 1t is an open ques-
ton whothsr the Democratic party
could with justice 10 the business in
tsests of the country, afford TO 20
further at this time were it posses
"a with the powers 10 do refer
ring 70 the attitude Of Senator Cum
minis, who has repeatedly said that h.
Eas in favor of a protective tariff
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-18
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

We do not know WHISTLER tn neNi
three or four years viii be a good
time for new ent<prises, but We
would like 70 SEE Hartford come N
rosseseio OF some good facorils IL
the nea- fuutre. We ( ar this Is not
iikley TO happen with a. imp 'niiiS
tariff smashing pTograms aL1od oi
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02
Think First

Of the store that offers the lowest
prices, then always remember to come
to that particular store for your sup
plies in their line. Of course, our store
will come first in your mind, when you
are thinking of buying drugs, medi-
cines or drug sundries, because we have
established the fact that we undersell
all others.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

Robert Elliott, who has been a
resident OF St. Johns for the past
year or so, left yesterday for his
old home at Sock Center, Mimi,
where he will remain for the winter
and expects 10 return to St. Johns
in the spring.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

2c Cucura lSc lOc Palm Olive for Soc and SOC Palm Olive Gre
'Nyals Digestive Tablets relieve dyspepsia"
$00 Pierces Prescription 67c SOC Bromo Sz 33c ST 90
6c SOC Koda 33c 2Sc Bromo Qunine c Danderine
Hrsutone is the hair tonic that kills the dandru and stimulates
of hair SOC per bottle.
Phone to Columbia 2O7, gave ST. cheaper
drugs"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

"Curly" Confer Is making an
immense hit at the Electric. Hear
him sing.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02
NORTH BANK PHARMACY
HOME OF THE FAMOUS NYAS REMEDIES "CURRN


With every one dollar purchase this week we
will give box of stationery free.
Perfume is always acceptable as Xmas pres
ent. We have all of the latest odorS in bulk and
in beautiful packages. Some nice ones in cut
glass bottles. Prices, 25c per ounce up.
COLD WEATHER C0MF0RTS--Hot water
bottles 75c and up. The EIectronet an electric
pad to take the place of hot water bottles, $3.50
each. Let us show il to you.
SOAPS--Jergen's violet gIycerine special, 3
for 25c 25c Vera Violet, l5c. CASTLE French l0c.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

The guess made on our sister
eity's population at the recent cen.
sus Is not meeting with general ap.
probation up Portland way.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

See Abraham Lincoln at the
Electric tonight. II is simply great.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02
Pictures December 9.Io.

Bargains in hats at the Vogue
Millinery. AIS Jersey.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

Millinery at half price at the
Vogue.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-12-02

That "Art Exhibit is coming.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11
FORT SHAFTER NEWS
u u mma III u u u III. u u u y nn u INTERVIEWER

Z Private Lewis, Company G. goth
Infantry, was admitted to the post
hospital Wednesday morning and
will have an operation performed on
his nose for catarrh.
The drills for Thursday were one
hour of garrison drills under direc-
ton of company commanders. Com
panies q and II pitched tents.
The parade ground is being level
ed and the upper quarters finished
and the south side Is being used for
drills and guard mounting.
Private William Johnson, Company
+. goth lnfantry( has been trans
ferred to Company A, Goth Infantry,
for the purpose of being attached to
the goth Infantry band, and II COM
petent will later be transferred to
the band, goth Infantry.
Private Herd, Company q, 2Oth
Infantry. has been detailed on extra
duty in the subsistence department
and will Ill the position that was
vacated by Private Jorgenson, who
left on the last transport for the Pre-
sido of San Francisco.
Tuesday night four of the new arc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11
AERoPLANE GARAGE
FOR NEW HOTEL

CHICAGO. January 29.-I,lackstone
Hotel, an exclusive hosiery for mil
lionaires, now nearing completion In
this city. will have the twentieth floor
fitted up as an aeroplane garage, II Is
believed this Is the first serious at
tempt In this country to provide for
the coming method Of travel
The managers of the Blackstone say
they feel confident that aeroplane
travel will be general In the course OF
n few years at the outside, and that a
majority of their patrons will own air
ships. For this reason II IL preferable
to prepare now than to remodel the
house. Engineers are now consulting
the most successful aeronauts for
ideas as to the proper equipment of
the garage.
The hotel oyerlooks Grant Park and
Lake Michigan, and the plans, ms far
as determined upon. are to have en-
frances to the garage from four sides
go that ingress and egress will be
easily made at all times. II is also
planned to have large and small aero
planes for rental or use OF the guests
and sightseers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11

Most OF the members Of Company
@, Of the engineers. are engaged on
the details of that company which are
working in the identifying of this post.
One detail, under the direction of Cor
porals Emerson and O'Neil. are en-.
gagged In moving some Of the quarters
Of the non.commissioned officers. These
quarters are to be grouped In that por-
ton OF the post which faces the beach
road. That part Of the post Is In a
grove of trees. and when the gardens
are added and the arrangement OF
the houses completed II will form a
pleasant spot. The post gardens are
being enlarged and many or the pri-
yate gardens added to.
Fleet.
Wednesday morning many OF the
members OF this post went to Homo
lulu to bid farewell to their friends OF
the fleet at the time OF its departure.
This camp has been made lively by
the visits Of the sailors and has enter
tanned them in various ways. Another
musical evening was spent by the sail.
ors and members OF Co. G. Thursday
night, and the men from the feet were
entertainers of the very best kind. II
is with regret that the men Of this
post see the feet depart, and hope
is expressed by all here that they will
visit again before the departure Of the
present forces Of this post when order
ed to the States.
Return to Camps.
The men who were given passes tC
visit camp while the fleet was here
have left for their various detach
ments. As the rainy weather has. II
most sections. passed the detachment
are hard at work on the survey an,
rapidly completing the portions Of thu
island where thny are now stationed.
The new PACK train made its frs
march to the camp at Waimanalo to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11
BRANCH OFFICE FOR
ATLANTIC CITY
HAWAII WILL BE EX-
TENSIvELY ADVERTISED
Promotion Committee Has Appointed
Committee TO Investigate Ways
and Means - Canadian Pacific
Official Buys La,.i.

A committee of three was appointed
Yesterday afternoon by Chairman
Dowen of the Promotion Committee
TO investigate ways and means for the
establishing of n branch Office In At
lantic CITY, N. J. This committee is
comnosed OF the following members:
w, ii. Hogs. chairman; X. H., Trent
and Secretary Wood.
1,ha mea,,nv v,s largely attended
M, orIy hy ,,emhers ~ The Promo!
Tor Conmit,ee hnt Inv several nrom.
,nnn, hmsiross mon Those present
were 40 follows. Chairman w. A.
eo,,on Messrs w n uoors I l..
MOI 90, n y pusb Ered /. Wa,dron.
.ronresentiny the Merchants' Associa.
lion, n Dole of The Hawaiian pine.
.nrlo comnany A Iyyser of Hack.
Se,d O. Co r r. McStoeker and j.
McCandIess
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Weo", es 49,, ~ raao.i,in, ~,
p reV.Vns ,neo.'"s, ,n pn in' a,i,,,'j,
es'"e ,,i "a, Ill S,so,,s,oS n,
a. liam Az ~, ''s.n ~ H. pro
,ens.n cai,,nn ,nara unanin,,us,v
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11

Committee to allow others to enter
the field after all the interest we have
taken in this matter for the past three
years. We can borrow money locally
and pay the interest on any loan we
raise. As nothing but firstclass
brands would be exhibited, there
would be no discrimination, all eShib'
i,ors would have an equal chance"
Mr.. Lloyd Childs presented a mum.
Der OF statistics pertaining to the re-
cent Seattle Worlds FAR. He con.
siders the establishing of a branch In
Atlantic City highly favorable TO the
interests of Hawaii and to manuflc.
turers Of Hawaiian goods. "As to ex.
pense." he said, "the probable rent
would be $500 per month, music would
require $500 transportation would
take about $500. fixtures $500. Az
tendants 5000 managers salary 5000,
and incidentals 500. ma:,ing total
OF $4,000. When the branch was fully
established II would undoubtedly be
selfsustaining. Judging nom the way
we were unable to supply local de-
mands in Seattle.
"The sales Of canned pineapples
so that an income from plneapples
alone would net us at the very lowest
some $4,000 per month. Coffee and
other products would also figure In
the sale. Deducting transportation
and fixtures for the second months
workingA our expenses would amount
to about $1,000. which would leave MS
handsome lplance, 10 use in further
advertising Hawaii and charging our
premises should that step De deemed
advisable"
Mr.. Childs stated that had the Pro
motion Committee been permitted by
government to sell all they could al
Seattle. the profits would have been
enormous. what worried us most
was to keep customers away from our
booths. as the government would not
allow us to take In more than a GER
tain amount each day, owing to the
fact that our. exhibit was on govern
ment land and could not therefore be
used for gain"
| Secretary Wood said: 1.-THE time Is
ripe for opening branch at Atlantic
City and the field should not be ent
cred later than the 18th OF next
month"
Mr.. Bush stated that 1--WE should not
be criticized II we made pro
| fits. provided that thest. were devoted
solely to further advertise Hawaii"
Mr.. Dole said that he WIS In favor
of the Promotion Comri,rtcs taking
up this work instead of private indi
viduals. as II large profits were made
private individuals would ne more
than likely to retire after making I
fortune whereas Promotion Com
mittee would keep on and devote theil
profits to advertise Hawaii.
Mr.. l.yser stated that kona coffee
would do well IL every brand of Ha
waiian grown coffee had an equa
chance, and one particular brand no
be favored at the expense OF the 9th
ers.
Mr. J. -McCandless considered tina
the Promotion Committee should hav,
fun charge Of this branch, as II is be
ing considered purely as an advertis
ing scheme and not for commercial
gain. "The Promotion COMMITTEE
should most certainly finance it, sal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11


Mr.. McCandless.
Mr.. McStocker stated that II would
be an excellent thing for the Territory
to have the Promotion Committee
handle this matter. "The Promotion
Committee would do so purely from
advertising motives and not for com.
mercial gain. and In this way the In.
terests of the Territory would be In
safe hands"
Before appointing the committee to
investigate finances ways and means,
Chairman Bowen stated that he was
glad to hear such favorable comments
expressed. not only by the members
of the Promotion Committee but by
the representatives of business houses
present. 81 will help you all can
and shall look forward to the time
when Hawaii will be represented In
this famous resort"
Before adjourning. Secretary Wood
read letter from Mr.. Hodge. OF the
Peck-Judah Company. stating that his
company would be willing TO do all
the advertising WOW In San Francis
co. Seattle, Los Angeles and other
centers in. connection with Hawaii lit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11
MISSING LINK FOUND;
IT'S A FISH WITH LEGS

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 29.--Dr.
John Hazeman. on an exploring trip IN
South America for the Carnegie instl-
tute of Pittsburg. has discovered the
missing link In animal life between
the salamander and the fish, accordii
to dispatch received by DR.. Karl
Eigemann. head OF the Indiana Uni
,ersity geological department. PA
At the junction of the Rio Ncgro
and the Amazon rivers. near Manns.
Brazil, the explorer says he recently
found Il fish with rudlmentary legs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11
FORT DE RUSSY ITEMS


day. II was in charge OF Corporal Kei-
ly of Company G. This train carried
to the survey detachment many OF the
supplies recently received and also
brought the monthly supply of rations
to that camp.
Move Camp.
Two Of the main survey detachments
have moved camp within the last few
days. The detachment which has been
stationed at Pearl City has moved to
Aiea and will work from that point
toward Honolulu.
To Hospital.
Private Plank OF the Waimanalo
detachment was sent Nto this camp
yesterday and will remain In the post
hospital here for treatment Private
Plank has been out with the survey
parties since mis- arrival In this island
and the rest here will be of much aid
TO him. Corporal McDougail OF Com
pany G, who was hurt while riding
one OF the horses I'm the mountains.
was sent to the post hospital. While
the accident was painful the result Is
not serious and he is expected to be
able to return to his detachment vi n
In a short time.
Magazines.
The China brought many new peri
odicals and books for the post library.
These new additions to the present
supply Of books ana magazines make
the library the finest that the engi-
neers have had since their departure
four years ago for Cuba.
Hospital Changes.
A number OF changes have boon
made In the post hospital. The sick
ward has been completely rearrangad
and newly fitted up. Private Strick-
len has been placed in charge OF tho
ward and Private Kobler, who former
ly was in the sick ward, has been de
tailed on outside work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-11

lights were lighted. and Wednesday
night two more were lighted. Now
at night the post is very well light
ed, and the roads can be trayerse(l
to much better advantage than whet
the oil lamps were In use. Therf
are three more arc lights TO be Id
stalled, and the work of putting tip
lights in the company barracks will
begin Monday. II is expected that
the entire system Will be finished the
latter part OF next week.