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The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Three Washington bankers. VIII
Hoover ". Y. Cox. and Benny Guy
are willing % take an AFFIDAVIT that
p.ankcd shad has made The Board
81 Tnde i.mlla
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Clare Harding viii SUNDAY IN
Washington. He has been roaming
around West Virginia and Pittsburg
looking over the skvs-rapcrs be IS
building IN those Localities.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Court T. Wood lives On one
square and dimes at a restaurant
several squares away. Court does
this 20 increase his appetite and
not 20 reduce his flesh.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28
EVERY SATURDAY.

Cur Motto, Ifyou see 1t IN The Big
Stick. IL ism necessarily 30.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28
Deadly Dull.

What's the matter, Ferdy7 You seem
depressed"
''Yaas. I was Just thinking what a
beastly bore everything Is"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Walter A. Brown has been trying
al week % explain why II took
him until y O'Clock 20 get home
from the Board u Trade excursion
when the boat landed az S.li
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Rsad the Binsville Buslo tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Henry Bittinssr. Of lunch room
fame. Says the high cost o. living
Is a teluSion aud a snare. YoU
pay tho same for lunches as yog
did several years Ggo. but you don't
eat so many Of them
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28
theological FORECAST.

n. o. MESSENGER.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Clarence r. Rhesm. having seen
all the moving picture shows 81
town. now spends his evenings az
the Arcade bowling with Bob DaI-
gleish. The pin BOYS have an easy
time when this twain bowls.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Frank Sanncr IS a foxy old gull
Ter. He builds all hts houses IN
the same neighborhood, thereby
avoiding the necessity of buying an
automobile Frank puts It that
way. but the real Truth is, he Is
afraid Of a horseless carriage.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

Harry iDcaconl Simpson is stiI
talking Of his trip 20 New Orleans.
and Is a consistent rooter for tho
Panama Exposition % he held in
that city. Harry viii summer and
live the simple lfe AZ Washington
Grove.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-28

James b. Jamhie diverts his at
tention from hardware occasionally
70 study the intricacies Of auicm-
tuTe. 10 put IN practice on the farm
no recently purchased on the
Seventh street pike IN Montgomery
CnunfN. Nd
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06
LOST CABIN MINE
 BOBS UP SERENELY Y

glad that the Lost Cabin mine has been this fall We had feared that hoary decrep and motheaten with might not put in this forever, but b. the chinook wind ces blows old Lost Cabin, fresher, sweater, dearer than without of rheumatcs tnge of
 In Cabin has wandered wide stretches of this benghed rich with speculation and repee with hopes After they drove from Montana seemed swallowed painless obscury until Casey Moran found 1t in side the Arctic circle the where he discovered Noas Ark, that classic craft to dear.
 This time Lost Cabin from the Kuskokwim there in Sawtoohs in the golden bosom of coered nook ne of laughing brook has moced the sylvan sences Not till the rude foot of John past eyes looked that lonely pono that that day when bearded and unkemp but with the light of triumph n their shoudered faces the land of Chi dren and of flowers
 startled Hansen his along that The cabin desoate alone rough door swinging dsmay enebed hinge the the silent out of the enantess abode in irreverent mockery and thoughtless dissertation
 Solemny and stiffness all about An ancient sack the glory Psbuy Best waved sadly startled squeak. Hansen jumped at least foot
 Cautiously and with feeling of he stepped inside. An polished hambone, bunk with few dead bough there old wooden Levi Strauss dress suits of the decoette pattern affected 1893 They slightly
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06

bowlegged though they might have been inhabited past by Wybeg. Underneath the bunk black which large coos geamed evidently less disregard and the hurry of departure
 John breath and stepped outside again. The suce box stood in ruins in the creek bed Axhewn slabs had fallen decay pile of ngs spoke of the industry years boudes bumped along the rude sluiceway and foamng waters gurgled in the rifles.
 An then this the famous Lost Cabin mine of ancient lineage the every prospeco hopes the final goal every Look blunt old pick leaning against that half buried that broken shovel and that battered sopan that doubtless held the wealth of Midas it's rused
 
 In feversh haste he dug the gravel with his hands while his geamed brainsorm through his cupalo Swiftly heapng pan the waters edge where he swred like bent upon the life and death Yes, there was shining him. laughing were his deirium
 swift that had witnessed his vsaon John disappeared into the dim of the forest his locked in his heart his mind seeng with the schemes of the wealth his
 story this John already back there stalking the ground his gubstake safely housed that sesamo cabin Even the members of the with whom he had travelled that country have learned of the mysterious find He into the city soournod three evidently belief that his having the dim years could be counted upon hidden from prying eyes for few weeks
 needed grub and just before leaving divuged the to Jack Baird he of the Budweise fame Ere the dowsy night gently by glad eyed his solitary way provisions his sled his head held high with hope and dreams of future greatness
 that tiny hollow nesting there in the distant hills will ring with the industry and mercenary strife Once the time bouders will bumb along the roaring ume while the the song of wealth. for not the Lost Cabin mine ?welI maybe it is not.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06
ABOUT 200 CABINS
 AT GEORGETOWN

The building Of winter habita- tions at Georgetown has apparently been going OH at a rapid rate for tue last two months, for it is now estimated that there are over 100 cabins i'll that town already con- structed and more i'll process of erection.
 Besides the numerous dwelling houses that have been reported from time to time, it is said the Kuskokwim Commercial Go. is starting a big warehouse and store building just below the Fredrick $ roadhouse where they have been gwen 200 feet of the Fredrick' $ Trading Post.
 The Nelson Bros. are putting up a big roadhouse and bunkhouse i'll the city, the place being a two- story affair and about 25x5o i'll di- mensions. This place will soon be open for the accommodation of the public
 Fredlicks, who was compelled to close his roadhouse on account of grub shortage, is now running full blast again. They have excellent sites for a hospital, a schoolhouse and a courthouse, and from all in dications they will soon need them
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06

as leader tor his own team now at the mouth of Shagluk slough, having heard of the loss of his leader down there this summer. He goes OH foot, figuring the dis tance at about TO miles and not extra good going at this season.
 He will return as soon as the trail allows, and will then prepare for his journey Outside, going either by way of Seward or Fair banks In the meantime, he leaves Mir. Terry ill charge of the business at Flat City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06
II WAS A SIGN
 OF THE TIMES

Although social triumph and a general victory of joy over dull care, the Hard Times dance at Ansley's hall last Saturday night cannot be said to have lived up 10 its cognomen, since hard times were nowhere in evidence. People were too we'll dressed and too pros porous looking to offer anything but the remotest suggestion ot hard times, in fact, they appeared to be treading lightly on the advance waves of we'll being and content ment.
 Berggreen and Drake again fur nished the melodious bushwah that sooths llfe's irritations and elevates the spirit. There was merry throng and the evening became brilliantly unique through several incidents not down on the regular
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06
MAY BRING BACK
 SOME MORE HOG

Tom McMahon, now generally known as the Pork King of Flat City left last week for Holy Cross, intending to pick up his winter trail outfit consisting of dog team, sled, etc., and incidently he con- siders it very likely that he vii! bring back considerable supply of food stufs from the store that was caught at Holy Cross by the late season.
 He takes dog with him to act
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06
REM K " BIER
The prices you are paying now
 WHY

Take a chance next season
 WHEN You can order your goods from us now and get guaranteed delivery prices OF first direct boats from St. Michael. We require no money till goods arrive here, just simply a guarantee of acceptance We leave for the coast after Jan. 15, SC "Get the Habit"
 BARRETT GC LEVIN.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06

Full line optical goods at Simpsons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-06

Bai rd sells Book clgars.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Serious Accident Near Sunnydale.

John Daffron, wife and two chill
dren, who live near Sunnydai5 were
all wounded pretty badly Tuesday af-
ternoon, when dynamite cap, with
wire attached, exploded in Mr.. Daf-
irons hand, tearing one finger off
of Mr.. Daffron's hand and serious
ly mangling five other fingers and his
thudmbs. 1t seems that the wire had
been around the house for several
weeks, annd it is thoubht to b. some
of the. property which the railroad
company had overlooked and failed
to carry away with them. Daffron
had no idea that the wire was danger
Gus, and was in the house with his
family and filing on 1t, when it ex-
ploded. Particles of the file hit his
wife in the face and made some Very
bad wounds. Other pieces hit the
two small children, but thsy were
not injured as badly as thc.r mcah-
6r.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
HERBERT.

Dec. Blowing to the bad Weather
the protracted meeting at this place
was postponed.
Miss Sallie Ford, OF OMensboro
has returnud home. She was accom-
panied by Miss Dora Holm.
Mr.. Chas. Gist is building prepa-
ratory to moving here.
Miss Mary Chambers is visiting at
Blackford
Mr.. Henry Mnligan and family spent
Sunday at Robt. Millers.
Mrs. Vitula Kosure, has returned to
Owensboro after visit to Mrs. En-
ma Miller
The young set had pound party
at Mr.. VIM. T. Crows Saturday night. ,
Misses Sa4lie Ford and Mattle Bar
nett We're the guest of Miss Myrtls
Burdett, Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Floyd is at the bed-
side of her mother, Mrs, Elizabeth
Douthett of Sythia. who fell and
broke her hip. ss-,4f
Mr. and Mrs. Billie House and Mr..
Bud Lyons OF Lyonia spent Saturday
night at John Swopes.
Mrs. Ann Haynes has the grip.
A fine school is being taught here
by Miss May Rogers. over eighty pu-
pills being enrolled
! Mr.. c. w. Phillips was partially
paralyzed several months ago is great
ly improved.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
MEAT PRICES sure To
RISE, RANCHMAN SAYS
Ranges Have Been Cut Up, He
Argues, with Result That Cat
tie Output is Very Low.

Omaha, Neb., DEC. 15.-"No NOR,
low-pric5d beef" This is the sta D
ment maGa by A. j. BlackstOre OF
Cody Wyo., a member of the eXecu-
tive committee OF the Wyoming Stock
Growers association, who is hsre fer
a few days. Continuing he said: Dur
ing the last two years Wyoming and
South Dakota, which constituted th
range of the country, have be5n cut
up, and the land It'll ID upon by
farmers. This has drlvsn tn ca Il =
msn out of business. Besid 5, last
summer our range was almost TO-
tally destroyed by drought. The re-
suit has been that ths market has
been flooded with range beef cat.le,
and consequently prices dropp ID 20 a
low level They reached the bottom
and now have turned.
Before spring prices on beef will
be highest ever known. They will &c
up. and this time thay will stay there
simply because the cattle are net in
the country. Prices have not bean
manipulated. Beef is like any other
commodity, the price being regulated
by the supply and demand. The coun
try is short of beef, and high prices
must result
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
shot While GOING
To see PATIENT.
DR.. Duff Gets Bird Shot in His
Lip Wednesday Afternoon
Near Sunnydale.

Another accid ant from a bird hun
ter cam near resulting quite seri-
ously Wedn' day afternoon, when Dr..
j. A.Duff, OF Dundss, was shot while
on his way to see a patient, who on
the day b,fore was Eaarly killed by
a dynamite explosion.
DR.. Duff was near Marvins Chapel
at Sunnydale when the accidont oc-
cured. He saw the hunter ard tried
to aaract his attention and tell
him 10 be car aful wherA he was shoot
ing. The huntar, Est.l Burton, had
fir ID one shct already and before
h. saw the doctor h fired another,
and the shot raiE5d all around DR..
Duff, who was riding his horsa. One
shot took effect in III lower lip,
and others would have painfully
hurt him had not he worn a Very
heavy cvercoat. DR.. Duff went on
to SIC his patient, and hurried 70
Sunnyda,e ard caught the passing er
train to this city, where the shot
was extracted by Dr. f. W. Ford annd
Dr.. S. j. Wedding.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Cow Killed By Hunters.

One day last week a valuable COW
was killed fer Mrs, Americus Sander
fur, widow who lives enar Prentis
by quail hunters. Mrs. Sand srfur had
just paid $35 for the COW and being
in moderate circumstance it is quits
a heavy loss After the COW was shot
1t fingered several days before it
died. 1t is report ID that Mrs. Sander
fur also lost some hogs in the same
manner The PARTIES who did the
shooting are unknown but If they
have spark Of manhood in them
they will replace this loss with dam
ages. 1t is no wonder that the far
mers are becoming more and more
opposed TO hunters visiting thS.r lands
during the quail season. The Won
der is that any of them permat 1t
at all.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
HOGS JUMP 80 CENTS
and WILL GO Higher.
Chicago Packers Buy Frantically
But Demand is Not Supplied;
Receipts Very Low.

Chicago Dec. 15.-The price of hogs
at the stock yards has jumped al
most out of sight and it is declared that
pork will go to a figure never before
known in Chicago. The marAst cpen-
ed up Saturday 80 cents higher
than it CLOSED Friday and the big pack
ers bought frantically. It Is said
that the packers and buyers have just
awakened to the fact that the coun-
try is not full of hogs, as has be N
confidently supposed but that there
is nowhere near the supply that
there should be.
Armour and Swift were the hsavy
buyers and they did not ssam to
care how much they had to pay for
hogs just so as they got hold Ct
enough of them to keep the killing oe-
partments busy. Most of than bought
in the cars and rushed thu animals
to the killing pans as fast as possi-
bic. In the last week the total re-
ceipts of hogs at the five big hog
centers, Chicago, Kansas City. st.
Louis, Omaha and st. Joseph, Mo-,
have tctaled just $4,000. The normal
supply should be in the nlsighbonhood
of half million a week.
The packer say that If the farmers
have hogs they ara holding them
back from the market and that iIhe
supply will not start to moving in
normal manner until after hhe holi-
days. In the meantime butchers arc
predicting that pork will be as ex-
pensive as stsak unless something hal
pens to lower the high prices.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
STATE UNIVERSITY
WANTS MR.. RHOADS
Makes Offer of Chair to
OwenSboro Educator
Has Already Received Offer From
State Department May
Leave 0wensboro.

Lexington. Ky, Dc. i3.-SupJrin-
oni srt MICH yrry RholCs, CT 1hs Ow-
sngs0ro public schools, WHO AcAntly
wa, Appointed % look at = IN. high
school work in X a.ucky for ths
G. G,uAr1l Education beard, has besn
offered a chair in th Stat Uniy1rsi-
ty OF Kentucky by III. General Edu-
cation board, and at the meeting Of
the trust t.rs OF the STATE university
which convenes Tuesday it is almost
csrtain that tht directors will vote in
favor OF the establishment of thu
chair and that it will BE- Offered 20
Superintendent Rhoads.
The offer Cf the General Education
board. subject to the action of ths
directors of State university, was
made some time ago, and it is under
stood that il has be N hsartilw1wwwwy
stood that +, has b.en h artily ap-
proved by President Emeritus James
x. Patterson and by Pr .sidsnt-elsct
Hsnry S. Barker
However, Prof. Rhoads has not
indicated that he will acc .pt III, po-
sition, aud il is rtain that hsIill
not do so urul the directors of tn
university take definite action in tn .
matter
The name which will be attached
to the new chair, if it is or sated has
not been made known, but thu posi-
t.on will b. for the remainder OF tho
iif. Of die occupant ard viii carry
with it much sponsibility as. Well
as liberal enumeration.
Prof RhOads is one of thu most
capable educators in Kentucky and
is widely known as such. In addition
20 his duti,s in the schools Of Lhs
safe he is a prominent member OF
the knight Of Pythias and is a dir sc-
tor of the PytElan homv in this city
If he accepts an offer to talle tha
char which probably will b. or ated
az the Stat univ, rsity, II will still
bo able to d vote considerable of his
time to his pres INT work under the
General Education Board.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
West Kentucky Seminary Notes.

The pupils of the high school de-
partment are now very busy prspar-
ing for the examinations which will
be held next week.
The ones who will take part in the
play which is to be Civ n Dec % are
getting along nicely with their parts
We think that it will be quite
good. An invitation is extended to
all to be pres snt.
The pupils of Miss Keown and,
Mrs. Shu.tz will give a play Thurs
day evening Dec. 22nd.----
Next Wedn esday afternoon a recital
will be givenn by the music pupils.
Rev. Wright conducgtd chapel ox-
erclses Monday Morning. He is al
ways a welcome visitor and W. hope
he will come again soon.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Christmas Bazaar Closes.

The sixth annual bazaar held by
the ladies of the Methodist church
closed Wednesday night with great
success. Realizing frcm their sales
and lunches and candy pulling $4,000
The ladies deserve great credit for
orking together with so much Z,al
and willingness in the interest of the
new Methodist church. Having rails
ed over $4,000 since thsir organiza-
tion. Each year they renew their Of
forts In the good work, and they
have great hope that some plan be
made TO begin the new church in the
spring and that every member OF
the church will do all they can for
this cause. - :
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Hartford College Notes.

Rev. Bruner ccnducted devotional
ex xercises last Monday a. m. His sub
Jet was "The Universal Law" Bro.
Burners talks are always full &C CHI T.
and coed will and helpful alikn to
teachers ard pupils. W. gr ally
appr cia.e his int II st shown US.
Talmag and Oh ster Davil and Eth |
Davis. of Beda, enroll d Monday.
Miss Llk1n pupils will N 'uta'n
next Wedn ssday morning D, ,camber
2l. The teach me-ting held each
2l.
Ths Teachers VI citing hid zach
"Wednesday was conducted this wa.k
by Miss Stevens.
Irtra Hoh .imar of OwansbCrO. enter
ID ths Primary Departments Wedl>ss-
day.
Miss Mosel ay's room grades 1,
and .. antertainad "Wednesday a. m.
Dec : with a splendid program con-
sisting of recitations. songs. Japaneese
drill and othsr pleasing numbers
Owing to the inclem .ncy of the wealth
cr. only a few patrcnns were present.
Miss Sarah X own, Of The Senior
class, is quite i'll. tho now improy-
ing.
Mr.. Devcrt Mcssley substituted in
Prof. Smiths abs ,.ca F..3ay a..
noon.
---.-....-H .---- =
On Friday evening De. %, the
Adalphian annd Hyphathian Literary
Society will have an opan ss!On IN
the College Hall. to which the public
is cordially invited. Tha work prHs-
'nted will be along uhe lin OF work OF
tn. two soc.d sties have bs2n vnSas-
I'd in during th4 school I rm.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Killed at Cromwell.

A deplorable accident occurred about
two miles from Cromwell early Tues
day afternoon when by an accidental
discharge of gun he was carrying.
Mr.. Gus Gilsrap. son of Mr.. Willis
Gilsrap, was Instantly killed. Young
Gilstrap was hunting with Mr.. Clar-
ence James and they had found rab-
bit under a pile of brush. Gils.rap
used his gu to stir the rabbit ard
and in this manner the gun was dis
charged, the shot taking affect right
under the chin.
Mr.. Gllstrap was about twenty years
OF age and a prominent Maccabee. and
known to many of that order in
Hartford. A brother in Oklahoma,
father and mother survive tho young
man. The funeral and burial tcok
place at Cromwell Thursday.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
FORDSVILLE.

Dec. 14.-NIrs. Ed Quis 3Etarry and
daus hters, Mary, Emma and AdAlia,
CT Hunt-r, Ark, ar. G...Jirg RIA
tlves and fri ends at this place.
Mr.. J. L. Wada and family ar NOV
ing to Spring Grove Ky, this watt
We are sorry 10 So them go.
The skating season is on and the
yourg people arr having tn; ioll'es,
time ever, The injur I'd so far, are
Miss Agnes Lynn and Edwin Orr duck
ing Mr.. Russall Cooper had a fall
that cut cash across his temple that
had to be dress d by physiciarss.
Mrs. Julia Wedding has bs1n spend
ing a few days with har daughter Mrs.
Clarence Keown.
Mr. Morris Wilson has resignsd
as cashier of the Fordsvills Banking
compan aynd will move 10 Louisville
the first of the year. VIII 3re ha
has accepted a position as bookke5pei'
of the Kentucky jeans Co. Mr.. A. j..
Wilson Murray Ky, has bsan elect
ed to his plac. hare.
Miss Kath crime Thompson, has been
elected organist at the First Bap-
tist Church, Owensboro ard max )
a trip each week aving Friday af-
ternoon, returning Monday morning.
The F. f. w. Society will sntar-
tain at College Hall Friday evening
December %.
The Woman's Missionary Union OF
the Baptist church INST at Mrs. John
Smiths Monday afternoon.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Big Hats and the Gospel.

"The Ministerial Association of
Johnson City, Tenn, mot on Wednes-
day and issued an address to the
women of that city, appealing to
them to remove their hats at Sun
day evening church services. Every
minister but one in the town signed
the address which states that the
clerical objection is net because The
hats are not lovely, but because it
is felt that removal of them will
allow the Gospel to have full poer
r.'-Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Not Guilty Says Jury.

Eddyville, KY, Dec. l3,-"Nct gull
ty" was tn. verdict Of ths jury in
the prosecution against Alonzo Gray
Jim Bozarth, Bert rerkmur and
Bryan Hawkins on tn charge OF be-
ing accessories in the murder Of
Axiom Cooper.
The cases of Roy Merrick, Frank
Murphy, Spunk Gre -kmur and ViolaSs
Mitchell, charged with the murdar of
Axiom Cooper, are set for trial We'd
nesday. A jury will b. summon ID
from McCracken county.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
TFORD OHIO COUNTY, KY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1910
Turkey and Korea. to say nothing of

Turkey and Korea. TO say nothing of
European Countries.
Senator LaFollette is by odds the
"independantest" Senator i'm the Uni
ted States. Most Senators, when in
vited to the White House for consulta-
tion accept the honor as command.
Not so, Senator Toilette. He wrote
the resident little note saying in
substance, 81 will, If consistent with
my sense of duty, approve your ap-
pointm ants to the Supreme Bench,
but bsware that your appolntnJs have
clean records or I'll Oppose thsir con-
firmation by the Senate"
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16

Fair G. Co.. Dry Goods and Clothing.
E. ]. Tilford, Restaurant and Con-
fectionariss, Beaver Dam, Ky.
Rossnblatt's Dry Goods and Cloth
ing.
Barnard & Co., Dry Goods and Cloth
ing.
Hartford Drug Co., Toilet Articles
and Drugs.
Chic County Drug Co., Drugs and
Sumdries.
New York stare, Dry Goods and
Clothing.
James H. Williams, Drugs and Sun
dries.
f. p. Barnes Bros, Beaver Dam, Ky
Dry Goods and Clothing.
The Hartford republican., 1910-12-16
Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of J. c. Wilson deceased
are notified to pfesert thom to me
properly proven by January 10Th. 1911,
or they Will be forever barred. any
person owing said estate will please
ssttle at orce This Dec. 10, 1910
22t4 E. P. BARNARD. Admr.