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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-03
INVESTMENTS
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OIL. OIL. OIL.

OIL. OIL. OIL.
GEO. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
OIL STOCKS, INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, MINING
STOCKS. ESTABLISHED 1875. REFERENCE
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC: have permits
sion from SO of my clients and friends to use
their names as reference to substantfate the
following:
FROM FEBRUARY IL, 1910, to APRIL 1,
1e10' l sold to the above 80 people 100000
shares of OIL STOCK for 25c per share which
Is now worth 81 per share / will be pleased
to give you the names of these clients who
that You may see and talk with them regard
ing my reliability aud judgment
The reason | make this statement IS be-
cause am promoting another oil proposition
that | consider just good as the one l pro-
noted in FEBRUARY and MARCH and THAT
is A NElGHBOR OF THE SAME.
There will be none of this stock for sale
for longer than 10 days. 1 shall take what
stock there is left unsold after August
of money the first time you deal with me I
know that you will deal with me the year
around.
1 WANT YOUR BUSINESs-all of it. if I
can get it. VERY TRULY YOURS.
GEORGE A. HERRICK.
OIL. OIL. OIL.
OIL STOCKS, INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS handle only Good Stocks
that will stand investigation.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: have made
thousands of dollars for my friends and clients
in the past few months. Call today and let
me show you what l have in the investment
line. have block of oil stock that | can
guarantee will DOUBLE, TRIPLE or QUAD
RUPLE in the next 80 days, and 1 will back
this stock up with q guarantee.
Y
/ ALSO have several small blocks of divi-
dend paying stock that genuine bargains,
being sold account of death family
troubles, and other causes. / think 1t will pay
you to investigate some of these.
GEO A. HERRICK. 1905 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED
SO YEARS. REFERENCE. THE WESTERN
NATIONAL BANK.
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SOL GETz & SONS. REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
Room 32s, Chronicle Bldg
Do you want to hetter your conditionf
Do you want to secure home with little money
Buying lots in new graded blocks will do It,
$1,000 to $1,soo fronting Fl St, park and cars.
Gath to 4Tth avs.
$3.50 to $1,000. 1 to X ST.; all graded; fine view
$3.50 to si,25O any part in oceanside dist;
terms.
$3.50 to s1,e5o. choicest Richmond dist. lots;
easy terms.
$500 to $3.50. Excelsior homestead; Ocean
view; Lakeview lots; s5 monthly.
81 600 to 81. 900, modern cottage; good Ioca-
tions; easy payments, like rent
0ceanside branch office cor. Fl St and 47th av.
Sunset branch office cor. II st. and 9th av
Both open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS.
Room 32S. Chronicle bldg.
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SALOON BUSINESS.

RIGHT IN THE CENTER. Finely equipped
with modern fixtures and thoroughly stocked !
Location could not be exceed The price has
been cut to 81, ,500-HALF THE VALUEi This
little place Is "topnotcher." Now, here's the
stand--if you are businessman you do the
rest!! VIII take 81 800 cash, balance in either
improved unimproved property This place
has a great future! Come and see this quick.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-03

CANDY AND ICE CHEAM.
Doing So 900 month. The best outside stor'
in California Clears $3.50 to 1,5Oo pc
month. It's an INVESTMENT SELDOM
EQUALED at $4,000!
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ICE To THE PHRII

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The undersigned begs to inform the public that
he has purchased A. Rossi's saloon situated
at 7O0-702 FiSbert St; free from all dehits and
credits Whoever has any bill for collection
please present same 5 days from date Of this
publication at C. RODENTS real estate office,
241 Montgomery ST. AIADINO SINH.
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WE ARE THE LEADERS.
TO INVESTORS OF CAPITAL.
HERE'S THE MONEY,
CREAMERY BUSINESS.

NOBODY has BETTER. Right in the cen
ter of Oakland. splendid new building, very
terror Big lot plenty of room for horses,
wagons ano general equipment in the rear Lease
for 10 years This establishment is outftted
with the latest devices in boilers engines re-
frigerator, separators steam pump, bottling out
fit, ETC., etc. There are good horses, wagons.
harness and paraphernalia too numerous to men
ton. 1t cost 50, 600 to equip this business. The
present owner will sacrifice it for $4,000. Re-
member, NOBODY has a BETTER.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
society reports the following admissions into
the orphanage OF wh>le and half orphans from
December 81. 1909. TO July 1. 1910, viz: Ethel
kirschner, years months; Julius Panish.
years months; Anna Panish, 4 years o
months; Harry Kahn. s years s months; Jo-
seph Kahn, years months; Sophie Epstein,
years II months; Henrietta Howard 3 years
months; Celia Harris IL years; Hattie Har-
ris, years months; Sidney Gross, years Z
months; Milton Gross, u years months; Har-
ry Rubino, years 10 months: William Rubino.
years 1 month; Myrtle Sears, 10 years 3
months, and Elva Sears, Is years
San Francisco, Aug. 1, 1910
NOTICE is hereby given that francesca Cont
has bought the interest of Lauro Amello in the
New Trentino hotel at so HfnckIey alley and 551
Vallejo St, in the city and county Of San Fran
cisco, California, and that said Francesca Cont
mas assumed TO pay all liabilities OF said hotel.
LAURO AMEI.LO.
FRANCISCO CONTI-
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RIfsINEsS,

CLASS A Pays 4s per cent on capitalize
tion. Buyer gets 5000 month salary. Do yol
know anything better than this? 81, 500-casl
or property!
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND OATS-Depot
Quartermaster's Office. 1856 North Point Street,
[ osn raheiseo, Sa.., Ausust l, lslV.Isesisa pro
win be received here until IL q. M, Pacific
Time, September 1. 1910, and then opened, for
furnishing and delivering at San Francisco, CAL.
or other prominent railroad points 10000 tons
hay and 10000 tons oats, for shipment to Philip
pine Islands. Information aud blank proposals
furnished application. United States reserves
right to accept reject any or all proposals or
any parts thereof. Envelopes containing propos-
ais TO be endorsed. Proposals for Forage, Ne.
$780, and addressed II. P. YOUNG. Depot Quar-
termaster
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GROCERY BUSINESS

ttltOt7I4hi bISI4NI1.oo.
READ THIS CAREFULLY! We have for sale
the VERY BEST grocery business at the price
that be found In Oakland San Francisco.
Stocked to the ceiling with clean, up to date
goods. Known for blocks around the BUSY
STOREl Average sales $65 per day, 500 on
Saturday. Rent, with living rooms, ONLY $35.
The price is $2,T50, and it's worth $4,000. If
you want BUSINESS, see this.
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MEDICAL
DOCTOR DALE,

A DOCTOR DALE,
81 Third ST., Market.
RELIABLE Specialist for Women.
LADIES' when worried about your condition
and need the services of a SPECIALIST con
suit one who is ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL and
GUARANTEES IMMEDIATE RELIEF in all
female troubles If others failed come to me
in privacy and be restored to freedom from
and worry. TRAVELLERS treated and
can leave the same day. FEES REASON
ABLE. ACCOMMODATIONS when desired
Hours 10 a. m. to p. m. Sundays 10 to q
ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS. 9Ss Market
st. bet. 9Th and 9Th. world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known 20 medical science most obsti
nate cases treated; all female complaints and
Irregularities treated; have hesitancy II in
need Of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. BY consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free. 10 a. N.
to o. M. and to p. M; Sundays ii
a.. N. to D. m.
DR.. of Obstetrics, Mary Adam; reliable special
ist; all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement: adoption; b., l-5 D. M
3oo4 Fruitvale av.. Oakland: tei. Merritt 1898.
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GEO. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
OIL STOCKS, INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, MINING
STOCKS. ESTABLISHED 1870. REFERENCE
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
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DENTISTS

DENTISTS
ARTIFICIAL teethII will return August 10,
1910. DR. c. e. WILSON, 323 Geary ST.
DIR. IRA c. LEEK-AH kinds of dental work
515 Fillmore St near Oak.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS F. HAYMAN
Suite 202. First National Bank bldg.
Montgomery and Post. Kearny 1I0S.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-contlnued

BUSINESS CHANCES-Continue
WENTWORTH s. CO
1903 GROVE ST., AT SAN PABLO,
OAKLAND, CAL
PHONES A42l6 OAKLAND 1883.
WE ARE THE LEADERS.
TO INVESTORS OF CAPITAL.
HERE'S THE MONEY.
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OPEN YOUR EYES.

fhis is a bargain-see the possibilities IN this
lot. Property adjoining sells at $50 per foot:
VIII sell this lot. il taken quickly. for SIl per
foot; size 50x125; opposite city parks. bordering
Lake Merritt: lot located in north side OF Grand
av- near Perkins ST. See at L. NJ. G..
room 2O6. Oakland Bank Of Savings bldg
ROOM house. 10 remove. for sale cheap. Box
1880. Call office. Oakland.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC: I have permis-
sion from SO of my clients and friends to use
their names as reference to substantfate the
following:
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JAPANESE TAILoRs

5. lNoUHE, merchant tailor; all kinds of aitera-
tfons; workmanship guaranteed. l547 Laguna.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EMPIRE LAND co. OF NAPA.
II your life is worth WHILE live In Napa.
For sale-7 acre poultry farm, 81 4oOs
"A acres; In vineyard, fruit and berries.
alrslfa; complete irrigation system; $4,000;
terms
.. acress no buildings; $3.50.
Is = acres; 41z in young vineyard and trees;
spang, engine and pump; barn, horses. COW;
room house; s.. 400.
Two 10 acre tracts; finest for alfalfa; $50
per acre; = cash
g acres; IL in prunss; well, spring. barn;
room house; span OF horses COW. wagons,
implements; S3.2Usi: $2,060 cash.
i5i2 acres: - full bearing vineyard:
young orchard; complete poultry plant; barn,
Wei tank, windmiI room house. furniture,
implements. wagons; s., 800. 81 900 cash.
10 acres; all in peaches. cherries. prunes:
powerful spring. barn: pa H. r. gas engine
and pump: room house; it's good one;
SS-l5o: $3.50 cash.
II acres finest valley land; all in prunes;
$500; y cash. All Of the above are within
4 miles of Napa
$50 acres; house. barn, fine springs; 500;
$3.50 cash.
100 acres; in vineyard. family orchard:
Tor hay: barn, house. cabin. etc: good
springs l horse. cows, wagon. implements;
And many others; Napa county has no
equal invest in Napa county and you are
saved; . per cent guaranteed
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

$500 down. $50 monthly. buys an elegant
bungalow in first class condition: ? blocks
from Key Route or S. p. 80 minutes to 5. F.;
price 50, $50; a. bargain Buy direct from
owner. 1913 WoOlsey. Berkeley
FOR sale-Bargain; new + room cottage with
bath; near lines: Telegraph at Ashby:
81 $50: $500 cash 222I Howe St Rerkalex
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GUSHERS-S.o0O barrel we'll just
brought in property adjoining company
whose stock we offer atsy2O cents. monthly
payments or cash; 1 wei now producing from
top sand; big well 1000 feet deep, drill
Ing into gusher sands; write today for full
particulars.
FRED W. GREGORY & co., Inc,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
ROMANTIC COURTSHIP
ENDS In MARRIAGE.
Kentucky Girl WEEDS Rich Idaho
Ranchmrn in Trigg
County.

Hopkinsville, yK., Oct. ga ro-
mantle courtship, starting from a
girl answering a matrimonial adver-
tisement in a newspaper, eliminated
last night in the marriage, at Roar
ing Springs, ia Trigg county. of Miss
Mamie Hester, of that place, to
Mr.. Ernest Watts, a wealthy young
ranchman. of Idaho.
Mr.. Watts advertised some months
ago for a young woman correspondent
object matrimony, ard Miss Hester
answered. 1t is said that Mr.. Watts
people are all Mormons, except him
self, and that it was his desire to Sc
cure a wife free from such belief
that prompted him to insert the ad-
vertisement.
Last week he went to Chicago to
sell some sheep and decidedwhilee
this near to visit his fair correspond
ent. He arrived at the Hester home
last Saturday and was so well pleas
ed with the young woman that he
at once began a vigorous courtahip
and finally overcame all objections
and the wedding followed. The cere-
mony was pronounced in the presence
of only the immediat, family at the
home CT the brides sister, Mrs. Ell
bridge Scwell. The Rev. Samuel
Sumner, a local Baptist minister, Of
ficiated. The couple will reside in
Idaho, but will remain at Roaring
Springs until next week. The bride
is winsome and popular young wo-
man. % years of age. and daughter
of Barry Hester. prominent farm
er. The groom is owner of big
sheep ranch in idaho ard is said TO
be very wealthy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
New Drug Company.

Several prominent citizens and bu-
siness men of Hartford. have formed
a company and will take over the
drug stock and goods of the Y. Wayne
Griffin Bros drug store, recently sold
In bankruptcy proceedings and will
add a large amont of capital there
to in o;dor to make the most, COM
plete drug store which has ever been
run in Hartford CT Ohio County. Ar
ticle of incorporation will be fill ID in
few days, directors ard officers
elected and the business r5ady to
open under the new management ear
ly in next month. Mr.. John y. Tay-
10y who, was born and reared near
Cromwell, and for many ysais in
business at Cromwell, but who has
been in the drug business at Earring
ton for a number of years, will be-
come the business manager CT the
new concern. All of the gentlemen
connected with il are men of high
standing in business affairs and III.
new company will be a strong and
spelndid addition TO the town OF Hart
ford and surrounding country.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
CENTRAL CITY
HOTEL BURNS.
Sandusky House Goes Up In
Early Morning
Blaze.

Central City. Ky, Oct. 21-The
Sandusky Hotel, the leading hostelry
hero and one of the bsst known hotel
in this part of the State. was de-
stroyed by. fire early <this morning,
causing q -ioes of $4,000. with insur-
ance of $4,000. All of the guests es-
capped with their belongings, and only
one person, Miss Annie Lancaster
who had bad fall in escaping from
the flames was injured.
The fire started in the dining-room
of the hotel and Is supposed to have
ben due to the electric light wiring.
The alarm was turned in promptly,
but the flames gained such rapid head
way that the firemen. assisted BY the
peopl of tshe twon were unable to
save the building. and turned their
attention to preventing the destruction
of the surrounding property.
For a time the Illinois Central
station and "a big planning mill across
the street from the hotel were In
danger but they were finally saved.
Plate glass windows in number OF
nearby buildings were cracked by the
intense heat
This was the fourth hotel that has
been burned on the site. and the
present owners of the property who
purchased 1T from, the Sandusky es-
tate, will rebuild at once, putting up
a brick building.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28

neghborhood, chapernoed by Miss Bet
tie Myers spent the day nutting near
Olaton, KY. Those composing the
party were: Misses Jessie Raley,
Rockport KY, Myrtle Brownd, Bes-
sic Raley. Dora Taught Bessie X.
and Ruby Acton, Mamie stogner.
Messrs. Walter Myers and Dick
Brownd. The forenoon was delight
fully spent in nutting. hunting and
fishing. At noon tempting lin
cheon of many choice edibles was
daintily served by the young ladies',
after which the party dispersed in
different directions all light hearted
and gay, each bent on securing the
choicest of natures bountiful store.
Nuts of all descriptions presented
themselves to the delighted boys and
girls and a day long to be remembered
by all present was spent among the
hills. But all too soon came the hour
for turning our happy faces homeward
and just as the sun was sinking be-
hind the western hills the merry part
drove to their homes and the air
was filled with joyous songs sung
by them as with mingled sorrow and
JOY they left behind day filled
with pleasant memories that will not
soon be effaced from our mind.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
Big v. 0. v.
INITIATION
Greatest of Kind Ever Pull
ed Off In Ky.
Over Six Thousand Candidates
Brought to Louisville
Last Sunday.

Tho 5000 candidates joint initiation
hold in Louisville Sunday with seven
stat participating. Kentucky, Ten
mes >, Illinois indiana, Virginia, Ohio
and Missouri, goes down in history
as being one of the greatest events
yer held at any place, at any time,
in fraternal circles. The many thous-
ands of visiting Woodmen began to
arrive in Louisville Saturday and
Saturday night and extra trains Were
run into the Kentucky metropolis on
all roads. About 800 people went up
from Owensboro, the excursion train
leaving there shortly before 4 O'Clock
The larger part of the crowd from
Greensboro returned on the extra
train. which arrived there about
O'Clock this morning but many re-
turned ON the Sunday night trains.
The many visitors, which ware en-
tertained by the Louisville lodges
met at the Se,lbach at | O'Clock and
in a procession at least three miles
long, with four abreast. marched
through a prominent part of the city
to the jefferson county armory, whers
at 2 O'Clock the work was opened.
There were five bands in the march.
The initiatory work was put on by
the crack class team of Columbus.
Ohio, which is rated as being one Of
the best drilled teams in the country.
All degrees, Protection. Morning Noon
and Night were CONFERRED.
The speakers. Gov. Wilson Of
Frankfort, ex-Vice President Fair
banks OF indianapolis. Norris b. Shep-
herd, Congressman of Texas, and
banker OF the Woodmen order, and
John Yates of Omaha, Neb.. sover-
eign clerk of the Woodmen of the
World. were introduced by Mayor
Head of Louisville.
The meeting adjourned at 6 O'Clock
for supper, and the session was again
opened at O'Clock adjourning at
midnight.
One of the most interesting features
of the occasions was the turning out
of the Boys of Woodcraft, a boys
auxiliary to the Woodmen of the
world. composed of boys between the
ages of II and is. Governor Wilson.
in making the opening address, stated
that this meeting was the largest fra
ternal gathering he had ever, witness
ed in Kentucky.
J. C Root of Omaha, sovereign
commander of the Woodmen of the
World, who was to have addressed the
meeting. was detained at Omaha on
account of sickness in his family.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
Another Correction.

Beaver Dam, KY, Oct, 20. 1910.
Editor Republican, have motto
ed several articles in the Hartford
papers relative to the old soldiers
reunion held there on July 4th, and
am free to say that the criticism on
Hartford and citizens Is not well
founded. The old soldiers do not be-
lieve that any intentional slight was
offered them and believe there Is
no general complaint concerning the
failure of the meeting, all attributing
1t to the rainy day. One article does
an injustice to some Beaver Dam citi-
zens in stating that the same par
ties had charge of the dinner prepa-
rations at Hartford as at Beaver Dam
last year. We understand that Mr..
Tilford had the contract at Hartford,
while at Beaver Dam Messrs Sam Stev
ems, Awtrey Arbuckle and George Ar
buckle were in charge of the dinner.
I wish to make this correction In
fairness to these genteme who gave
entire satisfaction here.
~ Respectfully.
h' LARKIN WILLIAMS,
- * 18th Kentucky INIT
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
DR.. Turner Dies Suddenly.

Bowling Green, Ky, Oct. 26.-Dr.
William Turner, postmaster, and one
of the most prominent citizens of
Bowling Green. died suddenly of
apoplexy this afternoon while attend
ing the Warren courty fair. He was
seemingly in the minutes OF his death
up to a few minutes of his death
he had been taking great interest in
the various exhibits of the fair.
He was a prominent Republican
politician and we'll known over the
State. He is survived by his wife
and one small son.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
NOTED GOEBEL
WITNESS SHOT.
Frank Cecil Meets Death il
Restaurant at East st.
Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Frank y.
Cecil the only man against whom
stands an indictment for alleged com
plicity in the Goebel' assassination,
ten years ago. was shot in the head
and side at East ST. Louis at 1880
o'clock this afternoon.
The shooting occurred at the cafe
of II. e. Leishmann, East ST. Louis
where he had dropped to sleep after
wakeful night in capturing Leigh
Rhodus, an alleged bandit.
Cecil, who is a special agent OF
the l.. & y. railroad assisted two
East Side detectives in the capture
of the candy bandit" Sunday night.
He went all night without sleep.
Shortly after O'Clock this after
noon he entered Leishmann's cafe to
dine and fell asleep. Attaches of the
cafe shook Cecil to awaken him, Ce-
ell jumped up and pulled his revolt
yer.
Louis Leishmann, brother of the
restaurantsur grabbed a pistol and
opened fire on Cecil. Ono bullet lodg-
ed in Cecils head, the other in his
side.
Ten years ago Cecil. who WIS a
Kentucky mountaineer, was Scrg SAINT
at Arms of the rump Kentucky Leg
islature session at London Ky.
After Goebsl was assassinated,
Cecil was among those indicted on a
charge of completely. He is the only
one against whom an indictment
now stands Il is said.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
New Editor for The Republican

Mr.. ]. .Ney Foster. of Hartford.
has purchased the interest OF Coun-
ty Attorney. c. E. Smith, In The Re-
publican printery and will assume
charge Of same November LIST. at
which time he Will become associate
editor of The Republican. Mr. 'Fos-
man and the readers Of the Republic
man and he rteaders Of the Republic
an will benefit by his becoming a
member Of the editorial staff. Since
his becoming candidate for the
nomination for County Attorney MIR.
Smith has not in any way controlled
the editorial policies of the paper.
having at that time resigned as ed
itor, but has retained his interest
in the plant. W Fl,
Messrs. Barnett & Smith, Of which
firm County Attorney. Smith Is
the junior membre will remove their
INV offices to rooms recently occd-
pisd BY Schroeter's photograph gall
lery within the next few days. Mr..
Smith will hereafter devote his en-
tire time and attention to the prac-
tice q law, and Mr. Barn.ett wall give
practically al his time 70 same.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
! Baptist Church.

Regular worship next Sunday. Sun
day school session at s:45 O'Clock
DIR. z. w. Ford. Superintendent
Morning worship at IL O'Clock.
Theme Of sermon, For What. and
For Whom to Pray" i8
Evening worship at z O'Clock.
Theme OF sermon, Father into Thy
hands commed my Spirit"
B. Y. p. u. meeting in the Baraca
room at 6 o'clock
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-28
House and Lot For Sale.

A new one and one-half story frame
building with five rooms and large
recptieon hall, built out of the best
selected material. Situated on Clay
and Fredrica streets. Hartford. Ky.
Lot 60x205 feet. Fine We'll of soft
water. All necessary out buildings.
Terms reasonable Apply to
BARNETT & SMITH,
Hartford, Ky.