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The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
SUEING JUDEE TWEEDY
 ON THREE CHARGES

Little Rock, May 1O.-T h e second in series of civil suits in the feud between Attorney o. NJ. Winn and Police Judge W. NJ. Tweedy, was filed Thursday by MT. Vim. He had already sued him aud his bondsmen for S3O.- .0O0 for alleged false imprison- ment. The second suit and a third is promised-is for $50, ,000 for alleged islander and libel.
 It is charged in the complaint that on May Is, 1911, the police judge spoke words and uttered sentences defamatory about and concerning the plaintiff He fur ther alleges that these state ments were false and malicious, made for the purpose of injuring plaintif, for the purpose of ridi- cule of plaintiff, for the purpose of bringing into disrepute his name, and as a further malicious purpose to scare and bluff clients who desired to employ plaintiff in his professionel capacity.
 Further, it is S'leged that de fendant has slandered, nagged, abused and resorted to malicious and corrupt methods in a man, ner crooked to injure plaintiff in the practice of his profession.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
SEVENTY THIRD ANNIVERSARY

On Friday, May 3, the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Green, on Kern Heights, was the scene of most delightful family gather ing, it being the seventy third anniversary of Mrs. Greens s birth. A most sumptuous six o'clock dinner was served. Those of the family in De Queen were present. Out of town guests were Mrs. c. l.. Green and Mrs. w. w. Milwee of Prescott, Ark. daughter and daughter in law of Mrs. Green.
 Mr. and Mrs. Green are both remarkably will preserved, be, ing able to read without tue aid of glasses, bid fair to celebrate their golden wedding which will occur four years hence De Queen Bee.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
rrvAOa'S NEW COURT
 HOUSE COMPLETED

The new court house of Nevada
 +,, is now completed and
 ,dr for occupancy. The archi- .sot 1neo Sanders, of Little pock, and the board of building missioners yesterday made tbpir final inspection of the build mo and accepted it from the con tractors, The Falls City Con struction Co.
 That the building is hand some and imposing structure can be seen at a glance. Every nortion of this building is sub stantial in exact accordance with tbo specifications. Mir. Sanders pypressed himself as being high .k nleas d with the work of the o1tractors and also stated that we had building that we could well be proud of.
 This building will cost in the neighborhood of S60, ,0Co, and in our opinion it is money well in- vested The building is nicely finished, furnished with durable and elegant fixtures end is abso- lutely fre-prOof.
 Too much praise cannot be be slowed upC1 our county judge, IA. NJ. Denman, and the superin tendent of the construction com pany, R. L. Rowland, for their -untiring zeal in the erection of the Nevada county court house.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

Rev H. w. Steen at the family residence at 3:30 o'clock, burial following immediately after wards in the DeAnn cemetery.
 The NEWS joins the many friends of the bereayed ones in extending it's deepest sympathy to them in their saddest hour
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

Rev. Horace Jewell of Hope, will be candidate for chaplain of the next house of representa- tives. He was chaplain of the house four years ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
Merit0I Pile Remedy

A new scientific pre paration for both internal and external use and absolutely without an equal fer the treatment of piles in any form. Ask us to show you this remedy and explain it's many advantages. -Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
Cotton Seed Wanted

Twill pay 30 cents per bushel for good sound cotton seed de. leyed in Prescott up to May 12. Duncan B. Brown, Phone 1SS and l51 Prescott Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

Two thousand people are en. gagged in picking strawberries in the fields around Judsonia.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
LAST CHANGE TO FILE
 l&R PETITIONS GONE
Estimated That Will Cost State $106, BOP to Publish Measures to be Referred 9s R quired by Enabling Act.

Little Rock, May 10.-When the office of the Secretary of State closed Thursday afternoon, the last chance for the filing of initiative petitions for t h $ year was passed and now comes four months of campaigning to secure the election of the various measures referred and initiated. It is estimated by the Secretary of State that it will cost about SlO6, BOP to publish these meas ures as required by the enabling act The general measures up on which the whole state will vote, with the nun ber of sigma lures on each and the approxi- mate cost per county for publi- cation, are as follows:
 dndfather clause and cotton mill tax exemption amendments, submitted by the legislature, S11150 per county.
 Turner Jacobson bin, referred by the people, about 10000 sig natures, $500 per county.
 State banking act, about II, eco names, S250 per county.
 Amendment to permit cities to vote bonds for intern9l improve ments, 15, ,593 names, about $50 per county.
 State wide prohibition bill, about 20,OCO signatures, about $50 per county.
 Amendment to restrict legisla- tive sessions to 60 days, about 14,0C0 signatures, about $50 per county
 Republican election law, l5, 1852 signatures, about Sl00 per county.
 For recall of officers, about l3,C00 names, about SlC0 per county. --laa
 For state uniformity of text books, about 13,C00 names S100 per county.
 There were only 219l names reported on the petition for equal suffrage, but it's advocates started late
 The general laws will cost about S1, Ar per county for pub lication, and Mr. Hodges amour ces that the publications vill start the last of May.
 In addition to the genersl laws there are about a dozen local measures, for which the state must also pay the publication fees. Some of them are yet in dispute Gs t) their legGlity under the X R, and this must be dc termined by the attorney gener- al and the C lrts.
 Among the local petitions re ceived Thursday was one from 163 citizens of Argenta, submit ting U the people of that munich pality the question to permit the playing of baseball and the oper- at ;on of theatres upon any day of the week within the corporate limits of the city of Argenta
 A petition from Sebastian county seeks to amend Act 132, of 1905, fixing the salaries of the county officers. This is one pc tition the attorney general will be requested to pass upon, as to whether it is in conflict with the general laws.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

'ou 'on deposit in small amounts (which bear nterest) in the Bank of Prescott.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

will in a few YEARS b-come MS psf
nect as 1t Is possible to make tih,m
with dirt. In the man time we ara
hooking hopefully 10 thu linn, whsn,
with National and S.aas aid, ME- can
macadamiz, the principal or',s. An
other chang, mace a. Lih, pr,semt
arm of court was In the Establishment
of the position Lr Rcnd and B-fdg,
COMMISSIONS. Thu wcGk o b, looked
AFTER by Ovs.sfrs unId-r ths dlrsc-
ton of each Magl.stra.s in his dis
trict This it is thought will rssul.
in maaeu.al saving to Nh, rounTy.
No more competing Of is " ar old
boys, or men to work in reads and nc
more read tax should n nder ahs pre,s-
snt county admins ralicn very
popular ONE with all lIhl. p Jopls.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
What the Fighting Man "Pro
duCeS."

The Prcs'd mt, in an ar'icl-e in IN:
January Cantury urging he ntf!ca-
ton of his W9rything iGlsa-
TIES, characterize 5 the Army and Ma
Wy as made up of mn who arl4 mon
produc us" and who add nothing to
lhe wealth of the nation"
That unio.tunats slat-mert, to an
ply 20 it the mildo5l- p0;elble Ierm,
is typical OF ths ineriiudts nf Mr..
Taft in dealing with facts VIII N rnc,
he mounted upon cre of hiss hobbies,
1t expolss MIR. Taft TO the gfpor. which
TIL Army and Navy journal promps-
ly though respectfully mahts, 10 ohe
effect that if soldiers and salons ara
H.. ''produc as nl..tir is MIR. Taft
himself, since III adds ro.htng 20
the na.i0n's material hialth.'
We are indaad smrpnsl.d 10 find Mr..
Taft rapsa.dng such u.me-w0Gn b,.
of can't and bending the au.hprity Of
his gr at office 10 favori.s. lals5hood
OF THE nlaudln p iace-a .-ang' -InIiCa adj
voca1e.
nh5re have b,sn tim s and lands
In which the professional fighting
man was not a ''mOdudsr'-w h1pie he
was merely the ARMED force that up
held the throne OF a d,srot. Blu. thu
United States OF Amadca is not such
land, nor has it evG such a time.
Such an ASSERTION as AIR. Taft's ig-
norances what is the first condition
of the production of w,aalth.
That is paace and order and the
relgn of law. No nation avar grew In
wealdh. and i'm the oomhouTt lit bu,ing,s,
without an adequate police 10 project
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
Farewell to Important Committee

Sad, sad, isn't it. tina. Lhe S mas
of iJhe Srat CDmcrIM a,rh of Kan-
lucky bu. dob T.minai that it will h neat
ter have no mons uie for n ccmmlliaa
on Rjlig.On and Morals" Dnls of Nh
cOnNmt11as tibet has adCgmsd thN jour.
nal of dhe Senate for long tlme.
Wlhet now win ,ihat dasiingu SIN ID
body do for scmie cre TO N M it's I'M M
bars just how much duon and l,nth 4
thers is i'm liquor lihty have ON
tap?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
NO ROAD TAX.

The Fiscal Count at It's rscm. SOS
sion dsc.d d that her af5r III. mad
an Ohio coury could b. worked with
out the TAX hsnfCfons requini Of
the road hands. TN " will b. worked
und,r the pr SIN. slysiosm wiIh graders
but without extra tax to the p,1opl,
and without this read lax which has
ban oolloc;ud foa, the past two years
and which with either high rates for
county, State and school punpcs IS
have bsn burd msonIe. This will pass
forever, We hop, the last of tine old
system of road working by hands IL
years OF age and undm so. The Fls-
cad Court should he conmended for
aus wisdom in nalSswing uhe paople in
rihis particular. Uadar dhe present
system OF wording with eltNdas the
roads are gradually improving and
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
A Lifetime Trouble.

Ingram, Texas-"Ever since / be-
CAME a woman" writes Mrs. T.. II.
Evans, of this place. II suffered from
womanly trouble. Last fall, it got
so bad, had to stay in bed for near
ly week every month. Since taking
Cardui, | feel better than l have for
YEARS" You can rely on Cardui. Pre-
pared especially for women, it relieves
womanly pain, by acting on the cause
and builds up womanly strength wher
it is most needed. Purely vegetable.
Mild, but certain in action. Try it.
AT your druggists. Ell
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

OF the am5Tta.nments giNn at th'
Opera House?
If SO You will have an Oppor unity
to prove same on Friday and sa.
to props same ON Friday and Sa'ur-
day evenings Jan. 12th and 18Th. w
ans going to present Friday evaning:
THE Fa'e Of Joe Dorm"
"Hls First Paien.."
"Ths Sanata of Souls"
ON SATURDAY. EVENING.
"Daap rate Ranady."
"nhnes Men"
Let us Give Thanks
Ilalstatad Songs, etc, eadh might.
The admission will be 10 nts.
Thsas will close the s. asOn OF NOV.
ing pictures
Is 1t trus that Hartford is dead
nothing doing. No amussml mt as
SOME KNOCKERS" say? You can an
swer.
Three Rails of Pictures zach night.
Curtains 7:15.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
Langley Presents Cane.

Washington, January S.-Sp5aker
Champ Clark, SPEAKER of tha Hous,,
has just ben thoroughly cur.d by
R pr -aerI q i've JOHN w. Lnnk,hy, Of
Ken lucky. Thu Gaming" cCrr,ls-d IN
the praa ntaticn TO tl:e Sp ak II of II
handsoms cana made in Nw York
on ordvr of Mr.. Langley. II was
made from weed tala1n llcm CROSS
tias OF IN cid Panama lb!hCad, Sc
cured by M. Langley VIII IN 81, MAJ
The drip lat Fpr.rg. The wC-d Is OF
lignum VITAE and Us solid rs a rock.
1t is handsomely careved and noun I'D
with a CT Ssd bucbhOrn.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

the orderly and rsrress tihs iis,orxilsly
Our Navy is our nsamuncs aeadns.
forsign aggression. Our, Army Is a
n csssary factor of dIdf ml:la agafnsi.
attack from abroad ard lalwq eI:In rsl ri
home.
AS our Army and Navy contribute
to the SECURITY of ,hs Country and
th, safa.y of its citiz MS and of th,sr
prcpcr.g, thy produce wal n just rs
truly as fhpss who manage railways
on erect buildings They do uhsir
part npre sihc hes becRusn 1t is a diff
Trent part from that of those who
dig coal o'smalt ircn or till tte scIll
Onr army has made manifn,d and
more direct contributions to ''prodmc-
tion." MOI only has it con- rolled
savage fribos and pno5 c'ed tho 81 T.
tier, but Gt has blaz ID .lse trail fod
every railroad across IIhe ronJim mt
The engineers it has traarsd have
built many of cur railroads and hav
had practically soc chang of tihe hm-
pcovement of cur rivens and hanbors
They are making the Panama c,inal
After civilians had failed TO do
l.!
Thu m,dicaIl Officers of tina Army
Danish d ys,low fever from Cuta and
are making our tropical possession;
lands in which the wh5ts m,n of 0ha
mparatc ZONE cln livs. Thu figh:-
ing mcn OF our army have given paa,
and order TO Gte Ph.hppin s. VIDA,
could Mr.. Taft hpv. DON, rharc Wi h
out them? Our Navy has mad and is
cons artly making iinpouan- cOn'lnibu-
tions to hnowlsSge for the ben.f.t
of navigation and c3mm=Cxs.
The United ais Of America owes
it's Very eXistance 10 ila fishl.ing men.
There would BE- sure sr a. Gindsrpnd-
on. and prosperous and p ac.ful nation
but for jls work OF nhe mrr who Wa,
r-ady TO risk their liv s t.la. the far
MR. and uhe artisan might have S.
curlty in taleir toll and ce.'' ,aini,y Of
its r1ward..
While his us true of all civilized M
lions, 1t is a truth so visible and %
rac mt with rs;p-c. TO t'hc United
Sat that It is ind I'D amazing that
Mr.. Tai. should dallbsra'cly pen and
give to ths world words of dsnial of
that truth or of contempt for our
fighting man as ''nOnproducrGs" who
adds rolhrg to the wSal IN Of tn
nation. Chicago Int.r DC an.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

Several Wa ks ago fh,s paP.r con-
iainad an @-ic'e Tn the mail-Ord q
houses, Attempting 30 show how our
paopls impovarsh themselves by sind
ing their monty AWAY to secure wha.
thry suppose 10 te ran bangnfns. Last
Sunday thu Courier-Jourral had an
editorial along IN SAME Inns, viii n
we publish in this (ssNha, and which
We comm nd 20 OUR n 'aders. AIMING
other 'Eings l. contains some good
adv,c to tbs blcll merchants as to
how b !. he may MIST comps itfon
from abroad. We Hp convinc ID tha
If tha county of Washington Is tl-nd-
ing away $2j0,00O yaG,ly 80 mail
ord 4 hous IS, Ohio county, which has
"a much Larger population, is sending
away at LAS. as much, if not more
1t must be Stopped some waybr soon
We Will b. dp md MT enit.nely on a
Few larger cit1as.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
$I,5OO,OOO IN
COLD, HARD Cash
Sent by Washington County Peo-
pie to Mail Order
Houses.

The following from The Sun,of Srring
I'll id, KY, concerning TIN, mail Or
dire situation i'm Washington county,
KY, shows tn, inrOad iIhat dhe mail
Ord-r Octopus is making in that
county, ais will as in our own Ohio
county, and WI hope will b. usad by
ev5Iy subscriber of This parI-r, and
S riously pond md ovcr. TIN. altticl
follows:
Mail crder Houses i'm Chicago hane
taken 81 100000 ON. of Washington Co.
in the six yrars uims und T. the man
agement of j. X. Wallis. Sarrs &, Roe
buck lading, Mon gomery Wand n
Co., s,cond., John M. Smith third and
the Chicago Wrsckirg Hous, with u
mail Order Houses in Chicago have
bden managed in Washing on county
KY, by citiz N known as j X. Wall
Silensly and skillfully managed a sue
C s:ful busiln iss venture fer THE Order
HouSss in Chicago Illinois,
TIL above maws liam was hand,d 70
The Sun. 1t is absolutely com,,ct and
authartlc as TO faces ard figures 81
prsSerlas a r,markabl, state Of hffairs.
The merchants of ths county am
aith II as,rap, the people nre Sary
gullJb,e or III, local agent is won-
DIR us salesman, ons who is kesp-
in. his light under a bush.l by rsnlain
ing hama $25O,OO0 per y ar lis some
mon1y Gh IS hard timas and while no
ONE will INg,Lit 10 Ele the local ag lit
1arn his munif.ci nj commissions, 1t
Is hard to sss so much coed money
going to Chicago, ILL.,, during -he5,
hard ,imss. Last the sabe Ger W ar may
Zach $l,50O,0O0 it is EARNESTLY 10 b.
hoped chat the citizen ma mag r will
soon become rich enough 10 r6lre
frCm active business ls,st all the farms
and VI alth of the County BE- sent %
for ign par S TO pay for Tn ClaaEnras
sent out from the ely ON h. Lake
o T2mpora. Mosas. o Gel. Null
berry Sell-rs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
A. S. of E. Resolutions.

The Chic County Union of III
American Soci-ty of Equity masC ~.
the court house in Hartford, KY,
january and 6, 1912.
Pl,s;iGen. l.. b. T,chenOr call ID
ths house 30 ordr a.. 10 D'dlJck.
The body was uh-sn Id in prayer by
T. H. Ba-main, after which much
impcr ant bu.trct5 lNGs lcacEnc 4
but cniy a small rar-t Cor publlca-
ticn, this bsing an eX=ou.dve ses-
sion
b Low ar1e gvon EOme pssl0luiOns
that W lle rcqu s..d 10 b publish al
"Rlsolv d, 9Th, nha. We NOS.
CARRIES ly cond mn th4 action Of The
Board of Con.ncl of TN Green River
Tobacco Growers Aasoaa len in
that it has, over since its prganizl-
tion, not only refused 10 Coop, ratG
with % har farmers organizations
in price-mahing of ahe tobacco, bu,
has always made prices from $50
to $500 la-s than olhr Drgan.za-
lions.
RI solved, 12.h, Tha. every man
who has an in5 M t in crop of To-
bacco LII the ycar of 1912 shall pay
dues and sign pl.dg-s 10 tho A. S. of
E., whe IN II landowner or tanan-, If
said tobacco is TO be Sold and de-
livsnad with the A. S. of +.
'R solved, 18Th, Thai W., as trua
loyal nl,Jmb Gs of Ghe A. S. Of f., do
accept all parties i'm cur 1911 pool
of tobacco If said PARTIES Will pay
dues for 1911 and 1912 and t'gn
Our 1912 tobacco plodg S. and hat
said signars will wait till Tho first
pool is delivered TO dAllNar said To-
bacco.'
L. was ordsred that nhicks N
pl Jdge be formulated and oirculat-
ed which lis 10 be tunnsd i'm nj
call messing of bhe County Union 10
be h,.d ON che 9th of March, said
meeting to be for further arlnnge-
mrmts for ths sals of pouDtIy.
Now boys, just watch your wives
make you ashamed of yours lives in
again. as phey did last
Year. Go to tbam for a Lssson and
you will surely do batter and the
outsider will Genre in.
L. b. TIOHENOR, Pris.
HENRY NJ. PLRTI.E, Sec'y.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS.

An agent who has rspnsFsnl ID foul
of the large mlil-oNG,sr houstss of Chi.
cage in Washington county for the las
six ars claims 20 have sold in shai
time $1,5OO,OO wcrah of gSodis. This
would re.r>i:ene conf ibuJ, ON ccl $3.50,
900 yelr by one K;nlucky county te
the bus:nlAss iii .Jr1.ils of Chicago.
AdmiI1irg ehe pcssilb''1y of exay-
grat.on,cr the possibility That nigh
boring ccurles hsIrai 10 nwsll This
patronage, 1t is nsvfhfkss a fac.
that the big mail Ordcr firms of Chi
cago ale mapping rich harvis, all
over Kentucky and are talking but Of
the State annually hundreds of thon-
sands of dollars tina, might b. spent
to bar1 r advantage at home. The de-
valopmcnt of the mail-ord If business
in thu last twenty years has besn mar
valous. The nam.s of cs,u.ein Chfcag
eStablishm; MS of the Kind mn ;amil-
iar,y known in mtlliors of rural homes
Throughout. ths United Sales. Their
stock in trade cov-rs almost lh, tn
tire range Of human n ac,s.clIel:. Tn y
SECURE iih5dr bu;tr:s by nnd.ng out
catalogu and by advancing in thu
n1wspaprs and in uhis way ihsy have
built UP a patronage ttn: annually
reaches into figunls that a'nC11 ttag-
gtar bellef-and with evtry succcr ding
yr5ar this patrorags gas bigger and
the mcney tcaa,s run higher
1t is OF small Use TO baras1, or d.
ride fhessa mail-ord " concerns as some
of the rural merchants mad .he rural
n ,wspApers arr in 'Jliie habit of doing.
The mail Ord,r busl.rll-Ls UNI -lvtl ily
has ccms TO stay. liz may Or may noE
BE- MS fcr uhe public, 30 buy gods
thai way, but the fac. nama.ns tina.
the public is buying, and as it buys
in liner asing quandlt'l arly it must
b. prea.y WILL saisfi d with in bar
gains i, is sing. AIal.l-orCtr iCad.e
has nsach-id such dina n.sicns that il
Is hk9'y to puc many c1un,iy IN y
chants out OF business. It. is evident
that scms CT 1hrm mu I. f ght fer lhsir
lives or sssk nvw avenues of cccupa-
ton. Tho m reliant who Would hold
his own MUS folca tlha Ggh.trtg by
Adopting in less n dagnJa, Cf course,
thu eDcig5.ac m ,hOCs of III. mall
orddr sa0r,. H. mus. adv rbigta his
goods IN his local nawsrayers a.
frequent ina lWais. He must do
this with judgment and irLAllG-
g moe i'm such way as TO con-
Vince thu purchasing public that
it can buy TO b4o5r advantage
a: home wh-51e it may sse and know
wh2fc !. is gti,ting. tn m sr,han. who
is stuff cla1l,ly ac.ivr,, m cpNSing ard
up. o-1s.. - 10 fig,N. it CU. On uh.s TN
BUSINESS and thus kJ ID az hom. som
In uhe m anIim- Kan lucky has
Ct INT Gprstng ellis which
might expand thsir own mail-ordT
business and thus haap al thpme some
Of this mon Y which svry day is be-
Ing pound into Chicago.--Counier-Jour
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

The WHO'S country is .2I!rnirg 10
wonds r if dist c'Iva Burns is employed
TO give out int rvi ws, o. 10 d hact.
The sure enough detective dom go
about his work. with a brass band,
or pu. in mis- tIme firing off his 'h0ss
pistols" 1t looks 30 us rlEy much
like Burns is nova intanlt ON injur-
ing thu r ,puarrOn of s;mJlhirg or
somebody, than in securing surahdr
convictions.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

Thers are, enough Republicans in th9
Legislature to malNe II ms 'vtls fai-,
If III Y WIN act i'm reaI>n. Indications:
poirl- 20 almOs. an evan division in
bhe D m9cra'fc ranks upon ihe VII Al
questions InN-'v d in Ma campaign.
In that -syH..5 uh, II publcaMs VIII
hold the balance VI power and gr at
oppor uritias may COME 10 them TO
a minority pany in legislative body
may By glvn lNn gHs7I1 st crrdf't. AN
eys,s ar. on tbfs SESSION.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
ThA VARIOUS Mlgistna'es did a &C

Thu various Magistrates did COM
mandable act VIII N t'hay each ayr I'd
to look afisar che up-ka1p cf th, roads
in HIS dishrNot. Bs,nly responsible rs
a court for che prcp5r maintenance
of tlhs roads. No one is in b-S.al'
position to directly cup limdand the
working than they.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
Farm For Sale.

IS acres well improved. House with
five rooms and reception hail. GOOD
barn. crib. chicken house. wagon and
buggy shed. Two w'slls. cisham and
pond. Good orchard One-founth mile
from Beaver Dam on the Beaver
Dam and iHant6ord Pike. PRICE "a 1000
TENNIS IL dsstped.
G. X. QUINN. Ast.
26tt R0ckport. ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

TIL S are is 10 b. u-rcCUlula-sd up
on .he Early t4rmina ion Cf III, way
beitw= n Rankin end Newman. M
good could come of IL for u. hor tha
State or conbaaa.s. Mr.. Rankin
has made a spland record ais Commits.
sionar, aside from his 8 r-muous If
forts 10 h5lp a few pt's and ralativ 5
in Office and Mr.. Newman win have
to keep mighty busy 10 equal it, with
out playing pollhics.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

Judge O'Rear should b. nlsc5Nd a
delegate from the S Bite at NaCse 10
the Chicago convention, and We prs-
sumo he will he endorsed by common
consent. 1t has ban a standing Gus
tom to so honor the candidate for
Govarnnr
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
Notice.

Notice is heroby RtEan that ! hay.
this day t my son, Danvcr Esion
Bratchar, fir e, 10 contract and b. CON
tractiad with, and | Will not be- ne
sponsllbbe for his CONTRACTS or any
debts he may incure. Jam. 5, 1912.
26t1 j. A. BRATCHER.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

What has Jacsme of Col. A!en's
premise made to the Km.ucy Militia
at tine O,toll encampmeit chat If c'nce-
cd Gov. MoClNary would appoln. a
member of the s. aIle Guard Lo nlr, po-
f,ition of Adjtptant Gsrl.ral?