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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
BIG NEVADA TRACT
TO Be IRRIGATED
SALT LAKE BUSINESS hEN
LAUNCH BIG IRRIGATION
PROJECT N HUMBOLDT
RIVER VALLEY.


With the organization of the
Land Development company. which
has just filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. has
been launched another OF the big ir-
rigation projects which have recent
ly sprung into being, and which are
playing so vital a part in the deyel-
opment of the west.
The new compony is organized UNI
der the laws of Utah and its incor-
porators are for the most part Salt
Lake men, prominent in business,
professional and financial circles.
The capitalization is 100000, fully
paid up. The officers and directors
follow: w. Fl. Dickson, president
and Director; NJ. r. Evans, vice
president and director; A. C. Ellis.
secretary and director; w. w. Arm
strong treasurer and director; John
T. Hodson and George L. Kaeiinl.
directors.
The company has purchased 49,
400 acres of valuable land in Lander
county. Nevada, near Battle Noun
tain. This is the largest private land
sale in the history of Nevada. The
tract was secured from Robert c..
and J.. A. Blossom by Mr.. Hodson
and Mr.. Kaedlng, after they had in
spected holdings in Idaho, Cali
fornia and Nevada, with a view to-
ward land in vestment.
"Old Blossom" ranch in the Hum
boldt River valley. is included in the
deal. The immense tract lies in a
body between two great t%ranscontl-
mental railways, the Southern Pa
cific on the south and the Western
Pacific on the north. The land IS
all patented, partly improved aud is
fenced in. Coursing through the
middle. past the ranch, is the Hum
BOLT river, which, with lateral canals
already existing and others to
be constructed, affords an album
dance of water for agricultural pur-
poses. 1t is declared that every foot
of the big tract can be easily ir"'-
gated. The land itself is declared as
fertile as any in the west. The pull
chase price is not given. but runs ill.,
to high figures.
The land is situated IN the
artesian belt, and within The in
closure are at least six valuable
flowing wells, which have been used
to water stock. In speaking of the
project Mr.. Hodson said:
ihtot ntlAo dif llOIh IVV III NV
feet deep and flow with clear. cool.
pure water. On the ranch are mead
ows hundreds of acres in extent;
also a large acreage of alfalfa. For
many years past this ranch has been
utilized in the grazing of cattle and
horses, several thousand head of
which are kept within the incl lsnre
both winter and summer.
1T is the purpose of the company
to begin the Improvement of the
ranch without delay and by canals
and bitches render every acre avail
able for agricultural purposes.
1T was only after a close inspec-
ton and measurements of the prem
ises that Mr.. Kaeding and myself,
with the approval of Others of the
company. succeeded in effecting a
purchase. The deal was consum~
mated a few days ago, when The
deeds passed from the owners, Rob-
ert c. and j. A. Blossom to our
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
Accident Report.

Mail bag from No. 2 struck a wo-
man on the platform while passing
Smithville.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
TWO KINDS OF POLICEMEN
-o-es: ans cisnones. Varieties Both
Ssc-sser:ec in Tire Deer
Su-cle"

Is tie policeman o. the h.s Amer
car city a. honest agent? Paul Arm
strong and Wilson Miner playwrishts
and authorities on matters o. such
SORT. have answered this question with
YES and no" n their new play.
he Deep Purple which comes 10
the Grand Theatre Wednesday night
The Affirmative Is represented hy the
character c: George Bruce. Inspector
c. police. who s admitted even by the
crooks who figure II the play. 70 be &
Very cloSa relative Of Caesars wife.
8Ut then, he's e high Official ana NAV
afford - be good On The other hand.
= he same play. there : q plain
clothes man named Connolly. who Is Of
The so-t = gentry who have figured for
yea-s = lie q The capitols. and has
bas1 been exeTa plihed during Lexow
times when the Willy ward
man so his showing " al the hands
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
Asra1Iarss VIZ GNrasceees.

Y Gt-ardvlle has been experiment
inc II France viii mode ae-orlanes
fired with cT7oseopes . insure sta
tilitv. The principle i the same as II
he application q g!roscopes 70 corn-
.era-. he rolling q ships Il rspo-.
70 The Paris Academy q Sciences N
Girsr5v.Ie says that his models when
used s. elders vithou, motors were
free from periodic oscillations and
thar they automatically re-csta bhshed
their equilibrium atta- being disturb
I'd The difficulty IS that the Syroscope
Introduces 81 extra weight u be car
-ied With his models NJ Girard7ille
Used -yroscores weighing about twelve
pounds and rotating at tie rate of
500 turns 8 minute
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
cris, 5oys ana Cigarettes

As AZ alG 70 education Is cigarette
: IL utter failure When the Tacoma
school girls Who have admitted the
use q cigarettes have reached Z ripe-
age they WI realize =
Cigarettes Interfere viii IL stud
les q the girl o. boy al school Nico-
tie Is . poison Il u1s=rtles the nerves
and duIs the perceptibites. Smoke
hurts Il. eyes and deadsns The sense
Of smell The heat and favor Of med
tcated tobacco burning, Il long contin-
ued, viii 50 change The sense ot taste
that he most coveted u uorsels Of
food VIII no longer please the palate.
The sense q hearing. TOO. finally viii
come i for is full share q the injury
which IS bound % result from the Use
q cigarettes by girls and boys u Ten
der years.
And with the four senses thus dullzd
and seriously impaired and with the
nerves unsettled. tbe mind VIII lose
its relish tor study. and its keenness;
its reoeQuv!ty vii be narrowed, its
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

q ths legislators Perhaps. when Con.
nelly gets . be lietenant or cap
tain o. al inspector. or achieves some
her high distinction I the department,
lie may embrace that morality which
Is 50 devouily 10 be desired, but at
least during the action Of the Deep
Purple" this particular policeman. who
stands for Z type, Is an associate and
ally Of thieves OF the most degraded
description. Liehler d Co, managers
OF the play. are eager to get the judg.
msnt q tie man Of the local police
force OF tbs characters Of Bruce and
Connelly 4 delegation Of central OF.
fee men were invited by the firm to
the dress rehearsal Of the play in New
Y ork jusI before the company set out
on its travels Each was asked to
state briefly his view as to which OF
tbs officers truly represented condi-
tons in tbs department. The central
Office men we're unit in declaring no
such marcanaries as Connolly exist
among The finest. And yet-there
are the revelations OF numerous inves.
usatine com ulittees and the records OF
many trials before the commissioner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
SOCCER TEAM COMING.
Australian eleven VII Io-r U-i:e-
States Next Tea-.

: prominent Australian capitals,
ana an enthusiastic supporter Of so,-
~ footb9l = that country i now u
New York lit! making arranreDel1-
FOR the visit q an al star amateur
Australian team that IL proposes 70
tour this country with next year. Il
surc esSful II lis efforts the team VIII
and OF the Pacific coast and give ex
hibirions il the principal cities on the
way east
The Australian aggregation viii he
chosen from lie amateur cracks Of the
country. college, school and the re-l-
la, anater~s After leaving America
they win tour England before return
ING 70 Australia i Is TIE promoters
pan 70 have g yearly series i possible
between tie stay teams q America.
England an1 Australia, making i q
tri-couinenta affair, which he IL
ured. would create intense interest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
MUSICAL NOTATION.
4 Ne. Sys;e- s-t tire Claims 1hs.
Are rz-s For X.

Considerable attention i b.ng given
il the musical world. especially il En-
rope. 70 a new system Of notation il
vented by q man from the Argentine
Republic and adapted 10 e new series
Of keys Of which ne Is also The orig
inato-. Nearly len years ago be tried
TO get his system recognized, but could
not conquer The indifference Of Dusi-
clans. Now. however. be has so in
proved upon his work that many uu-
siciaIs il Europe are enthusiastic over
the idea Aside from the fact that Il i
said 10 facilitate note reading il is e1-
pected IN tine to reduce The presenf
more OF less complicated musical WI
Ing q coz narrative simplicity
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

Lord Kitchener : to receive tie war
uedal t9r har.n- served with Re
French army = 50; tu-. ;lo1ch ne
IA. q Ills >e~v: = ms ct-eu been 3
serted hy tie French *. Il X bin
SCI ms never either admitted er g
Med" During tbe wa- Il was Wool
WITCH cadet, and in the long vacation
he Joined his family Il Oman, il Brit
tany, - rub NJ his French. Nearest
The truth Perhaps Is the writer who
says Lord hitehener's 1rs: expert
e1ce q WAY vaS under the French
tag IN $50 ae enlisted Is I private
u & mobile battalion under Ger eral
Chanzy. he SEW n fighting. but as
sisted in some balloon ascents that
ended II { chill and 81 attack q l1eu-
uonia "-Loudo1 Chronicle
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

retentiveness almost destroyed, and
hence progress n education, the thing
which should be uppermost IL the
minds Q. boys and sirls 81 school. viii
become almost, # not altogether in
possible
Girls and boys al school should not
smoke cigarettes; girls and boys
should not smoke al all There will
/ time enough for them 10 develop the
habi, after they have reached woman
hood and manhod, if they wish to de-
yelop il. and there will sun be enough
tobacco in the world 70 accommodate
heir demands-Seattle p.-I.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
WOULD ALTER POLO RULES.
Water Sport is Thought % ts o
Ro.eh .. prsoer;.

fc-sh a. |rscer;-
The revival q interest experienced
this fail In the game u American -
Ter polo has once more started move
uert il the west il favor q revising
tie rules. Or. J. H White. torIerl!
Of the Chic8 20 a a, il u tie hesd q
those advocat ting The adoption by The
Amateur Athletic union % the 'throwt
goal"
Shorn Of their trimming details. they
NAV lie condensed ir;e:
First-Allowing goals 10 be scored
tv throwing the bah al The board -
wei az br touching il and couni.n2
TWO points Tor the thrown and I've toi
the touched goal
Second Initiating the hali fully n
stead If having il only seven-e.c1th'
inflated
The ob5ec, # these rules i, q course
70 open the pay and eliminate a.
much - possible unnecessary ro--t
wo,k. making he game clear alc
more spectacular.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
JONES FORCED TO REST.
Champion Nile Runner Sprsins 1enoor
ard Will Net Ce-pete 1his Winter.

Champion Nile Runner sprains 1enson
and VIII Ne. Compete This Winter.
John Paul Jones, CorDells gre2'
runner and mile champion Of the Unit
ed States will not be atle 10 enter am
indoor meets IN the immediate future
and !, IS possible that be viii 90 no
indoor training this winte, al al.
Jones has developed strained tendon
Achilles. which Is badly swollen, and
Coach Jack Monkey q the ira OK team
has ordered him not 10 train
Moakley says Iones sustained the il
jury in cross country running, but il
did not develop a serious character IN
ii lately Jones has been showered
with invitations 10 run {. various
meets this winter brt has been forced
10 decline them on account q this in
jury
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
.o.isis1ss >e~ Senator

Tie defeat .. he Hen. Murphy J.
foste- for the United States senate by
Representative Joseph :. H2nSdeN n
Louisiana removes from he public
service man vho has Absolutely dom
matted ,he Qo-.t-oS q Il Pelican STATE
from he me ;Aat = rode ln;o he
soTs-ro-s ottce because q. - oE7o-
$50, ID t1s -c-->-al -o--ery
Essentials q politician E,>-e- Vas
e-.1k 20 80 AKA >e.ze - G. qcr------t
when ,lYos-tlc- - It's -ortsrE oeza1
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

SOME RICE RECIPES.

TAT HEN cooking rice remeD he. that
" il viii absorb three or four
times IS much water SIS there
is rice When mix IS used instead Of
water little more than this quantity
is needed,
Rice ought 70 he very carefully
washed before cooking. !. should b
put through several waters and rub
bed between the hands
tlauth i. To blanch rice rut il over
s 10, fire il : saucepan ot waite.
Boz for I've minutes and drain Place
On & sieve and let cod water mn
through i, The grains VII then be
clean ana vi not stick together.
The re when olanched ma! be r.
turned = The IRE and cooked IN hot
water q rnilk Rice should always ~
cooked Is rapidly as possible. When
nearly al The water q milk has been
absorbed by the grains the cooking
should ba completed over bot water.
Fer luncneo- o. Tea
R,ce md Cheese This makes aics
dish To- lunl heon o. lea. Ro. four
ta blespooatuis q nee n sal1ed water
and when !, IS tender drain i ana
season with 2 hearing tablespoonful.
Of grated oheaSa. stirring il around
with to-k Heav The r1s II a dish
and turn another hearing tablespoon
III u cheese over il.
Drowned Rica-Wash 3 5--TtIl q
rice through several waters Eut over
IRE Ire 4 four quarts q boiling va
IL, and boil twenty-five minutes.
Drain and blanch. Sprinkle tea
spoonful Of salt over the nee and
shake we-l Spread the rice o. q plat
ter and cover with cuptEl u brown
sugar Bake in moderate oven for
five minutes. Serve warm with o.
without mix. SIS preferred.
s:araa-a Seeios
Last q al, here i z recipe FOR rice
pudding. recommended IS t-ue and
tiled
Rice Pudding Take two tablespoon
.uls q nee. four tah,eSpoonculs q
sugar, { half taaspooafpl q SAT-, 2
sl2r.er a teaSpoonfal az grated mt
meg. foa- cuptuls Of milk and hand
m q rais!ns Put the washed rice
into s pudding dish, pour II the cold
milk and bake s hslf hour in & slow
oven. Then STIR thoroughly and bake
another haE hour, adding the sat.
sugar and grated nutmeg Bake ;Air-
y minutes more and str vigorously
Bake still anothe, thirty minutes, max
inc two bou-s n s slow oven
4 " +
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
MOISTURE ON THE MOON.
Seine li::'. LIE MAY 5: Se-ar Il
Seo:s - ire 1a-e:

Is The moon entirely deaq. or are
there ST some traces q re lef;
Most scientists assume maj i : tu.
the ske'e.o. = planet. without ar
or water b. hers ana ,he-e au 3.
t-onouer d. courage 1e. ares tina. l..
has Disc e~s.l >t-., -- here : =.
coin- o. sine sri %: = oslcal a.
ZION.
TIE latest : rC1a1u.s koru. u hc DE-
voted : yr.r IT. & >-ar -s4 little
crater -aoce-. Ee c..l-.s t-a. wees
after lew ueo4 til, appears 8 q
crater u. Z Gee s4a5 $751; H, Il q
few DAYS lie crater is replaced ~ q
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
ALONG TIE WATESF SONT
Arrivals aro Departures Of Vessels
ans Those Loading az ere Aeer.
seen Saw Mills

Der 81 Hoouiana for Mexico.
The schooner Encore Is al oono-
Tbs schooner : N, Slade s load
- lumbe. a. he >lade MIL for 10Y
he schooner Forester $ q; he
S15e r-I loading -Qr California
-
Tie schooner Lizzie vance : al.
CosIo-oas loading lumber +o' San
-
- schooner W.l5u- : Smith :
..a6.-E q, Wilson Ero;1e- mil .or
- s-1oc-s- Caroline : loading
----94- 9: IL Slads BILL .or he
YES Cczs.-
lie schooner Qcear.a Vance : a.
Eul-5ss1s S1.Hya-ds 1aV-1E new
l-as, s,erps6.
day u load Al he Aner-dAI MIL -oT
san Francisco.
=.
rs steamer @e-S0A al -
- Federal I'LL.
hs schoo-s- 20 IN 20 @''-' e IRON
'he Nes' coas' 10 !oao Z return Gar
-
me schooAs7 Ia-AIa arrived
t@rcaT from san FeoTo 70 loao q
'-'I cargo a lAe = -1e'-'aH Hill
Il steamer = / IL aalel n---sA'
q ioadlns lumber al lhs Nllson NIL
SATURDAY ana sailed :oT >&I faAc-s-
GO.
,,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

They are making lace from human
hair now No: il IS 10. for trinnin :
dresses with, bu, is used for the par
in-s q wigs II is made by hand, and
the knots ara held by solution q
wax; otherwise they would unrsvel
When this lace IS used il takes Al al
most microscopic examination TO detect
that the wig ! not uatu-al-New YORK
World
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

TIE Ssrso ths cloes. paper On
G-ays Ss-eer, sno Hss arser cir
euistior thar any e.hsr ps1sr IN Gre
halls county. Advertising contracts
are BASED upor tris els ~ 81 elreula-
eler ans al money sue en- ee~trse.s
executes uaSsr Kris statement will
be te<etea II .Ne statement &c rot
aese 1tslS :-ss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

Il this world if You do not say s
thing IL 81 Irritating way Just - vel
not . 50! i al al, because people VII
not trouble themselves about anything
tina, does not trouble them bernard
Shaw.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
No liSrT on A~To

Charles Williams vas arrested Sal
friday evening for falling 10 light The
lamps On his automobile He deposited
tau amounting to $lo and vas y
lased.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29
uRs :. : Jo1NsoN VERY -

H0QUlAM. Jan. 2e.-Nrs c Z.
l,1u>cn. wife c. The VEL knoNn ac-
.ountant : dangerously ID at tAe
aoQuiam General hospital. - the re
salt Of an operation Very little hope
: being held for her recovery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

The A. r. Johnson is loading lur
Der al Hoouian for Mexico.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

Ike steamer Coronado completed =
cargo 0. lumber and shingles - the
Aberdeen Lumber < Shi1gle company
and Wilcox Shirgle mill ara sailed
SATURDAY :o- Sal Francisco
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

TA7EEN cooking rice remen her that
w il viii absorb three or four
times IS much water SIS there
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

The schooner = =. Foster Is al
Li1dst-on's shiqyards preparing 70
20 o. tbs vays 10Y thorough over
hauling and repainti1g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-01-29

TIE steamer Temple :. Dorr fl
shed loading = cargo .. lumber a
the Federal mill and sailed :or san
Francisco Thursday
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Three Fires in One Day.

Last Monlay appeared TO 5e la!
of fines i'm Hartford for there were thre
in town. The first was an alarm tina
came from tie residence of M
r. +. Collins. OH the river hank am
which Is occupied by a tenant. Soot
In the flue caused the alarm. and In,
fire had been put out before scores d
people neached the nesidance.
The second was when fire was dis.
covered In the naar of tire Hantf ord
Music Co.. Htore ON tine first floor AMI
In the wall and ceiling. This hooked
like a bad fine at first. but Che cS-
oallemt fire volunteers worked bard TO-
few minutes to exstngush ire haze
1t is mystery low the fire could have
originated. but 1t is thought blsat sonns-
lighted match. ciylr or ciglnatte onto
a calico curtain In the rear OF the
building and this probably Caught a
piano box nearby.
The third fire was In the residence
of Mr.. ii. p. Taylor. but no alarm was
given. Miss Mary Taylor, WHO ,eeidss
with her b,pth@. had gone DOWN stairs
after nutting coaa In a CRATE up stairs
When she Getuined the fire had FALLEN
down. burned Through a rug and WAS
burning into the floor A little Muter
soon put the lire out.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

charge. Tine three days work amounted
to ncnrly 500. with few small iLe,ns
of eMpensa to b. paid from tlsa. amount.
Many contpllmen.s have been heard ur,on
che eNssllsnt dinncns and lunches that
ware saivcd each day, and nne~certainiy
received dr.s moneys worth. The lniIcs
OF cich SECTION have worked long AMI
faithful toward building the new church
and II the men members could do evan
half as well the new chanvh would soon
be a lSality.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate of w. q. Tinsley. deceased. are
hereby notified to present the same
properly proven to tile law firm OF
Barnes & Smith. at their offices. In
the city of Hartford. Kentucky. ON or
before December II, 1912. or they viii
be forever haired.
Witness my hand. ths November u.
1912. CELESTINE TINsLEY,
Adv. EXecutrix.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Mestames C. DelWees's. b. ]. Johnson.
b. Il. Wilson and Miss Louise Lewis
of Fordville. returned home SATURDAY
afteauaoon after spending a short time
In the clty.-Owemsbo, o Inquirer.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

do your shaping early ami natron!<e
those who advertise. Cor they show that
they appGeciate your trade aud want
II for They ask Cor your natGanaas or
at least a share of ".
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

DIR. and Mrs. b. +. Zlmineyman AM
son. Master Bourke, ilaturnsd W their
home at Louisville Momlay after a
visit with Mars zlmmsrmans mother,
Mrs. Taylor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

DIR. II. s. Sanders. vino has heen quite
sick for several days. was getting along
splendidly until the middle Of this
week when he suffered relapse, ami Is
not doing SO well.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Supt. of Public Instruction Hamlet,
Of Frankfort. Aas drawn WARRANTS
amounting to si.Oos,3s37S on the state
Treasurer for the payment of tire city
and rumal teachers. The money will be
due the teachens Saturday. There Is
now only $iOi.OoO in the SCHOOL fund. bat
TREASURER dRhea said he would Try %
pay the asaahers half the amauna d'ia
at amy rate. as he ami Suae'Imtentent
Hsmlsit are anxious that they have
the money for Christmas.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Always "a jewshcd ring has hean the
gift nj love. We have tire w. W. w.
line which ars guaranteed against the
hos of a set. Come in and az .hem.
J. b. T.APPAN.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Estrayed.

One 2-yaar-old steer, deep red. mark ed
swollow fork In Left ear. nnderbit in
right. Liberal reward for information
Or return. W. +. WAKELAND,
2lti Adv. pd. Beaver Dam, r. Q.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

A meeting Of the ,BoI,rd Of D'rers.p =
OF the Hartford branch Of the Farmers
Mutual Telephone Co., was held at the
exchange here Wednesday afternoon, an1
plans We're perfected to begin a. once
erecting linns that will connect Hart
ford people with Rsa!er Dam. Center
town and other points. With this ia
rility the list of subscribers here will
increase rapidly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Any one desiring to take up The
study of short hand and typewritine
derson, Hartford. for terms and III
formation. Adv.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

the market go to j. e. Iler's. Box Chniy
from DC TO So Just the alins FOR your
bast girl. .Adv.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. Ira ID. Bean have re-
isvll,, in the interest of Carapn a. CO.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

Mrs. Nola Lung las returned 10 her
home at Rpsine. after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hoover.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

From the heg'nning Jewcny ,,as baaci
the mos. sopleca,.sd and valu d q risk
mas pIessn.. and you wiz cirahly be
sorry all your life II yru buy This ys9s
hsfore sssdng Tlapsan's woadsrsI dis
play. Come and see II. "Eersaais's
doing t."
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

J. c. uer. The giooarymian. has a fine
line of Holly Box Papers for the aioli-
days. Al