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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
"Erem".Sort fra Iolbauct.

Ot@W -uNuAA fiu fcApupSi. 81
uil nil blipe a~nlebnins I'll of fire Jig
9repfort fra "5ram" paa bets 5ur
giennem Yclbapet. &oalo amulo'
len bar operbrneet Wittet & 60. llO.
eiuelien al bisie Sort. bborof en- Sc.
RE paa ) Stpffer or tilialss / oisie
Gage. Triien err SIR. 1 pr. Sort
oa ar. 4 for Den belle Serie. Sno.
tGgten tilfalber Grpeoitionen. 9or.
tene pil blipe meotaget paa "6ram"
oa itemplet paa oen norOligite Vreo'
begrob, Sfibet naar. Nocr "6ram"
paa Mctur fputmer til isrite Saun,
ienocs &ortcne eiennem Foiten til De
re'peftipe Ibresiater. Sor bisie
9repfort err lapet ct ipecielt Toititem-
pei meo "6ram". FoIbapet oe Nm
aipcIie al @r~eoSegrao. Hoar aorte.
ne fonlmer iilbose meb benne Oper'
Itculpling. pil &c iiffert iaa Itor Scr.
81 baase for 5rimerfeiamlere og
9rcpfortiamlere. aortene pil blipe
iolgt oper belle europa og | Imeri.
ia iarnt omboro / "Srarl".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Nmcrifa=Grpprtcn. 8,

WNicrtfnsUfpprttn. LpEuUVH UUVl
Stopangers Grport til DC 6or. Sta
ter / treble aportal inar forcliN9er
mi, o9 set frcm9aor beroi, at Scr
bien al grporten iaar er noaet mir'
ore eno flor. : treble apartal iaor
err Der nemlig crportcret @arer til
en- @rroi al t,799,665 aroncr moo
1858, 626 aroner / ~tiliporcnbe
1ibsrum iiior, 1908, 269 / 1911 %
2,064,S40 / 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Init. mere emo Oct bobbelte al. boao
2inicn / fine SorbaanosfalfpIer bauoe
reenet meo. Man bopbe nennlig PEN
tet omfrina 100 9on Sait pr.
&unhtur. mems De 3 ierite Surer
oiicr $500. Snioa Tasioncrtrai;
fen bar o%ucrtruiict onc ,Sorpeninin'
ger. Sinien bar pdd line ) Sitrcr
transported Jolt omfrine 800
Mcnnc'ier. ocroi IS69 Tor ncItgcd-
cnSc % 1928 for sitgcacnbe. Som
man Ter bar 2inicn ira0tct Here nor
ife Ill emo fra Inlcrifo. Mcn DC.
or imiNlertiN berpco al bemerfe. at
bette Nperifno u0cIuffenoe ubNisres
al 2-alosics Easinacrcr, Eaa 36ic
alasie, iom er melt isgt al @niaran.
terne, er ser tolninet 1872 (aaia.
gerer, mems bare 1888 er reiit ira
Son0Ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Zen mur1fe Mniiffeit 1914.

len HuTIte WtN'lIfeW IJIt. VII
HGffc fremitaacuOe MGnb % 9pin.
Ser ira ole &antcr al 2anoet ino,
bpber til en- itor Miliifieit, icnr pil
blipe .afbplbt ira 1ite-7oe SUM
1914 oq oniiotte A Srfeitcr. on 3
ianlt Ell Sir
fefoncert. Tenne / 9forQes Wiiiif-
liz encitaaenbe @cgipenbeo pil bis
icIid blipe moot meo IlmenbcocnS
iuloe Soritnaelie og Snteresie, fri
Der "2rebl." Com befienot bar 3.
q. 9ennedes 2eaat for norif &lnit
al tio!iaere @ors Tenter pbet ct Si.
prag tort ca. $500 aroner iii beunc
MuIifieit. 9cgatets @eitprelie bar
MI / et iorleben afbolot NeNe beilut-
tet. at ogiaa Gerterne al Segatet for
1913. usgisren0e ca. 1900 aroner,
ilol anpellOes paa ianlnie WaaOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
&abe!banen til TlpifielSct.

&%abeibancn til Slpifieloet. Sra
BERGEN meoSeIeS Den 3bie Sftober:
Otter at &ommuneitpret bar giOet
apncesiion paa NnlGQ al Ell aabcl-
bare til 6leien, er Scr mt iioarbeloet
NfticiilDbpbelie Ill Inl0g og
Grilt al @onen - &cltaurantproicf-
tet cr iorelebig ub'at. Iftiefapita'
len trnfcS lat iii 100000 &roncr o.
Barren tpnfcs iGrbigby89ct / Spbet
al 3 Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
&irfcfanaer Snorcbns

berg fur0c Den lite Sftobcr icire %.
YnrsiubilGum iom Carer. &an be
gpnote i'm 9Grerpirficmbcb / Nal.
lot / 1888, ~ierere bar ban 2prer
2pnmse, Spgn, pg iibcn 1896 bon
han pGret 2Grer % airfeian8er
Hnu6eberd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Gang Ijcncite. FoItonbner poa
Granger, Ne0er .. @ugoos, ~ilutiet
iorleoen Tag iom Toitaabner efter
Of bape aiort Sieneiie ION iaaSan
iioen 1868, altiaa / 40 Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

S~posinls. >'rattilcrcn0e Gage j..
NUlllom / Anriie CT pluoiclia 200,
rant al Ct NicrtciIng. - Mar GAM.
mel. San hnpHc / mango Mar p9
ret gage / 9us peo Rc0ifprsbo.
- Eoitor 6. Is. Grifien er 300 i
CT SLIDER al 50 Mar. Ni0ebe por
1S7l-1S17 So9ucprcit Tor Sps %
tS77-19l0 SoQncpreit ior Tol.
itrup ~ N0rbp Micnigbcocr / Scno.
ipSicl.
r. aiabmonS Is. S9htinN / @rcn.
az cr rorlebcu oigonct uco SoScn al
SutferinGc / Ell 9l0cr al - Mar. Zen
NiNpGc. ser hnr nrcuct Sorrctnin0 /
@rclna / ca. - Ior, lao en- Sio i
NonNclaiorcninGcns @ciprcIic. men
rcltoa ieuri8t life / oct oiIcrtIi8e
9jp.
Otter Here NnrS iiItaNenOc
SuogcligbeO er SInoet "&isbcn.
Aauna" tibliaere &eoafter OF llSgi-
per, 5. s. &enrificn aiaaaei ucb %.
oen, / ell AI0cr al 6S Mar. &enrif.
len bcgunote i 20 Norcne lin iolirno.
@Iiitiite @sbebnnc, iom Hchnftionsic
frcirr peo "Wior0cnbIooct" par Ger.
eitcr / roalc Mar fnnttct til "FoIi.
titcn", % fiobtc ioa "Giebcnbopn",
iOm han rcoigcrcoc. iu0iil $. @it.
3orifp ouertog @laoct. @enrifieu
pcobleu oog at pUre Mlcoarbci0cr peo
"&ebcmopn" llge Ill i'm 300. San
bar Ell p~el6cGauct og hp1ti3 S%ourna'
lit % bnpOc cl itor GcnncfrcbS. Scr
ifottcoc bans beitc0nc OF cllfuTr.
oioc Garofter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Gn rig @ano er @obscicr Ere
idop paa SriSehrs. &an or up'ort
mco en- iamlet 6orlnuc al SIR. H..
$4,000 % en- SnotUgt al Ser. 65O,'
POO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Gnaclfe Ercsicmrno / Icrsc

SNutint fttcltiiNhS 'siSI.
"GrcblaNct" mebhcler Den 17oe Of.
tober: Otter Snobpoelie al gltiielel.
ifnbet SnsicialOcnc ueO Gircfter
@lafitao err Gepr9ientanter ior IL
itore ergelife 9tpiier anfontmet iii
Norge Tor at beie De iuTrc araitan.
lrg, iom er u~o6p9Act uco SpSlcialoe.
ne % / S00d. &c cn1clifc TreSic-
muno rom bio iaaar uleo "Gifimo".
Otter Ell Qanife fort Gait paa @ran0
&otel flsrtc Sclifabct % til SOL.
m~enfollcn Siiriitbotcl, hnor De par
Sirefter @lofitoOS @iriter ianineu
meb enbel norite &ollegcr. Ter pdr
orrangcret Ell imlt Copper, %
man tiIbragte no0le Elmer ocroppe
paa Ell beba1clIg Maaoc. &c engel'
ife Scrrcr nnr beuruft ouer Stc6et
o. bets nafre SmgipeIier. &c eli
0eIifc ErcsicmGn6 brog igaaroftc5
meb @crgcnsbanen peItoper til ToiS.
0erira iortiotteS Srrcn til SpSic.
ialocnc. % imorgeu beiecS InlG9ge-
ne / Sboa. Sorsoag Morgcn Anar
&ciicn pibere til Bergen. 6ortioen
prritcrcr Spsie araititation $4,000
Scitefrrfter. Mon bar MI beIlllttct
Ell llopioelle, hpornco ser ialt faac$
$4,000 ScitefrUitcr. en m Strait.
itotion ifol bn1ocS pes SfiGn1eoaI,
% Gncrgien berira operisreS til GpS.
ichal araititation pcb Spriioroen.
@co Sfipagcbal faar man iolt "a
coo Seitefrriter, hnorai en- Sreoie'
0el ifol tiene iom Heierue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

-Sans N~eHcraabl buo. Gn al @or.
gcs melt b~efien0le Malerc, Sans
'Scperoobl cr plubielig oigaaet oco
Ge0en / en- AIoer al 56 Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
"Sriitianiafiprs" har paa fine

ierite gm%crifnturer transporteret
omfrins 11.400 5on 2cit ouer 90
pct. berai $500 til @merifa % s..
900 Con ira Amerifa. 9ette or. Ell.
Ter bpab Iireftionens 5ormano
iislee "Sersens lioenbe" bar pp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
B. VISIT

- noPsk VicekOnsul -
tndkssserer Arvemidler ! Norge. udfass
1iger Puldmagter OF andre DokumeutM
"Pestsa" Building Dtc0aAn. IOWA,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

COMMANDER Gpnns fom Sen 7be
Sfiober til &riitiania. San bolot
ne'te Gal 6ore6rag i @eogroiiif
SeIifnb ON Scott-Grpebitionen. lin.
Der lit Spbpl0 / &riltiania bccoe
Grams hos Srpgpe @rau, Ser iom
beficiot Oelto9 / oenne Grpeoition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

S9ge, Gr. Eeterlen, @loitrup, at
&pgterne or OCT rene Spipino. MI
bcrti9 SeIbreo er eonifc 400 for Eic.
.Ii,fct. Sepriet lfol aIberti mart
rnffc 90 / ste aIasie. ben iioitc alns.
ie ! POET StaSium. Zen 1886 / oen.
nc Moaneo har ban ! Is Maoneoer
OGret / ocn mtpGrcnoe NlaSie. % /
ste alasie lfal ban iorblipe i ~
@iaaneocr. Mcn / oenue blipcr ,Sri.
be0en Ell Gel witsrrc. Spipnct bliUer
min0re ltromt, % 6nnaernea 6or
t~lcncItc aiucr Sem her 2ciligbeo til
En6tisb Al lint YreN. Suffer. ao0t
81 SiIo iomt ct Ii0et Spell OF en-
T~lnnnnf". Nonr INHERIT nor &c ~
WuorcHcr boa lig aaar ban in0 / oct
Std0ium ioni ifal oanne Opersan.
gen ira STnliIet til Sribeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
TlDpcnlpffc

SlDpctlpffc. tSrd S1eDernd0ll
mc00eles ben 2oen Sftober: Huber
Marinens 6lpneepclier / G%itcrmiO.
Dag pna SlppepInGicu hGuotc ser cit
alporlia lllpffe. "a lllrit Bird peo
6.Siben oor gonct 90 me0 lin Glcu.
Ssitnnnt Ebiele. iom 8asia1er, Inf
feoeS oct life at iaa Woifincn iii at
hGue liz nof op. ! en- SuinA fan.
trene Woifinen / 10 Meters @oioc
og itprteOe ncb. Get lnffcocS 3bielc
OF reo0e liz peO at ipriuge al Dlo.
ifiner. ibct oen itoN:e moo Sorocn.
Son fit bare noolc Smooifrommer
Bird bIeu oerimo0 6c9ropct unber
&linerne, ca man if ham ierit freni
eiter rs Minutcra Sorleb. San
bapbe olporliae @ruOo pnn beQgc
Gen oe bnpoe ioaet Den beire ARM
b~cifa0i1et. ! en- IntbuIanceuogn
bleu ban fort til 6oipitnIet. Birds
Silltano err meaet a.porlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Gm Supcoaaaro til Sremnpl. Sra

Sfipc mcoOclcs bcn lite Cttobcr.
6orcningen al jpoife &onOboiorcuiu.
ger antcr at iorpngtc NouebgoarGcn
"llIitrup" res Siborq. %oo Soar.
bcnS Sorocr, scr uo1ior 525 Cor.
2ono, pil 6orcningcn iucrtiTttc ra.
tioncl 6remopl al StomiGO o9 I0Oc
aiholoe Maifinflirius. 6orcniuNcn
pil / Bette 2icnlen anitaiic Ell GriitS,
fopitol pao 10000 Nrouer. huoroi
6orcuinacn ielp tegrcr 10000 &r,
mems Reiteu fol tegnc2 al IofnIc
2onbboiorcninger og Eriuote. Gal
ling 2nroboiorening bar tcQnct iiA
Tor 1900 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Sra Voroe.

Oct morife &onsrYar airc;i.c ocn
Soe Sttober meo Oct GrS,uprc noch,
~lano"iog ira Sriitiaria II! Chg
Iali0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

ltlrif Sircf opS. 6luperen llIrif
@ircf, iom iorleben fom nIuorligt til
ifaoe peo 6olO mlcO lit AeropIon, er
oeo poo Hi9SboipitalGt Get or Den
ieritc 6%Ipuculpffe / Ganmarf meN
leAcn tiIiol9e. Mcronnutilf Gel.
ifobS @cltprclie bar rcNtGdct. at Gel.
ifobet ifoI title liz / Spioicn Tor en-
SnbinmIin9 til ct Wiuncsmcrfe Ior
llIrif @ircf eltten poo 6Inucplnbicn
eQer / oenS WTrbco, ionlt til et Wtin-
oclcoot mco lllrif @irctS 9toun til
Stpttc for ~iornIuffebc oonife 6lpue-
re ener bereS Gitcrln0tc. Zen ms
fife 9riasminiiter 90 Wnrincmini
tier hor operior set Nonife Miriitc-
rium uhtolt lin GcltoGelie / AnIco.
nina al @ircf5 Teo.n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Gusfiloc. Sanfeu. Sro V

meooeles Den 6te Cfto6er. 9orame.
tier Bud bar ioug oibolSt 6orber /
9antinaen. Zen cu0elige 0pgisreIie
al 9anfens LAB blep iorelagt FOR
arreitanten. Get piier Jig al 90.
gisrelien, at Sabct nnbragcr iolt
S09.551 ar.; oerira ifnl inlioIertiO
trGffes 1882 SIR, iom @etcrien
life bPiter for. Fetcrien bar nltiaa
O%perior 9onfen Ell Gritatningsanioar
paa Jolt 76S,959 ar. Sorsprigt no.
talte arreitanten. at ban life mente.
of bans SorboIo tunoe betragtes iom
g~eoraseri, % benlerfeOe til SIut.
ming. Of bois han houOe pGret belbig
meo fine Spefulntiorer % inoounbet
ina meoet. of ban funoe hape oGffet
gnnfens Cab. pil6c ban pPre ira.
trnaot lin Stiaina iom ganfoirefter
oe p9re gaaet oper ! auben girfiom.
beo. 1ette 5orbsr, Der pareoe / 3
Timer. maa betragtes iom Sopeoior.
bsret | Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Stpr SranS / Spnocrboro.

SlcnSborn melodies Sen 70, Stto
Ter: Nnornc5 opitob SER ,$lo / Mar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. &Hurhpis mop.
rctteoc Sliciobrif / SenGcrbor1.
Sfisut boa0e Ell Gel >uinntcri %
MnrincioI0atcr ilcNc %ranNpricnet
iii SipIp, ncobrGnNtc Neu itore @pg.
ming / ioa Elmer til &umNcn. Nan
~iormoocr, at &locn cr cpitcnct / ei
Eorti S%oliiffcire. Der ror bIcpet Tor
itcrft opbc0ct. SfnScu err mc9ct be.
tuocIi0. &c brGnotc N}nifincr 90 ct
Eager ri Noantatcrioic Ser IilclcNe$
err blcrct eNcIagt, bar ioriitrct / Gel.
ifabct "Sonmorf."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
B. anu0dScD Publ. Co., DeCoIa1, Iowa..

= euo "SeOrab. YSan" til SIGstuinse % Senmr 8amllanoet. -
- Sirseaes % Sreoassnoaaucn foher $3.50. 6rebassnbsapeu aLene
- ST % pr. Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Alberfi / Senshet. Der bar / Den
iioite 2io saaet Gpaier ON. at III.
berti par ~alporlig ina, % iorleSen
Gag piloe man cuoog hape Get til
al ban Dor 800. itriuer "Volitifen".
Taa 6oreipsrsieI iparer aIbertis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Nor mango StrScntcr. %(

w. wi
benbaunS llniperiitct bIcp Ser
ben 4oe Sftober imnatrifuIerct
G60 me StuNcntcr al sc ont
fring $50. iom hophc toget glorct9
Snuocntercromcn. &eftor, 3ooIoncn
%roi. Slunocricn. bcte1nenc Silgon.
gen til ilerc 6ofulteter inm i%oruro.
ligenhc. SGrIiQ irnraoOeOc ban III.
bcre Silaang til sc iurioiife o. ne.
biclnifc StuOier o. til lit eact 6ng,
3oologien. - : Norge blcO 103
@pmnaiiaitcr fGroige meo Artium i
Suli iaor, % 63 til fon pinbc i'm
Suifelue, bpis Sc greicr aontiWun-
iionseromen / Sftober % Geccmber
Stuocnterfuloet ira 1913 fon aItioa
bIipe paa 766 Siele, - lige iom /
Gonmarf ct itsrre Inl END nogen.
gang ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
era Ddnmdrf.

GienSpmsi Il. Noue01tsr>gl
"NonNbicr9 Sergeant" / SaEobiug
SoAN or al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nm.
trh ioIGt til GienoomSh1uNl,rne n.
Anbcricn OF Y. Sfippcr Stamina
ior 10000 0roncr Der meoiel.
ger inNCn slpl eller 9elUtnina.
Or sSebrif / Barb. Otter iiffcrt
6orlg0uoe "Sibe Amtat." o0.cr
Sabrifaut I. @ruur oa Ssnner /
Earrr at itartc Ell iteyrc 6abrif for
Silpirtnir1 al Stehc'ioaI Ser or
aacrc>e uoicct Ell @rimD iii ,Snbrifcn
pcA Sioen al Sraaopuyaiabrifcu oa
ben nsopcnbiee aapltnI. 125, 900
&roncr. ital rTrc iifrCt Get or Mfc.
niuoen. al 6abrifer hi en- Nc1unoclic
ital beifiGitiae ca. 30 Ntnn0. "a 0cr
ifol ~indrcil taGcs lat gaa Cyiorclicu
al %pgnin9crne.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12
MISTAKE CAUSES MANS
CONVICTION IN COURT
On Charge OF Whiskey Selling
Stirring Up Stumps"
In Breatlliit.

Jackson. Ky, Feb. S.-A sensa-
ton was caused here by the con-
viction OF J. c. Hurst, one of the
most prominent men in the county.
on a charge of selling liquor. and
his sentence of ten days in Jail. with
fine of SIS. Hurst's conviction
was obtained through the error of
man to whom he sold liquor, Lon
Sherman. of Wolfe county. Sher-
man had a letter from Hurst in
which the latter offered TO sell a
certain brand of whiskey at $40 a
case.
Commonwealth Attorney T. C..
Johnson was making things warm
for Sherman and he decided to give
the prosecutor a list of names of
persons he knew to be selling in
Wolfe county. He wrote the list on
the back of the letter from Hurst
and the prosecutor proceeded
against the latter along with the
others.
After Hurst's sentence, attorneys
for the defense asked for time to
procure a motion and grounds for
a new trial. Judge Young said the
defense could have all the time il
wanted to prepare the papers but
in the meantime the defendant
would be in the custody of the jail
er. Hurst spent last night in Jail.
He was released this morning upon
the execution of a supersedeas bond
and his case was appealed to the
Court of Appeals.
Judge Young served notice that
If the appeal was not prosecuted
within sixty days. sentence would
be carried out.
ILLICIT liauor-. sellers are scared
stiff by the prompt and firm action
of Judge Young and his juries, and
there is no telling where the official
lightning, in the shape of indict-
ment. will strike next. Not a drop
of liquor is TO be obtained in Jack
son, and it is believed that the
present term of the court will end
Illicit whiskey selling in Breathitt,
especially if it is followed up by
close attention to business on the
part of the Commonwealth Attor-
ney after this term of court ad-
journs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12
EMPTY BOTTLE TRADE IN
PROHIBITION MAYFTELD
he Mayfeld Messenger says:

The Mayfield Messenger says:
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found an article showing the enor-
nifty of the empty-bottle business
here.
Since the Friday before Christ
mas one man, in the person of A.
L. Sasseen. has sold S0.076 bottles.
IN Fri ERE -, 2 q ~ si.ts
$40 culls and over 10000 pints.
This sounds like a wonderful
story, but investigation shows that
it is true. Mr.. Sasseen says that he
gets quite a lot of bottles from
Marshall. Galloway, Fulton and
other counties. and he himself is
regarded the most extensive whis-
key bottle dealer in this end of the
State.
Every time he handles a bottle
he knows that the law has been vio-
lated one or more times. Are the
people going to put up with this
violation. of the law?
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12
Andrew Afford For Sheriff.

Mr.. Andrew Afford, of Sunny
dale, announces in this issue of The
Herald for the nomination Tor the
Office of Sheriff, subject 10 the ac-
ton of the Democrats at the gen.
eral primary, August 2, 1913.
Mr.. Afford is the youngest son of
the late Esq. p. Fl. Afford, of
Horse Branch, who was the father
of a large family of boys, all of
whom are true-blue Democrats, as
was their father. Mr.. Afford was
reared and worked on a farm until
he was % years of age, when he
went into the mercantile business
at Neafus, Ky. He went from there
TO Rosine, and from there he went
to Sunnydale, where he lis now en-
gagged in the mercantile business.
During the whole eleven years
that he has been engaged in selling
goods, ii is said that he has never
made an enemy.
Aside from being a very success
full business man, he is one of
Ohio county's best citizens. II
nominated and elected. he would
make an excellent Sheriff.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12
The Split Log Drag.

Justice Yates is giving the split
log drag a fair test in his district
from Pilot Oak to Water Valley, a
distance of five miles.
He is quite an enthusiast for this
drag, and claims that il is the best
for the dirt road that was ever used
in this or any other country.
He says that the demonstrations
this year on the road where it is
being tried, will convince the most
skeptical of its great value. 1t is
being tried in some of the other
districts also.-[Mayfeld Messen-
ger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12
KENTUCKIAN MARRIES
KINDERGARTEN LOVE

New Orleans, Feb. Carrying
out childhood vow. Miss Mabel
Willard, OF Los Angeles, arrived in
New Orleans Wednesday night to
marry Charles II. Creel, optician,
of Central City. Ky. She was met
at the Union Depot by her husband
to-be. who had arrived here from
Kentucky earlier in the day. They
were married to-day by the Rev. w.
II. Brengle, pastor of the st.
Charles avenue Baptist Church.
Back of the wedding is a pretty
romance. Miss Willard is a native
OF Central City and she and Mr..
Creel are old schoolmates. They
went to kindergarten together.
They We're engaged as many have
been before. at the same age, but
the engagement never was broken.
When Miss Millards family moved
to California in October. 1911, 1t
was understood that she would re-
turn to marry Mr.. Creel. The GUS
tomary promises to write every day
were made and kept. so about two
weeks ago. when Creel got a little
house all fixed up In Central City,
he telegraphed come on" and she
did. a
The ceremony was said by the
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Mrs. william 70. Derr. President
Of the Housekeepers' League Of
Philadelphia, declares that the high
cost OF living is responsible for the
majority OF marital troubles and
divorces. The good lady is about
right Also the cost Of high living
has something to do with 1t. Many
girls marry with little or no expe-
rience in economical housekeeping
and who scarcely know how to
make and bake a batch of biscuits.
The couple expect to live high. and
the mans salary often will not
reach. Each blames the others ex-
travagance. Then there is family
trouble sure enough and frequently
divorce.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-02-12

In organizing the Progressive
party. Mr.. Roosevelt and his fol-
lowers have all along contended
that theirs IS a really progressive
organization, with new principles
and methods. &C Old things polit-
zeal have passed away. they say
They have fought the idea of fusion
from the start-wouldn't even
fuse" with their former political
grethren to win the Presidential
chair. Now comes the local Bull
Moose organ, citing instances of
long ago. when Republicans fused
with Democrats, &C., and preach
ing fusion at every breath. There
may not be "a niger in the wood
pile" but evidently there is some
body hereabouts who wants Office
mighty bad.
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Roscoe Hardin For Jailer.

Mr.. Roscoe Hardin, of Dundee. is
announced in this weeks issue of
The Herald as a candidate for Jailer
of Ohio county, subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democrats at the general
primary election, August 2. 1913.
Mr.. Hardin is a sterling young
Democrat of worthy attainments
and is popular wherever known. He
is a son of Mr.. w. ID. Hardin and
for several years past has been en-
gagged as salesman in the store of
Mr.. II. C. Acton at Dundee. He
asks his friends to remember him
during the race and especially on
August 2.
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BABES. FIVE DAYS OLD,
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED

East st. Louis. ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Miss
Clara Carter Mallett and Mallett
Carter. born in the same fiat here
last Thursday. are engaged to mar
ny.
The children are each five days
old. and the wedding is scheduled
to take place many years hence.
II seemed SO remarkable to the
parents OF the children that the
stork should visit both homes with
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An indictment has been returned
against Cliff Burden charging him
with manslaughter for the kiiling
of Claude White, near Sunnydale,
this county. an account of which ap-
peared in The Herald at the time
Burdens bond has been liked at
$3.50. He was likewise indicted,
charged with carrying concealed a
deadly weapon.
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Special Notice.

The members of the Ohio County
A. S. of f. are called to meet at
the court house in Hartford next
Friday morning, February IA, TO
consider matters of special import
ance. Meeting called at 10 O'Clock,
sharp. Be sure to be on hand.
T.. C. BAIRD, Ch'm'n.
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REFUSED TO ACCEPT
THE BUYERS GRADING

Greenville, KY. Feb. 6.-There
were about 751 wagons of tobacco
hauled here to-day belonging to
the American Society of Equity.
which had been sold under contract
to John II. Hodge. of Paducah. IL
was not delivered. however. as il
early developed that according to
the manner in which II was being
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Bloody Battle in Coal Field.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 10
Sixteen are dead and two score
wounded as result of battle to-
day between strikers and authori-
ties near Mucklow, w. Va, in the
Kanawha coal strike district. Twelve
of the dead were strikers and four
were members of the mine guards
and railroad police. OF the injured
fifteen are strikers and the others
guards.
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Notice.

take this method of replying
20 my many friends who have solic-
tied me TO become a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Ohio county,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary to be held August 2,
1913.
am very seriously thinking over
the situation and will give you a
definite answer through this paper
one week from to-day.
Yours sincerely,
A. c. YEISER.
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Here is a message of hope and
good cheer from AIRS. c. J. Martin
Boone Mill, Va. who is the mother
OF eighteen children. Mrs. Martin
was cured Of stomach trouble and
constipation by Chamberlain's Tab
'ets after. i've years of SUFFERING.
ana now recommends these tablets
70 'he public. Sold by all deal
ers. .s..i, ~. i,
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The Episcopal church community
of Huntington, L. l.. is very much
worked up over the pronunciation
which a young lady soloist gave 10
the word Jerusalem" in her rem
dition of The Holy City" She pro-
nounced II "Jer-u-see-lum." The
rector was so shocked that he wrote
the young woman a note about it..
II anybody really wants to hear a
good and distinct pronunciation Of
this word, he should listen to the
first remark of some pious brother
who slips and falls on the ice these
days.