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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
DIR. S. j. Wedding Resigns.

DR.. s. j. Wedding, a member of
and secretary to the Board of
Health for Ohio county, and by rca-
son, of this position, Health officer
of Ohio county, sent his resignation
to the State Board of Health
at Bowling Green, KY, Monda,, Gf-
ter having served in this capacity
for the past six years. DR.. Wedding
gave as his reason for res'gning.
declining health and lack OF time
from his practice.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
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Services at the Baptist Church
Sunday, February I'd. The pastor
Rev. e. b. English will preach at
IL a. m. and p. m. Morning sub
ject: Faith, Its Origin. Import
ance and Purpose" Evening sub
ject: THE Great Salvation"
Everyone welcome,
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The mid-winter term of Hartford
College opened Monday, January
30. New classes we're formed in
both High School and Normal De-
partments. The following students
matriculated last week: Misses
Beulah Miles and Margaret Cole
man. Paradise; Martha sanderfur and
Matte Porter. Beaver Dam; Bessie
Wright, Horton; coda Raymond,
Adaburg; Eva Buffer, Shreve; May
whittinghill, Fordsville; Erdine
Bunch, Rochester; Claudio Wright
and Gayle Tichenor, Hartford;
Messrs. Henry Porter and Clarence
Allen, Cromwell; Kyle Bunch,
Rochester; Matthew Benton, Cen
tertown; Arthur Minton. Horton;
Charlie Hawkins. Hartford
Misses Evelyn Clark, Sunnydale,
and Mabel Park, Nocreek, who were
absent from school during the re-
cent high waters, are again with
their classes.
Miss CORN Flener, Cromwell,
spent the weekend with her par
ents.
All departments were dismissed
Thursday afternoon on account of
Rev. Joiner's burial. Bro. Joiner
will be greatly missed i'm the school,
for his words of encouragement
and inspiration were helpful alike
to teachers and pupils.
A large and enthusiastic class in
Botany was organized Monday.
Henry D. McHenry, recently of
Hardinsburg. entered the sixth
grade this week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mr.. Clifford Schroeder, who has
been serving in the Federal prison
at Atlanta. Ca. on the charge of
counterfeiting. has been paroled
and. has returned to his home In
this county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
Too Young to Marry.

Irwin Burden, aged 16, applied to
the. Ohio County Clerks Office yes
terday for license to marry Ora
Hancock, who it is said, will not be
IA until next August, having been
born in August, 1899.
The Clerk, Mr.. Tinsley, had the
license almost filled out but on as
pertaining the age of the would-be
bride, he very promptly declined to
issue the license, the girl being un-
der the marriageble age. The con-
tracing parties both reside at
Echols, this county
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

We have placed on sale our winter stock of
clothing at prices that sure to interest you We
do not to carry heavy suit. So, following
our usual custom, we have placed price on them
that will make you anxious to dress yourself up
You can buy any SIS suit for 1898. Or fine selec
ton of $l5 ST. and $1S suits for S11,9S. These
low prices hold good until Feb. 10TH Call and see
them and remember thatlT PAYS TO TRADE WITH
HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
SUNDAY SHOOTING AT
MIDLAND OVER A BOY

Central City. KY. Jan. 26.--As q
result OF q shooting ARRAY to-day at
Midland. q new town. seven miles
vest Of Central City, on the, Ken
tucky Midland Rsilwsy. win Wig
gins probably will die. while Bud
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
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Simon p. Phelps, .Rockport, to
Olivia Tombs, Rockport.
Fred Kissinger, Renfrow, to Ethie
Pharris, White Rpn.
Gus Deitel, MHenry, to Katie
Short, McHenry
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Several cases of smallpox are re-
ported from the vicinities of Center
town, Rockport and Olaton, this
county. So far it seems to be in a
very mild form and no fatalities.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Operations hhye ceased for a
week. on what is known as the Cox
oil we'll, being drilled by the Wood
OH Co. until their new cable ar
rives. Mr., and Mrs. Grant sinsell.
the ccntractori ahas bogkkeeper. are
now visiting relatives in Carnegie.
pa. X 5,lf.N sa. 5ffe.f,. st1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

horses to- be used principally for
the hearse in their business of un-
dertakers. The animals were
bought in Louisville and cost near
ly 5000. The mare weighs lis 10
and the gelding 1,4S5 pounds, and
they are five and six years old, re-
spectively. =,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mrs. Esther Bennett, of Beda, is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. Caskey Ben
nett. Hartford, who is i'll of muscu-
lar rheumatism.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mr.. j. w. Wilson, of Prentiss,
was in Hartford Monday. He has
moved his family here for the ben
eft of our, school. They will. occu7
by the Klein property. near the
Baptist Church.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

= Don't let your subscription to
The Herald get behind. Under the
new postal law. newspaper sub
scriptions must be kept paid up.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mrs. John J. McHenry and little
son Henry. who have recently been
living in Hardinsburg. arrived In
Hartford last week and will spend
the balance of the winter with Mrs.
Jennie +. McHenry here's
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
Reward OF Careful Toll.

Mr.. Charles Beams, OF this coun-
ty. received the highest price paid
this, season for tobacco at the Main
street House in Louisville. Mr.,
Beams shipped three hogsheads and
received the excellent price Of SIS,
$40 and $1,000 per hundred. His
crop letted him over $3.50 per acre,
and was, raised on ordinary soil.
but received careful cultivation
[Hodgenville Herald.
Our First Clearance begins next
Saturday. February LIST. Watch for
Big White Bills.
ROSENBLArT'S.
Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Prssident-elect Wilson has an
nounced his intention to visit the
Panama Canal imediately after the
extra session of Congress adjourns.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

i. Our First Clearance begins mex
Saturday, February LIST. Watch fol
Big White Bills.
a.. ROSENBLATT'S.
s- Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

= Born to the wife OF Captain w.
r. Bennett. s5th IT,. 8. Infantry. at
Fort Lesvenvorth. Kan.s January
~, a son. Mother and child doing
Ane. Ohio county is' the native
home of Capt. Bennett. and he has
!. many, warm ,frieefsl here and q
'npaber 'cf ESIhtiyef, :" u
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

A nice supply of household and
kitchen furniture. bought new just
"a year ago. Includes folding bed.
chiffonier, two dressers and two
washstands. four rockers. library
table, kitchen. cabinet, extension ia!
BILE, sideboard and dining room
chairs. viii take one-fourth on
the Wholesale cost price. Apply at
residence OF II. s. Sanders, Hart
ford. STA
Our First Clearance begins next
Saturday. February LIST. Watch for
Big White Bills. lA1
ROSENBLATT's. e
e. 80 Hartford, KY. ~.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mrs. George Trout and little son
and Miss Eta Holder, city, gave
The Herald a pleasant call Thurs
day.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Our First Clearance begins next
Saturday, February LIST. Watch for
Big White Bills. 1r
POO ROSENBLATT'S, ,t
~ Hartford, Ky.
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U. s. Carson pays cash for furs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

DR.. Joe w. Taylor, Hartford,
who is member of the Board of
Health for Ohio county, went to
Rockport, KY, yesterday to confer
with the local physicians as to what
is best to be done about, the small
pox situation in that vicinity. He
was sent to Rockport by Judge r.
R. Wedding. who is chairman of
the Board by reason of his office. a9
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Our First Clearance begins next
Saturday, February LIST. Watch for
Big White Bills.
ROSENBLATT'S.
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Our First Clearance begins next
Saturday, February LIST. Watch for
Big White Bills.
ROSENBLATT'S,
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Yhooo prices are Tor Spot Cash.
w. ". ELLIS.
Str ~r Produce Merchant.
Hartford. Ky.
Second door below tobacco factory.
s,--
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

The directors of the First Ma
tional Bank of Hartford held a
meeting here Thursday for the pur-
pose of electing and installing off,
GERS for the year. The directors
are: Alvin Rowe. J. p. Stevens.
Birch Felix. General Hoover and G.
b. Likens. The officers of the bank
are: G. b. Likens. president; AL
win Rowe. vice president; ]. C. Ri
ley, cashier; r.. r. Riley, assistant
cashier. and Miss Hettie Riley,
bookkeeper.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

Mrs. Nancy Afford, widow of the
late Esq. p. II. Afford, who is max
ing her home with her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Dav-
idson. Hartford. will celebrate her
eighty-fourth' anniversary to-day.
Mrs. Afford, better known as Aunt
Nancy" is good christian lady
and her numerous friends wish her
many more anniversaries. s Hs'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29
Notice.

To reduce my stock of Wheat
Bran and shipstyn. ! will up to and
including February is. 1913. sell
L as follows: ft
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-29

The Hartford basket ball team
defeated the Livermore boys at the
local athletic hall last Saturday
night by score of "a to IS. The
Greenville team, while on their
way to play the Greensboro team
Friday night of next week, will stop
off here. Thursday night and play
our home boys. The Rockport boys
will play our home team next Fri
day night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

that this will DO favorte place for afternoon teas,
we'll late suppers.i
As delightful atmosphere will be maintained here
much OF the Injurious effects attending late sup
pers will be avoided. and one can stay I'D here all
night without appreciable injury to the health
at night an exquisite electric moon will be, turned
on in place of the sun
Whenever guests wish to have music they can have
1t conveyed by an eectrophone DEVICE to their table
In the Winter Garden magnificent orchestra will
be constantly playing special ROOM and its music
can be carried to any person in hotel by order
man feeling seepless and desiring the soothing
effect Of music In his bedroom touch button and
have 1t supplied to him without getting of bed.
Thus music will give pleasure only to those who love
It, and will not annoy those who don't want It, as in
ordinary hotels and restaurants.
'saturator. apparatus for increasing the guam.
tity Of moisture in the air in very dry weather. will
any climate desired may be had at any time The
frgeratng apparatus will be powerful that you
have temperature that will freeze the water in your
room In midsummer To produce any amount of heat
Is of course, an easy matter.
Hundreds Of things wlr be done by electricity in
the central office. The cooking will be done largely
by electricity and automatic signal will show when
dish is done to turn. thus avoiding great difficulty
with present cookery. Plates. knives and forth.
will be washed by apparatus driven by electricity BY
turning two buttons employe can wash any quantity
OF these things Shoes are polished electrically and
clothes are brushed by similar means.
The electrician and the architect Monsieur Danger
have cooperated ngeniously to prevent the vast
electrical fittings from spelling the architectural effect
The electrical elevators serving the tables. do OBJ
rude themselves the eye
Between the bedrooms there Is passage two feet
WIDE through which electric wires and all kinds of
conduts pass These can be inspected without disar-
ranging the guests The wires enclosed In Golfers
Of fbro.cement. eliminating the danger OF fire.
In connection with the wonders OF the electric
hotel 1t is interesting to read about remarkably
chatting novelty designed by French engineer for
hotel at Honolulu, in Hawaii
The hotel is built upon rock overlooking the
The foundations have been carved deep down below
the sea level and large sections OF the foundation
walls have been replaced by plate glass three inches
thick
Through the glass the hotel guests look
the depths of the ocean The fishes and marine anim's
are very strange and abundant In these waters
the outlook is of endless wonder and interest Bait
Is thrown out bring the fish in larger numbers to
the glass;
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you leave. Hats and coats are freed from dust by
vacuum cleaner while in the locker,
The carriage announcer Ia also eliminated. You
pick up two checks and give to driver. When
you go away you drop your check in slot and this
sets signal on the street showing the number
Next in Importance the bedrooms Of the cleo.
trio hotel The apparatus for attending to the
OF the people in the is In the
kitchen Here Is the Office and here all electrical
machinery Of the hotel Is centralized
While the old style waiter takes at least three or
four minutes to carry your breakfast to your room,
an employee Of the electric hotel send 1t up In
seconds without moving foot
When the sleeper wakes in his bed and wants to
know the time he stretches out his hand touches
a button Immediately the time appears in q great
circle OF light on the ceiling above the bed
II he wishes to get up, he touches bell marked
OFFICE, and voice coming from the electric chan.
delier in the ceiling Without leaving his bed
or reaching for telephone ne can, by just talking into
the air. order whatever he wishes.
He may say. open the windows" "open the cur.
tans" make the room warmer" make the room
cooler, send up cup of coffee and rolls" "send up
my mail" His order will be attended to at
without his getting up. going to the telephone wait
Ing for servant to come.
The breakfast whatever he may have asked for
comes up through little table by the head Of his
bed, and an arm carries 1t over the bed.
ton The heating wires run round the room and the
temperature be adjusted exactly to any degree de.
sired. Special wires heat the mattress.
Cool air is driven into the by fans through
holes In the WALL and the lowering OF the temperature
can be carried to any degree desired The refrigerat
ing plant in the basement operated by electricity.
There twelve buttons the head Of the
bed each inscribed clearly with the purpose for which
they to be used One button will prepare the bath
tub at any temperature desired.
Another remarkable feature Of the hotel will be
the Winter Garden Here. some of the most interest
ing inventions OF KNAPP will be put into operation
The garden Is planned to be $50 feet in each direc-
ton. The plants and trees In will be cultivated by
electricity system that has already produced wonder.
full results In the coolest weather the most delicate
tropical flowers and fruits will flourish here while
make the visitor feel all the joys of outdoor Summer
life. An electric will warm him. great trees
will shade him If he wants to avoid the light.
In charming little grottos surrounding the garden
there will be tables where meals may be served cleo
tricay. as in the main dining ROOM 1t Is expected
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The Remarkable New Servantless Hotel.

HROBABLY the most interesting feature Of the new
electric hotel will be the great .waiteress dining
1t will delightfully."- quiet airy place. stimulating
to the appetite. There will be no hot excited busting
walters annoying by their ntusons when they
not wanted or by their absence when they wanted
From one corner OF each table rises an artistic
bronze standard about three feet high crvng the
table at the top and supporting shade and electric
lamps Between the lamps is miorophone. which
takes up the ordinary tones OF voice and carries
them to the Kitchen
You press button and voice from the micro
phone asks you what desire. You order your din
ner. simply speaking across the table In few
mens in the centre OF the table the silver
and your dinner is there. It has come up from the
kitchen through the floor and hollow tube supporting
the table. When the dish Is empty 1t Is taken away
automatically You place soiled Dishes knives forks
and glasses in basket and they sent back clean
The rapidy OF the service is assured by the
rangement Of the kitchen below the dining The
cooking ranges the little elevators that go up
the tables. Serving tables placed every fifteen
feet down there each carrying food for ten tables OF
four One man can send up all this food with.
For large dinner parties different kind of table
is arranged periscope over the table enables the
manager in the kitchen below to how everything
Is going Dishes and bottles circulate around the table
automatically. and the guest who wishes them stops
them by touching button
When the diners do not wish their conversation to
be heard through the mcrophone they disconnected 1t
by pressing button
No orchestra flls the air of the dining with
loud strains without regard to the tastes Of the diners
If you wish music special electrophone is brought to
your table and this conveys to you the sounds Of
superb orchestra that is playing In the basement The
music is scarcely audible at adjacent table
When you have finished dinner you ask for your
bill which comes up through the table. You pay the
bill to the cashier at the door out. That Is
the only time meet an employe in the dining room.
The wine bottle may be uncorked on the table in a
moment by apparatus that draws the cork by
ton faucet concealed in bouquet Of flowers.
supplies running water for drinking and other pur-
poses
The electric current consumes tobacco smoke. thus
eliminating all unpleasant odors from this cause. In
the lavatory towels discarded and hands and face
dried by electric current
No hat boys needed You place your hat and
coat In little locker. which closes automatically when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

pleases Now. will you come and see the machin
cry underneath?"
We descend to the kitchen and see the ngeniou.
elevator which brings the plates up to the table, the
periscope, the receiver of the microphone and tba
mouth OF the electrophone.
The steward has before him, on a marble slab al,
the instruments needed for lighting putting out
and directing the elevator and the motors by which
the dishes are conducted around the table
mirror gives him a picture of what is passing IN
the diningroom
Come and see" says Monsieur Knapp Now there
is no light in the BY pressing this lever the
Iustre lights up and you well in photo
graphic apparatus. Through this button the elevator
goes up and the top of the table opens. By pressing
left.
Here is the kitchen. Everything is electric in IT,
Meals automatically cooked. When the meat In
sufficiently roasted the fire goes and bell be.
gins to ring until the cook comes to take the dish
KNAPP. ! do as requested. and after a few sec.
onds my shoe is as shining one.
Surprises of Night and Morning
in an Enchanted Bedroom.
In corner We can turning, round table on
which sauces and creams automatically made
butter made and coffee ground When the things are
ready, the machine stops and a bell begins to ring
Plates and dishes also mechanically washed with.
out needing to be wiped Water is serlized through
electricity.
Afterwards we visit the laundry. where linen is also
washed through electric force When all the oper.
atoms wanted are the machine stops of its own
accord.
Near the laundry we visit the electric linen room,
and here no fire is needed for ironing the linen.
But it is already late. and we must think Of rest.
] am shown my sleepngroom. with its dressingroom.
In which see electric curngrons. warming carpets
and apparatus for instantly obtaining hot water.
SO to bed and my sleep is full of dreams The
fairy tales of my infancy come back to my memory.
1t seems to me that the blue eyes Of my host have
grown, and stare at fearfully
awake. 1t must be broad daylight, but the
Is dark press on one of the buttons and immedi.
atey see the ceiling the dial OF clock. showing
seven hours press a second time and the vision
disappears. press another button. and feel the
electric footwarmer becoming instantly warm. find
also an electric plaster. which Is very proficient for
healing. cold rheumatism
read. also. Shutters. curtains" press on this
button and all at once the lamp goes out. the shutters
open and the curtains drawn
Nothing is Is be heard in the house. press on the
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Rtiye will understand that when
the clock showed seven
he. means seven o'clock, etc.
astonishing electrical devices
y. de Sit. chamas saw in Mr..
villa have been perfected in
detail and wider scope, and
my novelties added will all be
] the equipment of a new hotel
|where guests will have no per-
lations with sevants-where
er need see nor hear a bell
chambermaid. a waiter nor
lack. . The site selected for
Y seNantless hotel is on the
des Champs Elysees. near the
friomphe.
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|Wi Be No Walters, Bezboys Seruants-Where Touch OF
Bed Tells the Time of Night Opens Curtains Shuts the
Brings Table Your Bedside With Breakfast on it. and

I ascend the stairs and enter the dinngroom tho
aspect OF which Is very pleasant A wonderful
piece OF siverwork. with fruits and dessert upon it.
attracts my attention Georgia KNAPP says that nobody
VIII come into the room and that we shall communi.
cate with the servants through the lustre, which con-
tains an electrophone and the eye of "periscope"
Near the master little button is to be seen, which
is the call button. He upon it. Presently
clear. voice asks, What do you want, sir?" This
voice comes from the ustre above the table
you may serve u.s." says the master.
Very we'll. SIR" the voice answers.
But the master says. Give us light" and immedi-
atey all Is Illuminated clear light dazzles our
eyes and at the same time feeling In
Simultaneous and beneficial warmth But very curious
thing is that the glass tubes which give us such com.
Portable warmth cold as Ice
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button bearing the inscription Service" and Ivin-
santly hear soft voice saying me, What will you
have, sir?"
look around. thinking woman is in my ROOM but
the voice says to Did you call me- sir?"
yes"
"Will you some breakfast?"
with pleasure" reply.
few seconds later Il hear light noise near me.
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The part of the table which near my bed has
turned 1t has come before to my. bed, and the
breakfast has appeared.
When leave the "bewitched villa" accompanied to
the door by the voice of the master, l cannot help
thinking that it would be my dream to possess such
a house. and go out, wishing my heart that the
life of the ingenious inventor will continue long and
fruitful for the. welfare of his fellow creatures