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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
Village Boai d Meeting

At the regular meeting 81 the
board OF village trustees Monday
night, Justice of the Peace E. Z.
Dyer was regularly reappointed
police Judge. legged illicit dis
posal Of liquor in ao"n was dis
cussed. and the board wished to
be prepared to handle such cases
as may arise, In the municipal
court.
The clerk reported the collection
OF S.. 50 poo, liceuse from II. l..
McDufie and the payment Of the
same to the treasurer.
Minor matters considered were
the cesspool back OF the city hall
ordered repaired. and an instance
of water rent Ieadjusted. The
board stated that residence water
rates were the same when the
hydrant was outdoors as when in
side the bouse.
The following bills were allowed:
Il. J. COZ man Co. scraper 5 5.75
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
At NATIONAL CAPITAL
Paragraphs on Important Coy-
ernment Affairs.
lDLENESS OF CONGRESS-
No Naval Holiday-Need of Force
In Mexico.
The Tribune Bureau.
BY j. K. JONES

Washington, D. C.-The inter-
national nuisance to our southwest
kept even the placid and urbane
William Howard Taft on the un-
easy seat for large portion of
more than a year before be went
out Of Office. President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan have got to
know Mexico well enough to realize
that those people are not to be
coaxed, and there is growing
opinion in Washington that only a
show Of force will ever straighten
out Mexican conditions.
Let no one be deceived regard
ing all this talk about naval holi-
day. While this may be a wish
fathered by the Lord of the Ad-
miralty Of Great Britain, the Right
Honorable Winston Churchill, and
echoed through our own house OF
representatives, and seemingly
tentatively endorsed by the secre-
tary Of the navy, yet there are
more than "57 varieties" OF reasons
why there is not likely to be a cur
failing OF navy building in any Of
the great countries of the world.
Already Germany has vetoed the
proposal, and that practically set
ties it. Again, what, for instance,
would the steel trust, the powder
trust, and the naval officers clubs,
and army and navy trusts find to
do if there was sudden falling off
Of activity in building great arma-
ments3 A naval holiday would
disrupt the whole scheme OF things;
and to bring it about in our own
country the overwhelming power
of the army and navy, which has a
thorough hold upon congress,
would have to be broken. This
would be job even larger than
our esteemed ex-President Roose-
velt undertook in last years cam.
paign.
Laundry machines used by the
treasury department for cleaning
money sent in by banks for re-
demption, will be retained by the
present administration. This has
been made plain by United States
Treasurer John Burke. The laun.
dry will make an annual saving oil
$3.50, 900 to the treasury.
Former President Taft still has
something of pull IN Washington,
as has been illustrated by the fac,
that a contract has been let for the
new government building at New
Haven. The building will be
built of pink Tennessee marble,
which the former president asked
the department to use, and it will
cost S6o7, 3a6.
At a recent meeting Of the house
OF representatives which is com
prised OF four hundred aud thirty
five congressman, it was fount
that "they were all there excep
four hundred" The republican.
have been criticising the idlenes.
OF the house, where, although tht
members have been in session
since last April, very little ha.
been done outside OF three or four
weeks of sessions for the tariff ane
currency bills. This, Of course
was aside from the work OF thu
ways and means and the banking
and currency committees. The
republican leader, Mr.. Mann, ir
speaking of the absentees, said
"that it may be that some mem
bers think that when they are
elected to congress their duties
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14

A violent earl y winter storm raw
aged the easter,a part OF the United
States last Sur day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Governors Who Took Office
With New Year.

Simeon E. Baldwin, DsmqHat, Con-
nscticut. =
Eugene N. Foss, Democrat Massa-
dhusetts.
Adoph o. 'Elbarlpart, Republican,. Min,
nesota.
Coleman L. Blsaise. Demoarat, South
Carolina.
Ben w. Hooper, Rspublican-F%sion'
Tennessse.
Oscar B. ,Coquitt, Democrat. Texas
William Sprv. Republican, Utah.
Francis E. McGovem, Republican.
Ahram J. Posh&ar, Republican, Rhode
Island.
Elias NJ. Ammons. Democrat' Colo
RADIO.
Charles r.. Miller, R-publcan, -Deia-
ware.
Park Trammen. Depmocraa, Florida
John NJ. Haines, Republican, ldaho'
Edward +, Dunno, Republican, Ill
inots.
Samuel NJ. Ralston, Dqnucrat' moi
| ana.
George w. Clarke, Republican. Iowa.
woosbndse N. Fenris' psn'aa'A'
Michigan.
Samuel v. Stewart Dsmocrat. MOI
tana. --:...
John II. abcnehead- Denloorat, Ne
bTasha.
William Suixsr, Dpnocrat, New York.
Locke Craig. Damoc:@t, North Gaze
lima.
Louis e. Hanna, Rpuhlican, Mort
DaNa1a-
Janes H. Cox, Damaont, Quo.
Frank NJ. Payne, Republican, aaut
Dakota.
ERNEST Essre. Demlc:at, Washin;
ton.
. DR.. H. d. Hatfield, R1aubllcan-ipN'
gressive. West Virginia. 81
II. H. Hoigss. Democrat, Kian1as.
No guhe,patorial candidate In NJ
. Hampshire ob.ained ahe neoessary pl
, nality, and In consequence rhe alp''
, of tire Governor hevolvss upon &
. Legislature. The R'publlaans win ha
q control of that body and VIII Gle
| Franklin Worcester TO SUCCEED Cove
= nor Bass.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. Mike Mccormick, wiao was tssxf-sa
10 Louisville last week for trsStrsszm
and am opapation for aanaar of tiae 'z'ra'--
aah, died in the hospital at 1saA]
place Friday morning. soon afiar sss>
oo4atiQn.
He was accompanied to I1oulsNnlS s,sT
Mrs. Mccormick and DIR. E. b esr<nss-
ton, but ON account Of the hish SssIsas'
could mot be bnaug'la to Hartford ns''-
til Sunc,y, WHEN, ale rsrrhina- rscree
brought .owar the water in boat
Mr.. Mccormick. was a valued dns'asse's'
of Acme Lodge No. 339 OF Hattfsfsa-
ami at Beaver Dam members OF siEr-
Fraternity did all they could to- Sixsass--
The remains were taken to tie AAss-'
Ny u;,staaNae naar town, and suns rs'x
SERVICES were conducted there N6essr'
mn-nag. The nnsains were anpsFse
at oakwaoi cemetery and at tire w'xsa e
services were held by the oddfeftow T'a'-
tarnity.
MIR. ,Me0ormSsR was 81 years old Sz0
a native of Pennsylvania, but haa $50
sided in Hartford for several ylesss"'
He was a successful railnoa<i contsias-ssS
and had campletsd many mtes pf sOs-'
railroad work. He was marcied ffS't
years ago. and leaves a wins ans Nc
eral step-chaldren ami asssr hasa ~~
friends 10 mourn his death
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Monday nieht do "

fornia last Monday might dAG TssH
damage to the oranee and lsnF,rs sr'--
charhs over an anea of $4,000 acres- T-'es
value of the entire crop was essunif--Sal
at $5O.OO0,00O and the loss is eNpevfs 81
10 raanh half that amount. Later Ss=r
Sacramento Valley saw snowsaccits szS'
the first time in years. a cerssssss
blizzand gripped tive Rocky MoaNss4A'o'
States with the Temperature far fsaAlsS
zeno Salt Lake City suffer'est savssszsF
from the sohdtfNing OF the stre,asuS es~
such an extent tlrat the water snpr.F
gave out and schools and ltadwe husIdass=s'
depandent on steam heating aEp;Ss3, rs
had to be ahanslonsd.
Wilson Cabinat still Uncsosen-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Notify Us.

Every !. week we reasive bfGm' sse~
suhscpiber "a notloe phftt fle
been reasiv.ng tive paper for sque' rsH'-'-
Upon investigation we find nhssh as-
subsarlber has changed his atdress s-f'<1
tailed to notify, US. For thatr ss"rrH
we suggest that w,heneveS change NJ
mads notify the Rostqffbae at rAe ~ss'
address and the Postmaster Wit nSshH'
us. 1t y ahe duty of every P~'enAs'ss'a
to notify US IL pape rsmeias 49,
delivered. but they do not nsusilS -
so, especially In the small nass oo-
fices. { n
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
APPOINTMENT MADE
BY FISCAL COURT
At Session Last Week and
Other Orders
Made.

Last weak's session Of tie Otto
County Fiscal Court was one Of tie
most inrptnt hs,d in some tiin'.
The following are some Of the tuns-
actions.
Mr.. II. r. Crowier, the present AIM
hoHse k1por, was reelected ~ tha;
position Nsidly morning. There was
only ONE other applicant, Mr.. J. Il.
Mosely, who recsived two votes.
County Attorney c. L. SMITH, Esl.
Leslie Combs and Esq. Carl Jackson
w:re anQointed as committee 20
lo,l=o the oil and gas nights on tle
aims house farm.
ON each male citizen 81 years and over
Cor tire :ear 1913. The read harihs are
exempted from work on the ronlls dur-
ing the yaar 1913. The whole system
will be under the o)ntrol of the Coun-
by Road Engineer and EXPENSES 10 De
paid by the Fiscal COURT.
MT. Il. II. Benuon, DI 1sHtenlupWn,
was appointed Friday by Judge wedi-
ing as County Road ENGINEER, pnh his
appointment was confirmed by the
Fiscnl Court.
Esq ]. c. jackson AMI Esq. Graat
Pollard wre appointed on committee
to ascertain the adv!sltdlity of con-
structing A bridge across Rough r,ire"
at Combs ford, and report at next
me sting.
TIE following we're allowed money for
their sha1p, which hal b@an KILLED ~
injunel by dogs during 1872: G. ~. Barr,
$50; b. NJ Patterson. s.; l.. Barrett.
SIS; w. 7. Johnson, SIG; H. C. Acton,
sis ., ''.'-~ '-4 80.
Esq. Leslie Combs was appointed as
committee 20 take Grange in publ:
road nelr lakewood cematsry.
Tax of 10 canrs on each 500 moft1
of praperty i'm Ohio coun.v and a pol
tax of $l.5O for each male citizen in
the county, II years or over. G,aled
school districts excepted, for year
1913.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Unable to Eat But Lives.

Owensbono, Ky Jan. B.-One of the
most phenominal cases OF vAua'by
that has been viewed by physicians IN
this section OF hive Stale is that dis
plaS,ad by Mrs. Nancy Sanford 81 Yreai s
old whose throat has been 50 pa,aya'
ed for the past eleven days THAT she
has heen unable TO swallow even drop
Of water. Physicians have been unao'e
50 tar to get any sort pf E'Od pr drink
into her system and dsaah has bee"
expeated nsonentarily for nine days
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
CITIES extend
AID TO STRICKEN
Thousands. Of Persons in Ken
lucky Are Home
less.

Cincinnati Ohio, Jan. B.IWnh Iie
OHIO RiNsr at a stage of 6l.s at D O'CLOCK
torrrht. and the possibility of II
raocbanp a stage of CTS before morning
Nevy,ort. Covington and Dayton, n! :
residents are experiencing pine OF I'e
worst fools in years. Seven thousani
psrsons have been driven from Iie''
homes, and cold wlsatAl:r this mo nins
[addei gn,atly TO the intense suiasr-
ing. while the damage to property Will
be great.
Newport COPIED with the SITUATION III
military style, communicating wagons
ami boats to relieve the slfftTsrs' SeVef
bo,na,rsa 6amalies, many of whom have
lost their earthly possessions and are
| without funds. are being providsi to'
nv the city. Nearly 5000 parsons wes'
taken from tie second faoqH of ther
homes by the police. More thnn sixty
city blocks in NewSot are under LII
water.
In Dayton, KY. 500 parsons wsr;e iosc
I'd ito take shelter in tire upper fA'of'
of their homes. EXCEPT for aie Nesi
peake and Ohio Railroad, Dawrn
without transportation to NsiwriHh a."
Cincinnati. The schoolhouass hai u hse
given over 70 the fAocdsutfeHeas' WIN
are hsdng cared aor by rshe city
Bellevue and COvingeon ar,e aNe Aeas
AFFECTED, alt. cough the latter is aan'"s
an island In these two towns man
J persons were forced TO leave phe'
homes. and, assisted by the nity OF
f.cials. au,s being we'll cared Tor !
In Newport. vbottm 'cf the flood W.
$ forced to resort to a shotgun 10 kes
: dozen orazed cats from enternng
, house. the bower floor OF w'hhch W
p entirely submerged. Ilha1 cats. nT''
e from barn aaross uhe street. ma
x for the house and showed flsNSt. nm
a were killed.
More than 5000 cipa!nmat nessasn
have been made hpn'eassS' ANA "
Council viii be asked to@o'aow ns
to appropriate 10000 for sae i"pssd'a
:, nelief of the suffsrng.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. Luoen Ambrose died at his resi-
dance near Beda, KY, last t;.dday, after
about 60 YEARS. old and had been a mem
bar pf tie c. p. Chaph at B,ada sor
many yelss. lie leaves a wife and two
ohild,rem, tine latter both grown. His
remains were inferred in Beulalh came-
terry, Bsda, Sunday mori-fng, after ser
vices conducted by Rev. r. d. BAnae'''
Of Hartford. '
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. Roy F. Kpown, of near Ford willie
and Miss Ina May Saaton. of Dprle",
ware married reoantly at the Ball Ho.cl
in Owensboro, tine Rev. Il. F. Jenkins
performing the oerenony. TIE bride Is
TIE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ".
Sea'on. is popular and has many friends
THE groom is the son of Mr.. AMI Mrs,
w. 4. Known and is dsputy sheriff o,
this clunty.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Hoover Bro1'eTs, prppretors Of the
Hartford Bot'd5ns Wo.ks. have puncltas-
ed boiler, which they will uFe IN
furnishing power at their plant. As
soon as the weather ocens up aAsy will
ALSO burd large annex 10 ahair pras-
snt building and will ,louhle a1rlr ca
paoity this summer Cor bottled gpp!s
in order to meet the dsmands ftr nleir
pro nicts.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Tobacco Deal Still Pending.
Naaice to paoleds of A. s. of Il.

Nasice TO paoledts of A. :. oil II.
No aohaaao is soli yet In thmeeh
counties. excerpt Green River Assooeia-
ton tobacco. All pooles will please
war1,h thslr tobacco and mot ldt II
damage. HING up II necessary.
The conmita,e Is not discouraged AMI
have hopes Of AN carly sale.
e. C. BAIRD. Chmn. Com.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Engraved or printed - calling and
bus,r,,ss cards can be irSa upon shoft
nottoa by giving yodr order to The
Repubiscan. Hbnafo,a, Ky. Prices AMI
samples gladly furnished.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

orJer your magazines and periodicals
fr,m J. Nay Foster. Hartfond, k%''
and not only save money but paoron'ze
hume people. Catalogues ready Lor dis
tribution. .. -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Marriage License.

The following mauplage hasnse b& V
bsen issued since our last issue.
J. ID. Miller, Nnrraws, and Gladys d.
Hick v. woute !, Hartford.
Preston DangherIty 20 Dade smith,
Baizetoan-
Moss Bryant 10 Rosa Kirby SIM
mons.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Notice.

I" Hartford Local No. Goa A. s. Of ;
win meet Saturday might January 10
snstsad of afternoon. All memaers are
aqasseea 40 he present.
n. II. BAJ.M.AiN. Pres
b. +. BEAN, Sec. -, 81
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Ilepublcan drag. 1t Is just u little
diing-pniy dllac-but it ipkss
little uings like hoi'1rs to ldsrp our
presses going. Your dollar along with
several o'hers halps to fire the Engine
and fe2d the big press. When the
won't work, A.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. ], M. Lane, of Washington. Pa ;
returned to Hartford "Wednesday ID
look after his oil interests here. Mr.
Lane spent several weeks at his horne
and his frlsnds are glad of his, paturn
to Hartford.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs ,Ebort Sparks. of route
2, are the proud parents of fine ten'
p,a,d boy. whloh was left -at ahol:
house Mou,ay might. Dr. A, b. Raey
an'eniing phyistc'am,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr. j. c. Williams. of St Helen. k :
attended tine funeraA hepe Monday OF
Mr.. Mick Mccormick. Mr. Williams
formerly resided ihsre and was partner
In the ralLroad construction business
with Mr. Mccormick.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

THE body OF the ng,pe who was droN
ea while loading THIS on laourh river
Last Thussiay afternoon has not been
found. and dunng tine high water 1t was
useless to attempt 10 renoyer the body.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

In another column of tits islNs -
nItice from Mr.. f. C. Baird No the
A. s. of f. Numbers WHO have p1o'ed
their tobacco. He states THAT NO sale
of the pooled tohacco has ya been
made. hut thinks that probably sale
will be made at AN early date. There
are many people who will be glad 70
ses the sale made, but no one wanus
the poolers to have TO sacrifice Lheir
crop for Low prices.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Regular meeting OF Rough River
Lodge No. ITO Knig'S.s Of Pytldss will
be hsld at FRATERNITY Hall next Tues
day evening. at WHICH time there VIII
be Installation of nav officers by Dep
uty Grand Chau0elior john n. Moore
and initiation work In tie HIank OF
Page.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Iva Nall has returned from 4
visit with ,her n,osher at Vine Grove
H.,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. Leslie HoJvsr wlo moved Gron
Hartford to .Matlsopville some tine ago
has mo al 20 Proyid nee, KY, WHERE
he and ibis t'l-r-in-law, Mr.. Chnaley
Smith, of route 2, Hartford, wiN oo-
sruae a fast class boatling plant. Mr..
Hoover is experienced in the business
and lyas a APPENDED field for his work.
and we wish both young men Success.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Master Edwin Duke, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. ID. Duke, vino ran against a
plank at the depot Tuesday whrn play
ing fox" wlil sevrril other boys and
cut "a darp and long gnsh in his lotS-
hand. is gi,N5ng along very nicely. After
the accident the young fellow caine up
town and his wound was dressed by D..
A. Il. Riley and Dr. r. b. Penlletou.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Republican.
FRIDAY, JANUARY II.

N. Il. he. Railroad Time Table
at Hartford, Ky.
7. ~ N. time card effective Monday
Aug. 2lst- .~.'.''t.
No. 1l2 North hound due 7:le q. m
daily except Sunday.
No. ia North Bound due 3:40 p. m,
- daily axcept Sunday.
M. LIS South Bound due S:45 q m
daily except Sunday.
No. ll3 South Bound de las p M
daily except Sunday.
Ry' II. Il. MISCHKE AeN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
California Fruit Crop Frozen.

lack Nnost with just a sAtsht wave
Of his magic wand over southern Cali
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

wANTED-Iseltslble. energetic man r.
sell Lubrcatng oils. gueses and rlhih'
in oafo and adjacent counties. salar;
or Commission.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Rev. e. b English pastor OF t'e
Baptist Church. was p'easa~ osA''e'
nj The Republican office Monhay.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Cux. ]. @, Keown was PHEASANT
caller st this office yesterday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Messrs. ]. C. Her and owen Hunter
have ps.ived the HARTFORD basket ball
team anu in a f7w days will have
splendid team m'rmgsh. and Will pe
mandy 40 play nEatch games. Csnted'ao"'n
has organized basket bali team and
It rs lnssly that these two teams VIII
PLAY at Hartford at an cary ,iafte' A
tsun composed, of Hartford business
men villa a,no be organized and wan
play with the ooa teafn.
Ro,ami A. Nie''ois. tive saAond number
in tive Hartford College Lycenm Corrsa'
deli .,,red his lecture, THE Man ,W"4th
While' ait clus Opera House TAash|
evening to large audisnae. His address
WIS a masterpiece and a newspaper re-
mt cannot do 1t Justice. He held ms
andienoe with napt a1temtion und MS
talk, by request. cone.unirvs author iHar
old Bell Wtight. whom MIR. Nfh0cts avs
sisted In aluaation, was aAHnsaihe'
very mueh.
TIE Ohio County Roand of Super fs'r
which has been in SESSION at THE o"a;'
mousse for ssvaraa days, adJoulmsh Tues
day and will re-oanv6ne Monday, Jao
"a, at which time thass who haV
"r.assed' by the board may appear an
ask for lower assess'msnt If they car
to do so. shenlff Black and dfputie
ase now sanding out notices 10 thos
whose ppcparty l4as been nssassed .rs'
ed. and telling them what day to @i
psar before the board.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Miss Nanny Ford was peasant CALI
or at this otcice Wednesday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Judge C. M. orose held poFsoe ooar'
Monday and tine day was cohS"'r'' :"
trying olvil GASES.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

" ". Emss, Stewart WAS txsasan'
ta,>er m this oiftce Thursday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mrs. J~ian A. rRsntnow' of pundee Is
critically vi,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

lsrs. Leslie Hoover and daughter d
PrOvidence. KY are Nislshs MI 'Spe'
tioupyer and family
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Messrs. William Shraader, Van May
and FL Orabtree were pleasant eA'S'
MI The Republican office Monday'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

u ,Mtss Louise Phipps is the guest OF
Mr.. 'ssnd Mrs. whrt A''nfsoead' OIL N''s''
yihe, Tenn.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Uns Eastern S.nr held sa'end'd
= mncking at Fnaternity Han No"uaS
levandng.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

U. s. Carson pays cash Tor fsrs. ANY
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Mr.. Euenns JOINER vito has been "V-
ing in Reynolds Ga. for Tine paS'
several months. arrived Monday for a
visa hsns with his parents, Raw anu
Mas. 7. v. Join'r.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

a civil sarvlce examination for rural
lataer aarmiers was held here 6st,rday
Cor THE purpose of selecting carrier
for a Iprraa irou.e that is 10 be a1aab-
iished at Horse Rnpah. nlare welee
seventeen npplioants and the eNamin l.
ton was under the direction Of Post
master II. b. Martin.
Capt. James M. neWeess. w''o has
bean In the nevsnue ssrN'os at owenT'
boro for sewtwal months. las been
transferred 10 work In Louisville and
has em.suad rrson his dwit's thqs. How
cir. Capt. Daws:ss stln ha'ds hi
citizenship and voting place In oaif
county and will cnasntan his eoanaotso
as aommander Of the local company o
nsin~As ~,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

sTErSoN OIL CO., Cleveland. o.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Attorney and MRS, ERNEST Waodwa1S
have saue to Louisville for an inh-ti"i's
ua>v of sswGaI weeks. ON account %
Mux. Woo wards health.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

NJ Mast,r r. Larksn Griffin, the hus'-
No. agent Cor the louisville Hrsrs"'
- Hant6ard. has nccephsd shs aea@"'v
aar ehe cincinnau Post. and WI tatsr
have the ioeal agency for the clne'"-
natl Enquirer. St. Louis Glolse bTs"o-
k~~t. Country Gsntlman' La"s~ n" w
Z 4uupal and Saturday Evening rpse
Milford chronicle., 1913-10-31
WAY GOD BLESS HIMl


Ests OF 10 the f=l9u who tells q Eso
JOKE
Ard makes the people laugh
o 5oLlrF- J Go love tree-
ruusTe Wh1lss0rls wius 10 quaE
TIE man who turns q froWn 10 q Ellls
Ara cheers a dro9rlug heart
Aay n11 De- iu lre Eal of Fzu4
Eut Be Goes a noble part
I1st th-as ooE q the CHEEKY smile
re Passes rolld al day.
It's Eke ray OF sunshine
Or fragrant oig bouquet
He smiles and laughs they smile and
laugh
i feels good Uell. you bet.
He told ne good iok= today.
Ha- ha- I'm laughing yet
Il a cannon s1ot sounds round ths world
Why can't a good laugh t00s
4y frie-.l. y0- cannot estimats
me good laugh can DO.
50 set ire laughing habit. friend:
Engage ln 5o-lty-
7 p ards OF the dyspepsia
And makes the heart care free.
Sod bless The maa U1o makes me laugh.
AID Ray his Tribe increase.
And may rzr1iclols p=ssimisn
Upon this go41 =zrth ceasz-
C. 81 BARNIIZ