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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-08
CORN CULTIVATION
IN OIL D HENR|CO
BY j. q. HUNTER.
Farm Demonstration Agent for Hen
rfC

rico County.
The soil should. OF course, be deeply
and thoroughly worked to furnish a
seed bed and extensive area OF pre-
pared and loosened soil, so that the
rootlets may the more easily reach out
for and absorb the elements needed
Cor the growth OF the plant
BY this deep tlllase we also pro-
vide Great mass OF absorbent matter
that. like reservoir or sponge. will
hold large quantities of water for tina
use OF tho plant during the periods OF
| drought that come almost every sea-
son. Plants absorb their food only in
a soluabe state. when the moisture Is
gone from the upper strata. where the
feeding roots are. there is no growth.
and airing will take place, fatal to
a coed Yield
II Is not profitable TO grow corn al,
all On poor land Blu. by blowing
under green crops, cowpeas. crimson
clover or any OF the legumes that will
grow on poor ground with a little
assistance by fertilizins, any land not
too acid can be made to yield profit
over tho cost o. labor. fertilizer and
seed Soil robbery means bankruptcy.
soil building prosperity
Cultivation Before the corn comes
up a section harrow or wceder should
be- used 10 work the corn and destroy
all the young weeds This can be con-
tinued II tine weeds and grass have
hoer kept out till the corn is too large
for the harrow and wceder, Run the
harrow diagonally across the rows.
then IN the opposite direction. This
Is the most eTectual and chea pest cui-
tivat!on the crop can set. The arst
regular working with cultivator or
double. shovct pillow may be deep, and
all weeds and grass In the row should
now te smothered
After this all civilizations should be
shallow. TO allow the rootet to come
near the surface. where the greatest
quantity OF available plant food Is
also that these rootlets may get the
benefit OF light showers and heavy
dews
The modern adjustable cultivator is
the best Implement for this work The
ground should be stirred. II possible,
after every heavy rain and during
periods OF drought at intervals OF from
seven to ten DAYS
hne soil mulch should ee main
tanned throughout the period OF
growth. and should extend over the
whole surface OF the ground Cult.
walton should neve" be deepened. be,
cause o. cutting the roots and in,
Turing the crop.
II this work has bsen we'll managed
We have an excellent seed bed for
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
Bralso ]9ropo9aIs

Office OF state Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va, June 6. 1918.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
until IL o'clock noon, Monday. June
% 1919, for the construction OF a
1888 foot steel bridge over the Pa
munkeN River, between Hanover and
King William Counties. IL miles
from Hanover. Va
Plans aud specifications or hle at
the clerks ONCE and at this office.
Certiiied check for $3.50 to accom-
pany each bid.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids
application to the ,'V unders signed ."
?. ST. j. WILSON,
state Highway Commissioners,
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4soultrp, 4efts ann gihe Bfofk

FOR SALE. TWO GOOD, SOUND
work horses; also i've year-old mare.
kird and true in all harness !
LEMLE, ISL Maury Street South
Richmond
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aurtiun sales, aeunnay
U~-----~>------~~~-~>>-.--- -'---- ---~-~-~ ---~a
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers,
61s EAST BROAD STREET.
FURNITURE. MATING, DRUGGErs,
FANS. LUNCH COUNTER. WALL
AUCTION,

We will sell at our auction sales
rooms. No. SIS East Broad Street.
TOMORROW Monday June ..
beginning at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ hne
Rubber Tire Top Buggy. practically
new. in hrst-class condition. also q
large quantity OF fine Furniture. such
as complete CHARTERED Oak Dining
Room Suits, Handsome Mahogany
Dressers, Chiffoners, etc; new Refrig-
orator. guaranteed finish Brass Beds
Piano and Piano Seat Oak and Wal
nut Bed Room Suits. c5 rolls new high
grade mating. Mahogany and Oak
Hall Racks. Lace Curtains. Rugs, Drug
gets, Leather Rockers, Couches, Mir
rors. etc.
Ladies invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co,
Auctioneers
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1920 WEST BROAD STREET STORE
and dwelling. ak rooms. $500 year.
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SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. CENTRAL,
location: board convenient 800 East
Grace Street
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1908 STUART AVENUE, EIGHT
rooms, hot water heat. $40 year.
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Reetfng6

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE viz.
ginla State Board of Dental Exami-
cants. Will be held in Richmond. Va
complencing June 10. 1913. 8 A. nj.
For further particulars address DR.
j. p. STIFF. Secretary. Frsdeficks.
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this summer and hereafter? II so.
answer quick lo7. care Tines
Dispatch
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AUTOMOBILES Ecr 5aIe

F. Il F. 30 HORSEPOWER fsli
model fve-passenEer automobile lust
been overhauled; new tires and also
delivery body for Same running
gear. Touring body and delivery
body are both in No. | condition.
Price. $3.50. T. o. CRlTZ, 7Sl Brook
Avenue.
OAKLAND TWO-PASSENGE ROAD
ster, run 1000 miles; almost new
and in frst-class condition. WILL
LARD e. STRANCi AUTO co. 1909
West Broad Street
FOR SALE. MY FOUR PASSENG Err
1912 Mitchell. fine condition. cheap.
j %. care Times DISPATCH
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SIS NORTH TWENTY FOURTH 81
six rooms. s2l6 year.
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11s I.2 WEST CLAY STREET, NINE
rooms. $500 year
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PLATE ICE.

TIE BEST FOR ALL USES. 1T IS
frozen harder than any other ice. con
se1uenuy you use less, and plate Ice
is best in quality and purity, Vet II
costs no, more than ordinary ice. II
cannot be surpassed for drinking
water and tea, as II has no bad ia ste
TYLER & RYAN. 1901 West Carv
Street. Phone Madison 1878.
QUICK FIRES. NO WASTE. USE po-
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for cool
ing, $3.50 per ton delivered. SAMIIET.
H. COTTRELL & SON, I103 Weaf
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
ATT.
OUR DRY KINDLING REDUCED To
$3.50 and S1.f5 per half-cord durInr
the summer months Telephone your
orders at once; We can make prompt
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a SETTLED ORPHAN LADY. WHO
has experience as nurse and com
panion. wishes 10 be adopted as
widow or single Will exchange
references II preferred. Address l.
1I6. care Times Dispatch
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms:
central References exchanged. THD
ROANOKE ia North Eighth
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On account OF the building ordered
pulled down. we will sell at 203 East
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sEMMES AVENUE. BETWEEN TWEEN
ty-fourth and Twenty fifth Streets.
seven rooms. range. bath. latrobe,
electric lights, 1896 year.
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7o5 NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET
six rooms. $50 year.
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.brs KENSINGTON AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms. hot water heat $40 year.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen, convenient to bath; ali
Conveniences. Monroe 39S5-J
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pos NORTH MULBERRY STREET.
nine rooms. modern, $3.50 year
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100 NORTH SEVENTH STREET
store or Office, $1,000 GEAR
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e,5 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE
1920 year.
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OLD, COINS WANTED 81 TO $1,000
PAD for hundreds of rare coins to
1907. Many in circulation. Get post
ed Send stamp for large coin cir
GUAR. NUAlISMATIC BANK, Dept
y ~. Fort Worth. Tex
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1913 HULL STREET (SOUTH RICH.
mond). seven rooms. s216 year.
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Rooms l1lantfn

YoUNG Man WANTS COOL ROOM
breakfast and supper. for not over
SIS monthly. Must room singly
References. Address g 49, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, JULY 1ST, FOUR OR FIVE
unfurnished rooms. Must be reason
able. and In walking distance Of
Masonic Temple, Cali or phone So
PERINTENDENT. Masonic Temple
TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
rooms, first floor with yard pre-
1erred, nicely located J 1o3. care
Times Dispatch
ADULTS WANT TWO ROOMS IN
country with privilege Of kecpinr
few chickens Address l5a. care
Times l0isDatch
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~FoR>RENT'

600 BRooKLAND PARK BOULEVARD,
four rooms, $3.50 year.
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FLATS.
7os WEST CLAY STREET. UPPER
fat I'VE rooms. bath. $3.50 year
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Elm APARTMENTS. NORTH SIDE
Grove Avenue upper nat. seven
rooms. bath. hot water heat; lower
fat, six rooms. $3.50 year.
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Bualnfss Qpportunttp

FINE OPENING FOR MAN WITH $500
awaiting the right man. to control
the local business of the Kenney
Needle Shower Ba tn, which is sweep
Ing the country. It's the only shower
that doesn't need a curtain. Can be
attached to any bath tub without
tised in all magazines. "A big money
maker No competition to Tight. VIII
close with the first man who has the
right qualifications. Write to-day.
GRAEFF MILLER. Pres, Reddan
Specia!ty Co, Inc, % West Broad
PARTY WANTED WITH $4,000 TO
5000 TO engage in Wholesale bust
ness in Richmond B As. care Times
Dispatch.
II. INA NEED OF MONEY BORROW
troE@aEQuITABLE LOAN SOCIETY:
10000 10 loan on watches. diamonds.
ness strictly CONFIDENTIAL Special
second floor. 500 East Broad Street
Phone Monroe 1915.
EXCLUSIVE COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
ENVondercloth" now being allotted !;
everybody buys; big profits: repeat
orders. come fast; opportunity to
start local. mail sales and 1obbne
business; new selling method; small
free. BETHLEHEM UTILITIES CO,
90 Pine Street, New York
WANT CAPABLE MEN FOR STATE
managers, Monthly salary. $3.50;
also liberal commission. Must In
AUTOMATIC COMPANY. lis South
Dearborn Street. Chicago. III.
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1927 DANCE STREET. SIX ROOMS.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers,
61S EAST BROAD STREET.
LARGE REFRIGERATOR. ELECTRIC
LACE CURTAINS. BUGGY. ETC. AT
CASES ETC. Ia AUCTION.

pulled down. we will sell at aos East
Broad Street.
TOMORROW tMonday) JUNE ..
at $40 Q o, 1,ci Lock F a., a large Refriger.
Long Wall Case, one small Wall Case.
foot Lunch counter, with stools. Ma.
tional Cash Register, Kitchen Tables.
Scales, Cooking Vessels, etc All goods
10 be removed Immediately
TERMS-Cash.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
siursiun sodifa. tfuture Dagg
wn. n. Paint c ompanv.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
72S East Main Street.
EXECUTIONS SALE
OF
NOS. II AND 1l,. WEST BACON
STREET. NEAR ST. JAMES STREET,
FACING S. A. L. R. r.
In order to close an estate will sell
at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II. 1918,
at $50 +. NJ,
the above properties. No. II being a
being frame dwellins OF three rooms,
both in good condition. Lot 55Xa0 feet
TO an aiieS These houses are good
vestment,
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
HENRY ?. BECK.
Executor o. Hannah E. stengel
by Henry s. Hutz!er & Co,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT Al THE NORTH.
EAST CORNER OF CALHOUN AND
GODDlN STREETS.
In execution OF certain dead Of
trust TO the undersiSne trustees, dated I
February 10 1910. recorded In tha
clerks once OF The Richmond city
Chancery Court. u. :e6-B. page irs,
default having been made in the pay
nent of the debt therein secured. and
being so required to do by the uota~
holder, We Will sell the property above
mentioned as described in said deed
at public auction, on the preriisss, % !
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL, 1918.
at o'clock p. 81.
TERMS: Cash S
HENRY HuTzLEs,
RALPH J. LEVY.
Trustees, S,
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Zee, Goal anu lllpnn

PRfcE On COAL AND Woob
this month. Pennsylvania and Vir.
Tiuia anthracite. Fire Creek and
splint lump, Pocahontas washed NUT
briquetts and r. o. NJ Large oak
and pine blocks Perfectly dry sla h
for cooking. Prices range from 81 "a
TO s7.2S per ton AUTOMOBILES de-
livery cheapest. e. T. LONG. Ohice
l5o6-l0 West Broad Phone Madi.
son 1869
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27o7 WEST MAIN STREET, SEVEN
rooms. bath, $3.50 year.
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2o2 NORTH SHEPPARD STREET,
eight rooms. latrobe. range, s4o0 year.
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FLATS
20 SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. LOWER
fat. Ave rooms. gas range s225 year.
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TYpEwR1rERs FOR RENT.
STOP. LOOK. AND THINK.

JOHN LA TOUCHE. JR.. NEW PLACE
AL West Main. Monroe l452. French
and dresses cleaned. $50: pIaitsS
skirt cleaned. 75c: plain, soc. gloves
cleaned any length. l0c per pair
gents suit dry cleaned soc; French
cleaned, 81 reduction In az work
BUILDING MATERIAL.
USE FLREPROOF HERCULES PLAS-
ter Bqard in place of laths and plas-
ters; Sl.T5 per 90 square feet. Write
BOARD CO. Hampton. Va.
VACATION STUDY CAN BE MADE
very profitable II our courses in
bookkeeping, shorthand and teleg-
raphy arc taken. Special summer
rates MASSEY BUSINESS COL
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g EAST GRACE STREET. THIRD
fat. rooms. 1850 year
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1908 PARAMOUNT AVENUE, SIX
rooms. range, kitchen in yard. 5000
year.
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POSSESSION JULY
22i SOUTH HARRISON STREET.
store and dwelling, $500 year.
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Nos :, .. u. UPPER FLATS, SOUTH
Robinson Street FIVE rooms. bath and
gas range. S240 year.
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24ib GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS
modern. sT2o year.
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1e4s WEST GRACE STREET, TEN
rooms. modern, $3.50 year
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THREE CONNECTING ROOMS WITH
use OF bath. all conveniences cheap
rso4 Maryland Avenue. Highla nd
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COS NORTH TENTH STREET, TEN
rooms, bath, range. $3.50 year.
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WANTED. HOME ON GROVE AVE.
nue., direct from owner Price from
$4,000 10 S11.5o0. Address l0s. care
Times Di spatch.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
men; hot bath, phone. 215 East
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Dusfness Qupprtunitp

FOR SALE PATENT On 4 GOOD
farm implement. 1911 East Broad
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RisreII

scHAAF's GRADUATION GfFTs.
1850 AND UP. SOLID GOLD LA VAL
lection
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2.la GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS
modern. s72o year.
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eos 907 BROOK AVENUE, FOUR
room fats above store. $50 year.
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POSSESSION SEPTEMBER I.
6I4 NORTH WENTY-FOCRTH ST.
six rooms, 1915 year
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s25 EAST MAIN STREET. THIRI
fiat. three rooms. $50 year
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AuriiIi, sSdifo. jfuture Ddpg
Wm q. Paint Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1913 East Main Street.

EXECUTORS SALE
OF
NOS. II AND III. WEST BACON
STREET. NEAR ST. JAMES STREET.
FACING S. A. l.. r r.
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STORES OR OFFICES
sos -e07 BROOK AVENUE, TWO
stores $500 year.
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Bparnin9
Rooms Jor Kenf

LARGE FRONT ROOM WfTa B61K1
table board. 401 East Grace.
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INFALL1BLE CANCER CURE; THOR
ouehly tested for past eleven years.
Not one failure no come backs Need
Times Disns. Oh ~ ' -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
SETS APART DAYS
TO. WORK ROADS
Gov. McCreary Issues Proclama-
ton For Betterment Of
Highways.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. Gov. NC
Creary to-day issued a proclamation
calling upon the people in every
county of the State of Kenucky to
work on the roads in their respec-
tive counties on Friday and Satur-
day, October "A and 20, commencing
in the morning at 8 o'clock each day
and continuing until > o'clock in the
afternoon. The County Judge and
Engineer of each county are directed
to aid the people in complying with
this request, and they are authorized
TO select such persons as may be need
ed to assist. In every county where
there is no Engineer or where they
fail to act the Sheriff or other per-
sons are authorized to organize and
comply with this proclamation
The Governor says: Good roads ia
cilitate the labor of farmers in bring
ing their products to market, and in
crease the benefits of rural education
by providing means by which the
children of the State can go regu-
Dariy to school and furnish a better
and easier way to go to church and
greatly enhance the value of farm
lands. This proclamation refers to
dirt roads, turn-pikes and gravel
roads. AS Kentucky always takes the
Load and os Eantuckians dosira the
betterment of our highways, they
must come forward with enthusiasm
and energy and show the people of
other States that they can equal or
surpass them in the improvements
of their roads,"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03

since their return from Louisville.
Miss Daniel at Narrows and Miss
Lyons at Olaton.
Miss Ste la Daniel spent the week
end in Narrows.
Miss Ida White, who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Henry Nabors,
returned to her home in Horse Branch
Sunday night.
Mrs. Tabor, Louisville, is visiting
Mrs. VIM. Lyons.
Miss Marie Dugan spent last week
witt, Mrs. G.. n. Mcdaniel near Hor-
ton and attended the Hartford fair.
Messrs. Bill Murphy and Albert
Daniel spent Thursday in Hartford.
Several from here ATTENDED the
Hartford fair.
Messrs. r. We Daniel and Birch
Felix have returned from Winfield,
La, where they visited their son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F,tix
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
Perry Flag Presented.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 2i.-Macken-
zie X. Todd, Secretary of the Perry s
Victory Centennial Commission, cali
ed on Gov. McCreary and presented
to him the flag which was hoisted ov-
er the Priscilla, the yacht on which
the Governor rode from Cleveland to
Put-in-Bay, o.. to attend the celebra-
ton there. This flag, which is a
blue ground, bearing the legend,
Commonwealth of Kentucky" and the
State seal, hand painted, was espe-
cially designed for the occasion, and
is so far as known the first Ken
lucky flag ever hoisted by a Ken
lucky Governor. The State has new
er adopted a flag, and when this
fact was made known to Secretary
Todd he had this one made in-Cleve-
land. 1t is probable that the next
General Assembly will be asked to
adopt a flag, possibly of this design.
Gov. McCreary intends to present
this flag to the State Historical So
ciety.
Robert Brown, president of the
Louisville Convention and Publicity
League, has invited Gov. McCreary to
attend the celebration of a Hundred
Years of Peace at Louisville next
week and the first week in October.
The Governor promised to attend
Monday and Thursday of next week
and the following Sunday, the latter
date being the centenary Of the Bat
tie Of the Thames
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
Card From Mr.. Ashley.

want to heartily thank the Re-
puDlicans who supported me in my
race for the Republican nomination
for sheriff before the August primary
election, and to assure them that ]
accept my defeat as a gentleman and
good Republican should, and assure
the entire ticket nominated Of my
loyal support and urge all Republicans
to do likewise. Respectfully,
COMMODORE ASHLEY.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03

James d. Haggin, owner OF tho
Elmendorf Stock Farm, whose copdi-
tion had been reported as critical,
was much improved last night and dis
physicians say his complete recovery
IS only a matter of days.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
Marriage License.

Lee Hill, Centertown, to Olga Hef-
lin, Rockport. ,qh
d. NJ Jones to Mary Rolla Felix,
Fordsville. .....
John H. Keown to Minnie Wallace
Cromwell. sa. ..s.
H. E. Haven to Ollie Leach, OF
Beaver Dam. .....
r. A. Barnard to Minnie Chancel-
Tor, CeraQvo.
,Ermon Garden to Grace Chick, Of
Beaver Dam. ,ft tf
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxes for the year 1918 are now
due, and we are ready to receive
same. Owing to a new law passed
during the last Legislature. relative
to preparing the receipts, all taxes
will have to be paid at the office. SO
please call and pay your taxes at
your earliest convenience.
eff. T. II. BLACK,
Sheriff Ohio County.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03
Advertise Your Farm.

More and more the farmer Is COM
ing to be an alert business man. And
along with his new thrift he Is COM
ing to employ business methods In
advertising. Such methods should be
far more widely copied than they
are. 1T pays to advertise" is the
deliberate opinion of the mercantile
world; it is no less true of the busi-
ness of farming. 1.
There is an indirect way to- adver-
tise the farm and the right methods
of its management. BY good fences
and clean fence corners, by gates that
open readily and do not sag, by well
oiled harness and fifty groomed
horses, by sleek and gentle COWS. by
neatly kept buildings and all imple-
ments sheltered from the weather. a
man may show his neighbors and all
the passers-by that he Is right up
oo-date and wholly up to his task.
There Is also direct advertising,
and to this farmers pay all too little
attention. 1t is the part of wisdom
to run in a good paper or series OF
papers an announcement Ofwhat you
have to sell and to keep such an an
nouncement before the eyes of the
readers. Men may not buy at once,
but when the time comes for them
to buy they will know who has the
stock or the grains needed. Then ev-
cry farmer should have a fitting
name for his farm. He should have
attractive letterheads and circulars
On the envelopes he uses he should
place slogan of few striking
words. or a portrait of his prize win
ners or a picture of scene with Hol'
stems or Jerseys. as the case of his
dairy may suggest at their grazing
The Country Gentleman.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03

A rainstorm of almost pOujISurst
proportions visited New York yes
terday afternoon, resulting in two
deaths and several persons bsins in-
jured. Property damage was heavy
and traffic seriously hampersi.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-03

property of Americans and other tor
eigners would be protected. orders
from Washington to Gen. Bliss stsfe
that no American soldiers should be
sent into Mexican territory without
specific orders.