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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
Watch Child For Worms.

Worms sap child's strength, rob
child of food and make child fretfu!,
irritated, nervous. Watch stool and
at first sign or suspicion of worms
give one-half to one lozenge Kicka poo
Worm Killer, a candy worm remover
Gives immediate results, is laxative.
Paralyzes and removes worms, i'm
proves digestion and general health
of child. Continue giving Kieka poo
Worm Killer until al signs of worms
are gone. 25c at your Druggist.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
WOMAN RECRUITER.

The first woman recruiter in
America, Miss Edna Payne, pretty
and winsome, has established head
quarters in this city, at 39th street
and Sixth avenue, and is receiving
applications in the regular, and
Marine Corps.
Miss Payne, who is intensely pa
triotic with a real desire to serve her
country, has already caused the en-
listment of one man in the army, one
in the Navy, and two in the United
State Marine Corps. Her recruiting
is done entirely on her own account
and has no official sanction.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
Better Than a Government
Bond

Buying an OvercOat now at this sale
will be even better investment than
buying a Government Bond, because
1t will make you more money. You
will pay more than double the price
next fall for an OvercOat than you can
buy it for right now at this great sale.
The best overcoat values in America,
heavy vicuna cloth, genuine cheviot,
fancy or plain, an excellent stylishly
appointed overcoat, reg or or
ular price SIS, sale price DO. ID
Were anyone to tell you that at only
$9.45 you can buy genuine ST. An
drew's kersey or wool beaver over
cot, you might well doubt it. The
wonder of it is the we have them, in
all styles, regular $500 and $4,000
values, sale 90 AK
Handsome patent beaver and kersey
overcoats, also chinchillas, Scotch
chevoits and friezes, made into gar
ments that are the latest models of
fashion; they were bought to sell for
fully 33 1-3 per cent more than we
have specially priced them during
this clothing carnival, all styles, all
patterns, sale ~ or
price .......-..... L As Cc
One lot of overcoats in the new rough,
fine material, some half belted and
form fitting for young men, some full
English made and some regular Ches-
terfeld models, silk and satin lined, al
so half lined, hand tailored through
out, no tailor could make ~ OK
them under $35, sale price / 100
Trunks and Suit Cases
Hundreds to Choose From at Your
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02

Wauseon's second Redpath chautau-
qua is to be held August II to Aug
gust "a, inclusive Mr.. F. M. Whit
ney is to be superintendent, Chaplain
0. L. Kplinger, morning lecturer.
and Miss Abigail McGillivray, chill
dren's worker.
Mr.. Whitney is one of the. most
successful platform managers with
the Redpath circuit. He has engaged
IN chautauqua work for many years,
and in him the local chautauqua will
have capable and congenial super
lntendent, equal to every emergency.
The chautauqua patrons who heard
Chaplain Kiplinger last summer in his
lecture on the "Re-making and Mend
ing OF Men,, will be delighted to
know that he is to return as morning
lecturer. His series is to include such
themes as "The Development of Pub
lie Charities, Modern Prison Man
agement" and "Rights and Reason
able Wants of the Prisoner
Miss McGillivray is especially fitted
for director of children's work at the
local chautauqua, having taken
special course of training in the Col
ubmia College of Expression in Chi
cago. She is to meet with the chill
dren twice each day, and on chautau-
qua's sixth night she is to have
charge of an unique feature to be
known as 'The Mother Goose Fes-
tival."
There is every indication that this
years chautauqua will break all rec
ords for attendance and interest.
FARMERS BE SURE AND
THE OHIO FARMERS
Mr.. Chas. P. Grisier and Mr.. B. ].
Long representing the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company, called at my
home on Tuesday May 18th and set
tied the loss for my house and barn
which were insured in the Ohio Farm
ers Insurance Company to my entire
satisfaction; and it is with great
pleasure that I recommend this OLD
company and their agents Jas. Grisiel
& Son to the farmers of Fulton coun-
ty.
PETER MERILLAT.
Our house and contents which was
insured in the Ohio Farmers Insur
ance Company and which burned OF
May 18th, was settled to our entire
satisfaction by their agent Chas. P
Grisier and their adjuster Mr.. B. j
Long, the company paying US the full
amount of our loss; and as soon a.
we get our new house built we vii
certainly give it to this Grand Oh,
Company through their agents Jas
Grisier & Son.
M. A. BEECHER,
A. L. BADGLEY.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
hats and, furnishing goods for men, be


hb y every
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
PUBLIC AUCTION.

80 acre farm to be sold at Public
Auction, Saturday, June "a, 1916, at
1 o'clock p. M, sharp.
The old Rockwell farm in Liberty
township, 57z miles North of Ma
poleon and III miles east and II mile
south of Naomi, on old Adrian Pike.
Farm is well tiled and has a good
seven room house, good barn and COW
stable, good wagon shed and corn
crib, outdoor cellar and number one
well with wind mill and 20 barrel
cement tank.
Also, driving mare 9 years old, 1
mare 8 years old with sucking colt,
1 good 4 year old Holtsein COW, 10
month old Jersey bull calf, 1 brood
SOW and two pigs three months old,
top buggy, single buggy harness,
1 DeLaval cream separator, 2 iron
kettles, two grindstones, sausage
suffer and lard press, chest of car
penter tools, 1 tank heater.
MRS. M. S. ROCKWELL.
L. K. ROCKWELL.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
CHAuTAuQUA

Wauseon's Second Redpath Chautau--
qua August 18th to 24th-Cha=
plain o. L. Kiplinger, Morning Lee
turer, Miss McGillivray ChildEen's
Worker.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02

am prepared with large stock of
hand made harness ready for. the
Spring trade Give me a call.
1915 CHAS, F. STOTZFP
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
Mems Suits

The self same $40 suits now in such
popular demand for business wear,
suits that always sell GI OK
here at ............... spt.Oc
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
Boys Clothing

One lot of boys suits in the latest de-
signs, dark mixtures, in wire woven
worsteds, the never-wear-out kind,
regular $3.50 value; for CT 90
this sale at ...... pl.LJ
Boys suits in the latest designs, dark
mixtures, regular $3.50 value I OK
special for this sale. ...... OF
Boys Norfolk suits, heavy dark ma
terial, nifty patterns, regular $3.50
values; special sale price go OK
only ................ pa
One lot of boys suits, the newest sea-
sons style, Knickerbocker trousers,
sizes from z to IS, actually worth
$3.50, special sale price ca OK
only .......... D4.JO
We have on hand about 200 boys
overcoats, sizes from to 16 some
of this lot worth as high as . 90
$780,, sale price. Il. 20
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02

Mems Hats
Mems hats worth from $100 co.
to SIPS, sale price. ...... OOC
Mems hats, worth $1.50 to 81 OOo
sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CON
Mems hats, worth $3.50 to I or
$500 sale price ........... L. CC
Mems hats, worth $3.50 . 90
sale price ................'. A.OC
Mems dress caps, worth T0o
$100, sale price e..... CC
ALL STRAW HATS ABOUT ONE
HALF PRICE. sa
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02

Buchanan cheviot Suits, like you have
always bought here at $12, the same
handsome patterns price 0E IS
at ................... pC.fC
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
liable clothiers will place their entire

instances at less than the cost
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


The Ia Junta wonan's Club will
meet Friday aftssaoon. January 7th.
With Mrs. Rufus Norton.
The Young Ladies' Btbls Class viii
meet Tuesday svsning with Miss NIL
dred Brown st her home % Carsos
avenue.
The Tuesday Afternoon Birthday
Club viii nest Tuesday. January
9Th. With Mn. c. ". Bomgardnes on
Belleview avenue.
The West Division Of the Ladiss'
Aid Society Of the christisn church
viii meet Thursday with Mrs.. An
drew Mayors. on Colorado avsnus.
L. Z. Curtwrighs arrived ,hsrs
IA suaAay % . witt 70 NJ nsshss.
>. Heary CurtvFight and oeAsr
poonaives and frieads. Mr.. Curt
vr(ght ID In the secret service Of III
mlnnosri Pacific Failroad.-6hslbina
(uo.) rorchlight.
n. 3. Scott. formerly chief dis
poseAer for the Santa Fs at thia
poont. h now located 1t Csntsrvtlle.
Id. where he is . member Of ~
fisA OF zshrung Z Scott. dealers n
beels and shoes. seats' furnishinsu
and sstioss.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
II Memorials.

Resolutions Of condoience and
sympathy on the death Of - late
Dr. J. ,. Kearns. adopted At Especial
msseiag Of the Knights Of Co1umbus.
Decsnbsr IS. 1915:
whereas. Il has pleased the Om-
nipetent Providence Of the Almighty
Father 70 call from our midst TO the
shssae OF grace and mercy our be-
1oved Brother. James r. Kearns: and
whereas. Our late iamented broth
er vas . devout husband and = low
ing father. an esteemed aud honored
etttssa Of our community. . pious
dsvout member Of our holy faith.
end . model Christian knight: and
Whereas. The visit Of the Angel Of
Dsath makes Il hard for W 10 BE- sep
asated from our loved ones. even
though for = few short years: and
Whereas. We believe Il to be holy
and wholesome thought TO make sup
plication To the God OF Love and Mer.
cy for our faithful departed. and 70
keep their memory ever verdant In
oar minds as . guide and iuspira-
tion: be Il therefore.
Resolved. That we. the Knights Of
Columbus. Of the Arkansas Valley
Council. No. iisi. In special meet.
Ing assembled. extend our sincere
aad heartfelt sysmpathy and con-
doleacc TO his beloved wife and chill
dren. In this their dark hour Of trial
and bereavement. and be Il further.
Resolved. That u copy Of these res
olutions b. sent 20 his sorrowing
wife ard children. and that these
said resolutions b. spread upon the
records Of thc council In foad re-
nenbsance Of our departed brother.
natsd q Ia Junta. Colo. this
twenty -fifth day Of Decembes. u the
ysaP Of our Lord. one thousand nine
hundssd and fifteen.
A. L. CASH.
u. z. ATHERrOH.
A. L. BURBANK.
Commistee.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Mxxxox,r. sAx,rAR,rx.

Mr.. Frank Nicola spent christnap
with his wife at this place.
Miss Anna schweitxer is assisslaG
with the work In the kitchen.
Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Of Ia Jun-
u. wili preach here Sunday aftsr-
noon
Louis zook and I. W. Detvsslse.
Of youngstown. Ohio. visited Aiss
Carrie hanks here during the ~
week.
Mr.. Jacob Dillcr aud wife. OF Her,
ton. Kan. visited herr during tho
past week. and viii keep houss q
the farm house.
Quite . number Of youns pse0oo
from Ia Junta came out sunday e..
tesnoon and gave . vcsy intsssse1ag
christmas program.
Mrs. Charles Davis. Of Svink. WIS.,
tied bis wife here Sunday. Mr.. Ds-
Wis underwent an operation here re-
Gently. but II rapidly convslescing.
The patients aud management Al
this place wish 10 thank the Sun
shine Society and all others who
helped TO make the chriatmas Day
pleasant.
Messrr. DIR. &. l.. Miller. w. o.
0rimsley. Coy Ortmsiey. Clarence
Busy. Jim Maxwell and Herbert
Miller. Of swink. visited l.. u. Stur-
geon here christmas Day.
Mr. Jonas liartsler. Of Farmount.
returned TO his home Wednesday.
Mr. Hartxlcr has been receiving hos
pitai trcatment for typhoid fever
during the past two months. bat Is
feeling fine now.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
noLss00st cEx1ns.
0s.s.l.s. Tor n.ssy xew -.

Talk happiness every chanes -
get.
And talk II good and strong.
Look for II In the by-ways
A you Grimiy pass along!
Perhaps Il II stranger now
Whose visit never comes!
But talk IL. Soon you'll find 4
That you and happiness are ehums. :"
Ollie Jensen left Monday ON = busss
ness trip to Sloan Springs. Ark.
Prof. Armstrong OF the Cheraw
band made trip over TO Sugar City
wednesday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Estep aro
spending the holidays with relstive9
In Kansas City and other places -
Missouri
Miss CONNER. OF Kirksvilie. NO..
who has been visiting her sister, MTu.
J. r. conder and family. left Tuesday
for her home.
The Hoibrook Valley W. G. =. u.
will meet Tuesday afternoon. Janu-
ary 4. 1916. with Rev. and Mrs.. !.
E. Mumford. In cheraw.
Fred Isaac. OF Douglas. Wyo-. wao
In La Junta with relatives this week,
and called on his Holbrook frieaGa
and neiEhbors Thursday.
Charlie Frost spent Christmas tine
with is family and left Wednesday
evening for Garden City where he has
n claim In the forest reserve.
A number OF children enjoyed =
skating party "Wednesday afternoon
nj the lake on the SUDDEN ranch. This
Is considered safe lake for skating.
A little hoy arrived at the nea-
monte parsonage Tuesday, little
son for Rev. and Mrs. william An.
derson. All parties are reported vel
and happy.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
sAlsxs yaAxcls kEARxs DuAD.
((.onsinued from Flrss Pasel

ana John Fisher. Of Ia Junta. and
c. "A. Guthrie. Of Rocky Ford. The
physlctans Of the city were honorary
pGtl bearers.
el Patrick's choir. under the d.
reetion OF Sir. william Gabele, rem
dersd the responses and the following
hymns were sung: Lead Kindly
Light" BY the choir: "Abide With
Me-" BY Mr.. Martin Dougherty: 'Je-
sus Savior OF Ny Soul by the choir.
and Nearer Ny God 10 Thee" by the
choir.
DR.. Kearns has served ~ mayor OF
Ii Junta. ~ president OF the Otero
County Medical Association. and as
chief officer Of the W. O, w. He
was active in instituting the local
council OF knights OF Columbus. Of
which he was the first grand knight.
He Was also . state officer Of the
order. and a fourth degree knight.
Besides the many beautiful floral
offerings from individuals and organ
tsations In La Junta. there were sew
eral from over the state.
Al public and private citizen! In
the practice OF his profession: In
church and lodge associations: In his
relations with his fellow men. DIR.
Kearus was man OF iofty ideals-
clean. upright and honorable
Christian gentleman. Uncompromis-
ing In the discharge OF his duty. and
lacking not the courage OF his con-
victions. he was one Of those whose
standard lowers not before the storm
OF opposition. and languishes not In
the soft gale OF adulation. With .
keen insight into human nature he
combined a rare gentleness Of judy
ment. and more than all he exempli-
fled In his own life his appreciation
A. . public and private citizen: In
chants. business men. and residents
Of the sentiment expressed by the
Engiish poet. IAN honest man n the
noblest work Of God"
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
SUNNY SE|ADCtS
AT The
CHURCHES
FIRsT BAPTIsf CHURCH.
RING THE WORLD BETTER
=. Payse. Paasor.

Ring out. wild bells. 10 the Wild sky.
The flying cloud. the frosty light:
The year Is dying In the night; /.
Ring out. wild bells. and let him die.
Ring out the old. ring In the new.
Ring. happy bells. across the
SNOW;
The year Ii going. let him go:
Ring out the false. ring in the true.
Ring out the grief that saps the
mind.
For those that here We see no
more:
Ring out the feud OF rich and poor.
Ring In redress for all mankind.
-Teunyson.
Big union Temperance jubilee raj
ly ~ the Christian church Sunday
night. all the churches uniting.
Special music.
The pastor will preach at the Men,
monte Sanitarium Sabbath afternoon.
Sabbath school nj 9:45 O'Clock
led by Superintendent r. NJ. Stark.
A large number OF men and women
were present At Sabbath school last
Sunday. May we look for you on the
coming Sabbath? Classes for all.
Worship and sermon at IL O'Clock.
Subject. "a New Years Resolution"
We often hear people say ''resolu-
tions are made 10 be broken" Too
often this Ii true. The resolution
that the pastor will preach about
viii Be one that all can make and all
can keep. Start the New Year With
God. When were you In church
last! Don't know? And there are
too many sailing With you In that
same boat. Matthew. Mark. Luke.
and John are the four gospels.
Christian men and women are the
fifth gospel. The fifth gospel IL
pessibly read more thsn the other
four put together. We're We 70
judge the fifth gospel BY your At
tendance at church We are afraid Il
would not make very interesting
reading. Come and help roll the
old chariot along. The Lords Sup
per viii be observed at the close Of
the morning service.
Young Peoples meeting NJ $40
O'Clock. Topic. What Is consecra-
tion,"
y. Y. p. U.
We work for you.
Always busy. never blue
u. Y. p. u.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public 10 attend all OF these SER
vices.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
SOME MORE saowr ONES.

NJ. and Mrs. J. r. iIaaby spent
Chrisemas 10 Pueblo With their
daughter. Mn. G. A. Richards and
husband.
Miss lssl Yates lefs Sunday nlehs
for hss hoae 10 llolslngtoa. Kan.
sfsss spendias Chsissaas IL sAis city
with BET pasvats. NJ. aad Mn. &. r.
Yaass.
Mn. Paul Hsakea. who Il aow To-
eatsd u 0als Lake City. Utah. speat
chsistnas u shis city With bet hus-
haAd. returning 70 oals Lake Moaday
uossins.
Hevss1 oaoddy esae dows from
Deavss ths lass q ~ uesk 10 spead
NE helidays wish frsseds hsss. How.
ard = ssssadias Dsaves Usiverssty
this ysas.
A0eog ehs ous q seva sussls q
ths Pear 0'Clsck dsses % saturday
svsolns. vsss ths Nlssss Laura Dye.
ssA 0la1ys ssa Rush Beatty. I'll Of
Nanaanela. 80 l1lo vloesacs Brown.
~ Lae Aal0as.
Harry Ravllos eaos devA from
II Junta . vSS1ay aigAe - jela
~ ea0llv hsss 81 sooa1 ~ Chslse-
~ hoo11agD wleh Mn nav1la's
passnoa 1lf. - Nm. J. \. n1asshall.
|-LAs Anlnas kea1ee.
M nuDel1 oto11s ~ ~ slslse.
~ Cn1Aeelne AsuG1yooG. e Deul-
-. . ~ onsse 1ng1no - hoo1laVs.
Q. =. ~ ~ . o1ogo ~ \
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Waoe ~ 0n1on, Il -. V1sg0 -
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
some MolsE SHORT ONES.

Mis- Olive schofield returned home
Thufsday night from Colombo
oDsiass where she spsut the past
tvo weeks.
Why not barn good coal. whsa Il
epses - more! lt's Oakdals. at The
=. ~. Easiish Lunbss Company. si3
WeA oseeaa street.
wv ~ subscribe Tor ths m.
boaeS You caa ~ Il. alesg With
~ kansas City olss. frea nov sstil
Jaauosy I. 1917. fes o1.0O.
NJ NAN white IN l1oa1ay
nGg11ng sss Dsavss . ssssos ~
oool1)oa - ssaies aurss h the Part
Avuoae 11ssoatai q thas ~.
~ =. =. rastsse. We sDsat ~
1n11CnOe = tAis ~ VIA ~ laugh-
-. ~. Aleg Test. sstasas1 -
~ none = nesky ~ vsooay.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
CHRISTIAN CHURCH..
Rev. ,. y. F,sd'e,. r..sar.

Bible School-at s:ts o'clock.
Church services II II o'clock. Spec
ial New Years service. Special music.
Roll call Of mcmberhip and reading
Of obituaries. All members Who have
united with the church during the
past year viii occupy reserved seats
and wear . special badge.
Christian Endeavor ct sac
O'Clock. Consecr1tion meeting. Lad.
er. MiHs Ruth Esry. Subject. "whas
10 conseesatioa:"
Evening service q 7:3e O'Clock.
This viii be . uaiea meeting Of ali
churches aad . special psogram will
b givea In hoaos Of state vide pro-
hibition. The public y cordially II.
vitcd 70 attend all these services.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Many IAaak..

IS The ladies Of the Sunshine Ciuh
Wish TO thank those that made their
Christmas donations . success. e.
pecisliy tie Eiks. the Big Brother
Club and the Loyal order Of Moose.
MRS. 8. X. MENDEl.SON.
President.
MRS. J. Z. RICE. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
1onlasoSii - : : cxIs
tcoat.sssa fssa H.rse Rsssl

Oyster Hay ~ prs-smissa4 Ansfl-
- thas ~ = today. He b nsrs -
ssstAily ~ towering national ,fis-
Gss thss st any tias b his earsss.
Kansas City star.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Card q Thanks.

We wish to thank most sincerely
Ill those whose helpfulness and
sympathy was 10 generously extend
ID to US in our time Of sorrow and
Bereavement
MRS. J. r. kEARNS.
WILLIAM KEARNS.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

|son during the year preceding. gfv-
|tnE dates. etc.
a fine or county jail sentsnoe for
sirst offenders. and . prison term for
second offenders. Tho law provides
for full enforcement by sorernor and
|all city county and state officials.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
A..o.se<~s.s.

Having accepted the agency Of the
Buick cars. can make deliveries on
abort notice: on payments II you
Hike. Phone or address Ars. A. b.
FCorbin.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
YIRsT SasflG0pssr ClarRCIg.
2. n. CAasss.sar. D. D. Passss.

Sunday 10 The first sabbath os the
New Year. Why rot every nan ed
woman and child 20 % church The
first Sunday Of The Nsw Ysar
We viii have commustoa service
Sabbath noraias.
Hpwessh League q s:so e'cleek.
Afsss THE sssvSes vs viil % % sAs
Chrisliaa church TOT . uaiea ten.
psraaee 'neseiag.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
DIR NEW FROsslsiTIOx LAW.

.coatIaued iron Firss Pro
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Sunday s6evls6S g 9 so1 u .. =.
M 5:3o ,. =.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
@. AND01WU C0UnCu.

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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

80 - . q - = =
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
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cAsssA sAsse - ~.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

nMIneal onync1.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

nuncn1no = - = - ysea6 ~,
- naloollo = ~ = yvendnlns
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-18

ilege. Senator Moore took occasion
to resent the testimony before the
probe committee last night. that
Barksdale Hamlet had told Tore
Hatcher that he would sell his vote
for $1,000. He said the article had
not made him famous. but motor
ious.
II have no criticism said Moore.
for the man who told Tom Hatcher
this thing. because I believe him to
be unbalanced, and we all know that
he has been drunk for the last
month or two" Continuing, Senator
Moore said that any OF the Senators
believed that he would sell his vote
he wanted them to greet him each
morning with Hello. Floater. in
stead OF good morning."
Senator Moore intimated that he
could furnish the probe committee
with some interesting facts. saying
that a distinguished gentleman had
remarked that IL they had known
the bill was going to be killed they
could have grabbed two more votes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-18

will rise as the rock goes down on
our highways.
The Ohio County farmer is read
ing these days. He is learning to
do things scientifically. True It takes
time and money to start anew, but
it's worth something to get out of
the old rut. 1t means in years to
come that fifteen hours will not be
counted a short days work in the
busy season and that with co-opera-
ton he will receive substantial re-
ward for his investment and a fair
profit for his labor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-18
THE FARMER.

Until properly informed 1t is the
general opinion of one who never
spent a part of life filling. or aiding
In tilling, the soil that the easiest
work, the most independent living
and the most happy hours belong to
him of that most honorable of all
honorable trades, called farming.
Writers are very free with their ad-
vice TO the farmer. They tell him to
stay on the farm and all that, but
how many of them would welcome
the chance to 60 to the farm, put in