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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
eaar nit Ben ber3Iidffen glidtpiinfden

fS1uLA NIL @utas ySA0 WHEN 1850
beodbt.
Gn Dierstagraorgen bergarger1er MDs
DE berebeli6ten ffiidd bel einem bpm bod)s
Iparbigen r. Meinrab. g.,
alebrierten 8rautan1te SSrana &lei1
bon 8attius nnb SRI. Mnna Otter. Eods
ter Der al oiefer Gen,einbe seb6risenSsas
mile SSofepb Dfer, inter beren 0bbab
I'M &reife elmer beiteren Gdfteidm Elm
|i9nnes So1aeitsfeft begnngen plroe, Die
es an ben befen @iinfden fir cine geS
|@iegnete 83ufnnft benz iinnsen Raare ni1bt
mangeln lieBen. aUss6igen ifi6 bic ben BET
ben Raaren entbotenen 3eraenstpnri6e
bertpirtlidenl
@antstog bor a1t Sagen begab it6
SRI. Maria gr5 nab 8Iuffton, Winn,
tpo lie ii1 an Mittpodn1orgen letter
8ode bon Matbias Sbmit. einern err
foIgreiden innger Sarraer als 8ralt gum
granaltar fnbren lief. M6se es Dem
Bmi6e Der Sod5eitsgdfte gen1db ben
Neubermdiblten ffets pobler8ebenl
SSran Anna Mnnn11 ,l,1b Sobn Norbert.
ipel6e iid ldngere 3eit Bel g%ertparbten
in SOMA befll9stpeife nufbielten, iino
bon ibrer angenebmen 8eiu6sreiie lebte
ISOLDE tpieber babeim eingetroffen.
Beter Seiber uno @attin bon @anbon1I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Colo 5prino.

Idbtuna 2efer 1T Gol6 gprina!
Serr garI Sbiele ipirb ant Go1n-
tag, ben Z. 9eaember 1919, 3fd in
Sttu @olfs Geidaftsplat in Golb
Spring befinben, 1tnt MbDnnennents-
betrage fir ben rNur6itern'' at iber.
nebnten.
Sieies Sabr aber fa111 e. franf-
beitsbaIber feline getp1bnlide M111b-
fabrt ntdt made1t itnb eri,tdbte er
bic 2eier, iuenn ffie ibr Mbonnen1ent
besablen iupllen, ibn lit SttD @oIfs
Geidaftsplat a1fsnfnden.
Rontas LETTER 8ode tpuroen IN Der
biefisen Rfarrfirde bnr6 ben bodtp. p.
Reinrab, 8. g. s., ebeIi1 ~berbnuber
Saeob 8nroon. Elm 1tntpeit Soreb ipob>
member profperierenber Sarn1er. 1n6 SRI.
aIara 9edsr, Sndter Der 8ittDe geter5
9eder bon bier. Sci Der 3o13eh, Sic I'M
Sntfe Der S6tpefter ber Braut Der me
melt 8odbiue tpobneroen Srau 4etnri1
S5ffer, sefeiert tp,1rbe, tp,trbe bns ilt1ge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
&organge
TIT G0uutD
Qpon.

E@-aAE-Lh
Seinri9 Storefamp un6 SSral ipobns
ten Der in ct. 9uglita ftattgefanbenen
Sodseit hires iiingften gruoers BEL.
9ie Mitglieber bes bier beffeberoeu
tatboliiden SS0rfterinnenbereins ierbierte1
CUR &itternabtsfhnabe por Dem 9anfias
sunssfefte in Der gilase 2aae einen Sn1s
bib, benz gut 5%usefproden tpurbe.
.. S. &eppers. S. 3. &eppers, SSraa5
edmip unb gbuaro 8arbian tparen borS
lebten 9ienstag in Saden beg IN ct,
gIuub neu al erribtenben 9ioaeianS
@~aiienbauies in Der gpnntbbauptitaot.
SRI. gnna Streit ipnroe borlebte1
Suuutas BON ibren Susenbgeipielen gu
ibrem @eburtstage in freubigifer Beie
besliidftpinfdt.
Seq S6neiber bon Minneapolis ber-
bradte Die gnbtase bergangener ISOLDE
bier in behr Ratb. @roBmanns Sanailte.
Sic SeberaI 8auf bon ct. Saul bat
bier cine Sarm 2pan afociation gegriha<
Set, ser Ser Name Ibon 3ational Surm
9oan aRoeiation beiselest tpurbe. Sic
erlten 8ean,ten Der 4hociation finb: Sepbn
@ruti6, 9rafibent; 8bilipp @0rser, gi<
5eprdiibent; q. 6. Bele. Sefretdr upnb
Sbasmeiiter. auBer bieien 8earnten bill
ben Die Sireftorenbeb0rbe 5ebnftim Rab,
9einri6 Sdeppers unb Sgna5 2uderotb.
Sas Serritprium Der neien Expectation
unfabt Ben ipefliden Sell bon 5tearns
Gountp nit ben folsenben Soipnfbips:
9olbins. Strain, Sc Sn1f, 2ugen1burg,
Chen &alep. Sarmins Sair Saben, Ml@
buup. anou, grodtpap, gonegebiIe, 2bnz
BEN. &ai Trairie. Munion, ct. Mugnfta,
ct. gloub, ct. Soiepb, ct. 8enbeI, @odz
bile unb &afefieIo. SIZE SeberaI 2oan
a1ociatiun tit cine nidt 5n nnteri9d<
serce Ollie fir bie Sarmer. pel6e bon
Der 8esieruns @elD bergen f0n1en 5u
5R Srosent SutereHen nit / Bro5ent
5abIbar am aupital, peI6e Sumn1e in
5lpei ab5abIun9en pdbrenb bes Sabres
a%bsetrageu perben fann. NnIeiben TOM
r1en uuf Sic 9nuer bon 34A sSabren ae<
madt tperoen, na6 pelder 3eit Bic bonz
lrdroise 3ablung 9ema6t miro, Die nber
idon mad ablauf bon flint Sabren geIei-
itet iperben fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
2llbdnv.

Samilie Iatbias Stunt bon Boplus,
81. s., tit bier gu ldngerem Befn9e BET
S%erfpanbten unb Sreun0en eingtroffen.
Sic bier neu organiiierte M2nffapeue
bat ii9 biz iebt gu 5tp0If Nitglieber perz
ifdrtt u1b madt burb fleiBige l1ebungen
In ibren 2eiftungen bel berfpre6enben
SortI6ritt.
8enofepa S6dfer 1T bon ben3tpiuingsz
irdoten, mo tie fid BEL Sreunbinnen cine
ISOLDE lang aufbieI, nnd bier ins elter<
li6e Saus 5uridgefebrt.
Socab &ramer bon @ranb Sorfs, 81.
s.. tpar @aft Der bier tpobnenben Saniz
lie 5ermanu 9en5.
Ser Samilie 8enning tpurbe Elm gez
lunbes S0bnden gebpren, nosu untern
gIidtpunid.
Sen. Sanauer, M. 9anauef l11t6 Noz
bert 8inter tparen Iebte 8p6e IN Sc
iddften nad @inneapoIis. pobin iib audi
albert Sar1auer begab in Ser Mbfidt,
bort 8efddftisuns gu finben.
sa3 mebrere Sage Tangent 8efude
BET Der bier tpobenenben Sanrilie Sran8
Sabebrmamn finb Sobn 6abermanu nnD
Srau na6 ibrem 9eim in 8irbp 8uriidz
sefebrt.
81. nnb Srau Bntfon iinb bon MinzI
neopolis 5uriidsefebrt, mo fie benz 8e<
srdbnis Der @utter Der Srau Bation,
Srau 8epuoIbs, beipobnten.
SRI. auua !30bii1 lit bon Goblin, to
tie Die Sod5eit elmer Sreunoir1 mit1nadk
ing elterIibe Saus 5~uriidgetebrt.
Seinri6 Studs 1T borIebten 5onntag
bon &ales, 81. g., mo er pdbrenb Der
lesten Ronate befddftist mar, mad bier
5u~rIGgefebrt.
g. s. 5euning 1T Der ftoI5e gater Ell
neg iframmen iun9en merifanii6en
Staatsbiirsers. gu Ser fr%enbisen MnIunft
ruurDe ben besIiidten gltern aagemein
gratuIiert.
Srau u. 5obner Ieitet iebt bas Slider
Sotel ielbft, ba ibr @atte felt Monaten
in ct. Saul i'm Stnats Nubiting SEE
parchment anaelteM 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
gereing su geginn bes neuen. sSnbres.

|gereing al Beginnbes neuen SSnbres.
pod1in.3 T. MIfre, bon
gsoprbenb Nnsgar bon
Detroit unb r Sinnotbbeus,
bon Hnnb tparen g3dite ii ber Abtei.
4odtp' fter Abt Reter gngeI, e.
tpeillte eiinige Gage gefddftsbalber n ben
|s3nininggiftddbten.
Sic 81. SSobnnnes Nbtei bat ebenfa1s
@eIber, bnrutn reibe 9ln111e bon $500
an ben e8ntrnlperein ibertpiefen, ebenS
falls cine groBe Menge 8Ieioungsifilide
Der Silfgaftion 3ngefeM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
FARMING.

Sci Der Ba1nilie 4einrib NiebIe iteIte
iid CUR SSreuoe Der GItern Elm n1l1nteres
9sitibbterden Elm. SSn Der SSamiIie Reter
gbens binterlieB ber 5torh ebenfads Ell,
S0'dterden ~nobingegen Bel Der Sami@
lie Sofepb 8ades Elm trau1nnes S6bnS
den pinfommene Nufnabme ffarb. Nnen
brei SSan1iIien lGIId gum freu6igen er<
eignii1e.
Infer bodtp. 8fnrrer T. N1guffin, g.
s., mleinte bor einigen 5onntagen,e s
gdbe 5n tpenig 3ob5eiten bier. neber
8nufen brn1dt er nibt gu flagen; beren
gibt es genug bier.
Spbnnn nnb Ebeobor 9ingr1anr reiiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
oisfs @ods 81 Bend mad po ailets,
Nainn
freeport.

&SEHRP5I%S%H3sy V S7SHhW1 InHT-E&&-.SI-&
/ II SCI bieffgen per5 SEN air1e tpur=
Sen Dienstag lebter Bode bnrd ben
hodfp. gfarrer u galirns 9s. g.
Sci einem grnlltnn1fe nm bdlb9 Abr
|ebelih perbllu1oef Mnbreas ginnep bon
Nlbanb sllnb 81. 5rarees a85inienr Rodz
|ter Ser 81 oiiefer GBsr1eiiroe geborigen So
mile Greo Sinier. gei ben gItern Der
|graut fanb bie 4odBeit TAFT ipobei Dem
5aIiidIiden Bnare leiteus ber Gdte pie
56eraIiditen gegenstDiinifd entbuoten tDur@
ben. YaSge es DemfeIben fets tDOblerse<
benI
aeonnrb Bonfig fnuroe bon feirer Gat<
tin nit einem ber5igen sobnden be-
fdenft. M6ge Ser minimizing ben be-
aliidten gItern MIR SSrei6e bereitenl
Nad mebrere Eng Id1gern Bef1td9e
BEL ibrer bier nobnenoen Naitter Der
Hrau anna 8rl1ning, it a6ran Beterfon,
Sic fih BON ben SDIgen einer an ibrerft
fniir8lid b%ogenpn1rnelen BIinbbnrI1opernz
tion tpieber gidin5IIid erboIf g tbz
rem Reim in Mi1nenpois 5lriidgere1if.
Sic bon Der ssS,1ge1b Der bieiigen 2er5
.sSseiu gfarrf1ule borlebten 5~orntagabeno
beranfalfete 1nterbaItlng mar febr gut
beindt u1lo bic Rinber ernteten Db ibrer
bor8iiglitden aeiiffnueen groben 8eifaH.
sri. Srnnees Golden nro glnloius
aa0nia tpobnten Der III q RmI gebal<
.tenesn goloenen @od5eit ibrer grobeltern
gimon @ubn n11b @nttin bel
Nn6 mebrere Gage gef9dftlide11 Nufz
entbaltes in ben 3piuingsfftddoten 1T SSobn
gorgerbing tpieoer nod 2a1ie 5lrHd<
getebrt
6rI. Gdaeiiliia @eBler erftattete ii 5ant
Centre n%obnenben gerpanoten nno
8~reunbinnen einerl m~ebrtdgigen Bei1db.
gbrif. S6fden Fat BON feiner glid@
Iiden- Nnfunt nit ieinem Tim bier I'M
Idingt angetrauten SSraudden in elter-
liden 3nnie 81 Qos Qneeles, Gal, BEL
germ ssobn Golden atnb gattin, tDifen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
111eIroie.

81. 81. %. g6brs bat feline @ejioen5
Dem q. &rafer fd,tfIi6 iberlaYen l11o
Itpirb mad benz erten SSanlnr feline grd=
Iris an eine1 Biz iiebt bier nod u11befanns
ten 9rt b~erlegen, an feiner Steue miro
ST.. gilbert einen an6eren Nr5t All fi1
iis @eiddf nebnen.
@egen 5tpeibnrbert getpobner bieIer
Stnot lnb Der nddfen lmgebung baben
TIRE Rote &reu8 WitgIieofdoft erneuert.
Sic 8ean1ten rnb Direfforen oeraeels
rofe gosoperafibe Creamery beipradeu iii
elmer hfir5Iid abgebnltenen geriamuluna
ben Bau einer neuen 8ntterfabrif. Sc
tnnrbe befdloiIen, BIIdr,e ffuir Ben Meubou
enttperfen ~ lafen l1nb biefelben ben
Nftiondren IN Der I'M sSebrlar Hfaffttffiins
oenoen Sabresberiannt11Iung al unters
|breiten. Sic grean1erD Gfociotion faufte
anfansg biefes SSabres Ben 6SffIiih bon Ser
Garage Der gebriiber Maa1g geIeaenen
gdbeauplae naf Dem Bic reue gnltterfos
brit errid1tet fperben fou.
Sn ben bier beitebenoen goIun,bus
Nitteerbnno ipurben am sonntaa aeael,
Eblit1oert 11ele MitaIieoer anfgenomnen.
BEN Ba11fett, tpobei bic Seinen gpn<
#eerfgo. pon2gt. gdrI Die Mniif Iieferte,
.battter Die Sitter lire Danen eineelaoen.
sBei benieIben bebanptete Der bodtp.
2err gnn Der Beer BON Baro gprinas
pic steue bes gpnft1neifferg. urb bns@
lielbe tn,irbe nit einem bonn 5od6p11fen
Niier. 81. Ri1ter Derrtbteten gebcte ers
offftet. 4ls eriter @eoner bein, 9nufett
trat bodtp. GER Searon bon 5duf
Centre out ,ito i'm folgte DiftriH.ge
plltierter Sat1nabn bon fargo q. ST.,
MT etner 4ufprade, I'll. ME aa3 Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
.Buvrild,es Settlement.

Nlpbons l1ab 8ernbarb, 96bne Der sBa<
mile Soiepb giienidenI, tpuroen Iebte
Bo6e I'M Ri6u,onb Sofpttal operiert, Der
eine eines grubes l1rb Der nnbere 6ro<
Sartleibigteit tuegen; beioe befinz
ben fid berart tpobI, oaB Tie gegen gn6e
biefer 8ode a11s Der 9eilantaIt ner0en
eutIa11ens tperben f0inr1e1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Observation-Disclosures g6i;rger befubte
lesttesn Dienstag 8egleitur8 bes Nif.
Ebelen bon ct. gllo,ib ,lniere sdule.
MaGbarn Ieiiteten Dem SO. S. 5drams
mel beiun ueberoaGen feines uel1en Sttals.
lea Iebten @nmsttag SiIfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
boloin1foro.

gorlebten 9ienstdgmorgen ii Der
Sribe bra1en 9iebe in Die biefige 5ecu<
ritb gtne Bnm Elm; Der 8erfud, ben
@eIof6ronf gu ipreneen, berfagte, pnrob
fid Die 9iebe mi: Der gerineen Bel1te bon
bret @onnrs begriieen mnBten.
Sic WitgIieofdaft Der ypten areu5
|GeleIf9nft fir bns SSnbr 1920 betrdet
bier Biz iebt ga.
g. Sos bon bier bat elm 480 Nder
umfnHenbes @runoftud, bns Biz ieet Md
brabIiegt, in CLEARWATER County fd1fIiid
in feinen 8eftb, gebrodt. Ser Rreis beg
unfuItibierten 9anoes II. iener @esenb
betrdgt bon SIS Biz $25 ben older.
Sol. German 1T bon Chicago 5uridz
.gefebrts mo er elmer &onferen5 Der Rae
tionaIen Sdl1pter Der poIniden 9rsnniz
intoren %beitpobnte, in Der Die gnrbereis
tungen 8a elmer in Buffalo, 81. 81. itatte
finbenoen &onbention beraten tplrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Glcar Safe.

Gilbert StirnIer, Der 90 Sabre alte
.Sobn Der bier tpobenerben SBanirie gez
org 5timler 1T ben 8llnben erlegen, sic
er ii6 nm Mtittttnod LETTER Bode nntpeit
sSsoleb bur6 3ufdiuige grtlaoung elmer
1S6nBtpaffe 5u8og. SSnnerbaB elmer ball
ben 5tlnbe mad benz idIimn1er grei9%
nif1e CAB Der il11ge Nennn ieinen Geit
:.alf. Sic 2ei6e ipnr6e nab bier gebradt
llnb mad einem fir bic Seelenr1be beg ID
n~neripnrtet IN bic gtpigfeit abberufenen
iinrgen Wnunes 5elebrierten Nequiem am
SSreitag anf benz biefiaen @ottesader in
ben 5dpB Der grbe gebettet Sen 10
i6tper gepriften gltern tpurbe in Der
5tlnbe 6es berben gerInites aIgemei@
nes 8eilei6 beflnoet, M6ee Der geritor<
bene ruben in Sriebertl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Goneeepine
9ie bonn bo6p. z. Sofepb, s. e. s..
paitorierte ct. Sobamesgemeinbe al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
II IL

BmifnfIiierer gbeobor BURT uno 9.
8eblano biielten id mebrere $gae @e@
#16dfte baIber in RabnDmen duf
Uei9. @d0nborn BON Rnbnomen D
gonntagsgaft bieiiger gertpanbten nno
Sreltnbe.
Sreb 8iesfe fppbnfe Dem in Minnea<
polis fittnHtgeffnn0enen BegrdbniRe beg q.
s. Canton BON Der Getreibefomnaifions@
firma @etden II. Caution 60. bei.
SO. q. Braun berfm6te Ieete Bobe
seeen 1000 gfuno gefIigeI mad ben
3tpiuingsfftdbten.
Saul gner, elmer unferer pron1inenten
gei6dftgIente, 1T 8iengtag bergareener
8ode IN Der gfmrIir6e 81 8iibmonb
nit SRI. 5iIbegnrb Buifen ebeIid ber@
bunnen fpornen. Sci ieiner anfunft in
@reerfpelo, loo nas iunse Hoar ben Ell
genen Srp sruinoet, tpl1rbe DerufeIben Elm
ber5Ii6es Binfomue1l 5ufeil.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

In this weeks appears of Mr. Newton bec
candidate for the Republican State Senator from oh
Butler and Muhenbug well fitted by education
in Rper and uhenburg Many people IN ONO
county are familiar his ability public speaker
His nomination strength to the Republican ucke' n "
IIo statement or PLATFORM
Mr.
the Republican nomhanoh
for Senator feel that the Republicans shouu Ao"
nominate and elect me- IL my
appreciate their support
shall if represent district in the Senate advocate the
following:
l. Rigid economy in government expenditures
wa spend than in deving money from the tax
g The abolition of every and of every State office
which not benefit a whole
in school teachers anu prompt
ness in giving them be paid just as promptly at
least he puters out"
nehciency In spending the money Oh
the people, construction under state control
souare dealfo reverym whether rich or poor
T. judiciary system divorced from politics. which wall give iar
and speedy trials in a cases civil and criminal
governmental system and industry
and thrift which complete justice alike to all those
VIII with hand or BRAIN
An economic system the child of the humbs
arer the same chance equip mentally and spiritually for e
ecept citizenship, as to child of the millionaire
Sincerely yours
NEWTON BELcHER
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PRIVATE rASSWAi

Persons affected and whoever II
may concern, will hereby take notice
that / will on the first day OF April
1913, term Ohio County Court apply
to the Court for the establishment
of a private passway from my land;
Beginning at the line of my land
and that of Herbert Render on the
bank OF Rough River and running
in an eastwardly course along the
bank of Rough River TO the corner
of the lands of Herbert Render and
Perry Render, and thence along the
land of Herbert Render and Perry
Render and Emmett Render and
thence along the same route OF the
passway aforesaid TO the Carriers
Ferry road.
And said application to be made
by me by petition, which ] will that
day file.
ACTIN S d. WILLIAMS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

Christian Science was the develop
ment of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, In
1879. The headquarters of the So
ciety IS at Boston, Mass and there
are aboa, a million adherents of the
church. While maintaining churches,
Christian Science as more a method
Of caring for the health and curing
the sick. than a religion. 1t is rath-
er a system of morals than one or
worship. Its theory is that high
pure thinking makes pure charac-
ters. and that the moral character
as well as the health, of the individ-
nal is. or will approach, what I;
thinks it is. That disease, or phys
zeal i'll, is a state of consciousness to
be corrected and controlled by the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
ON WRONG TRACK.

Beaver Dam was treaIed t. free
=. oplane eStlDition, Saturday an"
all because the aviator had followed
the wrong track. An army aviator
was undertaking to fly from Louis
Vile to Bowling Green, and was at
tempting to follow the track OF the
l.. q n. Railroad, but at Elizabeth
town mistook the /. c. for the l.. d
n. track, and reached Beaver Dam
before he discovered his mistake.
He landed there, replendished his
stock of gasoline, and started on the
final lap of his journey, taking Green
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
Canada.

The Dominion OF Canada is bound
ed or the north by the Arctic ocean.
on the east by the Atlantic ocean, on
the south ny the United States, and
on the west by The Pacific ocean. 1t
IS H. 600 square miles larger than
the United States, is eighteen times
as large as Germany, and nearly as
large as all Of Europe. 1t is said
that its potential wheat production
would feed the entire world. 1t
contains nine provinces, or States,
and has a population OF about ten
millions. It is colony OF Great
Britain, but the mother country ex
ercises very limited and cautious
authority over it.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
FROG FRIGHTENS MULE

| The event was not recent, but be-
ing rather novel is worth telling.
When Esquire Quint Brown got mar
ried his father gave him, along with
various other presents, the old family
mule. The mule was as gentle as an
April shower and as trusty as a Swiss
Guard. The new Mrs. Brown could
drive it to town or on visits TO her
Ineighbors without disturbing her hus-
bands anxiety about her safety. When
the little Browns came and the load
in the buggy increased, faith in the
mule held az firmly as the bull dogs
hold on the seat of tramps trousers.
Time whitened the hair and sweeten
cd the temper of the trusty animal,
and ali went well until the automo-
bile came. The aged beast was un-
prepared for such noisy novelty,
and though never bsfoTe inclined to
paw or kick or pite or hook, proceed
ed to go up in the air when he heard
the honk of the auto horn. the
Suuirs carried p flag. and when abouc
to meet a lrachine, waved 1t franti-
cally for the driver 70 stop unth nc
could unhitch the anlms' ana ahchof
him to a convenient Tree. All we--
well Cor a time, until one morning,
while on his way to town, znl travel
ing along the river bank, a giant bull
frog began to chant the national an
them. The mule was gone; Quint
and sh4 bugs; following. cloud
of dust warned the wayfarers ahead
and they gave him the right OF way.
Where or when or how the mule was
stopped Judge Wilson did not tell
vs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
TOBACCO PRICES MOVE
Up A BIT AT OWENSBoRO

Wednesdays Sales on Pryor
Equity Home sold 1890 pounds Tor
S659.07. AYR. 1887.
Daviess County sold $50 lbs, for
S1.O03.72. Average 1888. -
Greensboro sold 64,eS5 pounds for
SS.924.SS. AYR. 1897.
Electric sold 1900 pounds for So
372.s2. AYR. s11.99.
Lancaster sold 1880 pounds for
S2,272.S2. AYR. $11.99.
Field Bros, sold 1850 pounds for
s2.227.7O. AYR, $3.50.
Total sales on Pryor-125.s95 lbs.
for sl6,6S5.7l. Average 1924.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

will Healing the afflicted is the
chief attention of the cIlt. ana all
the members are "healers." Founder
Eddy's book, Science and Health, is
given more attention than is given
the Bible. by her followers. Their
services are devoted to readings
from Science and Health, and the
telling of experiences Of how health
has been maintained by their pecu-
liar method, w.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

to furnish the candidate for State
Senator in this district. Already
fuor candidates have announced. and
it is reported another one is to fol-
low. The Republicans of Ohio and
Butler counties want Muhlenburg
TO have its own ,choice, and we sug-
gest to the Republicans of that
county, that at their convention to
select delegates 10 the state con-
vention they endorse candidate for
Senator.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
AN OLD TAX RECEIPT.

ESQUIRE George Rowe showed us
tax receipt, Monday, written nearly a
century ago, which is still well pre-
served. 1t read:
Received goth August, 1881, OF
George Rowe $1.O31s, the amount
OF his tax & levy for the year 1880
j. TICHENOR S. o. C.
The receipt was given to Esquire
Rowe's grandfather, who owned SO
acres OF fine land, near Centertown
and shows the very low tax paid III
those primitive times. The land is still
owned by the Rowe family, and Is
now listed at sac an acre.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
NOTJCE-STOCKMEN.

The Beaver Dam Breeders Assoc
citation, having purchased of George
Sowders, Mountain Boy, black jack
eligible to register. Alo a registered
Jack, and a registered Percheron
stallion. of Fisher g. Walker, OF EV-
ansyille, Indiana. We are now pre-
pared to serve you, at our barn, in
Beaver Dam, Ky. We will be glad
to have you call and inspect these
animals before breeding elsewhere
For description see posted bills.
BEAVER DAM BREEDERS ASSN
4Ot9 BY Chas. w. Mullikip, Sec
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

Perhaps no measure passed by
the Kentucky General Assembly, In
recent years was so unpopular as
the new tax law. Under it the
county tax commissioner becomes
only a registering clerk. The state
commissioner tells him what the as
sessment of his county must be
and leaves him no choice but to
obey. The law works in way to
put the county commissioner be-
tween the people and the state COM
sion, but no part of the blame for
the operation of the law should be
loaded upon the shoulders of the
county commissioner.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
n..,nncrntir Rooster.

The rooster as Democratic party
emblem originated in the campaign
OF isa4. An Indianian, named
chapman, was local Democratic
leader. and much given TO Boosting
of what victories his party was go
ing TO win. Locally ridicule referr-
ed to Chapman's growing, the term
was catchy and spread so rapidly
that the rooster was adopted as a
party emblem.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

The New Baymus neighborhood'
the community in which the editor
of this paper was born and reared
and in which he always feels jeal-
Gus pride, is coming to the front
Right recently nearly every house
holder there has bought a phono-
graph, and the early evening is maue
melodious with song and merriment
So sharp is the competition for the
matchmaking machines that they
have traded cows and even horses
for them. The community mas d
number of party telephone lines ana
those families, not having yet bought
machine, while away the evening
by taking down the receivers ana
sponging on their neighbours music
And it sounds good, too.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
busi~a~ sef>-t rfo,~, transacted nm
der the firm name and styS,, n
ter G. Lindley. which BUSH =
that of selling REQ automobiles was
dissolved by mutual consent In the
year 1916, and since which time the
said Lindley has had the agency Tor
the sale of said cars.
This March 81, 1919.
c. A. LINDLEY.
40t3-pd Centertown' n.y.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

This is written Tuesday morning,
and we are taking back, repudiating'
disavowing and apologizing for the
"Spring Time Has Come, Gentle An
ME- editorial in last weeks Repub-
lican.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-04-04

II is only a little more than thif-
~ days until the Republican State
convention, aud II western Kentucky
wants ~ be represented on the ticket
a. should trot out its bosses.