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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

The largest Auto Accessory house
in the world desires a responsible
active man as representative in
Hartford and vicinity to handle full
line of Tires and Accessories under
exclusive territory arrangement for
an accessory that every car owner
viii want. An attractive business
investment will be offered the man
who can qualify. For particulars,
address Kentucky Compression In
ner Tube G. Tire Co., 3rd. & Breck-
inridge Sts., Louisville, Ky. 5O-St.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

have a dandy line OF Christmas
packages OF CANDY. also Christmas
packages of CIGARS. Get your
oysters. celery, cranberries. fruits.
candies and other Christmas necessi-
ties at TArE's restaurants. both at
my old stand and ON corner where
Taylor formerly kept.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

While unloading some ties near
the depot here Monday. Mr.. Sam
Richeson received painful injury
to his ankle. The team started
which caused his foot to become
caught between two ties.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15
Now that the winter months v

Now that the winter months will
soon be here don't forget to have
that car of yours overhauled. This
il the best time of year to have this
work done. Garages are not so
rushed and are in position to give
you the best service. so don't put
eff those little things that need to
be done any longer. We would APP
preciate if you get in touch with US.
]. F. CASEBIER & SON,
49-tf. Beaver Dam, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Mrs. r. T. Collins and daughter
Miss Kennedy, have returned from
Louisville where they went last
week to visit their daughter and
sister. Miss Mary Warren.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Masters ]. @. and John Riley and
Kenneth Birkhead. little Misses r.
enc Birkhead, and Lois Jane and
Emily Fair Riley have been visiting
the Riley's aunts. Misses Hettie and
Ruth Riley, Of greensboro. during
the past few days.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

william, the nine year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spinks. has
been dangerously i'll Of pneumonia
during the past several days, but
Is better at this writing
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Hand pick your pea hay. Bring
me your peas; will hull them for
soc bushel. Bring me your hides,
furs and junk and get your $40 pea
huller from d. L. ID. SANDEFUR,
Asst s. Main ST., Beaver Dam. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Rev. T. T. Frazier returned from
Clarksville, Tenn, the latter part Of
last week after spending few days
with his parents. His son. Earl,
who has been with his grandparents
several months returned with his
father.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

STRAYED-From Hartford Dec.
10, a. large dark yellow dog; half
gull; wore heavy collar with ring.
Liberal reward.
F. T. BELCHER,
Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15
METHODIST PREACHING

Rev. l.. X. May, Presiding Elder
of this district, will preach at Hart
ford Methodist church next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. You are
invited to attend.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Mrs. N. d. Fulkerson has
ed to her home at Equality after
spending few days visiting her
son. Mr.. Louis Fulkerson. and Mrs.
'FulkersOn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15
THANKS FRIENDS

To the many friends who sent
flowers or in any way manifested
sympathy in the loss OF our beloved
son. Everette. we wish to extend
our grateful thanks.
nR. and MRS. J. T. SHAVER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gentry
and children, Ion, lila and Rilda En-
ma, of Evansville, Ind, arrived at
Narrows, last Wednesday to be at
the bedside of Mr.. Gentry's mother,
Mrs. Martha Emma Gentry. They
returned home Sunday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

greensboro. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde,
Crabtree. Of Rockport, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs e., Crabtree.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

County Farm Agent NJ. L. Nc
Cracker left Monday to attend a
convention of County Agents at Lex
ington, Dec. 15 and 16.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15
PHOTOGRAPHY

will be at my home in Hartford.
December 22nd to Jan. 5th. Will
be glad to do anything I can for you
in my line of work.
Yours truly,
scat EMORY SCHROEDER.
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We are selling rugs at greatly
reduced prices and have good Sc
lection. ACTON BROS. 49-2t.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Blancford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey q. Ward, OF
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15
The Girls Have Gone
Crazy

About those star dia-
mond rings at Tappan's
Jewelry Store A $50 ring
has the appearance Of .
$3.50 ring and a $75 ring,
a $500 ring. Then we have
a store full OF the most
elegant line Of jewelry
suitable for ladies and gen.
tiemen Of any age.
Jewelry is the most ap- =.
preciated gift because it
can be kept a lifetime.
Those who have come in
say we have a beautiful
showing and are buying
fast, so you had better not
wait too long or the things
you want may be gone,
and too late to recorder.
SOFT
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-12-15

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FOLKS SAID |
HAD THE FLU"
! Got Couple Bottles Of Hypo-
Cod and Drove 1t
Away.
IT'S THE THING
TO TAKE ALL RIGHT

They said I had the IIlu:--I was
surely nearly down and out. Sneezinc.
headaches, fever and chills and an
awful WEAKNESS. I could hardly stag
ger to tho drug store. but did. and got
bottle of Earle's Hypo-Cod That's
what 1 tell everybody TO do IL they
feel that way--it does the work fine.
After three or four doses I began feel
ing slightly better. Tho sneczing
stopped in about three days, the pains
in my head disappeared at onco and
pretty soon was back on my feet In
grand shape. | took four bottle in all.
and feel perfectly well. with none OF
the bad after-efrccts l notice so many
arc troubled with" declared Mr.. George
Coates, S12 New Hampshire Avenue,
Washington, .. c.
The Peoples Drug Store, OF Wash
inSton. D. C.. sold carload after carload
of lypo-Cod during tho height Of FLU"
epidemic. Hundreds of druggists In all
parts OF America followed suit Today
II is recognized as the most effective
and powerful reconstructive tonic made.
(See glowing tributes paid 1t By ami
nent chemists and experts In recent is
suo OF this paper.) Read what still
others say about It elsewhere on this
page. then como down to the drug
store and get a couple bottles Of the
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod in the
Orange-Colorcd Carton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

featured By tho debut Of number OF
strikinSiy new postwar models,
prominent among them being the
Napier. liispano -Suiza and Lancia No
such precautionary tendency as was
manifested In these cars WAS evident
at the Chicago show. with possibly a
single exception. and this exception
struck new note In tho field of body
development
On the whole the Chicago show pre-
sentcd continuance. with sl!gh.
changes. OF models that have become
standard durin; the last few years.
EHeh tho tendency toward special
Color effects, which contributed SO
much TO the Heterogeneous OF shows
IN inc past. was s;r.hinSly absent the
majority or manufacturers prcfcrring
to display their standard product
Inc entirely new models on display
al the Coliseum and adjcining build
inRs would probably not exceed half
Dozen. and counting those on exhibit
tlon at the hotels. the showing Of new
cars would not rise above the grand
total OF a dozen at most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
American SHIN. Absent.
DISCOVER FOSSIL REMAINS
OF TREES TURNED TO OPAL
American Muaeum Omcial Reports In
terestinE Find In Wonder
lind Of Meat.

NEW YORK. Jan. al.---1n Hum
boidt County. New, In the heart OF the
writes IL T.. whi,iock, curator OF the
atepaF,mnent OF ninera,2Ey Of the amer
isere Saxs an,e OF leceSy
TO light some wonderful fossil RENAL M
Of trees. These are remarkable not
merely because they are trees which
the stone is the ch-sought- after
opal. which has OF late years taken =
ITO reconstruct the process By which
this miracle OF nature has come about,
we must go back many thousands OF
clothed the mountain sides or shaded
the valleys over which roamcd the
a ta hs from wat
see today from the train window or the
packhorse trail: We must conceive this
spread disaster tposs!bly one of the
earthquakes which much have been fire.
qnent in such i volcanic region). which
reduced the growing forest 20 a swamp.
and buried the tree trunks under many
1eet Of water soaked debris.
1t was then. when the trees had be
Process which converted them into opal
trgan. For the water which pene-
,rated to their Utmost pores was not
TO dip from n wayside pond. but a
iac,c o. less heavily charged solution
ci silica, probably heated by volcanic
such mineral water. gradually.
as the woody substance OF the tree
y!rided to decay. replaced this sub
stance; particle TO- particle with ny
Grated silica. often preserving with
Wonderful fidelity the cellular structure
o. the wood. Much OF the opal into
which the wood has been transformed
- OF the variety called scmiopal; but
some Of the colloidal silica has been
deposited precious opal. and cx-
hiDits all the beautiful and changing
coio- OF that gem.
-, fine and highly representative
series OF these Nevada wood-opal re-
placements has been put on view in the
Morgan Hail of Minerals, in the Ameri-
can Museum OF Natural History. Here
ell the steps in the process of this
remarkable transformation of wood
opal may be seen. To any one unfa-
miliar with the variety Of color ex-
nihi.ed bv precious opal. the highly at
tractivc exhibit comes as . positive
revocation
Here one may see clear, Elass-like
fragments of former trees. which send
OUT rich uisramarine glow like yeri,-
table POOL OF light. Other pieces flash
with brilliant red, orange, blue and
green. shifting and varying with every
change OF position. Broad sheets of
color and harlequinade-like shadings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

operate ciIic entity. This growth In
noticeable chiefly, he says, in inland
towns where the truck supplies a
long-iclt transportation need.
in the past, existed to fulhll some
purely local need says one.
1T has made no effort to expand
and. in fact. any effort In this direc-
ton would have been useless. with
the advent of the truck us a vital part
OF the transportation system OF tho
country conditions have undergone a
with inadequate or no railroad facili-
ties - making its hitherto more for
tunatc neichbor look to its laurels.
MIR. Tom Snyder. chairman OF the
Indiana Highway Transport Commit
tee. in an address before the Highway
connection with the New York Motor
Truck show recently, calls attention
to tho work the truck Is doing in
:his respect He cites the case Of two
Indiana towns neither OF which is on
railroad, and both OF which were
about the same size In recent years.
nc says. an interurban was put through
one Of the towns with the result that
q left tho other far behind in progress
and growth More recently the other
town. Monrovia. a5optcd the motor
truck as its means OF transportation.
with the result that 1t ia wing it's
rival on the interurban line n very
EXPRESS routes to Ind annapolis and
other market centers have been es-
tahriehrd and not only are successful
themselves. hut arc contributing to the
aurcnss Of the town"
Sh'n- hv-truck advocates also point
80 Svkesv'IIe. Nd. ~ an eHarnDla Of
That the truck is doing In town build
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HERE'S THE WAY
TO WARD OFF
THE FLU"
My Daughter Had the Symp-
toms, Fever, Pains,
Cough.
HYPO-COD QUICKLY
BROUGHT RELIEF

My daughter. aged "a, was feeling
miserable. She had a bad cough that
was mighty suspicious. and 4 catarrhal
condition of the head and nasal pass
age that alarmed me. She had pains
in her chest and through her lungs,
and had some little fever, too She
had lost her appetite and felt miserable
when ] saw Hypo-Cod advertised in
the Washington papers. and honestly
Il worked like magic declared Mrs
A Caghan. 1926 LIST ST. N e
The first bottle OF EarIe's Hypo-
Cod Eavo her splendid relief. Her
coughing stopped and the cold seemed
to dry right up. She now eats hearty
and Is much stronger and energetic,
besides, and says she feels better than
she has in months. No wonder we give
Iypo-Cod, the credit. for che took
nothing else. 1t surely does produce
the desired result quickly continued
this Washington lady.
Don't take throat wash or p11HEo
deeper than that and build up the sys-
tem-fortify yourself against another
cold. be FREQ OF such troubles an win
ter and spring. Then If tho Flu
should happen along where you are,
you are In shape to fight 1t Off easy.
Read what another endorser OF Hypo-
Cod says In the article on the right
and below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FAMOUS AUTHOR
SAYS HYPO-COD
PREVENTS FLU.
Points Out Wisdom Of a Stft.h
In Time
Now. -, -
FORTIFIED HIS
SYSTEM WITH, III

Tho object Of these varfofs. s4,<,
ments regarding tho -FIu- N NOT In
scare any ono, but rathor 70 point ent
sfmpie easily procured. easily 'fsI-
lowed method that IN thousands ef
tests has proven 100 per cent efficient.
The statement below Of tho weiI-known
author. traveller. explorer ana bibi.eaf
student, John Peterson. OF wash,nrtor
ID. c. Is interesting. as showing now
such man Systematically goes Aaout,
certifying his system against disease--
just AZ DO would. perhaps, in the tsnrie
or wilds Of Alaska He said:
began suffering from tho dtseress-
Ing, disturbing catarrhal conditions.
which Indicated Spanish Influenza IN
its early stsgss. My symptoms 'ySsrc
such that felt it imperative thas 4
should take such preventive preeau-
tton5 as would insure me immunity
from an attack OF this SO frequently
fatal disease bought Earle's HYpo-
Cod because Of my knowledge Of what
It had done In cases that came to my
notice, and through it's use I was
blessed with immediate and Ae1pfui
results from this remarkable curative
agent and having helped me at q very
critical time I believe that any one
who is threatened with this tfreaded
disease will DO greatly benefited . by
Hypo-Cod." tSsgneD John Peterson;
address 635 + ST., N w.
To those millions who have read
Invitation to the Kingdom" by this
gentleman. his timely suggestion above
must surely Danish all doubt as to the
proper course for every parent. The
aforementioned book-copyrightef IN
every civilized country on the globe
and translated into Spanish, Swedish,
German. French, Norwegian and other
languaEes-ions ago placed this author
among the immortals.
Read what still other people say;re-
gnrding this splendid tonic which so
quickly revives the disease-resisting.
vitality and stamina of the user, then
drop in at the drug store and fortify
yourself - and your family against
long sickness and Doctors bills this
year. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERS
PACKAGES IN QUICK TIME
Demonstration Pacific Coast Show.
Hotter Results Thnn Railroads
Cnn Offer

That the motor truck can deliver
freight in better time than the rail-
roads WAS recently demonstrated in
California" says j. +. Lynch.
Between Los Angeles and San
Francisco motor trucke have delivered
freight from consignor to consignce In
hitY-hve hours or less. while II come
times takes week or ten days to
deliver the same freight by railroad
trains. which in addit on ncccssitates
It's being hauled several times before
It's ultimate delivery.
while in this particular insta nce
the highway between tho two cities
incntioncd Is ideal for maximum time
~ ncverthcicss demonstrates the fact
mat II the proper highways and by
ways arc built. the motor truck can
hoid It's own In competition with any
mode OF transportation on land. both
as to time, dependability and low ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HAD ALL THE
SYMPTOMS Of
DREADED FLU.
Her Son Had Fever, Nose Ran,
Eyes Watered-Had
Pain in Chest.
COUGHED A GREAT s. 0
DEAL-WORRIED HER

Goodness, but was afraid me- mi,
was going to have Pneumonia or tba
Flu He had some fever and conrheS
a great deal. EIe had a catarrhal 'eon.
'dition or the nose and throat ana ha
sneezed and sneezed. His nose ran con.
stantiy and his eyes were so red And
~atery he was 4. sight. He complained
of pains in his chest, and / waa dre,6-
fully afraid he was going to be taksn.
down. Fortunately, q friend told ma
Just what to get for him, and I am 80
firmly convinced 1t will help other, 7
want to recommend this Ernndest m ca :.
icine In the world to overybody.s d..
clared Mrs F.. c. Prather. :e1s MA.
nesota Avenue. Washington. D. c.
took my friends advice ana mt.
bottle OF Earle's Hypo-Cod ana IL
entirely cured him OF those avful svTnn.
toms. 1t stopped his cough IN no gfin,e
and IT has built him up and given hin
strength and his appetite is rood asatn
1t surely IS grand. quick modfcine
and the best we ever had In ths bou.e .
continued Mrs. Prathes.
People In such weakened. fsver1xs
condition should systematfrany "a
about strengthening their System. and
Earlc's Hypo-Cod Is the quickest Act
Ing. most effective reconstxuctive, tonic
made, according to chemists ana druy-
s1sta Read what another party says
about 1t on tho right and below. IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
No Need for Hysteria Worry-Smpy Set About Sycma
cay Putting Your System In Vigorous,
Robust Condition.
YOU CAN VASTLY INCREASE YOUR
DISEASE RESISTING VITALITY NOW
Read "Brass Tack" Talk Be.
low--Then DO As
Directed.
DRUGGISTS SAY
IT'S BEST WAY

IL begins to look like tho dreaded
Flu Is returning. II seems to be less
deadly this year. however. Let US
hope SO. Although scores are dyiny;
daily. II may not strike this city hard.
Anybody foolish enough to hang
around now in 4 weak. nervous, run
down condition or hang on to a cold.
guardian. Just imagine parent
permitting the family to remain In n
susceptible, weakened condition at
such time as this? It's crime when
few pennies invested In n tonic might
easily increase their disease resisting,
vitality 4 whole lot.
Tells What to DO.
We know gauze masks were futile
We know that because you had the
Flu last year is no sign you won't
have 1t again. We know lots more
about 1t now than we did last year and
fear and worry is tho chief ally OF tho
Flu" 30 don't fret or fuse-keep calm.
Simply follow the simple suggestions
below and quickly increase your
disease-resisting, vitality and thus
strengthen your system SO you can
ward of, throw off and put up q stiG
fight to win. even IL surrounded with
deadly germ OF pneumonia sor Flu
Vigorous robust, perfectly healthy
people aren't going TO be sick because
nature can throw such diseases off like
water of ducks back whom you are
full of stamina and vitality.
The usual symptoms are a cold. sneez-
ing. coughing spells, watery eyes,
running nose. parched lips. fevcrish
forehead, headache, lassitute, etc. To
stop such symptoms quick--to quick
~ rebuild the weakened system,
strengthen tho whole system and put
yourself back on your fee. In jiry-
read tho brass-tack statements pub
lshed in fhc several articles on the
right. Read how these people In ac-
tual cases just like yours did the
trick. You can see how nicely it
works from what they say.
Take tho tonic they recommend.
Come down to the store and Get It to-
night Take It as directed on the bot
tle-a little dose half-hour before
Get out In tho fresh air. take plenty OF
exercise, keep the house well venti-
lated and eat plenty OF wholesome
hearty food. Hypo-Cod will squirt up
your appetite from tho first dose.
Keep regular hours for a week or ten
days and watch the big Improvement
Read what they say in the articles
on the right. Take their advice and
follow the directions given, and even
II the Flu" never comes near you'll
feel better and more fit for work or
play. We cannot recommend this home
tonic treatment too highly. BY using
il kill two birds with one stone-for-
tify tho system against sickness and
feaI better. stronger. more nt to work
and play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
in GRIP OF DREADED FLU SHE
ASKED DRUGGIST WHAT TO Do
Fcverish, Weak and Aching
All Over, She Was
Scared.
WAS SO HOARSE
COULDN'T TALK

when went into the PEOPLES prup
store was so hoarse I could hardly
talk and had dreadful cough and
sharp. shooting pains through my chest.
I'm sure was feverish, too, and was
really i'll. ! could hardly move, and
my eyes were red and watery, and my
nose ran perfect stream. could not
eat or sleep and my head ached so
bad l should havo been In bed. but I
got TO the drug store all right and
asked them what In the world / should
take. They knew because about every
body In Washington was down with
the Flu They told mo Earle's Hypo-
Cod was the only thing for me. and I'm
mighty glad 1 got II If hadn't I'm
sure I would have been down Whilst,
and with nurses and doctors rushed to
death goodness knows how would
have como through" declared Mrs.
Mary Lott. 226 v Street, ~ W. Wash
ington, D. C.
I'm mighty glad took their advice,
for before | had taken the first bottle
was feeling better, II stopped the
cough and Gold in no time, and by the
time the hrst bottle was COMO I had
dandy appetite and was feeling like
my old self again To make a long
story short. il either cured tho Flu
which honestly think I had OF else
II warded it off. and 1 only hope that
everybody SO stricken will at once use
this now and wonderful medicine" con-
tinucd Mrs. Lott.
The statements OF thousands could
be published - scattered statements
from people in scores OF cities could
be mixed IN with these from the ma
TONS captai-but surely after read
Ing tho above and the statements OF
stil others in article above this one.
no one need hesitate about taking
Hypo-Cod and fortifyins themselves
| quickly rebuilding themselves IL shows
Ing any Of tho various Symphonic OF
the dread Flu"