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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
A Friend Recommended Them

A person often does more good
than he realizes when he tells a suf-
fernig friend how to get well. ]. ".
Tohill, clerk Lottie Hotel, Evansville
Ind, writes: For weeks I suffer-
ed constantly with pains in the
muscles of my thigh. was treated
by the doctor for rheumatism but
found no relief. Upon recommends
ton of a friend. / tried Foley Kid
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most immediately. Good for back
ache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints.
Sold everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

The Republican majority in the
State Senate played poor policy
when they unceremoniously called
up and defeated the Night School
bill that was so strongly sponsored
~ the Women's Clubs of the state
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart inaugural
cd the Moonlight School system in
the mountain schools Of Rowan
County several years ago. aud since
that time this method of adult in
struction has spread until many
states are now using it. The Ken
lucky Illiteracy Commission
through the teachers of the state
has done a great work. Thousands
Of teachers have toiled night after
night instructing the grown ups
without receiving a penny Of finan-
cial remuneration. and now when 4
plan is proposed whereby these
teachers would receive pay for their
work and illiteracy forever be driv-
en- from our fair state. the Republic
can state machine without even Civ
ing its sponsors a hearing has killed
the measure.
This was the only bill before the
Legislature endorsed by the Fedora
ton of Womans Clubs and thous-
snds of members throughout the
state can not understand why their
measure was not even given the
usual consideration. Many Sena-
tors who have grown gray in the
service, say this is the hrst time
they have ever known a bill TO be
called from the Rules Committee
by member who opposed the bill. !
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewar, voiced
the sentiment of the women OF the
state as we'll as that of most be-
levers in education, when she said
I'VE know our friends
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
NOTICE
Of Letting Ditch Con.
tait;H. A. Abshire
District.

The undersigned Board of Drain
age mnissioners of Ohio County,
Kentucky, will on Monday, April s,
1929, at 1 o'clock. D. m, at the
Court House door in Hartford, Ohio
County, Kentucky, let to the lowest
and best bidder, at public cutlery,
the construction Of a public ditch
in said County, known as the H. A..
Ashby Ditch, beginning at a small
bridge on the Hartford and Ross
Ripple Public Road and the corner
between Sallie B. Ashby and II. A..
Ashby in the line Of r. & I. Ashby,
and terminating at a point on Wall
toms Creek, on the land OF Alva
Galloway, about 1852 feet, with its
meanders, from the mouth OF said
Greek, following the directions set
out in the judgment of the Ohio
County Court, in the action of H.
A. Ashby, ct al, Petition for Ditch
or Drain. now pending in said
Court, a distance Of 6,673. 1t is
estimated that there will be 14,007.-
O6 cubic yards of earth, &C., to be
excavated and the total estimated
cost thereof is s2,S01.49. Said
work to be completed on or before
July 1, 1920.
Bond with approved security will
be required as soon as bid is accept
ed. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, and to
let the contract for said work in
sections or as a whole, as they may
see fit. This March 10, 1920.
BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMITS
SIONERS OF OHIO COUNTY, |
KENTUCKY.
BY ]. H. THOMAS, President, |
Attest:
MCDOWELL A. FOGLE, Secretary.
l1-St
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
Cnmatchable Values

Children's fine ribbed, Isle
hose, in white only. very good
value and priced at per
yard .......... ....... QUO
Boys extra heavy weight
soft Isle hose, two thread rib
bed, seamless and double WOW
en-, very good for school wear;
all sizes; worth very much
more, per pair ......... SOC
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Children's medium weight
cotton hose; ribbed and alb.
solutely stainless; our price
is lower than We could buy
this same quality on today's
market; while they last; black
only; all sizes; per pair use
Boys or girls medium
weight, mercerized, ribbed,
cotton hose; double heel and
toe; in black only; all sizes;
per pair ...... 1890. SOC
Boys or girls ribbed hose
of soft mercerized cotton;
good weight and has reinforced
heel and toe; black only; all
sizes; per pair .45c
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

week With her sister, Mrs. Ira d.
Funk, OF TaRy seighborhood.
Miss Opal owen is Visiting hs
siser, Mrs. Tom HEN.
Mr.. Archie white, Of near Bells
Run, passed through town last Sun
day enroute to see Miss Helen
Cambron, OF near Beech Valley. He
reports a pleasant time only the
worry OF his horse eating post-hay
when the thsrneueter registers
zero.
News has been received here Of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Sallye
Graves, Of Owensbsro.
Mrs. John Raymond spent Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Ada Helm.
Susye Raymond said she hoped
the weather would not continue
cold, IL il did Mr.. Evan owen would
catch his death Of cold calling at
Adaburg store.
Mrs. B. C. Greer who has been i'll
for some time is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Helm visited
Mr.. r. A. Owen and family Thurs
day.
Katye Lee Patton is so scared Of
flu she won't even go to the mail
box to see il her friend Jimmie"
has written.
Some folks ray when you are
scarce of coal that wood will burn
in the front-room stove. but Evan
Owen can assure you that is not
true. ..,..,3 -.s..s.s
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

The negre who murdered little 10
year old Geneva Hardman, Of Fay
cite County, few weeks ago, has
received his punishment. II all
such criminals were given such
rapid justice as this, the mob spirit
would soon die out. AS il is. at
torney's are too often permitted TO
delay punishment by pleading that
their client is insane, OF securing a
new trial by finding some technical
flaw. In such cases justice should
De meted out while he crime is yet
fresh in the minds OF the people.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
YOU'LL APPRECIATE
NIAGARA MADE
GLOVES.

Women's pure silk gloves
with fancy tucked cuffs and
nine buttons with fancy stitch
ing, come in gray and pongee,
and priced at ........ Sc 0S
Women's pure silk short
gloves with white cuff and fam
cy stitching; come in black,
white, gray and pongee; two
buttons; per pair .s2.5O
Women's long white sixteen
button silk gloves; come in
black, white and fancy colors,
and priced at s2,5e and $3.50
Women's gauntlet gloves are
very popular; here is one in a
suede finish, self-stitched with
strap that has a pearl clasp and
comes in pongee, gray, ehamois
white and black at this very
low price, per pair 81. so
Women's silk gloves in the
short length come in fancy
stitching with two pearl clasps
colors are mastic, black, mo-
cha gray, white, pongse and
brown; pair slice and S1.25
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
ADABJ Ra

The weather IN this community
continues bad on account Of Mr..
John Raymond seeing HIS shadow
Feb End.
Mrs. W. A. Helm is III at this
writing.
Mr.. Mste EVans Is erecting a
barn on the farm he recently pur-
chased from Obie Helm.
Sasye Raymond spent the past
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

The old military party is again
in the German saddle, and unless
n Allied powers take strong meas
ures TO see that all the terms OF the
Versailles treaty are carried out.
great deal Of trouble may deyelope.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

Truth crushed 10 earth shall rise
again; ="
The eternal years OF God are lisys.
But Error, wounded, withes in
pain,
And dies among her worshippers."
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
HARNESS: SPECIAL SALE for

inventory.
Prices on all harness, brides,
breeding, lines. straps, collars and
saddles at less than wholesale, your
opportunity to lay in your spring
supply, not only saving dollars but
getting our shop made goods, back
ed up by our guarantee, sale for 1e
days only. Mar. 18th. to Mar. 25th.
FRANK GUNTHER Harness Shop,
1l3 East Second. Owensboro, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

Mr.. Bryan has intimated that he
would not refuse the nomination, IL
thrust upon him. Strange, isn't il?
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
TOBACCO CANVAS

The season for buying Tobac
CO Canvas is at hand. Buying
direct from the mills, we are
able to quote you prices which
will save you money. The
mills call US the Tobacco Can
vas House Of Kentucky" Re-
member everything coming
from us is standard quality.
Our prices start as low as
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17

with other grades at Sig,
&c. Size and &c per yard
This is just an examrlc OF
our low prices for you Will
find that our prices on other
merchandise are equally as low
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
INCREASED?

The Wall Street Journal OBJ
serves that railroad employees
have secured increases of wages
of well over 100 per cent since
1914"
The Journal does not find it
necessary TO point out. however.
that the increase in the general
cost of living of American wage
earners between July. 1914. and
July. 1920. according to careful
compilations made from FIRST
hand information by the oreani-
zation of employers known as
the National Industrial Confer
ence Board, is l04.5 per cent.
If the nominal wages of rail
road employees rise about one
hundred per cent and the cost OF
living increases about 100 per
cent in the same period of time,
how much have real wages risen }
Even the Wall Street Journal sta
tistician can answer that problem
in simple arithmetic.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
Pu-n WANTS TO COME

The former emperor of China.
Pu-Yi Ia years old and throne
less. wants to visit the United
States. This last son Of heav-
en-. who mounted the Chinese
throne when but two years of age.
has been a prisoner in Peking
since the revolution of 1911.
Pu-Yi can play baseball. and
likes comic pictures. He has an
English teacher. and would be a
regular boy il they d let him.
But the president of China
hasn't as yet said Pu-Yi may visi,
America, and according to latest
dispatches from China. he ism
likely to consent until after the
little ex-emperor picks his bride
Hsu Shing-chang is for takins
no chances of Pu-Y seeing girl.
of other lands before his betroth
al. President Hsu has a daugh
ter. 1t is said in Peking tha
when Pu-Yi is betrothed to tn,
presidents daughter he may b,
permitted to see America.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
DR.. KLOCk ORDERED
TO REPORT TO U. s.
ARMY MEDICAL SCHOOL

Dir. G. a klock, major in the med
Guard today received orders from the
u. s. Secretary OF War 20 report on
October 18th to the Chief OF the Mi
iitia Bureau, for attendance III the
ls2o-21 Army Medical School, which
will convene in Washington for some
six TO seven months at the end of the
present year nd the first part Of 1921.
Major klock receives his appoint
ment to the school through his con-
nection with the National Guard one
medical officer from each state in
which National Guard organizations
are formed to report 10 the school
Two Florida officers of the infantry
division have been selected for ma
tional army work. Capt e H Wilson,
of Daytona. aud Capt Coshck, OF ST
Petersburg. being the choice of army
officials 10 receive these appointments
from this state The infantry off
GERS Viii report At camn Benning On
October Is for. q course OF instuc-
tion. while Major kloek Will get his
instructions at Washington.
The appointment 10 the army med
ical school will have no bearing on
the campaign being waged by Dr
Klock for a seat III the United State,
Senate, from Florida, On the white
Republiean ticket.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
BLOND EskIMOs

Captain Joe Bernard has come
back TO Nome, Alaska, after
spending four years in the Arctic
hunting for blond Eskimos.
Only brunettes, the half froz-
en- captain said he found.
1t will be hard convincing the
hardy captain that Stefansson
didn't bleach his Eskimos before
bringing them to civilization.
Future blond hunters in the
Arctic will do well to take with
them a liberal supply of peroxide.
But, anyway. why run up to the
North Pole looking for blonds,
when they may be found nearer
homel
Things that are said cause more
regrets than the unsaid.
Yes, the country is getting ovel
the silk shirt craze
90
This Cleveland pitcher, Mails.
seems to have special delivery
-O-O
Add terrible explosion--New
York and Cincinnati pennant
hopes.
% o.
New York society women arr
wearing white wigs. Will hustle.
or hoop skirts be next2
o O.
The price of cabbage has falleI
IL per cent so it s almost too pie
beian a companion for corneo
beef.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
Acid Stomach
For 10 Years
Now a Different Woman
EarnesfIyPraisesEafossic

"My wife was great sufferer from
acid stomach for 10 years writes
Ii. d. Crippen, "bnt Is q different
woman since taking Eatonic.
Sufferers from acid stomach = let
Eatonie help YOU also. 1t quickly
takes up and carries out the excess
acidity and gases and makes the
stomach cool and comfortable. You
digest easily, get the fuli strength
from your food, feel we'll and strong,
free from bloating, belehing. icod
repeating, etc. Big box costs Only a
triIie with your druggists guarantee.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Florida's propensities as health
resort cannot be doubted II figures Of
the United States governments the
most authentic source in the country
-can be relied upon. Compilation OF
statistics from thirty one states
shows Florida up to advantage with
the eighth lowest death rate. This
is according TO the 1918 report jnst
received from Washington. Taking
into consideration Floridas negro
population and the large number Of
invalid visitors the states record Is
considered phenomenally good.
In 1918 F'loridas death rate was
157 per thousand population against
the lowest rate of 1915 which is re-
corded for Washington state. Mary
land heads the list with the very high
rate OF 245 per thousand.
Tennessee comes next above Flor
/ ida with rate of 100 and making
better showing in the order they
come are Missouri. Kansas. Utah
| Wisconsin. Minnesota and Washing
ton.
These authentic Figures show
/ Florida as the healthiest of southern
states and not far from the heaithiesi
of all the states listed. Although this
| is a 1918 report il is fair indication
of Floridas general health condition
which. according to health anthori'
ties, is steadily improving and at pres
ent Is exceptionally good.
A Swiss hotelkeeper has papere'
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

GAMBLING CONTINUES IN
DAYTONA

Continuing his campaign
against the prevalence of slot ma
chimes and other means Of gam
bling. which are still going on in
Daytona, and in which he has the
support Of every clean-minded
citizen and parents of boys. Rev.
II. S. Rightmire. pastor of the
First Baptist church Of Daytona
has the following to say editorial
ly in recent issue of The Mes
senger. the church paper which
he edits in Daytona:
In the August number of the
Messenger the fact was com
mented upon at some length as
to the presence among some of
the business houses of the Triple
Cities of the means of gambling.
AT that time was asked the
Department of Public Safety t..
gel busy and inform these busi-
ness men that the possession OF
such paraphernalia is against the
law. These slot machines and
punch boards are a menace to the
morals of the youth of the city.
One boy made his boast that he
recently had won $4,000 in a
week He did not say how he
won it but that he secured so
much money without any effort
on his part and without work is
a danning influence upon that
young man. When remonstrat-
ed with concerning the matter. he
said. he saw no reason why he
did nos have as good right to
gamble as city officials The
boy went so far as to name the
individual man by name that he
had seen win $4,000 at one
time If these old time gambler:
are determined to gamble thenl
is no way that we know to stor
them. The point that we woulc
make however is this, what right
moral or legal, have they to de
moralize the youth of the city b,
openly gambling themselves
What further right have they tc
condone the creation of youthful
gamblers by the allowing of gam
bling devices to be operated il
The city in defiance of lawa
Ii is a pity that men who ar.
sworn to do their duty in the up
building. nf the law will neglec
their duty and by such neglec
ALLOW untold harm to come to tn,
youth of the day.
A young man was pointed ou
to the writer the other day as be
ing sixteen years of age and tn
same gentleman talking of tn,
boy said: He is called one of tn
ks.encst gamblers in The city 70
his age. 1t is not hard to fore
see that in a few short years tha
we are to have a new crop of thi
kind OF men and when we do tn
facts Of the matter will be, ths
the present administration. tn
failure to prosecute the keeper
Of gambling devices and the ez
ample set by some prominer
men in the city will be responsible
for the harvest.
MIR. Business man. do yo
want that kind of clerks?
Parents. do you want tn:
kind OF sonse
ihe old fashioned book calie
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
GEORGIA AUTHOR
TO RUN AGAINST
THOMAS {. WATSON
Lrhe AsseeIated Press. J

MACON, Oct ;. Harry Stillwell
Edwards. Georgia author has an
nouced his candidacy fos the United
States Senate as an indepea3ent in op-
position to Thomas Z. Watson, the
Democratic nominee
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
FINE GRADUATED
SUGAR Il CENTS,
new YORK TODAY
frhe Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. Sugar
reached its lowest price of the
season here today when retiners
announced a reduction to Il cents
for fine granuiated grade of sugar.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
WHEAT PRICES AT
LOWEST LEVEL OF
THE YEAR, S1.93
tThe Associated press.)

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Wheat prices
opened here today at the lowest
OF the season. December wheat
being quoted at s1.e3. Corn and
oats were in sympathy,
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

IN TpsE Bronx nsfl1
wns5us TNE ,nlmalA -.
AND IN the monkey honsa
]. Was standing there.
wArca,xe rAsM a.
AND 7AE big monkeys.
kEPT 4 little monkey.
FROM oHrrsso anytbins.
AND THE monkey fnse'
WAS GOING by.
AND / spoke to him.
ABOUT THE l,tele monkey.
AND THE man said.
us he friend of yours ?"
AND said. ~No.
a DON'T know him.
asur 70 like to see him,
GET A square deal"
AND He just laughed.
AND WALKED away.
AND WOULDN'T argue.
AND iF theress anything
THAT l can do.
TO GET The monkey house.
FOR HOMELESS persons.
10 LIKE to do it.
SO rsAT thai guy.
WOULD HAVE to be janita
AND CALL garbage.
AND EVERYTHING.
THANK you.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

The Brooklyn Edison company has
been indicted for graft conspiracy
under the Lever Act
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

A labor agitation has been started
to raise million dollars fund TO fight
reduction in textile wages
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

M. john !. Hylaa. j
mAyoa o. Nev york. |
nv oe4n John. |
lF AN Office holder
OR AN oftice-saeker.
on 4 correspondent
OR Anvsoov.
WILL WRITE letters.
AND KEEP at it,
SOONER OR later
THEY'LL SAY something.
AND. JOHN.
JUST THE other day.
WHAT you said.
ABOUT THE city.
NOT HAVING the right.
THE LEGAL right.
TO BUILD houses
FOR HOMELESS persons.
WHEN THEY hal The right
OUT IN a park.
WHERE THERE'S grass.
AND ALSO trees.
TO BUILD houses.
FOR HOMELESS monkeys.
WHEN YOU said that.
YOU SAID mouthful.
AND I'M for it.
WHATEVER IT is.
AND WHATEVER ! can do. :
l'IL DO ii.
BECAUSE YESTERDAY.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
{ Dow Jones' Ssrvic

The Riga Russo Polish peace par
ley is expected to faik
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

The Olympic is due Wednesday
said to have aboard s1oooe.ooe in gold
for the United States Federal Re
serve banks.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05
HAYS CLAIMS N. g.,
TENN, W. VIRGINIA,
Ohio AND ARKANSAS
(The Associated Press )

CHICAGO, Oct. o. Chairman Hays
OF the National Republican commit
tee, in statement today. declared
the Republicans had good chance To
carry North Carolina aaa Tennessee
in the November election
lie also claimed all states west OF
the Mississippi except Arkansas.
Louisiana and Texas, with Texas
doubtful for the Republicans. Ohio
and West Virginia We're likewise
claimed by HAYS Tor the Republicans.
Handkerchiefs were Of All sizes and
shapes until 1855, vhen Kin, l.oy3S
NNl Of France ordered all 10 be made
square.
Il you want help--try a classified.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

A Swiss hotelleeper has paperei
his room with bank notes cf small
denomination
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Governor Cox vii concentrate eff
forts ON the larger states of the
Middle West and East for the balance
of his campaign.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

Il you want help-try classified.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05

forts on the larger states ol thS
Middle West and East for the balance
of his campaign.
The New York sun says three bill
lion dollars has been lost ON United
States shins by the Wilson repndia-
ton of the Jones law.
A New York syndicate is to offer
this week 50u0ouoo francs s per cent
bonds on The Midi raii&ay OF France
at 500 bond for l,eoo francs denom-
i nations.
/ Fsench automobile manufacturers
ARE argsng high duties on automobiles
or restrictions Of importations. di-
rectly aimed al American mannfae-
Iturers
nj ys-hu senator Borah. no spuir
Senator Borah. who split Will
Harding or the I.eagne of Nations
speaks ont against all leagues. bu
SAYS that there is no alternative bu
to vote for Parding. Harding insist!
that the League issue is simply 'ye:
or no as to America accepting th'
Wilson covenant
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
INTEREsANTEs

INVERTEBRATES los duefos de
trucks" Tenemos en- existencia 26
gomas solidas desmontables en- tanafios
34x4 34x5. Son de la reputads marca
'SWINEHART'' Y estan garantidas.
Las ofrecemos los precios de $49.S5 y
S6s.72 cada una meta GARAGE MA
YAGUEz, mo, Mayagu y San Juan.
IoR $1400 vendo casa de MADEIRA con
solar propio, espacicso corral Gale afr
mada. Farada 26. Santurce. Informa Pue
ia de TERRA, San Agustin bajos de
la policia. Tienda.
Sc vENDE un piano de POGO uso. Di
rijase calle de Ia Monserrate No. 73,
Ssnturce, T. r.