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of JMUIin ofOhloounlytubJtctlo the idiotof the Republican party

Arizona Stoves at W H GritHnn

Good BlankctH 50 eta nt Cursou a

1cowladies Capes nt 00 cts at Carson

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Wp toll goal factory cotton nt So pIMT

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Silk Velvet in till colors nt CnnonCos

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Arizona Stovo repairs always kept inI

stock at W H Grifllno

WANTEDSoo good 3 foot boardsf Apply nt TJIK HEBALD ofllce-

Fre h roasted hot peanuts constant-ly on head at the ginger Office

You MiouM HUH the ladles all chitdruua jackets at Carson air Co

For tho nicest freshest frnlU of allkinds cull nt the Singer Office

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s Hath His HI DayA doctors exmfatlon

might show that kidneystruer andstomach are normalbut the doctor cannot analyzethe blood upon which theseorgans depend

Hoodi Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizeand enriches the blood It cures yoiwhen a bit off or when seriouslyafflicted It never disappointi

11Dyapepeta Mr husband bid dyiptptIlIa end Hoods Bariapsrllla cured hintPur little boy was nervous end the babyhad ulcerous icrea It cured boat MRSKMUA nee Portage Pa-

IndlBestlon1 could not eat for somemonths on account of distress and Indlgeitlon Hoods Sartaparllla cured me 10 thatI can eat and steep well Mil O A QVKTZ

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Wlilto mina Oak curlniu poles with rVHN fixtun nt 10 clu lit Cnivon

OtisFor n quick mid cosy ride to or from

Ifcaver Dam patronize Field t Sonsbus line

Dr M T McDowellis quite sick nthis reNidcnco live nilloH northeast offHartford

Overcools for tho fat tom the lensman old nay kind of a man ntCarson S COH

Mears J T stud Pl1 Felix weretime guests of Mr F U Felix lastt Thurs ¬

day mod Friday

Mm Ella D lloono of Louisville IK

tho finest of her sister Mrs JennieHamilton McHenry

For Ito Cream mind Sherbet call atthe Singer Office Yom yum it is so

tigashcol and refreshing try n saucer

Foil SAra 2501MX good brick NoLiter made Prices the lowest

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Miss Katiebelle Unneili of irevuvilla was tho guest of lice stunt lIttIJennie Hamilton Mellenry the tirctt ofItho week

Taken up as lEstrnys In Hurtfordon I

October SH one pair black horse tunics I

Owner apply to C E Morrison marshil Hartford Ky I

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quality at 10 ctn tho No 1 Iii the j1 OOII

quality at 711 eta Century corsets10 cts nt Carson IICOIIIII

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orado timid Prof C II Ellis of UnllI1Ilville are the guests of their parents i

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Mr A L Morton who hits been infalling health for some time is now iu iI

very critical condition and It IIs fearedthat his life will last but a few hours

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rally at Hartford a white colored dogIwith yellow spot on left ear aid rumpAbout n year old Anti answers to naveof Nero IV D BROOKS

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Tho Arizona Cooking Stove niiulo bytho well known Fisher Leaf Co Louisyule Ky leas stood tho test of years janti In bettter liked today than ever be-

fore It Is reliable In every way For 1

sale by W H Grlflln Hartford

Tho Arizona Cooking Stove Is givenup to bo tho very best stove on thoIImarket It U pimple strong mull dueable and renders the must natisfaetoryservice Cull mind see this and otherexcellent remakes of cooking stud heatingstoves nt WJI artniirI s JInrtford tt-

Solmvtcr tho well known Ihotographer Is now at tho Hartford wharfswith his Floating Studio Wo are iinmaking Buttons at SSo each or two fur40o Kcxluk Photos nt GOo per dozenThey are twice tho slzu of Daisy Photos jComo timid see us SCHIKKtCR i

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l1nC J N Tarnagln Pastor of thoII

Bells Run Baptist church closed a verysuccessful 0 days meeting at that placelast Sunday The efforts of this abledivine unassisted by any minister re ¬

ltlou8IIjlIr Al Holbrook fwd tho church wasi

greatly revivedIIMrll HettiuThisloy wife of Mr 0R Tlnsley of near Dell A died Sunday

I night mad her remains were interred ii-

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InIItho Alexander burying grounds Mondayafternoon at J oclock In the present

J of a large circle of friends nud relativesShe lenses a husband and four children

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and n host of friends and relatives ttomourn her death

In another commit will bo found thoannouncement of Mr Get W Tilford I

of Hockport Kentucky as n candidatefor the nomination for tho ofllce of Jailerof Ohlo county iiubject to tune action oftime Republican party Mr Tilfordd

served In the 1llerulunn stud hits beetn lifelong Republican He Holicites thesupport of his IIUIIIIrOIlIl friends throughout the county

Mr Rufiis Balrd unstained very pain-ful If nut serious Injuries yesterdayafternoon by his horse falling withhim He had started home anti whennear the end of tho levee ho started hishorse Into a fast gallop nod the horsefell and threw him breaking his collartome and otherwise bruising him badlyAt last accounts he was resting as wellIas could be expected

TIlt Rough River Telephone Co hasjustcompleted a new through line fromHartford to Owensboro which gives fluetservice The Company expects to Issuea new schedule of rules within the nexttfew days The election returns wereannounced by the Company lust nighttnt court hall to a large crowd Thereturns were as completely gathered n-

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WHS possible to do from the wholernited States

Ivan Truman aged about seventeenyears sun of Tank Trnman who Jivesnear Fordsvlllc wits struck by a freighttcar on the Texas railroad and probalily fatally injured Truman was standlug on the hark when U car shunted furthe purpose of making n runningwitch He was struck and knock-down

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and his Lend badly crusher Heis still alive lint it U thought his laintics will proved fatal

An appeal has beet rent out by thesufferers from tho Gnll toll Hood whof

live in Bragaria county Texas askingfor help iu their dire distress TheirlprojKrty loss Wits Immense but they de-

sire to stay mind rebuild They Hay theIlone nothing to keep themselves frontactual sulTering for the next eightmonths mind they ask n generousheartedjKople for some assistance in their distressfnl circumstances People of Ohioc nnty who desire to help in this mittter can leave their contributions withMr J Co Riley at the Bank of Hartford

Death of Mrs FM AllenJima Rebecca Allen wife of Mr FfMhome near Smallhouse Oct S7 at the

ago of 47 years 7 months and lj daysShe leaves it husband and seven cnildran to mourn her loss besides n host of jfriends mind relatives Her remainswere laM to rest in the burying groundat Waltons Creek church after fttouching tribute to her b RevJgilex E D Maddox Mrs Allen wasn consistent member of the SinallhonseBaptist church and u good Christian

nndcouiuinnffamily sadlyfelt Tho breaved fatally have thesympathy of all In their trouble a

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Fl tl W R R xvrites I have beer Itroubled n LTiint ilonl with backache Iwas induced to try Foleys Kidney Cureand QUO bottle entirrlZrcllol1l1 me Igladly re I 0110 esiHHilalla my friends time train met who t-

aro usually afflicted J H WilliamsHartford S L Mitchell lti Bro BeaverDam M S Ragland Roslne R KBeau Sulphur Springs m

Came Near DrowningaJohnson fuur year old son of George

hales stepped on a loose plank In nplatform over n well Thursday In MrsMike Cains yard In Paris Ky Thpboard moved and preclpltnted the youthleventeen feet into the water Fortunately there was only nboiit two feet ofwater mid a member of tho family sawtho toy disappear from sight Thefather of time child climbed down the g-

pijio of the pump moot rescued his sonwhose only injuries were n scratchedface stud n slight oft on tint head

An Old Citizen Ktlledltier R T Stevens n well known lo

11111Methodist prenchernged eightyoneJsllleil near Livermore Thursday

afternoon by n falling tree It occurr hIll nblout 4t oclock Mr Stevens hadsome men at work in the woods on hisfarm getting up tho winters supply ofwoodand Mr Stevens was superintend ming it They were cutting n small ashtree about eight inches inWhet It slabbed off anti 1IallleterltlStevens was struck III tho breast by n

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Mr Stevens hAIl hero a local minister gt

of the Methodist church for over forty pyears and often supplied the pulpits pf jthe pastors iu his section Ho was Ipnow of strong mind and lovable oharaoter mind wits revered stud loved by 1111I

He owned a good farm stud was a Of

lIber contributor to the church MrStevens celebrated his eightyfirstbirthday on August 10 last mind it witsmade the occasion of a largo demonBtrntiou by his neighbors amid friends I

A full account of this affair appeared ofIu TIIK HEKAMJ nt the tlmo His wifedied about three years ago at time age ofsocntulllo He leaves three epos till lwell known fllnllerlII

Sir Stevens at intenals was a contrlbutor to the columns of Tim litatALUmod our readers will remember Ills

of pioneer life In Kentucky andthis sootlon

Ills remains wero interred at Pleas-ant Hill cemetery Saturday in the Itpresence of n large concourse of sorrowlug 11101luI

A BANNER DAY FORI

OHIO COUNTY i

BY FAR THE LARGEST GROW

EVER SEEN EREI I

The Great Democratic Rally was

a Complete Success In Ij

Every Way i

1VIIUKST 8CI5NKS OF KNTI1USIA8M

The youngest ehllil that was In iiiparade or who witnessed tho event wi

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llreit was the biggest day Ohio county eversaw There were two or tires thous ¬

11II1111110re people hero on that day thanwere ewer In Hartford bolero at onotime npon may occasion In point ofnumbers nothing like it was ever be ¬

fore seen in this section of countryThursday dawned wet and gloomy

jRain hAIl fallen all night and was stilljfalling Democrats looked blue Re ¬

publicans hind the appearance of havingspent the night in prayer for n delugostud were hopeful that theme prayerswould bo answered The cloudsbegan to break away however nnflllgsIiby score began go up along B

streets and in front of the stores Thedelegation from Hartford to Beaver1Dam left about nine oclock It was n1beautiful sight Ladles gayly decoratedIIn national colors rose alongside theirtgallant male escorts A beautifullydecorated van with umbrella top con ¬

ttained a large number of little girlsdressed in white and singing nationalairs At the head of tho procession rodeIMiss Jessie Smith dressed as Columbiaand Dr Z H Shnltz representingUncle Sam They looked their parts toperfection Interspersed through theprocession and composing the mainI

crowd of the day were the solid1I

yeonwury of this and surroundingcounties fanners and their sons nUll1

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with two spirited young thoroughbreds I

attached to a beautifully decorated carriage hind In charge the conveyancethat would bring in Kentuckys worthyyoung Governor

AH soon as the procession got out ofTjHartford it was apparent that the dayjin point of good weather was going tojbo all that could be desired The pro-

cession wine then more than a mile injlength timid was joined by hundreds oftpeople before Beaver Dam was reachedIt could then be seen that the occasioni

was going to be a glorious success The I

Hartford delegation reached BeaverDam about 1030 A splendid sight therepresented itself Tho streets and by-ways of the railroad city were thronged I t

with enthusiastic people Verily itttseemed like there were people thereront everywhere Beaver Damlike

Hartford never experienced such n day I

before The marshals in charge of thecrowd were compelled to deploy midI

march the crowd around for half ani

hour before the riders and vehicles couldI

be gotten in proper line of marchThen began the march tq Hartfordwith quiz Beckhom and Mr Olliei

ames each occupying a handsomelydecorated carriage at the front withi

Miss Columbia and Uncle Sam and theHertford Cornet Band in the lend b

Shortly after the trout end of theprocession Ii4t Beaver Dam it was anuounced that there was n delegation of

thousand people from the eastern partof the county waiting at the mouth ofIlia lane note the aid RJley place Somepile not believe thisIt sounded too bigIt proved however to bo the actualtruth as they were counted People i

wore lined up read in waiting the lineextending from the month of the laneto Mr Frank Westerflelds place a milebeyond Before this crows had beenreached however four tellers had beenappointed to stand at the covered bridgenext to Hartford and count the people-

s they rode through The result oftheir work will be told later on

Upon the arrival of the procession atHartford the scene was beyond descriplion A surging mass of people lined

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the fair grounds The enthusiasm of i

the crowd was beyond restraint I t

Cheer uttqu ohoer went up as Kentuckyallant young Governor passed along

Men walked along by his carriage shaking hoods with him and cheering themhsoiree hoarse Just before reaching thou

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speakers stand the Governor was askcarIrlngeHo said ho was finishing up an outing j

slastla campaign that everywhere heladgouohe had plot great crqwds ofU

people but that the reception Hartfordhat given hint and the demonstration I

attending it was the largest and mostthagnificentIijseemed to be deeply touched by the enI

and the hearty shake ho gaveoutstretched hand plainly showed

his appreciation After arriving at thestand it was suggested that

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Beckham stand down upon theI

mholrocessions1heways glad to come in touch with tIle tpeople For half an hour the crowd

men women and children surged

pattingIlm h

admiration of him both in words andacts

It was an hour after tthe headthe procession arrived at the

Fair grounds before time speaking I

began Tho speaking was delayed hopipg that all would get there in time to 1

hear tho distinguished orators of mho

day bnt when it was finally decided to al

begin people wore still pouring over re

the Hartford bridge in a constant andunbroken stream The speakers werecompelled to reach Louisville oi theevening train and oould not watt longer

could then be seen that those whowould estimate the crows would proboily have to guess thorn oft by the mien Mr

I Happily the stand had been erected Inthe grovo inside time race track so thattho people could surround It on allsides For a hundred feet In every dl1rection ipeople were sitting and stand1 ¬

Ding as close together as they could posilblyget

I Gov Beckham was introduced l byMr B D Ringo who started tho crow d

oftocLeeriugbysnyingthnthowmnsglmidt1lov

tenor to a lawabiding people mind fromn stand not decorated with it picture ofa fugitive from justice Amid deafen ¬

lag cheers Kentuckys handsome youngGovernor faced the sea of faces Hoapologized for any fault timid might bolmn1lopen anwas almost worn out that he had jutexpcrlI1

cotetys citizens but that ho would muchrather have his hauls shaken off by thegood people than to have his hendshot off by Republican assassins Thetremendous cheers that followed thisshowed that tho crowd wan with himboth in sympathy mid action On account of the limited time ho luul ttospeak the Governor touched lightly milion national issues and entered at onceupon the principal topics of tho camei

pnign He said that tho issue or theplea with his opponent Mr Yerkesihiea d

Governorship now it washis Yerkes time to steal an office Thespeaker pall n beautiful tribute to themartyred Goebel whom he pictured asone of the greatest statesmen of histime A vivid picture of Mr Goebelshigh character and lifes work touchugly reminded the audience of Keni

tucks murdered Governor gotBeckham drew a splendidl comparisonbetween the limo and character of MrGoebel and those of his predecessors inoffice Messrs Bradley and Taylorwhose lawless and military careers Lie d

jmode them more infamous than famous i

The quiet lawabiding character ofGoebel stands out in bold relief com-

pared with Kentuckys RepublicanGovernors stud their careers of forceand intimidation

Gov Beckham then gave a clone andcorrect review of time contest 11whichhe came in possession of his office andI

the events leading up to mina followingjit He plainly showed tho painstakingpeaceful lawful course of the Democrats mina the defiant intimidating andjlawless course of the Republican contestnnts He said the Republicans certainly showed a deal of brass iu accuslng anybody of stealing nn officewhen the great Republican steal of1870 by which the Democrats wererobbed of a President was rememberedReverting to time Inception of the trou-ble at Frankfort when the mountaineers were brought to the capital city tto

petition but really to intimidate thyLegislature tho speaker said that tim o I

Democrats did not object to being deoently petitioned but that they weremuch averse to being petitioned attthe muzzle of Winchesters and Colts jrevolvers Gov Beckham declaredand there was not a soul in thelllllllellcowho did not believe him that if he bad1

been Governor when that fatal shot wasfired from the Secretary of States office t

he would have thrown open the doorsto the officers of thqlnty for search forthe Assassin no matter what politicalparty tho murderer might have belong 1

ed to Ho plainly showed how the Re 1

publican leaders had proven their guilttof the conspiracy to murder Mr GoebelI 1

by their actions In protecting nnd upholding time assassins in their dasfeatly work Gov Beckham reminded I this auditors of what they already knew

that the Republican ringleaders ofKentucky had sanctioned mill that nnnrchy area bloodshed at Frankfort by endoreing in their State platfojrui with-out reserve the lawless min incendiarycourse of V S Taylor which morpi

than anything else produced the nssasslnatlon of Kentuckys worthy Govern-or Gov Beckhnm sale ho believed thegreat body of the Republican party tobe decent men It is the leaders whowrite its platforms and nominate its =

candidates and the editors who deceivethe people who aro rogues Tho name °of Kentucky lias lbeen dragged in the I

inire on account of Republican lawless ItjjofI

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of official assassins1heroes Beckham said tint great office of

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stances to uphold the law and preserve ptime honor of the State Ho reminded

is audience that ho did not standu platform that pledged him

pardon fugitives and assassins tottGov Beckham closed his splendid

cheerprovoking address with n licaull gfill tribute to tho fair ladies of Ken J j

jtucky whom iio siiid lit would even 4his followinan and cling to kllowtj

ug that tho male population would al gways be found tumbling over to the JItide of tho ladles Tho Governor spoke t-

irtyfive minutes and both B

and at the conclusion of his 11nllIJI I

overwhelmed with lowers Ouo largoand beautiful basket of llowevx was lit I

Gift of tIe Democratic Indie of HArtcISthllii

married two weeks from today II

At the conclusion of goy Hfcklmms

Intro1tlll11IttyH riiilng young DemocrntH who pro

tyoked much cheering by the sendoll hlJI

ave flit Tom Tliumb of thoI

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high and weighs 2TS us Tho crowdhad lost none of In enthusiasm studcheered Mr JnniDS to the wtiont nliuoHtevery remark ho mido Mr Tnniwsold the size of that orated plainly iHluiwiil timid murder mid aKwiyHlnntlondome not find nilvocacy among time goodlawabiding peopln of Ohio itountyOut Iu the crowd n man was holding

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another with n Winchester Abovo thepicture wan written Cleft LibertyPointing to thin picture Mr Turnedsaid it was tho host rvprwuntiitlou ofcivil liberty an practiced by tho Ito J

publican leaders that ho had user seenJames gave a splendid exposition

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State issues Referring to the matterof contests Mr James addressed him

self to tho Republican lenders fwdIIliceholders saying Ohou emircontested anythlngdtd Oluu sweett1l

lhrollKhtforthcrowd beforo Limn In point of numbersand compared with tho assemblagewhich Messrs Bradley and Yost spaonly live days before was somethinglike the difference between n silver dol1Inc and n pewter quarter with n hole in

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it AH justifying tho belief fluff shouldYvrkeri be elected lawlessness and nnnrchy would continue Mr James call1

ed tho attention of his midlencu toII

news Item printed a few days ngo whichguava nn Interview with the comuvictc-

t Republican murderer Powers in whichIlj

ho bragged fief if Yerkw was 1

tinyUnder TA

might become n free titan hilt freedomdoes not nhvnyn mean innocence rem i1he will never be free in the mindstho lawabiding chrlstlun lpeople c

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Kentucky nor III the estimation of thcgreat God who rends the hearts of nonMr Jamie said that every action ofRepublican lenders showed Umt thwere overjoyed nt the milliner mind tauof Mr Goibds taking off As n

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trust to this hardhearted amid murderous feeling the speaker reverted to thetassassination of President UarfieldI

when Democrats joined in sympathywith Republicans over the terrible nffair A million prayers went up dallyfrom Democrats nil over the laud fortho recovery of tho woundednn President Slime of the jury whiletconvicted tho murderer Gnitemi wereDemocrats This incident plainly showed tho difference between Democraticitwo Republican sentiment in the mattl1ter of political murder

Mr James spoke half nn hour nuwas cheered from start to finish Attime close of his speech lie iuutrotluc-eJtulge Warner III Settle who arrivedint Benvor Dom otter time procession hadIgone omit came on to Hartford to fill hiispanking nppointment Jndgo Sethsaid he loin heard it reported that Ohiocounty wan n Republican county hiltafter arriving nt Hartford and viewingtime immense throng it seemed to himthat the whole face of the earth wascovered with Democrats Judge Settletouchedt span national issues nt sow1length stud then entered upon aslot of State n ITII Irs Tho spenker1handled these mutters in nn admirable I

manner While he die not provoke nmuch cheering ns tho other speakers1he revealed some very important factsconcerning past nnd recent politics1history in Kentucky omit slowed Re-

publican1 methods tip in their true lightThe legal lupects of the ease wereplainly stated from the viewpoint ofone of tit most lenmeJ ntid profoundjjurists of the State Judge Settle spokoa little over nn hour mind ended his mldress with nn appeal to every maim whohad strayed from tho Democratic partyto return to his political home Hisperoration was n splendid tribute to JC W Beckhnm KcntuckyB worthyoung Governor

After tho speaking gut well nude-way tutu size of tin crowd could btquiteI nouurntely estimated Several1I

men wero present who lord seen and1I

sized up big crowds before stud theirestimate of the nssemblugo can bo rlied on It was the concensus of opium

Ion that there were more than sixthousand people standing within hearing distance of tho speakers and whocame to Hartford to hear Gov Deckhnni and the other speakers The feu rtellers who stood nt the Muddy creekbridge beyond Hartford counted twothousand six hundred nnd fifty peoplewho passed between then two on eachslug of tho bridge in tho processionThis was before tho procession wasjoined by tho ono thousand counted pooplo standing at tho end of tho laneAdding tho two crowds together madeexactly three thousand six hundred andfifty people who were in time processionthat camo into Hartford

Just after Got Beckhnms carriage

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This picture is the trade inntU of

SCOTTS FMUISION and is onbottle of SCOTTS EMUL ¬

in the World which nowto ninny millions yearly

This great business has grown tosuch vast proportions

Flrst Because the proprietorshave always been most careful in

ingrcUcntsiin its composition namelythe finest Cod Liver Oil I and thepurest Hypophosphites

Secondt Because they have so I

skillfully combined the various j

Ingredients that the best possibleII

results lire obtained by its

77 rt >Bccausc it has made somany sickly delicate childrenstrong and healthy given healthcull rosy cheeks to so many paleanaemic girls mud healed the lungsnnd restored to full health so manythousands in the first stages ofrConsumptionullllleISCOTT BOWNE CktmUli

4W4I3 read btrcet Volttad amid IWi In drugiua

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That you will not be able to find goods of thequality at pricesortoEvOeryone who has spent money with us will tellyou that Note these prices

IICIcJaksandtiCloth Capes Misses and Childrens Coats andJackets thatDespartment The variety is extensive and we can show thevery newest cuts that mire most stylish which cannot ho seenbeeffore buying elsewhere for we have THE Cloaks and are offaring them at prices which competition cannot touch

througheoutformBlackrmind Castor a regular 800 Cloak for only

650500

rOOtS S51aoesThe best ffootwear thatourtpetitors ask for them Every one who is acquaintedwith

our way of selling will substantiate that we carry the bestShoes in Hartford Ladies Shoes good wearersjust thekind for country wear looks neat and wears extra wellin-

llace200 ought to ho the pricewe want only 175i1Misses and Boys Shoes Good School Shoes which give

satisfaction in Heel and Spring Heel Lace and Button sizes

X125eAVo are offering a Special Lot of Ladies FINE SHOES all

the new Toes which were made to sell for 300 for <only 250Ladles do not fail to ask for this ShoemadeaGents Dress Shoes good wearing good looking Shoes in-

s a variety of styles for 200 and 250Heavy Shoes for Gents in Low or High Cut for everyday

wear in largo variety stud at lowest priesGentlemen dont forget that we carry the best BOOTSEvery pair of Shoes we sell are sold under a guarantee or

another pair free Respectfully

R T COLLINSyr1had passed tho Hartford House n talephone message was received from Beavprocessioehad at that moment left there Mosteverybody who Is familiar with this sec ¬

tion of country knows that the distancebetween Beaver Dam and Hartford iIsMrrdI

from Butler county The most conservntlvo estimate of the crowd thatlsamoIgrounds flvo days previous was threethousand which wits the truest limitOf course the Republicans claim ninnymore than tint number but the aver¬

age Republican windjammer will claimalmost anything oven an ofllco ttowhich ho matt not been elected Butlany unpredjudtoed person cannot helpbut admit that the Democrats had

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twice as many people In their crowd aa

were in the BradleyYost crowd with nfew hundred thrown in for goodmeasure Aud there can bo no daub-Hurt

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but for tho liad weather outlooin tine morning there would have Lea

thousand more people here A notable feature of time assemblage WAS thatthere wets nut half u dozen colored pee ¬

pie in itTime people of Hartford mid Beaver

Dam deserve much credit for time workthey did for the occasion Some of theladies of Hartford spout ft week in mak ¬

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wise preparing for tutu event Thebrass nud string bands which gracedtho occasion also deserve especial men ¬

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