1
Irtf rd RepublfcSn t FRIDAY AUGUST 31t 4 IiCHANGE IN COAST LINES I i j Have Made Many Vlcltil In Shores of the Bay iCenturles of Naples the first tune has the I the IhlJof Naples changed its ancient level The nrth movements on the Neapol- itan ¬ oast were exhaustivcly studied by n British exploring party only three years ago and thT e suddent ausl and majestic processes that af fect the coast lines of ronti + nents Hut sudden disturbance J ilncex oCI the columns of the Temple of Setapis 111 feet above sea level wereiahlpii t since the Homan dominion Neapolitan coast Hank 515 flUI and then rose about 20 feet I hItIIf t wilts a A good many delusions werpj dissipated as the result of throve fresh inquiries Tiie submerge Roman ruins along the coast j used to be as founda ¬ Ihath that they are the remains ofIt noble mansions and that they Imdt J above the level of the sea Tit < sliore is in fact strewn with tIlt wreck of buried cities Coast It roads have vanished ancient quarries been Hooded and tin breakwaters of the harbors ur classical story covered fathom drip with water Of Lord Rosebervs villa j down in the bottom of the sat covering dozens of acres lie tliej ruins of many buildings Ai I > at submarine sea wall with r stillprotects neither the fragments nor tin J isillMoIJu years I ART IMPROVEDON NATURE EloquentThan Energetic Lecturer I Gentlemen thundered the energetic lecturer we live iii pessimistic times Our leading politicians our pulpit orators our great philosophers our I nOfIlists tWImlselY I best And gentlemen are they Arer of civilization Nature is na ¬ ture and we are her children nature is good and wise and beautiful and true nature tlI tables us and makes us free from guilt and deceit Here there was a stir in the audience Hold on guvnor Jx > ok here shouted a man who laid been intently listening This is my wig mill these mr falw ccWhat sort of a fright would I be with out them They lick nature all to pieces I can tell you You hold on a bit- Advance of Surgery Twenty years ago HO per cenl of eases of amputation termin ¬ ated fatally but under the mix cm system of antiseptic surgery the danger of this oM > raUon hi s been so fill reduced that tin rate I of mortality does not now exceed from G to 12 per cent of tbe ninu her of cases JI1 TAYLOR MINES Aug 29Mra Roy Seott rylo has accepted the position as rniiii > tr for Taylor Coal Company left iit Sunday for Louisville to purcbit r her new goods Mrs Dorthy Barrass was the IlU13it of relatives in Williams Mine San day Mr J P Barnard was in iarm I vl ° h lJ r IaIu rua1 r MisGeorgiat GsravnGird and little rfztuVhtcr of llhToigarc the guest r tfMrL neck T Drapes old fluuily this Slurs B PaBdJE fi Hudson SundayI 3MIV returned to their home in Owensboro Saturday after a months visit here i Mrs Laura Litesacd Miss Stella Miller attended church at Liberty SundayDr Mrs R H Miner who- loowbeen visitingWssv Millers par ¬ ents Mr and Airs 0 is Jones for a few days left IrviLiy for Bards town where they vilt make their future home Mr L T Drafw was the guest of relatives in WKSaaos Mines Sat urdayMiss Mattie Martiii left Sunday for Horton aftcr a Uro weeks visit tt > her parents llesdames Tfarcy Williams and Jhn Veller visited jsratives in Hart- ford Thursday i = As oHrA rstseI9t f31 YQIUIpJS rQp Sutait 1ifl Insurance De= rtJFlnt of KenI lnf y- FrankfortA 3r J3th 190G Whereas The National Life In ¬ surance Company lecated at Mont- pelier Vt > C1efjf the actual capital required unier the laws of this CommojnvHtXh and has com plied with nil the 7t juirements of said laws which cs applicable to Life Insurance Gumptnfes incorpor ¬ ated by or don Winess in other States of the United States Now therefore 3r Henry R Prewitt InsunmceCommissoner for the State of KeniDttjr in pursuance of the authority reij < d in me by the laws of this Commotmcfllth do here ¬ by certify that C U Barnett and CoE Smith of Hartford in the County of Ohio art authorized as Agents of tbe afonvna Company to transact the Lusints of Insurance fur one year Than Arp 1 1906 in tm State as prodded by the laws thereof In Testimony Bhwcof I have hereunto subscribed say name and caused my official Seal to be affixed tn the day and vetr first above written HEXEV K PaFniTT- InsuTsncc Commissioner r In JWtsnory Of Miss VastieWfuI 3 daughter of G J and Rebeoni Vifeon who de ¬ parted this life ui 1st home near Rosine Ky Jurc3SI90 Jurt two months 1r today Death again vhilti this home And took a loved isHtaasy Leaving them alt sn Jom Twas in moms Kirfjlfeht As the sun ptnjod upca the spark ¬ ling dew An angel softYJJdhAr < Iweer waiting for You And took this dadajff from their sight the sweetest smile cpcn her lips did pjayAs say nvadvar Lm going away There to heaven n flit took its flight Te dwoll where sB a pure and bright Around the fireside is a vacant chair And herlovine voi is stilled But in heaven another enticement thereWhich never can be ilfied Sisters rememba the pifeosures of long ago Today shes cnjujEC heaven to us unseen Wearing garments ibe as snow And you can jilas around her grave of green In dTieaprinBtimEltcniHas left us ToO ue only can tsMhnw we miss ydff But rtiGod whoJtrflDoreft us fill wenwetm die land beyond the blue Foday shes pluckfacJlnwars an the Other Shore Sinking over a tfix psomfaed land Dear father snit atotliecr u ere weeping is tlorltre Atwa around yjiccotttiyi door Dear parents i5li with tender speech To the cm3apntiel elog And for her vee7rtszsore Lbeseecfl But listen tohcr ms new praises tihjr Ayp 26 190C JESSIE SMALLHOUS Ip u Add 29MnL Mary Taylor elf near Hop yell attended churchat the Smallhous Baptist church Sun day Mrs James Bennett Hartford was in our midst Saturday Rev G H Lawrence andwife and Mrs Fred Boone and little Miss Ethel Boone attended the association at Mt Carmel in Muhlenberg conn ty last Tuesday and Wednesday Charlie Dever is visiting Herschel King this week John Godsey and wife Olaton were the guests of his brothers Tom and Bob Godsey several days recent- ly ¬ David Oldham who has been quite sick at Charles Overtons is better Mr Smith and two sons were the guests of John Lewis and family re ¬ centlyHenry Deaver and wife Sulphur Springs were guests of Jim King and family from Tuesday until WednesdayJohn is on the sick list I Mr and Mrs Alva Calloway at ¬ tended the burial of David Igleluart the 23rd inst W T Lawrence who has been vis- iting ¬ relatives in Breckenridge coun ¬ ty has returned Rev G H Lawrence and wife have returned from a visit to her parents Capt and Mrs A B Stan ¬ DamI was at Smallhous recentlyMr Mrs Shelby Ashby of Waltons Creek were guests of Mr and Mrs James Withrow Saturday Mrs Henry L Brown and Mrs Logic Rowe are quite sick J B Brown who has been sick for sometime is not much if any bet ¬ terMrs Rhoda Heavrin Indiana is the guest of Wm Addington and familyRev L P Drake Centertown preached at Smallhous church last SundayAmong those who attendedchurch at Smallhous wereRev LW Tiche nor and wifeS W BilbroMatanzas Mrs Rhodie Heavrin of Indiana Mrs J C Bennett Hartford Rev L P Drake and two children Cen ¬ tertown Bud Boehm Daviess coun- ty ¬ Mr and Mrs Arvil Ball and little child Owensboro were the guests of their parents Mr and Mrs W 11 Balls and Judson Ashby and wife Rev G H Lawrence baptised Mr Stofer Sunday Miss Nettie Geiger is on the sick listLouis Geiger fell and hurt Ins back Saturday and is not able to be outW C Overhults is having chill- sBlttchardsCalbert of Shawnee town Ill was in our midst Monday night n Prof Stubbs cliargo of the largest Alligator in cap- tivity ¬ will attend the Fair Bring the children out to see it GOODBYE OLD COW lIoodII1 old cow yonro got to KO Ol courts til hard to tell you no For your forelntlieni and my own for yure thin Old town burs known Youre lank nod flabby to lie brief Vonre At lor ntlthtr milk nor L- Yon live sod trued on our vnUii Oct nothing to rat cinne heatel tnlki Yon ruin our trees nod g rdcim too You greatly dfimiftp not a few You yield but little nt your tint And then go dry ilx months to vast- You come and go at your will From ndxhhorn corn you got n nil With stomach large sad udder small I cant like your way atoll Yon need a place where trim In green Where you con live And not be Been Wlirre yon can Oil snit Oil fiKoln dud leer no earn from any man Now I took nt you with and regret And mourn to think weever met For every wrinkle on yourjiorn Iroclnlme of stolen hay mud corn You cant claim thle taw new For other rattle go a > well ue you So good by old cow youve got to K- tll coursetla hard to tell you MI Sly neighbor farmers live with ease They lose no garden green or trees Tbe reason simple plain und true Their cattle dont run out tike you Kurh roan log stock no more Ill fwd henceforth Ill try Another breed plainly see uiy error now Youve rot to go goodbye old cow sun ow Sheriffs Sale By virtue of executions directed totrie which issued from the Clerks Office of the Ohio Circuit Court In favor of J W Henry against Isaac the same course to a corner thence r n 4Iv 4 x t MiVMNAMyMIMi1NMtf 1 1 wrrAUuU SAtE + NftONI August 15 to September 1 AT 0 Long Cos t ECOWOMT STORE I All Summer Goods will be sold for space and not for profit We must do this to make room for our fall stock which is now begin ¬ ning to arrive We wont take your time now quoting you prices on any one thing but will only ask you to visit our store during this sale and let us show you the goods and make you prices on our Clothing Shoes Slippers Shirts Underwear Hosiery Wash Goods + Silks c It will only be a short time now until we will announce our Fall Opening and Display of the newthings forFall and Winter And as we have stated we must close out all Summer Stock Remnants LONG r COS ECONOMY STORE Hartford Kentucky a1W u u W JMd N fNWlfVIiiR n Great Opportunity One Pare Plus 200 To NEW YORKA- ND RETURN VIA Big Four LSMSand NYCHRRys Through the beautiful Mohawk Valley down the Hudson River and into the Heart of the City in the lintel Theatrical and Business Dis ¬ tricts Connection can be made at Depot with Subway Elevatedand Surface Cars to all points in the city Dates of sale August 28 and 29 1900 with liberal return limit For full information apply to near ¬ est Big Four agent or address H J RHEIN G Pr- Cincinnati A 0 J GATES General Agent Louisville Ky Louisville Live Stock Market CATTLE Chiller butcher steer fl 26 fa fl 75 Fiilr tu Rood butcher utiem 1 501 43 Choice Imtcher velfen 3 75 la 4 25- 1alr to good butcher betters 3 5t a 71 Choice butcher cows 3 28 cJ S 75 FIr tu god butcher cone 7 Sflw S M Choke much cane 34 Wit 40 M Medium tu good inllch cows SO 00 It 30 01 HOUS CholrepnckliiK 0300 Itn a IS ft 130 Medium packer 1M to 2DO ns d SI W 615 Light Shippers Ito to 160 tbe 8 25 Choice plft 90 to ISO ms > 6 5001 I S3 S HIIKEI AM LAUIIS- Kttlr to ROCil Hhe μ X 00 fS 3 50 Choice shipping lambs 7 25 41 7 At I oodi M rt 5 50 Hartford Produce Market Reported by the Hartford Coramlnlon Co COUNTRY IllODUCE- llntter good country lie lIMei green NC Now teiithru per pound 40c Eggs II c- Ireue 7tc Spring chickens elke Packing huttertOe Itooitere young nnd old e Ducks per pound e Turkeys MM G5 Se Cnltereal 4300 Q 1310 Shown I or one of my Deputies will on Monday the 3rd day of Sep ¬ tember 1906 between the hours of one oclock p mjand three oclock p m at the Court House door in Hartford Ohio county Kentucky expose to Public Sale to the highest bidder the following property or so much thereof as may be necessary- to satisfy Plaintiffs debt 5560 in- terest ¬ and costs towit Beginning at G J Mitchells comer thence in a N direction with Maples line and R P Carters line to Crabtrees corner in Duvall line thence NE with said line to Sullengers mill road to a corner where said road makes another turn and leaving said road there at that point running up the branch on the Coal Bank Road as itris c llodfn r iJ J1U1 I R W King JEWELER AND OPTICIAN HARTFORD KY All this 1 for in in a All at the y + W I 1 < = = of con has rate of of of j us J N E to the corner of 0 R the Barnett line I with line and with to the j 60 acres more or as the of Isaac Terms Sale will be k t v- Js kinds of Repair work done with neatness and ¬ patchBring your Clocks Watch ¬ es Eyeglasses or Jewelry to- me Elegant Shirt Waist Sets Belt Buckles Collar But ¬ tons Rings lint Pins Watches Chains Silver Knives Forks Spoons Sugar Shells Cream Ladles Salad Forks Gravy Ladles Berry Spoons Butter Knives and t I Soup Spoonsespecially suited Wedding Presentsand shorteverything usually kept firstclass Jewelry Store very lowest prices Place of 8ir1e 206 Main Street In the Hartford House uYJlf TrueI NATIONAL I LIFE INSURANCE CO OF VERMONT = Fiftysix and onehalf years honest ¬ servative8uccessfulmanagement madeI conpaniesin ¬ and Expense any Company equal age Unexcelled strength assets guaran ¬ stabilityI Talk it over with BARNETT SUITE Hartford Republican Office I Tinsley- in Alexander corIner Strattons Maples beginning containing lesslevied upon property ShowanI Necklaces But credit of three months bond with approved security bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum theforce ofAugust 4 eoByWOAsHLEY i wit

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Irtf rd RepublfcSn

t FRIDAY AUGUST 31t 4

IiCHANGE IN COAST LINESI i j

Have Made Many VlcltilIn Shores of the Bay

iCenturles of Naples

the first tune has theI the IhlJof Naples

changed its ancient level Thenrth movements on the Neapol-

itan¬

oast were exhaustivclystudied by n British exploringparty only three years ago andthTe

suddentausland majestic processes that affect the coast lines of ronti +

nentsHut sudden disturbance J ilncexoCIthe columns of the Temple of

Setapis 111 feet above sea levelwereiahlpiit since the Homan dominion

Neapolitan coast Hank 515 flUIand then rose about 20 feet

IhItIIf t

wilts aA good many delusions werpj

dissipated as the result of throvefresh inquiries Tiie submergeRoman ruins along the coast j

used to be as founda ¬Ihaththat they are the remains ofIt

noble mansions and that theyImdtJ above the level of the sea Tit <

sliore is in fact strewn with tIltwreck of buried cities Coast

It roads have vanished ancientquarries been Hooded and tinbreakwaters of the harbors urclassical story covered fathomdrip with water

Of Lord Rosebervs villa jdown in the bottom of the satcovering dozens of acres lie tliejruins of many buildings Ai

I >at submarine sea wall with r

stillprotectsneither the fragments nor tin J

isillMoIJuyears I

ART IMPROVEDON NATURE

EloquentThanEnergetic Lecturer I

Gentlemen thundered theenergetic lecturer we live iiipessimistic times Our leadingpoliticians our pulpit oratorsour great philosophers our

I

nOfIliststWImlselY

I

best And gentlemen are theyArerof civilization Nature is na ¬

ture and we are her childrennature is good and wise andbeautiful and true nature tlItables us and makes us freefrom guilt and deceit

Here there was a stir in theaudience

Hold on guvnor Jx>okhere shouted a man who laidbeen intently listening This ismy wig mill these mr falw

ccWhatsort of a fright would I be without them They lick nature allto pieces I can tell you Youhold on a bit-

Advance of SurgeryTwenty years ago HO per cenl

of eases of amputation termin ¬

ated fatally but under the mixcm system of antiseptic surgerythe danger of this oM > raUon hisbeen so fill reduced that tin rate

I of mortality does not now exceedfrom G to 12 per cent of tbe ninuher of cases

JI1

TAYLOR MINESAug 29Mra Roy Seott rylo

has accepted the position as rniiii >trfor Taylor Coal Company left iitSunday for Louisville to purcbit rher new goods

Mrs Dorthy Barrass was the IlU13itof relatives in Williams Mine Sanday

Mr J P Barnard was in iarm

I

vl °h

lJ

rIaIu rua1r

MisGeorgiatGsravnGird and littlerfztuVhtcr of llhToigarc the guest

r tfMrLneck

T Drapes old fluuily this

Slurs B PaBdJE fi Hudson

SundayI3MIV returned to their home in

Owensboro Saturday after a

months visit herei Mrs Laura Litesacd Miss StellaMiller attended church at Liberty

SundayDrMrs R H Miner who-

loowbeen visitingWssv Millers par ¬

ents Mr and Airs 0 is Jones fora few days left IrviLiy for Bardstown where they vilt make theirfuture home

Mr L T Drafw was the guestof relatives in WKSaaos Mines Sat

urdayMissMattie Martiii left Sunday

for Horton aftcr a Uro weeks visittt> her parents

llesdames Tfarcy Williams and

Jhn Veller visited jsratives in Hart-ford Thursday

i =As oHrArstseI9t f31 YQIUIpJS rQp

Sutait 1ifl

Insurance De=rtJFlnt of KenIlnf y-

FrankfortA 3r J3th 190G

Whereas The National Life In ¬

surance Company lecated at Mont-pelier Vt >C1efjf the actualcapital required unier the laws ofthis CommojnvHtXh and has complied with nil the 7t juirements ofsaid laws which cs applicable toLife Insurance Gumptnfes incorpor ¬

ated by or don Winess in otherStates of the United States

Now therefore 3r Henry RPrewitt InsunmceCommissoner forthe State of KeniDttjr in pursuanceof the authority reij <d in me by thelaws of this Commotmcfllth do here ¬

by certify that C U Barnett andCoE Smith of Hartford in theCounty of Ohio art authorized asAgents of tbe afonvna Company totransact the Lusints of Insurancefur one year Than Arp 1 1906 in

tm State as prodded by the lawsthereof

In Testimony Bhwcof I havehereunto subscribed say name andcaused my official Seal to be affixedtn the day and vetr first abovewritten

HEXEV K PaFniTT-InsuTsncc Commissioner

rIn JWtsnory

Of Miss VastieWfuI 3 daughter ofG J and Rebeoni Vifeon who de¬

parted this life ui 1st home nearRosine Ky Jurc3SI90Jurt two months 1r today

Death again vhilti this homeAnd took a loved isHtaasy

Leaving them alt sn Jom

Twas in moms KirfjlfehtAs the sun ptnjod upca the spark ¬

ling dewAn angel softYJJdhAr <Iweer

waiting forYouAnd took this dadajff from their

sight

the sweetest smile cpcn her lips did

pjayAssay nvadvar Lm going

awayThere to heaven n flit took its

flightTe dwoll where sB a pure and

brightAround the fireside is a vacant chair

And herlovine voi is stilledBut in heaven another enticement

thereWhichnever can be ilfied

Sisters rememba the pifeosures oflong ago

Today shes cnjujEC heaven to usunseen

Wearing garments ibe as snowAnd you can jilas around her

grave of green

In dTieaprinBtimEltcniHas left usToO ue only can tsMhnw we miss

ydffBut rtiGod whoJtrflDoreft us

fill wenwetm die land beyondthe blue

Foday shes pluckfacJlnwars an theOther Shore

Sinking over a tfix psomfaedland

Dear father snit atotliecr uereweeping is tlorltre

Atwa around yjiccotttiyi doorDear parents i5li with tender

speechTo the cm3apntiel elog

And for her vee7rtszsore LbeseecflBut listen tohcrms new praises

tihjrAyp 26 190C JESSIE

SMALLHOUS Ip u

Add 29MnL Mary Taylor elf

near Hopyell attended churchatthe Smallhous Baptist church Sunday

Mrs James Bennett Hartfordwas in our midst Saturday

Rev G H Lawrence andwifeand Mrs Fred Boone and little MissEthel Boone attended the associationat Mt Carmel in Muhlenberg connty last Tuesday and Wednesday

Charlie Dever is visiting HerschelKing this week

John Godsey and wife Olatonwere the guests of his brothers Tomand Bob Godsey several days recent-ly

¬

David Oldham who has been quitesick at Charles Overtons is better

Mr Smith and two sons were theguests of John Lewis and family re¬

centlyHenryDeaver and wife Sulphur

Springs were guests of Jim Kingand family from Tuesday until

WednesdayJohnis on the sick list

I Mr and Mrs Alva Calloway at ¬

tended the burial of David Igleluartthe 23rd inst

W T Lawrence who has been vis-

iting¬

relatives in Breckenridge coun ¬

ty has returnedRev G H Lawrence and wife

have returned from a visit to herparents Capt and Mrs A B Stan ¬

DamI was at Smallhous

recentlyMrMrs Shelby Ashby of

Waltons Creek were guests of Mrand Mrs James Withrow Saturday

Mrs Henry L Brown and MrsLogic Rowe are quite sick

J B Brown who has been sickfor sometime is not much if any bet¬

terMrs Rhoda Heavrin Indiana isthe guest of Wm Addington and

familyRevL P Drake Centertown

preached at Smallhous church last

SundayAmongthose who attendedchurch

at Smallhous wereRev L W Tichenor and wifeS W BilbroMatanzasMrs Rhodie Heavrin of IndianaMrs J C Bennett Hartford RevL P Drake and two children Cen ¬

tertown Bud Boehm Daviess coun-ty

¬

Mr and Mrs Arvil Ball and littlechild Owensboro were the guestsof their parents Mr and Mrs W11 Balls and Judson Ashby and wife

Rev G H Lawrence baptised MrStofer Sunday

Miss Nettie Geiger is on the sick

listLouisGeiger fell and hurt Ins

back Saturday and is not able to be

outWC Overhults is having chill-

sBlttchardsCalbert of Shawneetown Ill was in our midst Mondaynight

nProf Stubbs cliargo ofthe largest Alligator in cap-

tivity

¬

will attend the FairBring the children out to seeit

GOODBYE OLD COW

lIoodII1 old cow yonro got to KO

Ol courts til hard to tell you no

For your forelntlieni and my ownfor yure thin Old town burs known

Youre lank nod flabby to lie briefVonre At lor ntlthtr milk nor L-

Yon live sod trued on our vnUiiOct nothing to rat cinne heatel tnlki

Yon ruin our trees nod g rdcim tooYou greatly dfimiftp not a few

You yield but little nt your tintAnd then go dry ilx months to vast-

You come and go at your will

From ndxhhorn corn you got n nilWith stomach large sad udder small

I cant like your way atollYon need a place where trim In green

Where you con live And not be BeenWlirre yon can Oil snit Oil fiKoln

dud leer no earn from any man

Now I took nt you with and regretAnd mourn to think weever met

For every wrinkle on yourjiornIroclnlme of stolen hay mud corn

You cant claim thle taw new

For other rattle go a> well ue youSo good by old cow youve got to K-

tll coursetla hard to tell you MI

Sly neighbor farmers live with easeThey lose no garden green or trees

Tbe reason simple plain und trueTheir cattle dont run out tike you

Kurh roan log stock no more Ill fwdhenceforth Ill try Another breed

plainly see uiy error nowYouve rot to go goodbye old cow

sunow

Sheriffs SaleBy virtue of executions directed

totrie which issued from the ClerksOffice of the Ohio Circuit Court Infavor of J W Henry against Isaacthe same course to a corner thence

r n 4Iv 4 x t MiVMNAMyMIMi1NMtf 1 1

wrrAUuU SAtE+

NftONIAugust 15 to September 1

AT0

Long Cost

ECOWOMT STOREI

All Summer Goods will be sold for space and not for profit Wemust do this to make room for our fall stock which is now begin ¬

ning to arrive We wont take your time now quoting you priceson any one thing but will only ask you to visit our store during thissale and let us show you the goods and make you prices on ourClothing Shoes Slippers Shirts Underwear Hosiery Wash Goods +

Silks c It will only be a short time now until we will announceour Fall Opening and Display of the newthings forFall and Winter Andas we have stated we must close out all Summer Stock Remnants

LONG r COSECONOMY STORE

Hartford Kentuckya1W u u W JMd N fNWlfVIiiR

n

Great Opportunity

One ParePlus 200 To

NEW YORKA-ND RETURN

VIA

Big FourLSMSand NYCHRRys

Through the beautiful MohawkValley down the Hudson River andinto the Heart of the City in thelintel Theatrical and Business Dis ¬

tricts Connection can be made atDepot with Subway ElevatedandSurface Cars to all points in the city

Dates of sale August 28 and 291900 with liberal return limit

For full information apply to near ¬

est Big Four agent or addressH J RHEIN G Pr-

CincinnatiA

0J GATES General Agent

Louisville Ky

Louisville Live Stock MarketCATTLE

Chiller butcher steer fl 26 fa fl 75

Fiilr tu Rood butcher utiem 1 501 43Choice Imtcher velfen 3 75 la 4 25-

1alr to good butcher betters 3 5t a 71Choice butcher cows 3 28 cJ S 75

FIr tu god butcher cone 7 Sflw S MChoke much cane 34 Wit 40 MMedium tu good inllch cows SO 00 It 30 01

HOUSCholrepnckliiK 0300 Itn a IS ft 130Medium packer 1M to 2DO ns d SI W 615Light Shippers Ito to 160 tbe 8 25Choice plft 90 to ISO ms > 6 5001 I S3

S HIIKEI AM LAUIIS-Kttlr to ROCil Hhe µ X 00 fS 3 50

Choice shipping lambs 7 25 41 7 At

Ioodi M rt 5 50

Hartford Produce MarketReported by the Hartford Coramlnlon Co

COUNTRY IllODUCE-

llntter good country lielIMei green NC

Now teiithru per pound 40cEggs II c-

Ireue 7tcSpring chickens elkePacking huttertOeItooitere young nnd old e

Ducks per pound e

Turkeys MM G5 Se

Cnltereal 4300 Q 1310

Shown I or one of my Deputieswill on Monday the 3rd day of Sep ¬

tember 1906 between the hours ofone oclock p mjand three oclockp m at the Court House door inHartford Ohio county Kentuckyexpose to Public Sale to the highestbidder the following property orso much thereof as may be necessary-to satisfy Plaintiffs debt 5560 in-

terest¬

and costs towitBeginning at G J Mitchells

comer thence in a N directionwith Maples line and R P Cartersline to Crabtrees corner in Duvallline thence NE with said line toSullengers mill road to a cornerwhere said road makes another turnand leaving said road there at thatpoint running up the branch on theCoal Bank Road as itris c llodfn

r

iJ J1U1

I

R W KingJEWELER AND OPTICIAN

HARTFORD KY

Allthis

1

forin in aAll at the

y

+W

I

1< = =of con

has

rate of ofof

j us J

N E to the corner of 0 Rthe Barnett line I

with line and withto the j

60 acres more oras the of Isaac

Terms Sale will be

kt v-

Js

kinds of Repair workdone with neatness and ¬

patchBringyour Clocks Watch ¬

es Eyeglasses or Jewelry to-

meElegant Shirt Waist Sets

Belt Buckles Collar But¬

tons Rings lint PinsWatches Chains

Silver Knives Forks Spoons Sugar Shells Cream LadlesSalad Forks Gravy Ladles Berry Spoons Butter Knives and

t I Soup Spoonsespecially suited Wedding Presentsandshorteverything usually kept firstclass Jewelry Store

very lowest prices

Place of 8ir1e206 Main Street

In the Hartford HouseuYJlf

TrueINATIONALI

LIFE INSURANCE COOF VERMONT =Fiftysix and onehalf years honest ¬

servative8uccessfulmanagement madeIconpaniesin ¬

and Expense any Company equalage Unexcelled strength assets guaran ¬

stabilityITalk it over with

BARNETT SUITEHartford Republican Office

I

Tinsley-in AlexandercorInerStrattonsMaples beginning containing

lesslevied uponproperty

ShowanI

Necklaces

But

credit of three months bond withapproved security bearing interestat the rate of 6 per cent per annum

theforceofAugust 4eoByWOAsHLEY i

wit