= T 44=Purchasing is Not

1 Compulsory at the Store

OFJ

Como in and compare if you dont feel like purchasing

its all right too wbnrc showing our lines of Spring

Laces Embroideries Madras Cloths Ginghams Porcals

Etc and would be glad to have you visit us Compare our

qualities and prices with thoso of other houses thou buy

Iwhere your judgment tolls you is tho best place

Special Prices for Ten DaysTHROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE HOUSE

Thirtysix inch fine Brown Domestic by bolt 4tfcGood Apron Check Gingham 50-

1lftyfourlnch Turkey Red Table Linen 15-0SeveuelghthsyardV5 Bleached Cottonno starch 5C

Good 554 Table Oil Cloth I5ct Colored Carpet Varp j8cIrJVhIte Carpet Warp ic

F Best Quality Prints 5C

Tblrtyslxlnch Sea Island Pcrcals locII Fine Zephyr Gixgbnms locElegant Astortment of Madras Cloth locSpecial drive on Lace Curtains joe 75c ft per pairJ5CileusBoys Madrid Cloth Shirts 500New Assortment of Neckwear 350Latest Mens Collars 150 two for 350-

Mena Fine Shoes f IooBetter Grades same 3 oo to SJ 50Ladles Pine Shoes 125 to 350

We are not Prepared to Quote You Euerytliine

Nor do wo caro to do this As wo stated in the outset

come in and sco us compare what wo have with tho goods

and price of others then decide You are not compelled to

buy If wo do not soil to you wo will only thank you for

tho courtesy you hnvo shown us in looking through our stock

WE WANT YOUR PRODUCECash Prices Paid

f Our New HomeIs ono door from

c A D Whites

L J Grocery

1FlavtfOrd Republican

FRIDAY MARCH 7

Drink Cocoa delfclons SingerOffice

Fresh lot of Cranberries at SingerOffice

Cucumber Pickle extra tineSinger Office

Try our Mince Meat so niceSinger Office

Hitching room tree at B B CollinsCor table

Mr Perry Crowder Rosine wsa intown Wednesday

Mr Jell Boatd ol Narrows was in

town Wednesday

Mr R B Everly Matanzaa called

to led us Monday

Mr D J Duncan ol Greenville la

in town this week

Fresh Oysters and Celery alwaytfonhand at Singer Office

rMr C H Rogers Balietown was

among our callers Monday

Mr Judson Rowe of Rockport

L 1Awent to Leltchfield Sunday

Mr H D Smith Fordsvllle wasin town the first of the week

C R Martin jeweler mind watch

hfrfmakerit Williams drug store

J 1More blue and white pound printsr Carson Gos

Rev Henry Burch of Breckenrldgecounty WaS in town Wednenday

Mr fan Rojers went to FotdsvlllcTuesday and returned Wednesday

THEY CRUSH THE POWERS

This U written In mlOOctobar Th longol summer la quits gon Fadlofleaf withering tree nl the rustling com Inthe field are agna of the iuou Pogfrost rain lIowtho1 flTS coming Toitmember lMtwlnter of 1900 and 1901

The weather ras cruel Ah I the thouaands it killed ami tho hundred ot thouaudj it maimed And crippled Oh therough grasp it laid un men afworkv0Bxtaat home children in cribs and cradleCoughs that bekrn before TbkgiIngDay re racking nclt riDg them itU yesand IPQWlDIl worn theydlg deeper Into

0 the I throat and ll1Di1o Msnywere cared by using Bensons Foroo Pusten For lie lid healing powerot these Plasters b wonderful They con-quer the complaints

fTHATUE K1LLINI THE PEIPLE

No other platter no other tnedlcln or liPplication can compu with them Cough

rheumatismkidney and liter troubles uthma Inflrtenra rttjeif pit go down befor BensonsFlasteriliM a snow imag In tho tanYou cant throw moneraway oa a Bensons

1 Plaster b going to us Ueathis JeaSOJI BuInSkSeeztain7SgStth0g-enuine All druggists or w > win prepaynoeUge on any number orderedtJ United States on receipt of USe each

Sbl117 Johnson lUg CData NY

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All kinds of nice Cakes and Crack-ers fresh at Singer Office

Fresh Fish and Oysters served dnrlog court at Singer Office

Nicest and freshest line of Candlla Hartford at Singer Office

Use GrapenuU and Postum Cofleand get well Singer Office

Mrs John U Ragland of PleasanRidge is reported to be seriously ill

Oranges Lemons Bananas PearsCocoanuU and Apples at Singer Office

Remember you can get the nicestHot Lunch in Hartford at Singer Of-

fice

Mrs Dresden Dean of SulphuSprings Iswe are informed quitetick

Attorney O B Likens is alstlngthe prosecution in the Davis murdertrial

Mrs Hiram Babbit of near Dundeeis the proud mother of a 16 poum

boyDrA F Stanley who was In

Frankfort last week returned homeSunday

The grand jury Is busily at workgrinding out indictments against thelawbreakers

Mr Carr James Balzetown was spleasant caller at TUB REPOBUCAoffice Monday

When you have feathers and eggto sell briny them to the EoonomDry Goods Store

Mr tee Luce who halbeen vlslting in Indiana for some time pastbas returned home

The Economy Dry Goods Store II

the place to buy tobsceocanvass-new

A

lot just received

We have lots of blue and whitprints on hand now

CARSON CoJudge Owen came over Tuesda

and will gOon the bench at the COB

clusloa of the Davis murder trial

Every man wears Suits So donfall to come to our Clothing openingMarch 1415 igoa CARSON Co

Mrs Maybelle Smith of oulavllle-Is visiting her parents Mr and MrsU J Reid of Rockport this week

If you have a hose cowor othestock estrayed land or other propertton sale advertise it In Tits RBFOI

tICAN

Mr Alex Barnett and wife went IOwenaboro Wednesday where thewIlt visit relatives the reminder c

the week j

Capt AB Stanley Wyiiox wsln town Monday and kindly tremerTHE RSPCBUCAM a visit tootanctutnV

CoughsII My wife had a deepscaled cough

for three years I purchased twobottles of Ayerslarge size and cured her com ¬

pletelyJ H Surge Macon Col

Probably you know ofcough medicines that re¬

lieve little coughs allcoughs except deep ones

The medicine that hasbeen curing the worst ofdeep coughs for sixtyyears Is Ayers CherryPectoral

Tim ilm I iicict Afldtg-

WiCat O zr detOr Ii hi ikIilhn 4o is ha MTI Ii n Ir lou notlo tallo It then dont 1110 It lit knowIMM It with him Wcaravtltlnr

0Ie ATER CO Lowell Mill

Ames Buggies the best oa themarket for sale by A C TayloHartford Kr

Mr C T Whitflnghlll Trislewaa a welcome visitor at TUB RuruiLICAN office TJaday

ICall on A C Taylor Liveryman

Hartford Ky for special bargains InBuggies and Wagons

Cream Brick and LimburgerCheese Bologna Sausage and lionless lIam at Singer Office

Wagons Bngges Phaetons Surrleand all other kinds of vehicles rorsale by AC Taylor Hartford Ky

Mr M N Porter of Beaver Dambought a number of mules here Mon-

day paying good prices for goodstock

The present grand jury is said tobe the most Industrious painstaklnand conservative one empaneled herefor sometime

Rev Mrs Woosley of Canty vllledelivered two sermons at the Presbyterlan church here Sunday morningand evening

Our restaurant department will berunning over with good things to eatduring Circuit Court Call and leeas Singer Office

Mr Dan Stone an old friend of ourboyhood amid the wilds and wastes 01

old Grayson was a welcome visitor toour sanctum Tuesday

When you come to Circuit Courtleave your horse at BD Collins tCos stable Careful attention givenstock left with them

If you need Letterheads EnvelopesStatements Cards Posters Etc sendas your order Clean print neweststyles and the best material

Mr Hardin Porter of Graysocounty was in town the first of theweek and remembered THE R PUB

KICAN In a substantial way

Notwithstanding the almost impas-

sible condition of the roads a largcrowd waa in attendance at the open-

Ing of Circuit Court Monday

If you wear a pair of our fJ pantsyour can go way back and sit down

and they do not bag at the kneesCARSON Co

Sunday afternoon near Trisler MrRobert Shreve andMUs Sallie Granwere happily united In matrimonyRev Pomfrey Garden officiating

Dont forget our Clothing openingMarch 415 All the latest patternand styleo llsplayed Prices to suityour purse CARSON Co

A splendid line of new shoes jusreceived Browns 5 star 5 a special-

ty Also a special line of baby shoeat The Economy Pry Goods Store

The fairies brought Circuit Court

Clerk S A Anderson a wee bit of an

office deputy last Thursday night

Its Sams first boy and he is prow

of him

Mr Thos H Benton formerly 01

Ohio county but now of LouisvilleIn the employ of the Louisville StLonls Texas Railroad was in towModay

Esq Jas A Park USstore keepegger who lisa been on duty at Ca

neyville for several months is sl

home to spend several days with hifamily here

Miss Mary Crahan of lionsBranch went to Cecelia last Frldato be present at the funeral of he

I BlBterinlaw Mrs Kate Craban wh

died in that city

Mrs J E Davidson left Tuesdafor the bedside of her lather EsqulrP H Alford ot Horse Branch wh

approaching lifes end of dropsy tthe heart

Mr Wilt Embreyof Balzetowutoorefuge from the storm last Friday I-

ttmlUshed and suffered serious injicollapse ol the shed dui

ing the storm

See In another column the card 0

Mr T F Johnson Notary PublicSulphur Springs Mr Johnson Is

capable officer and will give you goor work Give him a trial

All accounts due this paper on anticriptlon must be settled at oneThis action la i8e necessary becan

y ot the recent change In the ownershl

i ofjkkepaper Fair warning

Judge Owen was sick the firstIS the week and did not come over untd Tuesday In the meantime the bi

Ir elected Judge J S Glenn spec

jnijge and the court proceededS

L

standCall on Carson Droll Moores oldII

Mr Jno C Riley went to LonlsvlllIWednesday

Mr S L Stevens Cromwell w-

InI

town yesterday

Ex Coroner L W Hunt of Nar-

rowI

was tn town Tuesday

Miss Annie Lyons of Haynesvilleis visiting friends in Hartford thisweek

Carson Bros carry a general line 01

eatables Cheese Sausage Sardines

Oysters etc I

When you come to Hertford dontforget to call on Carson Bros Mooreold stand

Carson Bros have moved into theirnew store second door from Bank orHartford Call and see them

Mr Henry Carson who has been In

the East for the past week purcbaalna spring stock for his store here hasreturned home

Will Cox who shot mud killed hiwife and then shot himself at Evanivllle Monday died at that place Wednesday The bodies ol each wetburied at Evansvllle

The foundation of Dr L B DealJsnew business house to be occupiedby TJ Turley Co has been laidand the structure will be completeby the isth of this month

Mr Jas P Thomas who is holdinga clerical position in Surveyor ol thePort Barnetts office Louisville haabeen appointed Secretary of the Boarof Civil ServlceCommissIoners of thatcity

Mr John Lamb a farmer living atSulphur Springs came near losinghis residence by fire Tuesday but thefire was extinguished before muddamage was done The huse toolfire from the outside and its origincannot be accounted for

The case of the Cotnth vs Cap Da-

vie charged with the murder ofjMiller has taken up practically thewhole time of the court this week

At the time of going to press the case

was in the hands ot the jury and thejury is expected to bring In a verdictthis morning

The editor of this paper desires toacknowledge Indebtedness to Dr incMrs A F Stanley for an invitationto a splendid dinner yesterday HonE P Neal and Col and Mrs C M

Barnett were also guests The doctorand his good wife know how to eatertain in an uptodate style

Mr J Edwin Rowe known locally

as the Commonwealth has beenslightly Indisposed this week and 01

account of such Indisposition was incapacitated to give proper attentionto the business of the CommonwealthCounty Attorney Barnes is at hipost looking after the welfare of theCommonwealth

The stockholders ot the HartfordPublishing Company met at the office

of the Hartford REPUBLICAN Mondayand elected the following officers foithe ensuing year President C MBarnett Vice President Nicholas Barrats Secretary and Treasurer S AAnderson Editor and Business Masager Jno H Thomas

Mr William Fleaner of Cromwellleft Tuesday for his new home In Oklahoma He chartered a cu and moved most of his property to his nequarters taking all of his house holdeffects six mules farming Imple-

ments and corn sufficient to feed hiteams while making a new cropCost of car for transportation 19000Mr Fleaner was one of the countybest citizens

Kind friends and good citizens or

Hartford I sincerely thank you oneand all especially Mr Ragland fo

the many courtesies and kindly favors

you have shown me during my shortstay among you and while I reslgimy position as Deputy County Clerkand leave your pleasant little town In

pursuit ofother business I hope to bef

stilt remembered as a citizen oi yourtown Your very truly

L H CONDITI

A certain citizen of this city hadbeen away from home for sometime

rcame in on the noon bus MondayAfter he had dinner he was about to

start down town when his wife asked1

him to put on some cleam linen Thegood lady opened her husbands trayellng bag to get Jt for him when 101

r what did she find a case ot well pack-

edr ladies clothing Explanationswere of course in order and the dumfounded husband stammeringly ven

7 tured the suggestion that the busman had handed him down the traveling bag of a lady passenger Instead 01

I his own The incident is closed be

tween the husband and wife but It

has furnished incident fora many I-

C merry laugh on the streetsI

A pleasant surprise awaited ouForeman Mr J A Anderson whethe returned home for dinner IronSunday School last Sunday Snndaj

rwas Mr Andersons thirtyseconcbirthday and while he was uway al-

aSunday School Mrs Anderson pre

Iipared a nice birthday dinner for binand Invited a number of friends tijoin her In giving her husband a stirprime reception Those presexwere Mr Andersoda parents Mrand Mrs R A Anderson Mr one

pMrs R M Walker Dr J R Pirtlewife and children Judge JP Mllle

f and daughter Miss Norma and MrIt and Mrs Alex Barnett The dlnneLr and afternoon were dellghtfullyil joyed by all present This waa on

of these little incidents

L

wielyalL

lection that tempts the batchelor toseek a content

In County CourtSilas Renfrew motion tor new road

Commissioner filed and conttaJuedIJ H Robinson motion for newroad Norwood Brown filed excep-

tions¬

and case continued-F O CofTman motion for new

road continued for report ot openingGeo M Maddox motion for new

road same orderJ A Park motion for new road

Commissioners report filed and con ¬

tinnedKit C flyers motion for new road

road established and K C flyers ap ¬

pointed a commissioner to open roadL B Loney qualified as Deputy

County Court ClerkT F Johnson qualified as Notary

Public of Ohio countyI N Lanham qualified as guardian

of Ada BaizeW F Sanderlur L P Bennett and

O S White qualified as DeputiesCounty Court Clerk

TVP Crowder qualified as Policeot Rosine with T

J SmlthurctyIMarriages

Mr Robt B Shrive Shreve toMiss Sallie Grant Barretts Petty

Mr Geo P Fields Echols to MissKate K Sheffield Echols

Mr W B Nanney Prentls to MissMattie E Burgess Prentls

Mr S A Bishop Smallhouse toMiss Ellen Bishop Centertown

Mr James Stewart Horse Branchto Miss Millie P Haynen Horse

BranchMrS Jeffries Westerfield to

Miss Leora King Westei fieldThos B Austin Beaver Dam to

Miss Norma Brown RockportJno Densy col McHenry to Miss

Ollie Pnckett col Taylor minesalaWbcre Reigns the Law lu Ma-

jesty¬

SublimeCircuit Court began Monday withc

the following officers present Com ¬

monwealths Attorney J E RowCircuit Clerk S A Anderson andcCounty Attorney W H Barnes Ow ¬

ing to Illness Judge W T Owen wasunable to be present and the clerkthereupon proceeded to hold an elec ¬

tion which resulted In the election orIJudge J S Glenn as special Judge

The following named gentlemenwere empaneled as grand jurors ECrabtree S L Baled FM ReynoldsF A Shaver H AStum J P HadJ W Craig M J Williams Henderson Aihby and J P WalkerforemanJerome Allen sheriff and W T Sandefur clerk

Also the following named were em ¬

paneled as petit jurors J W BakerS K Allen D H Thomas A LKnott J M Brown Birch ShieldsPeter Shown Jf P Hill EverettChapman T Jahn Frank ForemanLuther Brown J W Pate W EMor ¬

ton E E Rogers J H Iglehart SJ Paxton T W Barrett Lafe DeWeese and W C Overton

Comth vs Robt Owen on motionol Comth Attorney this offense wasreduced from housebreaking to tres ¬

pass and the defendant confessed fine

ol 5000Judge Owen arrived In town Tuesday

evening but as Judge Glean as Spe¬

cial Judge had presided through aportion of the case on trial that of

Comth va Cap Davis the regularjudge declined to preside during theremainder of the trial The Daviscase has been a long and tedious trialand the jury will perhaps take thecase this morning

The grand jury brought in an In-

dictment¬

Wednesday against the bankrobbers Gray Marsh Mills andKealy charging them with housebreaking and the court made an or¬

den setting the case for the twellthday of the present term

The grand jury also returned an In-

dictment¬

against Herman DeckerFonDecker Clarence Mason and JamesByers charging them with breakinginto the storehouse of WtUttinghillWhlttlnghlll at Trisler

Some time since a certain attorneyhere brought suit to settle a partner ¬

ship and sell a partnership boat on

the waters ol Green rivet Suit wasbegun and prosecuted with diligencejudgment was rendered for a sate andthe attorney was congratulating him ¬

seton a speedy settlement when thenews came that the defendant in pos ¬

session had cut his guy line and drift ¬

ed down into the region oftbe Fatherof Waters What to do with the case

Is puzzling the attorney and furnish ¬

ing amusement for the bar Theboat is a family boat nnditrronjd costmore to tow it back than the boat Is

r worth and so long as the boat is be ¬

yond the courts jurisdiction nothingcan Je accomplished

Moral A lIst boat in the hand Is

worth two in Arkansawa

Farmers of Ohio CountyUntil our permanent quarters are

completed we will occupy the Foglebuilding with a full line of the best

I field seeds that can be had and alsobreaking plows The famous OliverChill Plows and other lines of the

I best steel breaking plows manufactur ¬

ed We will also put in a big line of

wire and nails We expect to be open-

edt In our new quarters oppositeFirst National Bank about the isthMarch with a complete line of farm

Ing implements road wagons and

r the best buggies and Barries that can

be manufactured Soliciting your

r valued patronage we areyours for JmslnesM

fJ TDJHBYCO32 Hartford Ky

1

Catarrht The cause exists In the blood In

what causes Inflammation of themucous membrane-

It Is therefore Impossible to cure

the disease by local applications

It Is positively dangerous to neglect

It because It always affects the stom¬

ach and deranges the general health

and Is likely to develop Into consump-

tion

¬

Manr hare ben radically and permanentcured brlioodatianaBarilla It cleanse thiblood and bai a peculiar aJleratlre end toniceffect It Lonr California Junction Iowawrltee I bad catarrh three yean lost mjappetite and could not eleep My heed painedme and I felt bad all over 1 took HoodsSanaparllla end now bite a good appetitesleep well and have na symptom of catarrh

Hoods SmnmpmrnimPromises to cure and keeps the prom

ise It Is better not to put off treatmeritbuy Hoods toda-

yPROTRACTED SPREE

Leads W B Cox tp Kill ills Wif

and Attempt to Commit

Suicide

Evansvllle Ind March 4 Fol-

lowing a protracted spree which hadbeen going on for some time W B

Cox murdered his wife late this after-

noon lathe presence of their littlidaughter and then attempted to takihis own life The man Is In a hospit-al unconscious and will probably dieduring the night

The family came here from Ken-

tucky their home being in the vicin-

ity or Livermore Cox Isamembeiof a wealthy family and has at atl

times since coming to Evansvllle a

year ago been amply supplied withmoney His father was a wellknowrphysician and his mother was a Miss

Rowan Mrs Cox was Miss Vellthe

SmithCoxhas attracted much attention

in police circles here and has Ire

quently been arrested and fined los

drunkennessToday tragedy followed a quarrel

the husband being on a spree Neighbors knew that a row was going on

this was followed by pistol shotsWhen the police arrived Mrs Cox

was dead upon the floor with s

wound in the back of her head and

another in her breast and her dress

was on fireCox shot himself in the head but

was sitting up with the revolver in

his hand The little girl was standIng in the middle ol the room crying

Courier Journal

With an Apology to the Lawyers-A wellknown wag living severs

mitts out of town was along with ascore of other witnesses In a murdertrial here this week standing jutoutside the door opening into thecourt hall when the conversation fi

nslly shifted to a discussion of thelawyersurn bet a pint ol peanutssaid the wag that there isnt one itten of them who can tell how manypounds ol onions it takes tc make II

bushel The bet was duly takerand as it was nearly noontime the

lawyers soon came out for dinner Thewag stood by the door and asked each

of them as he came out how manypounds ot onions it took to make abushel andas the wag In themidst of a hearty chuckle only enof them knew This is a boss 01

the lawyersa a

The Grand JurymenWe went before the grand jury yes

terday in the interest of our readersand secured the following biographicof its members-

P P Walker Foreman aged 65Democrat a Baptist welghs so lbs

and has nine childrenW F Sanderfnr Clerk age 47 Re-

publican Baptist weight 140 flit hafive children

Jerome Allen Sheriff age 50 Republican Baptist weight 150 lbjhaieleven children-

S L Baird age 78Democrat Meth-

odist weight 125 lbJ has seven chil-

drenJ P Harl age 65 Democrat Chris-

tian weight 130 tbs has nine chlldrentwo sets of twins

F A Shaver age 58 RepublicanMethodist weight 158 lbs has fou

childrenHStum age 55 Democrat

Methodist weight 155 lbs has five

childrenJ Craig agt 55 RepublicanMethodist weight 123 tbi has ten

childrenM J Williams age 52 Republican

Baptist weight 140 tbs has thre

childrenF Reynolds age 42 DemocratBaptist weight 186 rbj has om

childHB Ashby age 41 Democrat

Baptist weight 160 Ibs has IQur chll

drenE Crabtree aged 33 DemocratMethodist weight 155 lbs

The jury Is composed ot seven Dewocrats five Republicans seven lisptlsts four Methodists one Chrishan Mr Harl lathe only Chrlstlaion the jury but we dont mean to oathe other eleven are not good menThe Methodist are great on chickenbut when it comes to getting on IDapthtIare not numerous in Ohio county buanywaywe seldom hear of a Christlan on a grand jury

ROSIN KYMarch 6Editor Hartford Repub-

lican lIatlordfXyMr L PCrowder of this town has recsntlbeen appointed Police Judge of tb

C tttr-I Q O I O I 2fIt will pay you to consider the money question 4tit expenditures and returns which you need 2to consider We will answer them all to your en

3tiro satisfaction We will toll you about good aI things at right prices and toll you about getting afull value for every cent you spend with uo WOI with assurance of a4Iis at the right prices at CLOTHING

J Our Spring Samplesk madetomeasure Cloth-

ing

¬

I are in And alreadyour regular trade is pro ¬I paring for the openingI Let us measure you for a

Jfc nice NEW Spring Suitpv Perfect fit guaranteed

09 Our readytowear

J Clothing has just arrived

J and our Clothing Department is first with the car

I ly Spring Styles Every ¬

thing of latest styles cuts

thefLIi 4-a DRESS GOODS CfQuite a variety bf now Wash Fabrics for early 4

wear aro on our shelve ready for your in 44MadrasI Also the greatest lino of Embroideries InsertionsI and Laces over shown in this whole county Ev

J orything for tho Ladies is right in line with the 4-Si latest Spring fashions 4-I FARMERSTobacco seed is now in progalIress4TobaccoI or Field Seeds Oliver Chilled Plows E-

ctEPBARNESBROi iliBEAVER DAM KY 4aililtown of Rosine went to Hartibnyesterday took the oaths and gavebond with T J Smith as his suretyWe have been in need of such a matas 14P Crowder as Judge of our littie town for some time With such sman as Mr Crowder and a goodbondsman there can be no doubt thatthe village of Roslne will come to thefront and be lawabiding citizensand as I am an old citizen ol Roslnefeel that the time has come forechange and the change for good is in-

sight When you have lawabldlnicitizens for your officials good Isbound to come and may the Lord bewith L P Crowdner and the lawabiding citizens ol the once thrlvlnvillage of Rosice Ky OLD CITIZEN

4

Carson BrosT-

HE

GrocerersWill run a lunch stand dur

ing Court in their now housMooros oldstand

No O7O2Report of the Condition of the

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Of Hartford at Hartford in the Stateoi Kentucky at the close of busi ¬

ness February 2519 2

ItESOtfRCES

loan > nelllrouulMUtD811U H Iloodt tu secure drtolaUotu Z000P

Hanking house furniture and flitnr 1s31OG

Dnt toni National Dunk not rtwrrRtOUIMMatIOtI

Due tram apprortd rcwrrnl acenti 1J4090Cheek and ottur rbllm4UG1Notes or other National Ilankt aooOI

Fractional peper currency nickS andDtMMa2Itvru MOSEY IUIUTKIS DeaL tus

sPICIa 11I Legal 48U7

now 10MCOJnetUmptlon rand with U B Troaiur

r5pur oent ot circulation ItGOo

TOTAL l Ill i HIT TI llnml 69Q3MLIABILITIES

Capital stock pldIAMMnoooocSunpIoafuznd r IJM-

OUailUlded profile fMcxp nM andtaiM pldM 851

National tank note outetanding ISOOO

Dae to Klato flank and Vanktre mIidlTldiaUepor lt bI tto ebkM CTSM6

I Tina wrtlflcatw ol depoell 96464

TOTALrM81IL Rdc otKuntockJi1

jjJ c RltwCwbler or th above niatd banS

tdo solemnly iwear that the abort etatement L

to tht best or my knowledge sod beliefJcIIILUealiltrlu-

bocrlbe4 and iworato before me this 411

day ot Starch 1601

Stout R Busy Notsr PablU-ily commissiOn explrrl Flbruer10IPoo

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INCORPORATEDOperating exchanges and toll lines

in Kentucky IndlanoMIsalsslppl andconnected by its Long Distant line

thlrtyliveStatesan exchange inllartford and surround ¬

ing country They wish to make theirservice comprehensive and valua ¬

ble as possible and make a specialtylivingindistance of the exchange Rates andother Information may be obtained at 1the exchange over Williams drugstore Hartford Ky

C P NOWUN Manager

ROUGH RIVER-

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Talk being cheap and necessaryyou should patronize home folkswhere you can buy your own phonesand build your own lines and be intalking distance with the whole conn ¬

ty and business points generally byonly paying a reasonable rent to theRough River Telephone Company orthey will be at the whole expense Ifyou say so We connect with all In-

dependent¬

Companies For panticuVlars call on D M ManagerHartford Ky

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