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1 REJULtvt4LTHAT OUR SHOES ARE MADE ON

4 ALAST THAT LASTS Ve JDI1T SELLYoU A SHOE You WILL NOT BESATISfIED WJTN ITrJONT PAY US

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WEAR LOOKS COMFORTT-

HESE ARE THE THREE THINGS YOU WANT IN

A SHOE WE KNOW THAT OUR SHOES WEARWELL BECAUSE WE HAVE TRIED THEM COME

IN AND TRY ON A PAIR OF OUR SHoES AND YOUWILL SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT THEY LOOKGOOD AND FEEL GOOD WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVEAGENTS IN HARTFORD FOR THE FOLLOWINGCELEBRATED SHoE5-

HAMILTONBROWN PltIE MEYER COURT

NEY5 FULL VAMP SHoES AND PATRICIAN FORLADIES ELEFANT LINE OF SCHOOL SHOES FOR

CHILDREN OF ALL AGES

THE QUALITY OF OUR SHOES IJ HIGH BUT THE

PRICES ARE NOT MENS SHoES FROM 125TO 400 LADIES SHOES FROM 100 To 4SCHOOL SHOES FROM 75C To 150 BE SURETO CONSULT U5 FOR YOUR FALL FOOTWEAR

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W Hartford Republican

FRIDAY AUGUST 14

Ill no Is Central Railroad TimeTable

North Din 1111 Hiniili Ronne-No112dne403am No 121 du l a1ainNo 12lueU30p m o1U1 due 24Sp m

Hol020ne343ptn So 181 due 852p m

Typewriter Carbon can be had athis office

Mrs A S Yewell It visiting rela ¬

tives in Owensboro

Mr Ira Bean returned from a bust¬

ness trip in the South yesterday

For SleA practically new Mogul

logwagon A A Sheffield HartfordKYltfMiss Maude Richmond of Calhounis the guest of Mitses Edna and AnnieHudson city

Mrs L E Evorly Mnlanzau Is theguest of her parents Mr and Mrs JoeCBennBtt city

torenttwo furnished< 1 < sjf ould likerooms for light house keeping Ad ¬

dress Box 375 Hartford Ky 2tf

Jerome Allen7 Coroner Hartford RF D No 1 will answer phone at A

J Carters Concord any hour ItfMrs Kate Hill Cenral City was

the guttt of Dr and Mss E n Peadleton during the Association

Mr and Mrs J R Hunter SmallIIOUB were the guests of Mr and MrsS J Hawkins city Wednesday

Mr Wm BnUzell is very ill at theborne of Mr A D White and hisdeath is believed to be only a queilonof a few hours

Mr Julian Elgin who is very ill-

at the home of his father Rev Vdr

gal Elgin is gradually growing weak ¬

er and it is not thought that he canrecover

For Sale Dwelling story and halteight rooms new located South sideI

Clay street Hartford Ky Price andterms reasonable For particulars callon BARNETT SMITH

Messrs Ulysses Whalln and S M

Dexter have arranged to glvo a grandibarbecue at Ross grove neat Center

71Rwn Saturday August 29 A coltbase ball and many other fea-

tures¬

are scheduledBherilff R B dim S Bratcher

Lon Ralph and C E Smith Hartfordand Phoeclan McKenney Beaver Damattended the funeral and burial bf

I Hon C C Beard nt Fordsvllle yesterdfrr

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I Miss Lula London Henderson Is

the guest of Miss Hattie Barnett

I Mr R B Carter of the McHenry neighborhood took his son OtisCarter toy Louisville yesterday to be

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operated on for appendicitis

Mr James Felix and family returned-j Tuesday from a weeks visit to Mrsi Felixs brother Mr Addis Martin and

family at Masonville Davless county

Mr J P Foreman cUr has present ¬

ed us wIth a sample of fine applesweighted 13 ounces while three tippedi scales to 3 14 pounds The variety k

unknown to Mr Foreman but theyI have a tine flavor

Mr R 11 Hayworth died at hishome near Horton Wednesday morn-

Ing¬

of diseases lntfciu o old age Hu

was an old and highly respected cUt ¬

zen The funeral and burial ook

place at Binhel yesterday conducedby Rev J A Bonnet

Esq J H Miles ParadiseEsq John M Graham Narrows Norval Brown MbHenry Layton WilliamsParadise Verner Hipsley Heflln WC Overton Paradise W F Sandefurpanda Mr G T Tlnsley McHenryand J H Torrence Cromwell wereamong our callers Tuesday

Rev James T Casebier CentralCity Dr H Mufftit and T H GentryTrlsler W P Goff Coatertown MrsLouisa Twvddell City M R Maddoxof the West Providence neighborhoodEsq W S Dtan Dundee 41 N

Shreve Shreve J W Duvall SelectC T S Overton J R Hunter andOwen Hunter Smallhous V M Stew-

art¬

Beds were among our callers Wednesday

Mr J A Bilbro who has been inthe U S Army with headquarters at-

1Ft William H Seward Alaska buthas recently been transferred to

Ft Benjamin Harrison Ind is theguest of relatives and fr nds in Hart-

ford

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and other points In the CountyMr Bilbro belongs to the 10th In ¬

fantry band and titus is relieved fromthe strict Military discipline of Com ¬

pany men

Suits have been filed in the OhioCircuit Court by Holland L Ander ¬

son of JIayfleld Revenue Agent forthe State at large for back taxesagainst the following corporations andindividuals Ohio County Land andImprovement Co 1POOt J W Fordand T J Smith 1000 Green RiverCoal Co 4000 Gallatln Coal Co3000 The amounts involved In everycase cover coal or mineral landBarnes and Anderson have been re¬

tained as Attorneys by the RevenueAgent

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rLJ T <

Messrs Byron Miles and RobertWooster Fordsvllle were among ourcallers last Friday

LostBetween Chester Rowes andG D Hefllns ladles purse containing450 Return to Mrs Sarah C Stroud-

CentertownKy

For Sale Nina volumes Ken u kyDeceslon In firsclass conditionEmbrace opinions of Kentucky Courtof Appeals reported in South Western Reporter from volume 63 to 101

In elusiveHARNJ7TT SMITH

4tf Hartford Ky

Mr Frank Hamilton who returneda few days ago on account of sicknessfrom Western Kentucky where he hadbeen In the Military service in Co IIKy N G spate the first ofJuno died at hsi homo nearAdaburg last Friday morning IIwas sufferIng from a well de-

veloped cast of lyphold feverwhen he arrived homo and graduallygrew worse until tho end came Hisremains were Interred Friday afternoon at Mt Morlah cemetery airHamilton was one of the countys mostpopular teachers besides being a youngman of exceptional personal worthThe surviving family have the sym-

pathy of the entire community

ProgramProgram for Magisterial SundaySchool Convention to be held in ME Church at Centertown Ky theGth Sunday in August 1908

Work to begin at 1 p mOpening song by choirPrayer by J A RenterCall to order by District PresidentSome apparent needs of the Sunday

School General discussion Itll by U

S FaughtSong by choir-Appointment of nominating commit ¬

teeReportsof schools represented

Some forward movement plans byChas Overton Dr E W Ford andH H Davis

How to teach Biography by AlvinRoss W E Caloway and J C

JacksonReportof Humiliating committee and

electionSong

What is Sunday School and whyhave it by L W Tlohenor J A Re¬

nter and K J AshbyUsing our opportunities by E M

Morton Foster McKenney and W P

AshbyClosingaddress by O M Bishop

All Interested in better SundaySchools are invited to Ui present andtake part in the work

0 M BISHOP Dist ProsH H Davis Sec

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CENTERTOWN-Aug 13Mss Mary McKenney Is

visiting her sister Mrs E Brown ofI Cromwell

Mrs W C Smith and Miss Blanch-eJohnsonart visiting friends ih Bowling

GreenMrsB J McKenney is at home again

after making aviilt to her parents In

MaxwellMrWade and wife of Cromwell-

are here visiting llmV son Louis WadeMrs Mike Bishop spent last week in

Maanzas the guest of her parentsMr and Mrs E Campbell

L M Phipps is on the sick listbut not dangerously 111

Charlie Renter of Render visitedhis parents here Sunday

James Biker 1 nvlendlne tho fairin Hardisburgg

Mrs D Rowe and daughter W EAshby have returned from their visitto Dawson Springs

Mr S A Bilbro is at home againhis term In the U S Army havingexpired

Thanks-I want to thank the taxpayers of

Ohio county for the courtesy theyhave shown me since I have been theirSheriff I am now ready to receivetheir 190S tax and will have to col-

lect¬

under the same law that I havebeen collecting under so the sooneryou get a tax receipt the better it willbe for all R D MARTIN S 0 C

NARROWSAug 1sMr and Mrs Will Park

returned Tuesday from a weeks vUUwith relatives at Owensboro

Messrs A R Renfrew and W VRenfrow were in Owensboro Wednes ¬

dayMrR M Kuykendall Is in Evans

vllleDr H F Bean of Auburn visited

his parents Mr and Mrs Noble Beanthe first of hte week

Mr C L Armendt and childrenLouisville were the guests of Mrs IdaRenfrow the first of the week

Mr and Mrs Wayne Stevens Hart ¬

ford were visitors of tho family ofMr W V Renfrow Sunday

Mr Fischer Hardlston of Big Ollftyhas moved his family here

Miss Maude Garden is visiting inFordsvllle tills week

Mr John Greer and familyof Owensgoro visited the family of Mrs iljas

SundayI and

I leave Substitute carriers Jesse Milesand C J Bosowell are serving the

routes in the absence of the regularcarriers

IIOPEW ELLAug 13Mr and Mrs H King

and link son Paul of Si Louis Moare visiting Mrs Kings pinmis Mrand Mtrs C T Taylor

The protracted meeting has clo3 dat this place

Miss Jessie Taylor returned homoSaturday from St Lous where shehas been l1 ng to school for h past

yearTheParadise school began Monday

week Miss Polly Columan teacherThe jubilee school began Mbnday

with Prof Hallie Brown teacher andMiss Powell Jones assistant

Rev Oldham filled his rgularappointment at Pond Run first Sat ¬

urday and SundayMrs Kate Taylor visUtd her mother

Mrs Sarah Hunley this weekMr Press Smith Livermore SIlJUtj

Sunday with his sister Mrs BessieWillimas

COOL SPRINGSAug 12 Crops are looking fine

since the raftMr Luther Rains and fancily visit-

ed¬ j

Mr N A Brown SundayMr S W Hines and wife was the

guest of Mr Joe Rogers SundaySIA j

Mr George Growbarger and Mrs Got 4

rey Loco Mills of McIIunry visited 11lallves at this place Sunday I

Mr Hubert Baker of Echols Is theguest of Mr M M Tate this week

Mr and Mrs RIgdon Dunn and Mrs4

Threlkel was time guest of Mrs AgnesTate FrrlaysonofThursd1Iand Mrs Fannie Scott and baby of 4

this place risked their brother MrWilll Tanner of RochesUil Sundaynight and Monday 4

Mrs Manila TIchenor who has beenquite sick Is slowly Improving-

Mr Floyd Rogers of Butler coun ¬

ty Is the gum of his father Mr JoeRogers

Life is What We Make ItLets oftener talk of noble deeds

And rarer of the bad onesAnd sing about our happy days

And not about the sad ones

We were not made to fret and sigh I

And when grief sleeps to wakeBright happiness Is standing by ftI

This life Is what we make it

Lets find tho sunny side of menOr the believers in it

A light there Is in every soulThat takes the pains to win it

Oh theres a slumbering good in nil1

And we perchance may wake itOur hands contain the Magic wand

This life Is what we make itIIThenhearts

IIThanksWe neer had known without themj

Oh this should be a happy world11ThoThis lift IIARTHURj

SUNNYDALE-Aug 11A protraced meeting be ¬

gan at Marrins Chapel LeMr Murk Clark and anIEthel uuirned vo their

iiiEboro after a few days visit to hisbrother Mr W A Clark

Mr and Mrs A D Powers of Concord were the guests of tho formers i

parents Mr and Mrs Turn Powers t

SundayMrand Mrs Weal herford of

Hardlsburg Ky arrival Mhndny to bethe guets of their son Mr A M

Vtathtrford for several days i

Mr F D Baughn attended the as ¬

sociation at Hartford yesterdayIIafD naught and family11

Mr and Mrs Elna Renfrew anddaughted Miss Ruth of Hartford werethe guests of tho formers patents

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Mr and Mrs A11 Renfrow Sund-

ayHARTFOiTflLLEOE

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Opens Its Twenty Eighth Session

August 24th 1908rWith Us largo and growing facili ¬

ties Bud its university trained fac-

ulty¬

Hartford College offers advan ¬

IIsmalltuititon per year varies from 10 to130 while to those who do light house-

keeping the cost varies from 0000 to7000 per year Students who desire

to economize by keeping house aregiven every encouragement do soIClasses are not over crowdedstudents get individual help whichthey could not get In large Institu ¬

tions For catalogues and Informa ¬

don write to L N GRAYHartford Ky

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I A STRONGHAUL 3

nOG you ever stop to think what a store stands

for and if the owners arc looking for the bestgoods obtainable and not the just us good kindWe are willing t-

oShawI Our Handhandle only goods that are well known

IWe it is possible we handle brands whichthe greatest demand

Some Special LinesCorliss Coon ami Gluett Peabody Collars and

Shirts

1Fincla ripI

Shoes for EverybodyShoes for men Crossets make lifes walk

easyFlorsheirns ufor the man who caresShoes for womenthe Red Croslit bends

with the foot1Jones factorymade and lust but not least

Goclmatis good honest not so pretty but hasumcatall50lid shoe never piecedeven to the cheapest Shoes you can buychildren that you KNOW have no paper ampsIor counters

IWe are looking for the trade of people Icare for these things Do YOU I

Barnard Sc Co IHARTFORD KYJv= == > j

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lit Bargain Period tE

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IThis is Bargain Period with us fi1

and from now until 1stEJmllti

den of our song now IS as follows J

EMENS AND CHILDRENS SUITS AND LADIES AND Ij

CHILDRENS DRESS CDODS

iThese goods can be had for much less 1i

the regular prices and are big val lfues While we may miss you in someOJtmanytif1 it cost to make them but we want tot j

close them all outt

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How About These Prices81

Mens aud Boys Suits reglr price 500 now 325liSame kind of Suits formerly 800IrtJ

WLadies Dress Goods l

tJAll Sc and lOc Lawnsnow 4c tro-

r lOc Lawns and Batistenow Ticj All 15c Lawns and Batiste now lIc JkTJfnIt

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will pay you to trade here jt

during the month of August

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