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At Poverty Prices1 I Clmractomo our great big overflowing stock this season

Soino houses aro content when they satisfy their cus-tomers but we fool satisfied only when wo save thornmoney

1 PROSPERITY VALUES IN SHOESIMensI1TT Shoes extension soles 150 Ladies twostrap Kid

Slippers good quality 150 Ladies Kid Oxfords> Patent Tip 125

< PROSPERITY VALUES IN SHIRTS

Wo are showing tho most complete line of Mens PerI eat mid Madras Shirte over brought to Ohio county Toj look nt thorn you would imagine the price at Ienstl

But its not The low poverty price within reach of allI on a big assortment is only SOc

t PROSPERITY VALUES IN WASH GOODS

Everybody predicted a white goods season and wo areshowing tho line Nainsook Checks as low as 5o IndiaLinens 5c 8c lOe and 20c Paris Muslins 72 incheswido 75c White Organdy 36 inches wido 25c WhiteMercerized Oxfords 20c to SOc Mercerized Morsileen350 White Mercerized Madras 50c

PROSPERITY VALUES IN LADIES WEAR

rho latest creation in Bolts 25o to SOc Now Point <

t do Esprit Tics 1 Latest in Shirt Waist Sots 25ct Pretty line of Bolt Pins 25c Choice solection of Turn

overs lOc to SOc Newest fads in Veilings 25c to SOcLatest styles in Combs and Hair Ornaments lOo to 25cCluny Lace newest Waist Trimmings 15c to SOc

j PROSPERITY VALUES IN MILLINERY i

A grand success was our Millinery Opening Asusual tho Ladies declared our Hats far superior in

4St1O and much lower in prico Wo are showing thoL1 most superb line over brought to Hartlord Dont

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City Restaurant

Potato Onions at Carson Broa

Read Daviesa Co Bk Tr Co ad

Trade with the LendersPair Co

The new style Slippers are at PairCoa

Hot and cold Innchea at City ResUurant

Presh Uread and Cakes at CityBakery

Beat toilet soap In Hartford at Carson Bros

City Restaurant for everything alceIand good to eat

The prettiest and cheapest Mattingsare at Fair Cos

Fair Cos stock is the completestin town Some beauties for loc andr5t-

Come to Carson Co for Carpetsand Matting Have just received 50

btts

The celebrated Ames buggy will behandled here thIs season by TaylorLewis

II you want the best Buggy madeat living prices buy the Ames fromTaylor Lewis

Pair Coa Lace Curtains andWindow Shades are decidedly thecheapest In town

IParr Coa Millinery is 25 petthan others cud 100 per

cent more stylish

Those 6 Inch Hmbrolderlea at roeare exactly what others ask you 250They are at Pair Coa

Arbln Petty will clean and pressyour suits in an uptodate MannerSatisfaction guaranteed

iPeople buy their Groceries fromCarson Bros because they getthebest goods for thejbiiujt Bouey

I Try our PJcklea Chip RelUhea Olives Horse lka

I We want Hams

CirVREsToUwtBacon Lard

Chickens Eggs Feathers and ButterI CARSON Co

I Taylor LcwIa have just receivedft large consignment of the larnonsAmes Buggies Come in and see

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IMore Ames buggies are sold in

io ouatyeachseason than all oth

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Lewisakescomblned Soldbl Taylor

JIf you have a soiled suit or over-

coatI take it to Arblne he willmake it new agaltJ Officevover OhioCounty Bank

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Weakul suffered terribly and was ex ¬

ThedoctorstriedAyersagainMrs Hadlyme Ct

Nomatterhowlongyouhave

poorly you may be todayAycrs Sarsaparilla Is thebest medicine you cantake for purifying and en ¬

richingDont doubt it put your

whole trust in it throwaway everything else

< IMs bottle All drugIs1g

Ayellanaperlll landWJ O Ana CO Lowell JU

Mr Cleve Ilerf whose illness we re ¬I

ported last week is improvingCapt SX Cox is having the

main front of the Ohio County Bankbuilding repainted

WantedTwo or three barrels offirstclass sorghum Will pay high-est

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market price CARSON Co

Mr M M Coyle is still dangerous ¬

ly 111 at his room at the CommercialHotel Ills wife has arrived here tonurse his

Mr J P Harrison of liable Kyhas opened up a gtneral dry goodsstore in the Austin brick building atBeaver Dam

Go to Rileys Meat Shop for MealFlour Potatoes Lime Fresh andIBulk Meats Lird HamsSides and Shouldersi

Mr J D Taul of Magan who wasseverely injured in a runaway scclIdent near Magan last week is get ¬

ting along nicely now

The newest waist goods Merceriz¬

ed Oxfords Ktamlnes Damaskjust-a shade cheaper than competitorshave them at Fair Cos

Prof Otis Likens of Arnold one ofOhio countys most popular teachershas accepted a position as assistantcashier 01 the bank at Caneyvllle

Gee whiz howaweltyeu wouldlook in one of our new style hatsBetter come and buy one quickThey are going fast CARSON Co

Saturday Monday and Tuesdaywere big days In Fair Cos Mllllnery Parlor Ladles who want stylJsh hats know where to find them

Oh you should see our line ofShirts If you do not say they arethe prettiest in town and the cheap ¬

est dont buy CARSON Co

Our line of clothing this spring ismore complete than ever before Thepatterns are exquisite and prices arelower than ever Come and fee-

CARSON Co

Miss Carrie Shown who won thebuggy In Turley Cos voting contest had also the gcod fortune to votefor the winner in each of the othercontests

Mr S A Anderson is having anaddition of two rooms built to hishouse and when completed Mr Anderson will have one of the prettiestresidences lu town

Mrs Annie Severln had her houseat Dixon Ky burned a few daysago and lost all household goodsMis Severin is a daughter of Mr WH Mouzy of this place

haberdashery Is what you wantcome here You are sure to get whatyou want We have all the lateststyles and satisfaction Is guaranteed

CARSON CoI

Mattye Woodward of Beaver Damwas given an order to the countyalmshouse by Judge Miller TuesdayShe is fortyfour years old and hasbeen in the almsbous before Shepresented a squalid picture which al ¬

most beggared description

I tell you now those swell hoseand half hose Carson Co have willcertainly make your feet eel dressedup Prices toe to 500 You had bet ¬

ter surprise your feet by treatingthem to a pair

The State manager of the DeeringHarvesting Company said here Mon ¬

day that Mr Ro B Martin their gen-

eral salesman for the Hartford terri¬

tory was one of the brat hustlers hehad in the State

Mr CP Westerfield of near

Beater Dam has sold his farm to MrR E Rite ol Davlesfl county for 2

550 Mr Westerfield will leave withbin family soon for Oklahoma wherethey go to reside 7

1 James Armstrong pf Taffy waatipIn police court Wednesday op a chargedrunkenness The case was heardby a jury whloS failed to agree tutArmstrong came in later and pleadguilty and was fined one dollarandcosts

These generously remembered TUBREPUBLICAN whlMn town MondayMessrs Joel Btmore Westerfield JF Park Olaton R F Stevens Mc ¬

Henry S L Phillips Etnavlltej HE Drown Rochester B L MaidenPalo Harrison Huykendoll Centertown A B Stanley Wysox A RossCentertown O T Burdett HerbertJames Carter Narrows and S MWilson Roalne

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Mr R J Mason Bnford was intown Monday

Mr Scott Kimmel Ceralvo was intown Monday

Mr Bruno Prey Narrows was intown Tnciday

Mr Melvin Wilson Rosine was intown yesterday

Mr B L Maiden Palo was intown Wednesday-

Mr J H Thomas went to Louis-ville this morning

Miss Bettle Brown Rockport call ¬

ed on us yesterday

Mr William Hamilton McHenrywas in town Monday

Mr W P Render Point Pleasantwas in town Monday

Mr J TWeddlngSulphur Springswas in town Tuesday

Mr Henry Woodburn Rockportwas in the city Monday

Col C M Barnett returned toLouisville Wednesday

Mrs J B Rowe Owensboro isvisiting relatives here

Sheriff C P Keown was in Owensboro the first of the week

Mr Arthur Wilson SulphurSprings was in town Wednesday

Mr Ike C Adair Fordsville at-

tended the convention here Monday

Messrs James Carter and John DaIker Narrows were in town Monday

Mrs W G Harfwlck and MasterHenry Jr are visiting relatives inOwensboro

Messrs Buck Dennis and UlyssusWhalen Prentls were here Mondayand Tuesday

Miss Lizzie Snderfur has gone toITerrell Logan county where she willteach a music class

Mr Lawrence Norris Owensborowas in town Wednesday looking afIter insurance business

Mr Ney Porter the horse andImule buyer of Bowling GreenwasIhere Monday and Tuesday

Attorney C E Smlthof the firm ofBarnett Smlthwent to Centertownyesterday on legal business

Mr John B Chenault candidate forDemocratic nomination for State Au-

ditor¬

was ia town yesterdayMr Henry HardwIck of Memphis

spent e few days last week with hisbrother Mr W G Hardwick

Mr and Mrs R W RaglandHorseBranch were guests of the of-

of Mr M S Ragland MondayIMaster Arthur Petty has gone eat

to spend the summer with his uncleIMr W W Loyd near Barretts

Mr D M Hocker who has beenvisiting his daughter Mrs OscarBishop at Corbin Ky returnedhome Satnday

Mr and Mrs H Pi Taylor return ¬

ed Sunday from Louisville wherethey had gone to visit their daughterMiss Sallle who is in college there

BIG STREET FAIRIHartford Business Men Planning

Great Entertainment forOhio County FarmersI

Hartford business men are arrang¬

ing for a big street fair here about

May 22 and 23

The plans are tooOer nice premi ¬

urns lor the various products of thefarm in a pUrely farmers contestEverything from a hea and chickensto a harness team will be included

Hartford gets its chief businessfrom the farmers of Ohio county andthe street fair is being gotten up as asort of testimonial of appreciation of

that trade The fair will be held onthe streets and all Ohio county far ¬

mers and members ol their familiesfron the babies up will be allowed avoice in all the contests guessingand otherwise for premiums but cit ¬

izens of Hartford and other Incorpo ¬

rated towns wilt be barred from con ¬

testingSubstantial premiums will be offer-

ed for the best hen and chickens thebest sow and pigs the best mareandcottbe best cow and calf andin actifor everything to be offered from

farmEvery farmer in the county shouldprepare to offer some of the productof his farm for a prem-

iumConsofflptIon

The only kind of consumption to is neglectedconsumption

People are learning that con-

sumption¬

is a curable diseaseIt is neglected consumptionthat is so often incurable

At the faintest suspicion ofconsumption et a bottle ofScotts Emulsion and beginregular doses

The use of Scotts Emulsionat once has in thousands ofcases turned the balance infavor of health

Neglectedconsuznptpn doesnot exist where Scotts ¬

sion is v

Prompt use of Scotts Emulsion checks the disease while itcan be checkcd >r

Stud for free uraple

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Of T J Turley Co Hardwareand Implement House a

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Grand Success

T J Turley Con second annualopening here Monday and Tuesdaywas the moat successful enterprise ofthe kind ever witnessed in Hartfordatidwas a thorough demonstration ofwhat pluck and printers Ink can ac¬

complish In a business wayIn the twelve months this company

has been in Hartford It has spentmore than 300 with the two papershere for advertising and the rich dlvdends the Investment paid it Mondayand Tuesday was an object lesson In

advertisingTheand guessing contest

for valuable przes advertised by thiscompany assisted to stimulate publicInterest in the opening and by noonMonday fully two thousand peoplewere on the streets of Hartford

The contests for the premiums becatae a feature early in the day andcontinued with interest and zeal untilthe final count was made Tuesday

afternoonPerhapsthe most interesting feat-

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of the contests was the guessing-

at the number of peas in a half gallonfruit jar for a premium of a 75 buggy A great many farmers had takenthe trouble to count the number ofpeas a jar of that size would hold andthe number had run all the way fromfive to eight thousand and betweenthese numbers practically all theguesses were made When the countwas made the jar was found to con ¬

tain 6244 peas f tlcs CarrieShown a young lady living about twomiles west pf Hartford had guessedthe exact number The prize for sec ¬

ond nearest guess a 25 disc harrowwas won by Mr W It Sowders ofBeaver Dam whose guess was 6242Other close guesses were T W Mil ¬

ler Beda 6247 B 11 Moore Hart-ford

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6248Miss Viola Bennett Beda won the

20 cooking stove given to the mostpopular farmers daughter

The2n cultivator for the most popCular farmer went to Mr A R Pirtleof HcEHn

W H Martin Hartford won theI30 double set of harness for the best

pair of horsesThe 12 50 corn drill for the best

peck of corn went to Mr Ed R AshCentertown

Mr John W Tichenor Matanzaswon the 30 set of harness for thebest pair ofmulesIThe 9 00 Oliver Chilled Plow for

the best sample of stemming leaf to-

bacco¬

went to L B Ward No Creek

The rsoo set of harness for thebest sample of stemming leaf tobaccoraised with Turley Gos fertilizerway won by Mr G J Stewart of

Beda

After these contests were decidedTurley Co presented the samples

corn and tobacco to the Y M CA of this city which sold them forthe benefit of its treasuryj

The contest furnishing the mostamusement to the visitors at theopening was that for the ugliest manfor which a prize oi a 10 saddle hadbeen offered Early Monday mornIing timid voters refused to vthis contest lest they offend the partyvoted forbut as the day wore onnumerous candidates were nominatedand mOt every man here got somevotes but the contest finally resolveditself into a question of Newt Chinnor Jim Tinnel The contest resultedin the election of Chinn but TlnnelIwill probably contest theTinnel was very sore over his defeatand after be bad mounted his saddlesshorse he rode in bareback expecting-

to win the saddle expressed himselfas very sore over the result

We understand that Chinas fatherwon a prize in a similar contest fortyyearsagoIV

Notice to TrusteesIThe census blank have been mail-

ed to the various districts of the coon ¬

ty Should the trustees of dis ¬

trict fall to receive them by the l5tbjthey should notify me

J ii DBWBBSI S C SjpGHASTLY FIND

OfDeatfuody of Henry JalIn In

Airshaft at Render by Illst

F therSaturday

Mr T Jain a business man of I

Render found the dead body pi his i

son Henry John in an abandoned

aIrsbafttlht place Saturday

Young John left hme the morningof February 4nnd his wbercabautshad been amystery to the family un ¬

tit the finding of his body Saturdayjust twomonths after the day of hisdisappearance The young man was

about twentytwo years old and un ¬

married He had always been of n

melancholy disposition and for several days prior to his disappearancefrom had talked to his friendsabout his troubles and expressed hlmsilf as tired of living

The shaft in which his body wasfound was about twenty feet deep andIas it had never been completedaboutsix feet of water was standing in itwhen the body was found The holeIwas usuallycovered over and the find

Ing of Jahns body there can be ac ¬

counted oronlyupon the theory of

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In what it is and what it docs con ¬

taming tho best bloodpurifyingalterative and tonic substances andeffecting the most radical and per¬

manent cures of all humors and alleruptions relieving weak tiredlanguid feelings and building upthe whole system is true only of

Hoods SarsaparillaNo other medicine acts like it

no other medicine has done somuch real substantial good noother medicine Iran restored healthand strength at so little cost

I wu troubled with scrofula and elUDenear losing my eyesight For four month Icould not aee to do anything After takingtwo bottles of Hoods Saniaparllla I could eoto walk and when I bad taken eight bottles Icould coo as well as over Susnc A ShutsTON Wither N a

Hoods Sarsnparllla promises tocure and keeps tho promlso

DIED OFGRIEFSMother Dies of Broken HeartflWhileters Funerala

While attending the funeral ol herdaughter Mrs Josie Joieph at StMarys Catholic church in Vhitcsville Sunday Mrs J II S Sdle ofBells Run was overcome with grief h-

and died within a few minutedWhile the coffin was being borne

into the church Mrs Sadler without-a word of warning to those about hersank down on the steps of the churchFriendly hands carried her into thechurch and medical aid was sent forbut she died before the physician ar ¬

rivedMrsSadler was sixtysix years old

and was an excellent lady wellkuown in the Western part of thetotiiityS

YttLCiNotesT-ue Hartford Association had two

splendid meetings on last Sundayone for the boys and one for the men

Two committee meetings were heldMpaOay the County Committee

and the Local Executive Committee-of the Hartford Association The out

t 01or the future of the wtrk isvery promising

Beaver Dam Association will holdtheir regular weekly meeting in theBaptist church next Friday night towhich all men are invited It is esIpeclally desired that all members be-

at this meeting as business of imfortnnce will come up after the regularImeeting The meeting will begin at8 oclock

BEDAQuarterly meeting will be held at

Washington Saturday and SundayRev K D Bennett will preach at

the M B Church SundayQuite a number of young people

from this place attended services atNo Creek last Sunday

Mr nnd Mrs W C Ashley of rearHartford spent Sunday with MrsAshleys parents Mr and MM S A

BennettMissCora Bennett is spending thea

week with her sister Mrs EdwardWard No Creek

Mr Walter Parks Hartford visitedfriends at this place Sunday evening

Messrs John and James TweedellHorton spent last Thursday nightwith Mr B M Uennett and family

Mr Azro Rowan and son Neywent t Hartford Monday

Miss Clara Bennett is at homeagalnoMrs Bettle Her moved to Owens ¬

boro Wednesday 5

Quite a number from here attendedthe Turley opening Mondayt

Mrs LauraI aura Bennett spent last Thursdaywith Mrs Ellen Bennett

Born to the wile of Mr ThomasMaple on the 3rd a nine pound boy

Mrs W C Bennett visited hermother Mrs Nancy Park last week

Masters Claude and Oran Maple en ¬

tered school TuesdayBorn to the wife of Mr Rupert Ben-

nett on the 5th a girlMr and Mrs L B Tichenor Hart-

ford are visiting Mr and Mrs W CAinbros

do you suppose dIpinto that bulkbefore you buy it

LionCoffeecomes

tight packages nochance foror dirt or things toget inClean Fresh crd FrcsrsnL

CumberlandTELEPHONEAND

Telegraph CoIncorporated

11Theresplace of business My business baaIncreased and my wifas voice Is trever heard to grumble about the Telesphone Yours for good servicegentlemanly competition s

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SULPHUR SPRINGSFarmers are busy sowing oats and

breaking corn groundMrs Sallle Foreman and Miss Ver

na Boswell of this place were theguests of their annt Mrs NancyCanon Olaton last week

Mr Roy Beatty Brrcklnrldge coun ¬

ty visited his uncle Mr HenryCummins here last week

Born to the wife of Mr HenryHuff April i a girl

Messrs B G Kirby C P Boswelland George Nabors went to Hartford t

MondayMrCummins and daughter

Miss Zell visited relatives in Grayson county Sunday and MondayO

Master Douglas Tabor who hasbeen visiting friends and relatives IniOwensboro for the past tworeturned home MondayItMrthe J B Canon property here

Mr Wayne Johnston visited friendsat Oak Grove Sunday

Mr Prank Crawford Dundee wasAguest oi Mr and Mrs Willie Bean

Mr C X Bean Snnnydale wasthe guest of his daughter Mrs Sarah

oswell Thursday-Mr H L Thomas of this place

nd Mr Joe Henry Barretts Perrywere the guests of Mr and Mrs Ar-

thur¬

Wilson MondayMr Henry Thomas happened to a-

very painful accident last WednesdayWhile climbing Into the loft to get

ay for his horse he slipped and tellinto the hayrack resulting a very

Ipainful wound on his thigh

The

Famous

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tertnlnment at Neir Orleans at Vetcrants andtheir Mends od tho occasion ot

Annual thaJUnited Confederate

VeteransWhlo takes place In New Orleans May lD to 22IMS and In order that largo numbers may attend there has been made on the Illinois Con

ratltflaatof

I Cent a Mile Ieach direction from nit station south of the

hio river to New Orlean Tickets at this ratefor this occasion will be on solo May 18 ton

nd for trains scheduled to arrive In Ttew Orea before noon on ray 22 They will be good

for return until May 2j and can be extended onpayment of SOc to June 16 Particulars ot your-

ometicket

AJ McDOUdALIDivision Passenger Agent New Orleans

P W HAKLOW-DtrUIon Passenger Agent LonlsrUle

II AOPAChicago

DAVIESS COUNTYBANKTRUSTGOI

OWENSBORO KY

Cash Capital 50OOOUOOOOQullaat

Deposits rMdmt subject to check CertsbedonbyraaflCEN7fertmonthciIorLeentorshozterprlodeCU or writ CorfnrtherparucnlsiyT Pndaee

Ths is 15he ShoeaOur Specialties

W L DOUGLAS

I SHAFSUnionuse 5 4 250 and 225

a These shoes are suitable for all classes ofbusiness and professional men Working

men can wear them with economy and dresstheir feet as stylishly as the merchant orbanker One pair will wear as long as twopairs of cheaper goodsWe have just received a fresh line of theseshoes made in CALF PATENT CALFVICI KID RUSSIA CALF Etc Allsizes and widths and many new styles

CARSON COaaa aaAawwwwwwwwwwwflwfl wow nn

FOR FINE SHOESA-

nd wo have bought SHOES for everybody Men Women

nd Children We have the iI ij <

W L DOUGLAS SHOE tI

For Men Women and Children We also have thoP IWV

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Minor and G Edwin Smith kind Now dontfaiitJviait-

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SHOE Department We can give you a nice Oxford for

100nnd tadis half SHOE one Southern tie for l0ppa

o 360 We shall expect a visit from you i In

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CARSON COHartford Ky

NOTICE TO HORSEMENIy two Stallions SILVERSAM and JOHN DISPATCHqr9uIldsBoth t

SILVER SA1 has a record pf 217 JOhio county farmers cordially invited to call and oxamiho

my stock

xI ALSO train HORSES for SPEED

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entuOk37A school of Actual Business Bookkeeping Shorthand

TouchTypewriting and attendant branchesWo have special arrangements with a reputable Employ

Bureau whereby wo can GUARANTEE POSITIONSo all students who complete a Combined or Shorthand

CourseBusiness or Shorthand Course 3000 Combined Course

4000 Students may enter at any tinao and receive full in¬

tructi ns Wo continue tho entire year

RiH HANKINSPfesIdent E W PATTERSON V Pres

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