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iiiWllI illaa It3EstInP coats Blankets Comforts Underwear Boots Shoes aJI Ladies Jackets Capes and Furs and you will 10 iCa nliao from 20 to JO per cent Wo are the recog-
nized aLEADERS in Ohio county for any and allof theso goods
tFho Dollars buys a nice Jacket itheavy Plush Capes 100 to 1000Only 7 buys a stylish Jacket in castorand brownGood quality black Astrachan Jacket 500
IiGood woolmixed Jackets 225 to 450 aof Infants WrapsaChildrens and
iCMens Suits and Overcoats
Ii Menft awool Suits 5 Good all wool Suits 7 50 OurnRST allool Stilts to Paacy 011 Suits neat alyle-
rS fu 50Childrens lancy vested Suits 3 to 8 years 100 to 3 50
Children Suit 8 to 13 yeas ft 25 to 500 Children illOvercoats 5 to 15 years i 50 Better grade same allwoola S3 0 to 500 2Mens back and brown Beaver Overcoats 500 Mens txtter quality Beaver Overcoats fSoo Mens Ragland Overcoats f8 roto fro oo Extra fine Beaver Overcoats 12 50
Dont buy before inspecting the best line of Clothing in Ohio
i countyHEADQUARTERSForDomestic Shirting Tablo 2
Linen Prints Ginghnms Linsoys
Yarnst lnnnels in fact everything for winterill
i REMEMBER THE PLACE
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Stable1NewGood Horses and the Best of Rigs at all Times
The most polito attention given customers and tho kindestcare taken of nil stock intrusted Dealer in BUGGIES andWAGONS Will also handle tho FAMOUS OX BRANDFERTILIZER
jfcS TERMS STRICTLY CASH =S3Cr
A C TAYLOR PopSUCCESSOR TO KEOWN A TAYLOR
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Winter Milts rIHds and dads at< Carol CS I
t Mrs 8 P Dempsey is visiting herarmother MM Pierce Rockporti
IJ A good tailor cuts our trousers bttfj
the print are cut at Carson Con i
Mr J A Thomas who has been
tck several days is improv ¬
I inglCut it out lest you lorga that CarIcno Co la the place to get ourcmoneys worth I
Pof C H Ellis of Danville KyEwas the guest of his pirents Mr and
< i Mrs A C Ellis first of the weektzJAn I Ancient Foe
tl1 To heatth and happiness is Scrofula
as ugly over sinco time Immemoria-
lIt causes bunches th tho neck dls<
figures the skln Inflames the mucous
membranes wastes the mueclee weak
ons 4be bones reduces the power of
Irealetaa to disease and tho capacity
for recovery and develops into con ¬tumptlonINA bunch appeared onmjneck It caused great pain was lanced
l an a running sore I went Into adecline I was persuaded to try
rflood Sarsaparllla and when I taken
neck WII healed and I bavesinceFMssBTt ffoods Sarsaparilla
and PillsviUrid you radically and pereta ontly 09
theyfthave rid thousand
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C R Martin jeweler and watchraaker at WlllUms drug store
Dont undervalue our union suitsbecause the prices are from 250 to 75c
Carson CosMrs Amanda Barnett bAS purcbaaed
the Hubbard property at the Northend of the Hartford levee
Miss Versa Woosley daughter ofthe Rev Mrs Woosley Is in town
guest of Mrs F L Felix
I have 30 sewing machines to sellGgurea that will surprise you Call
and see them GROSS WILLIAMS
Get your wife a nice drophead Sin ¬
ger Sewing Machine Only machicethere is GROSS WILLIMS Agt
Shotguns from tbe cheapest to thebest at Griffins drug store Every
guaranteed Call and see them
See the stock of new Gnus at Gritdrug store Good Guns at low
prices A splendid variety of differ-
ent makes every one guaranteed
Yes we have it WhatslrepleiseYClumay not like the style of oarupelllntr hut yon will like the style
our collars CARSON Co
The hunting season Is now at handif you want a goody reliable gun
of any kind call at Griffins drugstore A large variety at prices thatwill make them sell
1ilTaster Fred Hndunn tell Irnm A
wagon yesterday morning and sprain-ed
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his arm it wax first thought to bebroken but on examining closely itWAS discovered that he had sustaineda very painful sprain
Why Freddie overslept His mam-
ma
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bought some of our outings andmade him a night robe so warm andcomfortable that he fell into suchsweet slumbers he never heard thealarm clock CARsoN Co
IHow about It feeling pertty chillyWell remain and look at our overcosts We have the long Ragolonsend box coats of every good weave
and color Prices right Come In
and look CARSON ft Co
Mr Hayden Webb of St Loutwas the guest of his patents thisweek
1oR SALK One lot on Union S-
and in center of town Apply to MrsLucy S Hubbard Ilajtford 163
I Some men netd a change of clothethis fall Others need a change 01
clothiers So if you do not trade withus come and look at our 1000 suitand you will be convinced that youneed a changt of clothes and n cloth-
Ier too CARSON Co
Whats on your head To you
whats on your head is not of as mucimportance as whats in it Not tomFor to a head with something in itwe can appeal Can prove that 3 00buys the best derbies if purchase d
here CARSON Co
Mr Lon Maple near Cromwelldied Monday night of typhoid fever
Interment took place Tuesday atGreen River church Mr Maple as-
a deserving young man well liked b-
all he was just starling in the with apromising future He leaves a wifand family
Hickory nuts are plentiful and arequoted at a small amount of labor perbushel The trees are heavily lodethis year and the cop has alreadyfurnished much enjoyment to numer ¬
ous parties of youngsters and laterwill prove one of the sweet delightsof the long long nights
John E Pendleton little son of Drend Mrs E B Pendleton died Tues ¬
day morning of whooping cough andpneumonia The remains of the lit ¬
tie one were consigned to their finalresting place in the city of the deadWednesday at 2 oclock p m afterfuneral services by Dr J S ColemanThe death of this little babe is a greatblow to its fond and loving parentsCondolence is extended the bereavedparents by their many friends
Mr Azariah Maddox of near Rockport died last Friday ot kidneyrouble Ills rt mains were burled atVest Providence Saturday in theiresenceof a large circle of friendsIr Maddox was a highly respecteditizen one ot the best and mOt subtantlal men of the county He was
i firm contestant believer lathe Baptat church doctrine and few men
rere better versed In the scripturelie was old and has been in bad healthfor a number of years
Scbroeter tbe PhotographerHere we are at Hertford and will reo-
maIn until February the tat 1902and will endeavor to please the publicbetter if possible than we ever havebefore We are making all the veryatest and uptodate photos that art
made at the leading galleries in thearge cities and at prices as reasonableS possible We are making cabinet
photos at ft So per dczen or six Ice
1 Kodak photos 60 cents per dozenaad photo buttons 25 cents for thefirst one ten cents tech lor all additonal ones Come and see our buttoa frames and watch charms theyare fine and cheaper than ever ntt
Bible Two Hundred Years OldDr E B Smith has a Bible that is
robably the oldest bi ok in Shelbycounty It is about aoo years old
aad has the family record of births
Stop lieBlight
It is asad thing to see fine
ruit trees spoiled by the blightYou can always tell them from
the rest They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sicklyIt is worse to see a blight
strike children Good health
is the natural right of children
3ut some of them dont get
heir rights While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
mall and weak
Scotts Emulsion can stop
that blight There is noreason why suchachild shouldstay small Scotts Emulsio-ns a medicine with lots of
strength in itthe kind ot
strength that makes thingsgrow
Scotts Emulsion makeschildren grow makes them catnakes them sleep makes themplay Give the weak child ahance Scotts Emulsion will
make it catch upwith the rest
This picture representsthe Trade Ma1I ofEmulsion and is on thewrapperof every tattlestud for free simple
SCOTT BOWIE
409 Pearl St New VoileSOC and l all druggists
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GUNS GUNSIf it is Guns you want dont
fail to seo Carson Bros stock
of Shot Guns Rifles and Tar-
get Guns Ammunition tic
Ladies Shoes
AVo have a lot of elegantShoes for Indies None better none nicer Como seithem Wo arc selling thenat i titer value To see ist <
buy Can-eCEtrt3on Bros
llHrllorit lay
marriages and deaths in It since 1733The binding Is still good and not aleal Is missing It was given to DrSmith by his mother who died reo
cently in Madison county LoulsvlllPost
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To TeachersNovember 6 IQOI To Count
Superintendents The State Treas-
urer imiorma me that he will be una-
ble to pay the school fund due theteachers on November 9th This resuits from the fact that the State Doanof Equalization was very late in compitting its work this year therebycausing the Sherifls to be delayed laseeming their tax books and consequently behind in the collection 01
taxes The treasurer hopes to be abUto pay another 20 per cent within tendays or two weeks Very respy
H V McCiiESNEYThe above letter is selfexplanatory
All teachers desiring checks sentthem should order same at once Nochecks will be mailed out after No ¬
vember 30th as I shall have to makesettlement with the State before Jan ¬
uary i 1932 With regret at yourdisappointment I am your obedientservant FON ROGERS
County Superintendent
TOM TATUM SHOT
And Seriously Wounded by Mitch-
ell Taylor at Taylor
Miles
Tom Tatnm and Mitchell Taylor be-
came engaged in a quarrel Mondaytight at Taylor Mines which resultedlu a fatal shot for Tatum The par-
ticulars can not be obtained as no onesaw the difficulty but the participantsTaylor used a double barrel shot gunthe entire discharge lodged in thelower part of the abdomen producingjalniul and perhaps fatal wounds
The nature of the quarrel may havebeea due to politics as both politicalparties had a tally in Taylor MinesMonday night and it was after thishat the difficulty came upThe Intestines were perforated in
six or seven places and his recoveryIs in very great doubt The doctorsconceded that chances are againsthim
Notice to SubscribersKindly notice the label on
your paper and if your timehas expired please send in
our renewal Remember itakes money to run a newspaper May we hear from you
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StevensHumphreyYesterday evening lit the home ol
Prof W II Bartholomew No 426Gray St Louisville Prof S C Stev-
e is and Miss Louise Humphrey were
nlted in the holy bonds of matrimoay Prof Stevens is an Ohio countyby and business manager of thesouthern School Journal while his
bride is an acknowledged belle olUddleburg a graduate of the Cia
clnl1Conservatory of Music and acost gifted lady
The bridal patty left at once for areeks trip to Wichita Kan and on
heir return will be at home to friendsat their residence in Lexington
Tun REPUBLICAN extends bestwishes for their happiness
When you have no appetite do nottlhh your trod and feel dull after
hang you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlains Stomach andLiver Tablets Price 25 cents Sam-
ples
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free at Z Wayne Griffin Brosdrug store m
Marriages-Mr B F Boone to Miss Maggie A
JdsonMr Jas Decker to Miss Bertha D
frownMr John Bell fo Miss Ida J AshbyMr Robert H Daugherty to Miss
Sallie M BaizeMr J C Coleman to Miss Lucinda
urdenMrJ M Hoover to Miss Perstllle
HooverMrE Cole to Mite Elizabeth
bwnsleyMr W V Gary to Miss Artie A
IjndonMr R C Edwards to Miss Mag-
nolia Rock
ResolutionsWhereas God has seen fit ti call
from our midst Comrade W T Ro
irk a member in good standing In
our post He sat tan in 1845 inMuhlenberg county died Oct 23
1901 aged 56 years He was a pri ¬
vate in Co D 17th Ky Cav He
was buried at Waltons Creek grave
aid by Preston Morton Post G ARChaplin Jo A Bennett officiating
Resolved That we hereby tender
oir sympathy to the bereaved timllyand relatives and request that theseproceedings be published In TUB HA
RTFORD REPUBLICAN and n copy sen
to thefamilyJo
L CARSONjo A BBNNETT ComJ C CllAMDRRLIN j
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Republicans in Ohio Carry theState by Increased Plu ¬
ralities Makiugthe
Twelfth Succes ¬
sive Year
Republicans Can Only AccounI for the Heavy Vote on
Grounds of Coun ¬
trys Pros ¬
perity
Columbus O Nov 5 TheRepnlHcans today carried Ohio by such increased plurality on their state ticketand with such an enlarged majorityin the legislature as to cause all sortof comment on what did ItoTheresult continues the Republicans Inpower in the state making an epochof twelve years In success for tbetparty in Ohio and It insures the reo
election of Senator ForakerThe extent ot the Republican sue
cess is attributed to the silver Democrata not voting to the attitude of
John R McLean the candidate lorGovernor two years ago and the Ohiomenber ot the national Democraticcommittee to the superior organs
zUion ot the Republicans and otbecausesThe
Republicans attribute theresuit largely to the popular desire noto disturb the prevailing prosperityin accordance with Senator Hennaappeal to let well enough alone tothe desire to support President Roosevelt in carrying out the policies ofMcKinley and to the indorsement 01
Gov Nash and Senator ForakerChairman Dick sent a message toGov Nash at the ttite house and
telegrams to Senator Foraker at Cinclnnatfand Senator Henna at Cleveland congratulating them on these
linesTheRepublicans are so elated over
their triumph that they are talkingof Congressman Dick who has beerchairman of their state committee foreleven years for Governor two yearshence when Senator Hanna standsfor reelection and it is currently re-
ported that John R McLean then willbe the Democratic candidate for sena ¬
tor It is generally believed thatlion Charles W Baker of Cinch ¬
nati who has been an avowed candldate against Foraker will receive theomplimentnry vote of the Democrat-Ic
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minority in the present legislaturefor senator
lows ThisWe offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that canlot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
CoPropsToledoOWeF JCheney for the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly honorable in allnslness transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligationsmade by their firm
West Truax Wholesale Drug-data Toledo 0
Walding Rinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-nally acting directly upon the bloodnd mucous surfaces of the systemPrice 75c per bottle Sold by allIrngglsts Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best
HAYNESVILLE KYMrs W S Huff of this place who
has been sick Mr quite awhile was
alien to the Hopklnsvllle AsylumTuesday of last week
Mr Johnny Shultz and his sisterBertha have typhoid fever very badMaryIchurch Sunday LILLIAN
It Happoned In a Drug StoroOne day last winter a lady came-
o my drug store and naked for arand of cough medicine that I did
not have in stock says Mr C Rirandln the popular druggist of Onarlo N Y She was disappointed
aud wanted to know what cough prepration I could recommend I said toher that I could freely recommendChamberlains Cough Remedy andhat she could take a bottle of theremedy and after giving it a fair trial
II she did not find it worth the moneyto bring back the bottle and I wouldrefund the price paid In thecourseif a day or two the lady came back in
compan with a friend in need of acough medicine and advised her to
buy a bottle of Chamberlains Coughlemedy I consider that a very goodecommendntton for the remedyThe remedy owes its great popularity
and extensive sale in a large measureto the personal recommendations of
oplV who have been curged by itsise Tt Is for sale by Z Wayne Grit
fin Bro mpsTragedy in Middlesborougb-
Middlesborougb Ky Nov 3Louis Colllngs aged 30 was killedtoday in a row in < Keg House sa ¬
loon Over the RhineHis slaye-rs unknown Collings lived on Brow ¬
ties creek in Harlan county
ROUGH RIVER
TELEPHONECOMPANY
iXCOirOBlTID
Talk being cheap and ueceoonryyou should patronize home folkswhere can buy your own phoneand build your own lines and be Ittalking distance with the whole coun
and business points generally bythttthey will be At the whole expense II
say so We connect with all In-
dependent Companies For partlcnlari call on A B Pate HartftrdKy
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Dark HairHalrVlgorforthough I am past eighty years ofage > yet I have not a gray inmy headGeo Ycllott Towson Md
We mean all thatdark color our hair used-
to have I fits gray now
AyersHairstores color to gray hair
Sometimes it makes thehair grow very heavy andlong and it stops fallingof the hair too
stet a tottU All drertUO
If your drngcbt cannot supply yousend ui one d llar and we almaTOO a bottle lie tune and cite the name i
of your ueamre resa onIce AddreuJ Co AYER CO Lowell Slav
VALUABLE LAND FOR SAL
i The Cbance of a Life Time to GetI Good Land
As Agent Attorney and AttorneyIn fact for Doss DeHaven and tellDeHaven his wile by virtue opowerof Attorney now of record in the proper office I offer for sale on term
hereinafter mentioned the followingdescribed real and personal propertyThis land Is most favorably locatedand of the greatest fertility of Qny
land in Ohio county It is all freshIn sight of the railroad near NarrowKentucky and on waters of AdamFork creek and Rough river Oue
track of Twentyfive 25 acres thesame conveyed to Doss DeHaven hyLelia DeHaven formerly Grayknowias tame conveyed to Leila Gray by R
Holbrcok Master Commissioner ofOhio Circuit Court in Equity actlpi
of Leila Gray Administrator of W CGray against W D Gray c Ohio
Circuit CourtAlso the three following tracts
which adjoins and constitute one Farror body of land which I will sell separately or as a whole one lot No Two2 containg Ninety 90 acres lot No
Three 3 containing Seventyfour anc
Threefourths 74J acres and lot No
Six 6 containing One Hundred andNineteen 119 acres all of said lotsbeing a part ot a tract of land contaming 1ifteeu Hundred 1500 acre
pattened to William Craddock on the
25th day April 1792 and being lotsNos 2 3 and 6 on a plat or survey 01
the fifteen hundred acres made by
John Stone surveyor and being sameconveyed to Doss DeHaven by LeliaDeHaven formerly Gray Also two
lots in Highland rack LouisvilleJefferson county Kentucky Also
another tract in same neighborhoodas other land in Ohio county atone ¬
said consisting of one hundred acresbought by Leila Gray now DeHaven-at Commissioners sale in suit of
Lelia R Gray Admx against D W
Gray and others Ohio Circuit CourtWill sell separately or as a whole
to suit purchasers at a bargain for
cash or upon part payment in cashand balance in one and two years a-
lien retained on all of land to securedeferred payment
Also one hall of corn grown on a-
part of said land by John Tucker con
silting of 250 bushelsE P NEAL Attorney and AgentThis October the 29th 1901
Camo Near DyingFor three days and nights I ant
fered agony untold from an attack of
cholera morbus brought on by eatingcucumbers says M E Lowtherclerk of the district court CentervllleIowa I thought I should surelydie and tried a dozen different mediices but all to no purpose I senttor a bottle of Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy andthree doses relieved me entirely Iwent to sleep and did not awake for
eight hours On awakening a few
hours ago I felt ro gratified that thefirst work I do on going to the office
Is to write to the manufacturers of
this remedy and offer them my grate ¬
ful thanks and say God bless youand the splendid medicine youmake This remedy is for sale byZ Wayne Griffin Bio mI
Notice to Farmers-To the farmers of Ohio countyI
lave the best seed cleaner ever inOhio county for sale at Beaver Damfor 16 50 I own the county rightfor fifteen years Call on or addressmea Beaver Dam KyW
STBVBNS
yQ13t September 9 1901
THE RIGHT THING TO PUT ON
Btnioai Platter It Pitas Mntir >
From the natural topulia to put tomething on painful spot 11 applicationsfor relief of pain hare arisen
The most successful have ever been poutUses or plasters and tho best of these itBensons Porous Plaster
No other has anything like the sameer as a curative agent it U highly and
scientifically medicated and iU standardU advanced you by year
I Use Bensons Plaster for coldscheat diseases rheumatism grip neuralgiakidney trouble lame back and other allmenta that make Winter a season of sufferinn and It relieves and cures
remedyDoI
or Belladonna platters in place of Bensonsas they none of its curative powerInsist on hating the genuine
The people of every land haTetestified for years to the superlative meritof Bensons Plasters and havedaredand of this country
worththem of publlo confidenceIn official comparisons with others Ben
sons honored WIthhighest awards
I For by druggist or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered In theUnited states on receipt of 25o eachAccept no imitation or substitute
Seaburjr Johnson Ug Chembtf NY-
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iBeiflg PeltedWITH
Dollar Billsa
I n ND making no effort to catch them wouldI bo as wise a proceeding as buying goodstwithout first coming hero and learning our prices 2it would be about as profitableg Money saved is worth as much as money earned
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44 and if wo can beat all other prices it must mean
M money saved That wo can do this tho values wo 2mansion hero will prove Compare them with othj ers and remember that we will satisfy you as to qualS ity of goods before we soil
A Hero aro somo of the prices wo quote
t The best of Prints in remnants 2ioMGood Factory Cotton yard wide5o1 Canton Flanneli5c to lOc< Bed Ticking10cto 18cJU 104 Sheoting15c to 25c
Jeans 7 10c to 35cDress Goods lOc to 2M1 Silks for waists 4Oc to 1
Mens and Boys Doots125 to 350Childrens Shoes 25c to 100Ladies Shoes 1 to 350t 21 Men a Working Gloves25c to 100Ladies Kid Gloves 75c to 150A full stock of Milliner Goods and Furniture
Visit Us and Yoif will be sure to Come flgain
4CARSON CO ttHartford Ky a l
EVERYBODYS STORE
f t tlIs tho satisfaction you get out of what you buy The stocksin this storo aro bought by buyers of years of experience andwith a thorough knowledge of tho actual needs of the tradeand wo soil them to you knowing that our experience andcareful buying enables us to givo better values than thosebuying less carefully
DRESS GOODSOur Dress Goods trade is
splendid Wo will keep it so
We will mako it greater Now
things every week and bar-
gains every day Wo want tomako Novembor tho bestmonth in our entire businessexperience And we believethat good goods and pricesthat aro away down will do it Wo have certainly got thogoods and wo have certainly made low prices
Millinery Furs and WrapsThese departments have been visited by hundreds of anx¬
ious buyers and many satisfied customers havo sent theirneighbors and friends to Barnes to buy their HATS andWRAPS
Shoes and BootsF-
or r 0Dressy Women and Men
for WorkingrWomon and Menfor Boys nuW School Chil ¬
I goodhardsay dont buy until ydu havoyoudojustice Wo will surprise you r-
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at tho stock wo carry and tho values wo givo you
EVERY DEPARTMENT this great store is kept filledwith tho seasons latest productions and with every good stajplo article that humanity can use Bring your cash Bringyour produce to tho place whore you got full value for every¬
thing you buy and whore you can find everything you needin one store
E Pr BARNES BRO1Beaver Dam Ky
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