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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r CittTPII ti THE HAZEL GREEN HERALDo Established March 41885 Made Famous In the Story of II Jonathan and His Continent by Max ORell == O TWENTYTHIRD YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21 1007 NUMBER 15 BPENCEU COOPER YearOwnert tLexington and Eastern Railway Time Table in Effect Noy 18 1906 WEST BOUND No1 No3 Daily ex 11rDally and Sunay 1 Sunday AMArr I PMArr 6 10 am 0MJacuon 0 2 20 pm 6 15 pm OK Junction 2 25 pm 7 07 am 20 3 20 pm 730 am jBeattyveJc 40 341 pm 7 45 am I144 3 M pm 7 43 am 3 57 pm 8 15 am 57 Stanton 57 4 26 pm 3 25 am 62MClay City W 4 35 pm 900am 70 LEJuncn 70 507pm 912 am 90 Winchester 90 5 20 pm 9 55 am 94 Lexington 94 0 05 pm EAST BOUND Daily exII STATIONS It Daily No4 and Sunday v Sunday PM Lve Ar Lye 2 25 pm 0 LexingtonMI I I 10 7 35 am 3 10 pm UO 20 8 13 am 3 25 pm LEJunctiou 8 26 pm 4 00 pm 40MClay City 40 9 02 am 410 pm 44 Stanton 44 9 10 am 4 40 pm Campton Juntn I 38 pm 4 45 pm 57 Nat Bridge 57 19 43 am 4 57 pm 62 Torrent 62 56 am 5 18pm 70 BeattyveJo 17 am 6 10 pm 90 OiKJnncn 70110 15 am 6 15 pm 94iMJackson 20 am CONNEOTIONS L b E JcvcrloNTrains NOR 12 and 3 will make connection with the C S 0 Ry for Mt Sterling CAMPION JuNCTIoNTrains Nos 1 2 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central- Ity for Pine Ridge and Campton JjEATTYVLLE JUNCTION Train Nos 2 jind 4vrlll make connection at Beattyville with the L and A Railway for passengers to ttyvilleO Nos 3 and 4 connect with the O A K Railway for local stations on the O A K Railway W A MCDOWELL General Manager OHA8SCQTT Gen Pass Agent OHIO KENTUCKY RAILWAY TIME TABLE MAY 21 1905 WEST BOUND No 33 I I No2l Dally ex = STATIONS = Dally ex Sunay j Hunday PU Ana 0 27 P M Ann 5 20 6 Cannel City 22 12 35 4 55 11 Helechawa 20 12 19 A 45 18MLee City 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 3 52 22WUhurst 6 11 44 310 27 OK Junction 0 11 15 3 00 Jackson 11 05 EAST BOUND No 34 Z t No 22 Daily ex A STATIONS Dally ex Sunaym Sunday AY LYE PMLVK 7 10 27 Cannel City 0 1 00 7 33 21 Heleobawa 6 1 17 7 45 19 Lee City 11 1 23 8 24 13 Hampton 13 1 44 8 37 10 Wilhnrst 20 1 51 925 1 0K Junction 22 2 25 9 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30 No 21 and 22 will make close connectioi at O A K Junction with Nos 3 and 4 for points on the Lexington and Eastern Rail Way M L CONLEY Superintendent m untaiu1 Getitral RaHmaa No 1 No 2 DEPART ARRIVE G00 a in Campton 1180 a m 200 p ui Campton 0 00 p m No 2- ARRIVE No 1- DEPART 7 80 amCamiu JuuclO05am 880 pniCampu June 1 40 pm The Mountain Central makes connection with all L E passenger trains C H WILLIAMS DR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY Offers his profeetional services to the clttI tens of Hazel Green and surrounding coun try and will answer all calls of affliction Office at his residence adjoining lintel Green Bank KENTUCKY KERNELS Carefully Collated and Concisely Chronicled A Carlisle dispatch says that four cases of smallpox have developed at Bethel in Bath county Will McOill had his arm torn off In a corn shredder which he was feeding near Clintonville in Bourbon county In conformity to usual custom Gov Beckham Issued his proclamation desig nating Thursday Nov 28 as Thanks giving day The editor of the Winchester Djmo crat is strictly in It now One of his subscribers brought him n lot of turnips the average weight of which was four poundsNight riders and incendiaries are again at work in the tobacco growing districts of the state Several barns con taining large quantities of the weed have been destroyed Owing to the stringency of financial affairs in the country the Morris Ore Co near Owingsville has closed down and several hundred men are out of em ployment in consequence Near Pound Gap Grant Wamplcr an emplove of the Bowling Lumber Co shot and fatally wounded Wils Church Jr foreman of the Bowling mill following a quarrel over a settlement Judge Dorsey of Henderson will pre side at the trial of B Fulton French John Smith and John Abner for com plicityin the murder of J B JIarcum which is being held at Beattyville this week The world is better off without me was the reason advanced by Charles aplinger who died in the city hospital at Louisville last Friday from the effects of a self inflicted gun shot wound a few days previous following a spree The engine of the passenger train on the Mountain Central road jumped the track near Pine Ridge last Thursday and turned turtle injuring Marion Wireman engineer and Buck Alexan der fireman seriously but none of the passengers were hurt Fiftyfive cases of moonshining were tried in the Federal court at Richmond last week and all receivedsentences ranging from 30 days and 100 to six months and 1000 with the exception of four men who were sentenced to the Atlanta penitentiary from one to three yearsThe Court of Appeals last week affirm ed a judgment disbarring Thomas D Underwood from practicing law Un derwood while county attorney of Bar ren county was three times convicted of selling intoxicating liquor in viola tion of the local option law The com monwealth attorney filed the informa tion and moved tbe disbarment Clarence Sturgeon of Louisville con victed of a triple murder and sentenced to die M dawn last Friday is still alive and well The question raised by his attorneys S8 to the constitutionality of the law by which the governor sets the date for the execution will probably postpone Sturgeons death for several months The point will be argued be fore the Court of Appeals Kerk Allen a farmer residing about two miles from Vine Grove in Hardin county killed a gray eagle last week that measured seven feet and eight inch es from tip to tip of wings and weighed about fifteen pounds says the Meade County Messenger This bird hud the day before killed a sheep of Mr Allens and was back feeding on the carcass when tbe fatal shot was fired The Primrose correspondent of the Beattyville Enterprise gives an account of a shocking tragedy smear that place recently It seems that Frank Hobbs a highly respected citizen and prominent member of the Christian church sudden ly became insane and attacked his wife with an iron bar and drove her from the house but was prevented from killing her by her niece He followed with an open razor and renewed the attack cut ting his wife several times but was again stopped by the niece Ho then severed the arteries of both his wrists and fled to the woods His lifeless body was found tbe following day about three milea from the scene in the river I GRASSY CREEK GRITS o placeismetal roof- McClurn tC Day of this place sold out their store to a Mr Bish op last week F M Carter paid a pleasant CaneySaturday The big drummer N C Day bought the property of Jeff Day on Caney and will move this week W A Brown and son of More head were pleasant visitors of the Gevedon family of this place last weekThomas Barker a song bird has opened up a singing school at the Grassy Lick church and is well patronizedThe GrassyLickday night Every spat was taken The H Bs won the honors Josie Gevedou says it wasnt Morgan county that knocked the splintersSncepainted in mourning colors Last week Sam Wilson finished painting tho home of Josie Geve don It is the latest craze the body white and trimmings biack Sam then left for Daysboro to do some work for S C Alexander Nov 18 POET A Significant Prayer May the Lord help you make Buoklens Arnica Salve known to all writes J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C It quioky took the pain out of a felon for me and cured it in a wonderfully short time Best on earth fur sores burns and wounds 2oc at all the leading dealers in Wolfe county LEE CITY LOCALS 0Mrs Laura Arnett has b Jan on the sick list The infant child of Will Chanoy died this week Lucien R Nickell and Bruce Rose went to Hazel Green Sun day A number of the boys of our town enjoyed a coon hunt Friday nightMiss Hazel Ringo of Hazel Green is visiting friends at this placeMr Bush drummer from Tor rent was calling on cur merchants last week Misses Mattie and June Rose visited friends at Daysboro and Hazel Green part of last week Miss June Rose who has been visiting friends and relatives in Illinois since September returned home las week Among those who attended the dance on Green Brier Saturda RingoMattiei Henry Clay Rose Whitney Wise Alex Duff Jim Lee TJR Nickell and Bruce Rose Nov 18 BLUE Announcement- TO THE VOTKKS OF WOLFE ColSTY Having been solicited by many of my friends to make the race for County Court Clerk of Wolfe county before the coming primary election of 1908 1 have consented and hereby announce myself a candidate for said office In view of the fact that I am going to Florida thisI winter for my health and in order that my friends may know of my attention iin the reason that I announce this soon before the primary election I have served you as a public official AH toI my qualifications to fill this office 1 point with pride to my pat record as your county clerk In view of this record and the misfor tune which prevents me from the per formance of manual or uutdcor labor I feel that I am fully justified in agai I asking for this office Yours truly WS TUTT LACY CREEK LINES 0 Frank Johnson was on our creek Sunday Burnoy Finch was on our creek SaturdayJ was in Slillwater Saturday on business There was a corn husking at Tom Williams Monday James I Hollon went to Hazel Green today Monday John Littles baby about three months old died Friday night- G B Stamper and E T Rose were here on business Saturday- J B Hollon was at Clay City on business Friday and Saturday Boone Lacy wife and children PeLacyMrs Mary Byrd of Goaneyville daughter iting at Hazel Green Mrs Alice Rose of Stillwater accompanied by her daughter Miss Waylandwere the guests of Mrs Southie Lacy Wednesday Nov 18 VIOLET Death of Curtis Adams Deputy Sheriff Ben Freckman yesterday afternoon received a tel egram from his sister Mrs Curtis saying there Thursday morning after a short illness Mr Adams was well known in Lexington having formerly been HeadleyLumber He hud been in Hattiesburg for three years in the employment of the Chicago Coal and Lumber Co He is survived by his wife and four children the oldest of which is ageThe brought to Lexington this morning on tho Kentucky Central division of the Louisville und Nashville railway Mr Adams was a member of the Commercial Travelers Association a Mason and a Maccabee and was well known in this city where he had a host of friends Lexington Herald 15th Curtis Adams vas born and raised in this town whero he was always a favorite and with us his friends will regret to hear of his death He was tho son of Mr and Mrs John A Adams former ly of this twn The funeral took place Saturday morning at 11 oclock from the homo of his father Jno A Adams Oil Chestnut street Lexington A Card To the Voters of Wolfe County Having been solicited by Demo crats from the different precincts forySheriff for the next term I take this method of announcing myself a candidate for said office subject to the will and action of the Dem ocrati primary to bo held some time in IflOS This is the firs time that I have ever announced as a candidate for any ollice bu over since I became twentyone years of age have been found in the ranks of the party lighting for the success of the principles of tho party which are dear to the hear- of every true Democrat and when the nominees have been selected by the party I have SplInt both my time and money in securing thoir election I ask all voters to con allies my candidacy laid if I nm nominated und elected I will tier vote my time and attention to thA- duties of said ollice and that tho door of said office will bo open dur ing all business hours of the day to transact any business that may come to said office Soliciting your support and with best wishes for ron main yours for successROY SMITH w Tired NervousWhen nervous and irr able your Us J tality is low your supp 1 Cj nerve energy exhausted 371 your system ruiiir dovs Cl powerThe of the body are working poorly or not at all and you arc not getting the nourishment needed This soon impoverishes the blood and in stead of throwing off the im purities distributes it all through the body This brings disease and misery Feed the nerves with Dr Miles Nervine a nerve food a nerve medicine that nourishes and strengthens the nerves and see how quickly you will get strong and vigorous- My wife suffered with nervousness previous to a recent attack of typhoid fever but after her recovery from the fever she was much worse and could hardly control herself being exceed ingly nervous when the least excltod She was very restless at night ant never had a good nights rest She also suffered much from nervous head ache Dr Miles Nervine was recom mended by a friend After the first three doses she had a good nights rest and at the end of the first weeks treatment she was wonderfully Im proved Continued use of Nervine has completed her entire cure OTTO KOIJ1021 Cherry St Evansvllle lad yourdruggistfirst bottle will benefit If It falls he will refund your money Miles Medical Co Elkhart led 1Wfl1 4 w m RHEUMATISm LUMBAGO SCIATICA IRE0RALDIAr and SIDNEY TROUBLE f PSOrS taken mternsllr rids the blood of the poisonous matter and acids which are the direct causes of these diseases Applied externally It s Lords almost lu ktaut relief from pain while jiermanenl cure Is being effected by purifying lM blood dissolving the poisonous sub stance and removing It from the system DR 8 D BLAND Of Drovrlon On writes I bid bean a sueerrfor a number of jfnLumbago and m anno UIUlIrIleSlsad I II the could icatlirr from ro tlr4l worl and aUo coniulted ilthanunH mat letph4noibt-ngthat garo lbs relief obtained from prsouootorll FREEK IuD1t48 I5 jfl 3DUOPS can ne used any lcnctli rn J 7 ttu a KlUiuuMcauitlnit a drug Itublt eocatnuta1 iI1IL lsreletatJ ivrxo r Tt opeuerVereu it 4 r Lti1t c cCRrr f Itr t M4 a nuLO Ltrsot V1l 101 i Ic UrIi i 1 1tliLlitROSE fir SAMPLE Attorneys and CounselorsatLaw CAMPTON KY This firm will practice In all the Courts of VoIfoanJ adjacent counties Special attention gives to Corporation Law nUll Real Estate Litigation Offices Second Floor Farmers and Tradi r1 Hank DsrIxoUEllitx I Or sit K- Mr I JJ 1AJ lv nUt ttLabtN tale to istoarn ientkef nruv iniile roots coucesteil LmtEui singe Iry gas throughout and ajaacoiiiiiijIUlons lu traveling men r It i sr 111 Irm Y h if oJ 7 i ITHE HERALD Entered at the nael Green Pot office a icoond clap matter SPENCER COOPER Editor HAZEL GREEN KY THURSDAY Nov 21 1907 ANNOUNCEMENTS toannounct HVERWeareauthorized for the office of Jailer of Wolfe County sub jest to the action of the Democratic par ty CAMPTON CURRENCY 0G W Halsey of Mt Sterling spent three days in our town last weekThe second school reception of the season was given at the K W A last Friday night The well known Willie Welch of Stanton spent last night with his Uncle Capt Wm L Hurst of our town S G Sample Sam Elkins and Van Elkins are gone to Lacy Creek where they expect to spend a fow days quailshQotiug The Wolfe county court clerk issued marriage license to the fol lowing parties last Wednesday Isaac Wadkins and Nora Elkins James Oliver and Birdie Nickell w Among others the following reg istered at the Central Hotel dur ing the past week J P Reader Knoxville Tenu D 0 Horton Bryan Ohio and D B May Ha zel Green Sinoo the 15th inst the sports men of this section have been making Mr Bob Vhito roost high The dead gumo spurts ofour town Dr Loctclmrt Tcm Wilson A R Marshall and L R Hollon have been returning from the fields heavily laden with spoils G B Stamper and E B Rose of this place attended the exam ining trial of Monroe Lacy on Lacy Creek last Saturday Lacy was charged with wilfully and maliciously shooting at Scott Tur ner with intent to kill but after n thorough examination before Squire Brooks Mr Lacy was dis missed Martin Fugato who has been confined in jail at this place for quit a while charged with the murder of Campbell Raisor col ored broke jail last night and made his escape Fugates bro procurtJdkeyscome to his brothers rescue us four iron doors had to be passed through before the prisoner could Hauleeyihascapture and return Nov 10 Prrn He Fought at Gettysburg David Parker of Fayette N Y who lost a foot at Gettysburg writes Electric Bitters hava done me more good than any medicine I ever took For several years I had stomach trouble and paid out a lot of money for medicine to little purpose until I began taking Electric Bitters I would not take 500 for what they have done for me Grand tonic tor tho aged and for female weaknesses Great alterative and body builder sure cure for lame back and weak kid neys Guaranteed by leading dealers of Wolfe county LANDS W LACONICS o Sam Elkins of Campton pass od thru here on the way from La cy creek to his home Joe Halsey bought some hogs of E T Kash on tho 10th inst for which he paid Sji a pound Mrs J B Miller is haying some repairs done to her dwelling which adds much to its appearance Nathan Pence and wife of Holly creek visited W H Taylor and family Saturday and Sunday Born to tho wHo of Andrew Williams Nov lWb a bouncing V I 1 boy and Andrew says he is a Dam ocrutH T Halsey has moved hit steam sawmill near the store of E T Kash for the purpose of grinding corn Curt Rose Henry Wardand a Mr Griggs were bird hunting here last week but did more shooting than killing Rollin son of N L Combs is hauling staves from the J B Hot Ion mill on Lacy creek to Hele chawa this week Basoom Misses Rilda Rosalie and Lula Perkins of Lacy creek attended church at the Hurstt t school house Sunday Robert Halsey and Robt Tack ott who are sawing for Hurt brothers on Frozen were visiting at Landeaw the 10th and 17th Look out for the report of a wedding here in the near future in one of our prominent families but we promised not to tell until later on- Isaaa Adams the boss teamster of this place says that since Ken tucky has gone Republican ho will soon try the uncertainty of mar ried life A C Kash and family who have always lived here moved to Camp ton last week It seemed that Uncle Alf and Aunt Jane hated to leave uold Stillwater Jerry Cardwell who made this place his home for the past seven years but has been at Campton Jackson and other points for the past three months is visiting in andaround Landsaw Nov 19 ANON Death of Virginia Wickliffe Mrs Virginia Cooper Wickliffe relict of D C Wickliffe quietly passed away about 730 oclock last night at her home No 191 forth Mill street at the uge of 82 years Sho has been ailing for some time her death being attributed to the infirmities of old age The funeral services will bo held from her late home Wednesday afternoon at 8 oclock and will be jonductod by Dean WmT Capers of the Episcopal church in which he has been an ardent worker luring her entire life Mrs Wikliffe was the daughter of Rev Spencer Cooper a farmer lrtd powder maker of Fayette jottnty Her husband was the ditor of The Observer and Reporter until his death Mrs Wick iffe was one of a family of fourteen children all of whom are now lead The only relatives who survive her are Spencer Cooper editor of the Hazel Green Herald Valentine Cooper Chas D Up ihur and D C Berryman of this city and W Cooper Phillips of Chicago who are her nephews and Mrs John C Berryman her niece also of this city The above is from the Lexington Herald of Tuesday except a few minor corrections which we take the privilege of making Gatarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they annot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take Internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is aken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls atarrab Cure is not a quack medicine phyiciansa egular prescription It is composed of Lhe best tonics known combined with the best blood purifiers acting direrctly on the mucous surfaces The perfect ombination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results inuring Catarrh Send for testimonials reeF J CHENEY Co Props Toledo O told by all druggists price 75c Take Halls Family Pills for constipation An ico cream supper given by the Ladies Aid societies and the lemetery Association for the benefit of the Christian and Methodist hunches and the Cemetery Association will be given Thanksgiv ug night Thursday Nov 28 Fifteen cents for cream and cake The ladies will be glad to receive donations from anyone who wishes to give J l 1 Of Tills SfJCEIS RESERVED FOR J M ROSE SONS Who will soon advertise their Fall and Winter Goods CnrMi Blood Skin Diseases Cancer Greatest ISiood 1urlUer Free If your blood iU Impure thlu diseased hot or lull of humors 11 you have blood poison cancer carbuncles eating ores scrofula eczema Itching risings and bumps scabbIJlwplyskln bone pains catarrh blood or skin disease take Botanic Blood Balm Ii It It Soon all sores heat aches and pains slop and the blood Is nmde pure mid rich Druggists or I by express 1 per large bottle Sample free IV writing lilood mini Co Atlanta Co ii H B Is especially advised for chronic deep seated eases as it cures after all ehe falls tTEIE CeoiILogMiIIinerI I The CecilLong Millinery have re ceived their stock of fall and win ter ladies furnishing goods hats latest creation both trimmed and untrimmed latest frames and trimmings Also a complete line of dress goods and trimmings readymade skirts shirt waists silks underwear hosiery gloves and the finest line of ladies and childrens cloaks over on display in Hazel Green The ladies are requested to call and see before buying Our stock comes from the fore most firms of Cincinnati and you are sure to get the latest stylos in everything when you buy from us Respectfully CECIL LONG KILLTHE COUCHA- ND CURE THE LUNCS WITH Dr Kings New Discovery FOR oaOL18wPRICE AND ALL THROAT AND LUNOTROUBLES GUARANTEED BATISFAOTOR OR MONEY BEfTTNDED Subscribe for THE HERALD L Lr rA A NEW MILLINERYAND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT mlss8sNanog MQIOIPo1I Trog OVER KASH SAMPLES HAZEL GREEN KY Misses MAPEL TROY Announce to the ladles of Hazel Green and the surrounding coun try that they have just opened an uptodate Millinery and Dress Making Establishment Our line of hats are the most artistically trimmed ever seen in Hazel Green many of them being pattern hats and as they were selected by an expert milliner they are sure to please tho most fastidious in taste In addition to the millinery business which includes all the lat est trimmings wo have a Dress Making Department complete with charts etc ready to cut and make Ladies and Childrens Shirt Waists Sacks and indeed all kinds of sewing We are located over Kash Samples store and we assure you that all our goods are firstclans and prices as low as anywhere Call and see the stock for yourself Soliciting your patronage we remain Yours Respectfully MAPEL TROY FLadies Dress Goods In Fancy and Fashionable Patterns Hamburg Laces as fine as looms can make i GENTS FURNISHING GOODS in J cluding ties shirts collars suspenders etc Prints of the latest design and Domestics bleached and unbleached a line of Rugs including Brussells and ingrain weaves Oils Paints Drugs Glass Putty Stoves Tinware Crockery o CLOTHING SHOES HATS CAPS in ndless variety and great quantity so low in price you will be bound to buy Did we hear somebody say GROCERIES Well weve got emand canned goods of every kindAp ricots Peaches Peas Tomatoes Corn Sweet Taters and But pshaw 1I Come and see Respectfully a k KASH SAMPLE fhIfb clfL f f r RAJC SHERIFFS SALE FOR TAXE- SBY t 0VIRTUE of taxes due me as Sher of Wolfe county for the year 1905 I will at the courthouse door in Camp ton Wolfe county Ky at 1 oclock p m on- Monday December the 2nd 1907 expose to public sale at public outcry to the highest and best bidder three lots in Lee City Wolfe county Ky One lot known as the J B Little residence one lot on Main street just above Lockup one lot in lower part of town Known as the Robert Dunn lot Levied upon as the property of J D Little for taxes due me aa Sheriff of Wolfe county for the year 1900 Tax and costs 4423 T F STAMPER Sheriff By FLOYD ARNETT D S Nov 143t i FARM FOR SALE Until sold I offer at private contract my farm situated on the Judy and Mt Sterling turnpike 10 miles from latter place and 6 miles from Judy On the gbuildings t and an extra good stock barn orchard 4 with fruits of all kinds There are 75 acres the majority In blue grass Two good cisterns one at the house and one at barn with plenty running waterfCall and see place or write to- ETTAULB J- Route 3 Mt Sterling Ky aIo JoiioIbe I 1 Jf t iJI1 1r r T r i i Jlr t0I 3 v estroys HczirGermsRtcentdistoverles that falling hair is caused by germs at the roots of the hair Therefore to stop falling hair you must first completely de stroy these germs Ayers Hair Vigor new improved formula will certainly do this Then leave the rest to nature i Doe not dance Me color of the y VorauU with 10rIshowItto your ors ed ado6ttjt doctor Recent discoveries have also proved that scalpThereForeto do is to completely destroy these dan druff germs Here the same Ayers HaIr Vigor will give the same splendid results Xl4e bs tae J tsyr0 LweuUL HERALD John G Schuler left Sunday for Ashland where he had a business engagement Charley Rose Ed Cecil and Steve Rose attended the market at Mt Sterling Monday eiraes i ataDaantb The Kind You Haw Always Bought Clgaitw of Joe Elam and wife of Licking were the guests of Mr and Mrs W T Caskey Sunday night Thoa Barr of Cannel City was taken to a Lexington hospital Sun day to be treated for typhoid fever OASTOnJABears theTho Kind You Han Always BaugM SJpaturoiZ S S Snowden who formerly ran a mill on Gillmore is now in charge of the Hollon saw mill on Lacy creek fir Anyone wishing to buy a good 200 razor can get one at 100 as long as they last by applying at this office tf Blair McLin of Jackson was tbe guest of his brother R J Mc Lin of this place for a day or so last week W Tl Caskey of this place at tended the Morgan Circuit Court at Weat Liberty Monday and Tuesday of this week The infant child of John Little of Lacy creek died Saturday night and was buried Sunday afternoon at the Jeffy Rose graveyard O l lIII OEIJDean theThs Kind You Km tiwars Bought Siguat1lll Iof D 0 Miller Jr is having an office building erected just back of 0 his store facing on Broadway and will rent it as a doctors office Mrs Southey Lacy of Lacy creek has a polo woodhouse filled with stove wood for the winter which is the envy of many on the creek Frank Cecil and wife visited Un cle Harry and Aunt Nan Swango Charley Cecil and wife and Robert Cecil and wife Saturday and Sun day Miss Daisy Day was the recipi ent a few days ago ofa box of oranges sent her by a friend in Florida whose acquaintance she made while there last winter t Elder D G Combs held a pro tracted meeting at Ezel last week resulting in 12 additions to the church and Saturday afternoon baptized seven of the converts Cashier Knight made a flying trip to Lexington Sunday return ing Monday by way of Campton where Dr J H Stamper met him with a rig to bring him home t A G Beard of Indianapolis is superintending the building of the boys dormitory ground for which was broken Friday morning The building is to be constructed of reinforced concrete and will he 47 feet wide by 103 in length with two stories and a partial basement 20x50 feet and four feet under ground excavation for which has been made A Mr French also of Indianapolis is foreman on the work and proposes to push it to I veryimuch needed and to facilitate the work a large force of men will be employed at good wages Everett Back passenger conduc tor on the 0 K came over on Sunday to see his wife who is vis iting her father and mother F N Day and wife and was accompan ied by a Mr Baird a tiebuyer and Miss Alice Smith a school teacher whose home is at Cyuthiana Oh yes we forgot to say that Everett also wanted to see his baby girl Rev Barney Blankenship sold his farm of 80 acres on Grassy near Hazel Green to his brother inlaw Riley Taulbee for 17500 and will next week move with his family to Spencer Station Mont gomery county whore he has pur chased a little home The financial crisis has passed and the money market has again assumed its normal condition In this connection we are glad to say that the little Hazpl Green Bank never felt the pressure and Cash ier Knight has met evury demand upon it CASTORIAI for Infants anti Children The Kind You Have Always Sought Bears the- Rignattuo dof Following are the arrivals at the Day House since our last issue C A Vormillion Louisville P J Gray Chattanooga Tenn E P Nickell and B Rose Leo City H I Bush H C Winant New York S O Horton Bryan Ohio S Murphy Campton Martin Fugate who killed Camp bell Raisor a negro at Daysboro about two years ago escaped from the Campton jail Monday night and we understand Jailer Halsey has offered a reward of 50 for his capture J T Day wife and daughter Miss Daisy Day accompanied by Mrs Nannie Cravens arrived yes terday from Mt Sterling where they have been visiting for a month Charley Cecil is having a well bored in the lot near his new dwell ing and Arch Childers who is do ing the work says the rock through which he is boring is the hardest he ever struck in this county Roe Nickell and wife visited hor old home on the Murphy fork from Saturday until Sunday and were the guests of her brothers Will and John Murphy respectively For Sale- I offer for sale at a sacrifice my property in Hazel Green JOHN W CRAVEN Frankfort Ky A Horrible Holocaust One of the most heartrending horrors that we have been called upon to chronicle occurred at Can nel City late Sunday afternoon two children being burned to death The particulars as we learn them are that Joe Lykins a carpenter and father of the children had left home for Stillwater in this county where he is engaged build ing a house When it came time to milk and feed tho cow Mrs Ly kins left her baby in its crib and her other child three or four years old in the room closing the door and going out to do the chores After milking and feeding she re turned to tho house and when she opened the door was met with a sheet of flame the whole interior being a mass of fire She could do nothing toward saving her lit tle ones and was forced to witness the destruction of her house and contents including her loved ones Her anguish can be better imag ined than described As soon as the ruins cooled off the bodies were recovered but the trunks was all that remained Mr and Mrs Lykins have the sympathy of all the people in this section A Hard Debt to Pay- I owe a debt of gratitude that can never he paid off writes G S Clark of Westfield Iowa for my rescue from death by Dr Kings New Discovery Both lungs were so seriously affected that death seemed imminent when I began taking New Discovery The omi nous dry hacking cough quit be fore the first bottle was used and two morp bottles made a complete cure Nothing has ever equaled New Discovery for toughs colds and all throat and lung complaints Guaranteed by all leading dealers in Wolfe county liOp and 100 Trial bottles ftree This Means You All persons knowing themselves indebted to Drs Center Center for medical services must come in and settle their account at once It takes money to run our busi ness and we cant run without it Please dont overlook this matter or you will have to settle with a collectorThanking you for past favors we remain respectfully yours DRS CENTER CENTER Appendicitis- Is due in a large measure to abuse of the bowels by employing dras tic purgatives To avoid all danger use only Dr Kings New Life Pills the safe gentle cleansers and invigorators Guaranteed to cure headache biliousness malaria and jaundice 25c at all leading dealers in Wolfe county Closingout Sale From now until Jan 1 1008 we will sell you goods cheaper than ever before as the firm of J M Rose Sons will then be dissolved Goods will be sold regardless of profit and all persons owing the above named firm must make ar rangements to settle their accounts as they will have to be settled on or before that timeRespectfully J M ROSE SONS Back to His First Love Chas E Habioht erstwhile an attache of THE HERALD who left here ten years ago is again with us and we are consequently better prepared than over to do any kind of printing Take The Heraldonly 76c a year I 0000000000000000000006That gBecauseIs IttI your powers of resistance weakened 0 0S0Itcontains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so Aprepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest Q i ALL DRUGGISTS SOc OOOOOO Ooooooog J w vJ J os v CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of 9 and has been made under his personal anpervision since its infancy Allow no one todeceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations andJnstus goodare but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Costoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worm and allays Feverishness It cures Dlarrh a and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 9 Boars the Signature of VTA The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 3O Years THC eCHTAUft coY TT MURHAT TltlCT MCW YONN CITY txXXX x Preserve He Sow4 ere Substance Fafles- Whili in the enjoyment of health and looking your best you should have your picture made I have the only gallery net of Mt Sterling fitted with u skylight ami am prepared t make PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY STYLE OF FINISH that is known to thu art and in sizes lp m 1x2 to xT inched Every thing I turn out is guaranteed in both material and workman ship and having rendered satisfaction to all my past patrons I am confident that I can do so with all future customers A trial will convince you hatter than a cotumn of newspaper talk 8I make pictures of Family Groups and Dwelling and will answer all calls to tbe country Gallery on State Street Hazel Green Ky Call and see samples and learn prices ELLSWORTH LACY CCGOGC OOOOUC s COppp tf F PIER ATT President E F CECIL VicePresnt MARION KNIGHT Cashier S G SAMPLE Attorney N Capital tack 1500000c Iii riiiL i m1ii iiiiDIRECTORS E H SMITH H F PIERATT T M LEE J P ROSE J T WHALEY BEN MURPHY- H E ONEY E F CECIL JAMES B ELKINS t I Liberaltermss +ONE DOLAR BUYS Ynee JIIuuniai People of Kentuokg This popular book which is now in its fourth edition will for a limited time be sold for 100 the copy postage prepaid to any point in the country Press and people are loud in praise of it and patriotism prompts many to buy it Why not you You yell want it for your children- No better testimony to the worth anti success of that most admirable work done fur the Kentucky mountaineers may be found than this book by Wm H Haney a mountain boy Mr years old he was born In Morgan County and Is an excellent ex ample of ielf reliance typical of his auirdv race He has conquered difficulties of pover ty and other hampering circumstances defraying the expense of nil own education by the work ot his hands while he wilt at Hazel Green Academy Berea and Kentucky State College Meantime he has purchased a home for his father ami mother has written this bookttnd again It may be repeated that he Is only in his twentytourtltyear Two purposes seem to animate the pages of this book To describe mountain life as It actually Is and to correct the wrong Impressions of it others have striven to foist on the public Mr Haney gives rn historical sketch of the mountain people attributing to inherited traits and the Kentucky environment the characteristics that distinguished them Social conditions Feuds Industries Education Politics Religion end the Out look successfully afford Mr Haney subjects for interesting discussion He has known mountain life in its earlier conditions i s well as in recent years when conditions have been torn what Improved great as is still the need for more improvement and for earnest help front the outside world beycnd the mountains Though Indeed one of the wisest things Mr Hauey says is that It Is not only help from beyond the mountains that is need ed As he suggests that if the mountain people who have had the benefit of education will give some of their lives to those of their blood whom they understand better than alien teachers could do this will be II decided gain for the mountain communities Mr Haney writes in a direct style in good english that reriects credit both on bin own industry and his teachers He IId Intelligent sympathetic optimistic and loyal in his considerations of the mountain people He recognizes the need for industrial In provementi the teaching ofscientific farming and other immediate needs as well m the higher needs of these peple who offer such Q splendid challenge to the worker In sodclol By education and religionCourierJou- rnalSI00Buys It Address THE HERALD postpaid Hazel Creen Ky I1 100 7 7O rfJ 1t or I IP 4 I IJitKtROUT TAXES State Grangers On the tI t Subject I Demand For Study of the Question by the Farmer For His Own Interest The farmers composing the Grange an organization that has done much to study tIre real Interests of farmer has been taking a good theII of Interest In the subject of lately and some very pertinent ut torances on this question have heer Klven out In the addresses of the Masters at annual sessions of various mate Granges At a recent meeting of the Wash ington State Grange the Master gave Considerable attention to the question f taxation He said in part 1 urge every Grange In this state to take up the study of taxation in nil its phases earnestly and seriously luring the coming year for I feel strongly that we farmers have hard ly realized the Importance of thor oughly understanding the fundamental principles or taxation 3 In considering the subject of state taxes in the brief time I have been able to give it since mv mind has been fully roused to Its Importance i I have come to doubt very much wisdom of our present method of thojj ucfiBing state taxes Section 2 of ticle 7 of our state constitution is as j follows The legislature shall pro vide by law a uniform and equal rate I of assessment and taxation on property in the state according to a11II value in money This Is the property tax similar to Kentucky The above constitutional laI similar to that of many of provisionII ern states and enjoins a taxation which has been tried in prac tically all the states of the Union It requires the application of the tane fulce of taxation to forms of property totally different In character Most of I the older states such as Xew York Connecticut Massachusetts New JerII soy and Pennsylvania have cOU lions which impose no restraint on theII power of the legislature or very wore restraint than that imposed the federal constitution Those bII have developed systems of taxatl more In harmony with modern condi Lions The attempt to tax all kinds of property by the same rules has in all times and in all countries Imposed heavier burdens upon rural districts than cities and in a large degree has measured the tax to be paid by each iltlicn by the amount of his cca sumption rather than by the oppor tunity be enjoys to acquire wealth under the protection of the state The plan adopted by our neigh bor Oregon is to apportion the mate tax in proportion to the rove flue raised by each county Oregon wade the mistake of not carrying out tho principle to Its logical conclusion Tho tax should be apportioned in proportion to the entire revenue raised by each county and all the taxing die tricts within each county- It Is very easy to see that the moro highly developed and more densely populated a county may be the more money It needs for local purposes In proportion to its taxable values and tho greater is the power to pay taxes The tax apportioned in this manner will shift train the poorer and remote rural counties the burden they now bear and impose it on the more thickly settled and prosperous coun ties This change would do away with the universal temptation to un dervalue property in order to shift the state tax to other communities A t study of the experience of other states shows that one of the greatest evils baa been this incentive to undervalue It produces inequality and dissatisfac lion if not downright fraud The Ohio State Grange In Ohio they are proposing an amendment to the constitution that will per mit of a classification of the sources of revenue such as is now in effect in Pennsylvania The difficulty with tne Ohio constitution is exactly similar to that in Kentucky They ate pro posing there an amendment to the constitution which will make it read this way Taxes shall be levied at a uniform rate upon all property of the same clacs Tho Ohio constitu lion now requires that taxes shall be uniform upon all classes of property the provision being similar to that of the constitution of Kentucky The Master Honorable F A Dcrthick commenting upon the proposed amend ment to the constitution said To pull up every stake In our con Htitution seems heroic treatment and If done would throw upon tho people added responsibility In the selection of tholr representatives If classification is to be the plan adopted It should be left to a commission of at least five members appointed by the governor one from each of the four sisters whose combined efforts have made us all we arc one from manu facture one from mining one from j y commerce one from agriculture Thin board should be reinforced by the ap iyha JWatoul lItBuilds ForceJ21 1Jntegrltv1 Tic farmers are not committed to the idf of classification but we wish to joie in the study of tax revision The OXio State Grange assembled in annual session December 11 to 13 190C by a unanimous vote expressed the desiro of an organized body of taxpayers fifty thousand strong to co operate with all other interests in devising a tax system that shall be just and fair to every legitimate interest in the stat- eWomeru as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble Kidney trouble preys upon the mind discourages and lessensI ambition beauty vigor soonLf disappear when the kid neys are out of order or diseased I 1 aKidney trouble has I so prevalent that It is not uncommon J bornrI t 1 neys If the child kldj ates too often If the I urine rcalds the flesh or If when the child reache an age when it should be able to control the passage It Is yet afflicted with bedwetting depend upon it the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble and the first i step should be towards the treatment of I these important organs This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of kidneys and bladder and not to a habit theII most people suppose I Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble remedyThe I SwampRoot Is soon realized It Is sold I by druggists in fifty fOrtfT I cent and one dollar IIIoosizes You may have a I sample bottle by mall lian lice also pamphlet tell Rome of 8w apnoot Ing all about it including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received horn sufferers cured In writing Dr Kilmer c Co Binghamton N Y be sure and mention this paper j DrTt Take any mistake but remember r sme Swamp Root Dr KllrnlrI S v nipRoct ana he addreii EiijjamOfl iV r on rcrv cJltleII GET RICH QUICK 11101ISchemes of this class have ngain come to grief along with the gullible investors causing serious loss to t innocent business concerns as is always the case of panics in Wall St While this last lesson is yet fresh i in mind it is an opportune moment to consider causes and means to avoid like trouble in the future Direct your attention to that greatest of all Newspapers the Cia innali Enquirer From its columns me can readily detect the trend of urrency its lodging places by whom handled uses made of it and final results Attain you read quotations of Bonds Stocks and Securities of every nature fixing Status of 11 business from the retailer to United State Government Also Current News facts and reliable data covering the entire world 111 sufficiently explicit to enable stinking people to avoid stings and follow the channel of success I Its extra size null hih price isii he secret of its ability to discover ibtnin print and serve its patrons vith all the news and caterto wants f people in every calling of life The Weekly Enquirer for the year IflOS has greatly increased itsI Clubbing offers which now include the most select and jwpnlar publications of the day at prices slightly over half the regular Subscription ratesDo not overlook the fact that the year 1908 promises to excel in prosperity any of the past and that the inquirer printed at Cincinnati Ohio is one of the most reliable sources of information gelTilEFarmer both ono year for 75jff a Ill sayBut because different medicines act on different parts ofthe body One medicine goes to the liver another to the spine Wine of Cardui to the womanly organs So that Iis why Wine of Carduiha- sproven so efficacious in most cases of womanly disease Try itJf Mrs Wm Turner of Bartonville III writes I suffered for years with female diseases and doctored WtII I MedialnI i Address Ladles AdvlsorY Dept The cMttanorga Medicine Co etnttanoegaTenn nOuu Bungles l Buggies I II I Toe citizens of Hazel Green and this vicinity are herewith informed that they can nor buy firstclass buggies at home i 1 am prepared to furnish the best made and at reasonable prices I dont litiu t die anything but firstclass buggies and those who want cheap claptraps will have to go elsewhere BRemeniber if you want a FIRST CLASS BUGGY one that will give satisfaction in comfort and wear Ican supply you Csll and see me at my shop In Hazel Green Ke +poctfullv JOHN H ROSE Fruit Ornamontal Trees i Shrubs Grape Vines I Asparagus Ev e r y thing for Orchard Lawn and Garden We employ no agents Catalogue on Appli cation- H F HILLENMEYER S SONS LEXINGTON KY tNIuJ OI Ig i UNDERTAKERHAZEL 1 havo several fine Collins in my shop and am prepared to make any style to order and on the most reasonable terms I also have A Handsome Hearse aud will attend all burials when so requested Public patronage is respectfully solicited GEO RICE rttff BBN MURPHY DEALER IN GENERAL STORES NEOLA KY Offers the citizens in and around Hele chawa the best line of goods ever seen in this section at the price A big round dollar spent with him will bring you more in return than it would anywhere Country produce and railroad ties taken in exchange for goods and your patron youbuymuch you can save Tile Wioestorg Bank WINCHESTER KY N H WmiERsroox Presidenti Paid fp Capital i 10000000 Unillvtileil IVollU t IIOOOIJOO- Bauilmtme i 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