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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ipi 4t- tr S vAb 7 + 1 41rt i t z A + 4nr Fi 4JJi4 y t r ice r A lWiSi b HERALD0 Estab1i ked March 4 186 Made ramous la the Story of Jonathan and His Continent1 Max ORell Q To SPBNCRn Owner and Editor1VII 100 aYtlrw 4ilr llee 0f TWENTYTHIRD YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 0 1908 NUMBER 52 T Udntfon and Eastern Railway Time Title In Elect Jane 21 1908 WEST BOUND No1 oa 106 STATIONS Dallyex Daily and Sunday Sandar Sunday ouly AMLve PMLve AMLve Jackson 6 10 am 2 20 pm 700 am- OK Jnnct 6 lb pm 2 25 pm 705 am BeattyVe Jc 7 07 am 3 20 pm 750 am Torrent 7 30 am 3 41 pm 812 am Nat Bridge 7 45 am 3 65 pm 826 am Clmptou Jin 7 43 am 3 67 pn 828 am Stanton 8 15 IW 4 26 pm tb2 am Clay City 826 am 436 pm 902 am LEJunon 9 OOlm 607 pm 1t34am Winchester 9 12am b 20 pm 946am- Lexton ar 9 661m 1106 pm 1026 om EAST BOUND No2 No4 Dally ex Daily and IiIISunday Sunday PM LyeAMLyeI 225 pm 0 Lexington o 7 3b am 3 10 pm 20 Winchester 1120 8 13 am 3 25 pm LEJunctionJ 8 26 pm 4 00 pm 40 Clay City 40 9 02 am 4 topm 44 MStanton144 9 10 am 4 40 pm Campton Juntni I 38 pm 4 45 pm 57 Nat Bridge 6719 43 am 4 57 pm 62 Torrent 62 66 am 5 18 pm 70 DeaUrveJo am 6 10 pm 90 OKJuncn 7011017 am 6 15 pm 94MJaokaon am CONNECTIONS t L E JUNCTIONTrains Nos 12 and 3 will make connection with the COBy for Mt Sterling CAMPTON JUNCTIONTrain Nos 1 2 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central By for Pine Ridge and Campton BEATTYVLLB JUBCTION Trains Nos 2 and 4 will make connection at Beattyville with the L and A Railway for passengers to and from Beattyville O K Junction Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect wlththe O K Railway for local RailwayWManager OBA8UCOTTOen Pass Agent io HM Baiiwag Time Table May 21 I0O6 WEST BOUND No33 rc Bl No 21 Daily ex j= STATIONS Daily e Sunday r Sunday PM Asa 0 27 PM Ann 6 20 6 Cannel City 22 12 15 4 55 11 Helechawa 20 12 19 45 13 Lee City 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 5 52 22 Wilhurst 6 11 44 + 3 10 27 OK Junction 0 11 16 3 00 Jackson 11 05 EAST BOUND No 34 K K No 22 Daily ex = STATIONS g Daily uSunday f Sunday AM LVE PMLvK 7 10 27 Cannel City 0 1 00 7 33 21 Helechawa 6 1 17 7 45 19 Lee City 11 1 23 8 24 13 HamptouM 13 1 44 8 37 10 Wilhurst 20 161 9 25 1 OK Junction 22 2 25 9 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30 to tf No21 and 22 will make close connectioi at OA K Junction with Nos 3 and 4 for points on the Lexington and Eastern Rail- wayL M L CONLEY Superintendent mountaIn GontIa = allIOaa No 1 No 2 DEPART ARRIVE 000 a mCampton1180 a m 200 p m Campton G00pm No 2- ARRIVE No 1- DEPART 7 80 amCampn Juno10 05 am 8 80 pmCauipn Juno 440 pm The Mountain Central makes connection with all L E pas enger trains JIENRY4V KT- BKPBE8KNTINO THE JOSEPH G REED CO d Wholesale Dry Qeodi and Notions raJ ft P01tISMOUTHOHIO M Solicit the trade of 4be merchants of East ern Kentucky and guarantees Price and J quality ot goods Hold orders for him iIt6E T nOSE 8 O SAMPLE J ROSE SAMPLE Attorneys and CounselorsatLaw CAMPTON KY This firm will practice in all the Courts of Wolfe and adjacent counties Special attention given to Corporation Law and BealEaiflfe Litigation Ofiew Secod Floor Ffnaeri ssd- iradtrs e- y 4ti ir wq1t t it jrl i j f p t t Ii t w iI C t7 i J- aF is J tt r COUNTY NEWS Local Items ofgeneral interest to a majority of our readers especi ally distant friends LANDSAW LACONICS 0J M Tester went to Campton today on legal business it being County court day Cceaar Lindon of Gillmore can didate forGirouit court clerk was at this place Monday Prof W H Dean went to work in his school today after being out a week in the institute Stephen Swango of Valeria vis ited his daughter Mrs E T Kaih from Friday until Monday Mrs Laura McGuire and Miss Ollie Swango went to Hazel Green Friday returning Saturday Miss Caroline Taylor one of the belles of Landeaw returned to her school on Cave branch Sunday Mrs Rhoda Swango of Valeria visited her granddaughter Mrs H L Whismnn Saturday and Sun dayWick Landrum of Menifee came up Sunday and stayed over until Monday with his brother Joe at this place Roger Bryan Geo Brown Will Perry J H Pieratt J H Henry and two othertraveling men inter viewed our merchant Jast week Misses Nora and Zelpha Pioratt of Grassy visited at E T Rashs Saturday night and went to the Baptist Association at the Semi nary Sunday Mrs E T Kash in company with her father went to Helecha wa Monday to see her brother W W Swango who is very low with typhoid fever Rolliu Combs is now hauling ties and staves for J B Hollon from Lacy creek to Helecbawa Rollin is a hustler he stirs from daylight till dark N L Combs was elected school trustee in Landeaw district Camp ROSA in Buchanan J M Tester in Murphy J H Johnson in the Hurst and Hiram Swango in the ChambersQuito large crowd were at the Baptist Association Sunday last Among those present we noticed several from Hazel Green Lacy creek DaysboroGillmore Toliver and Campton There wus a difficulty at the Buchanan school district last Sat urday during the election in which Kelly Banks was slightly out in the side with a knife in the hands of Jim Webb Mort Halsey who is teaching the Murphy school left the Baptist Association out of his program Sunday and went to Simpson in Breathitt county where there seemed to be a greater attraction John Smyth who welit to Illinois about three weekav ago and was taken sick itttoredmtely upon his arrival there returned homo on tile 1st but says he is going back as soon as he can dispose of his personal property Aug 8 ANON LiB ctntOC1LS J B Rose of ail was here WednesdayJas of Flat Gap was hero Tuesnay on business About 26 from here attended the show at Cannell CitySaturday 1M Rose ot the Soatbirait ijheWihii ve k rUifiuf relative R Il Ii ft tJ t JljWttJtI r1 1 iItIICA1 t f o 4 TO CORJIESPONDENTSMail your items early so they will reach our office not later thanTaesday morning Monday If possible Ntiws received after that will not be published uulets of unusual Im portance Advertise no ones biuinets anti write on one side of the paper only B F Wells sold his grist mill to Charley Patrick consideration 400J A Graham Co loaded and shipped five cars of lumber last weekBorn to the wife of Bruce Lew is a tenpound boy July 80 Dr Wise officiating S G Sample candidate for county attorney was hero last week on business- J R Terrill was here last week and sold to Charley Patrick tract of land in Montgomery county A A Duff passed through hero Saturday for Sunnyside where Mrs Daft is visiting her mother In the race for trustee here Sat urday Dr J H Dunn won over W R Patrick by fourteen votes The vote was 10 to 30 Aug 8 A R ExcellentHealth Advice Mrs M M Davison of No 879 Gifford Ave San Jose Cat says liThe worth of Electric Bitters as a general remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels is so pronounced that I am prompted to say a word in its favor for the benefit of those seeking relief from such afflictions There is more health for the di gestive organs in a bottle of Electric Bitters than in any other rem edy I know of Sold under guar antee at all dealers 50f RNT1OPICS 0J D Edwards is on the sick list this week Garret the son of Tom Hall is on the ick list Mrs Plene Barker was a guest of Mrs G WBeasley Sunday A large crowd from Laurel at tended the footwashiug at Still waterMisses Ethel Ella and Golden Edwards were guests of John Bar ker and family Sunday James OHair wife and baby visited relatives on Big branch from Friday until Monday John OHair accompanied by Edgar Edwards made home folks a visit Saturday and Sunday Misses Nannie and Dorcas Bar ker made J D Edwards and fam ily a visit Saturday afternoon Jack Hall and family of Big branch were guests of James Ris ner and family Saturday and Sun day Miss Ethel Cecil of Consolation accompanied by her brother Clay passed through hero Sunday en route to Stillwater Mrs Laura Stamper accompa nied by her daughter Lillie was the guest of Tom Halls family Saturday afternoon Of the young folks from this place who attended church last Sunday at Stillwater we noticed Lillie Julia and Laura Stamper Stella Edwards Ova Cundiff and StamperAug SNOWDROP For Sere Feet I have found Bucklena Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for lore feet as well as for healing burns sores cuts and all manner of abrasions writes W Stone of East Poland Me It is the proper thing for pile Try it Sold on or1ut4lttrdl dOtlm2o L f 1- l jt1 v i1 INSKO ITEMS 0 Sherman Elam of Hazol Groan was here last nook Sehorn Allen of Lee City was in this section Sunday Pres Craee is enlarging and otherwise improving his barn Andy Crases baby has been very sick tor soveral days but is im proving J H Strickland defeated Willie West in the school election by on ly two votes Ren Henry and Burns Elam tied in the race for school trustee in District 70 Mr and Mrs Henry Elam Jr of Magoffin county were guests of Mrs D B Back Sunday Corn is looking very well in tins vicinity but some farmers are complaining of dry weather Dock Goodman who had been suffering tor some time with drop sy died last week and was buried at Belknap Boone and Lollie Back are at tending the bedside of their moth er who is very ill with fever at her home in Rousseau Mrs B F Elam was called to Robbins in Breathitt county last week to be at the bedside of her mother who is very low with the feverQuite a number from here took i in the big circus at Cannel City Saturday Among them we saw Grant Elam Howard Back Wm Do vis James Crnee Peter Wages and others Aug 3 DIRE HEMLOCK Why James Lee Got Well Everybody in Zanesville Ohio knows Mrs Mary Leb of rural route 8 She writes My husband James Lee firmly believes he owes his life to the use of Dr Kings New Discovery His lungs were so severely affected that consumption seemed inevitable when a friend recommended New Discov ery We tried it and its use has restored him to perfect health Dr Kings New Discovery is the king of throat and lung remedies For coughs and colds it has no equal The first dose gives relief Try it Sold under guarantee at all dealers 50f and 1 Trial bottle free ROSE PORK RAMBLES o Newton Lee went to Jackson ou a business trip Saturday Quite a big crowd from this place went to the circus at Cannel City Saturday James A Rose of Winchester and Miss Mary B Arnett spent Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Shackelford and report an enjoyable time An ice cream supper was given by Miss Mary B Arnett at the home of Mr and Mrs Chos Rose in honor of James A Rose of Winchecterand Miss BetseyShock elford of Paxton and all express ed themselves of having a nice time James Hurt and Newton Lee left singing Goodbye little girl goodbye- Aug 8 MAIL STATE OF 01110 CITY OK TOLFDO sLUOASFrank J Cheney makes oath that he fa senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business In the City of Toledo County and State aforeiald and that said firm will pay the mm of ONE HUNDHED DOLLARS for each and every case of ca tarrh that can not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pretence this 6th day ot December 1830 A W GLKASON SEAL Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure it taken luternally and actk directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimoni free rJ CUEHKY 4 Co Toledo 0 Ill by all Druggist 75e Ttfe WanA flMoily Pills for MiisU iutlolti F N e A J FEKIN PROBLEMS 0 T F Ward is Visiting relatives in Ohio J G Yocnm of Ezel wus horo on business today The infant child of Wesley Bo lin and wife is dangerously ill Miss Mollie Hale began her school at Pine Grove Monday John Goad has just completed a new verandah for W T Ward J A Gibbs recently sold hie stock of goods to his father Adol phus Gilbs Elder Hnrlan Murphy has just returned from an extended visit in Carter county The beautiful dwelling of A D Gibbs was burned down last week LOBS about 1200 The box supper at Toms branch Saturday night was given for the benefit of the newly erected church A union meeting will begin here Friday night August 7 and con tinue over Sunday A large at tendance is expected George McGuire has returned from Oklahoma and Nebraska He went to lookout a llocation but did not find a suitable one Among those who attended the box supper at Toms branch Saturday night we noticed Finly Ward John McGuire Hubert Hale and Stanley Ward They reported A good time Aug 1 S W She Likes Good Things Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Me says I like good things and have adopted Dr Kings New Life Pills as our family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without making a fuss about it These painless purifiers sold at all dealers 25g MURPHY PORK MINUTES o Mort Cecil bought twelve head ofsheep from John S Pieratt lost weekMiss Lulu Ratliff accompanied by Harry Noble made a visit to Ira Noble and wife at Caney from Tuesday until Friday Hiram Greor of Ezel a crack fiddler of the mountains is on the creek this week filling the air with sweet melodious strains Misses Nora and Zelpha Pieratt visited the homo of Edgar Kasb at Landsaw Sunday and took in the footwashing at Stillwater Uncle Harry Murphy recently discovered a fine vein of coal on his place and has employed Willie Smith an expert miner to dive into it- Aug 3 POET A Handsoae Trophy One of the handsomest trophies that will be presented at the big Bluegrass fair which cornea off at Lexington the week of August 10 to 15 is the pitcher donated by the American Saddle Horse Breed ers Association Through a mis apprehension of the desires of the association the requirements con cerning that pitcher were mis stated in the catalogue where the offer was made for the finest Am erican saddle horse two years old and under As a matter of fact the conditions made by the Saddle Horse Breeders Association enlarge and broaden the classification as the trophy is offered for the best stallion or mare three years old or under It is however confined to Kentucky exhibitors This year as last it is certain to be the source of one of the best ot all the plendid shows at the BlnegMMr fair j 4 i 0 KENTUCKY g LStt I Carefully Collated and Concisely N1 Chronicled y During an electrical storm the reel deuces ot Martin James and John Bur bylightningshocked Mrs James McEwan of near Renick in Clark county has one cow from which she has made 240 pounds of butter due log the put year or an amage offlve pounds per week i At the state rifle range atFrankfort- J W Wilson of Co H fliadTesboro broke all records for aifo6tfrigat 800yyards He made a perfect score hitting the bnlleye ten straight times Near Harrodsburg End McCrysial was shot and killed by Henry Moore Both men had been drinking and Moore claims selfdefense He has a wifeaedll two children McCrystnl was Urirnir ried Yd1 M C Coyle committed suicide afhia home in Purls It is aid that hV tried to cut his throat with a razor flWch gb1erbutpocketknife From the July crop report of the state agricultural department we learn that the acreage of tobacco in the brrleydfs strict is only 18 per cent of last year while in the dark tobacco district itis 73 percent 1 rb t 4 The Louisville Commercial club has fl LhetiItaterough If roadsJsoon l afretbuildingHearst the New York newspaper magnate for this journalistic venture JfogPagreeddrink of whisky for election purpoeet They are Wiley C Marshall and George Davis They have also agreed to usoitheir efforts to punish any petsOn air ht 1 corrupting the suffr gefi MtEdthat his wife and James Morris allof Fleming county were keeping Illicit companionship and watched the wrttple He caught them in the act and opened fire shooting his wife and Mttrrialdtbe rlegs Smoot surrenderedand pleadathe unwritten law Clark Curreni of Mercer county Is In a streak of bad luck His furniture was bucned his fine mare has fistula a a 1 dog he had refused 850 for Ladan eye put out a cow kicked hlinOD thfelegI and splinteted tbttbon and ifbulh kef- ight with him and broke thebdbe6 la V two fingers At Three Springs in Hart county ubeeosbaged 14 The I boys are said to quarreled at a ball game and tho tJfJfgot the better of the younger the Comer boy secured a 2 shotgun and emptied both barrels Intoithe head of Spitger f 11 Remits FotTwoyKitchens 0 JttlySB Spencer Cooper Hazel Gr 1008IDear Sir Enclosed pl money order for two subscription to your valuable paper oils for itmyself and one for my brother + Brock Honcholl Simpsoni Breath itt county Ky I am some behind but I hope you will keep myname yon the subscription list as Icon not do without THE HERALD for it gives Die the news about my old home and friends ao wiahingyouff j and THE HERALD and Mrs Cooper much success I will close Yours MOLLIEEvANI 3 Beech Corners Tarrytown N Y July 29 Spencer Cooper Hazel Green Ky Dear Sir Enclosed please find one dollar for renewal of subscrip tion to HAZEL GREEN HERALD Sincerely L E BATEMBN Charley Rose of Madison county was in town a feW dkj since haviug come froth hia BettliDlda gran farm to viiit bftliirattir a mother and fruud tot iriflWiiAVi r i 1 Vftlfr JthSi- t VCi Xii I f I t C Mft fiiEjEIItIEateredsttke harsh OreenPos i eeeaaseeoudolaesmatten I SPENCER COOPER Editor HAZEL GREEN KY THURSDAY August 6 1908 A DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN- ofy Nebraska F For Viee President rJOHN W KERN- of Indiana 7For Congress Tenth Congressional District Y AMOS DAVIS of Morgan County t ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY STAMPERWe are authorized to ant uY 1 A H Stamper off Campton as a candidate for Common wealths Attorney of the 23rd JudicialI District to fill the unexpired term sub ject to the action of the Democratic party 0a FOR COUNTYJUDO- ESWANGf We are authorized to an nounce JM Hud SWAN GO as a candidate for the office of Coun tyJudge of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party q o OUnnirTV We are authorized to OnUlmLl nounce ELIAS SHOOKE CountyJudgee f y action of the Democratic party HOWE We are authorized to announce S P HOWE H a candidate forr County Judge of Wolfe county subjectl to the action of the Democratic primary FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ILINDEN We are authorized to Rnnoune J Cesar Linden of Gillmore ft as a candidate for the office of Circui- Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the Democratic primary 0FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK TUnWe are authorized to S TUTT as a candidate for the office of County Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party HANKS We nre authorized to announce JAMES T HANKS at a candidate for Clerk of the Wolfe County court subject to the action of the Dem ocratic primary i FOR SHERIFF SMI1Vearonuthorized to announcei I candidate for the office of Sheriff of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic t party I authorized to announce SGEOI W BALLET as a can didate for Sheriff of Wolfe county sub- ject4 to the action of the Dcmocatic party ARNETTWe are authorized to I FLOYD ARN as a candidate for Sheri of Wolfe county subject to the decision of the Democratic primary FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to an r rSAMPLE nounceJS G SAMPLE of Campton as a candidate for County At torney of Wolfe county subject to the + action of the Democratic party- FORJA1LER 0 VERWeareauthorized toannounce for jCountysubjestty i FOR ASSESSOR AWe are authorized to announcer l B Tyra of Stillwater as a 1 countysFOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT TAIII DEC We are authorized to an- nouncelAULDtC JOHN W TAUL a BEE as a candidate for County Super intendent of Schools subject to the action J of the Democratic party o are authorized to annouce ONEYWe Oney of Hazel Green as a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools subject to the action of the Democratic primary REPORT come to us from all over the district that Judge DnvisI the Democratic nominee for con p gressman is rallying the rank and file at a rapid rate One gentle man of Johnson county writes us that he will poll more votes in that county than1 any Democrat over did Another gentleman who J has traveled all over the distriotII his business being that ofa com Lj mercial tourist says that in his experience he has never witnessed such enthusiasm and he seemsII quite sanguine cf his eleotionII Space forbids the mention of oth ors but suffice it to say that the- Npamet general reports come from t 1 r FiR pert section 1 C r 1r c 1 I I SIX ORfiAf DAYS Af Yk6 tKENTUCWf lfAYE FAIR The Special Day proramhl18 been announced with Fred W Kelskcr CommeI I School Childrens Day It will mark 100000Livenearing completion and which when finished will be by far the greatest exhibition hall In America It is a building which will reflect credit not only to the management of the State Fair but to the state itself The cere monies will Include an address by Gov error Wlllson and in all probability a number of other distinguished speak ers will be present on that occasion School children will be admitted that day for 10 cents and Prof H 0 Me Kee President of the Kentucky State Educational Association who is chairman of the first days program Is en deavoring to get out the largest attendance of children ever seen on a fairground in a single day Tuesday Sept 15th will be College Day and Fraternal Day Prof F Paul Anderson of the State University at Lexington is chairman and Charles B Norton of Louisville vice chairman for that day On account of the very low railroad rates a much larger attendance of college students than usual Is expected and Prof Anderson is actively working for large delega colleglatyInstitutions ternal organizations of Loulavlllexnd other cities and towns of the state are Invited to Join In an effort to make this one of the biggest days of the Fair On this day tho Judging In all departments will begin Horse and cattle awards will bo made in the new show pavilion while all other live stock poultry and other departments especiallyYWednesday Sept 16th will be Lou elsvllle Day and Southern Indiana Day Mayor James F Grinstead of Louis yule will be chairman and Jacob Best mayor of New Albany and E N vicelmayors three cities will issue a halfholiday procla matron In addition to the many attractive horse rings jack stock Here ford and Angus cattle Ayreshtre cat WhitetSwine Hampshire Cotswold and American Merino sheep will be judged Thursday always the largest in at tondance of the week will be known Oneno single day or event In tho year are so many KentuckIans from all sections of the state assembled together Mr Tim Needham Wllllamstown Ky president of the Kentucky Press Asso elation Is chairman for that day and has named for his associates a Dumber of the most wideawake young newspaper men of the state and if plans do not miscarry It will prove a genuine reunion of the quillpushers Governor Wlllson will call a meet Ing of all persons Interested In good roads in Kentucky on this day at the State Fair Every city commercial club and fiscal court In the state will bo Invited to send delegates and It Is expected to here organize a permanent Good Roads Association in Kentucky The question of securing the adoption by the people in 1909 of the Bosworth good roads amendment to the Consti lowETTthe State Fair at tractions It Is thought a recordbreak ing crowd of good road advocates will be on hand Friday Sept 18th has been desig DayJKy president of the Kentucky Branch American Society of Equity has been named as chairman and F P Wolcott of Covington Ky Master of the Ken tucky State Grange vice chairman Arrangements are being made for an Immense parade of the members of the Society of Equity composed of the many tobacco growers in both the dark patch and burley districts through the streets of Louisville that day This powerful organization as silted by that noble band of true and enlightened farmers known as Uu Pat rons of Husbandry are uniting their efforts and walking shoulder to shoul der In this move and propose to hake it an event of far reachtng importance and magnitude to the Kentucky farm er Miss Alice Loyd the daughter of the Society of Equity will deliver an address The judging In all depart ments except horses will be concluded this day and In the afternoon then will be a grand parade of all the prize winners horses mules jacks and cat tie In the Livestock Pavilion with rib bons attached and animals placed in the order the awards were made Saturday the last day will be Ev erybodys Day Anyono not clatesed under any other day will certainly be Included in this Fairs TimeKeepers of Progress President McKInley in his last speech made upon the grounds of the Buffalo Exposition said among other things Fairs and Erposltions are the timepieces which mark the progress of nations and every fair great or small has helped IB some onward progress The Kentucky breeder of livestock cannot bring his stock before the pub Ito attention better than by taking a premium at the Kentucky State Fair For catalogue entry blanks or other Information write J W Newman Secretary 330 Paul Jones Bulldlfltf Zouls 4 p fIIr i 1 aat u rGrajjmtjKgAfa mttteo of the 23rd Judicial Diilrfct of Kentucky held in Jackson Friday Julya namingtime a candidate for Circuit Judge and one for Commonwealths Attorney to be voted for at the November 1008 election j whoIcnlledcall the following members of the com jinittee were present Ed Callahan chair man Dreathitt county L C lliddell proxy Estill county JI Lyon proxy Lee county J P Lyon proxy Wolfe countyOn motion of L O Riddell which was met with a second and made unani mous J P Lyon WM chosen secretary of the meeting On motion of J P Lyon which was seconded and carriod it was ordered and directed by the committee that mass meetings in each of the counties of the said 23rd Judicial District of Kentucky be held at the court housein the respect ive counties at 1 oclock p m Thurs day the 20th day of August 1908 and elect delegates for the district conven tionIt is further ordered that the conven tion for the said 23rd Judicial IMscrict for the purpose of nominating n Demo cratic candidate for Circuit Judge and Commonwealths Attorney to be voted for at the November election 1908 be held In JnckRon Hrenthtt county Ky at 2 oclock p m Tuesday the 25th day of August 1908 It is requested that all newspapers in the 23rd Judicial District publish these minutes as notice of said conventions- On motion of K O Riddell the meet- Ing adjourned ED OATLAHAN Chairman J P LYON Secretary Democrats Hopeful in Tenth- Congressional District Hon Charles Keyser chairman of the campaign committee of the Tenthcongressional district was in the city last evening en route to his home in Paiutsvlllo after a visit to Louisville whore ho was in conference with Democratic leaders from the Western part of the state I L M iirsay t91mlag coming campaign meraVoTTje big guns bf tho Democratic par ty will deliver speeches for the ticket in the Tenth- Accompanying Mr Keyser was Hon Henry M Cox of Morgan county who will manage the Dem ooratic campaign in his home county They both report that things are looking promising in the Tenth district not only for Bryan but for Uncle Amos Davis Democratic candidate for congress against tho present in cumbent John W LangleyLex iugton Herald Aug 1 Congressman Langley in Winchester Hon John WLangleycongress man for the Tenth district was here several days the pa3t week Mr Langley speaks in the highest terms of his opponent Mr Davis They are both mountain men and equally popular Party lines will not be adhered to strictly and the people will elect the one that they think will make the most efficient nSunSeu tinel Poultry Exhibit at Bluegrass Fair Especial attention is directed to I the splendid offering for poultry and pigeons at the Bluegrass air An excellent judge has been se cured and entries for this class of stock close August 0 the fair be giuuiog Monday August 10 The poultry show has boon for the past two years ono of the most promi nent features of the Bluegrass fair one iu which all the leading poul try raisers of Kentucky have par ticipated Their support should be especially enlisted this year because the Bluegrass fair assooia tion has provided a poultry building that meets all requirements of exhibitors and is in every sense an addition of value and of real ser vice on the grounds The Cuinpiiigii Is On WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT To form your opinions and keep in touch with tae progress of the campaign you will need firstclass newspapers We have made a special arrangement whereby you can get the Daily CourierJournal 125 Daily Louisville Times 125 Weekly CourierJournal 35 FROM NOW UNTIL DECEMBER 1 1908 paperthroughday as subscriptions will start with issue of day order is received No back numbers can be sent Or you can have the HAZEL GREEN HERALDf- or 12 months and either of the above dailies FOR ONLY 225 onlyduzinscription will be received at the reduced rate aftcjr August 31 under any circumstances MWiMJSend your subscription orders to this i f paper NOT to the CourierJournal or Times Address THE HERALD ssa sasa a- In Presidential Year 1908 Those Who Want the TRUTH Should 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SUn sell Enar If not now a subscriber send JIOO for a full years subscription by imall or IZ80 for six months subscription Understand that these rates are by mallionlr and that subscription price by carrier or agent It 10 cents per week The Evening Post Is lint In everything has the most State news and best market reports b 1411 l1ewpaper for the home The Evening Post LOUISVILLE KY it crr 7 wYY iy 4 w w T R f I t 1 i ii j z rf= t 5 r i i ii1 More il Ii y tern rr 111 you have money toburn Keep it in the house where it may be burned lost or stolen but if you want to keep it safely where it will always berready for you when needed deposit it with us A account will give you a better business standing in the community and apreatigo that you may never have enjoyed before If your name is not on ourtbooks we will be pleased to see it there before the close of the year 1908 S i II is THE HAZEL GREEN BANK 01I r HAZELGREENACADEMY Fall Term Opens Sept 8 1908 Special attention will be given to teachers who wish to review all the Common Branches in preparation for Spring Examinations The COURSES OF STUDY have been revised so as to afford the best advantages possible for young men and women who desire to bettor prepare themselves for teaching or wish to prepare for the STATE CERTIFICATE or the STATE DIPLOMA The ACADEMIC COURSE well equips the student for the SOPH OMORE YEAR in College The Faculty is composed of Nine Teachers Careful attention is given to each student TUITION IS FREEiIncidental Fee of 500 is charged for the term Board with Heat and Light 200 per week Furnished Rooms Free Write for Catalogues- MM CARTER SecyTreas H J DERTHICK Principal Misses JIIapIB ana TIou announce to the ladies of town and surroundingvicinity that they now have in stock their new and fresh Spring ana8 Slip pliliineiy Ofithelinery emporiums in the metropolis of Louisville they feel amply able to please the most fastidious tastes even in extremest cases They also have a select line of LADIES FURNISHING GOODS such as Collars Belts Cloves Etc ffln addition to the Millinery Business we have a DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENTt- o which we give our customers the best advantage and from our line of literature with illustrations the bust styles can be seen and used We are located one dror west of the postoffice Gall and see our stock for yourself Thanking you for your patronage during the past season and hoping to merit its continuance we are respectfully o MAPEL TROY Cheapest In Price of- Subscription Most Complete and Accurate NInNNII r1lll Kentuckys Fearless Newspaper The greatest Presidential campaign of this generation will soon be in full swing Just now there is a most interesting fight on for the nominations Are you in touch with the trend of events in both parties Are you acquainted with the qualifications of the various candidates No newspaper in Kentucky is better fitted to publish complete reports during the Presidential campaign Its reputation for fairness is supreme You must have a dailyton pp jeer Our clubbing arrangement is t1oJ ii a IIery attractivee jr THE LOUISVILLE HERALD w Daily and Sunday andrrTHE HAZEL GREEN HERALD nthOne Year foreA75 1r 1 84 L C w s- a M hw A i j1Iti s JooJjr Yp 1o t- t f t f r t Jotr 71 1 f- s it 1 it I rreftilO k j r Y1ti I r i4 i 17 II r I j c of it I rat J ExS p Jfl 7 r J1ii HIImI e I DRINK WAINSCOTTS POP t Henry Cecil left Sunday or Mon W day to bring home his wife who init Menifee county 4 W G Franklin representing the Newbury Shoo Co Huntington W Va was in town Tuesday and interviewing our merchants Dr Wheeler wife and child of y West Liberty visited Mrs Wheel Iters uncle Dr C H Williams i and family of this town Saturday and Sunday I Campton Stillwater and Bonny with anew and unsigned corre spondence from luako did not roachus until last night Too late for this issue Mrs C F Kash announces that she will serve ice cream and cake each Saturday afternoon and at night in side room of Kash John Ban Kashe store Miss Nancy Swango daughter of Arbury Swango of Means is visiting her sister Mrs Henry Cecil whom she accompanied to 4herhome a few daya ago Mrs Ada Kash of our town is unquestionably queen of tomato growers in this section This fact may be verified by anyone who visits t he garden of C F Kashor Little Doe f Hon Joo P Rose and daughter Miss Mattio accompanied by Miss Myrtle Cecil will next week take in the Blue Grass Fair at Lexing ton together with its many en joyable amusements Miss Hazel Ringo a most valned friend and subscriber of THE HERALD who has been in a nice busi ness position at Holden W Va is home on a visit and all were delighted to seoher W T Caskey recently repainted his residence which adds largely to its appearance Emmett Camp bell his nephew was the artiet and although only an amateur he did a very handsome job Married at the residence of the brides parents Louis Hylton and wife on Blaokwater in Morgan county Saturday Aug 1 Mies Annie Hylton and Carl Murphy Rev Wm Yocum officiating Estill Clark of Hazel Green Academy received his certificate yesterday on state examination and had a percentage of 92k He will take charge of the Cannel City graded school the first week in September It will be learned with sincere regret that Rev H J Derthiok for the past three years the popu lar principal of the Hazel Green Academy has severed his connec tion with that popular institution y of learning Col William Day facetiously fit called Big Bill and by the way r rone of the most companionable fellows and the Meet fellow about his house to be found in the land was visiting his brother J Taylor Day this week Miss Stella Manker the genial and faithful little clerk in they Hazel Green Bank for the last two months returned to her home at West Liberty last Saturday by way of Cannel City where she took in Sun Brothers circus Miss Mae Williams and Jesse Taylor Kash paid TilE HERALD a evenIingi t our office in a onehorse drag in lieu of an automibile and had a pleasant social talk with Our Man About Town I Lait week the editor of this pa per was in Lexington enjoying the kit beauties of the bluegrass metrop +t Zohs thus leaving all the business lofgetting out THE HERALD to our valuable assistant Chas E Hab ioht one of the most proficient practical printers and versatile f writers it has been our privilege to know in a career of over four k delad9- ii ti Cfw=t- I 10 f q 4 i f1 J t avtirr r r p ltt Col Spencer Cooper the irides cent and irrepressible editor of the HAZEL GREEN HERALD of Hazel Green Ky was in Lexington Mon day having come to the metropo lis from his mountain fastness to have some finishing touches put on the catalogue which ho is issuing for tho Hazel Green Academy the flourishing educational institution in his town Col Cooper I has been a marked man in Ken tucky journalism ever since Max ORell the brilliant Frenchman made him and his paper famous in his book Jonathan and His Continegt a few years ago Col Cooper is an original genius him self wielding a versitile graceful witty trenchant pen and he has made the HAZEL GREEN HERALD one of the best and most widely read papers published t nthe Kentucky mountains Long may he liveLexington Leader Our hat is off to you Col Rob erts for this handsome tribute A Golden Wedding The following invitation was re ceived a few days since by the editor and hie bailor seveneighths and emanates from a village in which we spent our early happy days the lady extending the invi tation being an early childhood ohum and at present compiling the family tree of the editor We therefore regret our inability to attend far more than words can express 1858 1908 Mr and Mrs Richard G Phillips request your pretence at their Golden Wedding Annlverrary August 8 1008 210 East Second Street Carthage Ohio Warren Eubank of Lexington was here last week attending the Teachers Institute and soliciting subscriptions to the Southern School Journal He was a guest of the Day House where Our Man About Town met him and incidentally discovered that he had the distinction of being the youngest student who ever matri culated at the Kentucky State College he having enrolled when he was only 11 years of age He is an extremely affable and cour teous boy and his papa Rico S Eubank editor of the Southern School Journal should feel proud of his precocious progeny The election for school trustee held at this place Saturday August 1 resulted in a victory for C F Knsh Two candidates viz C W Cecil and C F Kash were registered and their names printed upon the ballots but a dark horse was sprung upon the voters at the last moment in the person of R J MoLin and then Mr Cecil with drew leaving the contest between Kash and MoLin The first named got 51 votes and the latter 12 but it was no disparagement to Mr McLin as he did not want it and the result is satisfactory to all John D Henry one of the most substantial farmers in Morgan county was in to see us Monday and very much to our regret told us he contemplated leaving this country and to do so wanted THE HERALD to sell his farm It is a magnificent placeI capable of producing anything adapted to this climate and soil embracing 400 acres 100 of which is virgin timber While we should like to see Mr Henry sell the place and show the efficacy of advertising in THE HERALD we regret his desire to leav- eIUMAN HANDS DO NOT TOUCH IT From the Urn the raw materials reach our factory they are handled entirely by ma chinery kept scrupulously clean No chance to- rM0 ICE GBEBjl Powder to become contaminated It Is strictly pure and wholesome Our factory is as lean as your kitchen ICE CREAM IIa Easy to Mak 1 quart mUk yowderMrer8lmplelsntltThis makes two quart of smooth rety tee cream dellclouilr flarored In 1II minutes at cot of about l cent a plate Flavors t Ckocolalt Vanilla Straw M ry Lemon and Unflavortd onrgroeer2packagufor25edanmoh 1111 fin Fsd cb taps IY ti1 t + t- P y nyJ FOR TKtiKWf hWaeTSocf lot in Hnzolf Gfofln For partioulnra sec Wm Clark Hazel Green or write to J W CRAVEN 52tf Frankfort Ky At the semiannual examination of teachers for state certificates where 48 stood the examination only 17 passed among whom was C E Clark of our town who ro ceived nis education at the Hazel Greeu Academy Our Man About Town was de lighted to meet upon our streets Monday Mrs H J Derthick who is ono of the most universally loved lady attaches of the Hazel Green Academy and yet only through the position of her no less popular husband Rev H J Derthick FOR SALEGood farm of 75 acres 9 miles south of Mt Sterling Good 7room dwelling house ten ant house tobacco barn and all necessary outbuildings Good wa ter For terms etc call on or address J H WILSON 68 Winn street Mt Sterling Ky Tho many friends of Ben Mur phy the genial cattle and stock trader of Murphy fork in Morgan county will regret to earn of his painful injury a few days since He stepped on a nail Sunday aud it penetrated his foot to the depth of an inch since which ho has been going about with his foot in soft bandages But unless teta nus or something of the kind sets up no danger is anticipated Mitch Campbell of our town on Tuesday last came very near meet ing with a most serious accident and even as it resulted quite a painfulone Ho was unloading a piece of very heavy machinery when the crating around it gave way and whole weight was precip itated upon him It was thought at first that his thigh was broken or crushed but a diagnosis of the case proved that his arm was cut and his leg only bruised for yes terday morning he was said to be resting eas- yFine Farm for Sal- eII for sale my farm located In Mor gnu County Ky on Dlackwater one mile south of Ezel A good dwelling with ten rooms halls and porches There is one drilled well and three walled wells each furnishing an abundance of water right in the yard All the outbuildings necessary Including barns cribs tc 100 Acres of Virgin Timber A FINE ORCIIARD OF FRUITS- I will sell the 400 ACRES as a whole or divide to suit purchaser The place Is well watered and fenced in a good neighbor hoed has a good pair of stock scales and is within one mile of a good school house on each of two sides with telephone in the house Indeed everything is convenient Any one wishing a good home should call and get my price before buying JHON D HENRY 624m Murphy Ky Notice of Final Meeting In the District Court cf the United States for the Eastern District of Ken tuckyIn the matter of Andrew Howard Stamper BankruptNo To the creditors of Andrew Howard Stampr in the County of Wolfe and BankruptNntleeI on Tuesday the llth day of August 1908 at Hbout ten oclock a in there will be a final meeting of the above named bank rupt held at the law office of It AChiles in Mt Sterling for the purpose of niuinmiitnnn the accounts of the trustee declaring I1divldendauthorizing the sale of uncollected account if any aud transacting such other business as may properly come before said meeting and finally closing the attain of the es bankruptYour requested at said meetingCHESTER GOURLEY Referee in Bankruptcy Dated at Beattyville Ky July 23 A D 1908 THINKING OF MOVING WEST It not then make up your mind and write me for descriptive list of farms in Missouri produotlvethe tnn at prices ranging from 15 to 40 au acre and come where lite Is made toler able by easy paofltrblc farmlngWby sweat and fretlire away In the vain effort to eke out a mere miserable sustenance from the rockribbed rootlaced hillsides as your fa ther and fathers father did when there Is- o much good land to be had yet awhile Cora mere song Get out of the rutsbreak away from the timeworn habit that keeps your nose to the grindstone All It takes Is resolution nnd a little nerve Write me and let me help you to a better condition I N PHIPPS Ckaniite Kansas jU IOU W rdIi toyI wi da and at for MVI tmci i printer the alDt trap y q Wnatit ama GCalatn M taA- V t A a rilFriE Kentucky for 1908 LEXINGTON AUGUST Yo15- nurknvllln August 1114 Uniontown August II 16 Brodliead August J lItSpringfield August 1216 Sulphur August l IliLehchfield August 1820 Lawrenccbiirg August 1821 Columbia August 821 Richmond August 1821 Shepherddville August 18211 Rarbnurville August 1021- Erlnnger August l2Sanders August 1922 Vauceburg August JJ22 Ewing August 2022 Mayfield September 2326 Eliziibctlitown August 25V7 Nicholasvllle August 2628 London August 2628 Shelby vllle August 2528 Liberty August 2628 Florence August 26 23 Germantown August 2629 Hardinsburg September 13 Somerset September 14 Alexandria September 15 Paris September 15 September linrdttown September 25 Hodgenvillc September 810 fllasgow September 912 Septeulber1 I ScoltBvllle September 171H Morgantown September M2t Falmriuth Sept 30 Oct 3 rANTED AGENTS to sell Huttnns Hodges Modals and Pictures of parties campaign at rallies barbecues picnics etc Write a postal for price list and free samples Address J111 BURROW 033 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky ARCH CHILDERS Practical Well Driller KySolicitof the moun tale for work In his line and especially the good people of Morgan and Wolfe He Is well equipped for the business and has anybody For further information address AItCH GUILDERS Ezel Ky miSS Falag lOng THE MILLINER HAZEL GREEN KY Invites the ladies of Hazel Green and vicinity to call and inspect the latest creation in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Frames Flowers Feathers Ribbons Etc just received from her Cincinnati buyer and embracing latest out LaGias BoaGgm8Ga Skirts in Voile Panama and Linen Readymade Waists a specialty in Silk and Wash Goods Latest in Belts and Collars including a tasty collection Underwear Hosiery Embroidery Laces ifeo in great profusion f sYour patronage is respect fully solicited Respectfully PA LAY LONG- REVOLVING F- OWRITEVDE KALBILU KANSAS CITY Ha UNION LAWN FENCE Y Q Y a II u oJ II U u Y Cost very little proves wars QUa factory for lawn door yard ear dens We make fencing for lawns door yard Geld hog and Poultry Write for catalog UNION FENCE CO DKaIb Ill 1Ksa City 1U i For sale by 0 H LOWE qS oc tI N TIIE BIG BLUE GRASS FAIR INCORPO- RATEDLEXINGTON KY 25uuuyODO F- In Premiums 6 BigDays 6In Premiumst DeBaughs Military Band and Megaphone Quartette V An Unequalled Programme of Free Acts and Carnival Attractions 10Great Acts Each Day 10 HALF RATES ON ALL RAILROADS FOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS JOUETT SHOUSE Secretary Lexington Ky Kash JohnsonKashDEALERS IN t General Merchandise COUNTRY PRODUCE c HAZEL GREEN KY Invite the attention of the people of Hazel Green and vicinity to the new stock of goods they hove just received embracing general stores Staple and Fancy Groceries Boots and Shoes Clothing Fruits and Vegetables in seuson Farmers Hardware c and especially their Shield Brand Clothing Dress Goods Latest Prints Domestics rall of which thoy sell at a small profit for CASH their policy being Quick Sales and Small Profits Soliciting your trade which we hope to merit by fair dealing we are respectfully yours Kash Johnson Kash rEllis Johnson in connection with the store runs an uptodate i Livery and Feed Stable Drummers hacks for hire at all times Lookout fo- rCECIL BROS new advertisement whichwill appear next week perhapst 1 Sam Kash of the firm Ka h Sample says they are selling goods so fast and are kept so busy that they have no time to write an advertisement and he says if they had a new ad they would have to hire another as sistant for which they can not make room with the goods rKENTUCKY BIGGEST SHOW 11 SEPT 1415 1617 1819190SlSIX BIG DAYS DALLY ACESl25000 IN PREMIUMS WEBERS BANDO SIDB SHOWS pR C lIONS Here is the place to display your live stock and farm products to meet your friends I and to combine amusement with information Show every day rainor shine in our new 4 100000 Live Stock Pavilion Be one of the quarter of a K million to visit this years Fair LOW RAILROAD RATES Tar information entry blinks or ost log eddroa- oJ W NEWMAN Secretary X Louisville Ky THE HERALD iis 1 a Year Subscribe Now 5II J r y tr Epilepsy Fitsu Convulsions or Spasms and St Vitus Dll1 Po Nervous Di Most c Q be cured by engthening and build a t systemTocine is needed Dr Miles Nervine will be found efficacious and satisfac tory It has cured many cases of these diseases t and we believe it will cure you We can give you names of many who throughits1 My son John had epilepsy for years and after having him treated by specialists for over ho still continued to have spellsI had al most given up In but know Ing the virtue of DrMlles AntiPain Pills for sick headache I concluded to try the Nervlne During June 1906 I gave him a teaspoonful three times a day then In July I gave it as directed ImprovingM1iAugust 28 1906 and has taken no medicine since Jan07 I am writIng the case Just as It is hoping It will yy Induce others to try itTV R ALLISON Mooresvllle N C Your druggist sells Dr Mlles Nerv ine and we authorize him to return price of first bottle only If It falls to benefit you Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind A PROMPT EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS O- FRHEUMATISM NurafpfaKdney Klafroa Dlmmmmmm GIVES QUICK RELIEF Applied externally It affords almost In stant relief from pain while permanent results are being effected by taking It Internally purifying the blood dissolving the poisonous substance and removing It from the system DR 8 D BLAND Of Brewton On writesHI bad Men a sufferer fart number of wean with Lumbago and Itheumatlf In my trail and lOP and tried all the remedies that I could gather from medical works end alia con in I led with jMclini butfound Dtltttfy nothing obtlned from 8DROPB liball preKrlb II In mr prattle forrhaumatlemendkindred discuss DR C L GATES Hancock Minn writesfA little girl here had inch a weak back et ed- r could notsttannddonherfeetrTemomentt ane put her down on tb flooribe wouldI Kream watt palm I treated her wltb DKOl1Sand today aba rune around as well and lupps ae can be 1 presort b tpimiat tor my patient and sae- It m my pra U1 FREEIf you are suffering with Rheumatism KidneyTroubleus fox a trial bottle of 5DROPS PURELY VEGETABLE is opiumcocnIneand other similar Ingredients Larte MiI a Bottle 6IIIIOPB 100 Dotes 01OO For Bale by UrncsliU SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE COMPANY O Dept 43 1 74 Lake Street ek- leegeTREES v Fruit and Ornamental Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Our Strawberry Plants are moneymakers Try em WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG WE HAVE NO AGENTS H F HILLENMEYER SONS LEXINGTON KY nil KILL THE COUCH LUNCSrKingsNew FOR COUCHS t0 pTrial 8otue Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES GTYAANTEED SATISPAOWBY OB MONEY BEFUNDED t B1F BOLIN- CUNDERTAKER CAMPTONCKY the citizens of Wolfe andINFORMS counties that he carries ClothesI1 and everything necessary to put away hiethe dead Indecent style v JlijSpecialcaekete supplied on 24 i+ J 1 11011ra noticefinest made if ordered Teams and backs furnUhed funerals I t l ALwcin fill orders fprtombetone Ac fltJiJ f rf I aTATRiFgiRr PROGRAM Special Prbio Superintendents of Departments The very handsome sum of 25000 supplemented by special prizes amount lag to 5000 will be offered In preml ums at the sixth annual Kentucky State FaIr to be held on Its new grounds and in its new home the week of Sept 14 to 19 Inclusive In nearly every department the prize money has been materially Increased over past years and as a consequence the most attractive and liberal classification ever presented by a fair south of the Ohio river is offered to prospective exhibitors In the horse department the prizes are 30 per cent greater and In the mule and jack departments 25 per cent in excess of last years list and still a more liberal Increase in the poultry and womans departments Among the special prizes listed are two handsome trophies presented by the Louisville Automobile Clubs one for the best American carriage animal to be judged by the standard of class location provided by the United States Department of Agriculture governing the exhibit of carriage horses at the various State Fairs and Expositions of the country and one for the best pair of mules owned by a Kentucky exhibitor The latter In addition to Its value and attractiveness Is something In the way of a novelty in that It Is offered by an automobile organization for an animal who the world knows to be its strongest competitor in trade Other specials are the Highland Home Cup valued at 100 offered by Gay Bros of Pisgah Ky for the best and finest saddlebred foal of 1908 the Montgomery Chief Special offered by flail Bros Versailles Ky for the fine t and best stallion mare or gelding any age by Montgomery Chief a tro phy offered by the American Saddle Horse Breeders association for the best registered stallion or mare not over three years of age and to be shown In hand a cup by Powhatan Stock Farm for the finest stallion mare or gelding a 50 cup by Smyser Bros of Lyndon Ky for roadster championship and a trophy by John M Sharp of Louisville for the light harness championship the Dr Mc Chord cup given by W P Hayes of Bloomfield ICy for senior herd of jack stock and American Jack Breeders Association Special for junior herd of jack stock the lump sum of 500 donated by the American Shorthorn Cat tie Breeders Association for prizes for Shorthorn cattle and a like amount by the American Hereford Association for prizes for the Hereford breed 125 offered by the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Compaqy for special prizes for tobacco and a grand silver loving cup presented by the American Berk shire Swine Association for the best young herd of Berkshires exhibited by a Kentucky breeder and numerous specials for farm products offered by the Hon M C Rankin State Commis stoner of Agriculture Superintendents of Departments at the Kentucky State Fair The most competent men available have been appointed superintendents of the various departments R H Llllard of Lawrenceburg has been chosen superintendent for the Horse Department William Simmons of Shephcrdsvllle for Mules John H Good of Louisville with R H Young Charles A Hess and W C Cawthon as assistants for Poultry C H Thomas and Z T McCabe for Dogs Selby H Sale with William H Vetter as assistant for Vegetables and Mel one H C Lovelace of Boston with George D Karsner of Lexington as assistant for Field Seed and Grain H M Froman of Ghent Ky for Tobacco M F Johnson of Buechel Hor Uoulture R H Tacke of Lexington Plants and Flowers Miss Evelyn Porter of Louisville with Miss EVa Mc Grow and Miss Alice Porter as assist ants for Womans Department G P Rogers of Smlthland and B W Neal of Versailles as assistant for Farm Implements and Machinery Harry L Smyser of Lyndon for Speed Department and Prof J J Hooper of Lex ington for Students Judging Contest The Kentucky State Fair manage meat has arranged a free amasement prcgram which alone is worth the trios of admission TOT catalogue entry blanks or other information write J W Newman See rotary SCO Paul Jones Building Louis Tllle Ky Per BhensMtUo U4 Neuralgia Fata take DE ItOaf AnUMa KD9 Tb rrdlw De hila aM aia7 Neneaaea LES FOR rNEURALGIASCIATICA RHEUMATISM BACKACHE PAIN IN CHEST- DISTRESS IN STOMACH SLEEPLESSNESS iY itt BBuggic5l l Slsr I The citizens of Hazel Green and this vicinity are herewith informed that they I can now buy firstclass buggies at home I I madeIdj I andI1 have to go elsewhere Remember if you want a FIRST CLASS BUGGY one that will give satisfaction in comfort and wear I cati supply you Call and see me at my shop in Hazel1I Green Respectfully JOHN H ROSE iI Some say I am too high I Prove the truth give me a try f9 Come in and see me and I will surprise you Have me fix your teeth and if you are not satin fied I lose Aint that fair J H STAMPERI Dentist Hazel Green Ky I A BOOK OF iI MYSTERY j I ISII I I VeilIBY Mary Harriott Norris 12mo Cloth 909 pages 180 of Your BooksellerI IOrder the Publisher I RICHARD G BADGER Publisher Boston OW1ual g2 easop sz ro IUd UJWdRUV f Ufl 1Q Jo euanlJUl sip oj jtppfnb OtaK UJMo qlWpU llJIiJ Ie N Tie Wincnostof Bank WINCHESTER KY N H WITHSKSPOON President Paid Up Capital i 810000000 Undivided Profits 11000000 Handsome Deposit o- frover ill 100000000 This bank solicits the accounts of merchants farmers traders and bug Iness men generally throughout East era Kentucky and offers its custom ers every facility and the most liberal legitimatebanking DR C H WILLIAMS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY Offers his profeitlonal services to the citi zens of Hazel Green and surrouuding coun try and will answer all calls of affliction Office at his residence adjoining HuelIGreen BankiDAY HOUSE Hazel Green KyIMrs IiOU DAY Proprietor Best table fare In Easter Kentucky Ailarge sample room connected Heated I lighted by caa throughout and special ac commodations to traveling men h R rtACEf rKENTUCkYISTATEF an attract n U a and afore especially At an exhibition held under Southern Bides will be featured more than at any previous State Fair The new halfmile track now In process of con struction when completed will be tine of the fastest half mile courses In the country and there Is every Indication for a firstclass harness race meeting this fall Four stake five purse andI three gentlemens road races have been announced In addition to these there will be two running races each day so the Kentuckian who thinks I IncomIpletei race will not be disappointed at this years State Fair Among the early 1closing events are the Kentucky Drew ers Association stake for 220 trot ters the Louisville Retail Merchants Association stake for 230 trotters and the Louisville Commercial Club stake for 218 pacers Stake entries 1closed July 14th purse entries close Sept 7th and entries for the cup races at 12 oclock the day before the race The stake races will be contested on the three in five heat plan with a fiveheat limit and the purse races on the two In three heat plan It is the ultimate Intention of the State Fair I management to build a full mile track encircling the present halfmile course which If the hopes of those In charge of the racing program are realized will compare favorably with the best State Fair mile tracks In the country and Louisville will doubtless become one of the most popular training grounds in the country SPECIAL NIGHTS AT THE KENTUCKY STATE FAIR J V Beckman manager of the Re tail Merchants Association of Louisville Is general chairman of the Spe cial Nights Committee and has been busily engaged for several weeks In arranging the most attractive night programs possible Monday night will be School Chil superIlatendentschools is chairman of the committee in charge for that night Tuesday will be GermanAmerican Night with Mr Louis Seelbach in charge Wednesday Labor Night John Young president of the Federation of Labor chairman Thursday Military Night Col W B TEIaldeman commander of the First Kentucky reg iment chairman Friday IrishAmeri can Night Thomas McCabe chairman Saturday Farewell Night W A Robinson chairman The show rings on Saturday will be especially Interesting on account of the various horse championships being awarded that day MACHINERY EXHIBITS AT THE STATE FAIR An unusually large exhibit of farm Implements and machinery is in pros pect Owing to the incompleteness of the State Fair the exhibitors of this Department do not share the same ad vantages afforded them by some of the older Institutions in the way of large machinery halls but every other fa- cUlty and accommodation will be at their disposal Commodious space will be assigned to this department and already a large number of appli cations are on file Including manufacturers of engines pumps stock scales fencing mills road machines vehi cles harvesting machines haying ma chines planters plows and every utensil used by the farmer The farm er who desires to be Instructed In the use of better methods and better ma chinery will have a great object lesson before him at this Fair COLLIE DOGS AT THE STATE FAIR The collie dog exhibit at the Ken tuoky State Fair promises to be a greater attraction than over before A new departure one entirely originall and the first ever held In this section will be a sheep trial given by an ex usefulnessof I ble show of this nature will appeal to J every collie fancier as four points are 1to1 pionship by American Kennel Club It is expected that this years show will bring out 150 collies includ ing many famous Eastern dogs The sheep trial will be started by expert Eastern dogs Any farmer in the state desiring to train up hla dogs along 1eligible1 For catalogue entry blanks or other Information write J W Newman Sec rotary 320 Paul Jones Building LoW rllle Ky DRMi ANTIPAIN Pairs Headache ugTmfiuiianrTirL ttV j 1 My Young Sister I I ttookimy rtf staying with me and was in terrible misery but Car dui helped her at once r r 1 r TAKE D t 1- J I a tJ 1rjT It Will Help YouJ y Last spring Mrs Hudson continues I was wto I am in better health than ir three years 1 Every girl and woman needs Cardui to cure irregularity falling feelings headache backache and similar female troubles Cardui is safe reliable scientific Try Oardui AT ALL DRUG STORES fr 1LI t l TRY YOUR LUCK 1 oooooooooa ooooeooooooooeeooeeoooooooo +oooeebo+ooooeooooeoeeoeeooaooeooeeooooo 25 in Free Presents i oodooaaoeoeooeeeeeoeo +eooeeeooeooooooo +oooooooooooo0000000000000000000 The Wolfe County Democratic Primary Election to sei ltneli r occasion to increase its subscription list and at the same time give its subscribers 2500 in useful articles such as watches and chains razors combination handy tool holder c This is in no sense a lottery but an educational prob 4t lem in which each new subscriber and each old one who 7 pays up and renews will have the opportunity to exercise ihis brain in estimating the vote to be polled at the cOIning Democratic Primary Election The price of THE HERALD is S I100 a year in 1 advance and every subscriber is entitled to one estimate Old subscribers who pay up arrearages and one year in ado c vance are also entitled to one estimate The one who sends in the closest estimate will receive a gold plated watch and j chain next nearest gold plated watch and aluminum fob next a fine razor c Use the estimate coupon attached Write your name plainly and make figures of estimate very distinct Then enclose 100 with the coupon and mail toythis office These coupons will be filed and the day alter the ielection a disinterested committee will take charge of them and determine who is entitled to the presents The Presents That Will Be Awarded The person making the nearest estimate will receive a goldOO ooplated American watch good time piece and plated 50Amerioan6 j 50Amerioani o 50at50vote0 The person making the sixth nearest estimate to the total 1p0Fvote cast will receive a combination pocket toolcase F IIASIR UPON WHICH TO MAKE KSTISIATE sWTho total Democratic vote polled in the Congressional el ection of 1000 was 879 and in the Governors election of 1U07 Mr Hager received a total of 899 votes 11mc1111 m cooo oooMCOooopooooooooooo Use this form Name I butmakeout I 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