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Digital page images are linked to the text file. c tifam ti mUmiiiiiauiM L7 ry ryy q n n + 4 + t r I i It v w HAZEL I rfp Established Maroh 4 1886 Made Famous In the Story of Jonathan and His Oontinentby Max ORell 0- gPSi4oE1iJif i Owner and COOPER Editor- TWENTYFOURTH t1he Oldest Most Popular Most Widely Circulated and Most Quoted Paper in the Kentucky Mountains 100 a YIIlIIM c l n YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 18 1908 NUMBER 1 Jv yjtgr 7 t Lexhifton and Eastp Railway 1 Time Table in Effect June 21 1B08 l WEST BOUND t No1 oa No6 STATIONS Dally ex Dally and Sunday sanfay Sunday ouly AMLve PMLTe AMLve Jackson 6 10 am 2 20 pm 700 am l t OKJunct 6 l6 pm 226pm 705 am BeaUtfe Jc 7 07 am 3 20 pn 750 am Torrenti 7 90 am 8 41 pa 812 am Nat Budge 7 96 am 3 65 pm 8l6 lil n 7 43 am S 67 pu 828 arb 4Stanton 8 16 am I 4 26 pm 862 alt Clay City 8 258m 4 35 pm 902am LAEJnncn 9 C0 8m6 07 pm 034 am Winchester 9 12 am 6 20 pm I 940m- Lexlonar 9 66 am 0 05 pm 1025 am t EAST BOUND No2 IK No4 Daily ax STATIONS Dally andIIp1 Sunday I r Sunday PM LveAMLye2 25 pm 0 Lexington 0 7 36 am 3 10 pm 20 Winchester 20 8 13 am 3 25 pm LiEJunctlon 8 26 pm 4 00 pm 40 Clay City 40 9 02 am 4 10 pm 44 Stanton 44 9 10 am 4 40 pm Campton Juntn 9 38 pm 4 45 pm 67 Nat Bridge 67 9 43 am 4 67 pm 62 Torrent 62 9 56 am 518 pm 70 BeattyfeJo am 6 10 ppa 90 OAKJunon 7011017 am 6 15 pm 94 Jackson Am CONNECTIONS L E JURCTION Trains Nos 12 and S will make connection with the CORy for Mt Sterling CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos 1 2 f 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central By for Pine Ridge and Campton i BEATTYVUE JUNCTION Trains Nos 2 r and 4 will make connection at Beattyvllle with the L and A Railway for passengers to and from Beattyvllle O K JUNCTION Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect with the O K Railway for local BailwayWManager OBA8UCOTTUenPMt Agent i Olioo lemucES Baiiwag t Time Table May 21 I9O6 WEST BOUND No 33 Is 11 No 21 Dally ex = STATIONS Dally ex Sunday P Sunday PM Ann 0 27 PM Ann 5 20 6 Cannel City 22 12 35 4 55 ll Helechaw 20 12 19 A 45 13 Lee City 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 s 3 62 22Wllhurat 6 11 44 3 10 27 OAK Junction 0 11 15 3 00 Jaokaon11 05 EAST BOUND No 34 II 11 No 22 Daily ex STATIONS Dally ea Sunay r Sunay AMLVB PMLVK 7 10 27 Cannel City 0 1 00 7 33 21 Helechawa 1 17 7 45 19 Lee City 1 23 8 24 13 Hampton 1 44 8 37 10 Wllhurst 6ff 151 925 1 OAK Junction 225 9 30 0 Jackson 2 30 No21 and 22 will make close connection atO 4 K Junction with Nos 3 and 4 for points on the Lexington and Eastern Ball way M L CONLEY Superintendent mountain OCIILIID1 nailroaaa- No 1 No 2 DEPART ARRIVE 000 a m Campton 1130 a m 200 p m Campton 000pm No2 No1 ARRIVE DEPART 1 7 80 amCampn JunolO 05 am i 3 80 pmCampn Juno 4 40pm The Mountain Central makes past yoWalradquartera Jackson Ky BRPBESKNT1NQ THE JOSEPH G REED CO Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions PORTSMOUTH OHIO Solicit the trade of the merchants of East rern Kentucky and guarantees prices and quality of gooliS Hold orders for him tr E T ROSE 8 O SAMPLE i ROSE SAMPLE Attorneys and GounselorsatLaw CAMPTON KY This firm will practice in all the Courts of Wolfe and adjacent counties Special attention given to Corporation Law and But Estate Lltioft OSm Bee Floor Fsrstass necVl 14iiI Sak I- ff rh yct I1 iit i rkr f 4r1 t Ia in r iii L f iN1 t iI lji Wf r COUNTYNEWS Local Items ofgeneral interest to a majority of our readers especi ally distant friends LANDSAW LACONICS 0 Wm Linkons of Maytown was in this section all of last week buying cattle Married on the 10th Ingram Buchanan to Stella Campbell The bride is only 18 years of oRe I W Combs went to Winches ter last week to take his daughter Lulu to a physician for treatment Floyd Murphy and wife went to Morgan county lost week to visit the latters parents Heath Bart ley and wife A C Kash of Camptou was visiting in this section the first of the weekand incidentally looking after his farm The little child of Kelly Lawson and wife is very low with some thing like brain fever and is not expected to live Preaching at Landsaw last Sun day by Rev Hen Taylor and at Murphy by Revs Burcham and Madden A large crowd at both placesRevs K K Spencer and Robert Madden began a protracted meet ing at the Hurst school house on the Oth and will continue about ten days Dr D H Kash of Campton was here Monday looking after the sick but it seems that he has greater attractions at or near the Stillwater bridge John Smyth who recently re turned from Illinois is selling out his personal property pre paratory to returning to that place with his family Times are unusually hard in this section Almost every day you can see three or four men hunting work but cannot find it It seems almost impossible for some to keep the wolf from the door J M Swango of this place thinks a lot of the pecple for he is riding almost all the time to see them He took in Holly last week and is now among the people on the head of Red river Hands are now at work on the new road running from I W Combs on the Seminary fork to Frank Coldirons on the main fork of Stillwater A new iron bridge will be put across the creek Aug 10 ANON Excellent Health Advice Mrs M M Davison of No 879 Gifford Ave San JoseOa1 says The 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 Elec trio Bitters than in any other remedy I know of Sold under guar antee at all dealers 50p LEE CITY LOCALS 0Corn is looking splendid in this seotionfThe Saints held church here Sunday night Ctesar Linden of Gillmore was here Thursday D B May of your town was here last week We hard a splendid win ber- eFridsypd SatfllCiaI 4 w tg 0 t k jijjf sYI d fp ItJ1 tff t Y 7 TO CdRRESPONDENTSMuil Items early so they will reach our office mornlngMondavIrpo88lbJe not be published unless of unusual Im portance Advertise no ones business and write on one side of the paper only Mr and Mrs A A Duff attend ed church here Sunday C F Garinger will begin ship ping ties again this week R A Dunn went to Campton Saturday to file some petitions Rev W L Lacy began a pro tracted meeting here last Tuesday J A Graham Co are moving their mill etc to Red river this weekJ M Rose of the Southwest is stil in this neighborhood He will probably return to Texas next weekGeorge Davis has just returned from the Morehead and North Fork Ry and says there are more men around there than work Aug 10 A R Why James Lee Got Well Everybody in Zanesville Olio knows Mrs Mary Let 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 consump tion seemed inevitable when a friend recommended New Discov ery We tried it and its use has restored him to perfect health Dr Kings Now 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 50p and 1 Trial bottle free STILLWATER SPARKLES o The infant child of Roy Pieratt and wife died on Laurel Friday of last week and was buried Saturday I W Combs took his daughter Lulu to Winchester last Tuesday to have Dr Bryan give her medi cal treatment and returned next dayAndy Phipps who recently cun tracted to build a dwelling house for Sowell Rose is sick at his home in Maytown with typhoid feverThe writer is informed that there are two more candidates for cir cuit clerk in the field but fails to find their announements in TilE HERALDB Gosney left Campton last Monday for Newport Covington and Cincinnati where he expects to spend two weeks with relatives and friends The recent mild and efficient rains have improved tho growing corn wonderfully as rain was greatly needed throughout the Stillwater section John Tolson who has been drumming for the Central Hotel at Campton has resigned his position and acoepted the management of the St Cloud Hotel Henry Buchanan and ROWells took iu the birthday supper and social at the residence of Alex Spencer on this creek Wednesday night and claim to have been well entertained toy Misses Elizzie I and Narcissie Shear The oil firm of Spencer Mar shall came to Stillwater last week and took up the oil leases of E J Rose C 0 Rose Jeff M Rose G W Halley S 0 Rose and several others and bound themselves to begin drilling lsomewhere in the newly made up geld within natty dsra If there if MJJT oil or gas KAA ll 1 fC iIIir I Jok 1 willlshortly Willis Lykius of Grassy who is pastor of the Stillwutor Baptist church could nut attund mooting Saturday and Sunday as he han the misfortune to fall and cripple himself but it is hoped by his many friends that he will bo able to come at his next regular meet ing the second Saturday in Sep tember Rev John 0 Barker our local minister filled Mr Ly kins appointment The following young folks went from here last week to Lee county to the home of Rev Kill Cham bers to have a few days vacation anda fishing excursion Clevo Chambers and Lizzie Combs Howard Miller and Millie Rose Dave Wells and sisters Emma and Ka lie and about fifteen others whom space forbids to mention Jesse Honnshell the noted ladies man went along as pilot entertainer and hero Aug 10 DOMINGO STATE OF 01110 CITY OF TOLEDO ssLUCASFrank J Cheney wakes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of FJ Cheney Co doing business In the City of Toledo Countyand State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of en tarrh that can not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December 1886 A W GLEASON SEAL Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts directly on the blond and mucous surfaces of the xvMeni Send for testimoni ala free P 1 CHENEY Co Toledo 0 Sold hy nil DrnggisH 75c Take Halls Family Pills for constipation TRENT TOPICS 0 Pleas Brewer was entertained by his best girl at Daysboro Sunday Died at the home of Geneva IJrown the infant child of Ora Fioratt after an illness of two weeksMiss Ella Brewer accompanied by her brothers Burnie and Curtis made a visit to the home of Miss Sarah Brewer from Saturday till Sunday Misses Stella Ethel and Ella Edwards Charlie Rose and Edgar Edwards were entertained at the home of Julia Stamper Sunday afternoon and all report a fine timeAug 10 SNOWDROP For Sore Feet- I have found Bucklens Arnica Salvo to bo the proper thing to use for sore 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 piles Try it Sold un der guarantee at all dealers 25g PEKIN PROBLEMS 0 Shade Combs is building a new houseErwin McGuire called on his best girl Sunday J C Wi rd went to Mt Sterling Tuesday on business Everybody is preparing for the union meeting Sunday Preston Moore the chicken merchant is busy this week John McGuire went to Ezel Sunday in search of a Nickell Spose he found it Miss Clemma Ward went to church at the Carter school house Sundy and took dinner at J S Henrys Fluky and Stanley Ward and Hubert Hale attended church at Daysboro Sunday A hot time but a good dinner jo say the boys Milt Lykins of Montgomery county was here yesterday look ing for men that wanted to trade He burns more gas since he moved beow 4ug 10 S W f+ a J 1iV xfYLt GRASSY GAB 0 W G Gevedon of Coulerville is visiting here today MiMI Kale Pierutt of IJny LUll Teim is visiting relatives here Will Carter and wife of Caney spent two weeks with relatives hereSam Amyx our roadoverseer is having some nice work done on the roads Uncle John Amyx was chosen trustee of district No 20 without oppositionDr Lockhart who has been here doing dental work has gone to Cannel City- Teamsters are busy now hauling staves for the Richmond Croper age Co to Cannel City The big stave mill has moved from the Chapel to the farm of Frank Lewis on Little Caney I Asa Curter and wife former res idents of this place were visiting here the four h Saturday and Sun day Glenn and Estill Henry of El liott county are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs H M BarkerThe meeting at Dayaboro was wellattended by people from Gras sy The big dog fight created quite a disturbance The little son of Nelse Bishop had the misfortune to get an arm broken while in encounter with Hiram Havens boy With regret we report that Miss Ora Johnson had a stroke of paral ysis in her jaw which has to some extent disfigured her face Sudio little daughter of John Davis of Lexington who has been visiting her aunt Della Gevedon returned to her grandfathers near EzelMrs Mattie Day who has been assisting her husband Nathan C Day in the store at Helochawa for the past week returned to her lathers EB McClure Thursday Rev W F Lykins while chop ping a tree that had fallen across his fence was thrown from the log and received painful injuries but has sufficiently recovered to be out again The descendants of Benjamin Govedon deceased met at the old family graveyard to decorate the graves and hold services fourth Saturday afternoon but owing to an approaching storm were driven in for shelter Aug 10 DOUNO Another correspondent from the the same locality writes S P Simer and wife of Magof fin county were visiting John Pat rick and wife last week G W Stacey of Magoffin coun ty has bought a farm on Grassy and is building a new dwelling and barn preparatory to making it his future home The Methodists hold quarterly meeting at Goodwins Chapel last Sunday There was quite a num ber ofpeople attended the meet ing especially a lot of nice girls from all parts of the country W M Henryand W L Patrick say they had an extremely fine time and could have had better with more experience Aug 10 P L W She Likes Good Things Mrs Chas K Smith of West Frapklin ivle says x like good things and have adopted Dr Kings New Life Pills as our fan k laxa tive medicine because t y are good and do their work without making a fuss about it These IpaiDleaI o O Tf i i i+ L The SplitLog Road Bttff I 41A farmers bulletin has just boonIissued ty the Department Agri= v jcultttruj try whether he has a five thousandacre farm It is counIJj scription of the splitlog tpdragtion but this 15page pamphlet J tells why it is sometimes a failure For one thing it is often made too heavy It should ba mad i light enough for a man to lift estily- A dry cedar elm or walnut log ila- the 1 best material for a drag= far better than oakor hickory An other mistake is in the use ofii squared timbers instead of tbo IJItII with sharp edges whereby the out ting effect of sharp edges is lost and the drag glides over instead of equalizing the irregularities ia the surface of the roads There are 2000000 miles of dirfr roads in the United States and on those which are in any way adequately kept up the ordinary pro cess of improving by ditch clean ing scraping etc costs annually per mile from 20 to 60 On the other hand the annual cost of jits provement by the use of the split log drag and the plank ditch cleans w er also described in the bullatinrranges from 150 to 5 per mile Ii and a far better road is the result The cost of constructing either o f these implements at the most alfew dollars The advantages to be gained ir from the use of a road draft are emphasized in the bulletin thua 1j First the maintenance of a smoothv service earth road free from 1 rutaMand mudholes Second obtaining lsuch a road surface with the ex penditure of very little money and Ilabor in comparison with the money and labor required for i i1ttiondust in dry weather There are also several minor benefits such as the banishment of weeds and grass from the dragged portion of the road This publication Far 4mers Bulletin 321 can be had free upon application to your mem ber of congress or to the SeoretaryIof Agriculture Washington D C c Sunday School CoircaHw Following is the program of tbf annualconvention of Wolfe slaw itylbegust 23rd 1908 930 a mSongI- nvocation W T Tyler jTheI Why Are We HereJoel CoxcReports and Various Oracles Dig cussedCounty SuperlttwdenU f Conference on these Reports 1W J Vaughn i What is That in Thine Hand 11 M1U Announcementsos Appointment of Committees NOON RECESS it LAdultiPJofi j Advantage of Literature J Wv Taalbe tPaperThe Bible and the Sunday School Mollie Swage irl The FinanceO E Clark andiJames Drake f Secretarys and Treasurers Reports of the county How Rat to Secure the Interest- of the ParenuG B StampeD Paper Obstacles to Overcome in the Mountain Sunday School i Della Legit r Paper Tha Joy of Loyal Lov- ingServiceMallelle May Reports of Committees Election of Officers Dimls8alJ M Mathews Speeches limited to 15 minutes Everybody invited and any a 1 latnca to make it Enjoyable and successful coq y vention will be appreciatedH Free 0 E CUD fctec JSl1bcdb I fJ WIJ I d o 1 4 THEIEMLDr Entere4att Hntel are n Post r office n second elnim matter aAb SPENCER COOPER Editor I v HAZEL CREEN KY THURSDAY August 18 1908 t DEMOCRATIC TICKET Vor President f WILLIAM I JENNINGS BRYAN of Nebraska For Vice President JOHN W KERN i of Indiana For Congress Tenth Congressional District AMOS DAVIS of Morgan Coun- tyANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COMMONWEALTHSATTORNEY are authorized to an STAMPERWeI A H Stamper of Ciiinplon as 1 candidate for Commonwealths Attorney of the 23rd Judicialn District to fill the unexpired term sub ject to the action of the Democratic party o FOR COUNTY JUDGE are authorized to an SWANGOWe J M Bud SWAN GO as a candidate for the office of Coun ty Judge of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party o CUnPltTV We are authorized to an OnUuNLl uounceELIASSHOOKKV as a candidate for the ollice of County Judge of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party an authorized to announceHOWEWeP HOWE lit a candidate for County Judge of Wolfe county subject to tbe action of tbe Democratic primary FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK rrt ILINDEN We are authorized to announe V I JCesar Linden of Gillmore as a candidate for the office of Circuit Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the Democratic primary 0 FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK TIITT We are authorized to announce IUII W S TOTT as a candidate for the office of County Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the action of tbe Dem Irocraticparty J HAN WenreauthorizedtoannounceJAb1ES didate for Clerk of tbe Wolfe County court subject to the action of the Dem t h erratic primary fl FOR SHERIFF l r SMITHWoareauthorizedto announce for the office of Sheriff of Wolfe county I subject to the action of the Democratic f partySALIEV I We are authorized to announce GEOWSALLEYns a can 1IiI didate for Sheriff of Wolfe county sub ject to the action of the Democatic party S l ARNETTWeuthorizedI I to an as n candidate for Sheriff of Wolfe coun ty subject to the decision of the Demo cratic primary 1 FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY anSAMPLE+r a Campton as a candidate for County At itorney of Wolfe county subject to tbe action or the Democratic party yl 0FOR JAILER to announce DYERWeareauthonzed for the office of Jailer of Wolfe Countysub jject to the action of tbe Democratic party it FOR ASSESSOR We are authorized to announce TYRA i D B Tyra of Stillwater as a candidate for Assessor of Wolfe county subject to the Democratic primary FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT are authorized to an TAULBEEWe JOHN W TAUL BEE as a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools subject to the actions of the Democratic party o are authorized to annouce ONEYWe Oney of Hazel Green as n candidate for County Superintendent of Schools subject to tile action of the Democratic primary WITH the current iesue THE HKIIALD enters upon the twenty fourth year of its existence The initial issue was March 4 1885 w but sickness of the editor failure to receive paper and other reasons have caused us to miss 22 issues in 28 years HUT WE HAVE NEVER SUS FENDED I That the paper has been fairly well supported is evidenced from the fact that it has lived through trial and tribulation to the present time Many papers started under more favorable aus 1 rrw piece in wealthier communities aMnd with a larger reading popula tioh have gone to the wall 7e tr ftime boreRn flbepluto st er or n t f x with no one to aid us financially or otherwise and we are proud of the fact that we have made friends who in turn have helped us make THE HERALD a success In review ing tho past it may not be unin teresting to give a few figures for instance Taking the lowest circu lation as an average wo have issued 897000 copies with an average of five readers to each paper andall will agree that is low 4485000 people have road it the paper has been issued 1196 times and the pa per used to print it weighed 71750 pounds The major part of circu lation being in the county upon which no postage is charged that item at 50 cents a week foots up 58800 So much for the past I Now how about the future Let us hope it may be brighter and better than ever Thanking all for past patronage soliciting the same for tho future and God will ing THE HERALD shall be better than ever- CallFor Judicial Convention- At a meeting of tbe Democratic com mlttee of the 23rd Judicial District of Kentucky held in Jackson Friday July 31 1JOS for the purpose of naming n time place and manner of nominating a candidate for Circuit Judge and one for Commonwealths Attorney to be voted for at tbe November 1908 election present Ed Callahan chairman who called the convention to order On roll call tbe following members of tbe com mittee were present Ed Callahan chair man Breathitt county L C Riddell proxy Estlll county J P Lyon proxy Lee county J P Lyon proxy Wolfe countyOn motion of L C Riddell which was met with a second and made unani mous J P Lyon was chosen secretary of the meeting On motion of J P Lyon which was seconded and carried it was ordered and directed by the committee that mass meetings in each of the counties of the said23rd Judicial District of Kentucky be held at the court house in tbe respective counties at 1 oclock p m Thurs day the 20th day of August 1908 and elect delegates for the district conven tion It is further ordered that the conven tion for the said 23rd Judicial Piscrict for the purpose of nominating a Demo cratic candidate for Circuit Judge and Commonwealths Attorney to be voted for at the November election 1908 be held in Jackson Breath tt 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 L C Riddell the meet ing adjourned ED CALLAHAN Chairman J P LYON Secretary Machine Charity With the rapid increase in pop ulation and multiplication of the interests and complexities of life there is a couctant tendency toward system toward regulation and to ward ironclad rules says the Sep tember Delineator Charity which in its most beautiful interpretation means love the sympathy and ten derness of one human heart to ward another has become more and moro mechanical affected by the modern impulse until the term machine charity has a sin ister and significant meaning Machine charityit denotes the work that is purely official the work for others from which the inspiration has been banished in which the individual touch is of the most perfunctory character The woman who comes for bread needs also the touch of a friend ly baud the cheer of a kindly voice the breath of sisterhood that passes when charity spells love And if the woman needs it how much more the child who is thrust dependent defenceless upon the world Yet in the grasp of ma chine charity are ninetenths of our homeless children The other tenth but a small portion of the entire numberhave through va rious homefinding agencies found homes where there is no machin ery where they have become sons and daughters of the household happy in a mothers loe But the nine tentF Vhy are they consigned t ji machine charity that feeutf u jm clothe them teachesihem by the ticking of the clocJKrheu homes are waiting empt o do all this and to add to Jt aht machine charity can cover givehuman love This is the ago of progress jJ5re w y vwee cnblong the movemeutT to pl homeless child in R Homo will be a national movement and the state which neglects this wisest provision for its dependent chil dren will boar a blot upon its escutcheon Will Reside in Hazel Green We are glad to announce that Bro H J Derthick will still be under the employ of the Christian Womans Board of Missions While he resigned as Principal of Hazel Green Academy to the deep regret of the C W B Mand its friends yet his chosen field will give him greater influence for the school When he assumed the principalship it was with the understanding that he would be re leased as soon as a proper person could be found to take charge Bro Derthick has prepared him self for the preaching of the Word andcan not be satisfied with any thing else He came to Hazel Green to take charge of the Bible- departmenthavingpreviously been under the employ of the C W B M at Botea We know all the friends of the school will be re joiced that Bro Derthickwill still live at Hazel Green and serve the interests of the Christian Womans Board of Missions We bespeak for Prof Carter his successor your earnest coopera tion We feel assured that he Bro Dorthick and the whole fac ulty of earnest Christian teachers will labor faithfully for the education of the young people of that section of the state SARAH K YANOEY Cor Sec Ky C W BM We Want the Orphans The Highland Orphans Home at Clay City is ready for the orphan girls in the mountains It is a large threestory brick house beau tifully situated at Clay City It is owned by the Society of Soul Winners and supported by good people everywhere Orphan girls between the ages of five and thir teen years of age will be received if eligible We hope to take boys later Before they are sent we want to know the name age char acter health etc etc Only those who have neither father nor moth er will be taken at present We request all those who have any such child in charge to write to Dr Edward 0 Guerrant Wilmore Ky Also will thank allministers and county officers to give infor mation as to such children The home will clothe and educate and care for these children for His sake who loves them There is not a better home in Kentucky Write at once to Dr Guerrant Wilmore Ky The following item is taken from our last weeks Campton Currency which came too late for that issue and up to the time of going to press Thursday morning noth ing has been heard from there this weekThe Democrats of the county met here county court day and organized a Wolfe county Demo cratic club James Rose Sr of Stillwater was elected president- S G Sample vice president 1 R Holion secretary and A C Oliver treasurer Vice presidents were also elected for each election pre cinct in the county and a corn mittee was appointed to draft res olutions and to report at the next meeting of the club which will be the first Monday in September A number of enthusiastic speeches wore made by Democrats from different parts of the county and liberal contributions made to ward effecting a permanent organ ization All Democrats of the county are urged to be present at the next meeting THINKING OF MOVING WEST It not then make up your mind and write me for descriptive list of farms in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma All fine level pro ducthe laud that will grow anything under the sun at prices ranging from 15 to 40 au acre and come where life Is made tolerable by easy paofitrble farmlngWhy sweat and fret life away In the vain effort to eke out a mere miserable sustenance from the rocfcrfcbscJv rootlaced Wllsides as your r liter and fatberVfat j when ther so much good land to be had yet awhl1 a mere song Get out of the rulsiaway from the timeworn habit that keeps your nose lo the grindstone All it takes Is resolution and a little nerve Write me and let me help yon to a better condition I N PHIPPS CtafiKaiw I- 4 y Vr it 0 r a i4irfrlEsrOldt M II I t Cures the Old Sores that other remedies wont cure the a Burn A New Discoveryb- yDr Porter an Old Railroad Surgeon i- r We have made arrangements with the majority ofthelocdbntnbtl1rf 25c packages freewhlclitheyl1Isrlveayfree a limited number of regular 25 cent package of Dr Porter Antiseptic Healing OIl a a meant of tatroducingtheremedjr to thouI who have never used It To be lure of getting a free sample can on at your nearest Drugstore your Druggist todny The PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY 262230 Pine St St Louis Mo manufacturers of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and other standard preparations have a new discovery that far surpasses anything ever placed on the market for old sores cuts burns and all wounds When Marconi stated that he could send messages across the ocean without a wire or cable the world did not believe It if we were to tell you that Dr Porters Healing Oil will cure old chronic sores which other remedies have failed to cure and will absolutely relieve the pain of a bum Instant lv you would not believe it therefore we wish to place the remedy FREE OF COST in your hands to convince you that it is the most wonderful remedy ever discovered We Mean IL It is needed in every home When any of the family are severely burned or cut you havent time to send for a remedy but you need itat once therefore do not delay to send to your Druggist for a regular 25c package FREE OF COST We give it free in this way because we know that when one family tries it they will it to other fam flies and thus introduce it Send for a free package and convince yourself that a wonderful progress along the line of new discoveries has been made in the manufacture of this preparation rtt It will cure Old Sores Burns Granulated Eyelids Chronic Catarrh Eczema Ear Ache Running Sores Boils Scald Head Sore Throat Skin Diseases Ulcers Fever Sores Carbuncles Scalp Diseases Throat Trouble Bites Stings Wounds The following dealers have these goods in stock for free distribution Caskey C J Daysboro R F D Alexander S C Daysboro Kash Sample Hazel Green Day N 0 Neola miSS FaIag 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 all8llllc uKluo Qlnrfo in Voile Panama and Linen Readymade Waists a specialty in Silk and Wash Goods Latest in Belts and Col lars including a tasty collection EmbroideryLaces respectfully FALAY LONG Buggies I Buggies I r Tue citizens of Hazel Green and this vicinity are herewith informed that they can now buy firstclass buggies at home I am prepared to furnish the best made and at reasonable prices I dont han die anything but firstclass buggies and those who want cheap claptraps will have to go elsewhere i Remember if you want a FIRST CLASS BUGGY one that will give satisfaction in comfort and wear I can supply you Call and see me at my shop in Hazel Green Respectfully JOHN H ROSE Some say I am too high Prove the truth give me a try Come in and see me and I fill surprise you Have me fix your teeth and if you are not satisfied I lose Aint that fair J H STAMPER Dentist Hazel Green Ky 4 Jri s s Relieves Painsof instantly Antiseptic recommend Money to Burn you have money to burn 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 be ready for yon when needed deposit it with us A bank account will give you a better business standing in the community and a prestige that you may never have enjoyed before If your name is not on our books we will be pleased to see it there before the close of the year 1908 i S THE HAZEL GREEN BANK II HAZELGREEN ACADEMY- Fall r 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 bet ter prepare themselves for teaching or wish to prepare for the STATE i CERTIFICATE or the STATE DIPLOMA The ACADEMIC COURSE well equips the student for the SOPHrOMORE YEAR in College The Faculty is composed of Nine Teachers f Careful attention is given to each student TUITION IS FREE Incidental Fee of 500 is charged for the term Board with Heat and Light 200 per week Furnished Rooms Free k Write for Catalogues Mr Or CARTER SecyTreas H JJs DERTHICK Principall In Presidential Year 1908 Those Who Want the TRUTH Should Read An Independent Newspaper THE EVENING POST DURING TilE YEAR 1008 v COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A DAY KentuckyGovernors From Isaac Shelby to Augustus Er Willson All of KentuckY Governors The only complete collection now In existence Every true Kentuckian should have a copy In his home or offlce JUST OFF TIlE PRESS IsI the new Kentucky map I Engraved etptclslly for the Evening Post at a cot of f3600 In addition to this uptotheminute Kentucky map and pictures of all ran tuckys Governors the complete census of all Kentucky towns Is given with pictures of all the President of the United State Rulers and Flap of all x nation steamship routes statistical data In addition to the above there are nine 7map of equal value Including the Philippines Porto Itlco Hawaii Alaska late maps of the United States Panama Canal Eastern and Western Hemis topheres reports of the tart three national centus and much otber historical Information This unique and valuable Atlas IU FREE to ALL EVENING POST eun SCRIBERS If not now u subscriber send IO for a full years aubscrlptlonKmall or ItOO for six months subscription Understand that are byImall only and that subscription price by carrier or agent Is 10 cents per week Tbe Evening post IIs first In everything has the most State news and but JI market report A dally newspaper for the borne The Evening Post LOUISVILLE KY j Swirl rkeOi AtUi aid EtreNy Nil WKfc It Taper zr Y r7 M fzrrI altI r 11 i + r1 11r tj- i JC or 4IJI 1J Yt S t It I f Yc1loo I + t + rt h t J l t t r oIWj J V i iCO t IiJ f 1 4 0 tI I4 1 f L r i C 10 or t I i Ir 41Rfl efltrirfM ny Sudden Deaths There Is a disease prevailing In this country most dangerous because so decep mill II UOftttve Manyaudde deaths arecaused by 1Itheart disease pneumonia heart failure or apoplexy I f I are often the result f I of kidney disease I I If I I kidney trouble Is al II I lowedtoadvancethekidneypoisoned I J w blood will attack the in vital organs or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell Bladder troubles most always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure IIs obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr Kilmer Swamp Root the great kidney liver and bladder remedy r Itcorrectslnabllitytoholdurtneandscald Ing pain In passing It and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to- go often during the day and to get up many times during the night The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root Is soon realized It itands the highest for Its won derful cures of the most distressing cases SwampRoot Is pleasant to take and sold by all druggists In fiftycent and one dollar lilhavetells all about It both Hoatot wimpRoot sent free by mall Address Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y When writing mention paperDonTtIhc name Swamp Root Dr Kilmer SwampRoot ana the address Blngrtamion NYN on every bottle THE HERALD DRINK WAINSCOTTS POP Rev John Wilson of Campton was the guest of Tom Haddix over Saturday J G Trimble of Mt Sterling is visiting his daughter Mrs J Taylor Day- Presiding Elder Southgate held meeting at the M E church South here Monday at 11 oclock Uncle Jack Rittonhouse left for Paintavillo Tuesday or lea twise be said Monday he was going to C Alexander of Paris and Miss Nora Kirch of Louisville regis tetAd at the Swango House this week Curt Pioratt left Wednesday to help drive a flock of sheep through to Mt Sterling and will return about Sunday RobertCecil of Stillwater came over Monday and took his sister Aunt Nancy Swango to his neigh borhood for an indefinite stay Frank Pres Wilson of Adel was here Tuesdayevening and delivered a bunch of 40 ewes to Charley Rose who had a big flock of sheep Ernest Swango isi taking in the Lexington fair and visiting his brother Rush Swango at Paris and other friends at Georgetown this week Quite a crowd of our people at tended quarterly meeting at Good wins Chapel Sunday Dinner on the ground was one of the features and all report a very flue time FOR RENTMy house and lot in Hazel Green For particulars see Wm Clark Hazel Green or write to J W CRAVEN 52tf Frankfort Ky X Miss Hazel Ringo who recently visited her parents of this place is now visiting relatives in Winchester and will probably secure ia suitable situation and make it her permanent homo George Sandifer the able assistant of John H Rose the expert blacksmith left Tuesday for Lex ington where he will visit his fam ily and take in the Big Blue Grass Fair and return this week J M Nickell and wife formerly of Hazel Green but now living iin Madison county came in Monday and will make an indefinite stay in the hope of meeting hundreds of their friends hereabouts Wm French foreman ofwor on the boys dormitory and indue l trial building connected with the MIacademy left yesterday for hill home at Indianapolis Ind the I work having been completed Denny Niokell recently visited Ashland Ky Huntington an Logan W Va at all of whici- places he met with former friend I from Hazel Green and had A DicE dale Jf 1 retruetlaJut Iz week IJi= J 1a J t1C tj tiq r Ii lralatjMJSBOB ialay Long the Hazel Green milliner and Miss Nancy Sample the assistant postmaster two of the most lovely and lovable young ladies in this community aye two who will compare with any couple from centre to circutu ference of this grand old common wealthleft Wednesday to attend the blue grass fair at Lexington after which they will visit relatives and friends at Frankfort and in Franklin county They go as a bachelor team without chaperone and dollars to doughnuts that the chivalry of Kentucky will protect them in thought word and deed And why simply because they are not gifted in gossip nor do they sanction slander How dif ferent from the frivolous flirt that occasionally bobs up But to their credit bo it said most of our girls are endowed with both brains and beauty A Reminiscent Meeting B 0 Vaughn of Lexington accompanied by his daughter Mrs Lyon and her three children all Of Lexington were the guests of Mrs Hal Smith a sister of Mr Vaughn last week and left for home Tues day Our Man About Town caller Monday morning to apologize for not attending a supper in honor of Mr Vaughn prepared Saturday night by his sister Mrs Smith when he had the pleasure of meet ing that gentleman and enjoyed a halfhours chat Mr Vaughn iis manager of the L and N shops at Lexington and has been identified with that railroad for about 37 years As both knew many of the older people in and about lithe Athens of the West many reminiscences were recalled rendering the occasion one thateach will re member perhaps for their remain ing years A Badly Broken Leg A messenger came here Monday morning in quest of a doctor for Morgan Spencer who it was said had broken his leg and was otherwise injured Drs G M and W T Center answered the call and upon examination found that the leg was broken just above the an kle joint and some of the small bones of the foot crushed While the younger doctor administered an anesthetic the elder reduced the fracture They discovered no oth er injuries left him resting easy and think amputation may proba bly be avoided although the break iis in a bad place A sawlog rolled on to him while working near his home at Daysboro Welcomed to Their Old Home H F Pieratt wife and their son Bruce arrived here Monday and to say they were welcome would be entirely inadequate to express the enthusiasm manifested upon meeting them especially so with Henrys 99100 who was always ia favorite hereabouts Many things about their Madison county home have endeared the place to them but deep down in their hearts is ia love for old Wolf which death only can deface They will remain in definitely meantime trying their best to break bread with as many friends as possible Mrs John Cecil and three chil dren of Montgomery county cam up today week since which they have been visiting relatives about Hazel Green but they will return this week much to the regret 01f many who failed to meet wit Mrs Cecil on her visit ARE YOU SURD ItrtetlrlUREfDo you know that the makers hadi I were clean flits excluded from th and freezers and other utensils keptI Sanitary Condition Why take any ehance where your health wbynotk OWN ICE CREAM In to MINUTES FOR tc A PLATE with JiM ICE CPU Power It Is so euy Simply stir contents ot oDel3e package Into a quart of milk and freeie without cooking heating or the ad ditto of anything else This makes two quarts of let cream clean pure and whole l some A good tee cream freezer can be adollazortwowhichwiltlastd PowhFlavor Cltttolate Vanilla Straw1 btrryLmon atut Uaflavered I U4u opafnsosa TM 4awMS tiN fM ris Iff ItY L Uf 44Jr rrtrnj ri tt S iilrM S 1 ChaifR roptBlohmtipd Jg about 400 sheep which he will drivo to Mt Sterling market lIe bought them up in hunches all around this section E F Cecil sold him 25 head and Steve Rose a nice lot S W DeJarnett a farmer who lives near Richmond and is the nearest neighbor to H F Pierat and Ctinrley Rose our former oil izensarrivod at Rittenhouse Ranch yesterday and will drink the water for a few weeks Dr Taylor Center mention of whoso removal was made in these columnssome weeks since will to day or tomorrow complete the re moval of his effects to Campton where he will continue to practice his profession Cletis Swango and sister Miss Nancy of Means who were visit ing relatives here last week left last week for Grassy Creek where they took in the quarterly meeting and will spend a few days with their uncles family J F Cecil at that place FOR SALEGood farm of 75 acres 9 miles south of Mt Sterling Good 7room dwelling house ten ant house tobacco barn and aU necessary outbuildings Goodwa ter For terms etc call on or address J H WILSON 53 Winn street Mt Sterling Ky The following ladies will please accept the thanks of the editor and his better seveneighths for the following favors viz Mrs Hal Smith a mess of roasting ear corn and some nice apples j Mrs Lou Day a fine mess of new sweet potatoes j Mrs Lula Kash a mess of green beans Fred Hurt who is running ia Rawmill on Greenbrier just aboye Lee City was caught between a saw log and a pile of the same Friday evening hnd so badly in jured that he has since been hov ering between life and death LaterHe is much bettor and able to be about Jas F Wilson is attending the Blue Grass Fair at Lexington as a representative of TILE HERALD and we predict him a fine time We should very much have enjoyed a week there individually but cir cumstances preventing we wished some ono should enjoy the privilege Hence the substitute Miss Rosa OHair a domestic in the home of Mrs Lula Kash left Sunday night and eloped withRoly Gibbs a young man of Gillmore creek presumably with the view ofmarriage Her sister Miss Eva was visiting her at the time but iit seems that the matrimonial tie had greater attractions for her than the tie of blood Mrs John Taulbee daughter of Dr Waldeck died at the residence of her parents at Ezel Wednes day morning at 8 oclock of con sumption after an illness of eight months She was conscious to the last and resigned to the promise of peace in Paradise The funeral will be preached by Rev Henry J Derthick today and the burial beheld at 2 oclock this afternoon Rowena the eldest daughter of Mrs Lula Kash was taken sud denly sick Saturday night whet Dr Williams was called in Hi attended her at the time and al day Sunday he and Dr Nickel labored with her Dr William I remaining there Sunday night bu she was much better on Monday Dr Williams diagnosed her cas as something like meningitis bu thinks her ago in her favor J S Rittenhouse of Rittenhouc Ranch a few days since introduce to the editor of this paper San Collier a gentleman from Paints ville and told us he was here t examine the concrete in our acad emy buildings Mr Collier iil largely interested in coal mines ii Johnson county and while her examined one that Mr Ritten hnise very recenlty bought o Fred Salley which he said was I fine quality of coal All tho newt all the time iI- Tn Hgsaw i s yatr- w h- s JAiT AGENTS toselLBattanI t r BtdgM Medals and Pictures o partielCampaign at ralHec biirbeuurx picnics etc Write n postal for price I stand fan s ample Address J IH BURROW 839 Fourth Avenue Louisville K- yCommissioners Sale Wolfe Circuit Court Kentucky STEIJA CARPENTER ANT CAIU CAR PKNTEU DV H S GARRISON QUAR- DiAx Plaintiffs againstSTELLA ETC Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Wolfe Circuit Court ren dered at its January Term 1907 In the above cause I ball proceed to offer for sale at the Court House door III Camp ton to the highest bidder tit public uuc tion on- Monday the 7th Day of September 1908 at 1 oclock p m or thereabout beiiif County Court day upon a credit of six months the following described prop erty to wit A certain town lot in the town of Campton Ky beginning on Marion street corner of Mary Browns line on rtI I marked stone thence with said Mary Browns line and fence eastward 70 feet to a set stone and corner of Mary Browns lot thence north 70 feet to Dr J H Stampers fence thence eastward with Dr Stampers fence north of ditch tc mouth of ditch now branch thence a straight line with center of branch to Fayette Shulla line thence southward course to W S Tints corner thence with W S Tutts line to Marion street thence noi thwnid with Abarimi street to the beginning- Or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money so ordered to be made For the purchafO price the purchaser with approved surety or securities must execute bond payable to Muster Commissioner bearing legal interest from the day of sale until paid and having the force and effect bfa judgment Bid promptly E T ROSE Master Commissioner Fine Farm for Sale I oflet for tale my farm located in organ County Ky on Illackwater one mile south of Kzel 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 Ac 100 Acres of Virgin Timber A FINE ORCHARD OF FRUITS I will sell the KM ACHES as a whole or divide to suit purchaser The place is well watered nod fenced in a good neighbor hood has a good pair of stock scales and is wllliin one mile of u good school house on each of two shIes with telephone in the house Indent everything is convenient Anyone wishing a good home should call and get my price before buying JOHN D IIEVRY liHmIurphy Ky ARCH CHILDERS Practical Well Driller Ezel Ky Solicits orders from the people ot the moue thin for work in his line and especially the good people of Morgan and Wolfe He IsI well equipped for the business and has given satisfaction in all cases Ask any body for whom I have drilled For further information address ARCH CHILDERS Ezel Ki- REVOLVING Prw- i LESS PER iFOR SAMPLE MILE DE KALaiui KANSAS CrTYMa e M M1 POULTRY FENCEVenr Close Mesh CampUM ro eebttred 10 cbupw lh o DjtUoi t WriU for oUloc ihowlof full Un ot hociof tu til eur rCaC0 JWC H ni KUIM cur MO For sale by C S LOWS GEORGE RIC- EUNDERTAKER HAZEL GREEN KY S I have several fine Coflins in m i shop and am prepared to mnk 9 any style to order find on the mos reasonable terms I also have I A Handsome Hearse a and will attend all burials whoso n requested Public patronage ii- n il respectfully solicited 25tf GEO RICE- beP 1r fMiSses5jitapiip e anfTrog announce to tho ladies of town and surrounding vicinity that they now have in stock their new and fresh J Spring and Summer jliineni Having spent several days in one of j the most fashionable wholesale mil linery emporiums in the metropolis of Louisville they feel amply able to please the most fastidious tastes even in extremest cases Theyalso have a select line of r LADIES FURNISHING GOODS such as Collars Belts Cloves Etc jt In addition to the Millinery Business we have a 1 DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT to which we give our customers the best advantage and from our line of literature with illustrations the best styles cnn be seen and used We are located one dr or west of the postoffice Call and see our stock for yourself Thanking you for your patronage during the post sea son and hoping to merit its continuance we are respectfully c MAPEL TROY Kash JohnsonKashss DEALERS IN General Merchandise COUNTRY PRODUCE c HAZEL GREEN KY Invite the attention of the people of Hazel Green and vicinity to the r now stock of goods they hove just received embracing general stores Staple and Fancy Groceries Boots and Shoes Clothing Fruits and Vegetables in season Farmers Hardware ifcc and especially their Shield Brand Clothing Dress Goods Latest Prints Domestics all of which they 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 jCflFEllis Johnson in connection with the store runs an uptodate 1 Livery and Feed Stable Drummers hacks for hire at all times Lookout fo- rCECIL wt w BROS new advertisement which will appear next week perhaps Sam Kash of the firm Kash Sample says they are selling tgoods so fast and are kept so i busy that they have no time to write an advertisement and he isays if they had a new ad they would have to hire another as fz sistant for which they can not make room with the goods I IrrKENTUCKY BIGGEST SHOW1 j 1919U 1SEPT141516rM8xSLX RACES I I PREMIUMSI7 Here is the place to display your live stock and farm t j productsT to meet your friends t and to combine amusement with information Show every day rain or shine in our new 100000 Live Stock Pavilion Be one of the quarter of a million to visit this years Fair LOW RAILROAD RATESI information eatry bttaka or eatelerf tddrrosa III IIIorNEWMAN Secretary X LouJn1JJe Ky r f r ttY iW- V ila CUMBS s RHEUMATISMLUMBAGO NEURALGIA and KIDNEY TROUBLE 5 DROPS taken internally rids the bloods of tbe poisonous matter and acids wblcb are tbe direct causes of tbese diseases Applied externally It affords almost In staot relief Irom pain while 5 iermanent cure is being effected by purifying tbe blood dissolving the poisonous sub stance and removing it from tbe system DR S D BLAND Of Browton Ga writeI bad been augrer tor a nembrof runwith Lumbago and ltbutntttm In my arm and legin trial 11 tli remedlM tbt1 could dgatbertrom lnedlo1 works fond aim coniultad wlthanumberottbS belt phTilclnI but found a notblof that gT the relief obtained from MNUiif I tbll preKrlblt In my prutlo toe rboumtlui and Kindred d- 3ueFREE Idreddlsoaeewrite with Rheumatism I Trouble or any kin to us for a trial bottle of iDROPS and test It yourself aDROPS can be used any length of time without acquiring a drug habit IasIt Is entirely tree of opium cocaineI laudanum and other similar ingredients Larg glenttle5DfOPN00De1100 ref 8alo by VRlltl A mlXWS RHEOBIATI3 nJ3E COKPAHY r 4 V jt DC ICO Lake Street CMtfO TREESy Fruit and Ornamental Everything for Orchard 2 Lawnand Garden Our Strawberry Plants ar e moneymakers Try em WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG WE HAVE NO AGENTS H HILLENMEYER SONS LEXINGTON KY KILLTHE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS WITH Dr Kings New DiscoveryF- OR +oucHS PRICE 1e- t OLDS Trlat Bottle Free + AND ALL THROAT AND LUNDTROUBIES- r GUARANTEED 8ATIBFAOTOR OB MONEY REFUNDED B F BOLIN- CUNDERTAKER I CAMPTON KY INFORMS the citizens of Wolfe and the adjoining counties that be carries a line of Coffins Caskets Burial Clothes m and everything necessary to put away A the dead In decent style t atiJSpecial caskets supplied on 24 d 4jours notice finest made if ordered f a l31 and hackffuraifched funeral zkAltpcta fill order for tomhitone Ac Io 1 t fk r BEN UbkT BRNBLS Carefully Collatedand Concisely Chronicled Governor Willson has offered a reward of 200 for the capture of J C Thomp son wanted in Whllley county on the charge of murder Defective electric wiring caused a fire in the old Northern Hank building at Lexington last week which resulted in I a damage of 2500 During a game of baseball between two nines in Franklin count Louie Crutcher was struck in the face by a pitched ball and will lose the sight of an eye Because Otto Henry shook the buggy in which he was sitting Stanley Jones residing in the southeast part of Graves county shot Henry through the stom ach fatally wounding him The plant of the Ortenbaum Distillery Co at Midway was destroyed by fire last week andover 2000000 gallons of whisky licked up by the flames Loss between 4000000 and 5000000 James Stanley of Jefferson county went into his stable the other morning to feedand was run into by a vicious sow and knocked under the heels of a mule which tranipled him to death Acute perforation of the stomach a rare disease made its appearance in Louisville recently when R E Wathcn u promiuet distiller was seized with the malady He underwent a surgical opera t tion successfully j For the first time in the history 01II the institution Magistrate OConnor in the Jeffersoncourt county jail week He held one negro trusty to lastII swer a charge of malicious cutting and fined another 25 Joseph Alexander Atkins a confeder ate veteran died in Louisville last week after an illness of only one hour He was a soldier of the famous Orphan Brig ade and received General Helm in his arms when that commander fell While engaged in breaking a colt at the Kentucky Racing Association track near Lexington Steve Savidge a 16year old boy was thrown clear over a fence by the fractious animal alighting on his hands and face The only injury sus tamed by the boy was a broken nose An unknown man claiming to be the Son of God was committed to jail In Frankfort one day last week to be tried lor lunacy A clothing mark Ellis k Co Nashville Tenn is the only clew to his identity He claims he was tent from heaven 2000 years ago to evangel ize the world As a reward of merit County Judge Bullock of Fayette county appointed Caleb W Marshall son of Waller Mar shall to a scholarship in the State Uni versity In twelve years in the kinder garten public schools and tbe high school at Lexington young Marshal has not missed one day attendance The bronze statue of the late Governor William Goebel arrived last week in Frankfort from New York where it was executed by Sculptor Charles H Nie haus and placed on the base of the mon ument which covers the grave in the State cemetery It will remain covered until September when the monument will be unveiled An attempt was made to destroy the residence of Geo 0 Perry superinten dent of coal mines near PainUville by some miscreant who it is believed had designs on Perrys life A stick of dy namite was thrown on the roof of his residence The explosion tore a big hole in the roof and badly injured Perrys wife Perry was away from home at the time Lewis Faulkner of Kavanaugh Boyd county is one of the largest men in the United States In spite of Mr Faulk ners immense physique he is as active as many a little man of 125 pouuds He tips the scales at 492 12 pounds and his waist measure is 8 feet 9 34 inches He does not find his size a drawback in any way except that he is unable to buy anything readytowear John Bate for many years a farmer of Campbell county recently celebrated his 94th anniversary at his home in FOReNEURALCI- SCIATICA RHEUMATISM DISTRESS IN t 1 1 1 Lewis cottntyt aniiaBB f bitold HC quantances visited him on the occasion About forty vents ago he sold His farm in Campbell county and with the pro ceeds purchased farm inIewis county Bate who was found working in his garden by the Campbell county delega tion attributes his longevity to hit en tire absence of worry It in a great mistake fur men to worry over the attn mulation of wealth he saidand if I great etJlrts were necessary to accomplish certain things I dropped them Better retain good health than accumu late wealth I was always satisfied if providedwith the necessaries of life for myself and family We have livedat peace with the world and we have t uc ceeded In keeping worry from our home CONVENTIONS AND EXCURSIONS A new special committee has been created this year by the State Fair management known as the Committee on Excursions and Conventions with Mr Smith T Bailey as chairman AI ready a number of annual meetings for state organizations have been se cured including the Kentucky Beef Cattle Association the Kentucky Dairy Cattle Club the Swine Breeders Association the State Berkshire Associa tion the State Horticultural Society the Good Roads Association and vari ous others of a kindred nature- A suitable convention hall will be provided underneath the grandstand with every accommodation and con venience possible for the visiting or ganizations Chairman Bailey hopes listedtbefore the opening day and Is arrang ing to have a large number of excur- sIon trains from all sections of the state In other words It Is his Inten tion to make it a convention week and the banner week In the history of the Falls City for the largest number of out of town visitors THE NEW STATE FAIR GROUNDS The new Kentucky State Fair grounds where the 1908 annual exhibi tion will be held Is easily one of the most modernly arranged and best equipped In the country From an aes thetic point of view the graceful lines of the buildings harmonize with the surrounding topography The car lines will extend Into the grounds so that one may step directly from the car to the entrance of the Fair An Imposing archway will extend over the main driveway at the entrance The driveway 100 feet In width leads dl rectly to the Livestock Pavilion Grass plots with rows of trees will subdivide this driveway and lines of hedges will border It on the sides In front cf the Livestock Pavilion will oe an attrao five fountain located In the center of large flower bpd designs The racetrack and grandstand are located In the eastern part of the grounds some 600 feet from the pavil ion The surface of the track has been finished with exceptionally fine clay The stables and cooling shed for horses are located just south of the track The architecture bf all the buildings will be along the lines of the Spanish Mission style with white sides and red tile roofs This class and style of architecture will harmon ize with the undulating grounds and graceful driveways which are bordered with hedges and plants and glvo It a most pleasing j I 100000 LIVESTOCK It is with much pride PAVILIONII Fair management will lie In September what it has every I reason to believe is the finest livestock pavilion In the world While some what similar to other great State Fair pavilions it Is quite different from any of them and combines the gocd points of all of them It will be 212 feet wide and 400 feet long with an Interior arena measuring 116 by 300 feet There will be an entrance to the arena at either end having direct connec tlon with the horse and cattle barns A fifteenfoot promenade will extend entirely around the outside of the are na The main entrances are arranged In four large towers one at each cor ner of the building to give an abun dance of space for entrance and exit The construction is of the most permanent character being largely con crete and steel All horses and cattle will be exhibited In this building a great Improvement over the hot dusty All the news all the time in11 TilE HERALD 1 a year I Webers 7WflER8IIAND Prize Band of Amerlcatfpne of the finest concert organizations In the West will furnish the mUBiI for the State Fair Erich of Webers programs will be three hours long and bo made up entirely of popular music A number of soloists will be heard Mr Weber has felt the public pulse long enough to know about what Is wanted add to this a band that Is unsurpassed anywhere his own personality and splendid leading powers soloists of known ability and It Is hard to SCR the way of a band THE HORSE SHOW AT- KENTUCKY STATE FAIR With the largest prizes ever offered for horses at a Kentucky Fair the greatest exhibit of equine flesh In the history of the Blue Grass State Is con fidently expected For the first time exhibitors and spectators will have the pleasure of seeing a firstclass horse show In a large commodious arena completely under shelter without feel Ing the effect of the burning sun or being exposed to damp and chilly weather and undergoing the Inconve nience of a weathersoaked show rIngII Turnstiles to Be Used at the Ken tucky State Fair Secretary J W Newman of the Kentucky State Fair has provided the most approved pattern of turnstile to be used at each entrance to the State Fair Neither the skinny nor the fat man will have any trouble In passing through them They are equipped with registers which can tell at any minute Just how many persons have passed through For catalogue entry blanks or other Information write J W Newman See totary 320 Paul Jones Building Louis title Ky A BOOK OF MYSTERY i IS The Veil RY Mary Marriott Norris I2mo Cloth 309 pales 100 Order of Your Bookseller or the Publisher RICHARD G BADGER Publisher Boston flfljji Bank f WINCHESTER KY N H WITHEBSPOON President Paid Up Capital I 10000000 Undivided Profit I 11000000 l handsome Deposit off over t t t 860000000 This bank solicits the accounts of merchants farmers traders and bus iness men generally throughout East ern Kentucky and offers its custom b ers every facility and the most liberal c DR C H WILLIAMS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY Offers his profeitional services to the clti zees of Hazel Green and surrounding cowl try and will answer all calls of affliction Office at his residence adjoining Hazel green Ba- nkDAY HOUSE Hqzel Croen Ky Urn IOU DAY Proprietor Best table fare In Eastern Kentucky A urea sample room connected Heated and lighted by gas throughout and special ac ouimodations to traveling men fDR MILES ANTIPAIN PILLS BACKACHEPAIN STOMACH- SLEEPlESSNESS appearanceI stuffytents couldhave legitimatebanking FOR I Headache rtt 4 7j RemarkableIStory i The story of Mrs Matilda Warwick of Kokomo Ind as told below proves the curative properties of i that wellknown female remedy Wine of Cardui Mrs Warwick says IITAKE DtfJ It Will Help You Jl 1 I suffered from pains in my head shoulder limbs side stomach low down dizziness chills ner vousness fainting spells and gther female troubles I was almost dead Three doctors did not nde j i At last I took Cardui and with the first bottle ob J if tained relief Now I am cured But for Cardui I would have been dead Try Cardui i AT ALL DRUG STORES 1 i TRY TOUR a LUCK 000ooooodowooooooeooooooeooooeooooooe4oeoooeeeeoooooo 100 000 000000 0 0 0 OOOOOHO t 25 in Free Presents i oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooottO +oooooooooooooo00000000000000000000010 J l The Wolfe County Democratic Primary Election to se lect candidates for the various county offices will be held in the summer some time and THE HERALD avails of thert occasion to increase its subscription list and at the same time give its subscribers 2500 in useful articles such as watches 6 t and chains razors combination handy tool holder c s 0 This is in no sense a lottery but an educational prob lem in which each new subscriber and each old one who pays up and renews will have the opportunity to exercise his brain in estimating the vote to be polled at the coming Democratic Primary Election The price of THE HERALD is S 100 a year in advance and every subscriber is entitled to one estimate i Old subscribers who pay up arrearages and one year in ad vance are also entitled to one estimate The one who sends rl in the closest estimate will receive a gold plated watch andzchain j next nearest gold plated watch and aluminum fob next a fine razor c Use the estimate coupon attached 7r Write your name plainly and make figures of estimate very distinct Then enclose 100 with the coupon and mail to lt1 this office These coupons will be filed and the day alter the f election a disinterested committee will take charge of them rand determine who is entitled to the presents i The Presents That Will Be Awarded J ifplated00 y I i The person making the second closest estimate will receive Q Pfl ijii American watch good time piece and aluminum fob 0 UU 1 The person making the third closest estimate will receive an fl Pfl American made razor as good as any ever produced UtUU The person making the fourth nearest estimate of the vote fl = 50at the primary will receive the same kind of razor lis The person making the fifth nearest estimate of the total I 50vote at the primary gets a razor of the sanre kind Ii r The person making the sixth nearest estimate to the im totolIIvote cast will receive a combination pocket tool case 1UUB- ASIH c UPON W ICU TO HAKE ESTIMATE i The total Democratic vote polled in the Congressional el action of 1000 was 819 and in the Governors election of 1U07 Mr Hager received a total of 899 votes roooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOoooooo t Use this form I 1 Namcwyour estimate ar Sfj J eeoofigures plainI o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o y jC TSend your estimate and your dollar to this office and we j take care of both Sincerely yours SPENCER COOPER itlt AI If you haveN j HeadacheTry One I v1 f They Relieve PainAl Quickly leaving no q bad Aftereffects f 25 Doses 25 Cents r tt- I Never Sold in Bulk J tJ lf L JI 1j f I Ii C 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