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EBMS t l T TiE I lAZEL GREEN HERALD0 Established March 4 1885 Made Famous in the Story of Jonathan and Hla Continent by Max ORell 0 fSPBONOD oDo rrTheOldest Most Popular Most Widely Circulated and Most Quoted Paper in the Kentucky Mountains 100 a Year In Advanced 1 TWENTYFOURTH YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1908 NUMBER 4 j W I i1 Utfiloii and Eastern Railway t f Was Table In Eileot June 21 1908 it rWEST BOUND a No1 No3 o6 STATIONS Dally ex Dally and Sunday Sunday Sundayouly AMLve PMLve AMLve Jackson 6 10 am I 2 20 pa 700 am 04Khnct 616 pm 225 pm 705 am Beattyve Jc 7 07 em s 20 pm 754 am Torrent 7 soam 3 41 pm 815 am Nat Bride 7 45 am 9 66 pm 820 am Cemplon J n 7 48 am 3 57 pn 828 am Stanton 8 16 am 4 28 pm tMam Clay City S 26 em 4 95 pm 902 am LJtKJuncnl 900am 607 pm1003em- Wlncheater 912 am 5 20 pm 10128W- Lexton ar 9 b5 am C 05 pOI 1026 am EAST BOUND Dally No2 ex Dally No4 and Sunday IIII Sunday P1LveAMLyec 2 25 0 LeXington 0 7 36 am L 288 pm 20 WlnOb eater 20 8 13 m 2 48 pta LiEJuncUon 8 20 pm 3Ml piJ 90 Clay City40 9 02 am 3 58 pm 44 Stanton 44 9 lOam 4 30 pm camPton Juntn 38 pm 4 35 pm 57 Nat Bridge 67 19 43 am 4 47 pm 62 Torrent 62 58 am 5 10 pm 70 BeattyveJo 701017 am- I 6 OS pm 90 I 0KJnnon DO 1115 am 6 10 pm94k Jackson 94 1120 am CONNECTIONS L A E JUNCTION Trains Nog I and 3 I will make connection with the C 4 O By for Mu Sterling CAMPTOK JUNCTION Trains Nos 1 2 I 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central Ry for Pine Ridge and Campton Bit TYYLLE JUHCTION Trains No2 will make connection at Beattyville June with the L and A Railway for passengers r to and From BetttyYille Oi 4K JUNCTION Trains Nos 3 and 4 connectwith the 0 4 K Railway for local t statlonsori theO de K Railway W Ai MCDOWELL General Manager pHAfl8CpTXQenPass Agent Oi KefocKs Halfwayl1 Time Table May 21 I9O5 WEST BOUND No 33 IS I No 21 Dally ex B STATIONS s Daily ex Sun ay a a Sunaay PM ABB 0 27 PM Awn 6 20 6 Cannel City 22 12 35 4 55 11 Heleohawa 20 12 19 S 45 13 Lee City 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 3 62 22 Wilhurst 0 11 44 3 10 27 OK Junction 0 11 15 3 00 Jackson 11 05 EAST BOUND No3t t I I No 22 Dally ex = STATIONS Daily ei Sunday Sunay AMLVB PMLVE 710 27 Cannel City 0 100 7 33 21 Heleohawa 6 1 17 7 45 19 Lee City 11 1 23 8 24 13 Hamptou 13 1 44 8 37 10 Wilhurst 20 161 925 1 OAK Junction 22 225 9 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30 11Nos21 and 22 will make close connectiot at O A K Junction with Nos 3 and 4 for points on the Lexington and Eastern RaIl- wayr M L CONLEY Superintendent 1 w 7S mountain GOntI81 nallroaaa- Not 1- DEPABT No 2- ARRIVE 000 a mCampton1130 a m 2oopmOamptonoo6oopm c No2 No1 ARRIVE DEPART 7 80 amCampn JunclO 05 am- a 880pmCampn Juno 4 40pm The Mountain Central makes I connection with all L E pas senger trains JIENRYii Jackson Kr S BEPBKSENTINQ THE JOSEPH Ga REED C- On lua1e Dry Goods and Notions PORTSMOUTH OHIO Solicits the trade of the merchants of East a4 to ern Kentucky and guarantees prices and qualit of goods Hold orders for him K TB08E 80 8AUFLB ROSE SAMPLE Attorneys and ConnselorsatLaw CAMHTON KY I e Thi tiraeill ctlceinalltheCou rte Jof Wolfeand counties Specla1 atteaifoa iventoCgrpotalloa Law lnd- r r t- 14trs v aw y Y r 1 tTy W r COUNTY NEWS Local Items ofgeneral interest to a majority of our readers especi ally distant friends CAMPTON CURRENCY 0G B Rose of Stillwater bridge was in town a few hours yester day Rev Henry Helton of Valeria in this county was in town yes terday on business Look Tolson has so far recover ed from his wounds as to be able to be on the streets again Dr J H Stamper dentist of Hazel Green is registered at thb St Cloud Hotel where he is doing dental work D B Tyra Merida Brower and Taylor Brewer all of Holly creek were in Campton yesterday attending to some legal matters Chester Gourley Esq of Beatty ville was in town from Friday until Monday abstracting titles for the John H Morgan Oil and Gas Co- Grover Smith son of S B Smith who has been in the west during the past four years came in home one day last week to the pleasant surprise of his relatives and friends Next Monday is expected to be a big day in Campton it being County Court day and the day on which the Democratio county com mitteewill meet and decide ona date for the county primary Dr B D Cox last week filed a damage suit in the Wolfe Circuit court against Prof E E White side in behalf of his minor son Sampson alleging that his son had been wrongfully and without warrant of law suspended from school and asking damages in the sum of 500 0 T Tutt brother of our fellow townsman W S Tutt who during the past three years bas been seeking his fortune in distant lands arrived home last week bringing with him a young and happy bride whom he had married in St Louis Otis has bought a farm on Stillwater and will be a pros perous and happy farmer in the years that are to come George Banks who some years ago was convicted in the Wolfe Circuit court for the murder of Newt Taulbee passed through town yesterday on his way home hav ing been released from confine ment at Frankfort upon the soli citation and petition of his friends He was accompanied by his bro ther Irvine who had been to see Gov Willson in his behalf Sept 1 S S A Sure Enough Knocker J C Goodwin of Reidsville N C says Bncklens Aruba Salvo is a sure enough knocker for ulcers A bad one came on my Ileg last summer but that wonderful salvo knocked itout in a few rounds Not oven a scar remained Guaranteed for piles sores burns otc 25y at all dealers LANDSAW LACONICS 0 Born on the 29th to the wif of Bud Dalton a girl N L Combs and family visited at I W Combs Sunday J M Swango went to Torrent today to seethe goof people AJiss LulaCombs who h8s been pick for aome time is no better at tbiwritingT ETdg dlbilaiwd ttlv c b+ V tIof J4Jiji J iot Uf 0lt 1 tt H i lc t i Z1 r J Jj 1 00S 7lt TO CORHESPONDEHTSMall your item a early so they will reach our office morningMondeIfnot be published nulen of unusual Im portance Advertise no ones business and write onone tide of the paper only ter visited the family of Hiram Swango Sunday Roe Woods Howard Miller and E T Knsh went to Campton on business Monday Misses Ollie Swango and Maude Miller and J M Tester visited at I W Combs Sunday- E T Kash bought of Hiram Swango Monday six nice 2year old cattle price 115 Several of the farmers of this section are hauling ties to Hele ohawa a distance of 11 miles Allie Landrum of Toliver was visiting his son Joe and daughter Mrs Lucy Sweeney last week John English and Cud Horton of Campton were at this place on the 28th inspecting the oil der rick on the farm of E T Kash Strib Raney of Menifee coun ty a farmer resident of this place preached at the Murphy school house Saturday night and Sunday Arch Childers of Maytown who has been drilling wells en Holly creek sold his rig to T S Hollon Monday and passed through here on his way home Ben Gosney of Campton has contracted with Spencer Mar shall to take the derrick on the farm of E T Kash and rebuild it on the farm of George Lovelace near Stillwater bridge N L Combs and E T Kash contracted to haul the material and then sublet it to Roe Woods and W L BuchananSept ANON Beware el Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do Is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufac tured blF J Cheney cc Co Toledo 0 contains no mercury and is taken intern ally acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the syrtem In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It Is taken internally and made in Toledo 0 by F J Cheney A Co Tes timonials free Sold by druggists Price 75o a bottle Take Halls Family Pills for constipation LEE CITY LOCALS 0Rain is needed very badly in this vicinity The Saints began a protractbd meeting Friday night The freight train one night last week killed a mule for C W Rose A good many teamsters are hauling ties to the railroad yards hereThe party that went to the camp meeting at Jeffersonville returned MondayDavid Graham left Saturday for a trip north and will be gone about three weeks Mr Allen and his scholars wont to Rose fork Friday to spell against that school Henry Clair is back from Mid dletown 0 where he has been for several months S S Snowden of Gillmore was here Friday loading a oar of staves for Win nt Stave Co Several of the Greenbriar boys went to Hazel Green Saturday to watch the same which was to be played between that team and the 1Jel beam 4t j a s a i R v r = SNrnrk- w MIDDLEBORO MINUTES o Rain is needed vory hilly in this section Misses Calhe and Alice Rose were guests of Miss Minnie Old field Sunday Dennie Nickell and Porter Cen ter attended church near Middle bo ro Sunday Neal Nickell and his friend Kelly Patrick of Natty were in Middleboro Sunday Doyle and Quincy Oldfield of Richmond were visiting home folks here last week They say there is no place like home Church services were held at the Amyx school house Friday night and continued until Sunday night It was a good meeting and a large orowd attended Onn was hap tizedIBro Morris Nickell will ieave today for Parker Kan He has been visiting relatives and friends and they all hate to see him go Holly Wilson and wife are going with him Aug 31 M N How to Get Strong P J Daly of 1247 W Congress street Chicago tells of a way to become strong He says My mother who is old and was very feeble is deriving so much benefit from Electric Bitters that I feel it is my duty to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening medicine about it In my mothers ease a marked gnin in flesh has resulted insomnia has been over come and she is steadiy growing stronger Electric Bitters quick ly remedy stomach liver and kid ney complaints Sold under guarantee at all dealers oQf ROGERS RUMBLINGS 0Misses Tina Coble and Ethel Daniel attended meeting at Clevit Springs Sunday Miss Nora Stamper our present school teacher visited her parents at Campton Saturday and Sunday G W Salley candidate for sher iff of Wolfe county was in our midst this week looking after the interests of his race B B Cole T P Spencer J D Spencer and Wayne Bryant all from this place attended Andrew J Spencers sale August 20 Miss Ethel Daniel of Monica and Herbert and Golden Rogers of Cannel Cityare visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs E J Rogers this week W H Chambers county super intendent met the newly elected school trustees from the various districts at this place Friday August 28 and perfected an organ ization of the Torrent subdivision J D Spencer our hustling mer chant last week purchased from Andrew J Spencer his farm near the Lee county line in this coun ty containing 220 acres for 090 80 cash in hand Andrew having decided to move to Idaho where his two sons live Aug 31 W B A Paying Investment John White of 88 Highland iwo Iloulton Mo says Have been troubled with a cough every win ter and spring Last winter I tried many advertised remedies but the cough continued until I bought a 50X bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery i before that was half gone the cough was all gone This winter the same happy result has followed i a few dopes once more banished the annuall cough I am now convinced that DrKiugs New Discovery is the best of all cough and lung remedies Sold under guarantee at all dealer 60c tndjl Tjriijl OWN freef STILLWATER SPARKLES 0 Leek Tolson who was so badly out in a fight at Campton recent ly is able to be out again Otis Tutt and his newly made wife of St Louis are visiting rel atives and friends iu this section Ninnie Brewer Stanley and Laura Maloney wont to Sabbath school at Trent Sunday and nil seemed to enjoy themselves fine Kelly Jumps Jr G B Dane Jeff Jr and S C Rose and in fact the whole Rose family were in Campton last Saturday Our home candidates George W Salley and J M Swango were shaking hands with Hazel Green people Saturday and seem to be in good spirits Andy PhippH of Miiytown who has been down with the fever for some time is able to be out again and visited S C Rose on Still water last week Mrs Sam Kosh and little daughter Lucille passed through here Saturday en route to their home in Hazel Green from Campton where they had been visiting rela tives for several days Rev Jeff Brewer who has been in Menifee county conducting a series of meetings returned home Saturday and says there were sev eral converts and some additions to the Baptist church N L Combs and family of Landsaw called on Miss Lula Combs daughter of I W Combs of this creek who is very ill and it is feared by her many friends that she has consumption One of the Taylor boys we dont remember his first name passed through here Sunday evening He was last week discharged from the coast artillery up in Maine He was wearing his soldiers uniform On Thursday August 27 Super intendent Chambers sworb in and organized the trustees of tho edu cational board in the Oth subdi vision S 0 Rose was elected chairman John Tester secretary and N L Combs assistant secre tary Grover Smith a son of Samp Smith of near Campton who has been living in California Oregon and Washington during the past twelve years has returned home He was engaged in hospital ser vice and railroading while in the west and says he likes that section of the country fine Tile oil well drillers Spencer Marshall have located on the land of George Lovelace on Trace fork and will begin drilling a test well in a few days It is hoped that this will prove a good well and we are inclined to believe that when properly developed we have the best oil territory in this sec tionJ D Rose of Weedman Ill wrote that he would start to Ken tucky about September 1 and go to Morgan and Rowan counties on some legal business thence go to Grassy in Morgan county to visit his wifes relatives thence to Hazel Green and Stillwater to spend a few days with his own relatives before returning to Illinois Aug 31 DOMINGO Ten Dollars Reward Strayedfrom my place in Breath itt county on Thursday Aug 27 a dark bay horse about 15J hands high 8 years old Has white spot on left shoulder blade long slim neck keen head and crestfallen saddler with crooked hind legs A reward of 10 will be given for any information leading to his recovery Address Bus BROWN Robbins 9ri tatt Cov ftr rt INSKO ITEMS 0 d Taylor Elam of Lee City was r here one day last week Born to the wife of Andy Crase one day last week a girl + Dave Linden is reported as dane + gerously ill with the fever Howard Back wont to Lee City Saturday returning Sunday Miss Mary daughter of FrankYLacy is very sick with fevor Bob Phipps sold Heury Elam Sr a cow last week for 2750 Marion Bailey made a basinets trip to Grassy Creek last week James Risuer and wife visited Shelby Risner of Nickell a few days of last week John King our photographer has hon making some piclures of the people of our vicinity 4 Sheep buyers have been pouring into this vicinity from every dir rection but without much success Thos Crase and wife of Mogbf fin county are visiting relatives here Mr Craze is partially par alyzed D B Burton and family off Stevenson Breathitt county were visiting relatives here a part of last week Aug 81 DIDE HEMLOCK The Take the Kinks Ont I have used Dr Kings New Life Pills for many years with increasing satisfaction They take the kinks out of stomach liverand bowels without fuss or frictions says N H Brown of Pittfield Vt Guaranteed satisfactory by all dealers 25p- MURPHY FORK MINUTELs 0Undo Newt Nickel of Ezel iir Ai very sick Dr A C Nickell attending Bob Dennis recently bought thai Ezel mill from Robert Patterson for 2000 N Mrs Sofronia Shockey and her two little boys spent Sunday a the homo of Mrs Lizzie Cecil Last week Robert Bartlott of noar Ezel sold a pair of mules to a Mr Moore of Floyd county for 310 Joseph Estep who is conducting a Sunday school at the Murphy school house has a good attendance r Mrs Melissa Taulbee and Mrs Barbara Brown spent Sunday with relatives and friends at the Cala boozeyLast week Butt Murphy sold twd Weber wagons one to Clay Cecil of Consolation and the other to uw John C Ward of Pekin Mrs Martha Murphy Misses Golden and Ura Murphy and No ra Zelpha and Maggie Pieratt at tended the meeting at Old Grassy church Sunday Mort Cecil recently found a 28 inch vein of coal on his place and has employed Gilbert Ratliff tolbring it to the surface Mort sayi he would rather have gas Rev Johns Adams of Majtown will hold services at the Murphy school house next Sundays morning 4 at 11 oclock Come out and hear the good old brother preach Dry weather is cutting the late corn crop down to a blank finish and Uncle Harry Murphy reports that his corn in shooting earai r missed the stalks around thefa y mous palacefaSunday Publio Square school house left last week for her home in Lexingt ton Miss Della Legg suoosedihe- riathepositiouerorySaudsyai f3 tog bpd aftruoop sftW 4 r1l I00 ffriAj ifpw XCttfy iJ v J JSJ feB Y e F K+ u I HE HERALDN Entered nt the serve Green Poat t Wry omcenmecoml cIR smRttel SENOER COOPER t Editor HAZEL GREEN KY THURSDAY Sept 3 1908 T DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN of Nebraska pt For Vies President JOHN W KERN of Indiana e For Congress Tenth Congressional District AMOS DAVIS of Morgan County For Circuit Judge 23rd Judicial District J B WHITE t of Estill County For Commonwealths Attorney s A H STAMPER of Wolfe coun- tyANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY JUDGE authorized to nn SWANGOare J11 Hud SWAN GO as a candidate for the oOice of Coun ty Judge of Wolfe count subject to the action of the Democratic party 0 are authorized to nn r SHOCKEYWe ELIASSHOClBY us a candidate for the ofliee of Count Judge of Wolfe countyt mlijrctto the action of the Democratic party r We are authorized to announce- S HOWE P JlOWB PM n candidate for County Judge of Wolfe county suljec to the action of the Democratic primary FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK r LINDENettreauthorizedtonnuounI as a candidate for the ollice of Circui Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the Democratic primary o FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK anuouncTUTTthe office of County Court Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party sire authorized to announce HANKSWe T HANKS as a can didate for Clerk of the Wolfe Count court subject to the action of the Hem g ocratic primary CARROLLWeI are authorized to an noirr L CAR + ROLL as a candidate for County Cour Clerk of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party i 0 l FOR SHERIFF are authorized to announce J SMITHWe SMITH as a candidate for the otlice of Snerifi of subject to the action of the Democrat partySALLEY I We arc authorized to announce I OEO W SALLEY as a can- didateb for SherifTof Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democatic party ADUCTT We are authorized to an- nouncec Annul I FLOYD ARNET1 asa candidate for Sheriff of Wolfe count subject to the decision of the Demo tprimaryta FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY r are authorized to an SAMPlEWe a SAMPLE of Campton as a candidate for County At tornoytof Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic party o FOR JAILER 1 DYEDWearenutbonzedcandidate to announce for the office of Jailer of Wolfe Countysub jectj to the action of the Democratic party FOR ASSESSOR W are authorized to announce TYRA 9rD B Tyra of Stillwater as a candidate for Assessor of Wolfe county ti+ subject to the Democratic primary are authorized to an CENTERWe JOHN T CENTER as a candidate for Assessor of Wolfe county subject to the action of the Democratic primary FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT are authorized to an u TAULBEEWe JOHN W TAUL BEE us a candidate for County Super intendent of School subject In the ac tion of the Democratic party 0 Wo lire authorized to annouce ONEY i H E Oney of Hazel Green as- a candidate for County Superintendent d of Schools subject to the action of the Democratic primary TILE HERALD forms wore about jinade up last week when we were fijnformed of the result of the Jack feon convention and we had not the t yspace tdglve Hon J Banford 1W hjte6CIrvine nominared for 3 r Judge and A H Stumper r rfnee for Commonwealths VtiVj a proper introduction Y f T Even now it seems preaumptiout on our port to introduce two menI so well known as they ore Judge White has been Probate Judge of his county represented this district in congress for one term and through all that time he has been fraternitylofhas always stood very high for his knowledge of law and gentlemanly treatment of counsel in all cases where he had a client He is said to he especially a fine judge of theI civil law and should he be ho will prove an honor to theelectedI and adorn the ermine he wears Mr Stamper has since early man hood been a politician of note iu this section has held the office oi County Attorney for two terms iif- we mistake not and always with honor to himself and his associates at the bar In all political battles he has gone to the fore and made as valient a fight as ever did knight of old for his cause and should he be elected it will be said of him he is a prosecutor of whom all the legal lights ore proud and one whom all molfoctors fear That both are Democrats goes without saying and to the Democrats they mainly appeal Let their appeal be not in vain UNDER announcements in our paper today will be found the uame of Robert L Carroll the present County Court Clerk who is an as pirant to succeed himself We re ceived Mr Carrolls letter last night and as part of the paper was printed at that time wo can not give him the writeup his candidacy or rather his services inI office demand But suffice for tho nonce that he has been an efficient and faithful officer Next week we will again refer to his candi dacy and give him a further men tion Governors Proclamation- At the Good Roads convention held at Eminence in July a tem porary state organization was effected for Kentucky and the meeting adopted resolution lookin to a permanent state organization of a Goed Roads association at a meet ing of the State fair in Louisville Thursday September 17 1008 and the meeting requested the Gover nor of Kontucky to invite all the people of the state to attend or send representatives to that meet jug so that it might be large enough and representative enough to interest the whole state in the movement for good roads The resolution has the heartiest sympathy of the governor and for the sake of Kentucky and the comfort happiness and convenience four people I invite all the people who take on interest in good roads to attend the meeting to be held at the State fair in Louisville on September 17 1908 to effect a permanent organization of a Good Roads association for Kentucky- It is earnestly hoped that the fiscal courts which have charge of road construction in the several counties should attend in bodies with their road commissioners and supervisors as far as possible and that the county judge of each county and the mayor of eachcity will appoint at least five delegates to this convention and that each commercial club or hoard of trade should also send at least five dele gates and the State Development association and all representatives if the press and every one interested in the building and keeping ID of goods safe public highways rte earnestly invited to attend A strong permanent organiza tion of the ablest and most earnest citizens in this whole state should be mude at this meeting and that issociation will be able to make ill the people learn and under stand what a blessiugbenefitprofit md help good roads will be to Kentucky The association will be ible to interest those who are now indifferent and to stimulate and encourage county and local drgan zations for the good roads move mentThe last General Assembly pass id an act to submit to popular vrote an Amendment to the consti atiozr which will Authorize the M state to aid in the building of ood I roads The most prosperous state iu the union now all have constitutions and statutes whioh help build good roods Our constitution was not framed to help bull good roads and it is well known that in many localities especially those where the traveling is worst and the people poorest they cnn not build suitable roads withou state help and our constitution ought to be amended in the inter pst of this movement It will not bo difficult to avoId the mistake which were made in the old turn pike movement and which gay rise to a great dealof feeling against state help for good roads The proposed amendment will be submitted ut the November elec tion of 1909 Its adoption will depend largely upon the result ot the proposed State Good Roads association which should be abl to arouse public interest and moll public sentiment in favor of its adoption There is nothing which hurts the people more or costs the peoph more or keeps them back more than bad roads they make it hard to leave home hard to get back hard to haul hard to visit hard tc get to heaven sometimes Then is nothing that man can think of that will do more to help the peo plo than good roads which make it easy to travel easy to bring goods home easy to haul your produce and manufactures to market easy to go to echeol or church and easy to avoid many bitter thoughts that had roads cause A good road doubles the value of the land doubles the profit on the farm doubles the comfort of the family doubles the beauty of the country and town doubles the chance to make a living doublet the attendance at church and school doubles the willingness of the children to stay at home in stead of flocking to the cities dou bles and sometimes quadruples the load you can haul cuts in two the time it takes to go anywhere or get back again cuts in two tho cos of hauling cuts in two the weal aud tear on wagons and harness and stock does away with all the worries of bad roads and will carry life education and blessings to the remotest counties of the state Everybody is invited to the good roads meeting rain or shine There will be a great deal that is interesting and instructive in regard to good roads at this meeting on the best methods of locat ing surveying building and keep ing up turnpike and gravel roads This movement has my most ear nest endorsement and I trust that it will prove to be a great blessing to Kentucky and all of our people- I am requested to say that any information in regard to the meeting can be had by addressing Mr C 11 Hauna president or Hon J W Newman secretary of the temporary organization for good roads care State Fair office Louisville Ky Signedt AUOUSTUS E WILLSON Governor of Kentucky August 14 1008 AMERICAS GREATEST WEEKLY TilE TOLEDO BLADE TOLEDO emo The Best Known Newspa per in the United States CIRCULATION 200000 Popular in Every State In many respects the TOLEDO BLADE Is- the most remarkable weekly newspaper blUheil In the United States It is the only 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you are not satisfied I lose Aint that J H fairIDentist Hazel Green Ky ol W cltit1cl ir 4i- r 110 HAZELGREENACADEMYFall 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 tho best advantages possible for young men and women who desire to bet ter 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 TWELVE Teachers Careful attention is given to ouch student TUITION IS FREE Incidental Fee of 500 is charged for tho term Board with Heat and Light 200 per week Furnished Rooms Free Write for Catalogues M 01 CARTER Principal I Dont Use a ScarecrowTo Mail Order Wolf You can drive him out quickly if you use the mail order houses own weapon advertising Mail order concerns are spending thousands of dollar every week in order to get trade from the home merchants Do you think for a minute they would keep it up ii they didnt get the business Dont take it for granted that every one within a radius of 35 miles knows what to sell and what your prices are Nine tunes out of tenyour prices T are lower but the customer is influenced p the todtte adver tlsing of the mail order house aste e t verttnOUld be described and priced You Even tell ttotr fn ber eating way and when you want to rt ack bUfef ofcommunity use the columns of this paper a J 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 bo ready for you 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 beforo the cloea of rho year 1908 1 1 1 1 11 11 THE HAZEL GREEN BANK 11 Let Us Be Your Waitern We never tire of helping others when they a ail ifor good job printing We can tickle the most exacting typographic appetite People who J thave partaken of our excellent wrioe cone + back for a second serving Our price are theIf most reasonable too and you can always dr j pend on us giving your orders the mqptjppfopj Jon +iCall t thisn says tr t igR letl o Ixs 4s Lv + t t 1 aow SrRr t y 1 I A Vf i J I t + HI1IfIlL DRINK WAINSCOTTS POp Sam Kasb is taking advantago 1 of the dry weather to have his house reshinglod C F Kash and wife with their son Carl are visiting at Salk Lick and other points below i Elwood Daniel left Monday for Lexington where he will resume his studies in the Kentucky Uni varsity Emmott Campbell left Monday h morning for Bushton and other I points in Illinois and may remain in that state for a twelvemonth or moreDr J H Stamper who has been practicing his profession of den tistry at Tcrrent and Campton for I a month past returned Monday evening Oharley Rose on Monday sold to Jim Tibbs a lot on the corner of Carrie Avenue and Main street embracing onethird or twoflftl acres for 300 J D Henry of Grassy Creek has tho thanks of the editor and his better seveneighths for some seedling peaches and a fine lot of roasting ear corn Farmers of this vicinity com plain of the dry weather many in I town have not the water to do the family wash and some have none for drinking purposes FOR RENTMy house and lot in Hazel Green For particulars see Wm Clark Hazel Green or write to J W CRAVEN 52tf Frankfort Ky Willie Day and family of Bethel who visited his parents F N Dayand wife of this place and his sister Mrs Everett Back of Can- nel City last week left for home SundayBerea College is making great progress with its Adjustment Fund which will enable it to establish an institution for colored people somewhere in the central part of the statet The faculty of Hazel Green Ac ademy will this year be ttwelve teachers instead of nine last year and the prospects of an increased attendance seem to have justified said increase Married in Mt Sterling Thurs day August 27 Miss Eunice Spousal of Montgomery county and Clarence Blankenship formerly of this county but now also of Mont gomery county Lenix Swango teacher of busi ness department at the academy says that he has been over several counties and reports favorably for an increased attendance at Hazel Green Academy this full 4 George Dyer spent some days in Lee City precinct last week and tIl says he only found two men who are openly opposed to him which goes to show that party is sticking to the man who announces in his party paper A Jackson special to the Lex ington Evening Gazette under the date of Sept 1 says the Beach Hargis murder trial on motion I of the commonwealth has been transferred to Estill county and set for trial December 9th NoticeWash Swaugo and my self dissolved partnership June 1 1008 leaving me with a few Web er wagons on hand Anyone who desires to buy one should address me or N C Day at Neola for particulars BEN MURPHY The State Election Commission 1L y in session at Fraukfort Thursday last selected the commissioners for t Morgan and Wolfe counties as follows For Morgan Ren Niokell r and J S Niokoll for Wolfe A D 7 Lykins and Robt Miller R J McLin wife and two chil dren left Monday for Rose Hill tr Va where four of thoir children preceded them a few weeks ago and I where the united family will spend several wgpkt withiMr McLine J P4 it 4jrje tre Jrr 1 0 Jsf t tt 1t 1 rsjrrA t1 h FF- N l i it oI I A I 011 Art o1g1THt Referring to the artistic development in the United States the Commissioner of Fine Arts for France to the St Louis Exposition Bummed up the outlook in the prophecy that it was to the heart of our country that the future must turn for the muchdiscussed national art The deductions made by thin distinguished visitor from abroadI it would seem even now are being exemplified to a pronounced de gree The treed of today is a shifting of the center of really earnest und serious artistic ondua vor from the Atlantic to the great central plain This is evinced in every department of the fine arts Among tho crafts the Eastern man will acknowledge the truth of this In architecture however the exponent will not always be so generous but he will at least admit curiosity and sometimes interest concerning nchievmout in theWest The sturdy Western type full of energy frankly enthusiastic im patient of restraint glories in his solfappointed freedom aid delights in identifying himself and his ex pression with his surroundings Maudo Oliver in Undo Romuss The Home Magazine for Septem ber Dedication Services The new buildings of the Hazel Green Academy will bo dedicated Saturday September 12 at 1080 am and they extend a cordial invitation to all citizens especial ly friends of the school to attend the ceremonies Prominent C W B M workers including the state and national presidents of that worthy Christian mission are looked fur and will deliver addresses Bro Derthick informs us that the two daughters of Mrs E L Ford who shared with her in the gener ous gift of 10000 to the Indus trial Building are expected to bQ present The management looks forward with pleasure to a happy occasion and we urge all friends of tho school wherever they may bo who can possibly do so to at tend the dedication and shun their appreciation of the work these noble women are doing for our countryBig Business Venture The Graham Bros who bought of J T Day n large tract of oak timber above Lee City lust fallare erecting two of the largest mills over seen in tho mountains to put their product in market Their system of working is much like the pork slaughter house which a saylnRIof the pig as Graham Bros use every scrap 1x0 inches in making parts for toys They make chair rungs backs rockers etc but the main business is wagon parts such as felloes plow beams stocks c The force employed to work this up is necessarily large and to provide homes for the people employed many houses will be built in addition to their mills and store The Ball lame Last Saturday The game of ball played here Saturday between Hazel Green and Ezel nines resulted in a victory for the home team Both teams be ing short of regular players they each drew on the Greenbriar Hoo ters Hazel Green taking one and Ezel two from that nine The full nine innings were played the score standing 12 to 9 in favor of Hazel Green Then it was proposed that a game bo played between Hazel Green and the Hooters and after five innings lInTel Green was one ahead when the upriver boys gAve up tho game All tho players did well and it was evident in the Ezol and Hpzol Green game that the borrowed man from Greenbriar helped save the home team Suit For Divorce- A Campton dispatch of August 28 says Dr B Lewis a prominent hysiciUi of Breathitt county has filed suit in the Wolfe Circuit Court against his wife for divorce They married about one year ago land lived together only a few months Mrs Lewis coming back othe home of her parents in IoHoP9 Dt + 10 r t1 4 t 49 tt t1Ni 4 0 f 10l OJ 11I Lk1 M S f 0 t Ii4 J4rw Cr- W t i F FOR fcjEPIobd farm pi r 75 II Bores 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 58 Wiuu street Mt Sterling Ky Alford Wood of Gillmore creek had a light bay saddle horse stolen I from him Thursday night AugustI 25 foi which he offers 10 reward in addition to the reward of 50 given by the state for the convic tion of the thief For particulars BOO small bills Mrs Ellen Pioratt who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Grant Thomas at Chico Califor nia her son Morton Piratt at Parker Kansas and finally her son H F Pieratt at Richmond Ky in all about one year arrived here one day last week and is now the guest of her sister Mrs Lou Day where a host of old friends have met her Miss Kate Swango of Hazel Green is the guest of Miss Sue Peddicord The Young Ladies Mission Circle of the First Chris tian church is supporting Miss Swango at Hazel Green Academy and tho latter will preside over a meeting of the circle which will convere with Miss Peddicord Wed nesday afternoon at three oclock Winchester Democrat Tuesday Sept 1- Miss Lola Roberts of Lexington who is a guest of Rittenhouse Ranch on Monday bought of F N Day an old dilapted and dented brass kettle which he purchased when he first went to housekeep ing 88 years ago paying 875 for it at the time She evidently had an eye to its value as a curiosity else she would not have paid the price of 100 for it as she very readily did Berea College Berea College opens September 10 and has something good for every student Collegiate Academy Normal Industrial Model Schools Music and Business do artmeuts You will never for gli ve yourself if you miss the chance of knowing Beroas teachers and students and improving the tal outs that are undeveloped within you Education is possible fur all resolute young people at Berea and the time to start in for educa tion is now For information and friendly advice address Will CII Gamble Berea Ky AGENTS to sell Buttons WANTED Medals and Pictures of the Presidential candidates of both parties Money can be made during the campaign at rallies barbecues picnics etc Write a postal for price list and free samples Address J d BURROW G33 fourth Avenue Louisville 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 Lames Beadymade stilts in Voile Panama and Linen Readymade Waists a specialty in Silk and Wash Goode Latest in Belts and Col lars including a tasty collection Underwear Hosiery Embroidery Laces fco in great profusion respectfully FALAY LONG for Dgndteaa Dr Mnq 4atlPahl VW r 1 7f Sr4 t i1 y- u r t CommissionersSale Wolfe Circuit Court Kentucky STKIXA OARPKNTKII AND CARl CAR PBXTEII J1Y II S GAIW1SOX GUAR HUN IlMiutlfl nguinstSTKIIA ETC Defendants By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Wolfe Circuit Court ren dered at its January Terra 1007 in the above cause I shall proceed to offer for Camptunduo on- Monday the 7th Day of September 1908 at 1 oclock pm or thereabout heir 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 n tearyBrownsj to a set stone and corner of Mary Drowns lot j thence north 70 feet to Ir J II tampers fence j thence eastward with Dr Stamper fence north of ditch to mouth of ditch now branch j thence a straight line with center of branch to Fayette Shulls line j thence southward course to W S Tutts corner j thence with W S Tutts line to Marion street j thence uoithwaid with Marion btreet to the beginning- Or sufficient thereof to produce the sums of money so ordered to be made IJllrchascrwithexecute bond payable to Master Com ull loner bearing legal interest from the day of sale until paid and having the force and effect of a judgment lliu promptlyE T ROSE Master Commissioner Fine Farm for Sale I ofler for talc my farm lucated In Mor gan County Ky on Blackwater one mile south of Ezel A good dwelling with ten rooms halls and porches There is one drilled well and three walled well each furnishing an abundance of water right in the yard All the outbuildings necessary including barns cribs dc 100 Acres of Virgin Timber A FINE ORCIIAItD 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 hood has a good pair of stock scales and It within one mile of n 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 buylnc JOHN D HKNRY 24m Murphy Ky KVELI O iiOS- ENotary S Public STILLWATER KY Oilers his professional services In citizens of Wolfe county and solicits the patronage ail who may have legal papers to Office at his residence on Stillwater 011 0 H WILLIAMS DR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY OtTers his profestional services to the citi ens of Hazel Green and surrounding coun try and will answer all calls of atUIctlon Office at his residence adioining Howl reeD Ra- nkDAY HOUSE Hazel Creen KyII Mrs LOU DAY Rest table fare In Eastern largl sample room connected Heated mid lighted by gas throughout and special ao ommodations to trawling men ARCH CHILDERS Practical Well Driller Ezel Ky Solicits orders from ihepeoplcof the mouu tale for work in his line and especially the good people of Morgan and Wolfe He Ib- well equipped for the business and Inn give tatlstuctlon In all cases Ask any body for whom I have drilled For further Information addrets ARCH GUILDERS Ezel Kn J11o REV OLVIN- Gcona rWRITEL3SAMPLEMrsLILGTpllllA fl DE KALaiLLi KANSAS CITYMa UNION LAWN fENCE I L q ll V n Y Y v LL V Costa Terr little proves very satlo factory for lawns door yards garden We make fencluc for lawn door Write7arrfieli hoe and poultry UNION FENCE CO DeKalb IIL KJUM City Me For gala lIy C N LOWS r i t tiL misseS maple anaQ Trog announce to the ladies of town and surrounding vicinity that theynow have in stock their new and fresh JpwiHavingi the most fashionable wholesale mil linery emporiums in the metropolis of Louisville theyt fcol amply able to please tho most fastidious tastes oven in extremes cases They also have a select line of LADIES FURNISHING GOODS such as Collars Belts Cloves Etc kIn addition to tho Millinery Business we have a DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT to which we give our customers the best advantage and from our line of literature with illustrations the best styles can be seen and used Ve are located one dr or west of the postoffice Call and see our stock for yourself Thanking you for your patronage during the past sea son and hoping to merit its continuance we are respectfully 0IMAPEL TROY Rash JohnsonKash R p DEALERS TN General Merchandisei1 COUNTRY PRODUCE c HAZEL GREEN KY Invite the attention of the poopl9 of Hazel Green and vicinity to tho new stock of goods they hove just received embracing general stores andVegetablesShield Brand Clothing Dress Goods Latest Prints Domesticsff elngQuick Aahope to merit by fair dealing we yoursKash Kash uptodnteLiverv I Lookout fo- rCECIL BROS new advertisement which will appear next week perhaps Sam Kash of the firm Kash Sample says they are selling goods so fast and are kept so busy that they have no time to 4 write an advertisement and he says if theyhavewould u sistant for which they can not make room with the goods rKENTUCKY MGGEST SHOW I SEPT1415161T18191908 SIX BIG DAYS DAILY TRACES 25000 IN PREMIUMS WEBERS BANDO SIDE SUOWS- Here p 1A I ON I is the place to display your live stock and farm products to meet your friends 1 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 RATES Tor inforsaatton Qntry blanke or catalog addrrdi J W NEWMAN Secretary X Loufsvi11a y- f 10 r Jy fe f5 R1 2 UdiLof rteWeak Heart Action There are certain nerves that control the action theybecome action is impaired Short breath pain around heart choking sensation palpi Intion fluttering feeble or rapid pills lad other distressing symptoms follow Dr Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of those nerves and the mus cular structure of the heart itself It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief Try it Ithoutthe ilwiinM told me I had heart trouble hnd tried many remedies when the L r Jllles aJmanao came Jiito my Iiuuls nnd I concluded to try Dr MIKs Heart Cure I have taken Hiiro bottles and now I am not rufterliiR at all I am cured and this nvMlcme did it I write this In y attentionMRS D 13AKRON SOII Main St Covingtoil Ky j HeartCureprice of first bottle only If It falls to benefit you Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind tt A PROMPT EFFEOTIVEI r REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OP jy RHEUMATISM Lumbago Solallca Hourelgttf it Kldnoy Trouble and Klndred Olasuu GIVES QUICK RELIEF Applied externally It affords almost In itant relief from pain while permanent InI the poisonous substance and removing systemwy D BLAND- Of IlrewtOD Gai writes reartwltbLumbago and Kbeumatlrm In ray arms and a ItKi and tried all the remedies that 1 could gather from medical norkiandalio connlted wltl a camber oC tbe ten phtilclant buttand fromFI prcecrlbeItInmTprartlerOR C L GATESOHancock Minn wrl AmtlairlrlbertnatliQchaKeakbaekeanatd y Rheumatism and KMney Trouble that Ibef I could not stand on her feet The moment tbey pat berdownoatheaoonhOwouldereamwthl- palm I 1 treated her with 6 DltOlScod today be runs around as well and fcappr u can be I prescribe 5imora for my patlenU and me It in mr practice FREERheumatismaI I I Trouble or any kindred disease write to us for a trial bottle of 5DROPSt+ PURELY VEGETABLE 4 jaDROPSIsentirelyfreefromopium- cocaine morphine alcohol laudanum and other similar Ingredients Lurtesize haul r nitOP81 BOO Po ea el00 PoreatebyDruggistW- ANSONRHEUMATIC I CURE COMPANY liept 43 I M Lake Street Chicago IM ia e TREESspaFruit and Ornamental r forJ Lavyn and Garden Our i Strawberry Plants are moneymakers Try em n- VRITE FOR FREE CATALOG WE HAVE NO AGENTS JJ F HILLENMEYER d SONS LEXINGTON KY t I COUCHir 7 KingsNew FOR ooOLDSoUCHSPRICE AND ALL THROAT AND LUNGTROUBLES GUARANTEED SATISFAOTOE OB MONEY REFUNDED r Y BOLINChF UNDERTAKERCAMPTON INFORMS the citizens of Wolfe and the adjoining counties that he carries h line of Coffins Caskets Burial Clothes t awaythet j8Spedal raikets supplied on 24 bouranotlcefineAt made if ordered I r teAm and hacks urnUbed funer i f iflC apGllprderFlorlOatbtppaAJcq A oL7 I I KENTUCKYKERNELS Carefully Collated and Concisely Chronicled Purling the month of August over IPO men were enlisted into the United States army at the Lexington recruiting station While drilling for water on the Elmen dorf farm about seven miles from Lex ington a good flow of oilof superior quality was struck at a depth of 110 feet Thieves operating at Wilmore recently blew open the safe at O C GArveys drug store getting F21 they also stole 15 worth of stamps from the postoffice and then stole Norman Bishops horse and buggy valued at 350 and made their escape The store of Grover Mason in Graves county was wrecked by the explosion of a barrel of hard cider Two bystand ers were injured by the accident The barrel was in the rear end of the store and a portion ot wall and two winduws were wrecked Arthur Camp of Perryvllle was ad judged a lunatic and ordered to the East ern Asylum Camp lost his mind after drinking liquor shipped into local option territory from Indiana Camp stated to the jury that he desired to be confined realizing that he is mentally deranged- A bold highway occurred on the Lex Ington pike near Mnysville last week While Miss Nannie Arnold was driving home alone two negroes stepped out into the road one holding the horse and the other taking her puree and after extrac ting the money threw the empty purse back into the buggy Mrs Quintilla Earles one of the most remarkable women who ever lived in Central Kentucky died recently at her 901yearsI had been insensible to heat In the hottest days of summer the eat and knitted by a roaring log fire in her old colonial J I bomeII about seven miles from Lexington ran into a swarm of bees But for the pres enre of mind of a Indwho was accomC pnnyiiK him In lifting a robe over their face they might have suffered severelC from stings AM it was tbe automobile ran into a telephone pole and was so badly wrecked that another was called from Lexinton to take there through Mrs Ferlina Pedigo thought to be tbe oldest white woman in Barren coun ty died at her home near Hiseville re cently of diseases incdent to old age Mrs Pedigo was 03 years of age was re markably well preserved and until a short time ago did all of her work with out the aid of servants and attended in person to the management of her farm ne remarkable feature of Sirs was she was born reared lived PedigoII and was buried on the same farm As the result of the efforts of Miss Linda Neville daughter of Prof Nev ille of state University a number of unfortunate mountain children suffering with various diseases will be given treat ment in Lexington by some of the best phyniclans and surgeons of Fayette county Miss Neville has secured the services of the physicians tree of cost and the Lexington and Eastern railway has agreed to transport as many of the little ones as she may desire without any charge They will be taken to Lexing ton a few at a time and treated and then bo sent home when another bunch will be sent down Most of tbe children are Buffer rs from eye ear and throat troub les or various ailment which can be readily cured if not allowed to run on r too long and Miss Neville saw the for such work while teaching in tbe mountains Groat improvements are in progress at Berea Lincoln Hall is now by steam and its walls have been refinished throughout The Boarding department has been thoroughly renovated The now Hospital will be ready for use in the fall The Hotel Block is near lug completion More than sixty teachers are now engaged in tho various departments FOR NEURALGIASCIATICA BACKACHE PAIN IN IN STOMACH M I eyr BugglBSl II1bstf =Tae citizens of Hazel Green and thin vicinity are herewith informed that they houleIand at reasonable prices I dont han die anything but firstclafes buggies and willhaveFIRSTCLASSsatisfaction in comfort and wear I can youCall HazelGreeqpectrullyJOHN H ROSE GEORGE RICE UNDERTAKERHAZEL I have several fine Coffins in my shop and am prepared to make any style to order and on the most reasonable terms I also have A Handsome Hearse and will attend all burials when so requested Public patronage is respectfully solicited 25tf GEO RICE TfteilloiesierI Bank WINCHESTER KY N H WITnrasrooNPresident- Paid Up Capital i 10000000J Undivided Irollls t 11000000 Handsome Deposit of cover I I i 890000000 This bank solicit the accounts of merchants farmers traders and bus mesa men generally tbrougbout East era Kentucky and offers its custom ers every facility and the most liberal terms within the limits of legitimate banking loct2ly J 1t i If you are a business man did you ever think of the field ofopportunity that advertis ing opens to you There is almost no limit to the possi bilities of your business if you study how tp turn trade into your store If you are not get tingyour share of the business of your community theres J reason People go where they arc attracted where they know what they can get and how much it is sold for If you make direct statements in your advertising see to it that you are able to fulfill every promise you make You will add to your business reputa tion and hold your customers It will not cost as much to run your ad in this paper as you think It is the persistent advertiser who gets there Havec tlissueWe will be pleated to quote particularly nets jI jI i kid W ititTelhi +t Stony to Irb That Deception Rarely Payf Deception rarely pays said deception When a man gets into trouble he had best face the music and have prolongs ult is like the case of old Jonathan Sparhawk of Turner Junction Jonathan promised his wife the tret of the year that from then on if He was out of bed a single night after the clock struck 12 he would aban don drinking forever t For a month or so all went well then one bitter evening Jonathan JONATHAN LEAPED TO THE CLOCEI hisacompanions and his glass an allof a sudden it was 1145 He had forgotten himself Ill make it yet though h 1 throughtheHe tiptoed into the bedroom a few minutes before 12 He undressed as fast as he couldhe could not go so very fast lest he awaken his wifeand just as he was slipping off his shirt the clock began to strike Jonathan leaped silently to it He let it ring out ten then he took weightHis drowsily He stood there in the cold hold ing the weight half frozen till he 1thought she had fallen asleepagain and he could safely let it go Final brenthingfromweight and slipped into bed Two strokes rang out and his wife wide awake received him Two oclock ehshe cried shrilly Very well sir Remember your pledge A Cuiter Memorial The city of Monroe Mich pur poses to erect a memorial to Gen legislature purposeThoughin Ohio and received his appoint ment to West Point through an Ohio congressman he went to school in Monroe and spent much of his time there with his sister Mrs Reed There too he married the daughter of Judge Bacon A Story of Daring givin T I dare you says Mr Carnegie T giving 10000000 to the simple spellersI you says Mr Rockefel ler giving 32000000 to the gen eral education board HettyGreenBuffalo Grease Stains on Carpet To remove grease spots on carpets or matting cover with French Iand sprinkle with benzine the benzine to evaporate en brush off the chalk The spot have disappeared I Restoring Sllmty Silk maybebybonging take glove has been boiled DRMIus ANTIPAIN Pius I RHEUMATISM CHEST- DISTRESS SLEEPLESSNESS Headache Y I It Every Month j 1 I1used1 pressingdowirpains and could hardly walk Atf1 last I took Cardui and now I feel good all the time I 1 fi 1 TAKE a oSI I1t- J9d It Will Help You Oardui is a medicine that has been found to act strengthening x t 1Itremedy composed of purely vegetable ingredients i perfectly harmless and recommended for all sick wo i men old or young Try Cardui Womens Relief AT ALL DRUG STORES t TRY YOUR LUCK ll00000oooooaooeooooo000000000000oooooao 0000000 00 0000 000 000 0 00 a ooNOO a = i 25 in Free Presents tr 445d t The Wolfe County Democratic Primary Election toseJ inhthe summer some time and THE HERALD avails of thert ir occasion to increase its subscription list and at the same tJmer y Jgive its subscribers 2500 in useful articles such as watches fJand chains razors combination handy tool holder c S 1t This iis 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 exerciseTf j tfJDemocratlCThe price of THE HERALD is SIOOf a year In advance and every subscriber is entitled to one estimate Old subscribers who pay up arrearages and one year in ad vance are also entitled to one estimate The ono who sends 1ichamj next a fine razor Scc Use the estimate coupon attached r Write your name plainly and make figures of estimate very yythiselection a disinterested committee will take charge of them ftand determine who is entitled to the presents The Presents That Will Be Awarded- The person making the nearest estimate will receive a gold Ain 11 1j yllKUIlThe fAmerican watch good time piece and aluminum fobr r The person making the third closest estimate will receive an fl Eft isThe50at2 i 250vote00voteI 1JASIS UPON WniOU TO MAKE ESTIMATE The total Democratic vote polled in the Congressional ol ection of 1000 was 879 and in the Governors election of tirr4 1U07 Mr Hnger received a total of 800 votes r4fOOooOOlooOooOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooUse this form Name but make out i Postoffice your estimate cleanII J papelooooooouooottuonoooooooooooooooooooouuooooi Send your estimate and your dollar to this office and we will care of both Sincerely yours SPENOER COOPER rY few 1 If you havewj 1 HeadacheITry One a 0 W h h They Relieve Pain r Quickly leaving no bad Aftereffects h 25 Doses 25 Cuts Never SldJrtJJu 1 c- 4t i