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Digital page images are linked to the text file. vmgr1f i 4 q THE HAZEL GREEN HERALD 11 o Established March 4 1885 Made Famous lathe Story of Jonathan and His Continent by Max ORell r 0 jj SPHNCKU Ownornnd COOPKK Edltar- TWENTYFOURTH The Oldest Most Popular Most Widely Circulated and Most Quoted Paper in the Kentucky Mountains 100 a Year In Advance tt li n YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUOKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 17 1908 NUMBER 19 t lit f i Lexington and Eastern Railway II Time Table in Effect Juno 21 1908 WEST BOUND Nol oaNo6STATIONS ex DallyandI Sunday Sunday Sundayonly AMLvc PMLve AMLre Jackson 6 10 am 2 20 pu 700 am- OK Junet U 16 pm 2 25 pm 71w am Btiattyve Je 7 07 um a 20 pm 754 am i Torrent 7 30 am 3 41 pm 816 inn Nat Bridge 7 46 am 3 66 pm 826 am Camptoti Jn 7 48 am 3 67 pm 828 am Stanton 8 15111U 4 26 pm 854 am Clay City 8 25 am 4 35 pm 902 am LEJuucn 9 UUaw 6 07 pm 1003am Winchester 9 12 ani 5 20 pm 1012 am Lexton ar 9 65 am 0 05 pm 1025aHl jEAST BOUND SuudayII II Dally Sunday No4 and PM LyeAbiLyeI I Lexington 0 7 3b am 2 25 pm 0 Wlucbesttir 20 H 13 am2 at pm 20 IHJuuctlouMH 211 pm2 4t pat at 60 pm 40 Clay City 40U 02 am- i is pm 44 StantonU44 9 lU am Campton JRutn 9 38 pm4 30 pm 4 35 pm 57 Nat llrldgti 571 II 43am 4 47 pm 62 Torrent 9 56 am 510 pm 70 HeattyveJo 70 1017 am 6 0511m 90 OKJunon 90 1115 am 94 Jackson 94 112U amtI i0 pm CONNECTIONS L 4E JUNCTION Iralnn os land w III wake connection with the C 4 Oly tor Ml Sterling OAMPTON JuxcTioNTralns NOB 1 2 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central Icy for fine Ridge and Campton BEATTYVUK JUNCTION Trains No2 will wake connection at BeattyvHle June with the L and A Hallway for passenger to mind from BeattyvHl- eOKJCXCTION Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect with the O K Railway for local stations on the O K Hallway IV A McUOWKLL General Manager OHAB8COTTUenPasi Agent i OhiO KontuoRg BailwagI Time Table May 21 I9O5 WEST BOUND No 33 I SSI SI No 21 Dally ex STATIONS Dally ex Sunday Sunday PM ARK 0 27 PM ABB 5 20 0 Cannel City 22 12 35 4 55 11 Helechawa 20 12 10 4 45 13 Lee CltYM 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 3 62 22 WilhuMt 6 11 44 3 10 27 OK Junction 0 11 15 3 00 Jackson 11 05 EAST BOUND No3F I No22 Daily ex STATIONS Daily ex Sunday ia Sunday AMLVK PMLVE 7 10 27MCannel City 0 1 00 7 33 21 Helechawa 6 1 17 7 45 19 Lee City 11 1 23 g 24 13 Hampton 13 1 44- A 37 10 Wilhurst 20 1 51 I 25 1 OK Junction 22 2 25 9 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30 t l w Nos 21 and 22 will make close connectioi k fork1 mountain aItaifO No 1 No 2 DEPART ARRIVE 600 a mCampton1130 a m 200 p m Campton 000pm No2 No1 ARRIVE DEPART 7 80 amCampn JunclO 05 am 3 80 pmCampu Juno 440 pm The Mountain Central makes connection with all L E pas senger trains l WJ PR rteadltuarteraJaekaonKyBEI HENRYS THE JOSEPH Ga REED CO Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions PORTSMOUTH OHIO Solicits the trade of the merchants of East ern Kentucky and guarantees prices and quality ot goods Hold orders for him E T nOSES Q SAMPLE RQSE SAMPLE Attorneys and CounselorsatLaw CAMPTON KY Thin firm will practice in all the Court SpecialaReal Estate Litigation I Office Second Floor Farmers and TredtrsBank- r 1J t r ll J Jii 1 w4 J1Jtl4 n r COUNTY NEWST Local Hems ofgeneral interest to a majority of our readers especi ally distant friends sDAYSBORO DOINGS Rev John Brewer sold two nice heifers for 50 Miss Mabel May of Hazel Green was here Saturday Edgar Alexander spent Sunday afternoon with Tom Cnskey Rpllin Combs passed through here en route to Helechawa Thurs day Miss Ida Brewer has been visit ing relatives at Pekin for the last weekWillie Alexander and wife were the guests of Mrs Jim Taulbeo SundayBoone and Boyd Jackson and Jeff Murphy passed through here SundayMisses Roxie Nickell and Laura Davidson ppent Saturday night with Miss Emma Nickell H H Nickell lost his dry house which was filled with lumber a few days since Loss about 100 Willie Alexander sold a fine pair of mules to an unknown man from Owingsville Price private Mesdames Ella Nickell Donley Oldfield and Ellen Davidson call ed on Mrs D D Davidson Sun day afternoon Marked for Death Three years ago I was marked for death A graveyard cough was tearing my lung to pieces Doctors failed to help me and hope had fled when my husband got Dr Kings New Discovery says Mrs A C Williams of Bac Ky The first dose helped me and improvement kept on until I had gained 58 lbs in weight jand my healthwas fully restoredThis medicine holds the worlds healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases It pre vents pneumonia Sold under guarantee at all dealers 50c and 100 Trial bottle free GILLMORE GLEANINGS 0 Monroe Evans is very ill at this writingSchool is progressing nicely at this place J Marion Ely is building n fine stock barn George Burcham went to Still water Sunday Charlie Cecil is the guest of his brother this week Wm Linden oflled river was here Saturday on business Rumor has it that we will have a wedding to report next week Scott Nickoll merchant at this place was in Jackson Saturday Mrs Maude Cecil visited Mrs J 0 Lindon Saturday and Sunday Henry Collinsworth who acci dontly shot himself some time ago is slowly recovering Miss Golden Shackolford of Hazel Green is the guest of Miss Paulino Lindon at present Cortez Ely who is engaged in the timber business on Quicksand visited his parents on Gillmore Saturday Also visited at Days boro Sunday Quite a number took dinner with Mr and Mrs J C Lindon d it f oiIIi TO CORRESPONDENTSMnil your items early no they will reach our office mornlnltMondoIfnot be published miles nf unusual im portance Advertise no ones business and write on sue side of the paper only I Sunday Among them wore Mr and Mrs JJE Smith Pearl and Maude Gullet and C 0 Rose Clifton Little who has been en gaged in the timber business in this locality for some time is sell ing out to go to New Mexico where he contemplates making his future homeThe writer had the pleasure of attending a sumptuous dinner at the home of W L Childors and wife Saturday 5th inst which was given in honor of J Caesar LindonNov 11 POIFY Medicine That is Medicine- I have suffered a good deal with malaria and stomach com plaints but 1 hava now found a remedy that keeps me well and that remedy is Electric Bitters a medicine that is medicine for stomach and liver troubles and for run down conditions says W C Kiestler of Halliday Ark Elec tric Bitters purify and enrich the blood tone up the nerves and impart vigor and energy to the weak Your money will be refunded if it fails to help you SOc at all dealers ROGERS RAKINGS 0 J L Lewis is visiting in Lexing ton this week John C Proffit made a business trip to Winchester on the 10th W W Bryant spent a few days in Montgomery county looking for a farm Rev Charles Garrison preached at this place Saturday night and SundayM Whisman and Jas Proffit haVe purchased a gasoline engine with a sawmill attachment Cud M Spencer has been ap pointed deputy sheriff for this pre ciuct to succeed Preston Spencer W W Bryant sold to James Cable a portion of his farm for a consideration of 1500 possession to be given March 1 1000- J T Bailey of Campton has moved his stock of goods from Glencuirn to this place and placed Dodridge Brown who has moved horn with his family in charge Dec 14 W B A Dangerous Operation is the removal of the appendix by a surgeon No one who takes Dr Kings New Life Pills is ever subjected to this frightful ordeal They work so quietly you dont feel them They cure constipation headache biliousness and malaria 25c at all dealers- STILLWATER I SPARKLES o Boone Tyra is baling hay on Holly with his new machine Bud Chrisman and family loft Sunday for Middletown Ohio- J D Edwards went to Breathitt county Sunday and returned home todayNinnie Brewer and brother vis ited Tom Rose and family in The Calaboose several days recently Rev Robert J Rose has been very bad off with the grip for the past week but is improving now Aunt June Taylor who has been II living with Mrs S C Rose for the past month has gone to live with her children the rest of the winter It is thought that Spencer Marshall will begin drilling for oilon tho Leonard Tutt farm on the Trace fork of Stillwater next mouth I am informed that Alex Spen cer had a lot of corn stolen from his field one night recently and Edgar T Kash of Landsaw lost about 20 bushels from the same causelS C Rose had the following for guests last Sunday George Buch Juan wife and daughter Rebecca Edwards and two daughters D B Tyra and family John W Ma- loney and family Thos F Dunn John Beasley Joseph A Rose and Dick Tester Dec 14 DOM no This is Worth Reading Leo F Zelinski of 08 Gibson St Buffalo N Ysays I cured the most annoying cold sore Iever had with Bucklens Arnica Salve I applied this salve once a day for two days when every trace ot the sore was gone Heals allsores Sold under guarantee at all dealers 25c CONSOLATION OHAT 0 May have a wedding to report soonMrs Lizzie Oldfield was visiting in this neighborhood Sunday F M Long had his feet under W H Blankenships table Sun day noon Herbert Nickell and W V Old field of Grassy enjoyed Sunday dinner with J E Oldfield Wash Swango was visiting with W H Blankenship Sunday and I think they are both wanting the magistrate place Miss Bettie and dominie Old field of Daysboro spent Saturday night and Sunday with Misses Nora and Nettie Blankenship Mrs Jane Blankenship wife of H H Blankenship died of con sumption Friday and was buried in the family graveyard Saturday Dec 14 THE DRAKE There Is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to gether and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local dis ease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly tailing to cure with local treat ment pronounced It Incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufac tured by F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 Is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It acts directly on the thlsystemTheyit falls to cure Send for circulars and tes timonials Address- F J CHENEY Jk CO Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for constipation SELLARS SQUIBS 0 Mat J Long is displaying a fine lot of Christmas goods W F Jones has been attending at the bedside of his father during his recent illness 11 W Jones had an extra beef killed yesterday as a Mr Murphy is coming to bale the crop of hay M W Jones who has been down with typhoid fever for the past two months has so far recovered as to be able to walk across the room with the aid of a staff Dec 14 SUNSHINE When a man has no sense there iit nothing in his head to cause him to know it 14J 11 EZEL EVOLUTIONS 0 Mud is getting to be plentiful in this section Rev Harlan Murphy will preach at this place Sunday Miss Emma Sample has been on the sick list but is some better Dr 0 H Motley made a busi ness trip to West Liberty recently Miss Ninnie Motley spent Saturday and Sunday at her brothers near town Miss Golda Bartley of near town spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Annie Sample John Vice of Owingsville stopped at the home of R H Bartley near town a few days recently David Henry and Miss Winifred Sample who have been attending school at H G A returned home to spend the holidays Misses Lena and Izzie Childers Calla Rose and Golda Murphy and Kern Murphy allof this place took dinner with Miss Clemma Ward at Pekin Sunday Doe 14 ARHOK VITH INSKO INSPIRATIONS 0 J H Pugh of Xetty was here SundayJ Strickland made a business trip to West Liberty K Nickell of Cannel City was in this section Sunday Wm Watson of Belknap was in this neighborhood Sunday Nathan Hollon and Nip Strick land of Lee City were here last weekSam Elam sold Marion Bailey a nice milch cow for a consideration of 25- Rev Wm Lindon visited friends in Magoflin county Saturday and SundayBallard Haney of West Liberty visited relatives here Saturday and SundayMisses Rausia and Rhinda Allen of Belknap attended meeting here SundayMr Mrs Sollie Back visited relatives at Lee City Saturday and SundayA Knaper of Hindman has been here for the last few days on business i Miss Ella Walters of Grassy has been visiting relatives here for the last few days John Lykins of Edna Magofiin county was in this vicinity Satur day and Sunday Seborn and Curtis Walters of Hazel Green passed through here en route to Magofiin county Hiram and Glenn Hanoy of La cy creek visited friends in this community Saturday and Sunday Irvine Caudill returned Satur day from Redwine where he had been for the past week on business Marioc and George Frisby and Cleve Benton of Caney visited friends here Saturday and Sun day Mr and Mrs Isaac Center of Belknap were here Sunday visiting their daughter Mrs Fred Cau dillRev D W Lykins of Caney preached at the home of Henry Elam of this place Saturday nightTwo of Benjamin Caudillfl little children died last week with croup One died Saturday and the other MondayRev Hurry Gardener cal oft t Lwt Jf l j Daysboro preached here Sunday j A largo and well behavedcrowd was out to hear him Tipton Ferguson and Miss Nan nie Lacy were married last Satur day at the home of the bride Rev W L Laoy officiating Burns Elam of Hazel Green is here visiting friends and relativesI We are glad to have such a boy among us as he is a nice fellow in every respect Dec 14 NAT MAYTOWN mELANGE 0 Roy McNabb of Toliver was a IturdayUncle Johns Adams who has been very ill for some time is not improving much Hiram Bryant called oh Miss Maude Wilson Sunday and she seemed pleased with his visit V C Bryant and C P Dennis j with their wives spent Sunday as guestsof Jim Little and family Misses Grace Childers and Ruth Wills were entertained at the home of Miss Berne G Spradling Sun dayA Mr Thompson a flour sales man called at Jas R Littles Wednesday and remained untilJJ Thursday Misses Annie Pieratt and Stella Clark were guests of Miss Carrie + Neff Sunday and all say they had a good time Edgar McNabb of Toliver seems I to have been highly entertained 1 by Miss Maggie Childers Sunday and we are all looking for a piece of cake soon- Married Dec oclock 10 at pm l1t the residence of the brides par ents Mr and Mrs 0 P Dennis Miss Ora M Dennis of Maytown and Clifford Bryant of Blackwater Bro John Wilson performing the ceremony The attendants were Miss Dettie Clark of Borders and Dennie Clifford of Blackwater tlatl the ceremony the happy couple with a number of their friends I went to the home of the grooms 1 parents Mr and Mrs JC Bryant 1 where all partook of a sumptuous repast prepared for the occasion The bride who is only 14 years of 1 age is an only daughter an example J of modesty pretty and unassuming 1 and u favorite withall who know her while the groom is a nice moral and industrioustt young man of but 10 yearsof age Wishing them a Merry Christ mas and a Happy New Year as well as a prosperous and contented life the writer speeds them on their way Dec 14 MAUDE The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac For 1909 ready Nov 15 bigger 46 Iand better than ever by mail 85 cents on news stands 80c One copy free with Word and Works monthly magazine at 1 a year aiLocustai A newspaper without advertise ments would be about as interesting as atown without stores and for 1 that reason every business man 0 should have his advertisement in 1 the local paper of the territoryity 1 from which he expect to draw his trade t of1t An applicant for admission to the bar on being asked the ques tion What is a jury repliedjTwelve good Bud true nqen to find out what side has the smartest i lawyer i tfi II JI p on JTfIt 1tJ r TO IOI iJo lr 1 rj z f tj I r 3fI HERALDEntered atthe Hazel Oren Postepee n s eoond otne matter lIl lII I SPEHGER COOPER editor I tr HAZEL GREEN KY THURSDAY Deo 17 1908 i WOLFE COUNTY COURT DIRECTORY 0OOURTfIfKELLYy KASH Commonwealths Attorney I R HOLLON Clerk Meets third Monday in January first Monday in May third Monday in September f WOLFE COUNTY COURT O T CENTER Judge Q B STAMPER County Attorney r ROBERT L CARROLL Clerk Meeta first Monday In each mouth WOLFE FISCAL COURT Meets first Tuesday in April first Tuesday in October y MAGISTRATES COURTS District No 1C M Fallen third Friday in March June September and Decem ber District No 2 Robert Brooks fourth Fri day in February May August and November y District No 3SF Allen second Friday in February May August and November District No 4P R Legg first Friday In k March May August and November District No 5T C Hollon second Fri x day in March June September and De cember District No GRoy Hurst third Friday in February May August and November District No7B T Helton fourth Fri day in March Tune September and De camber District No 8J M Lovelace first Fri al day in February May August and No pss ember u DEMOCRATIC TICKET For County Judge W B DUFF For County Court Clerk R L CARROLL For Circuit Court ClerkJ C LINDON For SherlffOEORGE W SALLEY RForCounty AttorneyS G SAMPLE For Assessor J T CENTER For J HerJ C B LITTLE For Co SnperlntendentJ WTAULBEE For Surveyor E J CREECH t For Coroner J FRANK SAMPLE Democratic Mass Meeting r r It is ordered by the Democratic com ic mittee of Wolfe county that mass meet ing t be held in each magisterial distrrct on December 19 1908 at 1 oclock p m i for the purpose of nominating Democrat f ic candidates for Magistrao and Con stable to be voted for at the regular No vember 1909 election The meeting shall be called to order by the regular precinct committeeman or committeemen residing in the said magisterial districts and said committeeman or committeemen will give the nominees of said mass meet ings their certificates of nomination The said meetings will be held at or near the regular voting places in the respective magisterial districts It is further order ed tbatfany man using liquor or money in securing his nomination shall be de- privedi of the privilege of receiving a certificate of nomination from the com mitteeman committmeemen in his mag isterial district Campton Ky Nov 23 1908 t tAB Cox Chairman W R OATBON Secretary t1 John 0 Wood editor of the Mt Sterling Gazette one of the most partisan Republican papers of the Tenth congressional district suffered s alight stroke of paraly aii Monday of last week His con dition is not considered serious Representative Langley of this District is preparing a bill design ed to prevent the dynamiting of fish The evil is being extensively practiced and the Tenth District member believes a stop should be put to it Mr Langley takes the 1 view that if the Government has the power to spend money for the propagation of fish it should be 1 able to prevent their wholesale do atrnotion 1 Three months before the regular election is ample time for a pri mary election to be held The fallacy of holding primaries a year or so before the regular election Jwasdemonstrated recently in Scott county where the nominee fort county Judge is dead and the can didate for county attorney is seri oaily ill This will of courso necesiitate another primary election in that county and the same V thing it liable to occur in others oft tf iJaeIBul primary counties and r jfc Mtoin4boiil4 be stopped JMf J I The Isaac Shelby medallion which was stolen from the safe iill I tho Governors reception room ut i the executive offices is now said to- I be worth moro us a relic than forI I its intrinsic vnluo being uiado of bronze instead of gold A letterI was received tho other day from Ed 0 Leigh former Gov J C I Beckhams private secretary stat ing that tho medallion was return ed by the photographer who hor rowod it to use in front of his camera Sir Leigh says that lit had the medallion in the office several1 times after the photograph er had it and that it was not miss ed until just bofore Gov went out of oflico No 130ckhnmI I been found of the nir AVhilo hunting in Sloxico limo other day Hon W T Bryan had an exciting experience with a boar which he shot Thinking tho bear was dead he went up to it when the animal attacked Mr Bryan whose hunting jacket was torn considerably by the enraged boast A companion dispatched the bear withanother shot Mr Bryan kilted two bears a mountain lion and five doer Representative Champ Clark of Missouriwas chosen minority lead er of the House at a caucus of tho Democratic members of that body He was placed in nomination by Jonn Sharp Williams his prcde ceseorUp to the present wo have not heard the returns ot the Morgan primary but 1 C Ferguson was nominated for county judge and II Burns Brown for sherilY J 1P IHu ney received the nomination for county attorney Was Mixed Often Some remarkable stories are be ing told about town and among the country people coming in of this simple homemade mixture curing Rheumatism and Kidney trouble Here is the recipe and directions for taking Mix by slinking woll in a bottle onehalf ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Kargon three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla Take as a dose one teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime No change need be made in your usual diet but drink plenty of good water This mixture has a peculiar tun ic effect upon tho kidneys clean ing the cloggedup pores of the eliminative tissues forcing the kidneys to sift and strain from the blood the uric acid and other poisonous waste matter overcom ing Rheumatism Bladder and Urinary troubles in a short while A druggist here who has had hundreds of calls for these ingre dients since the first announcement in the newspapers last Octo ber stated that the people who once try it swear by it especial ly those who have Urinary and Kidney trouble and suffer with RheumatismAll in this neigh borhood say they can supply the ingredients which are easily mix ed at home There is said to ba no better bloodcleansing agent or system tonic known and cer tainly none more harmless or simple to use A Canning Factory HASTINGS LVDUSTUIAI Co Chicago 111 Dec 5 Hazel Green Batik Hazel Green Ky Permit us to call your attention to the benefit of a Canning Fac tory would bo in your town The farmers can raise tho raw materi al i homo labor can pack it This will bring thousands of dollars in to your community Now you send thousands of dollars into other communities ffor canned goods You have tho labor You can have tho money coming into I your community as it is now going to other communities Your farmers will have a cash markot at home for their sweetpotatoes beans tomatoes beets peaches berries pumpkins okra oct How much of them go to waste now or are lost for the want of a mark t Jf they are pot raising cc ciP thorn now they can do so in addi tion to their other crops Take sweetpotatoes for inatanoo the vnluo of land is based on what it will produce or its earning rapacity An acre of land will produce from 200 to 800 bushels of Bvvoetpotntoes or 100 to 150 per acre hems 150 to 200 pOI acre Other products in proportion Besides tho owners of the factory should got a good dividend on the investment The increase in the value of property and the increased lionefits derived therefrom in time way of furnishing employment will bo a groat benefit to all con cerned Do you think your people would become interested in having a company organized to operate a Can ning Factory in your town It will pay out yearly to farmers and laborers from 50000 to 100000 This amount would be mostly spent at home which would certainly mean increased business for all Ve should be pleased to send- a representative to explain in detail the benefits of a factory and how a good factory for a small amount of money can bo organized without taking funds from the other active enterprises of the town and should our representative not be successful it will cost you noth ing Please write us your views What is the Matter With the Pub lic Schools This is tho answertt A little while ago The Delinea- tor was asked the question What is tho mattorwith public schools I rihore vcro number suggestions 1 that doveloped from that investi gation There are a number of things the matter Out of them I nil one defect in our educational ystom stands out glaringly It is most tersely told in the last report I of the United States Com missioner cf Education Its a simple statement of the salaries J thnt Americans cities pay their school teachers And that ladles and gentlemen- of thin school board is what is the matter with our public schools Wo pay our unskilled street la borors something like a dollar or a dollar and a quarter a day We are paying our school teachers iome less and some a little more It is the wages that a dull brain and a primitive mind are worth In return for such wages we are requiring a service that should be entrusted only to a mind and heart enriched with all that literature and art and science can con tribute to a perfect culture It should be only such a personality I into whose training we give theI future citizens of the nation Can ye got personalities like that to I serve us in our public schools Not any longer than they can helps it Just so soon as their force ofII character and intelligeuce and ini tiative onablo them to reach a better paying position one that will allow them to buy books and hoar music and have the other good things of life that their large natures crave they go after it Until wo realize with a conviction that reaches our pocketbooks that tho school laborer is worthy of her hire wo arent going to keep tho best school laborers in the public employ And there will continue to be something the mat ter with the public scho- olCommissioners Notrce WOLFE CIRCUIT COURT A C OLIVER Plaintiff against EQUITY IJ 0 H YDIIN o Defendants J Notice is hereby given to the creditors- of the Jack on Publishing Company that the undersigned Master Commissioner of the Wolfe Circuit Court under an order in the above styled cause willat tend at the law office of Rose Sample- in Campion KY from the pith day ok January 100J until the 7th day of Jan uary19U9 to receive and hear proof of claims acninst said partnership and that all claims not presented to him and pro vet as required by law within the time pccilied above will be forever barred E T ROSE Mas Com Wolfe Circuit Court By Ili D RosE D M 0 W 00- DAY HOUSE Hazel Green Ky Mrs IOU DAY Proprietor Ueet table fare Jn Eastern Kentucky A large sample room connected Heated and lighted by gas throughout nod jpccLU me nminodations to traveling men L i iti 6 fb wF i We Buy FURSHides and Weol FenTallow Bcetwax Clear CoUn3 JYeBowRoo May Apple Wild Claeerte We are dealers rtuUuM U l856Orer half a century is- cuhvflsandcandobetterforycu than rata or eonouioa merchants Reference oar Bank la LouirriDe Wdn lot weekly price lilt cad M print ten Mi Sabol A Sons 29 B Market 81 LOUISVILLE KY TEETH WIt110gj PLAt1- Styi bASPECIAL Some say I am too high Prove the truth give me a try 1jComo in and sea mo and I- will surprise you Have me fix your teeth and if you are not satis lied I lose Aint that fair J H STAMPER Dentist Hazel Green Ky AMERICAS GREATEST WEEKLY TOLEDO BLADETOLEDO 01110 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 theInlyal circulation It has had the largest clr illation for more years than any newspaper printed in America Furthermore it is the cheapest newspaper In the world ns will be explained to any person who willj write IS for terms The News of the World so arranged that busy people can more easily comprehend than by reading cumbersome plaintowritten from inception down to date The only paper published especially for people who do or do not read daily newspapers md yet thirst for plain facts That this provenbyover 200 subscribers and Is cir000reodYmlated of the United States pubfishesartmcnti of matter suited to every member of yenrWriteTHE BLADE Toledo O Buggies I BnggiBS The citizens of Hazel Green and this vicinity are herewith informed that they can now buy firstclass buggies at home am prepared to furnish the heat made and at reasonable prices I dont han die anything but firstclass buggies and those who want cheap claptraps will have to go elsewher- olirRememberlff you want a FIRST BUGGY one that will give in comfort and wear I can supply you Call and see me at my shop in Hazel Green RespectfullyJOHN H ROSE THINKING OF MOVING WEST It not then make up your mind and write me for descriptive list of farms in Missouri productivethe inn at prices ranging from 16 to 40I au acre and come where life Is made toler able by easy paofitrble farnitngWliy sweat and fret life away in the vain effort to eke out a mere miserable sustenance from the rockribbed rootlaced hillsides as your father and fathers father did when there is so much good land to be had yet awhile for a mere song Get out of the ruts break away from the timeworn habit that keeps I your nose to the grindstone All it takes Is resolution and a little nerve Write me and let me help you to a better condition I N PHIPPS Chanute Kansas M OrnaIltontaI TraosI Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG WE HAVE NO AGENTS- H F HILLENMEYER SONS LEXINGTON KY- DR 0 H WILLIAMS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KY Offers his profestlonal services to the city ups of Hazel Greta and surrounding coun reifdeaoeadlolalugJIAzelOreen tu Our Fall Opening We invite you to inspect our excellent assortment of stylish Fall Millinery We StylishStreetfamous ACH Trimmed Millinery tlr MISS FALAY LONG HAZEL GREEN + KENTUCKY t HAZELGREEN ACADEMY- Winter Term Opens Dec 29 1908 Special attention will be given to teachers who wish to jeview all he Common Branches in propagation for Spring Examinations The COURSES OF STUDY have been revised so as to afford the Jest advantages possible for young men and women who desire to better prepare themselves for teaching or wish to prepare for the STATE JERT1FICATK or the STATE DIPLOMA The ACADEMIC COURSE well equips the student for the SOPH MORE YEAR in CollegeII Thu Faculty is composed of TWELVE Teachers 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 Write for Catalogues M Oa CARTER PrincipalI Money to Burn If 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 you when needed deposit it with us A bank account will givo you a better business standing in tho community and a prestige that you may never t have enjoyed before If your name is not on our books wo will be pleased to see it there beforo the close of the year 1908 THE HAZEL GREEN BANK The Right Kind of f t ReadIng Matter M 1s u ffIIl The home news the doings of the people in this 3the3 that given by the paper or magazine from the outside world It is the first reading matt you should buy Each issue of this paper to you c just what you will consider giV1I The Right Kind ol Reading Matt 1 t1 i J J f r- n TT9Jt y Jt1f TOft t w l Ntrf 4f 1r1 t ji q j JL- f L Stops Hair Falling Ayers Hair Vigor new Im proved formula will certainly stop falling of the hair Indeed we believe it will always do this unless there Iis some disturb ance of the general health Then a conscftucfonal medicine may be necessary Consult your physician about this Dos not cAanttAC410r of the hair VoraaU with neh bottli f lol1lers ea r The reason why Ayers Hair Vigor stops foiling hair is because it first destroys the germs which cause this trouble After this is done nature soon brings about a full recovery restoring the hair and scalp to a perfectly healthy condition 1II04bIIJ0 JLrn Co Twlt w i THE HERALD Rev Henry Elam Jr of Insko was in town Tuesday and Wednes day Henry Bailey of Insko was in town a few days since on busi ness Charlie Rose of Richmond is here visiting his parents and friends Charity is said to begin at home and in many instances it never gets away from there R G Bolin of Jackson visited relatives and friends at Hazel Green apd Maytowu last week Dr Center reports the birth of a boy to the wife of Calloway Se bastain of Daysboro Friday Deo 9 Christmas eve night there will be a box supper given at the Johnson school house to which which everybody is asked to come A communication signed Black Eyes1 from Daysboro has been relegated to the waste basket for for lack ot proper indentification If you have any saddles or har ness that needs repairing take them to S F Reynolds and see how neatly and cheaply he can do the jobFor SaleA handsome round wiok coal oil lamp with beautiful decorated shade cost 0 can be bought for than one half Apply at this office Seborn Walters this week sold his farm near town about CO acres with a good house barn and buildings to George Johnson of Neola price being 1150 Rev Jas Little yesterday moved from the Evans property to the Roe Nickell property which was vacated by Claude Day who moved to the Cox Mill neighbor hood 1 Mrs Lou Mapel returned home Monday from a short visit to relatives and friends in Clay City and Stanton She also visited her son R N Mapel at Union Hall while away IfliT N 2804 Cumming St Omaha Neb will look at the date on the address label of his paper he will find it reads18- oot 09 and has been so for some time N C Day the progressive young merchant at Neola passed through Hazel Green Monday morning and delayed at THE HERALD office long enough to leave an order for print ed stationery The stockholders of Hazel Green Bank are hereby notified to meet at said bank on Saturday Decem ber 10 1908 for the purpose of electing officers for the year 1009 I wHF PIERATT fit President In some way the communica tions of several correspondents last week got mixed up with other papers and were not found until too late for publication We will try to avoid such accident in tho p I v Cj 1 I A wen Deserved Compliment In writing to tho Lexington Evening Gazette a correspondent I from Midway pays the following I high tribute to our fellowtown man Rev H J Dorthick but is mistaken as to his prinoipalship of academy here Mr Derthick resigned this position last summer as he felt he could do more good for the institution if relieved of the onerous duties the position re quired of himll C W B tI Day will bo ob served by the local auxiliary ofI that organization at the morning service of the Christian church of this city on next Sunday Decem ber 18 The annual sermon will be preached by Prof H J Der thick principal of the Hazel Green Academy which flourishing insti tution is under the direct control and management of the National Board of this splendid organiza tion of Christian women Professor Derthiok has been preaching and teaching in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky for a number of years and has made a close study of the needs of these people He is a pleasant speaker and his address is being looked forward to withmuch pleasure RoseSample If everything passed off smooth ly and nothing occurred to mar thu festivities a charming little home wedding came off at the residence of Mr and Mrs E S Sample near Mt Sterling when their daughter Miss Elizabeth was united to Curtis 0 Rose yesterday Wednes day morning at 10 oclock The attendants were Miss Matlee Rose Clay Cecil and our fair assistant postmistress Miss Nancy Sample a cousin of the bride The groom is a progressive young farmer and a son of Hon Jos A Rose of our county whom every one in this section well knows The bride is a niece of Mr aud Mrs d S Sample of Lacy creek and is well known in this locality This makes the fourth marriage that has occured between the Rose and Sample families since 1881 THE HERALD joins in wishing the young couple much prosperity The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac For 1909 ready Nov 15 1008 best evnr sent out beautifulcovers in colors fine portrait of Prof Hicks in colors all the old fea tures end several new ones in the book The best astronomical year book and the only one containing the original Hicks Weather Fore cast By mail 85o on news stands 80c One copy free with Word and Works the best 1 monthly in America Discounts on almanacs in quantities Agents wanted Word and Works Pub Co 2201 Locust Street St Louis Mo Every citizen owes it to himself to his fellows and to Prof Hicks to possess the Hicks forecasts the only reliable Death of Mrs Blankenship- The wife of Hiram Blankenship of the Swango fork of Grassy died Friday morning last of tubercus cue It will be remembered that ehe is the mother of the girl trip lets born some months since and for some months has been an inva ltd She was a daughter of Noah Long and beside her husband she leaves six children two of the trip letsr ecently died and the last is very ill Card of Thanks To those who were so kind and attentive to us during our bereave ment we desire to express heart felt thanks Especially are we grateful to those who were so thoughtful of my loving wife aud babies during her long illness May they in like affliction be min istered unto as they have minis tered to us is our prayer H H BLANKENBHIP AND CHILDREN Changed His Address Greenville Tex Deo 10 1908 Spencer Cooper Hazel Green Ky Dear Sir You will please change my paper from my former address Ferris Texas R R No2 and send it to Greenville Texas R R No4 box 107 Very truly- J M LITTLE j I 11 MURPHY FORK MINA o Arch Childers of Ezel is drill ing a well for Mort Cecil this weekBen Murphy bought three head of cattle from Buchanan Rose last weekBen Murphy has put up a new stock scale near his barn Jphn Goad of EZHl did the work Milt Lykine was the guest of Ben Murphy Saturday and Sun day and still holds his own in the world of gas The writer saw John McGuire of Pekin on this creek Sunday He was all smiles which made me think he had seen his sweet Nora There was a hog killing time on the creek last week Five neigh bors cght the disease Berry Taulbee being the boss murderer in every case Sam Wilson who is painting at the homo of E F Cecil at Consolation came over the hills and spent Sunday with home folks and took in the primary at Ezel Mon day Doe 14 POET Candidate for Constable- W R Taulbee or Riley as he is better known by his friends is a candidate for the office of con stable in tho Hazel Green precinct and asks the support of all his ac quaintance Riley is comparatively a young man has always been a Democrat and alwayc outhusias io for his friends But he never held or asked for office before He has lived in this vicinity for 13 years andnever a word has been said against him in any way The con vention comes off Saturday Dec 19 In a recent interview with a Lexington reporter Rev C F Otiey who recently preached in the Methodist church here and al so at White Oak in Morgan coun ty said that in an extended trip through Eastern Kentucky he found that much Christian work is needed throughout the territory he visited News from Calaboose states that William Trent a prominent farm er of that place dropped dead last Friday morning from heart dis ease Mr Trent was an uuole of Elgin Trent whose sudden death was mentioned iu our columns last week by our Campton correspondent Uncle Sam the painterpoet says that after Christmas he will crawl inso his den there to hiber nate until the balmy breezes of spring call him forth to resume the art of making old cabins look new and news one glisten with splendor Deputy Sheriff Walter Oliver ar rested J C Taulbee and wife of Mary and placed thorn in jail at Campton They had been fined in the Circuir court for living to gether as man wife before they were married Never read anything as a duty only read such books and newapa pert as interest you and you will learn SHERIFFS SALE Wolfe Circuit Court Kentucky FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK against Plaintiff Roy SMITH ETC Defendants Under and by virtue of u Venditioni Exponas which iIssued from the Clerks office of the Wolfe Circuit court No 1470 on the 9th day of December 1008 mydeputiesMONDAY JANUARY 4 1909 being the first day of County court at public auction to tie highest and IIit CamptonWolfe bidder at the front entrance to the hours of 12 o clock m and 4 oclock p m the following described property to witOne house and lot in the town of Campton Wolfe county Ky said house being known as the Columbia Building and being the house In which John E Drake now lives and the lot being the lot on which said building is now situa ted Also the undivided interest of Roy Smith in and to the S B Smith and Maranda E Smith tract of land situated and located on Devils creek in Wolfe county Kentucky the sale of both tracts of said land being subject to any and all liens existing against same and encum brances thereon at the time of the levy of the execution in this case Said sale will be made on a credit of six months the purchaser being required to execute bond with good security for the purchase price payable to the plain tiffin the above styled action and bear ing six per cent interest from date of sale paidThis t 1908 1 Y COX Sheriff Wolfe County THE VERY BEST 1 Have any of our readers seen a re cent copy of the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer If not it will pay to send for a copy if for no other pur pose than to note its present great worth as an educator in all things that tend to make life prosperous and home the happiest place on earthThe editor by asking its readers to criticise and suggest improve ments and following advice thus obtained is enabled to produce a paper that exactly fits needs of a family and a material aid to father mother and children in reaching that higher level in social life where content and comfort reigns supremeFather obtains ample information that guides in the where when and how to regulate and increase the income from his efforts The mother in management of house hold affairs practical economy government of children and other duties that makes her toil a labor of love Childrens minds aud hearts are freed from thoughts of questionable amusements and fri volities of life and encouraged to emulate all that is helpful in plan ing for a useful future in life The Grand Idea being thatC As are our Homes so will be the Com munity State and Nation A most desirable help is a non sectarian sermon each weekas preached by that Biblical Student Pastor Chas T Russell a forcible reminder of the spiritual and tem poral rewards gained by righteous living as preferable to a Godless life that brings nought but misery to the home Other departments and features are above the ordinary the unani mous verdict of its readers being familyWeeklySample copies may be had by writingto theENQUIRBR COMPANY Cincinnati O Tc lister Bank WINCHESTER KY N H WITHEBSPOON President Paid Up Capital t 810000000 Undivided Profits i 11000000 Handsome Deposit o- rover i 1 t SBOOOOOOO This bank solicits the accounts off merchants farmers traders and bus loess men generally throughout East ern Kentucky and offers its custom ers every facility and the mosUlberal legitimatebankln B F BOLINC UNDERTAKERCAMPTON INFORMS the citizens of Wolfe and counties that he carries a line of Coffins Caskets Burial Clothes awaytheJEirSpecial caskets supplied on 24 hours notice fluent made if ordered Teams and hacks furnished funerals Also can fill orders for tombstones c C HO- SENotary SEWELL Public STILLWATER KY Oflen his professional services to citizens of Wolfe county aud solicits the patronage of executeOMee r MI a CHRISTMAS WILL SOON B- EHERE t 1 MISSES MAPEL TROYh- ave just received a pretty line of Christmas Goods something that is useful as thelittleandhatpriceWe appropriate to dress a beautiful CHRISTMAS THEEin decorations etc etc PRICES CHEAP Be sure to presentsOURI line for the Holidays we Uoranges lemons bananas apples cranberries etc etc Any young man can be suited in our Christmas line if he wishes to buy some thing for his best girl Call and see MAPEL TBOY I Kash JohnsonKashDEALERS IN General Merchandise I COUNTRY PRODUCE c HAZEL GREEN KY 1 Invite the attention of the people of Hazel Green and vicinity to thefnew stock of goods they hove just received embracing general stores Staple and Fancy Groceries Boots and Shoes Clothing Fruits nndIVegetables in season Farmers Hardware c and especially their 1 Shield Brand Clothing DressIGoods Latest Prints Domesticsa- ll of which they sell at a small profit for CASH their policy eingii Quick Sales aud Small Profits Soliciting your trade which we hope to merit by fair dealing we are respectfully yoursLKash Johnson Kash WEllis Johnson in connection with the store runs an uptodate Livery and Feed Stable Drummers hacks for hire at all times a THE PEOPLE OF HAZEL GREEN and the surrounding county are very cordially invited to call andexamine 1 our new stock of fall and winter goods which for cash will be sold lower than f ever beforeif 1 PRINTS OF ALL KINDS 5 cents per yardJDRESS GOODS from 15 cents to 100 a yard Our Shoes are the best to be had So bring your money and see what you can buy at CECIL BROS j 1 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 write an advertisement and he says if they had a new ad they would have to hire another as sistant for which they can not 1 make room with the goods I Letter Heads I Statements 1t i Bill Heads Ir En ftvelopesi Cards Anything and everything In the y 7- t way of highgrade commercial printing Our assortment of job a type Is complete our press facili ties of the best and our workmen true typographical artists This tells all the story of our facilities I for doing job printing of the right CardsI kind at the right pricesEnvelopesI l Bill HeadsI t Statements Letter Heads0- i y ft 5iiiC IiiL l M 1 Kr1 I tVr 11 Tr F VId r1i JJlau t ry 11Nt La HeartrJtTroubles The heart may liewear just the same as tho eyes organsfperson is born with a weak heart Then again dis ease fevers overexertion r j anxiety nervousness 1hOn the heart The result is r shortness of breath pal pitation pain in the heart or in some of the nerves of the chest or abdomen The heart should be strengthened with a tonic and for this nothing equals Dr Miles Heart Cure I had LaGrlppo last fall ns I thought In u mild form I was weak tired feeling and short of breath could hardly go about and a good deal ot the time sort ot an asthmatlc I breathing and extremely nervous I began takIng Dr Mlles Heart Curo and Nervine and now I feel so much better In every way I am so thank ful that I began taKing this medicine r and shall not hesitate to tell others how much good It has done me MH8 P J NORTON 6 Freevllle New York e Your druggist sells Dr Miles Heart Cure and we authorize him to return price of first bottle only If It falls to benefit you Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind fit REVOLVING v hEAVYC IREJRABIECitGlroR par SjNetwainFENCE Ca- DE KALBILU KANSAS CITY HO L i IUnionLock Poultry FenceII Sans eloM aieih Tbt niu 6 Mrrlcrabl fence on the MM eon poultry earth orchard ord guilm and U I rI I i orr cotillion rttlUiif HrfW M coo at floc tot cliI ear prnra union ryes ca Driuib CIM KAnts city Mft ElA I r OFitt fr MYSTERY IS lFThe Veil p My- ff Mary Harriott Norris 1 12mo Cloth 309 pales 150 Order of Your Bookseller or the Publisher RICHARD G BADGER Publisher Boston 1 ojl6 KILLTHE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS 4WITH Dr Kings 4 New Discovery FOR COUCHS 80c PRICE 1 00 w Trial Bottle ire 4 AND ALL THROAT ADD LUNG TROUBLES I GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR MONEY BEFTJNDED 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 1 also have A Handsome Hearse r and will attend all burials when f o requested Public patronage is respectfully solicited potf GEO RICE Jf dM 0 KENTUCKY KERNELS Carefully Collated and Concise Chronicled Hungry burglars broke into the Chan pion Flouring mills at Falmouth and j vnrricdollseven sacks of flour Thompson living near Scrni I ICharlrMcnefce county YOM Heriousl injured the other day by a tree fallin on 1 himIsister shot and killed his father Anberr Hatfield was acquitted last week JII Hardin Circuit court Carrie the little daughter of Rufu Oaubler a Davies county farmer Vlsl badly burnedl by her clothes catching lire while watching her fattier kill hogs TackIponmid steps will be taken to put a stop tho Inwlescness which has been so prey- lent toI in Hreathitt county Rev Joseph Hall for many years an able and prominent divine of Millstom Letcher county went suddenly insan and liedsbortly afterward He Wllil also a brilliant politician and educator Ed Kitchens of ttussellville was ac quittedon examining trial for the murder of his father F G Kitchens It was proven that he killed his father tll save the entire family from being mur dered Alonzo Lazwejl a 18yearold Louisville boy was severely injured in a veri peculiar manner While carrying a glas pitcher he fell and broke it a piece oni inch wide rind four inches long entering his side Till ore mines in Hath county arc soon 110 resume work orders for 1000 tons of ore per mouth raving been received und there is great rejoicing among the 100 or more employees who have beet idle for several months Mrs Sarah Kesincr said to the oldest woman In Martin county died at the home of her daughter Mrs Willlan Goble on Middle ForK last week Had ahe lived until May 14 next she would have been 100 years old A warrant drawn on the state treasury in favor of F M Watkins for 2 that has been traveling around the state for two years was returned last week I was issued in payment 6f a prize Wat kins had won in 1100 at the state fair Watkins could not be found IWhile standing on opposite sides ol Tug one in West Virginia and the other in Kentucky Doc Mounts nut Sam Carter fought a duel with rifles ill which Carter was fatally wounded Mounts crossed over and escaped The trouble arose over Carters wife Lexington is to have a new nine story hotel which will be built on the corner of Short and Limestone streets embrnc lug a portion of the present Leland Ho tel site It will be under the manage of W F Klair and Patrick Moo Iment ney present proprietors of the Leland Teamsters in Owensboro complain that splinters from the rocks on the newly macadamizedstreets in that city pierce the hoofs of their horses and cause them to have sore feet which results in lockjaw and death Quite u number of ani mats have died recently from this gauge A petition has been circulated in Lex ington asking the appointment Chas H Berryman manager of J B Hoggins Elmendorf farm as collector of the Seventh Internal Keyenue district to succeed Sam J Roberts According to popular belief Berryman has Roberts en doreement Democratic State Chairman Prewitl will compile the names of newly elected committeemen of the party in the various counties But two contests are before the state committee and therse arc on construction of party law The state committee will assemble at an early date in January A large bird had been carrying off do mestic animals and fowls in Menefee county for some time so H N Gose of near Mariba set a large steel trap to catch the marauder He was successful in his undertaking and lust week caught an eagle which measured nine and a half feet from tip to tip of wings The old Lulbegrud church one of the oldest landmarks in Montgomery county was last week destroyed by fire It was one hundred and fifteen years old and ItIed A peculiarity of its construction was that it had twelve corners repre senting the twelve apostles If Frank Campbell colored had not stumbled at Benton and fractured the neck of a bottle the source of the unu sual number of iags in court that day wouid riot have been discovered As it was the unmistakable aroma which arose after the accident directed the sheriffs attention to the negro and a search of Campbells clothes disclosed seven gal lons of whisky in quart bottles The lining of his overcoat was sewed into in numerable pockets that went all around and the shabby 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Dont Use a Scarecrow To Drive Away the Mail Order Wolf You can drive him out quickly if you use the mail order houses own weapon advertising Mailorder concerns are spending thousands of dollars every week in order to get trade from the home merchants Do you think for a minute they would keep it up if they didnt get the busi orgranted tw 1dknowssell and what your prices are Nine times out of ten your prices are lower but the customer is influenced by the uptodate advertising of the mail order house Every article you advertise should be described and priced You must tell your story in an interesting way and when you want to reach the buyers of this eon munitjr use the column of this paper to t j t ff tii S Ibd + jW 1