ME HERALD
Editort
tc t HAZEL GREEN KY
I k I THURSDAY September 12 1901
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Fair Asst ior I
We are authorized to announce ELIJAH j
ROSE of Stillwater as A candidate for the
t I office of Asirssor subject only to the will l
1 of the people as expressed at the polls o n
i 1 I Tuesday November 5 1001
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For State Senator 3lth District
C D SUBLETT
SUBLETTof
of Miigoflin County
For Representative 91st District
JESSE P MORRIS
MORRISof
t of Morgan County
THE COUNTY TICKET
IFor JudgeJ W CONGLETON
FULKSf
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t L Fr ClerkW S TUTT
For Shcritr T F STAMPER
For Supt SchoolsJ W TAULBEE
For Jailer J B LITTLE
For Assessor S N HOBBS
For Coroner FRANK SAMPLES
J bb Election Tuesday Nov 5 1901
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ELSEVVHEIIE under the caption
Mrs Potts Explains we publish
n curd from that lady in reference
A to her letter to tho Lexington
1Moruing 1 Herald and our remar ksiu
about certain parts of it Now
as wo said last week wo do not
believe that Mrs Potts intended
to insult tho mountain people b ut
in substituting the word vacuity >
i for voracity it seems to us that
judged from an intellectual stand j
point she adds insult to injury
She says nothing about tho terms
rs expressionless and only a blank
Y k behind to which we made objec
tion and then tells us that vacuity
should have been used instead of
voracity which is only another
term to indicate idiocy certainly
in the sense she uses it She says
she did not refer to our settlement j
litt
or our school But she was writ
o ing from Wolfe county and THE
HERALD being cosmopolitan takesj j
in not only tho county but all t hethat 1
mountain country and when s hepl I
I assails the mountain people sheI I
treads upon our toes While notI I
a native wo have cast our lot withI r I
these people Wo are one of themE
t and a fling at one of thorn is fo 1er 1 t
by us as keenly as though we wereI I
united by tres of blood We know a
their virtues and their 1
vices and
while we aro always ready to deII
fend the one wo are just as willing
t to admit the other But Mrs l
Potts picked a case as wo suggest II
ed last week and applied it to thee
natives us a class That is wrong r
and no one knows it better than
she for whilo some of tho best I
people on Gods footstool live i in v
Lexington it would not do to dig f
down for a type that can there be l
1found 1 and apply the charactor tot t
all her citizens c
Mrs Potts wasC
writing for pastime and pandering v
to the tastes of society and he etr
k explanation could easily have been I
h couched in tho sentenco I did L
not expect my letter to meet tho t
scrutiny of mountain people At 1
th 0w t 1
t think so and to reiterate that she
t had no intent of insulting people
ofthe mountains Her wrong was
c in classing the natives according r
q ton type she had in mind and the C
j > precedent might prove pernicious 11
In R nutshell
too people c
many poop e
poopt t hpThe
belief that mountaineera are horn 2
ed and hoofed
° ° as itwore
tsooner hecakes
sooner that view
is i
Van uished
TV the bettor for all
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FMDAY last being presidents
day at the PanAmerican Exposi
tion at Buffalo New York Presi
dent AIcKiuloy and wife a niece of
tho president and two nieces of
I
Mrs McKinley accompanied by i
Private Secretary Cortelyou were 1 f j
at the exposition Tho president j I I
was receiving his friends and ehakev
nndshakI I
ing hands with many of his coun I
trymen when a man stepped up 1
who had one hand wrapped in n I
1
h n korchiefshook hands with tho
Ih i i
president and fired twice directly j i
at the president The first shot i
shotI
struck the breast bone flattened
and fell harmless But the second 1
shot struck him in tho abdomen 1 I
tht o I
naval The president when shot I
only remarked God havo more
morcjupon I
wife Tho assassin was seized by
two secret service men present and 1
a negro who had just shaken
nl
hands with the president and l
hurried away to a place of con
finement The presidents wounds
wore examined and pronounced 1
fatal But since that encouraging
reports as to his condition aro be
ing sent out and the excitement t
has subsided The assassin claims
to be an anarchist and that he was
wnsI I
prompted to the deed from hear
ing an incendiary lecture by Emma 1
anarchIists 1
ists Ho says ho had no accompj i i
lice and did tho deed in tho cause I
of anarchy This however is be
lieved to bo only partly true and 1
anarchists allover the country are j
1being watched There can now be
no doubt us to tho presidents re II I
covery and it is i another evidence I
of the eilicacy of prayer for the
physicians first announced that i t I
there was no hope Then it wee s j I
that tho Christian people prayt > d
the Almighty that our chief ex III II
ecutive might bo spared to his
people and He in His wisdom has
granted their request The name I
of the assassin is Leon F Czolgos
and ho claims Detroit Itch as
his home There is talk of expoll l 1 i
ing h Emma Goldman and others uf i I I
her ilk from our country and eve i I
ry true American will vote aye the ° i i
the move
itMrs Potts Explanation
hLEXINGTOx KY Sept 9
ceDEAR atlas1 marked copy
of THE HERALD has come to me
in which I am severely attacked II I 1
and ignominiously routed because I j I
froof It 1 Ii i i 1
edtorrent to the Lexington Mon 1 i f
utfug Herald I regret that you l l
quoted the objectionable parai 1
graph with its typographical ori j i
rors The most cursory glance
of the educated eye should have
11detected that voracity could not
have been the word intended Isus
the lines stand I am merely made
to say that tho mountain counte
nance looks hungry or gluttonous
erWhat I did say in tho orginal copy
was that the utter vacuity of tho I
hrY s i
studylit
I referred not to your sottle
meats or your schools I am fully
aware of the work of development
that is going on among your peo
pie + and am a regular contributor
heboth of cash and traveling liter
ature to that worthy cause I was
not speaking of possibilities but of
Alm
ter that letter was written I was
roPiloted to church at Zachariah byI I
an exceedingly intelligent old
mountain gentleman There I meta
most interesting congregation I
and had the pleasure in the even
ing of joining in tho worship when
at illj own request they came even r
en masse and held service at Tor
rent
rentYou
gYou sau Y
am kindly disposed I would not
wilfully or willingly offend I
may add that in a lifetime of writ 1
ing for the press this seems to be
tho first instance of thoughtless
comment I am sorry if I have
wounded anybodys feelings j and
yet if you had met the people II I
met at tho date of my letter and
had seen what I saw you would
probably have said what I said ib i
indeed you said anything at all
Ihich is where it comes in
Fraternally yours
EUGENIA D POTTS
Henry Pieratt bought all the
picture frames the agent of the
Chicago Portrait Co had left eve r
and is selling them 50 per cent
cheaper than the agent sold them
The number is
limited and if you
want one youd better move in a
Itm as thoy are going like hot
tfd
The annual meeting of the Chris
tian church will begin today at <
Salem and hold over Sunday j
Tip Day Kills Another Man
Tho report comes to us that Tip
Day who shot and killed Howard I
Wilson and who has since been a
fugitive from justice on Sunday
last 1 shot n young man by the I
name of Millard Ledforda second I
or third cousin of his This how
over appears to have been an ac
cidont and it scorn that thoy wore I
really on good terms Day from
all l accounts is i a man of wonderful
magnetism and through personal l
friendship i ho has built up a fol
lowing 1 in Menefoe county which
includes nearly all who know him
1so that ho makes no attempt to get
gctI
away and relies upon his Wends
to keep him informed of any move
against him which they do Per
jsonally also he is said to be a
jolly good fellow in the language
of one who knows him That he
is a man of nervs there is no quos
flea I Led ford died from the shot
iii a short tine
Stood Death Off
1E B MiKiday a lawyer of lIen
graves
digger Jlesas My brother was
very low wit i malarial fever and I
jaundice I persuaded him to try
Electric lint rs and ho was soon
much better but continued their
use until how is wholly cured lam
sure Electric 1 itters saved his life +
This remedy expels malaria kids
disease i gurnu and purifies the
blocd aids digestion regulates
II liverkidnoys till bolt elscuier con
stipation dys pepsia nervous dis
eases kidney troubles female
complaints jives perfect health
Only f > 0 cents at J Taylor Day
Hazel Green or S S Combs +
Sous Camptt n drug stores
IIHazel
Ground BroKe for the Academy
Mr Clark of the firm of Clark
IIr kt
it Howard w 10 have the contract
for building t ie academy was hero
Saturday and remained until Mon
IIIS1 when lit laid off the founda
bell the dimensions being 77x55 i I
feet John M l Hose has the con
tract for excavating for the base
ment which rill bo four feet be
low and fou feet above ground 1
and above tnis will be two story I
including an assembly room to t
seat 500 people Mr Clark lc toI I I
ifor homo Monday evening 11 +
Snowdon S S m have the contract
to manufacture the brick of which
hp
there will be used 150000 on the
building 1h < > basement story will 1 I
be stone
IIW aNTFI1 position in school l
Ior family is desired by a lady grad
Iiuuto experienced in teaching Eng
lush brunches music and the EngI 1
Iguages Testimonials given Ad I
dress stating terms Teacher Box I
34 Varrenton X C G10
ceThe Feather Renovaters
The National Feather Washing
ofCompany which is located with
fle or
lesome time with their now process
of washing have mot with much
favor among our people as last
sts
weeks work shows thoy having
tocleaned ninety 90 beds during
the week and they will do equally
as well this week if not better
They cleansed two beds for the
editor and his better seveneighths
and wo take pleasure in rocom
mending them Their ad in next
weeks issue will be of especial in
terest to you Watch for it aa it u
will bear testimony from our best
citizens
TO TIIK DEAF
A sick lady cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by Dr Nicholson I
Artificial Ear Drums gave 10000 to hisI I
Institute so that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free Address No 44SG The Nicholson i
Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York
Yn
Will Build a Depot
The Ohio it Kentucky railroad I
company has bought of Frank Pros
Wilson three acres of ground on 1
the south side of Red river near 1
Sam Henry Wilsons where they j
will erect a depot This is about
five miles from Hazel Green and
if that corporation will put the
freight rate down it will catch the
traffic from and to this and other
nearby towns
THE HERALD for 12 months and
5000 for 100 is a great big
bargain awaiting the man who can
figure the total vote of Ohio Mas
sachusetts and Iowa See Try
Your Luck on last page for par
ticulars f
Touring the Mountains
Mrs John T Barnett ii i ist
touring the mountains with the 1
view of writing up the character
istics of the people was at Hazel lthe
Green last week and among other
things took kodac views to illus
trace her writings She left yester
day morning for Torrent and
from there goes to Berea She is i I
connected with the C W B M 1
and lives at Indianapolis Ind c
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INTERSTATE FAIR II I I
Tbe First Exhibition of the Kind I
Ever Given in the South
Tho first intorstato fair ever
given in the South will take place
at the grounds of the Now Louis
ville Jockey Club Louisville Ky I I
beginning Sept 23rl and closing
Oct 5th
Exhibits of all kinds including
live 1 stock poultry soronls and i
manufactured articles will be
shown
shownIt
It is expected that every south
ern state will ho represented in t
some of the departments Already
the i fair has attracted outside at
tention t and entries are Icing
received every day for the various <
classes Live stock exhibits will
undoubtedly bo the most complete i
tho I South has iverseen Tho live
stock committee has offered fifteen i
thousand i 15000 dollars in pre I
miums and purses which has at i
trotted entries from nearly ten j
states Tho Hereford and Short j
Horn Record Association have ad
dod fivo thousand 5000 dollars i I
to Jtho premium momiy to bo dis + 1
tributes among these classes of
cattle Special prizes have Noel i
also offered for horses sheep and 1
swine
swineAnother
Another feature of the fair at
tracting extraordinary atI 1
from the young people of tho South I
is i tho Athletic program Fivothous 1
and 5000 dollars has been of I j
fered i in prizes to the winner
RecordbreakersIt is open t I
all amateurs of the United States
and ovary event will number itsj Ii
contestants a holiier of a worlds I
1
record Theprogran i will consist f I
ofI I
running races relav races hurdle I
race shotput ham nor throw polo
vault broad jump high jump and I I
discus throw
Tho association has l arranged a Ii I
comploto midway for which some I I
of tho very Vaudeville performers I
of tho United States havo been en1 i
gaged Will S Heckl prominent I i
theatrical manager of Cincinnati j I
has this feature in charge and ho j j
has spout pome weeks in New York i i j
1has engaging talent Some of cheat j
tractions of the fair will be The I
Japanese theatre Turkish theatre
the streets of the Orient animal 1 i
arena congrss of dancing girls
German village and a number of
high class Vaudeville shows Tho
nighl t
and day giving tho visitors anopj
portunity to see the fair in tho I
1nn
afternoon and evening
ITho railroads have been very I
liberal in matter of rates and hay u jl j
granted one faro for the round 1
trip from all the prominent points al I
in Kentucky These tickets will
bo on sale the first throe days of f
oreach week and will be limited t to
ssreturn three days after tho fair
stIIIJII Ke Banal
Fresh Lemons
LemonsI I
Royal Maccaroni
Brown C Sugar 6c I
Granulated 7c I
Arbucle coffee 12 21
Good Green Coffee
lOc and liMc
L > E All other goods in propor I
flea i CECIL BROS i I i i
thoj j
FOR SALlA scholarship in the
Commercial College of Kentucky I
University By early application
at this oflico some young man can I I
iseavo several dollars tf
Little Mallie Coldiron daughter I
of George Coldiron and wife both
deceased was a visitor to this of i I i
fice one day last week and is just j i
tho same bright little jewel oxj I l
copt that she has improved as
when she was awarded tho premi j j I
um for being tho best looking girl
baby at our fair fivo or six years
ago
CASTORIA I
For Infanta and Children
Tfii Kind You Have Always Bought
7 OUbll I j
Bears the I
Signature of
rAN ORDINANCE
To Replace Wooden Bridges WithI I
Stone Culvertsh I h
It is ordered that sealed bids be received
up to 12 oclock noon on Thursday Septem
ber bah 1901 for the purpose of putting I
stone culverts in the town of Hazel Green I
accordingto a
to plans and specifications now on file at i I
the store room of John M 1 Hose I
Bids must be made by the cubic yard
and work must be measured after the cul
verts are completed
W II CORD Chairman J
C B ROSE Secretary
Ms It
Rose J T Whaley and John B Davist
with whom all bids must be filed and the t
committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bid
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Young Women
The entry into womanhood is a
critical time for a girl LhUe men
strual disorders started at that time soon
grow into fatal comolications That
female troubles arc filling graveyards
proves this Wine of Cardui estab
I a ElinJtss and natural menstrual
flow When once this Important func
tion is started right a healthy life will
usually follow Many women young
and old owe their lives to Wine of
Cardui There is nothing like it to
give women freedom lions pain and to
fit young women for every duty of life
SIx bottles at druggists
Miss Delia M Strayer Tully Kant HI I
have suffered untold pain at menstrual pe
riods for a long time was nervous hid no
appetite and lost Interest In everything
In act was miserable I have taken four
bottles of Wine of Cudul with Thedfords
Olak Draught when needed end today
I eicitirtly cured I cannot express the
thanks I feel for what you have done
borne
For advice In easel requiring special dlreo
fAdvisory a the Ladles
Advisory aepartmlnt Ta Cbnttanools Med
telue Company Cbattanuuas Tone
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JOHN 1 i DAVIS I W J MAY
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Take titiopporttt
it ti iufi rut the pub
publie
Iii that tlcex have cu
c aged a piofcssiounl
horsr sbnrrC111ltLBl
CIIOOIKY oj leiii
ingtoii Ky who will cure your horse of
Mumbling ititerfrriir forging ic and I
they ho > e to receive the utnniugu of nil I
people who have a humane IVeling for the
dumb uiiiiiiix
uiiiiiiixIsn
We are also Tipirccl to do all kinds of
hackst l
o tc and tlu 1 all kinds of repairing Chnr es
nasoiKible ami satisfaction guaranteed in
every inslaice
jccry
Soliciting y + ur patronage we Lope L I y
good l work and fair treatment to rttaiu a
fair slime of it Respectfully
jfair I > AVKS l MAY
W8 toaSODO men
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SOLE DEALER
HAZEL GREEN KY
H G ROBINSON
BEATTYVILLE KY
General Salesman for
R M HUGHES kVrCO
LOUISVILLE KY
Manufacturers of High f4rado
V incgU Cidc
CidcI
Solicits orders from the iiiercliants of the
mountains and guarantees satisfaction A
mail order will receive prompt attention
A now firstclass cnfo for ladies
and gentlemen has been opened in
the Phoenix Hotel Annex oppos
opposite
ite the C S 0 depot whore all
tho delicacies of the season aro
served in firstclass style Ladies
especially arc invited
BLUEGRASS + NURSERIES
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SPRING 19O1
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Fruit and Ornamental TreesI I I I
Shrubs coxes Grape Final fruits Asparagus I i i
aragu Rhubarb and everything for
Orchard Lawn and Garden Prices right
8No AGENTS Imllo lm androck
bottom to the actual planter Catalogue
ion application to
Ha HILLENMEYER 4
HILLENMEYERLEXINGTON
KYI I
JR J M WALDECK
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Physician and Surgeon
HAZEL GREEN KY
Solicits the patronage of the people of
Hazel Green and vicinity and will answer
professional calls day or nigut Obstetricki
a specialty
specialtyTHE
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i I I have been selling perfumes for the pat
i i six months I make them mvself at home
I i and sell to friends and neighbors Have
I made 710 Every one buys a bottle For
150 j cents worth of material I make Perfume
j that would cost S 200 in drug stores
I I first made it for my own use only but
the curiosity of friends as to onr pro
cured such exquisite odors prompted me to
j I weekI
i i I I do not canvass people come and send to
j me for the perfumes Any intelligent per
j person
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j irii all kinds of perfumes and a sample bot
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in business MARTHA FRANCIS
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4HAZEL GREEN KY
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HAZEL GREEN KY
11 Invite the
attention of the
farmers of this vi
cinity to their im
proved facilities
for blacksmithing and wagonmaking ns
well as repair work of all kinds
A full force of first class mechanics J
insures promptness in the execution 8SI f I
satisfaction thenf
tion u guaranteed in all cases
casesHuggy
building aodwagon making are
our specialties Your
patronage is reo
spcctfully solicited and will be duly ap
11preciated
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HAZEL GREEN KY
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This house has recently been refurnished
refurnishedand present man rd
agement will continue to maintain the higbJJ
bightreputation JJ
reputation heretofore accorded it for home
like comforts and its culinary department
The table abounds with the best departmentI
countryaffords I
patronage of the public ms
msrespectfully
furcommercial
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1commercial
iand touristsLivery
and vehicles will have the best attention j
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