Ir TOE HERALD
PEHCER COOPER Editor
It HAZEL GREEN KY
rHIURSDAY r September 19 1001
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For Assessor
We are authorized to announce ELIJAH
ROSE of Stillwater as a candidate for the
r office of Assessor subject only to the will
f 1 of the people as expressed at the polls on I
I Tuesday Novembers 1001
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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For State Senator 3Jth District
C D SUBLETT
SUBLETTof
t CountyFor
For Representative 91st District
JESSE P MORRIS
MORRISof
1of Morgan County
I THE COUNTY TICKET
For JudgeJ W CONGLETON
For AttorneyC C FULKS
1j For Clerk W S TUTT
For Sheriff T F STAMPER
i For Supt SchooIsJ W TAULBEE
For Jailer J B LITTLE
I t For AssessorS X IIOBBS
S For Coroner FRANK SAMPLES
l lt Election Tuesday Nov 5 IDOL
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Written for Tlr HEBALIJ
1tEGtLLI I
S OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT
The President is dead
The good man and the chief
And heart and head of all the laud i
t Are deep in loss and grief I
What is must be perhaps I
There is no other way
In our belief ol Providence I
Hut Anarchy must pay
I
The dreadful debt
R
Lest we forgetWilliam
William J Lamptou
New York 0 11 01
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THE CHANGE IN PILOTS
The earnest brief but compre
t hensive declaration of President
r Roosevelt It shall be my aim to I
continue absolutely unbroken the
policy of President McKinley for
f the peace and prosperity and hon
a or of our beloved country is hij i
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accord with the unanimous expe illI I
expeI
I I poopz t o
and in pursuance of the evident
s desire of the party which elected
wS Mr Roosevelt and we doubt not
t with the universal approval of all 1
V
parties Just now the country
wants no uncertainty in presides
ttial t policies and has adjusted its i j
plans its business and exPect
expectaI I
l tions to the stability and perma
nency of those policies for which
President McKinley stood an d
which ho was steadily pursuing
y Mr Roosevelt was known to agree
with Mr McKinley on all these
questions It may be true that he
was not nominated solely because
of this knowledge but he would
not have been nominated if he had
not agreed with these policies
This result is another demon
stration of how the oc
curs Governor Roosevelt did not
want the nomination j ho wanted I
to be reelected governor of Now
York Senator Platt was deter
mined to get him out of that chair
and the only possible ways were to
have him nominated for vice pres
f treacherouslyy at
tho election The vice presiden
= tial nominatio was the easiest
f moat honorable tho least danger
Root oua se
1 volt his election
as governor and
1 his attracti
attractive personality worked
with Platt and 2 greed the w
i rtl n wad ho foe jers
I compel d to sub I
r metow
S < ow IlC std is te pam of
Senator Platt
< ydeatof Ii
I i t of PresIdent McKinI ie beyond
0 > IJiaccurntemcasureD1en Roosevelt l
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as president is however not as
much in the way of Senator Platt
as Roosevelt as governor
When Garfield was nominated
the vice presidency was offered to
Now York and Conkling contemp
tuously rejected it but some
j i friends of Chester A Arthur forced 1
I its acceptance without of course >
I the slightost hopo of his filling tho
I chair It turned out that ho was
capable and ho adorned the White
1 j House and if ho hod boon nomi
i nated in 1SS1 he would have been
elected But when Roosevelt was
I
nominated thero was a profound
feeling that the nomination must
bo given to one who was tit to bo
president and who agreed fully
with thoso policies which Mr Mc
Kinley represented MrMcKinloy
had boon ill with grippo and tho
convention had somo sense of ap I
prehension Thorn was no appre
hension of this humiliating and
sorrowful tragedy And it is well 11 1
for the country that such a man
was elected on that ticket
The count rybrenthesfreely j bu sI
mess is calm and content men
who have formed great schemes
based on tho stability of that poli
cy have no apprehension the in
dustries of the country will not be
I alarmed and today there will lie I
in every section certainty tout i
dente and respect mingled with
universal sorrow and just indigna
indignaI I t
perturbation in the stock market
j
but it will be slight temporary
and principally by mere gambling
speculators
Tho country accepts this state 1
ment of President Roosevelt in the
j same frank sincere spirit in which
I he uttered it They relywith ab 1
solute confidence upon his frank
ness j they know him to bo a per
fectly sincere man They unite
with him in his judgment in tho
practical wisdom of the continu
ity of policy They approve his 1
decision that no change is i expo di i
entnot only would change bo
untimely but unwise
Tho value of this declaration
and of its acceptance can not be
overestimated It is of tho utmost
importance that no jostle pertur
bation no alarm no pause should
occur in our industries our busi i i
ness our plans our purposes
j Tho glorious ship with its p tcm
jcious and incalculable wealth of
cargo has merely changed pilots
the skies are blue above it the 1
I waves are placid around its prow =
its crew is truo and sufficient and
the God of the seas reigns beyond
the skieW C P Breckinridge
in Lexington Morning Herald
CHARLEY SUBLETT democratic
nominee for state senator from
this district was in town Satur I
Satuiii
day and left to attend the annual 1
meeting of the Christian church > i
which convened at Cauey on Fri
day THE HERALD interviewed I
Mr Sublott on tho political out i
look in his race and is gratified to
say that everything is lovely lIa vI I
ing been nominated by Mr Hump I j
ton the leader of one wing of the I
I
Hazel Green convention and secj
sawed by Mr Stamper who le aa I I
the other wing ho harmonizes both i
i
factions and the friends of both i
Ii
tho opposing candidates will sup l i j
port him In the district supII I II i
perhaps no man who could have
harmonized the party as can Char I
ley Sublett Ho is a quiet unas j
suming gentleman and personally J
has many friends as any man He j
has never been a politician except ti t j
as a working monitor though his 3i j j I j
county one time endorsed him f onto i j
the legislature But as a worker I j 1
he has been wheelhorse and the t j I j
night has never been too dark nor 4 j
the day too cold to prevent him
from doing his whole duty himI I
comes too from a family that has i I
for years been identified with the j i i
democratic party and the material l j j I
interests of Eastern Kentucky In II i j
voting for him every man in the t i I I
district may feel that ho votes Cor j j
a man who will watch our inter j j i i
ests faithfully and never bo found i
ance wanting when weighed in the balI l 1
THE importance of every demo
crat voting just right at the com
ing November election lies in the
fact that the state is to be redis
tricted and if the democratic
party would hold its own it be
hooves it to vote solidly for bo thA
Mr Sublott and Mr Morris who I
will represent us in that body If
IfI I
the republicans gain the ascent
1
cjicy what they will do for tho I
democratic party in redistricting
the state will be a sufficiency Let
every democrat remember this
when he comes to vote and forget
that ho was for Stamper or Hamp
is
ry
1 etx dye T
ton as tho case may bo and vote I
for Charley Sublott Another rea
son why every democrat in the
district should vote for Mr Sub
j lett is that a U S senator will bo
elected and l by all means he
oshould be a democrat Tho fail
IIuro to elect Charley Sublott there
thereI
I fore might do everlasting damage I
Dto tho democratic party Noti l i i i
I alone in defeating democracy of a L
ofIi Ii
U S senator and the redistricting II
of tho state but many other things j
Volo for Mr Sublett and bo just I i
ia I 1 ifi i r I j i
Iyou would bo true to your party I
tiniul j i its interests I II
CHARLEY SUIUKTT will make us i
I a faitful servant as a state senator j
for he will always be found nt his I
seat watching the interests of the
i party and especially tho interests
liparty li
I of Eastern Kentucky I I j
11All For Only S100 j
11For 100 cash in advance you I I I
get THE HKUAII for 12 months j i
Jtho Monthly New York World a
o2ptige magazine fur 10 months i I
j Good Times a department maga
monthsy I 1 t I
I and a guess on the vote of governor I
in Ohio Massachusetts and Iowa I I I
i which may bring you 5000 You I
have anyhow 9US chances of get i j
ting your money back There are i
200 prizes of frt 2GO of 1 180 ofI I I j j
rl 100 of 111 0of 5 555 of 10I 1 I I j
and 10 of 15 each beside 10 prizes i i
itrutgiug j from j 25 to 5000 Sure i I
Ily I you enght to guess close enough 1 I
to catch something tf
i Hazel Green AcademyI I
1The present session of Hazel f 11
Green academy is now in its third II I
chweek and tho enrollment is U7 I
1moro than at the same time last
year Tho number of boarders now
in tho school is more than double 1
0tho number at the same time last
year This is tho kind of increase
i j desirable and is an earnest of
i what may be seen hero after tho
holidays
holidays1hero
behave There is no doubt but that t woI
have tine best location for such a
ouschool I in Eastern Kentucky Our
Ietown is i strictly an educational
tcenter I and all parents who dssiro
beu atd
educational advantages to be found I
Jin the mountains should enroll 11
I them here Every department is
in charge of experienced teachers
ofaua nothing but the best is given
matriculates in this school
i l A Shocking Calamity
i Lately befell a railroad laborer
Llwrites i Dr A Kellett of Willfonl 1 I
i I
j Ark His foot was badly crushed
j but Bucklens Arnica salvo quick
ly cured him1I Its simply wonder
ful for burns boils piles and all I
skin eruptions Its the worlds
i champion healer Cure guaranteed
i25c Sold by J T Day Hazel
j Green or S S Combs Sons
Campton
CamptonElder
Elder H D Adams left Wednes
day morning for North Bend I
Powell county where ho will bo I
utigiu a mooting Friday night which I
tonlaY be protracted several days jl
I North Bend is just a short disI I
tanco from Sttlntou and there is n
big church there
IWorking Night and Day
The busiest and mightiest little 1 t j
D1i r I
1iKings New Life Pills These pills I
change weakness into strength list
lessuess into energy brainfag ito n
to mental power Theyre wond
erful in building up tho health
Only 25c per box Sold by J T i
lsDny Hazel Green or S S Come la
ComelY
tt Sons Campton comhal I
tCharley Cecil who rented Mrs
3Ellen Kashs residence removed i I I
to it yesterday and will reside I
there until the first of January
when ho will take possession of the
townL
ue
tinto e
since
eluteHenry C
IHenry Pieratt bought all the
picture frames tho agent of t yiu I
Chicago Portrait Co had left over I
cotIll 1t j j
cheaper than the agent sold them
The number is limited and if youI I
orwant one youd better movo in IIi
hr o f j
cakes 52tf
1Jesse Morris democratic sand i 1
cnndiIdate I
date for
representative and his i
wife wore the guests of Uncle Bob
Rose and wife of Stillwator over
heSunday and attended tho Enter
prise Association of Baptistswhich I
ishalo its annual mooting at that
place
LEAFth I
A sick lady cured of her deafness and 1
aho
IfArtificial Ear Drums gave 10000 to his
Institute so that deaf people unable 1st
procure the Ear Drums may have them
themfrcc NicholllOnInstitute
Institute 780 Eighth Avenue NewYorK
ndly
dlyWhoa
heis ache or
neuralgia try Triphene Sold byi
S S Combs Sons
aniH
H F Pieratt Hazel Green tf I
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THE fflftttSVAVfi ° PAIR
PAIRI 1 I
Tho Sights That Will Be Seen i in
Louisville on Thursday inI DI I
September 26th
All Kentucky will bo in Louis i
ville on Sept 20th which has been
set apart as Kentucky Day and
In special and elaborate program
will be prepared for tho occasion
G ot JJeuklmm has boon asked and j
tWill bo present with his stall on
that day together with other state i
county and city officials
Special excursion trains are to
bo run from every section of the +
state and a very low rate of faro
has boon made for tho round trip
iW A Barry chairman of the puhi i i
icily committee states that in his i
opinion there will be in the neigh
boyhood of 200000 people in Lou
isvillo on that day On that day
Aberdeen Angus and shorthorn I
cattle will be shown and appoint i
mont classes and high school l i
horses and gaited saddle mares
jacks and jennets DuroeJer ey
and Chester white hogs and South
down sheep will bo tho live stock I
exhibits In addition there will
bur the usual exhibition of farm
machinery and the young women
Iof tho Midway will put on their
most pleasant smile and will give
their best efforts in making the
fltayof Kentuckians pleasant Tho
executive committee is especially
proud of tho Midway and every
show will bo found full of unex
pected surprises The Gorman
I
niIt
villages will bo enlarged on that
day and abundance of wot goods I
IIwill i i ho kept on hand for those who i i
leaglst to
i of commercial organizations of the
statos of Kentucky Indiana Ohio
i Tennessee and Wet Virginia will 1
1be i formed whose object will ho to
build up the commercial l1 airs of
each state Kentucky has a nun I
ofbor of up to date commercial r
I I ganizations and they will doubt
loss accept this opportunity toi
I iMiwt and discuss plans that will 1
be mutually beneficial Tho meet i
trtug will bo held at the Board of I i
aiTrade j ou tho morning of Sept 20 i
I I and tho afternoon will be spent at
the Fair and on the Midway i
11Entries to tho Shorthorn and
I Hereford classes have closed and j
anis I
while tho iames have not been
bunit i
made public it can be stated that
each and every one is well filled I l
> i
and the cattle exhibits will bo the I I
i i must complete Kentucky has over j i
seen A great many entries fro 11 i I
1ld 1 1I j j I
elude some of tho best Canadian i j
6btgods thnt have won premiums at
all of the largest fairs i I
I I
5 I
Bug He Ban 1 i
Fresh Lemons I j j
Royal Maccaroni j
Brown C Sugar 6c
Granulated 7c
Arbucic coffee 12 12 I
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Cood Croon Coffee
Coffeej j
10c and 12Jc
All other goods in propor I
tion CECIL BUDSi i
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iCommercial School
ITIll commercial school of Hazel j 1
Green academy is in charge of J i
H Blankonehip Ho is a Tennes
socan coining from tho north I
central part of tho state Ho is a j I
graduate of the Bowliug Green
Ky normal and business college j I
and thus brings into his depart t
in addition 1j j i i i
meat to natural en
dowments thorough scholastic at1 I
tainments It is the purpose of j i I
the management of Hazel Green I
academy to establish and main I
tain a commercial school second 1 I I i
to none other in the state It pro 1
poses to give as good if not better j I
instruction and courses of study I
in this department as are given i
Iin any business college and at i
1tabout onethird of tho cost The j i
classes in this department now are j I
i
larger than was anticipated Many I I
other young men mId w 0 men
have already determined to take I
takoj j
these courses during tho fall and I i I
iswinter This department has ar jI i j I
ranged with an Employment Bu iI j I I
orrang to place in good positions all i i I
who graduate from these courses
There is a great demand for qual 1
ified men and women along the se1g I
lines l and any who qualify them
selves will have positions thrust 4
upon them
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A LUXURY V IT2H1Tln REACH OF ALL
If you went to buy n lion
whelp you wouldnt accept a
kitten as a substitute even if
the dealer urges you
Now dont accept a substi
tute for
forLION
LION COFFEE ti
It is bound to turn out a com
comI I
mon yellow cat with none of
the strength of the lion i
Watch our next advertisement
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YOU want LION COFFEE because it i is LION COFFEE
If on the other hand r you want a coffee tin order to hide imperfections is highly
polished with eggs and other preparations then do not buy
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LJO OOFF r
If LION COFFEE 1 were common ordinary stuff coffee drinkers jvouldnt insist on bay
iting it It is used in millions of homes because it is the best COifcC ia the world for the
price If you doubt this take a single package home and try it
ersptfveto on
list No housekeeper in fact no woman man boy or girl will fail to find in the list I some article
which will contribute to thcis Happiness comfort and convenience and which they may have by
simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from the wrappers of our one pound sealed
ealedlplckaliC3 soldWOOLSON
WOOLSON SP1CB CO TOLEDO OHIO
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ilB GROVE AT UAZEL filEEM
BY SAM WllJjJV
Within thc grove at Izel I lirccn i
Gaud many years ago I
ifThe little el ilJrtn lowed to play i
As thc sun was sinking 10I I
i
From lima + l ami hirer street they comer
And eachwould have a mate
iheyM trip the light fantastic
i i Ami haij > iuess would create
These little ones would sometimes form
i
i A ring a ro > ie liaml
And choose the one they loved the best
With a motion of the hand
i ow London bridge is falling down
Theyd play with heart so light
With many other innocent games
llTill stars peep out at night
The e little tots have since grown upI
Laudll
llluJ all have done ret arlaLly well i
On this dear mountain hllllii i I
Sow other children play the gdUJI I
Ilad beautify the scene
j11f parents did in childhood dais I
11in the grove at Hazel Green
Stood Death Off
E B Murnlny a lawyer of Hen
triottn Tex ouco fouled a grave I
digger IlL says My brother was 11 I
very low with malarial for and I
jaundice I persuaded him to try
Electric Bitters and ho was soon
much bettor but continued then
use until ho was wholly cured Ian
stiroEloctric Hitters saved his life
This remedy expels malaria kills
disease gurms and purifies the
hoed aids digestion regulates
liverkidnoys and bowelscures con
stipation dyspepsia nervous dis
erased kidney troubles fomalo
complaints gives perfect health
rIOnly 50 cents at J Taylor Day I
Hazel Green or S S Combs it
Sons Campton drugstores
drugstoresST
Hazel Green and Korelieail
elThe Christian Women Hoard 1 l
of Missions having had such suc
cess with its schools in tho Ken
tittsky mountains is about to erect
two school buildings that will be
a lasting monument to the untir
ing work of tho women of the or
ganization in this state It is in
tended to erect a school at Hazel l
Green Wolfe county and More
head Rowan county
1frs John S Shouse and Mrs A
M Harrison of this city arc mom
I
bors of the executive committee
ofo
rbias for tho two buildings have
llessersh
enClark it Howard of this city Tho
buildings are to be of brick and
stono and are to cost 18400 l nndI I
willro
cost 8829 and tho ono at More
head will cost 95SO Tho schools
havo been established for several
years and a great work has been
done by tho teachers It is with
great satisfaction that those ou
gaged in the work soe their plans
for regular school buildings about
to materialize Lexington Morn
ing Democrat
VXTEDA position in school
or family is desired by a lady grad
unto experienced in teaching Eng
lish branches music and the lan
guages Testimonials given Ad I
dress stating terms Teacher Box
31 Warrenton N C 010
FOR SALE1 scholarship in the
Commercial College of Kentucky
University By early application
at this officesome
someyoung man cau
save several dollars tf
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HAZEL GREEN KY
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attention of t h c
fanner of this vi i I fr
fiuity to their ira =
proved 1 facilities
t I
for blacksmithing l and wagonmaking as i
well a + repair work of all kinds
A full force nf first clsi mechanic j I
insures inmiitic > d in the escfulioa o f i
all work entrusted to them sad atiJac i
lion is guarantied in all Gufd
ccI l lJIkin
IJ oL1I making arc i
meI i i
ri tit fully solicited and will lIe > duly liP j
predated et > eetfullv Ac I
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TIle Srsat l liaf pants
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SOLE DEALER
HAZEL GREEN K 1
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
I have been idling jicrfnmcs for the past
six luoutlis I make them injjelf at home
and sell to friends ami neighbors JIave
made i 10cry oue buys a bottle For
30 cents worth of material I woke Perfume
that would cost 200 in drag stores
I first made it for my own ue only but
the sun city of frieutU as to where 1 pro
cured such exquiitu odors prompted me to t
1sell it I clear from i25 to 35 per week
weekI I
me for the perfume Any intelligent per
son can duns well as I do For 41 cents in
stumps Iwill I send you the formula fur mak
ins all kinds of perfume and a ample Lot
tie prepaid Ifill I also help yon jet started
in busiiu MAKTIIV FUAKCIS
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HAZEL GREEN KY
S Will practice in courts of Wolfe and ad
S Joining counties Collections a specialty
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UB a ROBINSON
BEATTYVILLE KY
General Salesman for
R M HUGHES t Lt CO
LOUISVILLE KY
Manufacturers of HighGrade
t11aFNLJ Qy 1i l sF
Solicits orders from the merchants of the
mountains and gunrnutctK satisfattlon A
mail order will receive prompt attention
A now firstclass cafo for indies
and gentlemen has been opened iu
the Phoenix Hotel Annex oppcs
ito the C 0 depot whore all f
ILhe delicacies of tho season are J
fserved in firstclass style Ladies I
especially arc Invited j
BLUEGRASS + NURSERIES
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Frnit and Ornamental o Trees
Shrubs noses Grapes Small fruits As
paragus Rhubarb and everything for
Orchard Lawn and Garden 1riccs right
EoTNo tom fait 1ovi o and rock
bottom to the actual planter Catalogue
on application to
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H F HILLEN MEYER
HILLENIVSEYERLEXINGTON
LEXINGTON KY
DR J M WALDECK
Physician and Surgeon
HAZEL GREEN KY
Solicits the > atrona erir the people of
Hazel Green and vicinity and will answer
specialty professional calls day or nignt orI I
THE NEW YORK WORLD
ALMOST A DAILY AT Tin
Patel or A WKKKIY I
oThe presidential campaign is over but the
world goes on just the lIme and it Is full of
news To learn this news just ns it is
promptly 1 and ol l impartially i all that yon
nave to do ia to look in the columns of The
Thrice Week Edition of the New York
World which comes to the subscriber 155
times a rear
The Tin icea Week worlds diligence as
a publhlier of first news has given it circu
circulation e
spoken and you want it
The Thrice a Week Worlds regular sub
scription price is only 100 per year We
otter this unetpialcd uew > uptraiul
lHl lillEL GllliRN ll rdLD
together for JJf3
thatwo
two papers is 00
AN ORDINANCE 1
To Replace Wooden Bridyos With a
JIt
It is ordered that scaled bids be received W
up to 12 I oclock noon on Thursdaj Scptcru y
bcr 12th 1901 for the purpose of putting g
stone culverts in the town of Hazel Green
where wooden bridges now are according S
to plans and specifications now on file at f
JjjItids 1
yan1nlld
end work must be measured after the cul a
verts are completed
W II CORD Chairman W
WC
C B ROSE Secretary j
JKHose
11lose
Hose J T Whalcy and John b Davit =
with whom nil bids 1 must be filed and the
anyor j
or all bids SB
1 DAY HOUSE 11
HAZEL GREEN KY
N B GRAHAM PnorjuirroB
This house has recently been Refurnished
and renovated and under the present man
ageraent will continue to maintain the high f
reputation heretofore accorded It for horn
like comforts and its culinary department i
The table abounds with the beet the country
affords a id the patronage of the piiblic is i
respcctfu lly solicited Sample ro mi for
rt r01ml
commerc al tourists M
Livery table in connection whcrl horses ai i
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