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THE HAZE GREEN HERALD
Established March 4 1885 ijtade Famous in the Story of II Jonathan and His Continent by Max ORell =
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SEVENTEENTH YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 20 1901 NUMBER 11
SPENCKK Owner COOPEnTh Oldest t Most t Popular I Most t Widely I Circulated I t d and d Most t Quoted t Paper in the Kentucky t M oun t a i nsU PER In YEAn Advance
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A BUSINESS TRAINING
I AT THE
LEXINGTON 4 BUSINESS 4 COLLEGE
Gives capitalized results
by preparing for Business
Life and Insuring Employ
ment to the ambitious and
worthy
100 invested in this school
has been the means of help
helping
ing thousands to positions
of honor and trust WHY
NOT YOU
GETTING A START in
the world is everything
WE START YOU
WITH A CASH CAPITAL
a Business Education is
necessary without it such
a training is indispensable
OUR CATALOGUE out
lining our several courses
and circulars showing you
what others are doing and
how YOU can do likewise
should be in your hands
A postal will bring it
IF YOUR MEANS are lim
ited ask for Special Circu
lar A telling you how
you can be instructed at
home
WE PREPARE for Civil
b ervice positions under Government Selections prepare public school teach
ers to teach our Branches in other Business Collegesand prepare Stenogra
phers and Bookkeepers for the best positions with the best Business Firms
FREE First Lessons in Shorthand with Complete Instructions for the begin
ner mailed free on application
r EARN A SCHOLARSHIP FREE by working for us at your home during
explainsj t
j WRITE TODAY naming Course desired
IN WRITING be sure to state you saw our ad in THE HAZEL GREEN
HERALD Address BENJAMIN B JONES President
LEXINGTON KY
Coi i n D C e
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INCORPORATED
Kentuckyl l
l a NEW AND APPROVED CONTRACT JUST ISSUED
J y
Pays 4O per cent oer annum on All Money
Invested
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Weeksw
I xr IERS IN FIFTY ft I TH fff flft
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+ OVER < D7Q finn PASSED TO THE RESERVE I
r UlELflpOUUU AND THE SURPLUS FUND 1 I
t atP Its patrons are among tho leading business mon and women I
in all the different callings of life 1
Keeps its promises to the letter Run by men of business E
standing and capacity Address 77 t East Short Lexington KyI I I
J H BAKER Secretary and Manager
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Established in 1866
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOP TIlE SALE OF
GatI1ellogsSce p
and LAMBS
Union Stock Yards CINCINNATI O
I I IUnion I Long lJlot nce Telephone WEST 101
i Liberal cash advances fade upon consignments nnd sales guaranteed
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CASTORIAFor
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signamreof
of
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In
Use
For Over i
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
nO IIT NIIY YO cnY
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Got Your Piiiiiii at a THE r EEMll r BlfiB < i
MAJOR CROFOOT 1
Pays a Long Standing Board Bill
With GUtEdged Stock BillI I
DIDNT WAIT TO BE DUNNED
There were signs in tho air that
Major Crofoots landlady was work
ing up her courage to proceed to
extreme measures Those signs in
cluded leaving his bod unmade
and uncared for absence of mind
when he asked for a second cup of
coffeo a scarcity of pie when ho
happened to bo late for dinner
and stony stares on the part of tho
landlady as she crowded past him
on tho stairs When ho realized
that a climax was not far away
tho Majortook the initiative and
aggressive
Madam ho said to the land
lady as ho rose up from the din nor
table if it will not be asking too
much I wish you would bring up
my bill some time during the even
ing I do not like my board bill
to run on in thisway
Youyou moan that you will
settle up 1 sho eagerly queried
Certainly maam You could
have had aj check whuokfi ago had
you spoken of it Do not fail to
bring up my bill within an hour
or twowill
I will bring it up within five I
minutes
The Major had scarcely got seat
ed in his room and lighted a cigar
and placed a checkbook on the
table before him when the land
lady timidly entered and handed
him his bill for 11 weeks board
He received it with marked indif
ference glanced over it with care
less eye and yawned as ho said
Eleven weeks at S per week is
88 The bill isperfectly correct
Hold on though Havent had
some extras during tho time 1
Yes but never mind them1I
But we must find them You
are keeping a boarding house for
the money there is in it and when
oxtras arc furnished they must be
paid for Shall wo say 100 al
together Will that cover your
billOh
Oh yes yes Major I hope you
wont blame mo for wanting my
money but you know
Of course I know No one ex
pects you are going to run a free
boarding house Lets see Your
first name is Susan I boliovo It is
with alloyed pleasure that I make
youout acheck for an even hundred
dollars
dollarsHow
How can I thank you 7 gasped
tho pleased landlady
You neednt try to Its a moro
matter of business between us If
any thanks are due they are from
me to you Mrs Bates you have
shown your confidence in me
Some landladies would have jump
ed on me two months ago but you
have let this bill run 11 weeks and
never said a word Do you think
I am insensible to such consider
ation It is true that on sev
eral occasions I have found my
bed unmade and trunk dragged
out into tho bulb but that was
simply an error of judgment on
your part
11 hope youll forgive me
Theres nothing to forgive my
dear woman Yes you had con
fidence in my financial integrity
and I would be an ingrate not to
wish to reward you Thank heav
en it is in my power to do so and
at once Mrs Bates did you over
ride out in a carriage of your
own
Never Major she answered
And did you ever own 10000
worth of diampnda II
Heavens nol I Ive always been
a poor hardworking landlady you
know II
knowWell
Well prepare to ride out in
your carriage and loaded down
with your own diamonds You
have cast your bread upon the
waters and it has returned Mrs
Bates you know that I am a pro
motor a speculator
Why I knew that you were al
ways getting up schemes
Exactly and it is these schemes
that have made in e a millionaire
five times over Let me inform you
of my latest Yesterday I incor
porated the Great American Ex
tract company with a capital of a
million dollars paid in There
will be a forty per cent dividend
tho first year and after that it will
run to 100
Yes but I dont understand
business you know said Mrs
Bates as sho looked longingly at
the clock
clockBut
But I can make you understand
I in about throe minutes This
company proposes to extract the
oils and essences from various
things by a now and patented pro
I cess In strict confidence let mo
I say that the spirits wo shall ex
tract from horso radish alone will
warrant a dividend of ton per cont
Wo shall extract brandy from
peaches burgundy from tomatoes
and champagne from pineapples
and artichokes In still stricter
confidence I will tell you that wo
shall take tho common burdock
and extract from it a salad dress
ing equal to tho bust in market
Mrs Bates your hour has come
Good heavens how you scare
me Isho I exclaimed as she fell
back and fanned herself with her
apronIn
In other words continued the
Major with a bland smile you aro
to receive 10000 worth of stock
of tho G A E Cas a reward for
your confidence in mo Inside of
two years tho stock will pay you
dollar for dollar in dividends and
you can have your brownstone
front and your coachman Mrs
Bates it pays to have confidence
in Major Crofoot
How good of youhow good I
sho whispered
whisperedYes
Yes 10000 worth of stock
Mrs Bates but of course all free
shares are expected to pay pro rata
for making out tho articles in cor
poration This 100 will just pay
for your share You are a very
lucky woman
But dont I get tho 11 weeks
board bill she as ed
Certainly Herr it is
But you dont lund 1 it over
Because its your pro rata on
tho stock you see no hand wash
es tho other YOI know I con
gratulate you with all my heart
Tho stock will be ready in about
four weeks
weeksBut
But you owe me 100 persist
ed the landlady as sho fanned more
vigorously
I did owe you 100 Mrs Bates
but your pro rata has absorbed it
In other words you havo increas
ed your 100 to 10000 At one
swoop you have ascended from
poverty to affluence but I do not
want any thanks Major Crofoot
is a man
manBlt you owed mo 11 weeks
board
is a man who rewards those
who put their trust in him Mrs
I Bates the bread you cast upon the
waters has returned
But whores my money
has roturLed a hundred fold
and now as I am very busy this
evening I should like to be left
alone As soon as tho stock is is
sued it will be turned over to you
and should you wish jjo draw your
dividends in advance you have
only to come to me Good evening
Mrs Bates
BatesBut
But Major Crofoot youyou
From turnips wo shall ex
tract a juico to take tho place of
cheap claret and from cucumbers
something equal to alcohol for
medical purposes In selecting
your diamonds Mrs Bates be
ware of off color stones
She retired backward before his
advance twisting her apron in her
hands and trying to figure out how
it was and presently ho had shut
the door on her
Major Crofoot I sho called as
she knocked
No answer
You owe mo for 11 weeks
board I
boardThe
The silence of the grave
I believe you are a deadbeat
and Ill go to tho police I I
Not a leaf stirred and presently
Mrs Bates kicked tho door six or
seven times and went dowstairs to
ask tho cook if there was any law
to make her take 10000 and lose
a hundred
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THE VOICE OF ANARCHY
I am Anarchy
lied handed
Blood handed
Sullen and gaunt
I brood ill the minds
Of the beings I haunt
I rob them of honor
And lore and shame
And burn on their souls
The blight 01 my nave
A spirit of evil
A specter ol dread
Iu the shadow of ruin
My black wings arc sprend
I
11 clutch at the throat
I Of the nation and tear
The heart out of order
I
Everywhere
With lire and with outrage
Withsteel and with lend
I strike at the body
By striking the head
I live
IlheTo
To give
Destruction life
And my suprcmest joy
Is to destroy
What those at any price
Of sacrifice
Upbuild to make a nation strong
I know no wrong
Hut right
And that I fight
Unreasoning and blind
t
In heart and mind
A countrys flag
Is but u rag
To we
Whose hands
Wave in all lands
The crimson crepe of Anarchy
All lawlessness is law
Iu my itteem
And no law other
Do I deem
Worth recognition
Weapons in hand
I stand
Outsile the gate
Of the land
Ofthelaudlad
And wait
The hour
To exercise my power
I kill
In order tofulfill
My law of lawlessness
My decalogue of death
To body soul and mind
Then drink to the health of me and mine 1
What matters a life or two
A kingly head or a freemans blood
It is little enough to do
For a cause like mine that overturns
All order aud makes men free
By forging upon them through ruin and I
blood
The fetters of Anarchy
William J Lampton in the New York Sun
HOWS This t
Wo otTer Ono Hundred Dollars
Reward for any caso of Catarrh
that cannot bo cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co
Props Toledo 0
Wo tho undersigned have known
F J Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honor
able in all business transactions
financially able to carry out any I
obligations made by their firm
WEST it TUUAX Wholesale Drug
gists Toledo 0 WALDINO KINNAN
t MAIIVIN Wholesale Druggists
Toledo 0
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of tho t
system Price 75c per bottle Sold I
by all Druggists Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are tho best
The New Stone Culverts
Tho town council of Hazel Green
have acted wisely and well in or
daining that the old wooden
bridges shall be replaced by stone
culverts The former liko the
old wooden bridge across Red river
have always been a sourse of ex
pense and annoyance and have at
times been exceedingly dangerous
The wonder is indeed that the
town has not been called upon to
pay damages for an injured horse
because holes large enough to ad
mit a horses leg have frequently
appeared and only the instinct of
tho horse prevented an accident
The stone culverts will eliminate
all danger save expense and last
for years without repair But
there is no use to ordain unless
they do and the sooner this work
is done the better It ought to
be completed before cold weather
A Shocking Calamity
Lately befell a railroad laborer
writes Dr A Kellett of Willford
Ark His foot was badly crushed
but Bucklens Arnica salve quick
ly 1 cured him Its simply wonder
ful for burns boils piles and all
skin eruptions Its the worlds
champion healer Cure guaranteed
25c Sold by J T Day Hazel
Green or S S Cumbs Sons
Campton I I
CamptonCircuit
Circuit Judge Scott has dismiss
ed the suit brought by the Demo
crate in which they sought to I
overthrow the work done by Re
publican County Judge E C Mil
lion in redistricting Madi i son
sonI II I
county i
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A Request From the Mountain
We have received from a friend
dn
the following request I am in i
neod of somo information in re
gard to the intellectual and moral
product of the mountain country
of Kentucky I know of nothing
that attempts a generous treat
ment of that people whom I am
inclined to believe furnished ev
thing considered their full quota
of strong mol for every calling
and enterprise of the state1t
We are not able to give this in
formation or to satisfactorily
comply with this request and wo
publish those sentences from the
titter of our friend for the purpose
of asking our readers if any one of
them can supply this information
We know that during the past five I
years some newspaper articles have I
been published and some valuable
information was contained there
in j but we cannot recall the time
when or the paper in whose col
umns these articles were publish
ed What is desired is some ac
curate statement of tho distin
guished men furnished by what aro I
known as the mountain counties
to the Nation to Kentucky and
to other states We want their
names and some account of their
Lives Is there not some ono also I
who can furnish to The Herald a
fuller account of the educational
institutions which are now estab
lished in those mountain counties
Wo especially ask our friends who I
reside in those counties to do us
the favor to answer this request
There is in every one of those
counties some friend of The Her
aId who can furnish this inf ma
tion as to his county j and then we
1will take if necessary the trouble I
to compile from these various an
swore tho required information
Lexington Herald
Working Night ui Day
Time busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was mado is Dr
Kings Now LifO ills These pills I
change weakness into strength list
lessness into energy brainfag in
to mental power Theyre wond
1erful in building up the health
Only 25c per box Sold by J T
Day Hazel Green or S S Combs
Sons Campton
Hen of Enterprise Waited
More men like Henry Pieratt f
I
are need in our community at once
That is men who will erect cot
tages for rent that people who I
wish to avail of tho advantages I
of our academy may be able to do I
so He has in course of building
four 5room cottages and we believe
lieve all of them have been spo
ken in advance Forty houses in
which families could be accom
modated might be rented if we
only had men of sufficient public
spirit to erect them and those of
our citizens who own land adapt
ed to the purpose should look to
it at onco Tho school attendance
would thus be doubled and our
merchants would have that many
more customers Indeed the gen
eral good that could thus be done
is almost inestimable and men of
means should see that no one is
turned away for want of a house
to live in
Geo W Lane Pewamo MichI I
writes Your Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the best remedy for di
gestion and stomach trouble that I
ever used For years I suffered
from dyspepsia at times compell
ing me to stay in bed and causing
me untold agony I am complete
completely c
In recommending to friends who
suffer from indigestion I always
offer to pay for it if it fails Thus
far I have never paidH
H F PIERATT
The Reinecke coal companys
employes were prevented from go
ing to work at Madisonville Ky
by armed union pickets on Wed
nosday week and several bullets
wore fired into tho company office
Largo picture frames 16x20 for
851 to 125 sold by others for
250 to 300 Small frames in
endless variety Large mantle
mirrors French bevel glass for
325 worth 500 100 mirrors
for GOf Family bible for 125
worth 300 Other valuable arti
cles at reduced prices I am clos
ing out to quit the business at this
place Como at once or you will
get left J T GKVEDON
IIHazel Green Ky
McNabb Property
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CIRCUIT COURT
Third Monday in January Fourth 3
FourthMonday
Monday in April and Third Monday in
inSeptember
September
DAVID B REDWIXE Judge
A F BYRD Commonweal thaAtloiney
gJ F VANBANT Master Commiasioi er
C C HANKS Trustee Jury Fund
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COUNTY COURT
First Monday in each month
G T CEXTEB Judge
gW S TDTT Clerk
A T COMBS Sheriff
G n STAMPEB County Attorney
ISAAC W COMBS Jailer
GEO W SALLEY Assessor
JOHN Caesar Surveyor
SurveyorFRANK
FRANK SAMPLE Coroner
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MAGISTRATES COURTS
fTIME OF HOLDING AND OFFICIALS
FIRST DISTRICT EUAS SHOCKEV
Magistrate No time set for holding
courtSECOND
SECOND DISTBICT JOHN 1 RosE
eJit Magistrate S N NORMAN Con
stable Court days First Thursday in i
inFebruary
February May August and November
THIRD DISTBICT W B DUFF Mag
Magistrate
ConstableCourt
Court days Second Friday in February
February1oIay
FOURTH DISTRICT R R LImo
Magistrate WM SPENCER Constable
Court days First Friday in March
MarchJune
FIFTH m SIXTHJ N CHAMBERS
inr both districts DAVID
BANKS Constable Court days Third
andNovember
November
NovemberSEVENTH
SEVENTH DISTBICT B F BOLIN i +
Magistrate PORTER CLARK Constable
Court days First Saturday in March
June September and December
EIGHTH DISTRICT GEORGE OLIVER
Magistrate No constable and no set
settime
en Eastern Railway r
Tine Table IB Effect June 30 1901
EAST BOUND
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STATIONS Daily ex Not
Sunday Daily
PM Lye AM Lye
Lexington 2 25 pm 7 40 am
Winchester 3 10 pm 8 25 am
LEJnncn 322pm S 37 am
Clay City 3 56 pm 9 1 13 am
Stanton 4 06 pm 9 23 am
NatBridge 4 35 pm 9 54 am
Torrent 4 49 pm 10 08 am
Beattyve Jc 5 11 pm 10 29 amI I
Jackson 000 6 15 pmlu 30 am
WEST BOUND
No1
STATIONS Daily ex No3 I
tSunday I Daily
Jackson 6 25 am 2 52 pm
pmBeattvve
pmTorrent
Torrent 00 7 47 am 3 47 pm
pmNatBridge
pmS
pmClay
Lot EJuncu 910am 503pm
Winchester 9 23 am 6 20 pm
Lexington 10 10 am j 6 05 pm
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CHAS SCOTT hen Paw Agent
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TIN AND STOVE COMPANY
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