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SEVENTEENTH YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY
KENTUCKY
THURSDAY OCTOBER 31901 NUMBER 12
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HERALD Address BENJAMIN B JONES President
LEXINGTON KY
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HAS PAID CUSTOMERS IN FIFTY ft I 7ft flftH fifl
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standing and capacity Address 77 East Short Lexington Ky
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and circulars showing you
what others are doing and
how YOU can do likewise
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CARNEGIE IS A MARK
Asked to Pay a Debt Contracted by
IUlt140ther j 53 Years Ago J
Nephew of Scotch Wanton Who Lent
the Famllr Money to Emigrate
With Ask Ilelmhurcment at
Compound Interest
Andrew Carnegies dollar scatterin g
campaign in Iriiit Britain has devel
oped the Urged existence of n ro
mantic debt the iron phikinthropints
family lett bctiind when it emigrated
to the American lund l of plenty 81 years
agoHenry D Lennox a resident of Glns
gow asserts that his mint loaned Mr
Carnegies mother 11 shillings 273
to help defray the familys ocean pas
sage receiving the promise of repay
ascot when fortune should smile oa the
CurnegiesMr
Mr Lennox calculates that at the
rate of five per cent compound inter
est the little obligation now amounts
to 4J Flo suggest that if Mr > Carne
gie cun spare the change he might be
disposed to remember his old friends
Mr Lennox says
When the Carnegie left Dunferm
line they HrO so poor that the mother
had to borrow money to take them to
the United States My aunt though a
poor woman rnrsilf helped them out
to the extent of 11 shillings but the
promise to return the loan evidently
escaped the memory of the benfrt
clinics because they ucvtfr repaid the
cum burrowed
lI unt u dead but she left two
du htrs one of whom is I the wife of
n hiiiniite joiner in Unnfr rmlinr while
the other iU i maiden lady encaurd in
a small drapery business in Edinburgh
Dont you think that if Mr Cnrnitiie
knew this he would be willing to do 1
handsomely hr his mothers friends
Messy VVIHngton Vack general
manairer off e mj > nnv whose services
an a coHrctioti iKtury Mr Lennox hats
enlisted informed the Chicago Kecord
IlerHld correspondent the other night
that the matter has been furiously in
vestigates by Mr Carnegie daring his
present visit 1 to h5 i hlThard castle of
Pkibo and that hr has eciitd totettle
a wry comfortable endowment on the
heirs of the family of hU benefactress
FOR surA scholarship in the
CommtTcinl College of Kentucky
University By early application
at this ollico some young man can
save several dollars tf
MOTHER F1GLT3 EAGLE I
Hr Guiding Chnsifw Itlnl of Irey for
I Mlle snit Iccnr Infant torI I
I I After tined Rattle
I Advices were received at San Ber
I nardino Cal the other night of n I
I fierce encounter between a woman
find two eagles on a mountain be
tween Victor and Ilosc Mint about
I 50 miles north of San Uirnaniino
Mrs Goldin is the wife 01 the
mainkeeper of Box Sn Stun l sta
I i I thin The other afternoon she was
sitting outside of the house beside
a cradle in which lay her owollth <
ioM i l infant Suddeily n h > rk niiadow
I swooped down and Mrs Colding saw
n large eagle rise its l into the air i
holding in its talons her infant
The motlier rtii cl to where a mule I
twos tethered mid pulling itti the I
stakepin jumped 01 its back und
was soon following after the bilge
bird which tourtl flight dimcult with
its heavy burden
The chase was continued for sew
eral miles the eagle resting at in 1
tervals When it alighted on its nest
IIItI I
Ii hlip in be inonntiiiif Mrs Gold
hog clinbeil shove where file bad seen
the tragic alight tied one < iiil of tllf
stike rope alien a tree trunk and let
herseif over The cllY She lauded on
a ledge mal toned the eagle Serin
n club she fought the angry bird sue
IHIl1cllIng
IJeforc sill Ciiid escape to the
pround the ca = cs mate appeared
and the mother hail another encoun I
ter but drove the bird away lrs1 I
Goldin reached home late at nifht I
in u pitiable condition The infant
infantI I
escaped injury
The story was telephoned to San I
tcrnnrdino by KlperlntcTidont Sparse
of the Gold Mountain Mining com
pony who voucliod for its accuracy rl I
A Fiendish Attack
An attack was laloly made on C
F Collier of Cherokee Iowa e1 I
nearly proved fatal It came thro
I his kidneys His back got so hunt
he could not stoop without jjrvat
pain nor sit in a chair except prop
ped by cushions Xo remedy help
ed him until he I tried Electric Hit
tera which eUecled such a wonder
I ful change that ho writes ho feels
like a new man This marvelous
medicine cures baukach and kid
ney trouble l pnrifis tho blond
I and builds up your health Only
150 cents at 1 J Taylor Day
I Hazel Green or S S Combs I k
Sons Campion drugstores
THE PLAZA PAXAMERICAN EXPOSITION
The Plaza is an open space immediately north of the Electric
Tower and is 350 feet by COO feet On the east sido is tho large en
trance building of tho Stadium and on tho north tho Propylaia a
thet
building for restaurant purposes forming also the eastern entrance to
tho Midway The Midway is threefifths ofa mile long giving more
than a mile of frontage mill presenting the most interesting and won
derful collection entertainment novelties ever brought together
There will bo about thirdyfive separate and distinct features somo of
them very large occupying several acres The aggregate cost of the
Midway attractions is estimated at 3000000 which alone is moro
than tho cost of somo of tho largo expositions
1
GENERATIONS OF DIPLOMATS
Th rm ramllr Hold the llecofa in
th Ooaalar Survlcv IxM3 tad
at ralmooth Kag
The family with the longest record
in diplomatic service is l the Fox lain
ily Four successive generations the
Fox family have held the post of con I
sul at Falmouth England sluice May
30 1794 when President Washington
appointed as representative of this
government to that place Robert W
Fox On hIs death his son was ap
pointed to the race to be succeed
ed by the grandson Howard Fox
who is i the present consul and whose
son is i the vice consul The latter it
it I likely will be appointed to suc
ceed his father on the luttcrs retire
mcnt or death
There have been many demands
of administra
made on each change
tion to oust the Fox family who are
English people but the state depart
ment largely for sentimental rea
in the of
sons hu made no change
fice It has been generally supposed that
Consul Sprague at Gibraltar and his
family had been longest in tho diplo
matic service but the Foxs have
held office under the state department
for a much longer period
Arm F VllllalJ 1Ip at Rapid Rai
Enlistments In the army arc at n
unprecedented rate much to the
gratification of artillery officer who
are anxiouS to have the maximum I
strength of thplr crape attained at
an early date The laat 1 week there I
were 403 enlUtments the previous
weekly average being lea than 200
This enabled the war department to
complete the third Increment of artil
lery increase and make the promo
tion among the commissioned offi
cer The surplus enlistments with
the additional transfer this week
give 41T men on the fourth incre
ment of 1803 men
All the iafantry regiment are
now recrulUd to that strength and
all cavalry rfgtmentf except the
Thirtieth ara fl l This enables
ttcr fcc 1Ji N Ol ii
e 1tcau tittlr
fll i
TO USE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
Attempt to EatnhlltJ SlnUo on Puget
et loaa to Uepor IDOOIaIDIJ
caacl
Experiments with wirclcsii teleg
raphy for reporting Incoming ships
will soon be made between Tatoosli
island and Xcah bay at the entrance
to Puget hound At one time the gov
ernment maintained n station for re
porting nail obscrvjjtioii oj the is i
land but the cable to Ncih bay broke
several yearn ngo and since then ves
sels have been reported from Noah
bay The govcrnmin now proposes
to reestablish the Tntoosh island sta
tion and to reopen telegraphic com
munication with the mainland If
the experiment with wireless teleg
raphy falls n cable wlll be laid be
twecn the island anti NcaCi bay Ow
ing to currents and rocks between
the island and the mainland the life
of a cable off Cape Flattery is very
short so the government will do its
best to make wireless telegraphy a
success in order to save the cost of
expensive cables A reserve has been
set aside at Tntoosh island and plans
and specifications have been made
for n station to cost 5000 It is ex
pected that bids will be called for at
Washington within a month
DnJoIln Sail for the Dote
The ships of the ItaldxvinXelglcr
arctic expedition weighed anchor nt
Tromsoe Norway the other night
about midnight and with the stars
and stripes and Norwegian flags al
their masts steamed oil to the
north As they left the harbor the
crews of the other vessels in the
harbor gave the expedition n part
ing cheer Evelyn P Baldwin chief
of the expedition was in excellent
spirits His last words were that he
1
had little doubt of r aehing the
north pole The America will pro
ceed first to Archangel in Russia
and then return to the Inland of Vnr
doe off the coast of Norway whence
the final departure for Franc Josef
Land will be made Touching at
Houningsvaag the America and the
Belgiea will pick up the Frithjof
and all three vessels will proceed 1 I
northward together
IG rddt to Prevent Lynching I
The remains of William Hart n
printer who was foully murdered i
Ilrilltlr
at SluIliyvillo Saturday night
September 21wro Inirird Wednes I
day afternoon in Grovo Hill come I
try Clarence Garnett and Jumbo
Fields l colored boys were arrested
and charged with time t crime They j I
have confess d Anna Field col i
ored was also arrested and all i i
three have been indicted for will i
ful murder Lynching is feared
and tho jail is heavily guarded
On Monday night 10 masked men
demanded keys to tho jail but
did not succeed in their purpose
Tot Causes Night Alarm
Ono night my brothers baby I
was taken with Croup writes Mrs
J C Snyder of Crittendon Ky
1J iCyit
it seemed it would strangle before
fro could get a doctor so we gao
it Dr Kings Now Discovery which j
gave quick relief and permanent j i
ly cured it Wo always keep it in I t
tho houso to protect mfr children
from Croup and Whooping Cough tl
It cured me of chronic bronchial
trouble that no other remedy would i
coughslI j
colds throat and lung troubles 50c I
land 100 Trial bottles froo at i i I i
IJ 1 Taylor Day Hazel Green and I
S S Combs tL Sons Campton i I
drug stortJsI I i
storesCampaign
Campaign Opens
ICampaIgn campaign in
Carter county opened last Wednos
day with speeches by former LieuI I
tenant Governor Worthington
County Judgo Bonnet and other I
It is their intention to have nllot
ings s atI every schnolhouso in the
district and windup with an thlI I
fashioned barbecue Saturday N > 1
I
vmborJ att which Governor
rradlty or Senator Deboe will be
the chief speaker
C M 1 Phelps Forest itle Vt
atvs his child was completely cured
of a bud cane of exzema by the use
of DoWitts Witch Hazel Salvo
Beware of all counterfeit It in
stantly relieves pilesII
II F IIEKATT
After November
Advices from Washington stato
that tho President will not re
move Collector Sapp of tho Fifth
Kentucky Internal Revenue Dis
trict until after tho November
election Meanwhile Sapp will con
tinuo to act as chairman of tho
republican committee
Lewis Ockerman Goshen Ind
DeWitt s Little Early Risers never
bend mo double liko other pills
but do their work thoroughly and
make mo feel like a boy Cer
tain thorough gentle
II F PIEHATT
Closely Pursued
lion James K Jones may bo
making a successful run for ro
election to the United States Sen
ate but ho knows thero is some
thing warm in his rear Wash
ington Post
DoWitts Little Early Risers
never disappoint They are safe
prompt gentle elloctivo in remov
ing all impurities from the liver
and bowels Smalland easy to
take Never gripe or distress
H F PIEHATT
Gains By Comparison
The moro the people of Mary
land contemplate Mudd and Well
ington tho more they are inclined
to admire Gorman Memphis i
CommercialAppeal
Do you suffer from piles If so
do not turn to surgery for relief
DoWitts Witch Havel Salvo will
act more quickly surely and safe
ly saving you tho expense and
danger of an operation
II F PlEUATT
Nobody Curious
It doesnt mike any particular
dillerenco what drove William
Waldorf Astor out of America as
long PS tho results are so satin
factory Denver Republican
Tit UKKALD for 12 months and
5000 for 100 is a great big
bargain awaiting the man who can
figuro tho total vote of Ohio flan
jSachusctts i I and Iowa Seo Try
1 Your Luck on last page for par
ticulars
Couldnt Understand It
It soems to have surprised somo
persons that Senator Mark Hanna
is capable of feeling emotion over
I tho death ofn choriscd friend
Chicago Tribune
WATER SPECTACLE
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN EFFECTS FOR
THE PANAMERICAN
Unexampled Sights to Be FroTffe
For Visitor to the Eipo ltlom
Will Use 33000 Gallon of Water
Per Minute For ThU Feature
IWhen visitors to tbo FnnAtnorlcan
Exposition view tbo fountain dlplaya
they will bo Inclined to wonder where
all the water comes from eo plentiful
will lie tho supply It will be with
these fountain displays the same ns It
will be with the electrical exhibit
There will be a point a place at which
the display will Increase In beauty and
extent until the climax is t attained In
and about the Electric Tower and the
basin I thereof So extensive A1H this
be that all will recognize the lenity of
the display and look In wondering ad
miration upon the spectacle which Is
destined to be one of tho most remark
able features of the Exposition
limo pumping plant that will supply
the water effects will be located In the °
Court of the Machinery and Transpor
tation building It will consist of 12
pumps having n total capacity of 3V si
000 gallons of water per minute I
The engines arc all to be belted to
theft respective pump units and they i
will be required to bo In service from C
10 oclock In the morning until 1115 J
oclock at night a period of 134 hours
Estimating their capacity at 35000 gal
Ions of water each minute It Is evident
that each day during the tlmo they aro J
areIto
Ito he in service they could pump the
enormous amount of 27823000 gallons j
of water This water will be used to ji I
servo the fountain displays at the Elec I
trio Tower and basin and also the j 1
Court of Fountains Including the
Fountain of Abundance The water
will be taken from an intake located at
the north end of the Court of Fountains j
basin through a 48 inch suction pipe
It will be delivered by the pumps
through 10 Inch and 20 Inch pipes at a t t
pressure of 110 pounds per square inch
to the fountain orifices From these
orifices the water will stream In all
shapes from tho finest spray Jet to the
solid stream Inches thick that will rise
high In the aIrI I
At tho Fountain of Abundance tbo
sight will bo all tho name Implies
There will he on abundance of water
and it will be In motion Beyond the I
tbeI I
Fountain of Abundance will be the
Court of Fountains and this basin will
bo filled with large jets of water
thrown vertically They will be known
as pillar jets In this basin will also
I
be located beautiful groups of water t
figures all formed In the manner la
which the water Is projected Tho wa
ter figures will resemble sheaves of j
wheat lilies etc and they will average
12 feet high On a line through the
center of tho main Court of Fountains J I
there will he all of 20 of each of these
figures of surpassing beauty
Beyond this still at tho north end of
the Court of Fountains will be the
Genius of Water Hero In a significant
group of statuary the sculptor will por
tray his artistic conception of what the
figure is designed to represent Over
In front of the statuary the water wIDt t
ebulliate carrying out In most perfect
way the sculptors Idea
In front of tho Electric Tower In the 1
basin and in tho niche of the Tower
the climax of spectacular water ef J
fects will come with a gorgeousness
that will exceed any display of the
kind the world baa seen On each
side of tho center of tho structure win I
be located two groups of water Jets
with 20 largo pillar Jets throwing
water columns to a height of CO feet
On the arc of a circle whoa center Is
the niche will be located some 42 large
Jets throwing water In parabola curve
toward the cascades In front of the
niche These Jets will be so arranged
as to make a very ragged stream This
stream will not be solid neither will
It be so broken as in the spray Jets 4
Then out from tbo niche Itself there I
will come a flood of water of 13000
gallons per minute which by means
of deflector will take the form of an
Immense water screen or veil tho beau
ty of which will linger In the memory
OBBIX Eo DtJSLiP
Thats The Main Point
Roosevelt may do things in a
spectacular way but they will be
tho right things to do Philadel
phia LedgerI I
Blank School Reports for use of
teachers of public schools for sale
at this office 100 50 cents j 200 1
75X j 300100
Ww uk hie Datetitaa
The HamburgAmerican Us steaB >
er Deutschland bu broken her rec
ord and made the passage between
New York and Plymouth Eng In
S days 11 hours and 5 minute at
an average speed of 2351 knot an
hoar over a distance of 3082 knot
The vessel highest days run was
367 knots This establishes a new
eaatward speed record The highest
previous eastward speed record wan
made by this steamer June 10 when
she maintained an average speed of
2339 knot per hour The highest
days run of 557 knots Is also an east
ward record The best previous
knotd
was made by the DeutxhUnd lo Au
gust of last year
Assay Xarloalal A41er
All marriages are not made in
Heaven says the Philadelphia 1ImM
The hammocks are doing tbir wul
share of the business
Steamboat Md LoeosBtlr
The first practicable steamboat wu
built in 1802 and the first rail way loco
motive in 1604
1804Florida
Florida Coral
Coral both whit and red it found
W lain Florid ooMA
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CIUCUIT COURT
Third Monday in January Fourth
Monday in April and Third Monday in
SeptemberDAVID
DAVID B REDWING Judge
A F BVRD Commonweal thsAttorney
J F VANSANT Master Commissioner t
C C HANKS Trustee Jury Fund
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COUNTY COURT
First Monday in each month
G T CESTEB Judge
W S TUTT Clerk
A T COMBS Sheriff
G n STAY PElt County Attorney
ISAAC W COMBS Jailer
GEO W SALLEY Assessor
JOHN CREECH Surveyor
FRANK SAMPLE Coroner
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MAGISTRATES COURTS
TIME OF HOUUNO AND OFFICIAL
FIRST DISTRICT ELIAS SHOCKEY
Magistrate No time set for holding
courtSECOND
SECOND DISTRICT JOHN n ROSE
JR Magistrate S N NORMAX Con
stable Court days First Thursday in
February May August and November
THIRD DISTRICT W U DUFF Mng
Magistrate
Court days Second Friday in February
FebruaryMay
FOURTH DISTRICT R R LUGO
Magistrate Wsi SPENCER Constable
Court days First Friday in March
June September and December
FIFTH do SIXTJIJ N CHAMBERS
Magistrate in both districts DAVID
HANKS Constable Court days Third
Friday in February May August and
November
SEVENTH DISTRICT R F BOIIN
Magistrate PORTER CLARK Constable
Court days First Saturday in March
June September and December
EIGHTH DISTRICT GEOKOE OLIVER
Magistrate No constable and no set
time for holding court
Lexington and Eastern Railway
Time faille In Effect June 30 1901
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PM Lye AMLye
Lexington 2 25 jiui 7 40 ate
Winchester 3 10 pm 8 2j am
LKJuncn 3 22 pm 8 37 am
Clay City 3 50 11 l ID 9 13 am
Stanton 4 OG ptn 9 23 am
Nat Bridge 4 35 pin 9 54 am
Torrent 4 49 pm 10 OS am
Beattyve Jc 5 11 pm 10 29 amI I
Jackson 6 15 pm 11 30 am
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STATIONS Daily ex No3
Sunday Daily
Jackson 6 25 am 2 52 pm
pmBeattyve
pinTorrent
Torrent 7 47 am 3 47 pm
pmNat
Stanton 8 28 am 4 30 pm
Clay City 8 37 am 4 39 l pm
LAEJancn 9 lOam 5 OS pm
Winchester 9 23 am 5 20 pm
Lexington 10 10 am 6 05 pmy y
b It BARRGenl Manager i
CHAS SCOTT Gen Pass Agent t
T It MORGAN S P A
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TIN AND STOVE COMPANY
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