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HE HAZEL GREEN HERALD 1
Established Jlaroh4 1885 Made Ja o1l8lnthe Bto17 of JonathaaDd Bla ODtlD ncib7 Max ORell 0
wifBER Wnrnd o IaThe Oldest Most Popular Most Widely Circulated and Most
I Y rculatedand Quoted Paper in the Kentucky Mountains 100 a Year in Advance
TWENTYFIFTH YEAR HAZEL 3BEEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25 1909 NUMBER 22
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I 1 I tuition and Eastern Railway
1 Site Table In Effect June 21 1908
iWEST i BOUND
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2 Dailyex Dailyandl Sunday
2gAT10Ir Sunday Sunday jollly j
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11 Juurt M 6 151111 2 25 Im ilj am
a K tyre Jc 7 Hi IIW 3 LU pm 74 aw 1
Mel tTe 7 30 am 3n pili 15 IIW
ij F fltreD fridge L 7 45 am 3 ti pili BYt 6 am
Cipton Jn 7 41 am a n7 pili 818 am t
c ptoa 8 15 am 4 26 pm 851 am
paatoa 902 am
25 am 4 35 pm
8
t j City
t + elll 9 00 am 5 07 pm 103 am i
UEJaDcn 5 20 pm 101 lInl
eheater 9 12 am
WiaeheJter 6 05 1O2 alii
ar 9 55 am pili
t y4iton 1
EAST BOUND
I No4
yo SI Daily and 1
ud1 S Sunday I
t AMLre
rJLLn 0 Iexngton i 0 7 3b am 1
Sas pm ttineheeter20 813 am
f38pm to ilncb 826 c
S U pm L ter120 pm
S 50 pm 40 Mlay City 40 U U2 am
tanton1 i14 9 10 am
S 58 pm U amI I
Jautn 9 311
1450 Campton JUlltnl pm
4 pm
57 943
11 USpm 57 Nat Bridge 19 am
Ci2 9 56am
447pm 62 Torrent i
a MButtyveJ e 701017 am
e10pm
90 11 15 am
4O5Pm 90 JackonI 70110
It e 10 pm 94 Jaekenn 94 112U am
CONNECTIONS
L 4EJCNfliOJi = lmiu Not 1 and
rW lllike connection with theC A ORy
i pr CAJCFTO Ih Sterling JUCTIONTraini Not 1 2
with the Mountain Central
connect
Iud 4
IT tor Pine Kidge and CamptonJ J
BIATTTYIJK JCSCTIOS 1raina No2 4
j connection at Beattyville June
rill make I
tith the L and A Kailway for passengers
Ull1d from Beattyville 4
OAK JUNCTION Traini Nos 3 and 4 I
MBieet with the O A K Railway for local
tutioni on the 0 A K Railway J
W A MCDOWELL General Manager
t < jflAbJ3COTTUenPaM Agent 4
1 io 8 tenliicKij Railway
time Table May 21 1905
WEST BOUND
Bo33 IS iSI No21
fcUyeJ = STATIONS = Daily ex
kjijySunday I I I
I 2 JLAn 0 2 PMAsa
I r 510 6 Cannel Citjr22 1235
4W lliHelechawa20 j 12 19
i 45 13MLee City 13 12 13
It M AC 20 Hampton 111 I 11 51
i tS t 62 22 Wilhurst 6 11 44
I 310 27 OKJunction 0 11 15
> S 00 Jackson 11 05
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= STATIONS = Daily ex
fcBy u n
l l 12
81427 Sunday
SundayI I 4 s o
710 27 Cannel City 0 100
I 7 U 21 Helechawa 6 117
7 45 19 Lee City 11 1 23
8 14 13 Hamptou 13 14
8S7 10 Wilhnrst 20 1 51
I 926 1 OiK Junction 22 2 25
I JO 0 Jackson 27 2 30
HOISI and 22 will make close connectioi r
at OAK Junction with KOI 3 and 4 for
ptlition the Lexington and Eastern Rail
f Wj ML CONLEY
Superintendent
I t inia GOntI8IBailnaa a
1 No1 No 2
j MPAXT ARBIVE
amCampton1130aDi
200 pm Campton 600 p m
c No2 No1
l 6 t lIVE DEPART
i r 80amCampn JunclO05am
1 380proCamplnJunc 4 40pm
I The Mountain Central makes
wnnection with all L E pas
c singer trains
1 I f BaF BOLING
I UNDERTAKER
CAMPTON KY
i x INFORMS the citizen of Wolfe and
the adjoining counties that he carries
t ahe of Coffins Oaskets Burial Clothes
i mytblng necessary to put away
dMd in decent style
> j especial caskets supplied on 24
v oars notice finest made if ordered
r I t I T I and back furnished funerals
< Alib can fill orders for tombstones Ac
SWELL c HOSE
Notary Public
BTILLWATER KY
w oj profession serricea to citizens of
citizensI I of
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r COUNTY NEWS 1
Local Items of general
interest to a majority j
of our readers especi if
ally distant friends
CILLMORE
J C Lmdon returned Saturday
from Campton II
The people of this section are
busy gathering corn
Stella Litidon made a business b
trip to Helechawa Saturday
Marion Ely is visiting his daugh
ter Mrs Oakes at Oakdale
Mrs Catherine Linden visited I
Miles Lindon and wife Saturday
Logan Lindon of Insko is vis
icing friends and relatives in this
sectionMisses
Misses Cora and Joann Rose
visited Misses Stella and Bettle
Shackelford Sunday
Howard Nickell was visiting his
brother Logan from Friday until 1 I
Sunday He was accompanied 1 E
home by his niece Etta Nickell
Nov 22 DAISY
I
Eilli Her Foe of 20 Years
The most merciless enemy I i
had for 20 years declares Mrs I
James Duncan of Hayneaville Me
was dyspepsia I suffered intense
ly after eating or drinking and 1
could scarcely sleep After many
remedies had failed and several 1 f
doctors gave me up I tried Elec J
tric Bitters which cured me com s
pletely Now I can eat anything
I am 70 years old and am overjoy t
ed to get my health and strength
back again For indigestion loss
of appetite kidney trouble lame
back female complaints its un
equaled Only 50c at all dealers I
LANDSAW
Robt Rose sold a mule to Robt
Puckptt for 125t t
J C Liudou circuit court clerk J
elect was at J M Testers Friday
on business t
Willie Tibb who lived n the I
Wilson fork of Lacy creek moved
to Rogers last week 4
Rollin Combs bought a lot of
ties from John Smyth and is now
hauling them to Heleshawa
G B Stamper passed thru here
Saturday on his way from Lee
City to his home at Campton
A little daughter of Robt Haul l
sey has been very ill for the past
few days with something like dip h
theria
theriaThe
xThe infant child of Robt Puck
lyd
ett and wife died Thursday and
was buried Friday in the Murphy
graveyardMiss
Miss Sylvania Hatton has been
very sick for some time Dr D
H Kash was called to see her Sat
urday night
Hon J M Tester went to Lee
City Saturday to close a timber
deal with Garriuger < Co for the
Engle heirs
James S Tester attended church
at the Hurst schoolhouse bunday
and reports a good crowd and an
interesting meeting
Miss Ollie Swaugo who is teach
ing in Breathitt county passed
through here Friday accompanied
by W L Kasb of Jackson
Oliver Kash came in Friday meof
Fridayn
1look after his cattle and some
1farm work returning Sunday to >
his school in Breathitt county
A CL Kash and wifewho moved
to Cai r ton tome time ago Wi 11
move back to their farm just abo re
this place some time in the near
future Prof K M Haulsey was ago in
IIseen on the Buchanan fork It
seems that it is very hard for him 1
to decide which place he likes the
best thatplace or Frozen j
8E T Kash returned from Cin
cinnati and other points Frida hehis
On his return he went out to the
Elmendorf farm six miles from
Lexington ud stayed until the
v rTaJ AL he has
dtcnest da Edge ys that s
read in novels and fairy tales of
palace parks driveways kings
lords And dukes but that he never
read At anything that equals this
farnor its palaces parks tarns
hordes and cattle He says the
beauty of this farm IB not to I be
believed antil Men
1 Nor fi A
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T8 CBMESPOiroEHTSMail
your
Hems early so they will reach our office
not Inter thanTuesday morningMonday
morningMondayiCpoIible
willnot
not be published unless of unusual im
portance Advertise no ones business
and write on one side of the paper only
CANNEL CITY
Capt Freeze of Leuisa is the
guest of his son Sam Freeze
Malone Lykins has been in 1
Frankfort tho past week on special
business
businessMrs
Mrs Waters baa just returned s
from an extended visit to her pa
rents in Louisville
Bro Kanard the Presbyterian
minister at Jackson preached two
interesting sermons here Sunday
Misses Sue Long and Fairie
Templin spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatiyes and friends at i
ate
Willie Faulkner went to West
Liberty last week to answer a sum a
1mons before the Grand jury Soy
1eral of the hunters are scared
Charley Byrd visited his father
on Jones creek two days last weekIJ
He says there is an abundant crop
of game in that section Charley I
is fondof the sport too indeed he C
is a modern nimrod s
Nov 22 ETHEL
The old old story told times
without number and repeated over i
and over again for the last 80
years but it is always a welcome
story to those in search of health a
There is nothing in the world
that cures cough and colds as
quickly as Chamberlains Cough
Remedy Sold by all dealers
LEXIE a
Forest Cecil and wife of Hazel
careen were visiting on this creek
Sundayt
Jeff Cruey and family left for
their new home at Jefferson ville
Monday
MondayJ
1J G Trimble had the misfor
tune to lose a nice fat hog a few
8KOIi
IiW C Trimble bought a milch
cow from Uncle Pete NVills of
Toliyer for 26
WJ H Trimble and wife were vis
iting relatives at Hazel Green Sat
urday and Sunday I
IeDr A C Nickell and wife ofl
Hazel Green were visiting Mr and I
Mrs J H Trimble Friday nightI I
ItAunt Eliza Nickell who has
1been in a very critical condition
for some time is improving slow
ly
Bill Foreman and wife came in
home Sunday from West Liberty I
where they had been visiting for
the past week
Mrs CiBsar Lindon of Gillmore I
was a guest of her parents J P
Rose and wife of near Hazel
Green Monday
Regular church services will bs
Ieheld at the Johnson schoolhouse
next Sunday conducted by Bro
Roberts of Hazel Green
41y Hazel
Green was a guest of her brother t
Asbury James and wife of this I
1plact Wednesday and Thursday
N Bov ERTlE
Young Girls are Victims
Victfnsme
of headaches as well as old women I
0but all get quick relipf and prompt
cure from Dr Kings New Life I
Pills the worlds best remedy for
dsick and nervous headaches They
11make pure blood and strong nerves I
reand build up your health Try
rthem 25c at all dealers
MIZEt
ItCoro gathering is the order of
IDthe day
Jackie Jackson of Magoffin i is
visiting friends here
Andrew Oldfield will soon have
hayhe
Miss Sallie Osborne of Pekio
was a guest of Miss Mpg Pack
sH F Oldfield and family left
offor Deadwood Iowa to make their
future home
rRevs Roberts and Niokell de
livered good sermons at the Olds I
Grawy church Sunday Church
1ill be held there again the third
SaQdxvr in December
TN following enjoyed dinner
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with Missea Mae and Golda Pack
Sunday Nora and Zelphia Pie
ratt Golden MUrphy John Rose
Clifford Halsey lied Kern Nickell
Nov 22 BLUEBELL 1
I
A Boaidid krtl > rfeke j
horrified his grandmother Mrs
Maria Taylor of Nebo K f whoI I
writes that when all thought he
would die Bucklens Arnica Salve 1
wholly cured him Infallible for
burns scalds curs corns wounds I
bruises Cures feversores boils
skin eruptions chilblains chapped J
hands Soon routs piles 25c at
nil dealers
dealersMUNPHY
MURPHY FORK 4
Luther Brown who has beenI I
sick with fever is improving
Granville Noble of Toliver leftj j
for Middletown Ohio Saturday
Dr Taylor Center was called I
Monday to attend little Inez Ross I
who is sick j
At this writing Laith Lawson is 1
very low with consumption and is I
nut expected to live
Ed Cecil of Consolation bought
Saturdayfrom
from Doc Perkins for 1700
Sunday was quiet on the creek
The big meeting on Grassy caught
all the girls and sweetheartsI I
Mort Cecil wife and son Lovey I
Dovey spent Sunday at the home
of Mprts father Ed Cecil at Cun j
solation I
solationProf
Prof Kelly Wheeler of this
school paid homefolks at West I
Liberty a visit Saturday returning I
ing Sunday
SundayMrs
Mrs Annie McGuire and chil
dren of Bonny spent Saturday
and Sunday at the homes of lira
Lizzie Murphy and Mrs Sarah
Ellen Swango
Berry Taulbee is preparing to
have a feast as he recently bought
fine beef cow from Ben Murphy
Widows ae invited to be present
Good music will be J oderedI I
John Henry Ferguson wife and
baby while out driving Sunday I
met with an accident The horse
ran away throwing the occupants
out of the buggy and injuring
Mrs Ferguson
Nov 22 TULIP
Force Iito Exile
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oat
Okla was an exile from home
Mountain air he thought would
coughthat
that had defied all remedies r
two years After six months lie
returned death dogging his steps
Then I began to use Dr Kings
New Discovery he writes and
after taking six bottles I am as
well as ever It eaves thousands
yearly from desperate lung die
eases Infallible for coughs and
colds it dispels hoarseness and
sore throat Cures grip bronchi
tis hemorrhages asthma croup
whooping cough 50o and 100
Trial bottle free Guaranteed by
all dealers
Battle on Tariff Sure Way to Via
Joseph W Folk in Louisville Herald
I of course have no authority
to say what the Democratic party
will declare for and can speak on
ly for myself The Democratic
party should fight not wealth
but the wrongs that make pover
ty The conditions that produce
poverty are the conditions out of
which tainted riches grow The
equalization of the distribution of
wealth is the most serious prob
proe
lem confronting the American pea
pIe J
The maxim of Jefferson Equal
rights to all special privileges to I
none expresses every essential
element of real democracy With
this motto asa guide the infamies I
of privilege in every form can be
destroyed and unto all men can
there be reEtored the equal rights 1
that belong to each the fair and
equal opportunity of each and ev
ery man to live and labor and to I
enjoy untrammeled the gains of
honest toil The rock in the way
of equal rights ia privilege The
battle of true democracy should
be to overcome the entrenched
privilege harpies
The privilege of lawlessness leads
roo graft and a government by the I
few with wealth aid politics l I
pow r enough to iseesro official
favors This privttagecis opposed l
to democracy for the only way
the people can role is through the
laws their representative asake t
and if thoM laws are act carried l
oars 1k JriU ff > h fwsplf M I
t
t iooh i1 yv x
thwarted to the extent the laws
ate nullified
Then therein privilege conferred
by law The most conspicuous
privilege cf this description is the
protective tariff The Democrat
ic party should make a straight
out fight against the present sys
tem of protection
There is no principle involved
in endeavoring to lower the duties
on some articles and to increase
them on others Such a contest
could be only a sham battle The
issue sbould not be whether raw
materials he placed on the free
list and high tariff on finished
products rr vice versa but wheth
er there should be any protection
at protectionI
I do not think there should be
and I hope the Democratic party
will declare squarely against this
unjust system It is not fair to
tax 80000000 peopln in order to
makes few men very rich it is i
inequitable to give to a olaes a
privilege enabling them to prey
peopleAny
Any tariff for purposes other
than revenue is wrong just as a
bounty to some of the people
would IJH wrong in thnt it would
be an injustice to the rest of the
peopleIf
If it be admitted that the pro
tective system is wrong but as
long as it is allowed we might as
well get a share of the plunder for
our own state the answer is that
sharing in the proceeds of robbery
could as well be justified by claim i
ing that men will rob we might
as well profit by this weakness of
mankindThe
The real purpose of protection
is to stifle competition and to that
extent give monopoly The time
has come to protect the people
from monopoly instead of protect
ing monopoly from the people
It is claimed that under the
protective system money is dis
tributed by dripping down to the
people from the overflowed pock
ets of the protective tariff barons
if that were true the people would
simply be getting back a part of
that which was taken from them
unjustlyWheaaver
Whenever a few men obtain
more than they ought to have
through privilege there mu3t be
some Who will have less than they
should have To say that when
every body paya tpo much for ev
erything everybody would be ben
efited is to state an absurdity
If the privilege of protection could
be accorded to all alike it would
in the nature of things benefit none °
one It is because it gives to a few a
special privilege at the expense of
the many that these few clamor
BO loudly for it and it is for that
reason the many should not subi
mit to it
The Republican party in thelaitj
campaign promised to revise the I
tariff downward at least the pea i
pie unquestionably so understood
No one can truthfully claim this
promise hae been kept The tar
iff bill enacted by the last Conj j <
gross was jiat snch a liill as might
have been expected when the tar
iff is permitted to be revised by
the friends of protection If the I
tariff question is ever to be set
tied right it must be done not by
those who think the present sysi
tern is proper but by those who i
know it is wrong and who hate II l
monopoly
I have been over a large part of >
the United States the last few I
months and I have found a wide
spread revolt against the Payne
Aldrich tariff law There is a
general feeling particularly in i I
the west that the Democratic
party has a good chance to carry
the next Congress if a vigorous I
fight is made for the real princi
pies of Democracy
When a cold becomes Battled in
the system it will take several
days treatment to cure it and the I
best remedy to use is Chamber
Iains Cough Remedy It will cure
quicker than any other and also
any d
ale 1
dealers
A writer in the Philadelphia
Press contends that gossip id the
country villages is not nearly so
prevalent as it itt in the soca lIed
lDeat social circles in the c1tleli
nods it so vicious Tho unkind l
ordthe slanderous word the
characteraBsaaiuatmg word make
ap a deal of the small talk of peo
tal of Maali Bind sad corrapt t
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NameiAs Delegates
Governor Willson appointed the
following delegates to represent
Annuale
Congress of the National Good
Roads Association to meet at To
peka Kan on December 14 and
15 1900 The list follows
Arch Hamilton Lexington Sam
P Jones and B Bernheim Louis
ville Tebeau Phelps Morgan
town Dr John South Frankfort
Robert Giltner Eminence r W
McCulloch Oweushoro Morgan
Hughes Bowling Green Joseph
F Bosworth Middleshoro Shel
by Batterman Mayslick T M
Barker Pembroke Harry Som
mers Elizabelhtown 1 1 0 Beck
Smiths Grove Frank McKee
Versailles Will H Farley Pa
ducah John T Smith Dry Ridge
Charles W Fox Marion J P
Wheeler Carrollton W W Clark
Sharpsburg H M Froinani
Ghent Johu E Garner Winches t
ter Amo8bftvis West Liberty
Charles E Barker Pembroke C
W Metcalfe Pineville R B
Thomas Georgetown C S Wil
liams Versailles Frank Patrick
Salveraville
Croup is most prevalent dnnng
the dry cold weather of tli early
winter months Parents of young
children should be preparedfor it
All that is needed is a bottle of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Many mothers are never without
it in their homes and it has never
disappointed them Sold by all
dealersSixty
Sixty on Joint Ballot
A majority of CO on joint ballot
is what the Democrats will have
at the next Kentucky General As
sembly Returns have been rep
ceived from practically all of the
senatorial and legislative districts
The Democrats will have 26 in the a
senate to 12 Republicans and in
the house the Democrats will have
73 to 27 There will be no diffi
culty in the Democrats passing
any measure they may desire over
the veto of Governor Willson
Representative Wm H Shanks
of Lincoln county has announced
dthat hem be in the race for
speaker of the house and is confi
dent of winning
A C Dunn of Lincoln county
announces that he will be a candi
date for reelection for doorkeeper
of the house
ILame back comes on suddenly
and is extremely painful It ia
caused by rheumatism ol the mus
cles Quick reiief ia afforded by
applying Chamberlains Liniment
Sold by all dealers
Uraid Half Price Offer
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