The Hazel Green Herald from Hazel Green, Kentucky • Page 4

I I 0f 1 JC i I 00 i Ala 1 Epilepsy Fits Convulsions or Spasms 4 and St Vitus Dance are Nervous Diseases Most byb strengthening and build ing up the nervous system To do this a nerve medi cine is needed Dr Miles Nervine will be found efficacious and satisfactory It has cured many cases of these diseases and we believe it will cure you We can give you names of many who 1 have been cured through its use Write for advice i ry My son John had epilepsy for years and after having him treated by specialists for over 2 years he still continued to have spells I bad al but know mostngiven up indesppair most given up In despair but knowIng the virtue of Dr Miles AntiPain Pills for sick headache I concluded to try the Nervine During June 1906 I gave him a teaspoonful three times a day then In July I gave It as directed and I could see that he was Improving itfand he has not Had a spell since August 28 i 06 and has taken not medicine since Jan07 I am writing the case just as It Is hoping it trill induce others to try It ALLISON Mooresvllle Your druggist tells Dr Miles Nerv tai ine and we authorize him to return a price of first bottle only If It fails to benefit you Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind REVOLVING SIN icAsGI STgON4 DE KALBILL KANSAS C1flP4O Itr INION LAWN FENCE CoiU very little DroTM Terr factory for towns door yard tarp dens We make fencing for lawn door ynrd field hog and poultry Write for catalog UNION FENCE CO DeKalb IlL KanM City Ifo For sale by LOWE A BOOK OF MYSTERY IS The Veil BY Mary Harriott Norris 12mo Cloth 3OO pales 5150 Order of Your Bookseller the Publisher Publisherfir fir RICHARD BADGER Publisher Boston KILLTO COUCH AND CURE THE LUHC8 WITH Dr Kings New Discovery FOR C3 Discoveryfp CouffHaPJlICB Frn AND ALL THROA AND WN8T1OUILEI GUARANTFD9AT1YA0roxOR OK XOKZ7 S7UKD2D I GEORGE RICE IF UNDERTAKERHAZEL HAZEL GREEN KY I have several fine Coffins in my myfln any style to order and on the most Reasonable terms I also have A Handsome Hearse ftttid will attend all burials when jto requested Public patronage is yewectfally solicited ttIF GEO RICE 1 a titr i KENTUCKY KERNELS Carefully Collated and ConciselY ChronicledI I John McCarty Pendleton county was I trying a gun for which he WAS about to I trade when the barrel burst and tore ofT onjhis Nick Jacobs a young farmer of Hal lard county was killed while cutting timber near Oscar Ho chopped down a large tree which crushed him when it fellRuck Ruck CoUongame the DreRtbilt county feudist who killed Farrish Arnett in Ohio some time since has been indicted by the grand jury of Butler county 0 for murder in the first degree John Prescott aced 19 years one of men indicted for participation in the night riders raid on Birmingham shot and killed himself in the presence of his father at his homo in Lyons county Mrs Katherine McCreary wife of Senator James McCreary died last Thursday night at the family residence in Richmond Mrs McCreary had been ill for two years and in the last two weeks failed rapidly Night riders warned Clinken beard candidate for magistrate in Bath county to withdraw Mr Clinkenbeard took an active part in the effort to bring the guilty to justice following several i barn burnings last springI I Asbury Hatfield leader of the Hat fieldMcCoy feud was shot to death by I his own son James Hatfield in Hardin I county when the latter learned from bis I sister of the abuse the father bad sub jected her to He was arrested and gave bond The unwritten law resulted in a ver diet of acquittal in the case against Mrs Nancy Murrill for killing Mary Terry in Breathitt county The defense proved I that at the time she shot the Terry WOman the defendant was in Mrs Terrys i embrace embraceThomas Thomas Fugh a notary public ofI I Fullerton in Greenup county has filed I suit for 2000 damages against the Sl I railroad company alleging that he lost the sight of one eye by a hot cinder I blowing into it while riding on one ofI I trains to Greenup In Judge Lanes court at Owingsville last week Ewing Wilson William Coffin and Drummer McKee were fined 1G 10 and 5 respectively for shooting rabbits out of season Jim Wilson of Sharps burg was fined t35 in the same court for stealing five potatoes James Polk Elliston a farmer of Urant county was found dead in bed at a hotel in Williatnstown He was about 63 years old and served in the federal army during the civil war His twin brother Elliston who survives him served four years on the confederate side sideThe The efiortu of the Fayette county grand jury in ferreting out the mysterious dis appearance of Willis Smith the State University student who has not been seen for over a month proved futile although fifty persons including students and professors in the college relatives of the boy and others were closely examined Charles and Millard Bale aged and 9 years respectively were wounded by the explosion of a railroad torpedo at their home in Brimfield Boyle county The children found the torpedo and ttok it home to use as a target The first missile thrown bit the the torpedo and caused it to explode The children are not expected to live Suit was brought in the Lee Circuit court last week by John Duncan against the city of Beattyville for 20 000 damages Duncan is one of the Madison county jurors summoned last November to try French charged with complicity in the killing of Marcum at Jackson and fell over the railing of the bridge into the creek John Ray an attache of the Climax club Lexington was held up and robbed Friday night about eight oclock He was sitting alone in a room reading when a stranger entered and after a few casual remarks drew a pistol and ordered Ray to throw up his hands and turn his face to the wall The man then went I FOR NEURALGIA NEURALGIASCIATICA SCIATICA SCIATICAQHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM BACKACHE PAIN IN CHEST DISTRESS IN STOMACH SLEEPLESSNESS I I through Rays pockets and several dC3k and table drawers securing about 1000 and making Ills escape Five persons lost their lives at Paint vllle last week when their residence was burned George Stoflurd two daughters nnd son were cremated and Mrs I Ptofllirdn neck was broken when she jumped from a HCCOIH start window Frank Slollurd 10yearold 1 son who escaped and witnessed the holocaust went hopelessly I insane and his life Is i despaired of The aged parents of Geo Strtllbnl who live in Lexington lire prostrated over the tragic occurrence and fears are entertained for their recovery The big wildcat land suit of the com I monwealth of Kentucky ngalnst the I heirs of 0 Lockhart was tried at Hy I den last week and decided in favor of the commonwealth The case involved I a big wildcat survey that covers over 80000 acres of land in Hnrlan and Leslie counties The commonwealth won on the ground that the Lockherd heirs had failed to comply with the Into reve I nue act that requires nil land claimants to list their land and failing to do so I for five years a suit can be brought in InI I favor of the commonwealth to forfeit the title of such claimants This case I will be taken to the Court of Appeals I and if aOlrined will mean much to the I I citizens of the mountains I Nervous or Sick Headache will yield I quickly to the Influence of Dr Mile1 AntiPain Fills 28 doses 26 cent Democratic Primary CallA a called meeting of the Wolfe bounty Democratic Executive Coin nittee which met pursuant to call at the court house in the town of Campion Wolfe count Kentucky in the County School yiipeiintendantft Office on the th day of September 108 the followIng members of said committee being a majority of tame and a quorum were present Chairman Stamper 1st precinct Floyd Arnett Im precinct 1 I Roe trd precinct Lykins by ircxy Arthur Lykins 4th precinct Bryant fith precinct David Banks ith precinct 1 Darker 7th precinct Joe Ingram 8th precinct Walter Oliver and Sth precinct A Cox Floyd Arnett tendered his resignation a8 secretary of said conimitteewhich gnation was accepted Motion was made by Floyd Arnett and seconded by Bryant that A Cox be made secretary of said committee Motion carried and A Cox onunittecmnn from the Dth precinct vas elected secretory of the committee The purpose of the meeting having been stated by the Chairman Jb Stamperto be to name the time and manner of selecting nominees of the Democratic party as candidates for the various county offices to be voted for at the regular November election 1100 the fcl evolutions upon motion having been made by Bryant and seconded by Walter Oliver were unanimously adopt ed by the said committee Resolved 1st Thatn Primary Election shall be held in each of the nine precincts of Wolfe county Kentucky on the 14th day of November 1908 between the hours of oclock a and 4 I oclock the polls therefore to be opened at the regular voting place in eachof said precinct for the purpose of nominating Democratic candidates for each of the county offices to be voted for at the regular election to be held in November 1901 the candidates to be selected being a candidate each for the following owing named offices County Judge Sheriff Superintendent of Schools I County Court Clerk Circuit Court Clerk County Attorney Assessor Jailer 1 Coroner and Surveyor i 2nd That all Democrats of the county i who will be eligible to election fur the respective offices to which they aspire at the regular November 1JOJ election and wuo shall conform to the requirements I rules and regulations of thin Pri mary Call as herein set out shall be eligible to and may be voted for as candidates before the said Primary for the nomination as candidate for such ofI I said offices as they may make known their desIres to be candidate for in the manner hereinafter prescribed provided 1 I however that no one man shall be a can dilute for more than one of the said offices hereinbefore named 3rdAuy person or persons desiring I to become a candidate for nomination I For any of the office before named hereI I in shall on or before the 30th day of i October lJ08 said last named date being just fifteen days before the time set here JI on which said Primary Election is to beheld make known to this committee the oflice for which he desires to become a candidate by to notifying the chairman of this committee either orally or writing of the office for which he desires i Ito be candidate before said Primary I and ifghe desires to be a candidate for I any one of the first named eight offices herein he shall pay to the said chairman ollicelj of this committee and take his receipt therefor the sum of 500 or if be desires 1 to be a candidate for the office either of Coroner or Surveyor he shall likewise make known his intention and I pay to said chairman the sum of 260 said amount so paid to tie used in bell ing to defray the cxpences ol this Ill wary Election Except that if the chairman of the mid committee is absent 1 I from the county or state or cannot be I I found then the secretaiy of said lieI I I milieu shall bo notified in the manner I hereinbefore indicated for tile notificu I lion of the ciiairmnn and the same luiids shall be paid to him and for the smile purpose as hereinbefore required to be a I paiU lo thc chairman Tliunu who are I first to register shall have their names i i placed 1 liiHl on the ballots to be voted for theyI I are candidates and to on having prefer I cnce for place on the ballots in tOo order in which they register for the ollice for furi i i whoever registers first for any tillce shall have bin name printed first on the ballot as a candidate lor that said office and whoever registers last shall likewise have his name pfintd lust as cnudiuaie for II said ollice and DO on through Any one so notifying this committee and thus becoming candidate shall be bound by all the rules regulations and require nienlsol the Deiiiouraliu party nun the law of this suite governoriug primary elections And any person who shall have paid to the commkue us htrcl lit I lore mentioned his registry fee shall not be entitled to recover any of same from the said committee by action or otherwise even though alien depositing name lie should withdraw from the primary anil have lii untie withdrawn and whatever amuulit ilimy nlliliids reiuuining In the hands of this coin udttce alter the expenses ol the jirimiiry election have been paid shall be used by the Bald coniniittee in uelriiy the ept iiscsluvinlol the party In uneutluK proper party organization over the county nnil in case 1lllIlIicl lIt auiouut ot money Is not paid to the committee to pay the expen ds ill thc primary in the way above desijj muted then louse candidates who shall have hector ilfflartd thc noininets fur the respect eve oIliiTit in tin manner hereinafter pre scribed nhall pay to said committee wlmt ever balance ol Mild primary expenses re main unpaid ratably unit in propoitfoii to the amount requires herein to be lirst paid liy the cnmllcliiis for the respective olliceH 4tlmAll persons shall be allowed vote for a candiuiite each for the various county who are HI the lime legal electors in the irecinct where they apply for the privilege III vote and who are known by the respect Ie priuniry election boards to be Democrats cr who will make oath that they did not cole for any Republican candiaate before the people lo be voted for at the regular Covenlber election 1008 provided they lonlorin to the conditions ana ijualllicallonn prescribed by the committee having con trill of said primary and provided lurther that all mule citizens ot this county und state otherwise entitled to vole but woo are limit yet Jl years of UgH and who will be ut least SI years of age al the time of holding the regular election in 1DUD November slash be entitled to vote In this election unu provided turther that all persons desiring III vote In this iriiuury Klection shall if requested to do 00 by either of the judges of said election ut their respective voting places be required to make affidavit that they will support all persons nominated lor tin various ullices by tuld primary 5lh This cominitiee sliull meet again at the court house in the town ot Campion Wolfe county Ky In the county attorneys office available otherwise lu some other room ot bald court house on the lib day of November JtKW at which the committee shall declare who are candidates be voted for lit the suit primary election and shullI lit the spume time and place make proper provision for having the ballots lor the vu ious precincts throughout the county printed and distributed and shall at the same line and pluck and in the manner prescribed by law elect and appoint the various irecmcls of the county that may be up pointed lit that time tu wit Two judges sherhtl amid a clerk lor each precinct of the county tith Within two days after the said primary election tumuli have been held and onuucted as herein provided the election officers pt the various precincts after hay lug performed the other dulles of their respective ollices required and enjoined upon them by law deliver to the chairman of this committee the ballot box and the poll books certificates and the envelope con talllllll the spoiled mutilated and question td ballots sod the keys to the ballot box together with the election seal and the otli core delivering mine bliull do so in the man tier jirescribed by law and the olliccr re ceiving same slop receive same in the man icr prescribed by law at the court house In the town of Cuiuptiiii On the third day liner the holding ol said election an herein prescribed tills committee shall again meet III the town of Cumpton in some convenient room or chime and shall thru and there count the votes received by all candidates III such primary election and shall declare the eiiiuiiduteo receiving the higheet uuui her of votes the nominees for the respective itlices for which they were voted for at said unwary election lime said coUwlUee hall mve the power and authority to declare the louilnee in case of a tie vole between auy two candidates for any of said offices us well as any and all contests arising Irom suit primary election 7th Notice of ibis primary election call clop be given by this committee ut least forty days prior to the date of holding said lection by the chairman or secretary or chairman and secretary hereof posting said notice at the court house door and at least twenty other public places in the county ut Wulle8thThat Sth That the proceedings ot this meet lag be published III the HAZEL UUEKN 11EBALO0tlmPhut 0tlmPhut this committee do now adjourn to meet again at the place hereinbefore des Bunted on the 4th day of November 100S JSTAMPRlt Chairman A 11 Cox Secretary 1 Headache FOR Every Month writes Mrs Fournier of Lake Charles La IrJ used to suffer from headache backache side ache pressingdowirpains and could hardly walk At last I took Cardui and now I feel good all the time TAKE I ft 26 It Will Help You Oardui is a medicine that has been found to act upon the cause of most womens pains strengthening the weakened womanly organs that suffer because their work is too hard for them It is not a pain killer but a true female remedy composed of purely vegetable ingredient perfectly harmless and recommended for all sick women old or young Try Cardui Womens Relief AT ALL DRUG STORES f1J 1 Ispent at home reacts in its benefits A WJJLlLfflLt with 0 unceasing general profit Sent out of town its life is ended Kept with the home merchants it is a messenger of continuous 5 benefit Business men should awake to the importance of keeping this dollar at home and make a bid for it by judicious adveriisint Letter Heads I Statements Bill Heads Envelopes Cards Anything and everything In them way of highgrade commercial printing Our assortment of job type is complete our press facile ties of the best and our workmen I true typographical artists This I tells all the story of our facilities for doing job printing of the right Cards kind at the right pricesE IDVe I Opes Bill Headsk Statements Letter Headsf Enlarging Your Business If you arc in business and you want to make more money you will readevery word we have to say Are you spending your money for advertising in haphazard fashion i as if intended for charity or do you advertise for direct results Did you ever stop to think how your advertising can be made a source of profit to you and how its value can be measured in dollars and cents If you have not you are throwing money away Advertising is a modern business necessity but must be conducted on business principles If you are not satisfied with your advertising you should set aside a certain amount of money to be spent DM i us ANTIPAIN PILLS I TAKE ONEl of the Little Tablets AND THE PAIN is GONEIi Ii bf t9 annually and then carefully note the effect it has in in creasing your volume of tw ness whether a 10 20 or 30 per cent increase If you watch thisgain from year to you will becdme intensely interested in your advertising and how you can make it enlarge your business If you try this method we believe you will not want to A a let a singleissue of this paperi 1 go to press without something from your store i We will be pleased to have 1 you call on us and we will I take pleasure in explaining tc our annual con tract for so akfr many inches and how it can be used in whatever amount that seems necessary to you If you can sell goods over the counter we can also show you why this paper will best serve your interests when you want to reach the people of this community If you have iI Headache Try One They Relieve Pain Quickly leaving noA bad Aftereffects 25 Doses 25 Cents Never Sold in Bulk I I 1 1IJI 7aaa iT71Mllr 1afv I I.