The Hazel Green Herald from Hazel Green, Kentucky • Page 1

Ii 1 i 4r rT ir 7f 1JZ i 1P I i It THE HAZEL GREEN HERALD 0 Established March 4 1886 Mad Famous la the Story of Jonathan and His Continent by Max ORoll 0 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR HAZEL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JANUARY 10 1908 NUMBER 28 tJCXCEB Owner and OOOPKB JITheOld nIiI osti Popular Mjst Widely Circulated and Most Quoted Paper in the Kentucky Mountains IIStOO a Year un Lexington and Eastern Railway I I Time Table in Effect Noy 18 1906 WEST BOUND No1 No3 STATION llfDaUyud yv STATIONSI 11 I Sunday AM Arr PBl0Arr 6 10 am 0 Jackson 0 2 20 pm II 16 pmOK Junction 225pm 7 07 am 20 Beattvve Jc 20 3 20 pm 7 SO am 40 Torrent 40 341pm 7 45 am 44 Nat Bridge 44 3 65 pm 7 43 am Compton Juntn 3 57 pmt lev I Stanton I 57 A 26 rim 8 15 am 57 8 25 am 62 Clay City OK 4 35 pm 9 Ooam 70 LEJunon 70 507 pm 9 12 sm 90 Winchester 90 5 20 om 9 55 am 94 Lexingtonl94 005 pm EAST BOUND No2 I zINo4 Daily ex STATIONS 11 Dally and Sundaym Sunday PM Ln I IAMLT 2 25 pm 0 Lexington 0 7 311 am 3 10 pmlO Winchester 20 8 13 am 3 25 pm LEJunctlonJ 8 26 pm 4 00 pm 40 Clay Clty40 9 02 am 4 10 pm 44l Stanton 44 9 10 am 4 40 pm Campton Juntn 9 38 pm 4 45 pm 57 Nat Bridge 57 19 43 am 4 57 pm 62 Torrent 62 9 56 am 518 pm 70 BeattyveJc 70 10 17 am 6 10 pm 90 OKJnncn 90111 Iii am 6 15 pm 94HJackson 1194111 20 am CONNECTIONS JONCTIOX Trains Nog 12 and 1 will make connection with the CORy for Mt Sterling CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos 1 2 3 and 4 connect with the Mountain Central i Ry for Pine Rldire and Campton BEATTYVLLE JUNCTloNTralns Nos 2 and 4 will make connection at Beattyville with the and A Railway for passengers to and from Bell ttvvlllp 0 JDNCTION Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect with the Railway for local stations on the Railway A MCDOWELL General Manager OBASSCOTT Gen Pass Agent I OHIO KENTUCKY RAILWAY TIME TABLE MAY 21 1905 WEST BOUND No 33 I I ol 1 Dally ex STATIONS Dally ex Sunday If I Sunday PMAB 0 27 PM AU 6 20 6 Canael City 22 12 35 4 55 11 Heleehawa 20 12 19 a 45 13HLee City 13 12 13 4 05 20 Hampton 11 11 51 UJ 22 Wiljinwt 8 1144 a 10 27 OAK Junction 0 11 15 3 00 Jackson 11 05 EAST BOUND No34 IC II No2 Dally STATIONS Daily At ihDl1a Sl1nl1ay t4A3iL PL Lu 7 10 27 Camiel City 0 1 00 7 33 21 neltehawa46 117 17 45 19 Lee CItYM 11 123 8 24 13 Hampton 13 1 44 8 87 JO minnriUi 20 151 Iff 26 1 OAK7nncton 22 225 9 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30 iNoi 21 and 22 will make close connectioi at 0 AK Junction with No tv and 4 for point oo the XezUt6p pd Eat rnf Bill way CONLEY LCONLEYSuperlntendeDt Superintendent mQlfal tmFn811I ad No 1 No 2 DEPART ARRIVE 000 a Campton 1130 a 200 Campton 000pm I KB 2 No1 lihlVE DEPART I 7 80 amCamp Juno100 tn I 3 80 pm0ampn Juno 440 pmI I Tho Mountain Central makes makesconnection I senger tranhj 1 DR 0 WILLIAMS I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAZEL GREEN KYI 4 I Tt Offers his profestional services to the clti zeni of hazel Green and surrounding coun I try and will answer all calls of affliction 1 Office at fall residence adjoining HalelI Green Bank I J1 tL la tt 1 1k KENTUCKY KERNELS Carefnlly Collated and Ceiclsely I Chronicled i The courthouse at Calhoun was de atrojed by firolsit week AH the court records for McLean county were turned 6L aM iODi60CHX I A gang of toughi casing I hea clm Eighteen Honest Men are terrorizing the citizens of Central City One eP zen hits been killed nod two others hivp been waylaid and seriously 1 beaten inv WJlloni tu his first penJpa Friday The pardoned man is Sanity Hosenlierry a junk dealer of Louisville who bad been fiijed T5 anti ieul ujoe4 to 10 days in jail for drawing a pistol Ina crowd John Clark the negro life prisoner who escaped from the Frankfort peni mtentiary on the 6th inst was captured in Lexington Saturday night He made no rexistauce and said he was glad to get back It Hunt Circuit court clerk of Montgomery county was stricken with paralysis after he had retired at bin home in Mt Sterling Friday night His entire right side was affected and he was unconscious for several hours Because John Clayton came to his home in Jludisonville the other night determined to kill the entire family his brotherinlaw John Knight split his head open with an axe Knight escaped and has not bren found but the sentiment of the neighbors is with him Postmaster Harvey McHargue was shot nnd killed and Claude Price was fatally stabbed in an altercation at Shop vine in Pulaski county the other day The trouble is said to have been the result of McHargun ordering Price to stop calling on a young woman in the postmasters home Charles Blount 15 years old while hunting near Beattyville the other day accidentally shot himself through the arm and shoulder and is Ina critical condition He Is a nephew of Robert 8 Evans who was killed in a pistol duel with City Marshal Davidson in Beatty ville a short time since OddY Fellow and a pioneer of Kentucky died in Louisville last week aged 96 years He was the head of a family of four generations and was born in Henry county early in the nineteenth century Ho bad been a farmer all his life and bad built up a considerable fortune Only his great grandchildren survive Hit children and grandchildren are all dead deadAt At a recent joint meeting of the Per iclean Cecropean and Philotbean socie ties of Kentucky University and College of the Bible in Lexington a committee WM appointed to prepare a petition to tho Jegi aturc for an appropriation with which to repair the statue of Henry Clay Btandiugat the top of the monument to the distinguished Kentuckian in Lexington cemetery About three yean ago the bead of the statue was entirely knocked offby lightning At Elkhorn City in Letcher county William Wright and Kinney Howell be came involved jn a quarrel over the al leged illegal arrest of a man named JimA who was Jiving in the Wright home Both opened fire and Wright was killed Farris Wright a brother of William arrived about this time and seeing hisbrother dead on the ground ho opened fire upon Kenny Howell I and the latterfl brother Jack Howell He wounded both the men the latter fatally Farris Wright then surrendered to the sheriff Mies Anna Bright a wealthy and pope ular young woqaan of Richmond caught firejn sinetin accountable way Satur day and was horribly burned from the effect of jribjcli she died a few hours aterShe adbeen very ill and con fined to her bed for several days and while left alone for a few moments her screams attracted her mother who ran to her rescue and tried to extinguish the flames Their screams were heard by a negro passing the house who ru bed in and succeeded iu putting out the fire but not before the old lady as well as himself had been terribly burned i i tK LEE COT LOCALS 0 Sam Elam is moving to the farm Rose Cager Centers of Belknapwas in town Friday Expect to report a wedding in next weeks letter Sebron aud Freoleu Allen Alleniolt left laet week for London to attend school Samuel Rose sold his farm on the Stamper branih to Bruce Lewis of Morgan county Misses Bessie and Alta Garinger havo left for Lottie whore they theyexpect expect to attend school Daysboro boro was in town Saturday Think he was stopping at Allison HOBOS William Robinets school closed Jan 3 He taught a good school and is an exceptionally good teach ere Jobe Morrison and Jim Patrick are erecting a building in which they contemplate selling groceries in the near future Miss Mollie Quay of Sunnyside began a subscription school here last Monday There were fifteen scholars in attendance She ex peots as many more Monday week Willie Wilson who has been living in Middletowu 0 for the past fourteen months returned Thursday He says thore is very little doing there since the panic Thos Smith genial manager of Smith it Allens general store here was in the country Monday and Tuesday collecting Allen waited on their customers while Mr Smith was away Bryant has been appointed postmaster The office was moved Jan 1 Mr Bryant has a real neat and attractive building for the office having put up wallpaper and made every improvement necessary Jan 18 A From Another Correspondent David Johnsons little girl is very low with lobar pneumonia Rose Sons are doing a fine business since JT Day closed out here Give them a call Miss Mollie Taulbee who has been visiting her sister Mrs Lillie Dunn left last Thursday for her home Miss Pearly Taulbee left here Monday for Hazel Green where she will attend school until next May or June Bruce Banks and Miss Kissie Brummite were married at Jackson last Thursday and returned here to Eli Allens her sister for a wedding supper Miss Mollie Oney is progressing nicely with her subscription school here We think it helped her to board at the 0 Allen hotel as they feed real well Drs Wise and Jaa Dunn vaccinated the children of Farmer May deceased to get them ready for the Odd Fellows Home at Lexington Dr Dunn reports the following births To the wife of Andy Birchfield of WUhurst a boy to the wife pf Jerry Dunn Jan 10 a 10Ib girl fee 10 Born Jan 13 to the wife of Bert Senters a stillborn child It was horn at 5 oclock in the evening and Mrs Senters died at 8 She had lobar pneumonia She leaves a husband and five children who have the sympathy of their neighbors and the entire community for she was a dear good woman Dr Dunn was the attending physician Jan 14 PKNNIK From Still Another Pearl Gullott of Neoaln was in 1 town Saturday I throughhere here Sunday on route to Trent wk Galloway Sebastian and sister Dora visited friends hero part of this week Misses Nora and Ethel Wise and Manila Patrick visited on Green brier Sunday Miss Lucinda Perkins of nol knap enrolled in school at thin place Monday Caleb Allen returned Friday from Campton where be bad been transacting business for a week South Rose who is attending school at Hazel Green visited his placefrom I from Saturday until Monday i Miss Mollie Oney caught fire last Monday morning and received quite a shock as well as an injured eye The causi of the fire was due to a lamp which she had in her hand being too near her hair The flames rushed into her face and eyes She wan alone in her room at the Allen Hotel and no one heard her screams She threw a skirt around her and extinguished tho flumes without any serious resultsLANDSAW LANDSAW LACONICSi i 0 I Corn and feed are scarce in this neighborhood Corn is soiling at 75con ts contsJoe Joe Whisman of the Cnlaboose neighborhood visilil 1 his out in Whisman last wouL Teeter who has been in Campton for tea days on legal business returned home Saturday Oliver Kash who has been touching in Breathitt has returned home and is preparing to enter school at Campton CamptonW Taylor who recently purchased the Taylor Hatton farm is improving it wonderfully by fenc iug and buildings Rollin Combs the boss teamster of Landsaw is hauling lumber from Mrs Millers to Hazel Green for Joe Rose Kash went to Hazel Green last Sunday to see his two sons Arthur and Otis who are attending school at that place Mort Halsey of tnis place has gone to Wilburst and is now study ing under the railroad agent preparatory to work as agent at that place placeAbel Abel Hampton has routed the Harvey Halsey steam mill which is now located on the farm of Er readyfor for work BoonI There was a social gathering of the young folks at the home of Iv Combs last Saturday night it being the birthday anniversary oiji Miss Lula Combs In the talking machine contest at the store of Kasb those who have been successful so far are Combs Maude Miller Rose and Whisman Tan IS ANON MURPHY FORK MINUTES 0 Aunt Martha Murphy is still on thsick list Cecil Hurt brother of Jim face was accidentally Iboti in the fac while bird hunting aC week JJle wound is not Bejcrous David War of Illinois was a guest of Dr Harry Murphy a few days last week He was en route to Oklahoma to live in the future Luther Brown of the Calaboose moved last week to Henry Mur phys placo and Will Ayers who formerly lived there moved to Willie Murphys place John Lnweon moved from Henry Murphys farm to Uncle Harrys famous cabin on the hill Wo fool that the doctor ought to be satin tied at securing a No1 tenant tenantI I Jan 13 POET tf i IL Heart I Troubles The heart may be weaK just the same as the eyest stomach or other organs It often happens that a person is born with a weak heart Then again disease fevers overexertion anxiety nervousness rheumatism etc weaken the heart The result is shortness of breath palpitation pain in the heart or in some of the nerves of the chest or abdomen The heart should be strengthened with a tonic and for this nothing equals Dr Miles Heart Cure I had LtiGrlppc last fall as I thought In a mild form I waR weak tired feeling and short of breath goodllnl deal or the tlmo sort oran asthmatic breathing and extremely nervous began taking Dr Miles Heart Cum and Nervine and now I feel so much hotter In every way I nm BO thankful that I began taking this medicine and shall not hesitate to tell others how much good It has done me MRS NORTON Freevllle New York Your druggist sells Or Miles Heart Cure and we authorize him to return fallsto to benefit you I Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind ElkhartIndI I RHEUMATISM LUi11As0 iCIAIC NEURALGIA an i KIDGEY TRDUB 1 Etl Mktskcnlnter iUzrksttiiUlood gr thegolaoaonamat HF 4asf a IC are tb 4ltbee eausea of thew A vvaUe ienamaupya1tpa r4irah oat In1 btifiro1q reita ifiro1qIJsoseabpp3 l5 ektadvtL 1 tYOra zke tet ti I LAND of LtA1auet ltaaasbrt rw wosDilW phtDr tLD abeul6t aeAgrIRRr 1tar 1 I 8 7oa axe as lihitei Weeralats IOdaey a or say kin 41qd wilts to us for a trial b01tle b01tleP of 11 sad tis ybiltselt BROW can fee lueAaDT tePKtto Itmtwltbout Fills entirely acquiring Ir oF opium a drui coco habit noj i ohoi UBOMUW ana otter imilK InSedUnta fltMBcttte assorsLeo5PHW bx Pra 1 IIIEYiM4bx tE CO1f1PAm fheO LSk sts olata i THiGk8S18ill2WYI i WiltoHESTER KY WITH RSPOON President Patd Up Capital 1 lOOOOOOO UmllYllea Fronts 11000000 Uandiome Deputlt of over i I 00000000 This bank solicits the accounts of rlmuta farmers trader and bus mess weu generally throughout Eastern Kentucky and offer its customers every facility and the mont liberalS terms within the limits of legitimate haukinj loct2ly ii i iI3 2.