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The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17
DON'T LIKE THE JOB.
The Supreme Court Appoints Public
Trustees But DisnPprose-
of the Law.


After hearing arguments relative TO the
validity of the new trust deed law, the su-
preme Court has decided TO appoint trustcecs
It is required to do.
They we're agreed and emphatic In their
opinion that It was unwi-e to vest In them
the appointing power in such cases, that 1t
greatly interfercd with and was somewhat
foreign 10 the usual duties Of the judiciary;
and they hoped that the next legislature
would amend the law so as 10 provide some
other mode OF selecting public trustees,
The judges did not feel nj liberty to
declare the law unc Constitutional, nor to re-
fuse TO comply with Its requirements since
the presumptlons are always in favor OF leg
Islatiye acts unlil the contrary appears.
II seemed to be optional with parties whether
to name the public trustee or a private trus-
tee In deeds OF trust hereafter 10 be executed,
and II par;c. should name the public trustee
the judges could see no reason to doubt the
validity Of his acts and proceeding. under in
strumcnts thus executed.
They have appointed Joseph II. Smith for
Arapahoc county and Judge McMorrls for FL
Paso. The Pueblo appointment Is not yet
determined.
In other counties the treasurer will act As
trustee.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

The proposition for greater
New York is assuming practical
shape. That is to say, it is reaching
the stage where the quarrel over a
name will be in order. 1t would be
impossible to imagine anything more
likely to arouse the ire OF Gotham
ito than the suggestions of people
across the big bridge who will prob
ably insist that the couglomorate
of towns be called "Yorkbroos, ~ or.
at least New Brooklyn"
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

THERE is trouble among the Chi
ncsc Sunday schools of Chicago, such
as has already caused them to be
closed in Denver. The tendency Of
the Oriental to make love to his
teacher is matter so serious as to
excite apprehension. The tendency
of his teacher to BE- made love to 10
also viewed with disfavor.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

TnE plea of insanity or transitory
frenzy cannot in any way be properly
applied to tho assassin OF Prender-
CAST. He is mental imbecile
belonging to a class that can
not be legally shut up in an
insane asylum Clothed in their
right minds, they are a con-
slant menace t the safety of the
general public and it is only by pun
ishing them to the full extent of the
law that others will be deferred from
similar crimes.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

Lawyer George +. Elliott OF Gravcsend,
who has been Investigating the accounts of
John Y. Mckanc. allege that the chief failed
10 account on January LIST last regarding the
disposition OF 500, 600 of town bonds. as re-
Quircl by law. 1t is rumored that large
portion of the bonds, II not all. have been
hypo,hccatcd, and that there is an apparent
shortage In Mckane's account of 500. 600
McKanc's friends say the the apparent short
age in the cx-chici's accounts Ia due purely
10 his lack of business methods in conducting
the affairs of the town.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

For the week ending March I there were
received at the three sugar ports oil New
York, Philadelphia and Boston 50, SOl tons of
2.22i0 pounds each, which was an increase of
l30O3 tons over the corresponding week OF
last year The rushing forward Of the Cuba
crop IS alleged TO he due simply to the fact
That The crop is excessively large and must
hc brou ht TO market. That the crop Is
larger Is shown by figures from Cuba which
give II production this season OF 4S9, 600 tons
against "a 900 tons last season and 32G, 600
inns for is.t1
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

a WEALTHY Englishman Offers to
build $3.50, 600 extension to the
Poets corner in Westminster Abbey
for the intcrment OF future great
poets. This would seem to necessi-
tate measures OF some sort for the
production Of great poets to inter in
it. England's present supply is too
meagre to supply IL worthy laureate.
At least that appears to be Mr..
Gladstone's Judgment
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

THE prince of Wales lately APP
pcarcd at an evening party in dress
coat which was not black. The
London correspondents have done
wisely to cable this fact to our
shorcs Albert Edward is tho Ward
McAlhster of England. and II he Is
going to wear pink. yellow or null
berry swallow tails the fact cannot
be known too soon to Americans. who
aspire to be. as Ward says. "in de
nush -
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

Eggs, :ranch, 1sc; sta,c, l5c. Butter, pes,
creamery, 2la26; dairy. l6c. Hay, Upland
baled, Sll 00asl2; second bottom 5000
IS 50; alfalfa $50. Oats, fi.l7GdSl, 20. Po-
tatocs. Sl.0000sl. 10. Cattle, choice ssers,
50 500 3.52; cow, s2.i0@s2. 80; native led,
ers, g, 60,ds $500. Hogs, choice, S.5'.
Spring chickens, s2.509t3.00 per doz. fur
keys, &c per II.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

The chameleon has been unclaimed.
The courts could not bear the idea of
the little creature being deprived of
liberty. There are number OF in
nocent sailors on Alcatraz island who
have been prisoners for more than Il
year The courts seem to bear with
cquanimity the spectacle of their
being deprived OF liberty.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

IT is evident that there is a gem
oral movement in the greater cities
and their suburbs. as well as in the
large manufacturing centers, toward
revival of building, Tho motive
for this is in the cheapness of ma
terial. the abundance of labor, the
lowered rate Of wages, and the plen-
tifulness of lOanable funds.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

THE sun is again freckled with
spots. The prophets will immedi-
ately begin to predict as much
trouble as will be consistent with
the general upward tendency OF
things.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17
COLORADO

IT is stated that the struggle in
Central America will soon be over.
People are getting tired of it. They
want decks cleared FOR a nice. fresh
struggle.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

n mr. n CARTER, RICE & 90. tru-.1
III X Boston np i,.iiyet
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

CREAMERY SUPPLIES. sepqraiors, Cream
OukNml0I ers, Tubs Cans. Bairy s IT, o.
Littieton Creamery Co.. il5! nlnke 81. lIen.l.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
ite Talks sense.

Governor Francis, Of Missouri, recently
paid the following tribute Ia the local
newspaper, Ii applies 81 we'll to the
country newspapers that we reprint II
below; Each year the local paper
gives from $500 To $4,000 IN free lines 10
the community in which IL Is located.
M other agency can or will do thia
The editor in proportion To his means,
does more for his town than any other
ten men, aud in all fairness with men he
ought to be supported, not because you
like him or admire his writings, hut
because the local paper Is the best invest
mcnt community can make. Ii may
not be- brilliantly edited or crowded with
thought, hut financially IL Is OF more
benefit to the community than teacher
ar preacher. Understand me, do not
mean mentally or morally, but hnan.
cially, and yet, on the moral question
you will find most Of the local papers ON
the right side. Today the editors of the
home papers do the most for the least
money of any people On the face of the
earth"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
4 philade,ph,n Op,nion,

blnCkinAil seems Ia hc written w.
fnrc aud after each word heard on Mis-(9)
rollard'S side In her breach If promise
ease IN Washington ON Friday. Read
these few words How, after his wife
died Col, Breckenridge made her the
promise nf marriage :" and let each wife
aud mother ask What consideration
does this girl deserve who accepted more
tdclicacy lorhids the real relationship Ia
he called hy its nancy than attention
from man whose wife she seems to
have known was living" She knew
that she was committing n sin aud she
knew more that she was wronelng
another woman II public sympathy is
with Miss Pollard, then public sympathy
is blind, or worse,
Miss Pollard accepts (to see her own
testimony assistance from an old gar.
dencr, who thinks the best way to repay
him for money advanced IL marriage"
She meets Col breckenridge on a train,
makes his acquaintance, and follows il
up. The first night he met her he had
taken liberties, and the next night he
had exceeded them" Aud why did she
go the next night is question every
womanly woman will. must ask,
To every girl, ignorant and innocent,
betrayed through physical love every
true woman wishes Ia extend help of
every sort when possible, and sympathy
always, but for II girl to allow herself Ia
be betrayed by man whose wife she
knows is living--the marriage vow being
in all churches IN holy sacrament" not
scrvicc--has no reason 10 hope for even
consideration. And when she acknowl.
edges that three times she has assumed
the responsibility 81 maternity outside
the holy bonds of wedlock what is Ia be-
said, what can be urged in her defense
II all the press Of America, with its
keen sense of fair play, would take up
this case and thrash it--thrnsh this
woman, who, for money, Is willing Ia
drag the man whose name she wants Ia
bear through the dirt, and whom she
Processes to have loved (and Glove cover.
eth all sins as she deserves there
would soon be M end aud .he present
wife If Col. Breckenridge, whom M one
seems To have considered, would be treat
ed with the consideration that pure
woman deserves --" l., NJ. o." in Phila.
dclphia Record.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
Three Kind. Vt Democrats.

We have discovered about three kinds
of Democrats IN Hart county. One class
are Democrats because II IL policy 10 be-
~, because IL is the popular party,
They would he just M strong Republi-
cans II that party was in ascendancy,
Another class arc Democrats because
they hope to be- elected To some office
during their life, aud when they are
defeated "sour on themselves, the party
and everything else, and attempt, very
often secretly, 10 make their weak.kneed
friends dissatisfied In most eases W.
find this class springing from stock
whose ancestors are very hard 10 identify
rs pemocrats-thcy haven't been bred
properly, some Of this same class are
disappointed pension applicants. The
third division Is composed Of noble, true
hearted men, who sincerely believe that
the principles Of Democracy are the
most equitable, and upon them the gov.
ernmentl can be sustained In its original
purity, and eternal liberty perpetuated.
They are men who are patriotic, who are
not seeking ~lf.aggrandiSement--they
want every man to enjoy equal privileges
aud dcspise those who are In search of
personal gain. They are not working
for the success of tho party that they
alone may live, but, that all may live
and enjoy the administration Of n gov.
eminent under principles handed down
from our patriotic aud country loving
forcfatherS, Hart County Record.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
The HI.l, Law.


legislature just adjourned;
Be il enacted 10y the general assembly
of the commonwealth Of Kentucky
Section l. That IL shall hc unlawful
for any person or persons to catch or tie.
stroy fish in any al the running waters
of the state by means of seine, net drag
or trap (dip nets not cxccpted), except
streams forming the boundary line he.
tween this aud other states and the over.
flow lakes thereof aud private ponds,
Anyone thus offending shall, on convic.
ton, he fined in sum not less than
twenty dollars nor more than nifty dol.
lars for each ofense, and cost Of proAccu
ton.
See. >. That any person or persons
who shall place. ar cause 10 be- placed,
in any Of the running waters designated
in section one, any drug, injurious sub
stance, medicated bait, or any dynamite
or other explosive agent, with intent Ia
injure, poison or catch fish, shall bc
guilty of misdcmcanor, aud, on con.
viction thereof, shall be fined not less
than fifty dollars nor more than one hun,
drcd dollars for each ohtnse, and the cos,
If prosecution.
See. 3. That sixty per cent of all the
fines collected for violations III the pro.
visions of this net shall be paid into the
treasury Of the county in which such
fines are imposed, the remaining forty
per cent to he paid To the civil officer
securing the apprehension aud convic-
ton.
See. /. That the circuit courts of the
respective counties of the state, wherein
any IL the otlenses herein enumerated
are committed, shall have exclusive lu.
risdiction To indict, try and punish such
offenders,
Sec. s. That il shall be the duty of
the Judge in all circuit courts of the re-
spective counties Of this state 10 give
this net specially in charge to each grand
jury of said court
Sec. 4. That this net shall not be con
strued TO prevent any person from using
minnow seines less than fifteen feet in
length and five feet in depth to catch
minnows for bait, or trot lines, or pole
and line 10 catch fish.
Sec, !, That acts or parts of acts here
tofore passed, in conflict with this net
are hereby repealed.
Sec, S, Whereas. the fish in th,
streams Of this state are being constantly
killed by drugs aud by dynamite and
other explosives, nm emergency is de
clarcd Ia exist, and this net shall take
effect when signed by the governor,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

There are some young Rends up NJ
Williamstown, n.y. whose parents would
not bc far wrong were they to render
these youngsters incapable Of sitting
down for month. one day recently
they were playing foot ball, aud annoyed
II good woman by throwing the ball
against her house NJ II kind ~ hackstop
~ they have in base ball, Finally It went
into the window, and the woman put IL
into the fire, Then the youngsters, Ia
get even with her, got another one filled
il with powder aud threw IL Ia at the
door, expecting 1t Ia meet the same late,
hut the woman suspected something, aud
saved her life, the lives 1T her children,
and probably hundreds Of dollars worth
oi property. On the subject 1T this dew.
iltTy the Williamstown Courier meek y
says Parents, IL is too late IA come in.
to court houses and iails aud give over
your children when they have committed
some crime. You had better commence
with them while young, keep them oil
the streets At night, make them ~ 10
school aud try "a make men oi them, In
stead of letting them grow up to III
criminals cells, NJ some of our boys are
doing
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
THAT'S mn MNN.

when good times come, an all the road,
l. smooth instead ~ rough;
W. sit an whine IN min aud shine
Things amt half good enough!
when all the crops is harvested,
\n' harms il h,ll a. stun,
We whine an whine, IN rain an shine
They amt half mll enough
IN when lifr's over. an We strike
\ seat that's hlr from tough,
Nv some old saint, we'll maze complaint
This nin't halt soiI enough -
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
who Can Vote.

The following correspondence as 10
who Ia entitled 20 vote at primary cleo
tions il reproduced for the benefit Of all
young Democrats In this section;
"Owensboro, Ky, March %, 1904
Hon, W. J. Hendrick Frankfort, Ky
Dear Sir; Our county primary comes OIL
in this county on April II. There are
great number Of young men who have
become twenty'one years Of age since
the last registration day and great
many will become Of age before next
November. the time Of the general olcc-
ton, DO You think they will have the
right To take part In the primary or
will they be disfranchi-ed by reason Of
not being registeredH You will sec that
they were not eligible 10 register Rt the
time Of registration, but are now. Please
answer at once. Respectfully
"W. w. HERR,
"Chm. Dem. Co. Com"
To this the attorney general replied M
iollows:
Respectfully returned, with the opin.
ion that the young men are entitled To
vote NJ the primary. II they will be legal
voters at the November election. 1894,
civilian J, HENpRlcK.
Attorney General.
Frankfort, March AZ, 1894"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
LkSormrN,>o rarSnkaoAsr's ,irr,
Can Not ne WunE nefor~ duly . aud
Perhaps MT Thea,

Perhaps MT Then,
Assassin rrcndergast willnot he hanged
before July ,, aud no, before May -
will the invcs tigalion into the condition
at his mind I've commenced, such was
the order entered by Judge Che,lain
The defense insisted on the case being
tried before jury from the regular We.
nirc, aud Ia this the states attorney
s,ou,ly objected. lie insisted that n
special vcnirc should bc made, rs he
wanted men Of intelligence" to try the
case. not the kind of men Ia bc found on
the regulation jury. When the hearing
came up before Judge Chctlain IL was
agreed that only one continuance should
bc made, and that one long enough TO
provide for the full trial of the case.
The state asked for four months and the
defense asked for two weeks more. The
trial OF the case was rcckoncd to take n
month, and consequently the dates Of
May n and July were agreed upon.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
Nam-rou. and waived scents.

Winchester is possibly afflicted with
more bald.hcaded married men and old
bachelors than any city Of iis size In the
state, and quite n number of them have
been experimenting for the past few
months with new hair grower IL Is
nothing more nor less than the old time
mango remedy that has been 50 success
fully used on dogs aud other animals,
IL Is said that some remarkable results
have been accomplished, and some even
say that II will make hair grow on n bill.
lard ball, There Is one disadvantage
about the remedy, and that Is the thou
sand odors combined in ono IL exhales,
aud 81 " YOU happen 10 run against a
man with numerous aud varied smells,
don't think that ho has been sleeping In
limburgcr cheese factory, Simply KEEP
on the windward side Of him, aud en-
courage him Ia grow moro hair
Why wear out with coughing, at night
A - m Az
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

J. NJ. Kendall ex representative from
the Tenth congressional District was in
Estill this week and paid his respects To
the Sentinel office. 10 il feeling the
popular pulse Ivy flying trip over the
district, preparatory to M announcement
Of himself rs n candidate for congress.
We once sent him To I'LL the unexpired
term Of his father, this he did with
credit alike To himself and constituency.
Ills speech aud record on the free coinage
of silver was almost universally endorsed
IN his district. We have heard Of no
other candidates, but suppose Of course
VI. q. l.isle will he out fora reelection
II, T.. Suhctt, of Salyersvillc, Judge
John W. Barber. Of Elliott, q. C. Howlcs,
of Pike, aud Hon, &, Il, Hill, are also
mentioned rs possibilities, We are for
the man that can get his nomination
without having 20 buy iL-Mountain
Sentinel.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

You can relieve that hcadache you
have by huying box OF Mcgrmine AZ
nE HERALD office, IL will only cost
80 cents aud Is sold on positive guar.
antcc.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
said She Wa. - Negro.

When the Pennsylvania train from
Louisville reached Columbus, Ind, one
evening last week, young negro and \
white girl we're put oil. They claimed
To bc man aud wife, aud asked admit.
lance ut the hotels, but were refused ut
each one. The negro gave his name rs
Cornelius Nolthcutt, aged twenty-five
years, and his home nj Campbcllsville,
Ky. The girl, who Is bu. seventeen
years old. said she was Mary Robinson,
Of McKinncys Station. Taylor county.
They claimed TO be- married n year, and
the woman insisted she was II negro
blood. They are unquestionably run
Always. They were destined TO White
land, near indianapolis. No one would
take them In and they spent the night at
thu dpDot.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
uixh,, monor.d Frankfort.

Editor Willis, Of the Capital, seems
determined In make Frankfort get u
move on" He says Frankfort Is to
have lots of summer visitors, aud IL Is
time the spring cleaning was begun. The
State League of Republican clubs comes
the last Of May the State Press associa'
ton comes the frat Of June; the State
Institute IT Normal Instructors comes
the middle ~ June, aud tho Methodist
conference is due early In the fall, No
city in the state Is Ia be- ~ honored dur.
ing the year, aud II Frankfort cant at
ford whole lot Of new clothes, those
she has ought Ia be- ~ clean ~ soap and
water can make them"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

In speaking OF Col. John L. Salyer's
probable candidacy for lieutenant gov
ernor the Carlisle Mercury says "John
T. Slayer has just ended his first half
term in the Kentucky senate, aud he has
proven himself Que OF the beat senators
kentucky ever had. II Eastern Ken.
lucky appreciates his good work, he will
not lose vote IL Il, aud u western,
southern, Northern aud cenlral Ken.
lucky want 10 honor good man, they
will help John T.. salyer TO anything no
may ask"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

II will bo AN agreeable surprise tn per
sous subject 10 attacks of bilious collie Ia
learn that prompt relief may bc hnd by
taking Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhWa Remedy, In many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy NJ soon ~ the first symptoms
Of the disease appear, 20 aud 90 cent
bottles for sale by John NJ, Rose.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

The patronage Of the travelling public is
respectfully solicited. Table the best, aud
every attenAnn to the comfort at guests
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
Frankfort, March al. 1894"
Imror,ant Land sui, settled.

An oil land suit involving nearly n
million dollars was decided In the West
Virginia supreme court recently. In
1871 Capt, John 7. Jones, Of New York,
bought the Williamson farm Of $50 acres
ut Sisterville, aud since then there have
been drilled on IL twenty'aix producing
wells, averaging 1000 barrels Of oil per
day. The heirs Of David Hickman set
mp a claim for the property, and the
Tyler county circuit court gave them a
verdict periecting their titles. The SUI
prcme court ordered new decree giving
Jones the land and all II has produced,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Hon. 10 NJ. Kendall, Of Floyd county,
candidate for congress. was in the city.
lie is much encouraged, having visited
every county in the district save one,
and the "boys in the trenches" are wide
awake and have their fighting clothes on
fer joe He thinks he will get there +"
this time in spite II the Doodle, the
world, the flesh and the devil, The
Democracy Of the Tenth congressional
district have suffered humiliation long
enough ut the hands of boodlcrs. and
this time they are going 10 clear the con
grcssional stable of all the rocking rotten
ness that has infected II for some years
Montgomery County Times.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12
sho, mlm.sIt nsean.e ms Wa. whlpp

Nhot UlmseIf Ueoause Ito Was WhIpped.
Homer Hopkins, aged 6ftecn year,.
made a desperate attempt TO commit
suicide at his home In Palestine, w, Va.
lie had been Into some minor mischief
and bis mother chastised him. Tie went
10 his room, saying he would end Il all,
and In five minutes walked before his
mother with double.barrclcd shotgun.
Without n word he placed the muSslo
against his breast aud fired both barrels
into his body, A horrible wound was
the result, which proved fatal.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-12

Why wear out with coughing, at night,
when Ayers Cherry Feet will relieve
and cure.