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FRIDAY JULY 5

AtholOliver Crawford has returned

from Danville where ho graduatedat Central University

Mitchell Taylor Danvillehwas hero last weekhis extcnsiVo busincss inters f

t Clay Crawford last wceMJought18 liogs and sold four stcof + o r-

SUO also one line male pig f r5i

IrornUlbeen looking after the interests ofTaylor Mss Tailor of thisp Ice

Austin Crawford oFFlat Wolfecounty but formerly of this

I county is said to be very ill withtyphoid fever Ur Hogg ofJackson visited him last svee-

ke Arch Crawford sold lp C M

Crawford ono extra trite sucklingmale calf for 25 The sire of thiscalf which is owned by Arch is aHalf brother to Abram Rennicks

Signet1 the junior championbull of America for which itsaid Mr Renick was offere

5000 before heVas a year old° rsJ Crawford has returned

from Nebraska where he went tbarrest R S Cross alias FrariilHarmon who is wanted by tlieauthorities in Jackson on a chargeof embezzlement from the L 1

Railroad Company at Athol TheGovernor of Nebraska refused tohonor the requisition papers andMr Crawford returned withouthiprisoner

Boxer

On Tuesday at 12 oclock MaryS Stricklin was found lying in arroom at the residence of A H

Graham in an unconscious condition caused from drinking thecontents of a bottle of carbolicacid Lying beside her was thoempty bottle a pencil andalet containing the following recorin a plain steady hand write

4write to let everybody knowthat I have taken my own life Iaurtlrodoflivrn I want to dieand go to see ny arling Mat Jleis all the one I evVrNavcd Mypleasure of life is over and I

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sister Laura to get all my thingsthey are at Afts Buckners

to Bury me m the white skir-

that Mrs Mays is making for motoday Dont think there is any-

thing wrong with me Mat Sloanwas the only one that ever knowme For all tho lies they havetold on mo God forgive them forGodifor me

Tell my dear old father whonho turned me out he caused thisnet and if ho had not drove mefrom home 1 would not have ended4nty life that way

Tell dear little Alice to neverfollow heir si ti who has tokenIjaon life or h had

for a dead idari TeUbIm sistersr dnd brothers Jiow lv diedBury mo bjside Mat and put hisuiqturjipbnVmV broostj cross myIwridsirof his face Now Inmso wearic life and opt of heartI will colS tat so goodbye toeverybody Please carry out thislast request Farewellr MARY S

Asboon as she was discoveredin the absence of a

physician followed the directionson the label of the bottle andIT> rol ably saved her life She isI

I IB years old and a daughter ofJatae Strioklin formerly of Leo0GItvtr f f

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War CreekStephen Coldiron will teaoh the

Chenowec school

Too Cundiir entertained numher of friends at dinner Sunday

Miss Rachel Drake of Jacksonis visiting relatives hero

Richard Herald was the guest ofhis sister Mrs W D CunditTSunday

Brice CundilF and Grover Grif-

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were at Beattyvillo Tuesdayon business V

There will be preaching hornSaturday nnd Sunday by RevWin Wells

Among those from hero whoare attending court at Bcattyvilleare Steve Cunditf Dan Cunditf

Jr James Miller andRan Duncil

Squire Stove Cundiir was visit-

ing¬

Squire Griflith last SundayAfter his departure for home hestopped at Grover GrilHths andenjoyed splendid meal preparedby Mrs Griflith after which theywent fishing and caught live largebass and four carp which weighedsixteen pounds and three ouncesbut not being satisfied they casttheir lines again and caught a cat-

fish weighing fourteen pounds undthre ounces SIAIIKFIKEF-

HOM AXOT11KU COKUKSrOXUKXT

Dan Cundiir Sr made a flyingtrip to Herald Sunday

Sam Miller was at home visit¬

ing his wife Sunday

Mrs Stephen Cundiir made nHyinjftrip t6 Jackson Monday

f Clave Chambers of Still waterwaS the guest of Mrs Joe CundiflSunday

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Dr 11isqis moving to WarGreek Wo are glad to welcomehim back

Thomas Duncil went fishing recently and caught a line lot of

fshone being 38 inches long

i lIlts W D Cundiir of Oakdale has been visiting the family

of Cal Cundill at Hazel Green

Hugh Cundill of Elkatnwa at ¬Ilid s

Henderson Coldiron son of GW Coldiron who has been in

Virginia for some time has returned home

Silver Bell Council D of A will

meet at the nextrpgular sessionA full attendance of the membersis requested

Mrs W M Terry and littledaughter Grade of Herald wereguests of the formers sister MrsW D Cundiir Sunday

Richard Herald and MissOraI

Cundiir of Wolfe countyvisiting her sister Mrs W DCundiir partook of a bounteoussupper at Uncle Run Duncils Sat¬

urday evening

accompmiedIIIdanut Daysboro They report a linetime and plenty to cat

Miss Ora Cundiir of HazelGreen attended the wedding ofher cousin Alex Cundiir and cameto War Creels accompanied by horaunt Amanda Cundiir She i

being shown many courtesies byplacetand Dick will have to lookout orsome of them will bent his time

Cow Boy

CrockettsvilleSherman Bowling of White

Oak was on Longs creek the pastweek

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Sambo Deaton of Miller Branchattended church Sunday near themouth of Sebastians branch

Elihue Riley and Benton Dcaton killed a fine lot of squirrelsand hind them for dinner Sunday

Mrs Elizabeth Deaton who tins

been sick for some time and whowas not expected to live is nowon the road to recovery

Do we keep Sunday us a memo ¬

nut day or as a command of lawaccording to the Sabbath law 2

Which is the Sabbath the first ortho seventh day of the week Jwould like to hearfrom some onethrough The News

By request John B Lewis willhold religious jryiccs at time

Grassy school house on Indiancreek the third Saturday in Julyat three m and Sunday morn-

ing at l630 oclock Subject onSunday UIJ1jChnrtjctor of God

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Everyone invited

At no time within time pa s

tw6ntylivo years huts there been

more energy and perseverance in

the line of industry than has beenenergetically performed by thopeople of the Middle Fork for thepast two weeks The people in

general have cleared their corn of

the weeds

CanoeSPatrick Turners little girl diet

Juno 21-

3Gambihls distillery has closed

out for the present

Pie c6 Little who has boon sick

for several months is still in ii

very serious condition

M C Turner killed a copper ¬

headwhich was 33 inches long

The snake was crawling through

his yard

Time barn belonging to A G

Neaco was burned last week with

the entire contents together with-

a mule which he was unable tcget out

Ned

Polly Napier is on the sick list

Henry Fields of Avawam was

here Sunday

Miss Martha Smith was visitinj r

Elia and Merry Grigsby at Lost

Creek Sunday

Jere Noble of Lost Creek was

visiting here Sunday

W M mil G K Nobleon Troublesome Saturday lookinj

after a school

Ava Moore of diaries is visking relatives and friends at thmouth of Tenmile

II C Campbell and RobertNapier of Grapevine wore onLost Creek Sunday

prison Combs and Jasper Smithof Decoy worn at John Gritfsbyson business lust week

George W Noble of Rooseveltwnshoreon business Tuesday

There was quite a scrambliamong the teachers over time schoolsof tho county Monday We her emore teachers them schools hone0quite a few were left out

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MasterCommissioners Sale

Breathitt CircuitCourtAbrclia Marcum Guardian Ill f

SoXotico of SaleNellie Flannery c Def s

By virtue of n judgment of salerendered by time Breathitt Circu-iCourtut its May term J907shall proceed to ofFer for sale atthe front door of tho Court Housein Jackson Breathitt County Ivy +

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Monday July 22 1907It being the first day of the Julycounty court for Breathitt countybeginning about JJ oclock noonthe following described real prop ¬

arty lyinir and being in Breathittcounty Ky on wators ofHowards Creels anti bounded andescribed as follows

Beginning on a rock marked BS on the north bank of the Mar ¬

cum fork of Howards creekutributary of the North fork of thoKentucky river about 800 feetabove the folof said crook onthe lino of the lands of Lee Den ¬tos a

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chestnut s w 781 feet totwo small sourwoocls on a tcorner to the land of John David ¬

son thence with said Davidson-line s 17 Ifi w 282 feet to a blloak s Gl 15 w 170 feet to a staken 87 30 w 2C3 feet to n stake n rw IbO foot to it chestnut s 74 30 lI382 feat to a sourwood n 71 Ifi w22 feet to a maple s 72 45 w 351Feet to a sourwood n 73 30 w iioilfeet to a chestnut on a knob s 15w 3071 feet to a small dogwood sGO 30 w 198 feet to a black jacks 1115 w 190 feet to a chestnutoak and small hickory K 4f c 201feet to two hickories corner to theland of Jasper Arrbwood thenceleasing the lino of said Davidsonand with the land of Arrowood53 15 w 200 feet to a chestnut oaks hf flO w l50 feet to a cross on arocks J w 508 fpl16 to a stake s49 15 w Ml feet to a chestnut s02 w 210 ft to a largo black oak withold marks a A9 45 w 109 feet to achestnut B 03 w272 feet to achestnut oak s 54 30w 2G4 feet toa stake s 78 45 w 20G feet to achestnut oak n Hi 30 w 295 feetto a black oak n 71 w 29G feet toa chestnut stump n CO 30 w 76feet to a double chestnut oak sCS 30 w 554 feet to a stake s 71 w322 toot to a cros9 on a rock near asmall hickory s 80 w ii3u feet to nchestnut oak cornet to the land ofJ R Newton Arrows od andwIth

Jnsper1Arrowoodtake n 4215 w ift feet ton s

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feet to ti stake on a lamb near atot n1V3015 w n

stake 65 30 w 1SK foot to n

stnta n JW 30w 1M feet todoublo hickory n 52 51 w 183 feetto a staken 51 w 137 feet to astake under nailers rock n 4150w to two poplars under Bailerrocks corner to the laud of lienjnmin Mcnuo hnail with his lineleaving time lint of J It NewtonArrowood n 133 w 15 feet to n lo ¬

cust n 171 w 241 feet to a hick-

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n 53 w 5J4S foot to a deadpine n 79 15 w oliO feet to a chest ¬

nut n 07 15 w SS feet to a pine-

S 85 50 w 104 foot to a stake n84 30 w lOS feotHo a small sourwoodn 78 05 vf 60S ft to a smallhickory s79a0 +1s97 ft to a hickoryn S4 w 128 ft ton stake n 74 tw 23S feet ton whito oak cor-

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to the land of Lee Combs andwith his line leaving the land ofBon McIntosh n 24 15 o 251 ft toa hickory n 145 0302 ft to astake n 32 15 olfll ft to a staken I745o 111 ft to a pine bnlarge rock n J9 p 1C ft to a largehunch jack n 30 45 e 101 ft to amaple on a largo rock n Iii 16 w307 ft to a stake n 13 w 207 ft to

IItwo pines n 2846 c lOG ft to astake n 17 15 d103 ft to a stakeby a limit rock n 20 30 e Ion ft tou stake n 0 o 141 ft to chestnutoak corner to the land of Alfredllollon and on bis line leaving thelino of Lee COIMXJ R SS 0 112 ft toa walnut s x2 1ft o 120 ft to astake n SO 30 e 191 to a pine no 250 feet to a stake n S9 o 210to a pine and chestnut n 33 c 202ft to a small hickory n GO 30 o 181feet to a stake n 55 46 o 182 ft ta black jack n 61 30 0 133 ft tolargo chestnut oak n Os o 153 ftto stake n 74 o 185 ft to a stakeHS9e185fttoastukosS30111-

o ft to ttsnmll chtnut onk s 77 c1SS poles to a black jack n 08 30-

o 201 poles 19 arhetitnut n 45 15 r04 foot to a chestnut ark n 51 30o 107 ft to n cross on a lOcknpIIlarge rock n 59 30 o 01 ft topine n 07 e IWTft to u slnko20 30 o 128 foct to n stake n 130w 73 ft to n cross on n rock n 14

w 225 ft to a chestnut oukn 8 30w 170 feet to a chestnut n 10 e UH

foot to n stake u 14

151 foot to a ohestnnt oak nothickory n IT 30 o 125 ft toa chest ¬

nut n 1 30 w 145 ft to a chestnutn IS 410 100 ft to n oral onrock n 31 11 c 7h ft to n stake ssr e 01 ft to n locust s 81 15 0 7

ft to n cross on a rook n SO W o00 ft to a rod bird n 115 0 12ft to two hickories n 75 46 o 17ft to a black jack n UU 30 o 120 ftto a small hickory n 60 15 o lOft to a cross on a rock n 58 30 c120 ft to a largo chestnut onk 1187 15 0 124 ft to a hickory n 78 30D 1GS ft to a chestnut onkr 87 1 5o 177 ft to a small whito inkI43 15 o 170 ft to n chestnut ookcorner to the land of Mary Spicor and with her lino leaving theland of Alfred llollon n 72 0 403ft to a large ohostnpt onl n 27 30c414 ft ton lint rankn Ii 15 r2SO f t to a stoke corner to land ofwritIMary Spicer s 01 46 e 867 ft to asmall plno on a knobs 11 w 530ft to a pine s 15 0 304 ft tostake s 37 o 241 ft to a chestnutoak on the ridge in tho head oftill first right hand fort of tillMurcum fork of Howard creekn 73 30 C 410 ft to a bunch oak n55 30 c 147 ft to a stake n 01 45e V10 ft to a snrtH phwtmit oak nna knob a Ml alt o 301 ft to a doublechestnut n Ojj c 218 ft to a stake

46 o MU ft to a rock on ndhigh knob s 111 o fififl ft to a hick ¬

ory s 88 80 o 142 ft toga stake nIiS3 o 211 ft to a ehoatn onkon aknob between Cane creek DotvShoal brunch and I Towards crookcorner to Doty Shoal tract n17 30 e 4xfi ft to 3 dogwoods n24 o 1S4 ft to n hickory n 11 30 o382 ft to a hjckory on

In Kfl 1ft e 1T1 ft ton tmnTichest ¬

nut onksill 410171 ft to a hick ¬

ory a 31 3D e 260 ft to a stake s57 e 278 ft to n black calf cornerCbnmoykof the K U Land Co thence s42 15 o 143 ft to a stake s 40 15o 197 ft to II stnko s 40 o IBS ft tIi blnck pelt s 111 30 o 137 ft to a

dogwood sapling stir 60 0 132 ftto a stake on tho point a 42 c 21 1ft to n blauk oaks 40 15 0 100 ftto a stake on tho gild of u point s13 30 o sWjh ft to a stake B ns 30 eGO ft to a sycamore in tho mouthof Dot Shoal brunch on southbank of tho North Fork of timeKentucky river on the line of WE Gambills Inndnnd with hisline leaving time land of ThomasClancy s 65 w 234 ft to a doubledogwood s 40 45 w 114 ft to astake s 34 45 w 258 ft to a stakes 111 30 w 217 ft to a stake on thesit a of tho hill s 7rt 15 w IGJ ft ton largo ohestnut oat on the side oftho hill w Ob ft to a small redoalf s 7 ft l5 w 327 ft to n stnko u71 IJw 298 ft to a red oak n 64w 252 ft to a stake n 43W w 321ft to a nssnfras w 170 ft to a lo ¬

cust n 70 15 w 212 ft to a staken 74 w 122 ft to a sourwood onnpoint between Dot Shoal bronchiand W K Gambili branch thencen 57 lli w 213 feet to u hickoryand oliostnutoak on tho ridgo intime head of tt Doty Shoal branch

smallhickory12 45 n3 alnln o a black oak bylargqrocl a he U knob thenw s

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i knob s 51 o II8 ft to n rod oaktumid sourwood s8 16 o 375 ft tearOll onk s ID 45 0 189 ft toostake s4515 o 871 ft tp a double-

t mllpls 11 16 o 105 ft to a blackoakn1 ridjtt corner to thee ledof Lo Donton and with his lineleaving tho lino of W 13 Gambill thonro s 4K w 120 ft to a rodoak on the silo of tho hill s 41 w140 ft to a white oaks 80 30 w-

iSH ft to a red oak on tho Iidofmho hill tnoiicos 35 30 w 110 ft tothe beginning containing 710 1

naves by nctunlfIIITlSecond tract is as follows Ly

ccmptyKyFork of tho Kentucky river undbounded nud described ns followsfromjShoal branch on time south bankof the North forts of mho Keatucky river thence up the pair ton lino of Thomas Chancy n 3y0-R 00 ftn 13 30 w 268 ft n 04 4Sw 100 ft ton black oak old markon poinr n 42 w 212 ft n 65 50 w132 ft to n dogwood n 40tO w137 ft to a bunch jack n 01 w IHfl

ftn90t5w10Gftn 12Ibwr14i-o to a chestnut oak on knob inthe head of main fork of Canecreekcorner to too land of theK U Land Co nail with theirlino n 67 w 2TK ftn 31 30 w 25fift to n hickory n 04 45 w 171 ftto a small chestnut oak s SO 11 whighknobory s24 w 181 ft to u treble dogcheatfr ¬

ander Davidions exclusion nndwhim that liliu a 11 ju u 05U tt to IIhickoryuwittLhiswood on n point between DotShonl branch and W K Gnmbillsbrunch s 74 0 122 ft s 70 15 c li-ft to a locum s 411 Of 821 ft s fo 252 ft to a rd oak n 71 JW c 8DH

feet n TO 15 o 271 feet to ftainhl ml oake 08 ft to nhillrn 8115 e 258 ft to H stnko on A

point abavo ibo river n 40 45c H4 ft to a doublo dog ¬

wood n 55 30 o 2i4 ft to tho be-e trimming containing 05 acres

Said1troprrty will bosalt I

at Public auction iu tllhighest and best bidder an-

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Sand tho purchaser wtljibp roqukbdto give bond spursecurityinail having time force and effect ofaroplevin bond and n lien willbe reserved in said hoods for tin

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